ramadani? personally don't think the uh the israeli regime, no matter what they do in gaza could really crush the palestinian resistance. this is just impossible now. the palestinian people and their resistance have reached.

okay, we have sami ramadani back, what you continue where you left off, sami ramadani? yes, i was trying to say that the uh, the western media are really. conveying message which is been pushed out into the media channels in washington and they are spreading the message so that they can support as much as they could the israeli agenda and the israeli narrative to the world, so really this is the propaganda arm of the israeli regime conducting this war against the palestinian people. and the western media are definitely become the active propaganda arm of this war uh being launched by the israeli regime against the palestinian people, it's a genocidal war that's being covered up by the western media, and the western media tries as much as they could to portray the palestinian people as the aggressors, as those who are committing crimes, as those are initiating eating all manner of criminal activity or really in reality it's israel, it's occupation policy for the past 75 years, they want us to believe, the media want us to believe that this war that israel is conducting,

okay, we have sami ramadani back, why did you continue where you left off, sami ramadani? yes, i was trying to say that the uh, the western media are really - conveying message which is been pushed out into the media channels in washington and they are spreading the message so that they can support as much as they could the israeli agenda and the israeli narrative to the world, so really this is the propaganda arm of the israeli regime conducting this war against the palestinian people and and the western media are definitely become the active propaganda arm of this war being launched by the israeli regime against the palestinian people, it's a genocidal war that's being covered up by the western media, and the western media tries as much as they could to portray the palestinian people as the aggressors, as those who are committing crimes, as those who are initiated. all manner of criminal activity or really in reality it's israel, it's occupation policy for the past 75 years, they want us to believe, the media want us to believe that this war that israel is conducting, th

sure, well, sami ramadani, iran's leader has spoken on this occasion, and uh, all ears were tuned into that, and he said that israeli regime has suffered irreparable failure in terms of military and intelligence. he said that everybody has talked about israel's failure, but i'm underlining how it is irreparable, how much of a hit and blow is this to israel in terms of what it has received, as iran's leader has called a blow, i'm sorry, a failure, that's irreparable, and how will it be proceeding? from this point on, once and if this, i'm sure once this operation is over, i think what has happened is truly historic, because for the first time palestinians on their own engaged the might of the israeli armed forces and managed to succeed, they not only broke out of the great prison, the big prison they're in, they started and defeated. um, their jailers, the occupiers surrounding this big jail, um, and this is quite historic because it has never happened before, simple as that. and the so-called might of the israeli armed forces was shown for what it is, that few hundred fighters, determi

all right, i got a minute to give to you, ironic uh, sam ramadani, isn't it that you had the israelly prime minister just a week or so ago, prior to this happening, standing on the podium of the un general assembly with a one of his props with that cardboard uh that eliminated palestine from that map, and now it is facing maybe that. uh uh destination or that uh destiny that it may be facing, what are we looking at when it comes to this operation afterwards, the aftermath? less than a minute please, think i think it is really ironic what what netanyahu did, but i repeat what i said earlier that this was a really historic event, the palestinians has established themselves as the force that... be listend to, it's the force that says this is our land, and the palestinian people will continue to struggle until they achieve freedom and they regain their lost lands, this is this is quite quite event. thank you so much, asami ramadani, academic and writer from london, and richard metters, good to see you, journalist and commentator there from viena, thank you to you both, with that we come t

day 16 comes out. and goes, but i'd like to welcome my guests to the program, out of london, sammy ramadani tripoly, libyaan academic and journalist mustafa faturi, thank you both for being with me, i'd like to start this off in london and samy, um, design. is completely acting like a mad dog out of control in gaza. what do you think its ultimate goal with this war on the people of gaza is? i think this genocidal war against the palestinian people has to be viewed within a historic sense, which is that the zionist regime has been trying to expel the palestinian people from their homeland for the past 75 years. they have already expelled millions of palestinians by force from their homeland over the many decades and they are trying to do the same in gaza, their objective. is to drive out the palestinian people, and in the meantime, the only way they think they could achieve it is by killing as many people as possible, as you pointed out, over the half the population of gaza are actually children, over a thousand children have already died in this vicious bombardment using the latest weapons

