that's from al qassam brigade, imagine the other as well faction. the islamic jihad or the fatah or the pflp ground, so you you talking about nearly 1200 or more, this is huge number, and you can witness as well, the withdrawal of the elitest units like the golani, which declared the loss 40% of its capacity in gaza as well the parachutes unit, this all of that, the strength of the resistant under the... ground and in the ground is came from the engineered support which was pioneered by left late qasim sulaymani and abu mahadi muhandis, they were partner of this resistance arc in that area which they knew who they are very well who they are facing, not just the zienist entity, they know the head of the snake is the united states of america and his head germany and the des entity is a tool, a fighting tool to keep the hegemony in the region, and the united states of america lost a huge part of its hegemany in the area since the islamic revolution of 1979, which the general sulaimani and abu mahad muhandis and the other acts of the the resistance were developing the capabilities of the of the

factions that are against the zionist oppression, there are even socialist communist factions like the pflp that are against zinanist occupation, oppression and apartide, so you know at least the bricks organization or... or um uh complex is is legitimizing the resistance, which the west is simply not doing, and of course they are ready to start a war, on on the... west bank, they have been actually at war, but they are even eager to expand further and scott antonio tarish just admitted the united nations is unable to stop to do anything and to stop this butched in gaza. we had egypt, mauritania yesterday there, they were pushing to hold this general assembly meeting united nations now security council's even actually have failed thanks to the us of course the video there, so uh what can the un assembly meeting do, buse resolution uh that's been invoked 377. a) asks for collective efforts by number of countries, but it's non-binding. it's it's non-binding, but understand this, it is the only forum outside of the security council that can authorize the use of military force. um, and frankly

the pflp is designated as a terrorist organization.ra>> nathaniel any confirmeds being transferred to an arctic prison but in good spirits. considered putin's most vocal opponent. he is told supporters not to worry about him insisting he is relieved to have reached the siberian penal colonelity but the chief of staff said concern for him remained high. >> we are worried. we don't forget for a second that he is in the custody of the people who tried to kill him 3 1/2 years ago and he's putin's very personal political prisoner and this journey, this forced journey was approved and we are worried and while the only protection if any that still exists for nathi navalny is pub. putin has to be reminded the world cares about navalny. >> residen have fled homes in parts of central nigeria after armed groups killed at least 113 in a series of attacks september by religious and ethnic intelligences. you are watching bbc news around the world and across the u.k. an official said attacks had taken place in at least 20 communities and dozen were l

that's fromqassam brigade, imagine the other as well factions of the islamic jihad or the fatah or the pflp who is fighting in the ground, so you you talking about nearly 1200 or more, this is huge number, and you can witness as well the withdrawal of the elitest units like the gullani, which declared the loss 40% of its capacity in god. as well the parachutes unit, this all of that, the strength of the resistant under the ground and in the ground is came from the engineered support which was pioneered by left late qasim sulaymani and abu mahdi muhandis, they were partner of this resistance arc in that area, which they new who they are very well who they are facing, not just the ziist entity, they know the head of the snake is the united states of america and his hegemany and the zinist entity is a tool, fighting tool to keep the hegemany in the region, and the united states of america lost a huge part of its hegemman in the area since the islamic revolution of 1979, which the general sulaimani and abu mahad muhandis and the other acts of the the resistance. were developing the capabilities

factions, there are against the zionist oppression, there are even socialist communist factions like the pflp, are against zionist occupation, oppression and apartite, so you know at least the brixization or or... uh complex is is legitimizing the resistance, which the west is simply not doing, and of course netanhou said that they to start a war, on on the west bank, they have actually... but there even eager to expand it further and now scott antonio gutierez just admitted the united nations is unable to stop to do anything and to stop this bloodched in gaza yeah we had egyptitania yesterday there to hold this general assembly meeting united nations the security council's efforts have been actually have failed thanks to the us of course the video there so uh what can the general assembly meeting do you buse resolution uh invoked 377a asks for uh collective efforts by number of countries, but in non-binding, it's it's non-binding, but understand this, it is the only form outside of security council that can authorize the use of military force, um, and frankly speaking, this is what has to ha

