receiving from new york, as you can see, the crowds have gathered to take part in an anti- israel protestar, and now we are witnessing a similar rally on the other side of the globe and new york city. with protesters carrying symbols of the the palestinians such as their flag, the kafia scarf. the face of evil, he's only one person of the whole machine that is behind you, a colonial. an imperialist machine that has been committing genocide against our people since nine since 1492, these bombs are not just created in the us, these airplanes are not just creating in the us, the strategies and the tactics of where and when and what to throw our people? it's organized and planned and and studied in the us and the rest of european powers, the european archive that existed in india and in africa and latin america and and in asia, all of that has been kept and studied by the scientist movement to repeat it exactly in ghazza and in palestine. the two and wisstream colonial powers have been inventing means and and ways to massacer our people, to force them to surrender to their way of life, to for

that have been going on, especially today's protest, at every protest we see that the people are demanding that the us stopped arming israel, that the us stopped providing military aid to israel, and lot of americans are starting to realize they are becoming more and more aware that this is where our tax money is going. every month all of the work that they've been putting in, these paychecks have ta taxes being taken and these taxes are going to military which is going to the murder of children in in gaza, lebanon, syria and even to the use of indiscriminate weapons, even to the use of internationally bands weapons such as the ones that they have used recently in in lebanon, southern suburbs of beirot, they use phosphorus bombs. in yemen mass of protests have taken place to mark the first anniversary of the alaxel flood operation following call by the palestinian resistance movement hamas demonstrators across several cities voice solidarity with the people on the casa strip and lebanon. has more from sana. the streets of sana and more than dozen other cities in yemen were flooded with dem

i think it's absolutely brilliant that these people are protesting, i see no difference to how protesterspower of the people will always be stronger, the people have protested for one year and they will continue to protest. thank you, firaz ali, welcome to the conversation, firaz, i like to put the same question to you, there are protesters literally risking life and lim in some countries we see today, including bahrain to... their solidarity and support for uh victims in the region of israel's aggression, your initial thoughts? the interesting thing about the protest ongoing now in bahrain is that this is the same regime that back in 2011 and onward tried to silence the protesters in what they in west called the arab spring, they did that by bringing different nationals to work in the air security forces by uh putting people on trial in prison and so on, just for expressing their views, and yet we see that nothing of that have scared the people of bahrain to continue their path and continue supporting the resistance and the right will, the right will decision for the palestinian people t

and south africa sees massive rally as pro- palestine demonstrations continue. worldwide with protesters announcing the israeli genocide in gaza, hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, coming to you live from our headquarters in tehran, thank you for joining us, my name is gisumi shah ahmadi and these are top stories this hour. lebanon's hazbullah resistance movement says it has launched a barrage of missiles targeting an israeli base near the northern occupied city of haifa. hasballah said in a statement that an israeli makava tank was also hit while it was advancing towards the maroon forest area in southern lebanon. the attack inflicted casualties upon the regime's forces. earlier, the lebanese resistance fended off israeli troops trying to... force into the southern lebanese town of al-adesa, hazballah also carried out retaliatory drone strikes targeting israeli forces in the occupied palestinian territories. hasbolah has repeatedly asserted that its attacks are in response to israeli brutal air and artillery strikes on lebanese towns and villages that have caused

, in the last week protest, the lady that was holding the flag was was called on by police and there has been some sort of investigation going on. but so far so good, good, the government has given clear instructions that these protests and demonstrations are the rights of people and people, people have right to speak for themselves and people have right to speak for whatever they feel, but as long as when it comes to the ideology, particular ideology, that's they have been asked to abstain from it, as long as they are supporting palestine in lebanon and they are opposing israel, it's all good for '

