ken stone, executive committee member of the hamilton coalition to stop the war, his in hamilton, ontarioanon, it's gaza, and let's see if the same thing is also happening in the... bank and ramala and where you are? yes, the same thing is happening over here in the west bank and in the cities of the west bank where the iof has raided many cities since the hours of the early morning today, the the iof has raided in and navless, we are talking about major palestinian cities being raided almost every day and one piece of news have just... and this may take us for another level of atrocities by the israeli regime that jibron sair has announced that he will be joining the to the netanyahu cabinet or to the netanyahu government and by by joining by this very important join by jidan sair what what does this uh how will this effect or impact? on the policies of the the israeli government, this will impact the israeli government in three major, three major things, the first thing that the this government will be expanded because has four additional chairs in the parliament and this will strengthe

patience. i'm going to come back to you. we also have robert fantina still on the line out of kitchen ontario, uh, many feel, robert, and i asked this to clive in my initial introduction. to him when i brought him on that uh the regime is pushing for wider conflict in the region, but it what i find perplexing uh personally is how does that even benefit anyone in west asia including the zinest entity itself uh, why would the regime or how could it even from its own perspective benefit from regional war, robert? the only ways it will benefit is it wants to gain more territory, certainly wants to... all of palestine and also we have to remember that netanyahu is under indictment, he wants to stay out of prison, and in many cases, although it doesn't seem to be happening in israel, when a country goes to war, the people in that country rally around their leader regardless of of if the war is uh, all war is it's criminal, but regardless the reason for the war, we saw that in the united states at the beginning of the iraq war when uh... time george bush was president, his popularity sored, of cours

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shard kates there joining us from vancouver canada and robert fantiner joining us there from kitchen ontarioil this moment slashes between the iof, the raiding iof forces and the palestinian and the palestinian resistance over there in the tulk camp is is is on and off clashes between between them also what's uh we would like to highlight in therem and its refugee camp and you have mentioned and said the systematic and deliberate devastation and demolishing all of the infrastructure that the iof all the streak that the iof ruses and the houses and so on and this is actually is being a part of the of the policy that the iof is making which is the col collective as they call it the collective punishment as they they are trying and inventing new ways to punish the people of the tool karim camp in which they say that they have encouraged and we quote encouraged the the palestinian resistance groups inside them camp to to become more active and they have actually obtained them within within the city. moving to genene with with almost the same situation over there, raids and also crashes on and of

from vancouver, canada and robert fan, tina author. and journalists joining us also from kitchen ontario october 8th, that it is more than prepared to carry out a prisoner exchange any moment any time, and that the only basis for this is that the genocide comes to an... and it is absurd to expect the resistance to carry out the prisoner exchange while the palestinian people are being massacred by the zionist regime and so it's very clear that the na regime has time and time again chosen its own political future um, certainly at the expense of the captives. i mean, we saw that on the 7th of october themselves, when the occupation forces were shelling their own people with tank shells, um, in order to prevent them from being taken captive and held in for a prisoner exchange, and it's been shown time and time again that the only effective way to assure the release of unjustly held palestinian detainees from zionist prison. is to carry out a prisoner exchange. um, the netanyahu government and really the zionist regime as a whole is dedicated to this path of genocide and colonial destruction,

montreal and firaz al naj manager, canadian defenders for human rights, joining us out of ottawa ontario, gentlemen, i welcome you both to the program here, i guess mr. philpot, we'll uh start with you, un special reports for uh, francesca albanese, she says she is not sure if the israeli regime. deserves un membership, basically how reckless do you have to be as an entity uh when you have human rights representative make that assertion about you to that degree. um 19th of july the international court of justice rendered a judgement recognizing the occupation as illegal um and obviously concomment to that is the right to take up arms, the attacks on the west bank are intensifying and violations of the 19th of july decision of the international court of justice, israel's right to self-determination is being destroyed, so the right to have israel expelled from the united nations is very appropriate, article 6 provides for this right, on the recommendation of the un security council she also said regime uh francisca albanies with the un uh f she said the regime is becoming an international

