as we were talking about at that pro—palestine encampment at oxford university, everyone's unked oxfordhink out press is close . us, i think out press is close. i'm so afraid of covid that aren't they? which brings me on to the world health organisation wanting britain to sign up for a pandemic treaty that would see us sign away a fifth of our vaccines. should we be jumping ship from the doomsday globalist body? professor jay bhattacharya, co—author of the great barrington declaration , is great barrington declaration, is live and it's next. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now, the uk is refusing tonight. now, the uk is refusing to sign the world health organisation's pandemic treaty . organisation's pandemic treaty. amid fears that it won't actually benefit britain. the treaty states the uk would have to give away up to 20% of health products, such as ppe and vaccines , and be prevented from vaccines, and be prevented from stockpiling supplies , but stockpiling supplies, but apparently will only agree to a dealif apparently will only agree to a deal if british made jabs stay

because you're an eminent scholar at oxford university. i've talked to other oaks and professors on this program actually, who i talk about the scale of debate events and help them they sit in in britain. what is your understanding of the freedom of speech in britain and in western europe given? you mentioned storm a globally, people that know who he is, but he's the person who was promoted by jeremy colbin. the then leader of the opposition labor policy and who says the things, things like what you being telling me in this interview are anti semitic user is mounted. the global campaign to d, legitimize the supporters of the vs, or quote divestment sanctions, which is the global rudsford don't pay to end the occupation. and this is a long violent global civil society campaign. it's non violent. i stress that all the main, the minds of the this in trying you mean to national the right of free to, of the 1948 refugees, the right of a senior citizens of the state of israel to uh, uh, a quote to equality. and um, and then the 1st few patients,

but a new report from oxford university has found that the internet can actually increase our sense of wellbeing. it analysed data from two million people across 168 countries — and found that those who had access to the internet were more satisfied with life. the research though didn't specifically look into social media. professor andrew sha—bil—ski from the oxford internet institute told us more about the findings. well, it doesn't necessarily make you feel better. it's that people who have access kind of historically across the last two decades or so tend to look better off in terms of a wide range of measures of wellbeing and functioning.

there's a story of one of those protesting at oxford university. i'm on a sir for me, do i faxed you a medical student at the university of oxford. and we're currently in the oaks but and comment which is a collection of members of the community of oxford and the university in support of the people of palestine. so what we want culturally is for the university to acknowledge this as genocide. and we want that to be condemnation for the actions. and because really government and sort of complicity of european governments, including the united paintings as well as the united states. and not acknowledging this as it needs to be an target to that funding and awnings as role as a nation, habits on me and allowing for this to happen. and beyond that, we know that folks that has investments in his rarely companies and as rarely business at a college level, this is unclear. so as well as wanting clarity on how these investments made up the college level. we want for oxford university as an institution to divest from these companies, and to stop funding geno

the students at oxford and cambridge universities in the u. k. have set up their own and cabman merit on the ones on campuses. across the united states, canada falls. organizers say it's in solidarity, the palestinians, and they intend to keep the camp open for an unknown number of days that's bringing our correspondent forward challenges. he's joining us live from oxford university, certainly smaller than some of the really large approaches we've seen in the united states. the students they have similar to moms to those in the us 40 yes, smola, i'm for the moment increasingly much, much more peaceful. there's no police presence here as we speak, but this is a similar movements with similar goals and objectives. this is the loan of the pet rivers museum, paying the center of oxford and overnights attends a company a page we have about $25.00 times to sleep. again, there is a refreshments 10th as a welcome. time is a, a media tents. there's a medical tens as well. um and i think the population, the mileage is about 50 people will see whether that

