one strategy is to surrender, like the guerrillas of the palestine liberation organization in 1982, when israel entered lebanon. now it has he does it with hezbollah , much less with the palestine liberation organization, which was also a guerilla group, completely similar to each other . he did the same thing with them in 1982, and the guerilla group had about 15 thousand guerillas. arafat in lebanon, when in front of this israeli army, this army promised body it is scary to raise the doors, to hand over the weapons, to surrender, this shows how hard it is, but why does hezbollah not do this , that is, why what the palestine liberation organization did in 1982, hand over the weapons in a short period of time. he raised the weapons, handed them over to israel , boarded the ship, took them to tunisia. well, every viewer says, hizbollah, like the azeri organization, should surrender . there is only one way to face this barbaric giant with all the tools at its disposal. surrender is the way, but why doesn't hezbollah do that , why doesn't hamas do that, and that's why we have to answer this

islamic jihad, signed up for the need to unite on the basis of the principles of the palestine liberation organization. this is a very important step, but for now it remains on paper. sergey viktorovich, russia 24, boris ivanin, a question about brics, where russia is the chairman this year. is developing in an ascending, progressive manner, and this trend will only intensify, strengthen, the russian chairmanship contributes to this in every possible way, we hold more than a hundred events in various areas of brics activities in the field foreign policy, in the sphere of economy, culture. education, interaction between law enforcement agencies and much more. a solid package of documents will be prepared for the summit, and one of the topics on the agenda of the kazan summit is precisely the expansion of ibrics, first of all, in accordance with the instructions that the heads of state gave at last year's summit, this is the formation of criteria for... beijing representatives of hamas and representatives of fatah, in my opinion, two or three meetings on this matter took place, it was in the spring, and

july, the israeli army began a siege of western beirut, where the headquarters of the palestine liberation organization (plo) was located. on august 18 , an agreement was reached with the mediation of us special envoy philip habib. arafat's fighters left beirut, and israel did not occupy the lebanese capital. on september 1, about 10 thousand palestinian militants led by yazer arafat evacuated to tunisia. formally, the first lebanon war ended, but israel created a security zone in southern lebanon, which it controlled until 2000 together with the south lebanon army. after the israelis left, this territory was immediately occupied by hezbollah militants, and the south lebanon army fighters who did not have time to flee to israel were arrested and put on trial. may 25 is considered liberation day in lebanon. parts of the country on june 25, 2006, on the border with gaza, as a result of a palestinian attack on a post the israeli army in the area of ​​kibbutz kirem sholom, two soldiers were killed and israeli corporal gilad shalit was kidnapped. to free him, israel launched operation summer rains, which la

israel and the palestine liberation organization (plo) were able to agree on peace.principles consisted of two agreements concluded following secret talks in oslo, egypt. the final signing ceremony in washington was attended by plo leader yasser arafat, israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin and us president bill clinton. the document itself was signed by israeli foreign minister shimon peres and then plo representative mahmoud abbas. national autonomy. the israeli military was to hand over power to new structures. palestine was obliged to renounce terrorism and other forms of violence and recognized israel's right to exist. it was a huge breakthrough success international diplomacy, including american and russian. moscow and washington witnessed this agreement, but nothing came of it. hamas, islamic jihad and other groups refused to stop terror and the fight against israel. the conflict has not been resolved to this day and is now in an acute phase again. since october last year , about 40,000 palestinians have died as a result of the actions of the israeli military.

july, the israeli army began a siege of western beirut, where the headquarters of the palestine liberation organizationas located. on august 18, under mediation.