robert fantina, author and journalist from krishna, ontario. gentlemen, thank you for being on press tv. mr. anderson, beginning with you sir. hamas says after nearly year of unslot and devastation on the gaza strip, the israeli regime has failed to break the palestinian resistance. now, do you agree? with that and why the regime hasn't been enabled to break this resolve? yes, i do agree with it, it's it's evident that the level of resistance activity in gaza against the invading forces is ongoing, and the principal object of the israeli forces has been to carry out reprisals against the civilian population, which they have announced notoriously and of course subject to the the action in the in the national court of justice at the moment, "the the result of that failure is that there is no really conceivable end to the israeli operations added to the fact that netanyahu sees his um political future linked to keeping the war going there um and of course adding impossible conditions to any possible cease fire um such as for example the israelis a

robert fantina, author and journalist from krishna ontario, canada. mr. fantina, glad you can make it. mr. fantina, your initial thoughts on the report. and also isn't what the israeli regime has done and is doing against international law and is it considered a war crime? if yes again why are they getting away with it in broad daylight so to say and also what about let's say the same tactic was used by russia against ukraine? yes so first of all these are war crimes depriving people of food, water, medical attention and and medicines. these are all uh uh violation international law, they are extremely serious war crimes, crimes against humanity, and israel is committing them a daily basis. now euromed has recently reported on them, but these crimes have been reported constantly for the last almost uh full year now, we've known for a long time since since this genocide started that the israeli uh government has said you're going to deprive palestinians of food, water, medication, electricity, uh education, anything, anything that the basic human rights th

joining us from montreal and manager canadian defenders for human rights joining us out of ottawa ontario gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program here i guess mr. philpot will uh start with you. un special repertoire uh francesca, francesca albanese, she says she is not sure if the israeli regime deserves un membership, basically how reckless do you have to be as an entity uh when you have human rights representative make that assertion about you to that degree? well um there's many reasons of course for saying what she's saying ' "the un has, the the international court of justice is order is investigating israel for genocide, and there's an ongoing trial to decide whether it's genocide, the international criminal accord is on the point of issuing warrants against two leaders of israel, the defense minister and mr. netanyaho. 19th of july, the international court of justice rendered a judgement. um recognizing the occupation as illegal um and obviously concomment to that is the right to take up arms. the attacks on the west bank are intensifying and violations of the 19th of ju

- it's sharley joining us from vancouver canada and robert fantiner joining us there from kitchen ontariong lethal war-like tactics in the occupied west bank. in a same release wednesday, osha reported over two dozen people, including children have been killed in israeli attacks. agency warned access impediments imposed by iof for severely hindering humanitarian efforts in the area, during his visit to tukaram, un or their visit, pardon, tokaram, un teams confirmed 120 palestinians including over 40 children were displaced after their homes were destroyed. agency said at the time of the assessment, 13,00 people in new orshiram's refugee camp experience watercuts and sewage overflow, the population they said is traumatized and in need of serious cic psychological support and clashes continue to intensify between hezbillah and israeli regime along the southern lebanese border, the resistance groups fired over 60 rockets at israeli targets and occupied territories including alsahil base. inbate hilal. hisbullah says retaliatory operations are in response to israel's almost daily targeting of

us from montreal, and we also have author and journalist robert fantina joining us from kitchener, ontario. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. angler in montreal. please share with us your perspective on the recent. israeli destabilizing actions and escalations which have left many innocent civilians dead and injured. the attack in southern beirot and the recent terror attacks, the pajor and walkie talkie blasts across lebanon. hez chief hassan nasulas says that the detonation of the communication devices carried out by israel amount to a declaration of war on lebanon. uh, i mean, how who can argue with that? it's... just mass terror, mean the're thousands and thousands of people injured uh, now they go blow up building, many kids killed, many kids under the rubble, uh, this is uh, mean, this is just keeps going and going, and they clearly want to ignite uh, as much of the region in war, um, this is uh, the level of criminality, the level of ' destruction is just - it's remarkable and and there's no stop and they they do it everywhere and uh and if you were to watc

