it is quite a drive and to go via oslo to get there and - go via oslo to get there and drive to the forest to this beautiful lake and sweeping down to the lake and i bet it was interesting that for all of his success and for how well—traveled he was, he died where he grew up. yes. was, he died where he grew up. yes, he was from — was, he died where he grew up. yes, he was from that _ was, he died where he grew up. yes, he was from that area _ was, he died where he grew up. yes he was from that area and he loved his roots and this was who he was and i had the great privilege of interviewing him several times and this first i was a couple of years ago and he was very humble. he treated everyone the same, did look down on anyone in this kind of approach, it was very genuine, it was notjust talk approach, it was very genuine, it was not just talk with approach, it was very genuine, it was notjust talk with him, he was just genuinely who he was in that kind of thing is not something you could fake, you either are that kind of person or you are not and he was very genuine and that is what made h

and oslo pacts 1 and 2, which in fact, in the oslo pacts 1 and 2, the israeli regime and the opposite parties and the government of palestine at the time , the government of mr. mahmoud abbas and others who were in those negotiations, agreed that the administration of the gaza strip would be under the control of hamas, and this agreement and that election which was done and mr. ismail haniyeh mujahid kabir shahid took over the responsibility of the prime minister's office and then again mr. mahmoud abbas and fayaz salam fayaz and others like him fueled this process and these differences and still mr. mahmoud abbas and the spectrum compromisers are looking for that if hamas and the jenisi regime succeed in destroying and taking over there, a flow of so-called multinational forces will rule there in the post-war era, which is the biggest and basically the independence of palestine and the issue of palestine. regression will go. very well, thank you very much, mr. dr. zere let's have the continuation of dr. zaraei's conversation on the news section at 11 o'clock, so god willing, the cont

the century that effectively for forgoed any palestinian statehood, so even when we talk about the oslo accords, madrid accords." "the israeli occupation entity didn't implement anything that it agreed to. the greatest amount of land theft and annexation happened during oslo," and the west was silent on all of this. so the us expects palestinians to negotiate with the israeli occupation entity that doesn't even recognize them. the entity isn't saying that we reject palestinian statehood um with arms or a state of this size. netanyahu doesn't even want the pa in ghazza and the knesset passed a resolution last month that overwhelmingly rejected the establishment of a... palestinian statehood, well david, just take us through will you adalson's opposition to two state solution? well, i mean, the two state solution is a zionist solution to the question of palestine, it it allows there to be such a thing as a jewish state, genocidal uh ethnic supremacist jewish state in in most of the territory of historic palestine, depending on which version of the plan you look at, would leave the palesti

action, the ministry of foreign affairs of norway called the representative of the israeli embassy in oslo foreign policy official announced in a statement that tel aviv's decision is in line with the principles of the oslo accords. it is contrary to cooperation and normal relations with the palestinian authority. norway along with iran and spain on 28 mehr according to 8 they recognized the state of palestine in june. less than 90 days before the us presidential election, polls show a significant advantage of kamla harris over donald trump in the us election campaign. shows the marquette institute survey shows that harris has surpassed trump by 6 percentage points. in this poll, the level of public support for kamla harris is 53 and donald trump is 47. of course, trump says that the results of polls in key and decisive states indicate his superiority . the new prime minister of bangladesh was sworn in. muhammad yunus after the resignation of sheikh hasina first the former minister of bangladesh and going to india took the helm of the prime minister of this country. the swearing-in ceremon

so it's really, really quite ironic for palestinians also is shorthand for the oslo accords, which of course were hosted or were the result of bilateral talks between palestinians and his really secret talks. but also hosted. and they resulted in the 1st glimmer of hope. palestinians had that the occupation would end. now israel have, for all intents and purposes, really abandoned that also process abandoned its agreement to end its occupation and to the 2 states formula. which is what we heard, echoed by the norwegian for administered such a single up norway, a country that had the ad hoc lives on the committee of donors of countries that a 5th and have been doing that since the early 1990 is the palestinian authority. and israel in maintaining that so called peace process in trying to reach to a point where the is really occupation and really speaks volumes to where we are in terms of political positions where israel is, in terms of commitments to that, to state formula. and where the path ahead is really, if there is one no day they're reporting. now the world health organization p

