worried about getting on the wrong side of the us as we heard sakina say? yes, i think that's 100% correct, i think many of these western states um um are very fearful of um the united states and the west in general, um, but i think their reaction to the genocide that has been taken place um has been betray, i think you can call it betray, especially to the palestinians and it's not the first time that they've betrayed the cause, mean um, many palestinians and many arabs um from within these states are not. call um calling for these arab states to wage war against israel, they're asking for the bare minimum, mean many of these states like you've just mentioned the abraham accords, they've not even called it off, they've not managed to expel all their ambassadors, they've not managed to hold oil, gas, so the bare minimum coming out of these states has been utterly disgusting, and i think that it's shocking with the amount of disunity in the arab world and in the muslim world, and when you look at organizations such as um the arab league, the arab league or e

here in the studio, broadcaster and producer sakina datu and via skype, palestinian activist khalid el jamal. khalid is a british palestinian refugee born in south lebanon. currently a post-graduate student studying diplomacy. welcome to you both. um, let me start with you, sakina, more terrible news, as you heard there, overnight as the death doll is mounting. let's start this off by getting your reflections on what's been happening there. so think i mean, all of us have been witnessing this for days on end now, and i think what we need to understand is that what this? tells us is that all lives don't really matter that this is colonialism and in colonialism all all human beings are not the same so people who are controlling you they see you as subhuman and what's happening in palestine is most definitely the those people are being treated as subhuman, what's really surprising and i think it should not be surprising by now, but still, i think for those of us who still hold to the values that we consider to be humanitarian to, to be watching war crimes, to be watching ethnic cleansing

on genocide that should definitely be called into question and it's actually a good thing like um sakina as to who spoke up and who did not and i think that many um people with real morals and ethics want to be on the right side of history hence wh we're seeing this all right um stay with me both of you uh please we're we're going to have uh look at the dire humanitarian situation on the ground. gaza, the intermittent opening of the rafa crossing the soul lifeline into gaza has been a real barrier to saving lives there. a vulker turk, the un high commissioner for human rights, had this to say. the rough crossing has been the symbolic lifeline for the last months, for the 2.3 million in gaza. the lifeline has been unjustly. outrageously thin, these are the gates to living nightmare, nightmare where people have been suffocating, under persistent bombardment, morning their families, struggling for water for food, for electricity and fuel. my colleagues are among the ones who are trapped and among those who have lost family members, suffering sleepless nights, filled with agony, rage and des

let me thank my guests, sakina datu and khalid jamal, and of course you for watching us. military contractors are the new phenomena to do the dirty work for the us military in other parts of the world like iraq and afghanistan.

i think we lost our uh sakina too there. all right, let me ask this question from isath. um, there is a failure when it comes to the international community, so-called, i must say at this point, uh, when it comes to these organizations and mechanisms that were in place to stop, this type of genocide to take place, but that failed and uh... i'm i'm searching for a way uh to see whether uh a future genocide can be prevented, but uh there is one that's taking place and that's in the occupied west bank. if we were to take the events in the past 60 days uh and put it on fast forward that would probably come very close to the way the genocide is happening in the gaza strip. so that needs to be addressed because uh uh god forbid if this uh copy cat from uh gaza would. to take place in the west bank, because it is taking place right now, but not at the pace that it is in the in uh the ghaza strip, so what can be done here uh to stop israel from doing what it's doing in the west bank? so we don't face a similar situation there. i'll summarize that with in in two points, the first

first let me introduce our guests. sub and west asia expert joins us from belfast. also joining us sakina.2 is an author, journalist and producer who joins us from london. welcome to you both. what? let me first start with you. so we are looking at uh this temporary humanitarian. fire or pause and uh looking at the way that this can be viewed, some are of the belief that israel has actually failed because it didn't achieve its stated goal at this point of eradicating hamas, the resistance missile power, that's still in place, a couple days back we had the barran missile that reached tel aviv as an example, and the resistance fighters w they're still there in the majority, and they are still fighting with the regime forces which have suffered heavy casualties. are you of the camp the believes that israel has failed or has uh won when it comes to uh the seasfire and the progress or lack of it? the zist entity failed miserably here since today abubay the spokes person of qassam brigades himself stated that over a 350 uh tanks and personal carriers which is state of the art where destroyed in

also joining us, sakina.2 is an author, journalist and producer who joins us from london. welcome to you both. sup, let me first start with you. so, we are looking at uh this temporary. humanitarian ceasfire or pause and uh looking at uh the way that this can be viewed, some are of the belief that israel has actually failed because it didn't achieve its stated goal at this point of eradicating hamas. the resistance missile power, that's still in place, a couple days back we had the barran missile that reached tel aviv as an example, and the resistance fighters w they're still there in the majority uh, and they are still fighting with the regime forces with... have suffered heavy casualties, are you of the camp the believes that israel has failed or has uh won when it comes to uh the seasfire and the progress or lack of it? the zin entity failed miserably here since today, the spokes person of qassam brigades himself stated that over 350 uh tanks and personal carriers which is state of... the art were destroyed in the in the within this invasion and 47 6 days, 48 days and a