i think out as close, it's a bastion of freedom, of speech at oxford university.be a bit fascist ? this might be a bit fascist? sign free. free? that's a little bit fascist palestine? no. okay. palestine yes. so there we go . palestine yes. so there we go. that once great institution, oxford university, a bastion for sculpting the best young minds, not just in britain, but around the world as well. reduced to a load of mass wearing unwashed, fake communists. their worldview was somewhat shattered. nigel when people kept coming up to say that they watched gb news. both students, and members of the public, which didn't do us any favours. but on a very serious note, yes, that company is not going away any time soon. and if you really do look at it and think about it, what would it have been like if i had been jewish or quote unquote, visibly jewish, going through that particular encampment? it would not have been a good, pleasant experience. and 108 members of staff at oxford university have signed up for their support, and members of staff were driving past tooting

these are excellent students, but without top marks at oxford university. enroll, dyed their hair pinklive in their own shit in the middle of a field. we visited the camp and revealed obvious exaggerations, this is how the dry toilet is located, the tents are not pitched in the field, on the lawn in front of the university building. the area is quite clean, some even climb into the tent without boots, the students’ hair is natural shades. of all of the above , only masks have materialized; students are not afraid of covid, but of expulsion, hiding their faces. from television cameras, we have been protesting for a long time, we started even before october 7, while all our protests were ineffective, and we decided to escalate, inspired by the us prime minister. escalation, in addition to setting up tents, is that the students hung slogans around the perimeter of the camp and wrote a letter with demands to the university administration. provide an annual full report of the university's assets and investments, immediately sell all shares in all weapons. student protests take place in the

>> well, rising tensions today outside oxford university, i went to experience the oxford university palestine encampment, which means i spent the day with a load of middle class fake communists who stopped shaving their armpits. jacob. but i'm also going to be talking about whether or not keir starmer will sell britain out to the extremists just to claim power. i've got an astonishing clip of a transgender athlete, and we've allowed a gun toting jihadi back onto the streets of britain. so it's all go. >> it's all absolutely extraordinary. i'm sure they don't wash either. these funny people , regardless of how they people, regardless of how they shave or otherwise. i'm glad that's all. after the watershed, after the weather, i'll be back on monday at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation, and the weather is going to tell you that in somerset. it really is better than anywhere else in the country. as always. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb

demonstrations by oxford university students protesting the cooperation of this university with the zionist regime were accompanied by extensive repression by police forces. the rain system that entered the country this evening will cause scattered rains in the areas of the northwest and the provinces located on the southern slopes of alborz . the intensity of the rains will be in the north of west azarbaijan and some areas of east azarbaijan. dear compatriots, i would like to inform you that you will be present on saturday in parts of the north-west of the country, on the shores of the derir caspian mountains and the heights of alborz. we expect rain to occur in the central and northeastern regions of the country we will have rain showers and sometimes temporary windy sports. backed by the level of meteorological oranges issued. the most intense rainfall that occurs. in the areas of north west azarbaijan, parts of east azarbaijan and ardabil provinces and alborz highlands , there is a possibility of flooding and flooding of public roads. for the next three days , we will have an increase i

the students of oxford university in england also brought their protests to the center of oxford city. boger university of indonesia also joined the global movement to support palestine. four people were killed in an israeli drone attack on a car in southern lebanon. still about the identity of the car occupants and the purpose of the attack. no report has been published . zionist regime fighters also destroyed several residential buildings in southern lebanon this morning they bombed. in response to these attacks, lebanon's hezbollah targeted the zionist soldiers with several mortars while traveling around the ramiya military base. after this operation, the zionist army announced the death of one of its soldiers in hezbollah attacks. the spokesperson of the yemeni armed forces announced the targeting of three ships belonging to the zionist regime or related to this regime in the indian ocean and the gulf of aden. in four missile and drone operations, two israeli ships in the gulf of aden and one ship related to this regime in the ocean. india was successfully targeted. spokesman of t

our next question is from john, should should oxford university vet chancellor candidates should oxfordiversity of oxford has shelved plans to vet candidates vying to become its chancellor after accusations the institution was trying to stitch up the process in order to make sure another white male politician didn't enter the role. >> so oxford officials would have been given the power to disqualify candidates who put themselves forward for the election commission, which which is voted on by oxford graduates. but the university has walked back from these plans. jonathan, what do you think? >> i just disdain any kind of university administration, i think imagine that. imagine that's what you do. all these clever kids running around and you're just making the rules, deciding what they can and can't do. and who can be voted for. >> and so you don't think that given that this role has typically been a white man many, many times, you don't think it's time for somebody else to have a. >> well, historically, i suppose it's typically been a predominantly white country, and male men with males w