place, with the participation of israeli prime minister ishak rabin and the head of the palestine liberation organizationer arafat. the agreement was witnessed by the head of the white house bill clinton. the agreements were considered temporary and did not provide for a final solution to the conflict, but everyone hoped for long-term peace. it was on their basis that the palestinian national autonomy was created, but israel was not ready to consider the gaza strip, filled with hamas terrorists, as an equal partner, in palestine they considered the oslo agreement a trap, a pretext for israel to continue its occupation of the palestinian territories. in october last year, the conflict entered its most acute phase in its entire history. since then , more than 40,000 palestinians have died. that was the day in history. when they told me that in the center of moscow we were going to assemble spacecraft, prepare them for launch, for me it sounded like something unusual, in bureau 1440 it is possible to do a full cycle of development of spacecraft tests, they should be minimally depend on the outside world, an

in 1983 he fought to defend beirut before departing for tunis with other palestine liberation organization fighters. two years later, he and other members of the resistance carried out and anti-israeli operation at the vienna airport in retaliation to israel. was one of the of the participants one of the fighters who performed the vienna airport operation 1985 with the attack on the israeli airline the airline attack was back then i respond to the israeli rad on the on tunis on the plo meeting in tunis he was sent. to life imprisonment and spent almost 40 years in an austrian prison. on friday september 13, jovali passed away. he was 20 years old as he went to prison and now he died with 60 with six years old by a cancer which was detected too late. the austrian authorities refused to release him after 30 years making javali one of the longest serving prisoners in the country. i thought to get him released but i didn't succeed. "they place one obstacle after another in front of me, it was very difficult, but i want to thank god that he gave me the chance to meet my brother alive, he is fin

in 1972 as part of its revenge on the palestine liberation organization's massacre of 11 of its athletesch olympics eight palestinian commandos burst into the israeli team's quarters, israeli operatives planted explosives in the basement telephone of a palestinian diplomat in france. as dramatized in the movie "munich," it was his last phone call. decades later in 1996 israel's internal security agency targeted a hamas operative with an explosive detonated in his telephone as well. >> it's old school, old style tradecraft. >> reporter: still, exploding pagers and walkie-talkies on the scale that we saw this past week, killing dozens and injuring thousands including children, some viewed as a deception one step too far. the united nations labeled the operation a violation of international law. and it's raised some eyebrows here at home too. >> the ability to be able to place an explosive in technology that is very prevalent these days and turn it into a war of terror really, a war of terror, this is something new. >> is it terrorism? >> i don't think there's any question that it's a form

ceremony with the participation of israeli prime minister ishak rabin and the head of the palestine liberation organizationas witnessed by the head of the white house bill clinton. the agreements were considered temporary and did not provide for a final solution to the conflict, but everyone hoped for long-term peace. it was on their basis that the palestinian national autonomy was created, but israel was not ready to consider the gaza strip filled with hamas terrorists as an equal partner, in palestine they considered the oslo agreement trap as a pretext for israel to continue its occupation of the palestinian territories. in october last year, the conflict escalated to the very. the second stage of the exchange of frozen assets, despite the fact that western regulators are preventing such transactions, deputy finance minister ivan chebeskov announced. let me remind you that the first stage ended in august, non-residents then bought paper for more than 8 billion rubles, which is about a quarter of the 35 billion that the russians presented for exchange. the second stage started on september 3, it will all

on september 13, 1993, israel and the palestine liberation organization, plo, were able to agree on peaceclaration of principles consisted of two agreements concluded following secret negotiations in oslo in egypt. at the final signing ceremony. the success of international diplomacy, including american and russian. moscow and washington witnessed this agreement, but nothing it didn't work out. hamas, islamic jihad and other groups refused to stop terror and fighting against israel. the conflict has not been resolved yet, now it is in an acute phase again. since october last year , about 40,000 palestinians have died as a result of the actions of the israeli military. this is what this day in history was like. trump refused to continue the debate with hamleigh harris, he said that there was no point in it, since he had already won the first round with his rival. anton dadyken will talk about the election race in the usa. rivals in the presidential race resumed the campaign trail focused on the so-called swing states that are key to victory. kamela harris came to the north. two nights ago,