on genocide that should definitely be called into question and it's actually a good thing like um sakinay very soon, people will be um will be noticed as to who spoke up and who did not, and i think that many um people with real morals and ethics want to be on the right side of history, hence why is we're seeing this. all right, um, stay with me, both of you, please, we're we're going to have look at the dire humanitarian situation on the ground in gaza, the intermittent opening of the rafa krossing, the soul lifel indo gaza has been a real barrier to saving lives there. vulker turk, the un high commissioner for human rights had this to say. the rough crossing has been the symbolic lifeline for the last month for the 2.3 million in gaza. the lifeline has been unjustly, outrageously thin. these are the gates. to living nightmare, nightmare where people have been suffocating under persistent bombardment, morning their families, struggling for water, for food, for electricity and fuel. my colleagues are among the ones who are trapped and among those who have lost family members, suffering s

right, let me first start with you, sakina. if i may, and um, uh, can't really not mention this, and uh, that is the fact that we're looking at the death toll that at this point has surpassed 11,00. you have 4506 children and 3,27 women, every hour 42 bombs are dropped, 12 building buildings are destroyed, 15 people are killed. every hour, six of them are children, and one child dying every 10 minutes. uh, there are mechanisms that were supposed to be in place on the world stage, in one form or another to prevent this type of massacker from happening, but they haven't worked, why do you think that is? i think first of all, just to mention the number of deaths that you have mentioned, honestly, it is just unprecedented, i think it has now become something that most people have even starting. to become insensitive to, it sounds like it's just numbers now, everyday numbers are increasing, but these are real people, these are real lifes and families who are you know completely torn apart, why it is not happening, i think it is beca

right, let me first start with you, sakina. if i may, and um, uh, can't really not mention this, and uh, that is the fact that we're looking at the death toll that at this point has surpassed 11,00. you have 4506 children and 3027 women, every hour 42 bombs are dropped, 12 building buildings are destroyed. people are killed every hour, six of them are children, and one child dying every 10 minutes. uh, there are mechanisms that were supposed to be in place on the world stage, in one form or another to prevent this type of massacker from happening, but they haven't worked, why do you think that is? i think first of all, just to mention the number of deaths that you have mentioned, honestly the it is just unprecedented, i think it has now become something that most people have even starting to become insensitive to, it sounds like it's just numbers now, everyday numbers are increasing, but these are real people, these are real lifes and families who are you know completely torn apart, why it is not happening, i think it is becaus

also we have sakina dato who's an author and journalist joining us from london. welcome to you both. um, mohammed, we're taking a look at a conference that was held in france, with the french president. to let that, it's a humanitarian aid, i guess conference for gaza by calling for a ceasefire. uh, i'm wondering why this is being held after 34 days and after the fact that you have over 10,500 palestinians that are being killed, and maybe if i'm maybe wrong in saying this, but why does france even think that it should be uh a active player in this when uh regionally countries such as iran, such as saudi arabia, perhaps with the summit that's upcoming there. um and the arab league that has already convened in riad should be the ones that should move ahead and perhaps offer some kind of ceasefire motion uh in order to be presented um thank you very much for having me uh first of all i would like to start by um saying that it is very expected from powers such as france and the eu and all the colonial powers to try and preserve a little bit of dignity by asking for s

or the icj. well joining us to discuss this further is sakina sadat pad, presidential aid on social rightsagainst uh israel, obviously we need to talk about the icc and also the icj, but unfortunately israel has not consented to their jurisdiction overall, and this is something that is the source of the problem, how do you think that can be resolved? بسم الله الرحمن الرحیم من هم عرضاب و احترام دارم خدمت شما همه greetings to you and all your dear viewers, i thank you for providing me with this opportunity to از این امکان استفاده کنم و به نفع مردم مظلوم i would like to refer you to the statement made by the prosecutor general of icj, what he said to the routers, he said جنایت نسلکشی، جنایت در واقع جنگی. علیه بشریت. که در واقع صلح و امنیت را صیانت بکند و هر جایی که صلح و امنیت به مخاطره ماده 39 okay, you mentioned the united states and i think the united states needs to be highlighted, obviously complicit in the crimes that israel is uh committing in the gaza strip because of it support in the international arena which the... when comes to mind, and also in terms of the military assistance th