from vancouver, canada and robert fan, tina author and journalists, joining us also from kitchen or ontarioesistance to carry out the prisoner exchange while the palestinian people are being massacred by... the zionist regime and so it's very clear that the netanyahu regime has time and time again chosen its own political future um certainly at the expense of the captives, i mean... "we saw that on the 7th of october themselves, when the occupation forces were shelling their own people with tank shells in order to prevent them from being taken captive and held in for a prisoner exchange, and it's been shown time and time again that the only effective way to assure the release of unjustly held palestinian detainees from zionist prisons is to carry out a prisoner exchange. um, the netanyahu government and really the zionist regime as a..." whole is dedicated to this path of genocide and colonial destruction, even if the and it's being recognized, i think by more and more zionists and also by the imperialist backers of the zionist regime, that this is actually path to the faster dissolution of

from montre. all and we also have author and journalist robert fantina joining us from kitchener ontario. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. angler in montreal. please share with us your perspective on the recent isrady destabilizing actions and escalations which have left many innocent civilians dead. injured the attack in southern beirot and the recent terror attacks uh the pager and walkie talky blasts across lebanon. hezbolah chief hasan nasulah says that the detonation of the communication devices carried out by israel amount to a declaration of war on lebanon. uh, i mean, how who can argue with that? it's just mass terror. i mean, there thousands and thousands of people injured, uh, now they go blow up building, many kids killed, many kids are under the rubble, uh, this is uh, mean, this is just keeps going and going, and they clearly want to ignite uh, as much of the region in war, um, this is the level of criminality, the level of uh, destruction is just uh, it's remarkable, and and there's no stop, and they they do it ever. and uh and if you were to watc

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robert fantina of kitchen, ontario, author and journalist to the conversation. hello robert, pleasure. have you on for viewers are just joining us from the middle of rolling coverage uh speaking of uh israel's uh two days of bombardment and attacks on lebanese territory resulting in at least 569 deaths including 50 children, 94 women, two medics and thousands injured, 50 children in less than 50 hours. your initial thoughts robert, this regime doing what it does best, terrorizing innocent people slaughtering them uh and all in the name of its security, which is not in any way threatened by by its victims. the fact that the rest of the world is mainly silent about this is absolutely appalling but not surprising because they've been silent about the uh the slaughter and the genocide that's going on in gaza today. now uh us folks people are saying that lebanon is justified and targeting uh hezbulah, but as you said these 54 children, not members of hezbollah, and most of the 500 people who died were probably not, not militants anyway, same way as in gaza, among the

uh it has been one of the main places that uh hazbullah has been targeting. like to cross over to ontario and welcome author and journalist robert vantina. thank you so much uh for being with us. mean robert uh every day we're looking at more and more bloodshed and rogue regime that really... just seems to be so out of control and one would think it's really imploding because uh uh it's just getting more and more extreme, however we are seeing more and... more uh repercussions are blowback in the global community as far as people, perhaps not the regimes or western regimes, but more and more people are taking to the streets throughout the world protesting against the terrorism of the israeli regime. your thoughts, robert? yes, the uh governments of the world, especially in the west, need to at some point get on board with the people in those countries want. "they do not want a continuation of support for genocide, they do not want to see their tax dollars going to kill innocent palestinians and people of lebanon and yemen and and who knows when it's going to expand to syria and iran. uh,