over $200.00 oxford academics assigned to an open letter supporting the process at the university. paul brannon has more from oxford in the u. k. to this day 3, all the protests here at the university of oxford were in front of the museum of natural history on another part of the pit river museum. and as you can see over my shoulder there all around 3035 tents with a kind of fluctuating number of protesters milling around them, save 50 to 100 people at any one time. and they are out of meant that they are going to stay for as long as possible to demonstrate against what is happening in gauze. and now this is not the only university protest that we know of. we know of a protest in manchester, for example, new castle london. there is a kind of system protest taking place in cambridge as well. and the statements has been put out by the organizers of these oxford cambridge protests is as far as saying that basically oxbridge is profits kind of continues to climb at the expense of public opinion lives. and also which is reputations was no longer be built. and the white flushing of is rea

really challenge is at oxford university for us. and uh, so tell us what the students there has been telling you worry is that you have to be. so i think it's been a quite nice when i arrived this morning and asked about how things been going. they said the only thing that has to be playing about during the night was the sprinkler system on this loan going off. and the raw, the grumpy groundsmen had come round and complained about the state of the grass. that has been a statement from oxford university. and it seems that the university is taking for the moments a told her with the approach. they say we respect our students and staff members right to freedom of expression in the form of peaceful process. we ask everyone who's taking part to do so with respect to the courtesies and empathy. there is no place for it and tell her is that the university of box. but now that i think perhaps will tap into some of the fears of the protest as here. that's essentially they, they are going to be ignored. they're irrelevant, but they are prepar

let's speak to doctor nick maynard, senior surgeon at oxford university hospital who was one of the last. what was a situation like as you left rafah? it was terrible, to be honest, it was chaotic, we were surrounded by farms going off around us, we heard gunfire from any direction throw —— bombs. there was uncertainty as to whether we were going to get out or not and it was only at the last moment that we found out we were going to get out and got through to the egyptian side of the border but even then we could still hear the vast noise of the bombs going off and the buildings were shaking even on the egyptian side. and of course there were only a few hours after that that the ground forces invaded the crossing. you that that the ground forces invaded the crossing-— the crossing. you are talking about ourself the crossing. you are talking about yourself and _ the crossing. you are talking about yourself and other _ the crossing. you are talking about yourself and other medical - the crossing. you are talking about yourself and other medical staff? l yourself and other medical staff? ye

but a new report from oxford university has found that the internet can actually increase our sense ofm two million people across 168 countries — and found that those who had access to the internet were more satisfied with life. the research though didn't specifically look into social media. professor andrew sha—bil—ski from the oxford internet institute told us more about the findings. well, it doesn't necessarily make you feel better. it's that people who have access kind of historically across the last two decades or so tend to look better off in terms of a wide range of measures of wellbeing and functioning. and so, you know, one of the things that is important to understand is that most work about technology and mental health and well—being, it's really only conducted in a handful of english speaking countries and western europe. and so, you know, it's always kind of riding the latest hype wave around whatever technology is hot at the time. but in our work, we try to kind of zoom out a little bit and look at what the global picture actually looks like. as we said, social media not

at oxford university, students are demanding the institution cottage financial ties with israel. within 200 oxford on cadet makes of signed an open letter supporting the protests. po brennan has moved from ox. at this stage 3, all the protests here at the university of oxford. we're in front of the museum of natural history on another part of the pit. river museum, and as you can see over my shoulder, they're all around 3035 tents with a kind of fluctuating number of protesters milling around them. say 50 to 100 people at any one time. and they are out event that they are going to stay for as long as possible to demonstrate against what is happening in gauze. and now this is not the only university protest that we know of. we know of protests in manchester, for example, new castle london. there was a kind of sister protest taking place in cambridge as well. and the statement has been put out by the organizers of these oxford cambridge protest is as far as saying that basically oxbridge is profits kind of continues to climb at the expense of public opinion lies. and of which is rep