they also slammed the oslo accords signed between israel and palestine liberation organization in 1993 and 1995 calling. it betrayal of the palestinian cause. the demonstrators also expressed frustration with what they see as the government's in action over the israeli genocide in gazza. from calls for the return of mahar al jazi's body to demands for the annullment of the peace treaty. tonight's protest is a clear stand against israeli occupation and a show of unwabering solidarity with gazza. the crowds message is unmistakable. enough of empty diplomacy, it's time for real action. palestine solidarity protests in the uk are on going and they're attended by people of all faiths and none. in london, an anti-zionist jewish group has been demanding the expulsion of the israely ambassador from the uk side as a reports from the british capital. solidarity with palestinians comes from a diverse range of voices. a picket by members of this jewish. group and their comrades determined to ensure israeli ambassador tsipi hotovli's expulsion from the uk. she's a war criminal, she has incited geno

adaptation , what is our similarity with the resistance, there was no resistance at all , the palestine liberation organization was just a lefty that fell into the shape of the map of palestine, the kalashnikov that was arafat's hand, you fight. you wouldn't have seen that if it was in south lebanon, imam musa saad was the martyr of chamran. again, it was derived from this revolutionary thinking, my help was found , it grew and became the real thing, and what you are saying now is the difference between the war in lebanon and palestine with us or its adaptation, is that all this is derived from a thought of anti-tyranny and this is the basis, it is unique in the world and it is interesting here, don't you think, muslims , hugo chaud, may god have mercy on him when he came to iran. look, i experienced this at the united nations. it is good for the people to know this. i was at the 6th session of the general assembly of sardar kocheri. that hugo chavez , colonel gaddafi from libya, gave such a speech that our presidents did not have. why can't they find that anti-tyranny spirit today? i don't know if it is speci

in 1983 he fought to defend bayrut before departing for tunis with other palestine liberation organizationthe fighters who performed the vienna airport operation 1985 with the attack on the israeli airline, the airline, attack was back then a response to the israeli rad on the on tunis on the pl. meeting in tunis. he was sentenced to life imprisonment and spent almost 40 years in an austrian prison. on friday september 13, chovali passed away. he was 20 years old as he went to prison and now he died with 60, with six years old by a cancer which was detected too late. the austrian authorities refused to release him after 30 years making javali one of the longest serving prisoners in the country. ich wirklich. it was very difficult, but i want to thank god that he gave me the chance to meet my brother alive. he is finally free now. for his comrades, the funeral was a political testimony in support of the palistinian and lebanese resistance. chavoli spent the final 38 years of his life an austrian prison for his resistance to imperialism and zionism. he never saw his native land. again, but u

what, there was no resistance at all, the palestine liberation organization was just a left wing in the shape of a map of palestine, which is a clash. what is the difference between the war in lebanon and palestine with us or its adaptation? it is that all these are derived from an anti-oppression thinking and this is the basis. it is unique in the world and it is interesting here, don't you think, muslims, hugo chowd , god bless him, when he came to iran, look at you. i experienced this at the united nations. it is good for people to know this. the presidents are waiting for the iranian president's speech and to see what iran's position is before we talk after that. one year when colonel gaddafi's hugues from libya gave such a speech that our presidents did not have that anti-tyranny spirit. you can't find today, i don't know if it is specific to the world, islam in america, these movements that you are looking at are in the very heart of europe, there are 56 european countries like iran and spain, and this is the official recognition of palestine. do you think that there is little zio

not just weaken it. reached beirut, the united states intervened, decided to save the palestine liberation organization, a good intention, in general, to facilitate the evacuation, so that the evacuation would go smoothly, the message of the marines, the appearance of the marines, well , let's say, was not universally popular, and hezbollah's predecessors, radical shiites. detachments, and there were also syrian troops there, and the syrians didn't like it at all, but the syrians didn't throw, as you know, their army against the united states, they just found a radical, shit, who blew up barracks with american infantrymen, i say this because lebanon is, i would say, radioactive. but here again the question is how much israel is provoking in this case, how much is this some kind of blackmail, or is this already real? but in general, in essence, this is a terrorist act, because of course, a terrorist act is not a combat operation, no, in my opinion, it is rather selective, yes, it is a combat operation, it is still something, well, you explain for a second, something that is directed against the military