we were marching with protesters and anti-israel protesters mobbed two pro israel protesters waving their flags. the nypd moved in and moved them away. that's what we have seen here. the message here on october 7th is that they want palestine to be free. they are honoring the martyrs. the nypd is on high alert. there are pro israeli demonstrations planned today in central park and times square. protesters are scheduled to meet. i want to bring in clara, a pro palestinian protester as well as a rabbi here for the cause. you can show their sign here. i wanted to give you a sense, clara. can explain why you're here on october the 7th when much of the death is mourning 1,200 israelis why you're excited to join the anti-israel protest here. >> we are here marching with our jewish brothers to demand peace, peace now. our tax money should not go to murder innocent children in gaza and lebanon but to help american people also suffering. it's not about israel. it's about peace, humanity, and this is why we're here together to stop instrumentalizing october 7th for the purpose of profit and genocid

tell us all you can about this protest and people sentiments.f the intensified zist campaign of genocide against the palestinian people. as we've seen now in the gaza strip according to the modist estimates over 40000 people that have been massacred already, but people also point to the broader number, if you look at lebanon, if we look at for example yemen as well, syria and all of the other countries that have come under the attack from the zinish entity over this period that they are protesting against, we are now currently standing in front of the parliament buildings where various speakers are speaking to the crowd that have come out here, i can tell you this is one of the bigger protest that we've seen, of course when the uh zists launched that campaign of genocide in october of last year, there was a global outcry, we saw tens of thousands of people come out on the streets in sustained proteins, over the years that might have tapered, but this demonstration shows that the consciousness about the situation in palestine remains alive and we

well, you know, based campus protests are spread out across the country. students, you know, on a specific campus don't typically come from that particular state or if they're not all from that particular state or that particular city. however, the debate around anti semitism and you know, anti palestinian rhetoric on college campuses has certainly sort of taken a life of its own in american political rhetoric. and we've seen, you know, a former candidate, joe biden. and also the republican nominee. donald trump both sort of address this issue and try to spin the story in the way that would be appealing to their basis. so certainly, you know, i don't think it's going to really, you know, given the size of the purchase that we seen today, necessarily turn into what we've seen last year. but certainly what we've seen last year did have massive, massive to take a massive space in american political discourse with, you know, the candidates wing and on the issue themselves. so remains to be seen if that that's something that we're going to see return with these

black protest, the most public period of black protest. and when which major legislation achievements are accomplished. but we shouldn't talk about it and teach it in isolation. this belongs on a continuum of struggle. so the problem with this, the first problem with this master narrative is that the chronology is too small. then the way to disrupt that is to expand the chronology, to look at the civil rights movement. this period of height and protest on the contain uum of african-american struggle, which reaches back in time, but also forward in time. too often we end our discussion of the civil rights movement when there is the transit to black power and we look at black power as being a radical turn and move in a different direction as opposed to what it really was an extension of protest and a reflection of a desire to demand in more explicit terms that which had not yet been achieved. and so we need to push that continue. uum of struggle into the present, not just into the black power, but into the present, so that our students see t

we seen that during protest and things of the universe put this way. you had been very violent, a response from the police. we have of of 3 people who were much late and just because they were taking part in protest and thousands of injuries. it was a new practices in practices that existed before and expanded broder to the population in france and in the public debate. human rights fundamental freedom, civil liberties have shifted from a space of objectivism to a space of belief. people in france believe that because they are the country of human rights, then these human rights are guaranteed for ever because we are the country that prides itself on being a torch bear or free speech. we think that we are protected from infringing on this free speech, and this is why your, i to your, the situation on the ground gets worse. what was done to was the minorities is now apply to any dissenting movements criticizing the government. and this is why the situation is so, but with an international audience, not really understanding what is going on in france, fr

black protest. the mostro public. of black protest in which major legislative achievements are accomplished. but we should not talk about it and teach it in isolation. it belongs on a continuum of struggle. so the problem with this. the chronology is too small and the way to disrupt that is to expand the chronology. to locateis the civil rights movements, this period of heightened protest on the continuum of african-american struggle. which we back in time the transition to black power. and we look at black power as being a radical turn. a move in a different direction as opposed to what it really was, an extension of protests and a reflection of a desire to demand more explicit terms we need to push that continuum of struggle into the present. not just into the black power era but into the presence or student to the connection between civil rights and black power. between a black power and the anti- apartheid student organizing in 1980. between that and move it forward to the black lives matter struggle of the last d