gaza as day 16 comes and goes. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of london, sami ramadani, academic and writer. and out of tripoly uh libyaan academic and journalist mustapha faturi. thank you both for being with me. i'd like to start this off in london and sami. um, the zionist regime is completely acting like a mad dog out of control in gaza. what do you think its ultimate goal with this war on the people of gaza is? i think this uh genocidal war against the palestinian people. has to be viewed within a historic sense, which is that the zionist regime has been trying to expel the palestinian people from their homeland for the past 75 years, they have already expelled millions of palestinians by force from their homeland over the many decades and they are trying to do the same in gaza, their objective is to drive out the palestinian people and in the... time, the only way they think they could achieve it is by killing as many people as possible, as you pointed out, over the half the population of gaza are actually children, over a thousand children have already died, in t

allowing israeli regime a free hand to kill and to murder and to cause war crimes. thank you, mr. sami ramadani, i'm going to bring our conversation to an end, i want to thank you and appreciate. you spending your uh time with us here on press tv today, academic and writer joining us from london, we're going to short take a short break, we'll be back uh soon to carry on this rolling uh coverage, these are live images coming out from um all four corners of the planet with respect to pro palestinian rallies held in dozens of countries, we're watching the developments very closely here on press tv, as we speak, women and children are being bombarded throughout the besieged gaza strip, they have no access to food, water or... electricity, we're watching, following the developments very closely here on press tv, we'll bring you more in a short while, stay tuned and bye-bye for now. it's a dire situation in in the gaza strip that we're we're seeing evolve with with food and and water being in in limited supply and and quickly running out. wfp is on the ground and is responding and we're providing foo

, who's an academic and writer who joins us from london, sami ramadani, welcome to the program, when we take a look at the way that this uh war has impacted uh politicians, of note where you're at, we understand the way it impacted for example the labor party that comes to mind, where you had a string resignations after kier starmer, the leader said uh, you know, um, israel, i guess to use his words, had the... right to cut power and water supplies to palestinians living living in gaza and we saw now somewhat of a shift when it came to the uk vote when it came to the un, where they abstained? are are we seeing a shift here? i think you are right to call it a shift and it's mainly come about because the british people in their vast majority have supported a call for an immediatefire. this was shown in several. opinion polls conducted by britain's best known opinion polsters and well over two-thirds, up to three quarters of the british people, according to those polls are strongly in favor of immediate ceasefire. now this goes contrary completely to the british government's policies as

all right, i got a minute to give to you, ironic uh, sam ramadani, isn't it that you had the israely prime minister? just a week or so ago prior to this happening standing on the podium at the un general assembly with a one of his props with that cardboard uh that eliminated palestine from that map and now it is facing maybe that uh destination or that uh destiny that it may be facing uh what are we looking at when it comes to this operation afterwards the aftermath less than a minute please i think i think um it is really ironic what uh what netanyahu did, but i i i repeat what i said earlier, that this was a really historic event, the palestinians has established themselves as the force that must be listened to, it's the force that says, this is our land, and palestinian people will continue to struggle until they achieve freedom and they regain their lost lands, this is this is quite. fight an event, thank you so much, asamidani, academic and writer from london, and richard methers, good to see you, journalist and commentator there from vienna, thank you to you both, with that we

, at least for for at this point, okay, and on that note, thank you both for being with me, sami ramadani, academic and writer out of london, mostafari, libian academic and journalist out of tripla, thank you, thank you, and thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm signing off for myself and all the crew right here in tehran, see you next time. لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله لا اله الا الله الله the ways that the israeli occupation is using to fight against education in palestine are not limited to the prevention of building and developing the education heart conditions and the crippling sige on gaza, i advise all male or female students who study at university to continue with studying, we are nation that deserves to live indeed, the one you're watching. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv apart. what mainstream news outlets conveniently leave out with breaking news from around the world, we are here to bring to you, we fill in the blanks. we are the other side of the story, the less rep

ramadani? i personally don't think the the israeli regime, no matter what they do in gaza, could really crush the palestinian resistance. this is just impossible now. the palestinian people and their resistance have reached. such a high level of organization, of determination, of experience, of being of having very close allies in resistance forces across the region, i do not think that israel can achieve that victory, what they want to achieve or what, what is possible for them to achieve is to drive hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in gaza to kill as many people as possible, that way they... think the public opinion, the the palestinian people themselves in gaza will turn against the resistance, but it's a forlon hope they have, the the israeli regime will never succeed in doing that, on the contrary, i think the palestinian people's determination will increase, but about your point that israeli regime does not listen to to its masters in washington, actually they do listen, b