we earlier talked to sakina sad pad a special advisor to president ibrahim raisi on social rights and freedom on what the international community can do to serve justice in the case. in order to maintain peace and international peace and security, it must give recommendation or adopt a decision, so far nothing has happened, so far these have not happened, despite the crimes committed, so it seems that there's a need for an international legal consensus at the global level, and there should be a pressure exerted on the unc, calling for freedom of information in the ghaza strip, they say it has become impossible to cover the ongoing situation there. press tv's max chivilli has a report. a group of italian journalists representatives of media unions and organizations gathered that the roman press association in rome to discuss how the ongoing conflict in the gaza strip has been biasedly covered by the media so far. the initiative was organized by the no. network a group that advocates for freedom of expression in italy, as palestinian and international journalists trapped in the coastal

we earlier talked to sakina sadad pad. these were her comments. must give recommendation or adopt a decision, so far nothing has happened, so far these have not happened, despite the crimes committed by the zist regime, so it seems that there's a need for an international legal consensus at the global level, and there should be a pressure exerted on the unesc in order to reduce us influence on the council, all the freedom seekers for now marder فخریزاده an iranian nuclear scientist. یه همچین آدمی خود به خود دنبال این هست که دنبال فلسفه علم مبتنی بر اعتقاداتش باشه پدر جمع بوده پدر این شهرای هسته ای ما بوده این ها نشون دادن این دشمنان ما که چه و در این راه حتی از کشتن دانشمندان هم ابایی ندارد. welcome to the palestinian village of alacaba. it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? for palestinians in area sea, that the way that israel treats them as hostile population. it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian families. live in in almost

israel are growing the regimes never ending atrocities against the palestinians, we earlier talked to sakinaened, despite the crimes committed by the zinest regime, so it seems that there's a need for an international legal consensus at the global level, and they should be a... when the jews were segregated in the ghettoes, no one would imagine that decades later they would do the same exact thing to an another part of the world by putting up tall walls to segregate palestinians. no one could also imagine that palestinians would be the ones paying the price for crimes that the nazi germans and the west committed against the jews. they blurred the lines and passed zinos off as jews to push forward their insidious agenda. this. documentary shows a clear picture of what's going on behind the ghetto walls. news and breed for this hour, qatar says a temporary cease fight between israel and hamas will take effect early friday morning. the deal sees a comprehensive sessation of hostilities across the gaza strip and includes an exchange of prisoners. he unitarian aid will also start flowing into the

we earlier talked to sakina saddat pad a special advisor to president ibrahim raisi on social rightswe come to the end of this bulletin, thank you for being with us, i'll be back with a recap of the news in around four minutes time, take care for now. they don't want us to speak, that's what occupation is about, that routine. three years of washing their minds in order how to kill, how to hate, how to see the life from the security window. when palestinian journalist shirin abule was killed by israel sniper on may 11th 2022, the israelis meant to get across a clear message that they don't want any narrative other than their own and the decades old. occupation of palestinian lands and their aggression. it wasn't the first time israelis sought to put gag on the alternative narrative, and every time it has failed. watch the history of the israeli measures and palestinian counter measures in this documentary. پدر جمع بوده، پدر این شهرای هسته ای ما بوده. این ها نشون دادن این دشمنان ما که چقدر شقی و در این راه حتی از کشتن دانشمندان هم ابایی ندارند. news in brief for this hour, qatar says a

earlier we talked to sakina saddad pad who is a special advisor to president abraham raisi on socialin case international peace of security is jupadized. the unesc must make statements. with that we come to an end for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, at the top the hour, a recap of the top stories, let's bye bye for now. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, the war on palestinian people, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv. qatar says a temporary ceasefire has come into effect. the israeli hamas war has now gone through this temporary. fire that is set to begin early on friday morning, israel presses ahead with a ser strikes on gaza after growing to a temporary triss.

are growing inmit the regimes never ending atrocities against the palestinians, we earlier talk to sakinaendation or adopt a decision. so it seems that there's a need for an international legal consent. according to the four geneva conventions, particularly the fourth convention شرایط جنگلی حقوق بشر دوستانه به طور اتومات فعال شو. اما شما میبینید که must be automatically activated. to make changes in international mechanisms, the mechanisms that have been created for such circumstances and یک متجاوز و یک جنایتکار در این همه حجم از جنایت و جرایم متعدد اگر it fails to take action نیاز به تغییرات اساسی basic changes those were the top stories for this hour, thank you for being. that take care and bye-bye. disabled girl from gaza, how was: life for her, how was she tackling her problems? how has the israeli bloccade put her under constant pressure? and how has she remained hopeful under the worst of conditions? lease and more in sohaw. when palestinian journalist shirin abule was killed by nisvd sniper on may 11th 2022, the israelis meant to get across a clear message. they don't want any narr