pro- palestinian students set up a tent at oxford university. today, the universities of copenhagen, denmark and amsterdam, holland are the scene of student sit-ins in solidarity with the nation it was palestine. the students of bologna university in laval and toronto in canada also gathered in opposition to the crime of the zionist occupation. at the university of cologne in germany, the pro-palestinian students called for the palestinian people to declare and immediately stop the aggression of the zionist regime in the gaza strip . maghrebi students also marched together with the people of this country in support of the palestinian resistance and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. the marchers in the city of tanje mohammadiyeh held the palestinian flag and chanted the slogan "hello to palestine, may the occupying regime be destroyed." in the capital of pakistan bangladesh also students civil activists and a number of other citizens of these countries held an anti-zionist march and against. the spring rains compensated part of the lac

the students of oxford university in england sat down with the aim of stopping the relations between ersity authorities and the institutions and companies affiliated with the zionist regime. several cities in sweden were the scene of student rallies and protests in support of palestine. also, in amsterdam, the netherlands, student demonstrations in support of the palestinian people were accompanied by clashes and repression by the police. people in copenhagen, the capital of denmark, also marched in support of the international student protests and demanded an end to the war. in france , pro-gaza activists installed the palestinian flag on a skyscraper in lyon, france. pictures too from the gathering of support for palestine and gaza in türkiye. published in pakistan, peshawar university students marched in ankara, the capital of turkey, condemning the crimes of the zionist regime . in jordan, students and people gathered in solidarity with the palestinians. today's decision of the un general assembly and the latest developments in palestine. tonight , with the presence of mounir shaf

israel, several 100 people joined to protest announcing the university silence on israel's war on guys as shameful. john hallway, for some oxford, a pretty test led by students at the university volkswagen. up to administrative this week, refuse to engage with the cold, the moms over the war of gaza. students have been camped on a university loan since may the 6th, among their demands, the docs would disclose its finances and investments. the oxford endowment management fund has not disclosed any of their invest. we know as of now that the university's food investments, such as black lab that of historically been completed and is really apartheid in genocide. we also know that the university is banking the south place, which has been involved in the architecture. it was really apartheid occupation and genocide. the people have joined this protest dot hang good in particular, they say by the university of offices refusal to set out plans towards divestment from israel. and from is really link entities a move they say that some other universities have a place to make. most recently, notably, trinity college in dublin, they say th

students of oxford university in england with the aim of stopping the relations of the university authoritiesh the institute and companies affiliated with the regime. student demonstrations in support of the people of palestine and gaza were accompanied by clashes and repression by the police. people in copenhagen, the capital of denmark, also marched in support of the international student protests and called for an end to the war. in france , pro-gaza activists put the palestinian flag on a skyscraper in lyon, france. images of the rally in support of palestine and gaza at the turkish steam university in ankara, the capital of turkey, were also published in pakistan, the students of peshawar university, the capital of khyber pakhtunkhwa province, in condemning the crimes of the zionist regime, marched in jordan, students and people gathered in solidarity with the palestinians.

students have been camped on the university loan since may, the 6 among the the mones, the docs would disclose its finances and investments. the oxford endowment management fund has not disclosed any of their investments. we know as of now that the university's food investments such as black lab that of historically been completed and is really apartheid in genocide. we also know that the university is banking this all place which has been involved in the architecture. it was really a part of the occupation in genocide. the people have joined this protest dot hang good in particular, they say by the university locksmith refusal to set out plans towards the investment from israel. and from is really link entities a move. they say that some other universities have plants to make most recently notably, trinity college and they say the protest will continue until it does. this is about demonstrating to the university that we have seen here. we've been here for almost 2 weeks, sitting and waiting for someone from the administration to come and enter into dialogue. they believe that they can ignore us. they believe that they can wait us ou