>> the first protest i ever went to was a pro-choice protest in the 1980s in washington d.c.ook the bus down with a student group of some sort with my sisters. and we marched -- we marched for reproductive rights which, you know, at the time seemed like, oh, it's going to be fine. for those of you who remember the clinton administration before clinton ran, he was very supportive of reproductive right, and i thought it was really interesting because he was doing a campaign ad at the end of the march. so he basically waited until the march cleared, didn't actually march with the group and instead marched with a banner at the end with actors -- well, they weren't actors, but people from his campaign who stood in as protesters to be involved. and it was really interesting because at the time i started to recognize the way that protests can be performative which is one of the themes i focused on in some of my research as i've studied it. so my first experience of marching and seeing the way that politics takes the protest, that was really formative for me. >> was that from a tip i

protests that were held in solidarity with the people of gaza and lebanon in at the ongoing israelitional. palestinian headdresses and held the palestinian flags in a show of support for palestinian people against israel. other regional countries, including jordan have also witnessed anti-israeli protest since the regime began, its latest episode of genocide in gaza almost a year ago. the regime's recent spate of deadly attacks on lebanon have also been condemned in the protests held across the region. people in the jordanian capital, amman have taken to the streets condemning israeli crimes in ghazza and lebanon. the rally comes a few days before the anniversary. a full year has passed and israeli regime has been unable to defeat the people of gaza. today they're pushing to shift the battle to lebanon after their failure in gaza hoping to find victory in there, and we say to them, they will be buried in lebanon just as their army was buried in gaza. the option of resistance is the only option to defeat this occupation. resistance stretches from palestine. friday's protest was organ

the largest pool posted in protest, seen in washington dc. it came just after october, the 7th, last year. i'm the warning guys of the full of the but there was more much more in places north and south, east and west from texas to boston. it was an expression of anger, of consent, of a movement creating movement. the transformation of public opinion through protest and disruptions. and political expressions is impressive that have been pro, publish to be improved tests before, but nothing this big or significant part of the toner issues with people that have taken on this fight. and you know, it's, it's important that we don't start in sight of whatever may be happening on campus or we're in the region, not. this is something that, you know, we're in it for the liberation of palestine and got it. striving to just came in the most likely unlikely place it at the to mean political conventions in the summer when capitol hill, which is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu address congress and the cultural gatherings and awards events like the

we've been investigated, indicating to protest, says that their voices are being hurt us. okay, germantown select a life show, says wrapped up a 3 day visit to india, aimed at strengthening ties between your biggest economy and the world's most populous nation. of the holding tubes with india and prime minister under, under moody in delhi, shows. and i, as the germany will move in triple the number of these is the skilled indian workers to 95 years. and yeah, germany is quoting indian, work is to help boost its economy. and now the goal of the trip was to make progress on a free trade deal between india and the european union monthly. we aust, all deli bureau chief sondra piece has none. if shows got what he wanted out of those consultations in india. i think you've got a lot, but i wouldn't say that he got to everything. if we go into details here, one has to take in to consideration that india is a very ambitious and self confident papa and a pop. now that sees no problem and being friends with germany and russia at the same time, for instance. and yes, a lot of memorand

mob of protesters here as we march from wall street to city hall. this march is planned on going to grand central and times square. union square appeared all the way up to columbus circle over the next few hours. into the night. nypd particularly concerned because there are pro-israeli demonstrators here and flashes like the one we just witnessed where the israeli flags were torn from two women who were escorted out. they are also calling on students to walk out of the universities today and speaking of universities, at the city college of new york earlier today there was vandalism by these demonstrators. pro-palestinian demonstrators throwing red paint and smashing windows as well as spray painting with graffiti's the words divest now. they want universities to divest from israel. in a statement, they said the following. strongly condemns the violent vandalism and hateful rhetoric that occurred on campuses early this morning. the nypd is currently investigating and the university will not hesitate to enforce disciplinary actions if any members of t

