in an effort to find resolution, series of secret talks took place in oslow norway in 1993., and area c would be the rural areas, primarily the jordan valley. under the accords, this division of land was to exist for five years, during which time final status agreement would be drawn. this agreement, however, has never come about, and the division. of land is still very much in place and the palestinian population is constantly reminded of that fact really for palestinians in area c that the way that israel treats them as a hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. most of the population and palestinian population are rural communities base their livelihoods are based on agriculture, and so the two things they need more than anything else, land and water, "this is what they need, the essentials of their lives, and so what israel is doing is making both, taking both those elements away from them, it's restricting their access to their land, it's using various means to do that, it's confiscating lot of land, declaring it state land, it's creating

also with this is glenn deeson, professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway in oslow. now welcome to the show, gentlemen, let me begin with saib shath, unprecedented dimensions of this war, as you now uniquely you recorded around the world. and live tv, targeting civilians including women and children, hitting schools, hospitals, un offices, shelters, stealing of body parts, and now we have reports of looting and thieving, reports of thieving emerging now of palestinian's property, beating gaza or the west bank. let's begin with your thought on this, and what kind of atrocity can we call this? this is not a new to start with the... the whole of palestine, they as they say, they took a country with the turn of the key, palestine was one of the fewest countries on earth was documented by the united nation prior to the 181 resolution of the division of palestine mistakenably issued by the united nation, at them the palestinians were everything was surveyed what the palestinian. so if you go back to this the statics and the calculation they done, you would know what the z

glenn dyson, professor of political science, university of southeastern norway out of oslow. thank you both for being with me. well, let's start this off uh uh in texas. daniel, i'd like to hear your thoughts on the us secretary of state currently calling for the israeli regime to do more to protect civilians in gaza. i mean, what exactly does that mean? well, what is this his fourth trip? what have they had to show? for absolutely nothing at this point do more to protect civilians, well they've already completely destroyed the civilian infrastructure, the 23,ous plus civilians who have been slaughtered. now just the tip of the iceberg because i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm going to interrupt you because i'm having some audio difficulties, hopefully we can take care of that and i'll come back to you, so sorry, glenn, i'll i'll propose that same question then to you, what exactly does the us secretary of state means when he says that? well uh, i would agree with - yeah the former count of it, i think that uh it's very little very late because uh gaza has been uh complete leve

glenn dyson, professor of political science, university of southeastern norway out of oslow. thank you both for being with me. well, let's start this off uh uh in texas. daniel, i'd like to hear your thoughts on the u.s. secretary of state currently calling for the israeli regime to do more to protect civilians in gaza. i mean, what exactly does that mean? well, what is this his fourth trip? what have they had? to show for it absolutely nothing at this point do more to protect civilians, well they've already completely destroyed the civilian infrastructure, the 23,000 plus civilians who have been slaughtered. now that's just the tip of the icebert, because now i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm going to interrupt you because i'm having some audio difficulties, hopefully we can take care of that and i'll come back to you. so sorry, glenn, i'll propose that same question then to you, what exactly does the us secretary of state means when he says that? well uh, i i would agree with the former account of it, i think that it's very little, very late, because uh, gaza has been uh comp

also with this is glenn desan, professor political science at the university. southeastern norway and oslow. now welcome to the show gentlemen, let me uh begin with saib shath. unprecedented dimensions of this war, as you now, uniquely, recorded around the world and live tv, targeting civilians including women and children, hitting schools, hospitals, un offices. alters stealing of body parts and now we have reports of looting and thieving, reports of thieving emerging now of palestinian's property, beating gaza or the west bank. let's begin with your thought on this, and what kind of atrocity can we call this? this is not a new to start with, they looted the whole of palestine, they as they say they took a country with the turn of the key. palestine was one of the feuest countries on earth was documented by the united nation prior to the 181 resolution of the division of palestine mistakenably issued by the united nation at then the palestinians were everything was surveyed what the palestinian owns so if you go back to this the statics and the calculation they done you would know what the

uh, being with me, glenn dyson, professor of political science university of southeastern norway out of oslow and daniel mcadams, executive director, ron paul institute of lake jackson, texas, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marzia hashimy, signing out for myself and all the crew right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time. it's all right, that's all right, that's all right, yes. thank you, i know, i know we can do it together, and it's the gospel song sings, we've come too far! le jour de gloire est arrivé, contre-nous de la tiranie, les temps d'ards sanglants élevés, les temps d'ards sanglants élevé, entendez-vous dans nos campagnes. le mur ces féroces soldats, qu'ils viennent jusque dans nos bras, égorger nos fils, nos compagnes, oh dammes citoyens tombez vos bataillons, marchons, marchons, qu'un sang impur, à rêve. the story of the 72 hours. prior to the assassination of general qasim sulaimani. how these 72 hours passed before the general and those accompanying him were martered. the story of those close to him in the region. unheard detai

uh being with me, glenn dyson, professor of political science university of south. eastern norway out of oslow and daniel mcadams, executive director, ron paul institute of lake jackson, texas and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm marse hashimy, signing out for myself and all the crew right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time. you remove this from the one that you were wearing yesterday to show the second so the boot of my pediatric. israel's economy is now in a crisis as it was hit by double whamy this year, the so-called judicial overhaul and the us israel genocidal war. the uh slaughter in gaza, the uh ethnic cleansing which borders on genocide, i think uh is costing israel a great deal in terms of of money. the regime is also suffering massively due to the boycott campaign. these are young... professionals, lot of college students, uh, they're going to have an impact on this region for the uh years down the road, there'll be the new generation that will join people like malaysia, join us and this this of economic divide where we look at how isra