so the deadline for the end of this student campaign against israel - the administration of oxford university for peace, afraid to show their faces, are unlikely to storm the old oxford educational building , and even more so on downing street. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin and maxim zaichenko, ntv television company, oxford. important economic news today concerns yandex, the company has reportedly completed the first stage of its division. we'll find out the details right now. joins us. denis talalaev, denis, how long will it take to complete the process? there's not long to wait, yandex has been living in a new way since august of this year. today it became known that the first stage of the division of yandex has been completed, yandex nv, registered in the netherlands, which was the parent company of yandex for more than 20 years, sold its 68% stake in the new parent company of yandex, which registered on oktyabrsky island in kaliningradskaya. region, this is a domestic offshore. the buyer was a consortium of investors, in which 35%, as reported, belongs to the yandex manager, and also in

this come sprang up over nights and the protest is one to use it to push that code to moans on oxford university, noticed the bonds. all that the university disclose is exactly where all of its money is being invested. and so that money is not invested in all those companies or any entity that is list date on the israel boy caught divest and sanctioned list . now, this compet small, it's about $25.00 tents and maybe not more than a 100 protest is, but it's not unique. there's another one in cambridge at a cost as that movement to the united states, which the students here say that taking great inspiration from the us movement set off of global chain reaction. and we're so excited to be a part of that and thankful to the us and camp minutes for what they began. we've had a lot of support from them in terms of logistics, general conrad ship, giving us tips and tricks, but really view k movement has also learned a lot from them in terms of how our goals are so similar. although the us and the u . k. have different context, the u. k. government is similarly complicit and is really work crimes. and s

that was then british prime minister boris johnson tout ago partnership between oxford university anddevelop a covid-19 vaccine. after approval more than 67 million doses of that vaccine have been administered throughout the european union. now, astrazeneca is asking european union officials to pull their authorization for its vaccine there have been concerns since dozens of countries suspended its use after unusual but rare blood clots were detected in small number of immunized people. let's bring in fox news medical analyst dr. marc siegel. good evening, doc. i wanted to ask you about it specifically. and telegraph has a big story about it saying based on court documents being sued class action cause death or serious injuries in dozens of cases. it goes on to say it can cause tts which is thrombosis. what about this, doc, and what do you think about the concern about these vaccines? >> brett, i'm puzzled and very concerned with the delay here because the studies that you are referring to came out in 2021. and showed at least 10 or 11 increased risks of blood clot for 100,000 people

jewish students earlier this week, in which he called for universities to remain bastions of tolerance amid rising anti—semitism on campus. oxfordcularly vocal about their support for palestine and gb news went to oxford university yesterday to see what it was all about. >> everyone's linked arms to , to >> everyone's linked arms to, to try to force us. i think out as close , it's a bastion of freedom close, it's a bastion of freedom of speech at oxford university. do you think this might be a bit fascist? sign free. free it's a little bit fascist. free palestine. no okay. palestine. >> now, the government has repeatedly told university heads that they should be ready to contact their local police forces if potential criminality is detected . and over in is detected. and over in america, more than 100 pro—palestinian protesters were arrested at columbia university in new york last month as cops tried to get the situation under control . so should we be sending control. so should we be sending police in to break up the uk camps, or would this only make the martyrs of the woke oxford students? well i'm joined now by associate prof

offensive would be the last step to causes complete destruction and of the new students, the oxford university of increase pressure on administrators to diverse from entities link to israel. several 100 people joined to protest announcing the university silence on israel's war. on garza a shameful john hall reports on this now from aux that a pretty test led by students at the university volkswagen up to administrative this week, refuse to engage with the cold. the moms over the war of gaza. students have been camped on a university loan since may the 6th. among their demands, the docs would disclose its finances and investments. the oxford endowment management fund has not disclosed any of their invest. we know as of now that the university's food investments such as black lab that of historically been completed and is really apartheid in genocide. we also know that the university is banking the south place, which has been involved in the architecture. it was really apartheid occupation in genocide. the people have joined this protest dot hang good. in particular, they say by the university o