, encounter protests on one side of the divide. a pro israel demonstration today is not about is about us here. it's really not. it's about our friends and family in israel, and it's about commemorate october 7th. we just wanted to find a way to honor the hostages. to remember the people that you know that were killed and to raise awareness separated by metal and public safety officers, others protest the war. and guys of those attacks triggered the want their university to cut ties with companies linked israel. and they are getting some of the funding and support. right. and we have a right, we have the right to be here and we have a right to the right. these protests are some of the biggest on campus since the new academic year began last month. in the spring, dozens of students were arrested here in mac, protests calling for an enter the warren, gaza, and for columbia to divest from israel, protest or sees the building. and a student encampment was violently dismantled by new york city police. today, an installation in memory of

there have been a lot of protests in the bay area since the start of the war, protesters demanding a ceasefire in gaza taking over the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge earlier this year leading to dozens of arrest with charges, including false imprisonment and unlawful assembly. protests turned violent at some college campuses after students were forced to clear solidarity encampments. some colleges in the bay area set up their own tents, but those protests were peaceful. bay area synagogues are on high alert during the high holidays. >>> coming up, how a rabbi in oakland is trying to keep his congregation safe. >>> plus a jewish community leader joining us live to talk about where things stand with the conflict, his hope for the hostages and what he wants to hear from the presidential candidates the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis

year, without being tired, millions have come out to protest in all the spheres. all the areas, this is unprecedented, we cannot say that in yemen there is other cause or issue whether in the arab world or the muslim world or the rest of the world, the level of development which we saw is also that they stop with the shelling of yeman, this was also a confrontation between also the other confrontation and face which is the direct confrontation of the islamic republic of iran, and israel which is supportive to the palestinian people and its fighters, the islamic resistance is supportive palestinian people and resistance as well as the military, the resistance in lebanon in military support, military training and expertise and also the political support, it does not present any, no arab country presents this this effort, this political effort, whether also financial effort? that would give be given to the palestinian people and also based on the fronts, the supportive fronts until there was direct confrontations between the islamic republic of iran and the israeli enemy, israeli enemy,

and african-american protestants. there is no group that votes more and has been more supportive of trump than white evangelical protestants. no group has been more opposed than african-american protestants. the other thing you will see is the groups that tend to support trump are white christian groups. one shorthand way you can describe the american electorate since 1980's you can boil it down to this. white christian groups vote republican and everybody else tends to vote majority democrat. that has been a clean divider since ronald reagan and all the way through. trump has largely held onto that voting pattern over the last few election cycles. not a lot of changes. what might be the most remarkable thing is there are not a lot of shifts given what a different kind of candidate we have at the top of the ticket in the last few election cycles on the republican side. when we first started doing the survey, every year there was news articles writing about the god gap and said the more likely you are to go to church t

there's nothing wrong with protesting. you can protest all you want-- we live in america.ht now, it could be easy to forget that we are still in a pandemic. >> one of the first known american covid-19 survivors to receive a double lung transplant is now recovering. 28-year-old mayra ramirez received the lung transplant at northwestern medicine in chicago. >> when i first woke up from my lung transplant, i was a vegetable-- i couldn't move a finger, i couldn't, you know, i could barely wiggle my toes. i couldn't talk. i was in a lot of pain, i was uncomfortable. i was, like, really disoriented at the time. i felt like i had only been there for, like, three days or so. and i didn't realize that i was intubated, sedated for six weeks. (crowd shouting, firecracker booms and crackles) (firecracker explodes and crackles) the tv would be on, and, you know, they would talk about all these riots that were happening, and george floyd, and protests. and i s, like, "can i just go back to being sedated?" like, "can i wake up when this is over?" the world was so ugly. literally, cities