they also slammed the oslo accords signed between israel and palestine liber. organization in 1993 and 1995, calling it betrayal of the palestinian cause. the demonstrators also expressed frustration with what they see as the government's in action over the israeli genocide in gaza. from calls for the return of mahar al jazi's body to demands for the annullment of the peace treaty, tonight's protest is a clear stand against israeli occupation and a show of unwavering solidarity with. the crowd's message is unmistakable. of empty diplomacy, it's time for real action. iran has successfully launched chameron one satellite into space. using a qaem 100 carrier, chamron one the research satellite was placed in torbit 550 km from earth, the satellite has been designed and built by the iran electronic industry space group side on with the operation of the aerospace research institute. chamron 1 weighs about 60 kilograms and its main mission is to test hardware and software systems to demonstrate orbital maneuvering. technology in space, the evaluation of uh cold gas propulsion subsystem in spa

well, as i was perhaps suggesting the palestine liberation organization and dismantled the palestinian authority cuz it's filed. well i, i think the key issue here is the uniting the various pos, sydney and movements with very different visions within a single political framework. and we have that before with a p o. where for example, the fact that movement on the one hand to the popular front for the liberation of palestine on the other, had very different and arguably irreconcilable on visions. yet they co existed within the same unified political framework. now, as far as the feds and how mass are concerned, if we leave before that bus and the policy limits already out of the equation, their, their visions are actually a much less dissimilar than many people presume. and the key issue is about uniting them or bringing them together within a single political framework where they coexist and co operate and share power and, and participating in joint decision making, regardless of their differences, which is quite different than the situation we have now, where we have 2 rival factions

1982 when israel invaded lebanon in order to rid the country of the palestinian of the palestine liberation organization as it was reflecting on that yes, absolutely, what is this dealing with nowadays in terms of how much and has been like this is the fruits, overtone, occupations, and visions and all kinds of wars in the region. how about central they just as after 20 years of occupations of north bank and gaza and east jerusalem and major correct down and oppression. especially in guys that we mentioned that to the rise of how boss, especially with the 1st 75 though the same thing for his mother that can become and what it is today, i'm organization uniformed as on so forth after the 1982 invasion of love and on and it's continue to grow with uh, the israeli occupation of soc, they've been on that, went on for 18 years. so there is no doubt that is right. uh has been uh, in confrontation with the fruits of its own actions in 5 seconds. and that's why when we analyze the situation by today and you see the hot or is that and bravo and guys are never non, we say wait a minute, but hasn't anyone learned?

general, but in terms of... do not stop and go all the way to bierut to try to destroy the palestine liberation organizationthere, there were very tragic consequences, mass extermination of palestinian refugees, not by the israelis, but by the phalangists, but what's interesting, what's interesting is that when all this was happening , i was writing a column for christians monita, i was there, i saw it all. i talked to sharron, he was really worried, he was really ashamed that his successful offensive led to such tragic consequences, and he believed, at least he said, that what he did, he did in the name of security of israel, that the palestinians were a threat. no, we will not attack iran. and the military at that time limited what prime minister netanyahu could do, but at least in relation to iran, because it was said, this is not iraq, this is not syria, they are too big, we will not attack iran. and so, of course, we are talking now about... weakening iran and getting rid of iran, but iran will always be brave enough. iran will not change its internal political structure and certainly will not fall apa