if you look at their role in helping mediate the oslo accords, if you look at their role just this year and helping facilitate the release of tax revenue to the the policy authority, they have long played an important role. and we think it's important that they continue to be able to play that role in talking both with the p a and with israel . we don't think steps to uh, to prevent them from playing that role are particularly helpful. and we'll continue to engage with both countries. and our day reports from all rom and the occupied westbank. it's really, really quite ironic for palestinians also is shorthand for the oslo accords, which of course were hosted or were the result of bilateral talks between palestinians and his really secret talks. but also hosted. and they resulted in the 1st glimmer of hope. palestinians had that the occupation would and now israel have, for all intents and purposes, really abandoned that also process abandoned its agreement to end its occupation and to the 2 states formula. which is what we heard, echoed by the norwegian for administered such a single u

bear in mind that places like tulkarem and jenin are, according to the oslo agreement, part of area ais supposed to be under complete palestinian control. but there is no respect for palestinian control of any part of the west bank any more. and we know if there was any area that had been successful in the oslo agreement is the security cooperation between the pa and israel. and right now israel is taking unilateral steps to deal with this militancy. but it doesn't deal with the root causes of militancy in the west bank, which is the lack of a political solution. so you think this action might destabilise that cooperation? i think potentially the fact that the president of the of the pa decided to cut short an important visit to riyadh shows the gravity of the situation. and i think israel by its unilateral decision, undermines not only the cooperation but also the pa itself. maybe it's part of a grand plan to bring the pa down, but what's next? we know that there are elements within the israeli government that would like to bring down the pa and to annexe next the west bank, as we co

he points to israel's continuing occupation and setment and palestinian land is evidence that the oslo accords have failed. >> negotiations have been tried for 30 years and will not give the palestinian people anything. the plip people have no choice to take their rights by force and blood. we need to get rid of this occupation in the land of palestine. >> and finding ground. the mobilization inside the camp is a delicate matter and joins israeli air strikes and jailen ated. to get a dplimpes into this process i visit a mosque. a local hamas official tells me that hundreds of young men have approached him sips october ready to take up arms against israel what they call zionist entity. >> they want to go through the recruitment process and wanted us to get weapons to fight the zionist entity. >> new recruits are vetted. instruction is at the very core of joining hamas. >> first of all, he has to be committed, pray and take lessons. his foundations and goals should be, he will go out to the second stage and take a special lesson. >> military training where it gets more complicated. hamas

joumanna: you said you are in oslo for a conference. one of the big drivers for nat gas market from here on is maintenance work taking place within norway. that is making the market quite nervous. what are people concerned about? >> stavanger actually. every summer, they take an opportunity, it's been something that has happened for years read it takes years of planning but the facilities are big, they are complicated, and norway is in the spotlight now as never before. after the invasion of ukraine. which means that if you have a facility, if things are going to plan that's great, but is soon as you have arts missing -- parts missing or delays or something unexpected, there is a ripple effect. over the summer, we had one of the platforms in norway had a pipe that had problems. immediately everyone thought pipe, they thought nord stream, what are the implications, they think terrorist attack. so, the whole market is taking all of this recent history into account. in the end, in that case, it was just a small pipe, but even fixing a smal

norway's foreign minister said it will have consequences for oslo's relations with tel aviv. norway along with spain and ireland has already announced its decision to recognize the palestinian state. the move has increased the number of un member states recognizing a palestinian state to 146. yahya sin war, senior hamas member in gaza has been named by the palestinian resistance group as its new political leader following the assassination of ismail honey and tehran. our explainer program has discussed a brief biography of sinoir as well as the reactions to his appointment. and now hamas has announced yahya sinwar as new put bureau chief, he will succeed martter ismaal han, who is assassinated by the israeli regime in iran. yahya sinwar becomes a leader a very sensitive stage, walking into complex, local, regional and international circumstances. now the move sends a number of messages to the israeli regime. first, the movement stands united and will continue the path of resistance. second, it proves that the assassinate. the group's leaders will not throw the groups into cha