the last week's protest in the last week, the lady that was holding the spolar flag was was spolt on by. police and there has been some sort of investigation going on, but so far so good, good, the government has given clear instructions that these protests and demonstrations are the rights of people and people, people have right to speak for themselves and people have right to speak for whatever they feel, but as long as when it comes to the ideology, particular ideology that's full, they have been asked to abstain from it, as long as they are supporting palestine in lebanon and they are opposing israel's warcimes, it's all good for ' the government of australia, the protest in australia, um, if you can tell us a little bit more about the depth of it, i think we obviously have sydney and we may have other cities involved, is that the case, and uh, are we looking at uh this, because this is the day before that we're looking at these protests, for it to probably uh increase in uh numbers by the time tomorrow uh arrives, the way we locate is entire australia, sydney, melbourne, adelant

other regional countries, including jordan have also witnessed anti-israel protest since regime beganian capital amman have taken to the streets condemning israeli crimes in gazza and lebanon. the rally comes a few days before the anniversary of the al-aqsa flood operation. i'm a full year has passed and the israeli regime has been unable to defeat the people of gaza today. pushing to shift the battle to lebanon after their failure in gaza, hoping to find victory in there, and we say to them, they will be buried in lebanon just as their army was buried in gaza. the option of resistance is the only option to defeat this occupation. resistance stretches from palestine to lebanon to yemen and to iraq, and the components of the axis of resistance will be the dam that will bring down this occupation and eradicate it. friday's protest was organized by the islamic action front party and the forum for supporting the resistance. demonstrators vowed to continue their ralies and sittings in amman through october to show their support for the resistance groups. amman and every other city in jorda

what ahead of the dallas and more of history, thousands of protesters around the world have taken to the streets, calling and israel to stop its attacks. no, demonstrators marched and practiced mexico as well as indonesia, people gathered outside the u. s. embassy into a car to, to protest washington's ongoing support for israel, including billions of dollars worth of retail 8 some more red stain sheets symbolizing what they believe to be the genocide of the people of cancer. while in mexico sitting there in the rights of your screen, protesters rally the main squares, laying out a map of palestinian territories with red flowers. and a lot of interest. and this next story on saturday amount attempted to set themselves on fire to a pro palestinian raleigh near the white house of warning. you may find the following footage disturbing. the, like the man said his arm a blaze, d. c. police and bystanders rushed into the flames. side with washer and scarves. the mom claims he was a journalist and was making a stand against the spread of this information about scales that just obtained by p

that have been going on, especially today's protest, at every protest we see that the people are demanding that the us stop arming israel, that the us stopped providing military aid to israel, "and a lot of americans are starting to realize they are becoming more and more aware that this is where our tax money is going. every months all of the work that they've been putting in, these paychecks have ta taxes being taken and these taxes are going to military to israel, which is going to the murder of children in in gaza, lebanon, yemen, syria, and even to the use of uh indiscriminate weapons even to the use of uh internationally banned weapons such as the uh the ones that they abused recently in um in uh in lebanon and southern suburbs of beirot, they used the fosperous bombs and so we can kind of see how even with the upcoming uh elections next month that are due november 5th, we can see that no matter you comes to office, the policy stays the same, the tax money is going to the same place, which is to us military aid that's going to the genocidal campaign by israel. "and so regardless who

missionaries of trying to staff public schools with protestants and the protestants accuse the catholicsof the same thing. it becomes a conversation about religious freedom and whose religious freedom and how will it be practiced? it is super interesting at that point. i am looking forward to seeing someone else take up this project of explaining how the longer 19th and into the 20 century story is because for both mormons and catholics, over the course of the 20th century those groups relationship to the state is very different and they will have much more ability to take on that role the protestants had in the 19th century of being important informants on what the world is alike to american audiences. on advancing the interests of u.s. state in various ways, so i hope this will be an inspiration for future research that i will look forward to reading. >> i am so delighted to see you here, today. i want to celebrate the book and you, a bit. i don't know many people in the business who are more generous or kind or more thorough then you are. you are fantastic and the work is fantastic. i