civil war broke out between maronite christian militias versus muslim militias in the palestine liberation organizationplo which recently relocated out of jordan into lebanon. shortly after the war started, syria entered the fray initially intervening on the side of the maronites against the plo. quickly, syria became a major occupying force with significant influence and power and government and then occupation for all intents and purposes have lasted until the cedar revolution and 2005. i want to go back a little bit to 1982 following years of hostility and fighting with the plo. israel itself into lebanon and baiting as far north as beirut before occupying the southern portion consisting of about 10% of the country. israel withdrew from there in the year 2000 but lebanon civil war officially ended in 1990 following the signing of the agreement which happened a year before that. among other things, disarmed all the malicious fighting on all sides of the war with the exception of one. has blood. has will was formed in response to the 1982 israeli invasion. it is us liat -- shiite islamist militia fina

missing in june, 1982 as well invited lebanon in response to attacks on its north by the palestine liberation organization based in southern lebanon. many lebanese groups phone to resist the invasion, including charlotte has belong in 1993. is there any forces attacked to 11 east village and refugee camp and what became known as the 7 day rule? but by the year 2000, these riley military had withdrawn from lebanese territory, following repeated attacks by has beloved in 2006 conflict again broke out between the group and the israel, leading to a 5 week war in which moving it to. 1 100 lebanese were killed on october 8th last year has but i don't want you to a rocket campaign in support of palestinians and gone off to israel launched it's war on the strip. lawanda shara is out, is there a senior? but let's guy list. he joins me now from london. i think it's interesting to look at that historical, that kind of historical perspective more want because often the rhetoric we hear with regards to has polano. so how much is that these group sort of exist and an isolated vacuum, devoid of the conditions and circum

well, as i was perhaps suggesting the palestine liberation organization and dismantled the palestinian authority cuz it's filed as well. i, i think the key issue here is the uniting the various policy and movements with very different visions within a single political framework. and we have that before with a p o. where for example, the fact that movement on the one hand to the popular front for the liberation of palestine on the other, had very different and arguably irreconcilable on visions. yet the co existed within the same unified political framework. now as far as the feds and how mass are concerned, if we leave before the bus and the policy mean, it's already out of the equation. their, their visions are actually um, much less dissimilar than many people presume. and the key issue is about uniting them or bringing them together within a single political framework where they coexist and co operate and share power and, and participating in joint decision making, regardless of their differences, which is quite different than the situation we have now, where we have 2 rival faction

tyranny they... imposed when they pretended they were going into just get uh get palestine uh palestinian liberation organized out, they went and camped in there, they didn't leave till 2000 until hezbulah basically kicked them out militarily and made it extremely difficult for them ever come back, they tried in 2006 again and again they were they were roundly beaten and sent back, now that model they don't want it to exist anywhere, whether i mention sheik zagzuki or has bull's model move to iraq, what happened there? had he not been there along with islamic republic of iran and general qasim sulaimani and the backup, iraq today would be in the clutches of an american financed and backed and saudi and saudi backed fake khilaf, fake islamic state a kind of cult, pupit wahabist takfiri daish cult would have ruled the entire iraq and syria sector, that's what they wanted. that would would have become a buffer zone for israel, it would have been an agent which would operate for israel, because again evidence, when has isis, al-qaeda or any of these so-called liberators of muslim lands for islam, when have they e

the participation of the prime minister of israel, ishak rabin and the head of the organization the liberation of palestineasser arafat. the agreement was witnessed by the head of the white house, bill clinton. the agreements were considered temporary and did not provide for a final solution to the conflict, but everyone hoped for long-term peace. it was on their basis that the palestinian national autonomy was created, but israel was not ready to consider the gaza strip, filled with hamas terrorists, as an equal partner. and in palestine, the oslo agreement was considered a trap. a pretext for israel to continue its occupation of the palestinian territories. in october of last year, the conflict entered its most acute phase in its entire history. since then , more than 40,000 palestinians have died. this is what this day in history was like. the it mortgage has been extended until 2030, but the terms of the preferential program have changed. who can apply for a loan, at what rate and where you can buy housing, we will tell you in 5 minutes in this issue of the instructions. perhaps the most noticeable cha