the improvement of the students of oxford universities in england continued despite the violence of the police on saturday. student. a similar demonstration was held in seoul, the capital of south korea. the people of morocco protested the zionist regime's genocide in gaza based on the demonstrations near the american consulate building in dar al-biza. condemned the people of south africa called for an end to the zionist regime's war in the gaza strip by chanting takbeer allahu akbar takbeer allahu akbar takbeer. on the second day since the start of the cheleh popular campaign , jihadist and popular groups in different regions of the country served the intention of the martyred president. from the very beginning of his work , he had set the tone of his government's movement with jihadi measures. our song is a song of service to people. a song of knotting of people's lives. martyred president during these 33 months of service from the border village of mullah ali sistan baluchistan: sardara. now the jihadi actions and services of the martyred president the people's minds have been rememb

the improvement of oxford university students despite police violence continued today. the students of various universities in chile demanded the termination of all university relations with the zionist regime. in line with the student demonstrations, protestors of the palestinian genocide gathered in front of the american embassy in tokyo. a similar demonstration was held in seoul, the capital of south korea. the people of morocco condemned the zionist regime's genocide in gaza by organizing a demonstration near the american consulate building in dar al-bayda. gaza became a suitor. the order of the head of the judiciary to review and present the solution to the reasons for people going to prison, the head of the judiciary said in a meeting with a group of benefactors, which was held on the occasion of the national day of support for prisoners' families, that conditions should be created so that the released person does not return to prison again. the people who are busy chatting around the table have one thing in common in doing good deeds. see what happens if you free

and the university of oxford and cameron is not going to go anywhere until that idea is reckoned with. well, thank you for that candle uh with so many students preparing to graduate at this time. of deep up people we wanted to end today. so with an address from palestinian student, i sure i find that from the university of illinois, chicago, i urge you all to acknowledge the class of 2024 of has done that no longer exists students that will not be walking their stage this year and $14000.00 children who will never walk a stage ever again. celebration without acknowledgment, would be an injustice on behalf of my people. and so my fellow graduates, i urge you all to advocate and go against the grain. i urge all schools including you, i see, to drive us from companies complicit and instruct. done. let us be the generation that holds morality close to our actions and hold each other accountable in times like these. with hardships we face, there will always come ease. and as o b one can know via stated, may the force be with you and all of your degrees. thank you to our guests, may son, ke

brandon, who's at oxford university in the u. k. what's the scene like there at ox, vegetable? well, the sun is shining for the 1st time in 3 days. the stay 3, all the protests here at the university of oxford were in front of the museum of natural history on another part of the pit river museum. and as you can see over my shoulder that are all around 3035 tents with a kind of fluctuating number of protesters milling around them, say 50 to 100 people at any one time. and they are out event that they are going to stay for as long as possible to demonstrate against what is happening in gauze. and now this is not the only university protest that we know of. we know of protests in manchester, for example, new castle london. there was a kind of sister protest taking place in cambridge as well. and the statement has been put out by the organizers of these oxford cambridge. a purchase is as far as saying that basically oxbridge is profits kind of continues to climb at the expense of public opinion lies and ox, which is reputations, was no longer be built in the white washing of is real

oxford university students aim to push for a stop the soul the authorities of this university improved with the institute and companies affiliated to the zionist regime. several cities in sweden were the scene of student rallies and protests in support of palestine. a similar demonstration was held in amsterdam, the netherlands, in support of the people of palestine and gaza. in jordan and south africa, both students and people gathered together with the palestinians. on the anniversary of the birth of hazrat fatima masoumeh, peace be upon her, girls' day celebrations are being held all over the country with a girly atmosphere. in mashhad, the ceremony of garlanding the shrine. motahar razavi was held in the presence of the daughters of pilgrims and nearby mothers in imam khomeini's portico of motahar razavi shrine. a different celebration was held in imam khomeini's portico of motaher razavi shrine. they came for hazrat masoumi's birthday and daughter's day. chastity and faith, conscience. it is a girl, all the values ​​are in the name of a girl, a celebration whose flag bearers are t