hannah returned to gaza in 1994 year after the signing of the first oslo records and became a close confidante of sheikh yasin. in 2006, hamas won legislative elections in hamas and disputing the rule of the rival israel movement. it took over the... governance of gaza hania became palestine's prime minister following that victory, but president mahmoud abbas who hailed from fatah dismissed him and made differences. hamas went to form an independent government of its own in gaza. hania soon became a prime target of the israeli regime's assassination attempts. he survived multiple such attempts, including in 2003 when along with sheikh yasin, he left the building in gaza city seconds before an israeli strike hit. yassim was murdered by israeli forces months later. israel attempted another assassination against hania in 2006, when hannia was prime minister of palestine, he escaped unharmed as his convoy was targeted, but one of his bodyguards was killed. then in 2014, israel hit hania's home in the shati refugee camp. he was unharmed. since 2017, hania had lift in qatar as the head of the politi

the cities of london, paris, berlin, rome, frankfurt, brussels , manchester, birmingham, oslo, amsterdam and several other cities in europe were the scene of massive demonstrations in support of palestine and against the crimes of the zionist regime. violent attacks against women on british railways have increased by more than 50% since 2021. according to the british transport police, the number of violent incidents against women and girls was recorded in 2023 alone. this sharp increase in violence has not been small in the past. the transport police supervisor has published statistics that show an average of 31 incidents per day violence against women and girls has been reported. at the same time as the russian army approached the city of pokrovsk in the east. the authorities demanded the evacuation of the city as soon as possible. meanwhile, ukrainian forces captured parts of kursk region . nearly a thousand days have passed since the beginning of the biggest war in europe in the last 80 years, a war that has now become more complicated with the entry of ukrainian forces into russian t

palestinians, reacting to israel's decision or... foreign minister said it will have consequences for oslo's relations with tel aviv. norway along with spain and ireland has already announced its decision to recognize the palestinian state. the move has increased the number of un member states recognizing a palestinian state to 1446. as the israeli genocide in gaza rages, gross violations of human rights against the palestinians are being reported a daily basis. now a new leaked video from the israeli semon detention camp uncovers, a fresh and heinous crime causing widespread outrage. press tv's correspondent naga hamed reports from ramalda. a week after the controversy surrounding allegations of israeli soldiers, torturing and raping palestinian. prisoners from the gaza strip, israel's channel 12 tv released a video on wednesday morning confirming the claims. shocking footage from the seveillance cameras shows a group of israeli soldiers picking detainee out of more than 30 others who are all laid on the ground blindfolded. the detainee is then taken to a corner with the regime soldiers try

the oslo agreement now they're starting to abandon them and who have they handed over the situation in the west bank smartrich is now in charge who he says the judia and nasira is for israel even what was given to the palestinian authority even these areas they will be once again annexed the project in the west bank the plan in the west bank which are working on day and height expanding settlement activity this

the oslo accords first signed by palestinian and israeli leaders in 1993 call for sovereign palestinian state, but the israeli regime has continued to build. illegal settlements across occupied territories, the palestine foreign ministry slammed the move as part of tel aviv's expansionist colonial policy. august 14th marks the anniversary, the end of the 33-day war between the lebanese resistance group hezbulah and the israeli regime. we delved into the 2006 war and how it unfolded in this report. this is the 18th anniversary. the victory of lebanon in a war israel launched in july 2006, which became a symbol of resilience and a strength of the lebanese people who forced invaders to embarrassingly retreat without achieving any objectives. it started with israeli attacks on lebanese territories. in response, the hezballah resistance movement to caction to prevent further israeli advances, but what triggered the conflict faced with israel's breaking of a previous prisoner swap deal as well launched operation truthful promise on july 12th 2006, capturing two soldiers. israel responded with