the protestants are talking about the catholics doing this. it ends up being one of these conversations around religious freedom and whose religious freedom and how does that get practiced? super, super interesting at that point. again, i'm looking forward to seeing someone else take up this project of explaining how the longer american story is. for mormons and protestants and catholics, their coat -- relationship with the state is different. they have the opportunity to take on the role that the protestants had done in the 19th century of being important sort of informants of what the world is like to american audiences. advancing the american state in various ways. i hope that this will be an inspiration for future researchn that i will look forward to reading and signing. >> i'm delighted to see you here today. i want to celebrate not just the book but you a bit. i don't think we do this enough. i don't know people in the business that are more generous, kind, and thoroughly decent than you are. the work is fantastic, too. i wanted to say

i frankly, many of these protesters have been even supportive of hamas. and you've seen numerous individuals supporting not only hamas but also an array of islamist terrorist organizations central. london has become become in the eyes of many as as de fact a no go zone actually for many jewish persons who feel afraid to go into london because of these these menacing, frequently violent protests. a great deal of criticism course of the metropolitan police handling of the protest. also a criticism of the way in which the government has has responded is not being tough enough. after all, is a conservative government. it is it is seen by many in the as far too weak in terms of dealing with the protests. in fact, the french german governments have been significantly tougher in how they've addressed these these in some cases banning outright marches by pro-palestinian, pro-hamas groups. but the british government's approach been has been very, very light in encounter. what's your view on what needs to be done with with the situation on the ground there? after a

they already indications that the protest will continue tomorrow. there was a non smooth from opposition. part to need is that they want to continue over the next few days with protests. and i've seen some notices online that some businesses in my put to already anticipating that tomorrow they will be protest. they've sent out notices on the social media that they will not be opening the tools tomorrow. so indications are that they will be some kind of protest action. of course, they have already been quite a heavy police presence in parts of the country, in particular my portal as well as in the non pull up province. and we expect to see the police also response to the protest as they did earlier this week by trying to stop groups. i'm gathering in large numbers and to, to not ensure that they gain much momentum. okay, thanks. tie down the whole in your hands, but a it's the secretary general has called for an end to the was in the middle east and in ukraine. antonia good tatters was speaking with a gathering of the bricks alliance and emerging eco

that was our correspondent at their protest in london, numerous protests in various cities around thech more on our website as we monitor the escalating situations in the middle east. officials in france say four people — including a child — have died while attempting to cross the channel, in two separate incidents. france's interior minister said the child was trampled to death on board a boat. he called it a �*terrible tragedy�*, and blamed people smugglers. officials held a press conference earlier. with more from what we know so far, here is our correspondent. in from what we know so far, here is our correspondent.— is our correspondent. in that ress is our correspondent. in that press conference, _ is our correspondent. in that press conference, they - press conference, they confirmed that four people died today, in including a two—year—old child, born in germany to a somalian mother. they said that the child, as he said, was trampled to death in the boat and the french interior minister said it was a terrible travel to —— tragedy and the smugglers have blood on their hands. sir

however, protesters have... said they will stage the rally anyway. max chively, press tv, rome.d people marched. in berlin to call for peace in lebanon, palestine, ukraine and russia on thursday, which marks the german national day. the organizers wrote, we are living in the most dangerous decade since the end of the second world war. the danger of tumbling into a nuclear abbies or dying in a conventional war is real. the organizers particularly criticized plans to deploy us medium range weapons to germany, many well-known politicians address the rally. never been to an anti-war demonstration, but it is necessary because the world is on the brink of disaster. it is not the task of germany to break international law. the arms trade to ukraine has to stop immediately, never again war. people march through berlin in three separate demonstrations that met for a mess rally in the center of berlin. the organizers represented a broad spectrum of trade unions, anti-war activists and palestine solidarity activists. the main speaker was member of parliament. politicians who started one im