still to come this evening, university students this time oxford and cambridge are occupying campus lawnsestinian camps. it's echoing those protests that we've seen in america. they say it's because of universities supporting israel's genocide of palestine. we're going to be debating that in just a moment. don't go anywhere. dewbs& co with me. bev turner. you've been getting in touch at home. diaz ayub says sadiq khan won't be happy until he makes everyone ride donkeys . and i everyone ride donkeys. and i know what you mean. it does feel a bit like that, doesn't it? right, talking of donkeys, benedict spence is with me , and benedict spence is with me, and i saw it coming in slow motion , i saw it coming in slow motion, like a cycling accident. >> we've been discussing, actually, the solution to travelling around this city. >> you've got it sorted, haven't you, benedict? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> cable cars, cable cars. bring on cable cars. we were all told we're going to be flying cars by 2024. see the site? >> actually, we do have to remember that boris did bring in a cable car and it's the

oxford administration the university can be calm. g in tents in the fight for peace. they are afraid to show their faces and are unlikely to storm the old oxford educational building, much less downing street. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin and maxim zaichenko, ntv television company, oxford. may frosts destroyed crops on an area of ​​more than 800,000 hectares in russia. such data was brought to a meeting of the operational headquarters at the ministry of agriculture. it was decided to urgently replant the dead crops in order to meet the deadline. trouble. affected dozens of regions, and in some places the situation was further complicated by floods. nevertheless, experts assure that the country’s food security will not be affected, this is what will happen to prices, edmund zhelbunov found out. we approach, look, touch, touch, the same leaves melt with a stake. sudden may frosts caught gardeners in several regions of russia by surprise. the tulips are broken, that's it, the caps are bowed. a beaten hydrangea saved all the bushes, an

going on the go, and i'm still here with the marriages professor international relations at oxford university because riley shribel through 3 welds ma'am, was, have an hour and you present time. we said in by one we were talking about this conflation of anti semitism as design, isn't that either? facts. clearly those countries that express solidarity with the palestinians, suffering your birthplace. bagdad was bought them in the past few days a week by british and american. the bomb is a, syria or of course is being bombed, gammon is being bombed. it's even more serious for countries that expressed all of that. he then, for scholars there, i said, any examples that you personally have had that you witness a lack of freedom and you're not being able to speak on these issues. or are you given free reign in the british media to tell us about your views as regards what we're witnessing as regards the gaza genocide? and i have been the professor international relations have talks it over the last 36 years. and no um, that's my university as a try to restrict my freedom of expression. and i still e

has set up camps in solidarity with palestinians in gaza at oxford university. they're demanding the institution cuts its financial ties with israel. more than 200 oxford academics have signed an open letter supporting the protest. as in the occupied westbank, the group of palestinians of open fire on is really soldiers as they were storming the city of nablus. so did shed online shows intends gone fire directed that is really military vehicles as well as a rage on a policy and home. a young man was detained before the forces left the area. and is there any forces have carried out more rates in the other parts of the occupied westbank based on the north shines refugee camps in a city of to cram with palestinians fault with them. a large number of these really police officers have been mobilized to enforce the demolition of about 50 homes in the negev region that's led to protesting the local better when community police presented a policy. and is there any member of the class at the parliament from approaching the side policy and these ready and these have critic

i'm still here with america's professor international relations at oxford university professor ivy shribel through 3 wills ma'am, was when i heard you present time, we said in but one we were talking about this conflation of anti semitism and design isn't it affects clearly those countries that express solidarity with the palestinians, suffering your birth place. baghdad was for them in the past few days. a week by british and american. the bomb is a siri or of course is being bombed. gammon is being bombed. it's even more serious for countries that express all of that. ready then for scholars there, i said, any examples that you personally have had that you witness a lack of freedom and you're not being able to speak on these issues. or are you given free reign in the british media to tell us about your views as regards what we're witnessing as regards of the gaza genocide? i mean, i have been the professor international relations have talks the well, the last 36 years. and now i'm at my university as a try to restrict my freedom of expression and i still enjoy. ready is i've always enjoy