government and a zionist proxy over the last 75 years and especially in the last 30 years since the oslo accords to come to the table and uh establish adjusting, lasting and permanent cease fire in israel, palestine with a establishment of a palestinian state in jerusalem, ending the occupation, assuring the safety of the alaxa mosk and so on, and they have consistently failed to do that, so i call this hypocrisy. all right, yeah, well jamal, the number. of israelis who left the entity permanently has increased 285% since october, now people are unsatisfied with the regime uh as prices are rising, jobs are loss, money is losing value, and along with lack of security, but at the same time of being on the edge of imploding, the regime doesn't want an end to his genocide, and it has even killed the main palestiny negotiated to try to bring about a cease fire, but an extension of this genocide seems to mean an expedited into the regime itself. i mean, your thoughts about this uh uh, of course there are... too many reasons for the immigration of the azinis back to the countries they came from

briefly wrote down a few things to tell you that the west bank was divided into three parts after the oslo accords, of course , it was not in the agreement, but this happened and 60% of the bc is owned by the zionist regime and 20% is shared. and 20% belongs to the palestinians according to definitive resolutions of the united nations of this section. it is in the hands of the palestinians and the regime is completely occupied . several resolutions have been approved here, and this part is definitely in the hands of the palestinians and they consider the israelis to be the occupier. whose supporters are fighting in gaza right now , they consider it a part of palestine, that is, despite the difference. the point of view that we and the palestinians and many muslims have with the western side and the supporters of israel , these areas, even according to their narrative and the demarcation that in the united nations, they are considered to have taken the area of ​​palestine. these soldiers who entered there are considered as invaders according to any definition. yes , look, the story started

oslo, amsterdam and several other cities in europe were also the scene of massive demonstrations in supportpalestine and against the crimes of the zionist regime. free free palestine. 1 23. violent attacks on women on railway tracks england has increased by more than 50% since 2020 . according to the british transport police department, the number of violent crimes registered against women and girls in the transport network of this country has increased by 20% in 2023 alone.

government and a zionist proxy over the last 75 years and especially in the last 30 years since the oslo accords to come to the table and establish adjusting, lasting and permanent cease fire in palestine with a establishment of a palestinian state in jerusalem ending the occupation assuring the safety of the alaxa mosk and so on, and they have consistently failed to do that, so i call this hypocricy. all right, yeah, well jamal, the number of israelis who left the entity permanently has increased 285% since october, now people are unsatisfied with the reg'. uh as prices are rising, jobs or loss, money is losing value, and along with lack of security, but at the same time of being on the edge of imploding, regime doesn't want an end to his genocide, and it has even killed the main palestiny negotiator to try to bring about a cease fire, but an extension of this genocide seems to mean an expedited into the regime itself. i mean, your thoughts about this. of course, there are too many reasons for the immigration of the zinis back to the countries they came from in europe, north america, au

israel's continued occupation and settlement of palestinian land in the west bank as evidence that the osloiled. >> negotiations have been tried for 30 years and will not give the palestinian people anything. the palestinian people have no choice but to take their rights by force and blood. today, it's blood for blood until we get rid of this occupation in the land of palestine. simona: words that are finding fertile ground among disenfranchised palestinian youth. but mobilization inside the camp is a delicate matter. it risks drawing israeli air strikes and alienating the lebanese government, which sees it as a violation of its sovereignty. to get a glimpse into the secretive recruitment process, i visit a mosque in a neighborhood that is a hamas stronghold. hassan shanaa, a local hamas official, tells me that hundreds of young men have approached him since october, ready to take up arms against israel, what they call the zionist entity. >> there is a large number of young people who want to join the movement to fight, not to enter the movement and go through the recruitment process. no, t

if you look at their role in helping mediate the oslo accords, if you look at their role just this year and helping facilitate the release of tax revenue to the the policy authority, they have long played an important role. and we think it's important that they continue to be able to play that role in talking both with the p a and with israel . we don't think steps to uh, to prevent them from playing that role are particularly helpful. and we'll continue to engage with both countries nor day has worn out from a rom in the okay, part was back it's really, really quite ironic for palestinians also is shorthand for the oslo accords, which of course were hosted or were the result of bilateral talks between palestinians and his really secret talks, but also hosted and they resulted in the 1st glimmer of hope, palestinians had that the occupation would. and now israel have for all intents and purposes, really abandoned that also process abandoned its agreement to end its occupation into the 2 states. formula which is what we heard echoed by the norwegian for administered. so to single up norw