then um who the pflp is, which is the organization that this son has been accused of being a member of. well, the pflp is the popular front for the liberation of palestine, one of three um socialist or marxist groups who are engaged in the resistance in gaza, people of course think it's all hamas, it's not, and pflp of course has an armed wing, the abu ali mustafa brigades uh, which is not illegal in this country, and nor is the pflp, so you can say on television or anywhere else in this country, i support the pfop, but you can't say i support the pfopg, which is an entirely different organization, so there's the there's the the distinction, but look, this is this is one one part of the uh the palestiny resistance factions, in gaza uh and not it's not illegal to be member of that organization, but you know who knows if she is or not, it's obviously smeer intended to remove her uh her possibility of her getting an award, illustrates the desperate lens that they are prepared to go to, they will do anything, they will do anything, yeah they

forces like hamas, um, islamic jihad, the popular front for the liberation of palestine. all of the resistance, the unified resistance organizations in palestine, these are the forces that are defending the palestinian people from terror and are exercising their legitimate right under international law to carry out armed struggle, to liberate themselves from colonization and occupation, which is a right that is absolutely guaranteed under international law, it's a right that is protected, the zionist regime has no called no so-called right to defend itself against the people that is occupying and the people who... landed is colonizing, um, it is not a legitimate entity, it is a colonial, imperialist western project backed first by the british and then by the united states, it has been implanted in the heart of the arab region and in the heart of the muslim world, and it has always been a hostile project in lebanon, it is hezbollah and the resistance that liberated lebanon from 20 from nearly 20 years of zionist occupation of the south of lebanon, that once again defeated another. unlawful and illegitimate aggression on the people

according to the organization, the popular front for the liberation of palestine say the strike hit the floor of apartment building but another strikes from israel sent a bigger message to iran. take a look at this next video. israel hit a port city, retaliation after the out tie ti rebels fired two missiles. they hit the target from over 100 miles away, the distance from israel to b iran. iran is helping hezbollah select new leadership after an israeli air strike killed 20 terrorists on friday. so here in israel, the country continues to await irans' response after the assassination of n nasrallah. there are reports of israeli intelligence going into lebanon. israel's defense minister met with troops in the north. he said this was only part of the plan. the next part of the plan may include them going into southern lebanon. cheryl: we are waiting to see if that happens in the next days. nate, thank you for the live report. i want to bring in ohio congressman warren davidson, the chairman of the housing and insurance subcommittee the, also on the task force to combat mexican drug cartel

libanese people the same thing in in in palestine whether it is hamas or other organization. they do represent the aspiration of the palestinians for for liberation. actually today, i i just published an article today, i just exactly said almost what what what you just quoted, i said the targeting of civilians in lebanon is an integral part of the israeli war strategy to achieve tactical military objectives and that's exactly what they've been doing actually in in in gaza, because when they target those... schools, i mean the schools that were supposed to be safe shelters have become a death trap, basically a place where israel knows that if they throw bomb that they going to kill too many people to turn them against the resistance, but but what they what they fail to understand by the way, and this is like you said, this is not something new, this is back, i remember here and it back in 82 when they destroyed also bairut during when the when they... invaded lebanon all the way to the capital uh when the plo was in beirot, this is the exact same thing, and guess what, the plo left lebanon, and and the condition, the condition that they have left,

just a name is the political and military organization, whether it be homeless and never known, or whether it be the popular front for liberation of palestine. you know, they all targets now. and this could, we could see a uptake in the rate of attacks and the scope of the tags. if this is the case, and if israel is planning on broadening this conflict 11 on and attacking other actors within it. so let's take a closer look at where this latest attack took place. the apartment building was hits of the co, the intersection that's not far from the center of the capitol. the air of color is home to a major transportation hub, and it's also a key thoroughfare that people wanted to reach the hospital. stay with fidelity and my colleagues out of hire. i've spoke with how a job or inmate routes is a full correspondence for the sunday times, and she explained the significance of the account, the district as i heard to some flaw, stubs or explosions. i knew that something had happened. it turned out to be in kula, which was a main archery, or if the section entrance into the fence, it's a very crowded and some people police, a neighborhood. it is lar