the protest could make a difference. of course, if the people join in uh, enter main tough um the visa position is hoping to isolate the ruling party enters the ultimately hoping for. a new election soon. you are. i also want to ask you about the visit of hungry as prime minister, victor or bon. he's expected in to be leasing later today. what is the purpose of his visit? well oregon wants to come to the ballistic today or tonight with some of his ministers around the time when the vo positions protest action is, is scheduled to begin here. introduce it right behind. be on stream square um on tuesday, uh, or bon, whose country hungary car into the hold for the presidency of the yukon. so she wants to meet the prime and just come by. she does it in public. uh, she was, by the way, the 1st person for the 1st bull edition, you're a painful edition to congratulate to the georgia dream faulty on it's in the victory or suppose to victory. now, obviously of one's to legitimize the results with used to visit here, legitimize the

protesters in amsterdam have also called for immediate cease fire. the sessation of israeli crimes in palestine. well, that's what it would mean a seesfire. and you can see people holding the flags of gaza. palestine, lebanon who are marching down the street, there you see huge crowds that have gathered to condemn the israeli regime for its atrocities, as we have told you before, these rallies are part of a string of worldwide rallies in different cities across the world, people are taking to the streets. these are images that we're receiving from the german city of heiberg, so we just had the city of amsterdam and now freyburg and germany. these are the live images. for receiving from different parts of europe has europeans take part in a worldwide rally to condemn the israeli regime, the israeli strikes against palestinians and the lebanese people as well. you can see the city of copenhagen in denmark now, people taking part in rallies with their bikes. marching down the street, chanting slogans and holding play cards, denouncing any kind of suppor

we're seeing pictures from the protests there. - from the protests there.ploited in any future attacks. reading between the lines, that presumably is a very clear signal that there must not be a response from iran, because that would provoke another attack from israel. . . provoke another attack from israel. ., ., , israel. yeah, that is the problem _ israel. yeah, that is the problem for _ israel. yeah, that is the problem for iran. - israel. yeah, that is the problem for iran. does l israel. yeah, that is the | problem for iran. does it retaliate that latest retaliatory attack from israel on saturday? if it does respond, if you get hit again even harder by israel. yoag gallant saying they have taken out radars and that means that iran, he says, would be at a huge disadvantage when, he said when, israel attacks iran again —— yoav gallant. he also said knocking out the missile production capabilities in iran changes the balance of power. that's what israel are saying. iran has been trying to play down the whole thing, really. the spiritual leader, all the h

you should've got up there to protest but he protested our pleas. sheriff hansen watched you the entire time you scream at the entire police. yelling at the police. this is my type. the police are angry at you for a reason. that's why not a single one would vote for you. >> now you may. >> congressman bacon, these last eight years you've been serving, one, it's more important to the public right now that you actually lead with his village you claim you've had this entire time. we saw this in the past debate where i had to stop you because you continued to make gross generalizations. it's a flat-out lie that i led protests and you know that. but you are so desperate to hold onto power right now. i want to work on behalf of nebraskans. congressman bacon is so concern with this seat in winning it come he say whatever he needs to to be able to win this seat. look, i voted for $37 of law enforcement funding and will continue to prioritize our public safety. >> next question from bill. >> border and immigration is the portable theater platform campaigns b

last week's protests with tear gas and gunfire. this week. the armies on the streets of the 2 type hasn't stopped. people from heating mundell on a cool for a week long nationwide strike. it's 10 people the way things to see if the process is, will march, and how the security forces will react. malcolm web out to 0 and the food se mozambie transport work is across argentina stage one day as tried to protest against government spending constant privatization plans. 7 vast by several other unions and social organizations. danielle shaw, i'm the re for somebody to cyrus sean sports across knowledge and taking a ground to a stand instead of one of the biggest protests the country has seen since the libertarian government of president heavy emily took office last december. the government has maintained a hard line fremont k policy saying it's the only way to check the annual inflation of more than 220 percent and save large and seen a struggling economy. the strike because the whole thing that the deafening silence vmc trains and roads will bring