there are camps being set up outside oxford and cambridge universities. for palestine published their list of demands. shall we have a little read through them? so it says disclose all finances, divest from israeli genocide, apartheid and occupation overhaul all the universities investment policy, boycott israeli genocide , apartheid and israeli genocide, apartheid and occupation. stop banking with barclays and help rebuild gaza's education system. well, it's worth noting that the cambridge pro—palestine camp spokesman refused to condemn hamas or describe them as a terror group. when questioned by the telegraph. shall we have a look at some of hamas's useful idiots 7 at some of hamas's useful idiots ? i will be . free. ? i will be. free. >> i will be free. >> i will be free. >> but over at oxford , 108 >> but over at oxford, 108 lecturers, faculty members and researchers from multiple colleges have now signed a letter of support. the dons are at it. how do you think jewish or conservative students feel there now? footage has emerged of a jewish student st

best go live to poll brennan was at oxford university in the u. k. what's the seem like where you are from the old southern cambridge on 2 very, very prestigious universities in the u. k. but the only one this apologies we have lost the connection to full brent in their correspondence. oh i think you're back with us. we don't see that for a moment. all right, and can you hear me now? yes, we can hear you. yes, i can a oh apologies. we seem to have a connection issues with paul brandon at oxford university there where encampments have been set up in solidarity with the palestinians in the gaza strip. let's move on to i've been use in the meantime and he's right here thought ease of demolish dozens of better when homes in southern israel that's been destroyed in the desert area known as a negative. the government says they were built without a permit. it's among the largest mass demolitions in recent years. honda saw who it has a detail, it's a large mobilization of israeli police to oversee the demolition of nearly 50 different homes in this better whe

nurwani in response to the letter of the leader, the lebanese journalist, who is a graduate of oxford university , wrote, "just show me another leader who can write like this." the affected children of gaza will be grateful to the leader of iran. most of the world's people are behind palestine. it is only because of the media representation that the opposite seems to be the case. the world is rising among farsi language users, many go back to 9 years ago. from the letter the older ones taught the young west to be the leader. the effect of his eminence's letters leadership to the european youth now in the world and students around the world in opposition to israel and their genocide in palestine. have asked thank you very much for being with us in the holy road program. in this special program , we talk about the various aspects of the publication of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution ayatollah khamenei's letter to pro-palestinian students in american universities. ms. hashemi, one of the experts in media issues, as well as experts in the field of america , are with us, along with ms. m

charmin nirwani, a lebanese journalist who is a graduate of oxford university in england, wrote in response to the leader's letter, "show me just one other leader who can write like this." children affected by the leader of gaza. iran will be grateful. most of the world's people are behind palestine. it is only because of the media representation that the opposite seems to be the case. the world is rising. among persian language users, many go back to 9 years ago. from an older letter of leadership to western youth remembered. the impact of the supreme leader's letters to the european youth is now felt in the world and students from all over the world have called for their destruction in palestine in opposition to israel. together with dr. yazidi in the studio , we were reading and analyzing the various aspects of ayatollah khamenei's letter addressed to the students who support the palestinian people in american universities. various issues regarding the publication of the leadership's letter addressed to american students, so we are in the meantime we see that such contents are always sub

book, 3 wills, memoirs of an arab, julie's emeritus professor of international relations at oxford, university consisted one of israel's new historians. you joins me now from oaks with. thank you so much for visitors showing the coming on the show so. well, i used to be with you. you said that the industrial scale small as a may have taken israel to the verge of committing genocide. why the verge on more evidence you so far? i've seen in recent days. well, this was, i made this comment by some time ago when there was some doubt. but today i have no hesitation in saying that what user id is doing does all amounts to genocide. genocide is defined by the prevention of genocide. convention is the attempt intentional, attempt to destroy info oh you taught in actually grew and this is precisely what israel is doing. and for some tying israel has been pursuing estimates ending on the west bank. and now they want to to the ethnic tendency of guys as well. and the forcible displacement of civilians is a whole crime. so that can be no doubt about the fact that these are, it has been committing all crime