palestinians reacting to israel's decision, norway's foreign minister said it will have consequences for oslo's relations with tel aviv. norway along with spain and ireland has already announced its decision to recognize the palestinian state. the move has increased the number of un'. states recognizing a palestinian state to 146. israeli military forces have raided the city of tulkaram in the occupied west bank arresting several palestinians, the regime has escalated its daily raids in different parts of the westbank. since the start of the gaza war, we now joined by our correspondent in ramala, naga hamed to get updates on the situation in the west bank, now what details do you have to share with us in our viewers? yes, of course, the night intergressions here made by the israeli forces haven't stopped for one day after the beginning of the the genocidal war, especially putting lot of military pressure. on the another north part of the west bank into karem and innables and engine tonight in city faced very... aggression by the iof, arresting more than five palestinians as reported until this

solution, they've never believed in the prospects of palestiny stateho to begin with, during the uh oslo accords, um, the... greatest amount of land and annexation happened during the 90s, mean it's to the extent that they don't even want the pa that is currently ruling in the west bank, they don't want that in ghazza, that's the extent to which they're rejecting this idea of palestinian statehood, so in actual fact um what the occupation entity is seeking to do is to create also unbearable conditions in the west bank in such a way that um this idea of reaching a two-state solution compromise um is less likely so all tools that we're seeing right now that are being mobilized um the crack bounds in the west bank and against the citizens of of that area is within the context um of a growing resistance there um and the israeli occupation entity of course it doesn't need any pretext to practice aggression against the palestinians and the israeli aggression is systematic against the very existence of palestinians right israel as we just mentioned is ramped up its daily raids in the occupied w

west bank at least under some control because of the support to the palestinian authority and the oslo accords and their obligations, but it seems things are getting out of hand and they must be very very worried about this. well, said moson, the lack of security inside of israel is increasing every day. what does it do to the psychy of? people, i mean, officially, the israeli regime says over 500,00 settlers have left, which they reported back in december, since then, other numbers, but there's speculation that over 1 million settlers, uh, maybe more have left the zianist entity, your perspective overall, if this trend continues exactly, what does it mean for the regime? well, i think you've touched a very underrated aspect of this war, uh, i think everybody obviously has primarily the... attention on the the deaths and the murder and the genocide and the extermination that's going and rightly so in many ways because that's a violation of human rights a scale, biblical scale really that we've never seen before, not in my lifetime anyway uh so on the one hand that's where the focus is,

reacting to israel's decision, norway's foreign minister said it will have consequences for oslo's relations with tel aviv, norway along with ireland, and spain has already announced its decision to recognize the palestinian state. the move has increased the number of un member states recognizing a palestinian state to 146. well, i believe we've come to uh the end of this broadcast here on press tv. thanks for watching everybody and we'll see you soon. what kind of people do they think we are? is it possible they do not realize that we shall never cease to persevere against them until they have been taught a lesson which they... "and the world will never forget, now i am become death, we now have a name for the disease, and it is covid-19, a state-wide order for people to stay at home, that's what comes from china really deeply, that if people are sharing more, then the world will be more open place where people." can understand what's going on with the people around them, and that's really what we want to get towards. did you appear on the on the um and give a presentation to the launch of

there's no respect uh for the agreements that they that israel's committed to going back decades with oslo a palestinian state and this is just further so so let me just jump in here then with what you're saying eves uh that they were never committed to uh any type of agreement that they've made so let's talk about then the potential of seats fire agreement. "i mean, what guarantees then would the palestinians have that the israelis would abide by it, that they would not come back in in a month, six months or year that we have seen time and time again in gaza, yeah, or two days, i wouldn't put it past netan yahoo, two days after agreeing to something to go back in and kill a bunch people, i mean the the lying, the the deception, the the you know, of course this is not, you can't trust israel." no one and no one in hamas or any, mean i not even anyone in the pa probably believes you can trust israel uh so yeah of course that's what that's what will happen and this is all part that's you know continuing to violate an agreement with egypt uh and and have a military presence in gaza uh would b