the sunni, muslim and political and military organization, whether it be homeless and never known, or whether it be the popular front for liberation of palestine. you know, they all targets now. and this could, we could see a uptake and the rate of attacks and the scope of attacks. if this is the case. and if israel is planning on broadening this conflict 11 on and attacking other actors within it. so let's take a closer look at where this latest attack took place. the apartment building was it of the kona intersection not far from the center by root, cona is home to a major transportation hub, and it's also a key thought of it, but people wanting to reach the heart of the capital. well, any of my colleagues thought of hire at spoke with how a job and by root who's a former correspondent for the sunday times. she explained the significance of the co, the district, or i heard to some flaw, stubs or explosions. i knew that something that happened it turned out to be in kula, which was the main artery or the section entrance into the fence. it's a very crowded and 7 people police, a neighborhood. it is largely as neighborhood, although it is host

me a so name is the political and military organization, whether it be homeless and never known, or whether it be the popular front for liberation of palestine. you know, they all targets now. and this could, we could see a uptake and the rate of attacks and the scope of attacks. if this is the case. and if israel is planning on broadening this conflict 11 on and attacking other actors within it. well, as long as we still haven't heard, officially from these raise on this confirming who they've targeted specifically, bots of b is riley defense minister has made it very clear sunday in the last 24 hours that they will go off to any group or person that is a threats to as well? well, let's take a closer look where this latest attack has taken place. and apartment building was hit to the co, the intersection not fall from the center of the capitol. the area of color is home to a major transportation. how this all of a had just mentioned. there is also a key for our fax people wanting to reach the city center of bayard rhodes. how that job is a former correspondent for the sunday times and author of hezbollah, born with a vengeance i spoke to ea

liberated palestine in the return to our ancestor villages. many activists that traveled from various parts of germany to attend the event, the large attendance throughout the day exceeded to organizers expectations, the palestinian food on offer, which included falaful humos and olives ran out quickly. this is event to honor the rich culture of history, but is also a political manifestation. we held talks about the current situation and the 76 years of resistance. we had a broad program with artists, literature and food. it is very successful and many more people attended than we had hoped for. the festival concluded with slogans calling for a free palestine from the river to the sea. the palestine solidarity group in frank. held a one-day palestine culture festival with thousands attending the event, the activist aim to raise awareness of palestine in germany to counter the israeli narrative and attempts to erase the palestine, history and culture. dita reinish, reporting for brest tv from frankfurt. and with details reported brings us to the end of this. world news bulletin right here press tv, thank you all so much for staying with us, this is today's show we'll be highlighting t

then um uh the pflp is, which is the organization that this son has been accused of being a member of. well, the pflp is the popular front for the liberation of palestinece in gaza. people of course think it's all hamasis, not, and pflp of course has an armed wing, the abu ali mustafa brigades, which is not illegal in this country, and nor is the pflp, so you can say... on television or anywhere else in this country, i support the pfop, but you can't say i support the pfop gc, which is an entirely different organization, so there's the there's the the distinction, but look, this is this is one one part of the uh, the palestine resistance factions in gaza, uh, and it's not, it's not illegal to be member of that organization, but who knows if she is or not, it's obviously smear and to remove her uh, her - possibility of her getting an award, illustrates the desperate lens. that they are prepared to go to, they will do anything, they will do anything, yeah, indeed, well, low key, the the zianist lobby has engaged in a determined and desperate campaign haven't they to stop - bisan from being nominated at the emi awards, mean i wonder whether you could just

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