recently, an organization in berlin because they were uh collecting money for palestine. and group, the pflp, and very recently, this week, there were two pickets were registered in solidarity with gaza in the city center of vienna, both were uh prohibited by the police, one was uh supposed to be held of the 19th and one of the on the 22nd of december, and in the explanation for, or why the police uh does not allowed does not allow this picket, it's interesting, we can see new development here in vienna because vienese police, they actually write that israel is raging a extentially necessary war against tamas, and they call uh civilian deaths in gaza, they call collateral damage and collateral victims. um and that they they further more write that it is a duty to defend the right to exist of the state of israel um by uh the police in vienna so so this is is very new development um the justification why they repressed the palestine uh solidarity movement here uh in austria uh quickly if you can so what happens uh if uh a group or somebody goes out and wants to have demonstration for palestini

listen to um, the f, the what is it, during that, oh my god, my mind has gone, hold on, the um, the uh pflp days, and and gasan khanfani, he talks about uh, the western coverage of this conflict. and that it is always uh uh from the western perspective it's talked of as a civil war or something and that palestinians are unreasonable and that uh they don't sit down and speak with their you know israel somehow there was parody going on here and and in fact as he said any conversation with zionists is like a conversation between sword and neck. uh, and he points out that that this is, there's not a civil war, and and was then asked, well, what about the other arab states and other arab leaders in the region, and this is a good many years ago, and it's still very relevant, because he says, uh, look, there are the reactionary monarchies in the gulf that have close ties with western imperialism with the history of colonialism, and then you have the the petty. military uh governments like syria and and egypt perhaps and uh you know they can be dealt with on some level, but nobody is really taking

rapidly, and they have the the the likes of hamas and the pji, the palestinian islamic jihad and and the pflp have the backing of the overwhelming majority of palestinians and as a result the fear that has gone through these these these terrorists. these uh these kind of uh crypto fascist jews uh jewish zianists has actually triggered them, they know that their survival is is now on on a timer and of course what they decided is that the only solution we can do to this is to wipe out the palestinians, clear them out, first gaza and then the west bank, believe me, the their intention has always been to ethnic cleanse, to clear out the palestinians, they think that's the only way they will survive. uh they might be right, because the reality is when you do this kind of savagery over 70 years and you deny people their basic human rights, and you treat them like animals, you dehumanize them, you you wound and main them and kill them and abduct them and imprison them, hold them hostage, hold an entire population hostage uh, what do they really expect, what did they expect that they would be given f

to assassinate my character recently in the national news trying to affiliate my name with like the pflpthe popular front for the liberation of palestine this anti muslim racist way of trying to brand me as trying to brand me as a criminal trying to concel my story and my narratives and and that trying to consul the movement i belong to, which is palestine speaks, which as well as movement of palestinian led like organizations has been very much under attack because they don't want as well to lead the movement and i can actually jump in very quickly, i completely agree with you're saying, me and myself, i've actually been subject to something very similar, um, i was invited to speak on an itv news um in about experiencing islamophobia since october 11th and because i dead as a palestinian who is an activist to also say that i have been subject of islamophobia i drive around with flags on my car proudly for uh for many months now um and i've been subject to harassment and attacks and abuse and my son has also been harassed because of this uh and and people went to twitter and lost their m

islamic jihad, but you also let's remember the the uh the secularist leftist factions like the dflp, the pflp uh, which are which are of course all these factions now at the center of resistance in gaza, yeah i do, but god in your opinion, what was the problem with with the oslo process? well, well there was nothing right with it actually, it it was full of problems, the first... "the first issue is that the uh palestinian side offered a recognition of israel within borders of um the..." borders which meant that kept 70% of the original land of palestine recognized their right to that, i'll actually geting little in return because what they actually got was a recognition on the part of israel of the palestine liberation organization as the movement that represents the palestinians, okay, good, but that's not good enough, there was not people really need to remember, there was nothing in the oslo agreement which made... is it mandatory that the israel would move towards assisting integration ofinian state? that was never overty stated. it was something that the palestinians sort of assumed, lo

the pflp is designated a terrorist organization by israel, the united states and the european union.s been transferred to an arctic prison. he posted on x that he is in good spirits. considered vladimir putin�*s most vocal opponent, navalny has been imprisoned since 2021. the russian dissident has told supporters not to worry about him, insisting he�*s relieved to have reached the siberian penal colony. but his chief of staff, leonid volkov, told the bbc, concern for mr navalny remained high. we are worried. we don�*t forget for a second that he is in the custody of the people who tried to kill him 3.5 years ago and that he is putin�*s very personal political prisoner. and this journey, this forced journey, is yet another proof. so, of course, we are worried. and the only protection, if any, that still exists for alexei navalny is the spotlight of publicity. putin has to be reminded that the world cares about navalny and that he can�*tjust hide him or kill him or whatever. this is very important for us. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. residents have fled their homes in