he's making his way through this and as long as he can continue and this is what went on with the oslo accord too we should recall. is that israel has no intention of a real cease fire of anything that resembles justice for the palestinian people, but they need to have the us run interference for them internationally. so that it looks like the us can keep talking about, oh yeah, they're for, they're for peace, israel's for peace, they want to see, no, they don't want any kind of sease fire that would conceivably be acceptable to the palestinian side, but they want to continue to look as if at least for world public opinion that they have the us, they have the us shielding them from criticism by pretending that yes indeed they do want to cease fire, they don't. right, and uh, sad, let me read some quotation for you, enough with the briefings, enough with the tweets, enough with the rhymes in front of cameras, now who do you think these comments belong to, is really opposition leader lapit on x, this is what he posted, and he argues that, i'm quoting him, all of netanyahu's attempts sabo

solution, they've never believed in the prospects of palestiny statehood to begin with. during the uh oslo accords um the greatest amount of land theft and annexation happened during the 90s. mean it's to the extent that they don't even want the pa that is currently ruling in the west bank, they don't want that in ghaza. that's the extent to which they're rejecting this idea of palestinian statehood. so in actual fact um what the occupation entity seeking to do is to create also unbearable conditions in the west bank in such a way that - "this idea of reaching a two-state solution compromise um is less likely, so all tools that we're seeing right now that are being mobilized and the crackdowns in the west bank um against the citizens of of that area is within the context um of a growing resistance that um and the israeli occupation entity of course it doesn't need any uh pretext to practice aggression against the palestinians um the israeli aggression is systematic against the very existence of palestinians." right, mazensia, uh, israel, as we just mentioned, is ramped up its daily raid in

making his way through this, and as long as he can cont continue and this is what went on with the oslo accord too, we should recall is that israel has no intention of a real cease fire of anything that resembles justice for the palestinian people, but they need to have the us run interference for them internationally, so that it looks like the us can keep talking about, oh yeah, they're for, they're for peace, israel's for peace, they want to see, no, they don't want any kind of sease fire that would conceivably be acceptable to the palestinian. but they want to continue to look as if at least for world public opinion that they have the us, they have the us shielding them from criticism by pretending that yes indeed they do want to cease fire they don't right and sad let me read some quotation for you enough with the briefings enough with the tweets enough with the rhymes in front of cameras now who do you think these comments belong to? is really opposition leader lapit on x, this is uh what he posted and he argues that i'm quoting him, all of netanyahu's attempts sabotage negotiation

west bank at least under some control because of the support to the palestinian authority and the oslo accords and their obligations, but it seems things are getting out of hand and they must be very, very worried about this. well, said moson, the lack of security inside of israel is increasing every day, what does it do to the psyche of its people? mean, officially the israeli regime says over 500,00 settlers have left, which they reported back in december, since then, other numbers, but there's speculation that over 1 million settlers uh maybe more have left the zianist entity. your perspective overall, if this trend continues exactly, what does it mean for the regime? well, i think you've touched a very underrated aspect of this war, uh, i think everybody obviously has primarily their attention on the the deaths and the murder and the genocide and the extermination that's going and... rightly so in many ways, because that's a violation of human rights a scale, biblical scale really that we've never seen before, not in my lifetime anyway, so on the one hand that's where the focus is,

guys are in in a way they want to take over the the west bank and since 30 years since the signing of oslo agreement with this entity run at the time by left or right, the palestinian authority showed this commitment to peace deal, which is cheated on since 1930 1993 till now this the the ziist entities left or right they beefed up the settlements in there and they make it expand to over 80000 settlers in these settlements so and the latest move as well we noticed our judizing jerusalem even trying to take a amosk over by some not case settlers as they say, but it's a planned design even convert part of latsa mosk to become a solomon's temple, so what thesist entity is doing is executing a predesigned plan to isolate the occupied cities of the north occupied west bank and its refugee camps, attacking them as we see from the last night by ruthless firep. similar to what is taking place right now in the north of gaza strip as well in the same sort of separation north gaza from the center or from the south since this military operation is trying to create a scenarios to achieve de facto demog