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analyst out of frederickson, canada and robert fantina author and journalist joining us from kitcher ontario. gentlemen, i like to welcome you both. to the broadcast here, i guess john, we'll start with you, pleasure to check in with you and have you join us again on one of our news review programs. now uh, john, your initial thoughts about this, the significance, and we know that there has been uh many failed attempts to manipulate uh the the government in iraq so that it does not warm up to the government in tehran. uh, there's a lot of western countries, and i'm pretty sure you know, in particular the us, that does not want to see nice warming of ties. between baghdad and tehran, and today guess what, we're seeing the exact opposite, we're seeing a waining us influence in iraq and a warming of continued warming at ties between iraq and iran, your initial thoughts please, well this is a historic event that iran and iraq are bringing their their peoples together again, and i say again because this area was disrupted by western invaders, first by the english and then by the americans took ov

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ken stone, executive committee member from the hamilton coalition to stop the war from hamilton ontario, and also we have mr. eric walberg, canadian author and... from toronto, gentleman, thank you for joining us, beginning with you uh, mr., mr. stone, mr. mr. stone, your initial thoughts on the assassination of the hamas chief, sorry, the hezbullah chief, said hasan nasrullah, and what do you think was netanyahu's real intention, first of all, with the assassination of the hezballah leader, also uh the attack on lebanon, which is still continuing right now? well, first i'd like to take this opportunity to offer condolences on the part of our organization, the hamilton coalition, to stop the war, to the people of lebanon and in fact to all the people of the arab world on the loss of marder nasralla who was a long-serving, capable and inspiring figure and who led the largest block. in the lebanese parliament, under his watch, hezballah joined with the syrian arab army to defeat the the us attempted regime change operation in syria and the hezballah fighters made great sacrifices along wi

kenstone, who is with the hamilton coalition to stop the war joined us from ontario, canada earlier to discuss what needs to be done to stop the israeli occupation military from killing more and more innocent civilians in gaza. it was long as the americans through the machinery of anthony blincan doing his shuttle diplomacy around. the middle east, as long as they're in control of the peace process, we can be sure that the peace process will favor the israelis and the americans, to the detriment of the palestinians and the neighboring arab countries. if we want to see an end to this crisis, the world community has to take away the monopoly that the us has over the peace process now, and and appoint new mediators. what the world community needs to do now, specifically the un general assembly and or the security council is to appoint mediators, true mediators, not like the us which is belligent in the flight, but true meters who have the respect of the other countries of the world that can sit down with both parties and and hammer out a peace uh process, a peace agreement which will be j

stone with the executive committee, member of the hamilton coalition to stop the war in hamilton ontario. welcome to the show, gentlemen, now sab, let's begin with you, as you know, tens of thousands of palestinians have lost their lives so this is already genocidal war on the gaza strip over the past 10 months and you see the west did not show the reaction to all these killings, large numbers of palestinians compared to the death of only six israeli captives, we had the news all over the you know wall to wall coverage and western me. and social media was exploding with this, so what does this indicate? how come palestinian lives don't matter to the west? there is a journalist was arrested a couple of days ago because she was reposting the articles and news about gaza, and in here she was interviewed by the media couple of days ago and she mentioned something, the security forces when they arrested here, they asking here like in a way why you treating the palestinians are equal to us, which is shows how racist the the system within west europe is the security apparatus, the government, t

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ken stone with the executive committee member of the hamilton coalition to stop the war in hamilton ontarioelcome to the show. gentlemen, now sab, let's begin with you, as you know, tens of thousands of palestinans have lost their lives, so this is already genocidal war on the goza strip over the past 10 months, and you see the west did not show the reaction to all these killings, large numbers of palestinians, compared to the death of only six israeli captives, we had the news all over the you know wall to wall coverage and western media and social media exploding with this, so what does this indicate? how come palestinian lives don't matter to the west? there is a journalist was arrested a couple of days ago because she was repositing the articles and news about gaza, and in here she was interviewed by the media couple of days ago, and she mentions..." something the security forces when they arrested here, they ask in here like in a way, why you treating the palestinians are equal to us, which is shows... how uh racist the the system within west europe is the security apparatus, the gover