second-largest city reports indicate hamas battalions are engaging israelis and smaller factions like pflpey are in battle environment with the vast network of tunnels making the clearing process difficult. israeli forces going block to block trying to engage as many of these militants as possible but the battles are expected to continue for the coming weeks despite reports that a cease-fire could be around the corner. and the fighting. >> our fighters are fighting in complex areas for fighting. it is a dense area. we also see the infrastructure especially underground. we expand the engineering forces, this division has a large number of forces than the usual number for division 98. this is what activity requires. >> reporter: benjamin netanyahu ahead of the weekly cabinet meeting, will continue its ground operation against gaza with full force. netanyahu pushed back on the idea that the united states is influencing israeli decisions on the battlefield following a phone call with president biden. president biden said he did not ask for a cease-fire though the administration has publicly an

authority as long as they're paying, pay for slay martyr money they're constituent components with the pflpible they're using this money to attack israel. period -- mark: don't you find it amazing david you've seen american media even in the united states most of your year in so forth -- that they don't even talk about this? joe biden is never even asked why are you continuing to pour billions and billions of dollars into these terrorist entities -- and then on the other hand you keep telling israel effectively to surrender in sovereignty and give away judea and israeli and homes to give it to the palestinians? as a reward for what took place on october 7th and then you claim it's going to be peace and two state solution? that iran not say two days ago david, that doesn't care about two states a caliphate that's what they said did hamas not say the same thing we don't give a damn about two states we want a caliphate -- so a two-state solution is effectively israel's final solution. is it not? >> absolutely, and that caliphate doesn't end with israel that is a world strategy quite frankly fo

reports indicate not only hamas but times are engaging the israelis but also smaller factions like pflp the urban battle environment with the vast network of tunnels is making the clearing process extremely difficult. >> our fighters are fired in and complex areas for fighting. area is also a dense area. we also locate the terrorist infrastructure. especially underground. we expanded the engineering forces they are paid this division has a large number of forces that usual number for division 98's. this is what the activity requires. >> israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke today i have the weekly cabinet meeting indicating israel will continue its ground operation against gossett with full force appeared gently push back on the idea the united states is influencing israel decisions on the battlefield following a phone call yesterday that he had with president biden. now biden said after that call he did not ask for a cease-fire though the administration has publicly and privately pressured israel to reduce the number of civilian casualties amid the war all this taking place on

made fierce battles not only against hamas, but smaller factions inside including the organization pflphis video released the tunnel network that the israeli continue to uncover, they say that the bodies of five hostage were discovered in the specific network in the northern part of gaza. it is the network in the southern part around the second largest city that is surfing especially difficult we also understand overnight there was large israeli airstrike in the center part of the gaza strip that according to the palestinian run health ministry outlet for palestinians dead despite a number of people toda are trying to move to the south after receiving new orders from the israeli military in a leaflet drop to evacuate toward the city of rauf off. in that city last night on christmas eve there was a small group of palestinian celebratin christmas eve fair there are orion 800 palestinian christian inside of gaza trying to mark the season despite the conflict. >> the senior advisor to israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, ambassador, thank yo for being here. i want to start off right of

gaza's second largest city of khan yunis hamas but times are engaging the but smaller factions like pflptle environment with a vast network of tunnels is making the clearing process externally difficult. >> our fighters are fighting ann complex areas for fighting. in an area as a dense area. we also locate the terrorist infrastructure especially underground. in khan yunis we expand engineering forces that this division has eight large number of forces in the usual number for division 90h. this is what the activity requires a. >> benjamin netanyahu spoke today ahead of the cabinet meeting indicating israel will continue ground operation against gaza with full force. netanyahu pushed back on the idea the united states was influences really decisions on the battlefield following a phone call yesterday he had with president biden. biden said after that call he did not ask for a cease-fire though the administration had publicly and privately pressured israel to reduce the number of casualties amid the war mince these develops on the southern front there was renewed fire into northern israel t