leaders accountable for that, because the over 7000." and settlements that they have created post oslo for example itself is a is very very serious breach of international law and international agreements that alone is enough to enable the western powers if they really truly want to uh prove to the world that they are complying with international law and they are not undermining international rule of law then they need to be held holding the system the regime itself accountable not sanctioning individuals and these individuals don't give you toss about it i have been watching a woman from texas uh now waiting to be settled in gaza where before the actual current situation has been resolved, she's already preparing herself to settle in gaza, she is woman from texas and her basis for claiming the return to the illegal occupation of of gaza is that she has a birth right to be there because she is jewish and that is the messy messianical delusion that i am speaking about, yes it is not massanical in the sense that we as muslims understand. or the true christians understand or the true jewi

leaders accountable for that, because the over 700 thousand settlements that they have created post oslo for example, itself is a is very, very serious breach of international law and international agreements, that alone is enough to enable the western powers, if they really truly want to uh prove to the world that they are complying with international law and they are not undermining international rule of law, then they need to be hold holding the system, the regime itself accountable, not sanction. individuals and these individuals don't give you toss about it. i have been watching a woman from texas uh now waiting to be settled in gaza where before the actual current situation has been resolved. she's already preparing herself to settle in gaza, she is woman from texas and her base is proclaiming the return to the illegal occupation of of gaza is that she has a birth right to be there because she is jewish and that is the messianical delusion that i am speaking about, yes it is not messianical in the sense that we as muslims understand it, or the true christians understand or the true

the massive pro-palistan protest has taken place in norway's capital oslo, the demonstration was held for all the students in gaza who do not have a school to come back to... protesters condemned israel's genocide in gaza and voice support for the palestinian struggle for freedom. they also called for a global boycott of the israeli regime. children in norway and many other countries around the world are about to return to school, but in gaza, hundreds of thousands of children or children of school age can't find shelter from the regimes indiscriminate bombardment. gaza officials say over 120 schools and universities have been completely destroyed by the occupation and 330 others have been partially destroyed. tentions keep rising between the israeli regime and the hezbollah movement. the resistance group has targeted several israeli positions in the occupied territories. the israely regime has also launched strikes in southern lebanon. our correspondent byyam tells us more. well there's definitely a lot of escalation today in south lebanon which began. with the massacre that the isra

there's no respect uh for the agreements that they that israel's committed to. going back decades with oslo a palestinian state and this is just further so so let me just jump in here then with what you're saying is that they were never committed to uh any type of agreement that they've made so let's talk about then the potential of seats fire agreement i mean what guarantees then with the palestinians have that the israelis would abide by it that they would not come back in in a month six months. or year that we have seen time and time again in gaza, yeah, or two days, i wouldn't put it past netan yahoo, two days after agreeing to something to go back in and kill a bunch people, i mean the the lying, the the deception, the the you know, of course this is not, you can't trust israel, i mean no one, and no one in hamas or any, i mean, i not even anyone in the pa, probably believes you can trust israel, uh, so yeah, of course, that's what that's what will happen, and this is all... part that's you know continuing to violate an agreement with egypt uh and and have a military presence in gaza u

. are in in a way they want to take over the the west bank and since 30 years since the signing of oslo agreement with the zist entity run at the time by left or right the palestinian authority showed its commitment to peace deal which is a cheated on since 1930 1993 till now this the thesign entities left or right they beefed up the settlements in there. "and they make expand to over 800,000 settlers in these settlements, so and the latest move as well, we noticed our judizing jerusalem, even trying to take al-aqsa mosk over by some not case settlers as they say, but it's a planned design even convert part of mosk to become a sullamon's temple." so what designist entity is doing is executing a predesigned plan to isolate the occupied cities of the north occupied west bank and its refugee camps attacking them as we see from the last night by ruthless fire power similar to what is taking place right now in the north of gaza strip as well in the same sort of separation north gaza from the center or from the south says "this uh military operation is trying to create a scenarios to achieve