donnie prime minister in rome con, have clashed with security forces in is momma by hundreds of protesters has been arrested. authorities have tried to seal off the capital to prevent cons. followers from gathering phone and internet services were suspense. and reminder of our top stories, more than 20 people are reported killed and dozens more injured in these really are strict on a mosque and a former school and central gaza, doherty's, their state of school was being used to shelter, displaced people. israel says the 2 facilities for her last command centers. lebanese capital has been hit by a series of fresh airstrikes, huge glass rang out in the southern suburbs of pavement overnight. israel says it is targeting pestilence in the area and you're up to date up next. we joined the women doing some of the hardest work at the world's biggest beer festival unix october fast. stay tuned for reporter, unless the chance thanks for watching the power to kicks in the south china sea. i'm scared of the trees. why shapes are here? what this is supposed to mean of the honda of the global culture o

protesters called for sanctions on israel urging stronger action against the regime. our correspondent shahana butt reports from sydney. amen heightened security, many australians stuk to the... greets to express their solidarity with the people of palestine and lebanon. for the past 52 weeks, these demonstrators have consistently joined the global outcry against what they describe as israel's genocide in gaza and lebanon. the streets echoed with chance for palestine and lebanon as demonstrators marched raising their voice in unison. protesters demanded regime's accountability, calling for an end to the violence and urging the international community. unity to act the sham of western democracy has been exposed um and it think a lot of it has to do with the fact that um war is profit and us and western australian interests are being protected so um at the end of the day if they wanted to change things and they could sanction israel and do what they've done to russia with the ukraine it's a double standard the pro- palestine demonstrations over the past year have become

and sorry to protest, but the protesting that iran are sending missiles into israel?y're protesting >> no, no, they're protesting just the step up in the campaign of the war. and we can be angry, of the war. and we can be angry, of course, that all of this is happening. it's not israel's fault that this is happening, but there is an unfolding, a developing humanitarian crisis at the minute. and that's what they're protesting now, just to get to the effectiveness, though, of the protests, because you've both talked about this. i mean, for god's sake, you're completely right that we have lost count now of how many of these protests have been happening and the reason that nothing is changing, in my view , nothing is changing, in my view, is that it's ineffective campaigning, it's ineffective activism. i completely believe they have the right to be out there marching. it's incredibly inconvenient, i agree, but inconvenience doesn't come in the way of your basic human rights. and that's something that we enshrine in our democracies. and should keep. >> and the closing down

that you were a protester?ro-life many we all hear you say christ is king, jesus is lord. did she understand your message in i want to know specifically what she is rejecting. i know you can't know because you weren't in her mind, but you can know what did you make clear. >> yeah. so i said jesus is lord due to the abortion, roe v. wade she was talking about which me and many are christians around the world disagree with, with her stance on abortion. and we wanted to to kind of send her a message that, you know, as christians, at least me and grant, we don't accept or agree with her abortion policies and that we believe that jesus is lord and that he has the final say in everything we do. it's something we center our life around. so i guess we wanted her to know that. will: right. rachel: luke, grant, i think you guys are two really brave boys. they don't call it the people's relick of concern republic of madison for nothing. you are brave and courteous, as i can see right here, and i i just admire you, and i j

why would you call those people, but the price protests, us and how we, how does a beautiful protest up button down a building? we didn't say that the actions that we have seen on ground aggravated the situation in a way that the young people have to also retire just on the ground. do you agree that the people who bundle in building sacramento? i do not condone violence, mister president, but the fact i'm the combined energies here and you also get you out of the national security kind of a minute. hold the guns, you have to pull it up on. let me tell you that the police have a responsibility to protect both of the protest, us an innocent citizen and property and life. and that's what they must do, which is a delicate balance. but it must be that we hope to see a positive outlook for the african continent is the president. thank you very much so much for your time. thank you. thank you. i. so you can watch that full interview on the, the, the news youtube channel. trust me, it is worth it. we have seen many african leaders promised a lot during election, but who reminds them of those