to discuss that further, we're joined by sarah flounders, an international action center from new york, also joining us live is robert fontina, author and journalist joining us from kitchen. thank you very much to both of you for joining us on this edition of the news review. let's begin with sarah, what is your take on the response coming from hamas and the alkasson brigades, stating that this was a clear and obvious consequence of israeli occupation. and particularly let's not forget the recent attacks on the west bank, well this is exactly right, they're stating the obvious fact that the whole world knows that the horror that has gone on now, closing in a year, year of non-stop bombing, destruction, hospitals, schools, tents, refugee centers, bulldozers and tanks into the west banks. cities, there's just no end to the horror that everyone has seen, and it's holy justified response, what happened, three israel is killed, i'm sure the zionists know that they're sewing the seeds of their own destruction, by the very viciousness of their crimes, and from here in the us, i have to always

to discuss that further, we're joined by sarah flounders, an international action center from new york, also joining us live as robert fontina, author and journalist joining. thank you very much to both of you for joining us on this edition of the news review. let's begin with sarah, what is your take on the response coming from hamas and the alkasson brigades stating that this was a clear and obvious consequence of israeli occupation and particularly let's not forget the recent attacks on the west bank. well, this is exactly right, they're stating the ob'. is fact that the whole world knows that the horror that has gone on now, closing in a year, year of non-stop bombing, destruction, hospitals, schools, tents, refugee centers, buldoss and tanks into the west bank cities, there's just no end to the horror that everyone has seen, and it's holy justified response, what happened, three israelis killed, "i'm sure the zionists know that they're sowing the seeds of their own destruction by the very viciousness of their crimes, and from here in the us, i have to always say that none of this

thank you very much, um, that was sarah flounders, international from the international action center in new york, and also robert fontina, author and journalist joining us from keshner. thanks for sharing your thoughts and views on this edition of the news review. and that brings us to the end of this edition. thank you for watching. thousands in the jordanian capital aman have gathered for symbolic funeral for maher al-jazi, the jordanian national who killed three israeli forces near ae bridge, connecting jordan with occupied west bank. aljazi's martidom has ignited widespread solidarity and outrage in jordan and the region. a correspondent arad butus has more in this report. for many jordanians, mahar jazi's actions are nothing short of heroic. the 39-year-old killed three israeli forces before being shot dead at the king hussein bridge, the vital link between jordan and the occupied west bank. on sunday, amman erupted in a wave of defiance as thousands held a symbolic funeral for aljazi whose martidom has sparked a surge of solidarity and outrage across the region. this hero, mahe

course the lives of the palestinian people. there you go, as always, i would like to thank miss sarah flounders at the international action center from new york. miss flounders, thank you and stay safe. hundreds of thousands of protesters. have flooded the streets of tel aviv and the occupied city of alquot to demand the deal to secure the release of the israeli captives held in gaza. the protest has set off flares on major roads and block the main highway in tel aviv while chanting slogans. they called on prime minister. benjamin netanyahu to reach sease fire deal with the palestinian resistance movement hamas, that after the bodies of six more horses were found in gaza. the demonstration was the biggest anti-netanyahu protest since the onset of the us-israely genocide in gaza. israeli troops clash with protesters using violent force to disperse them. a large number of protesters were also arrested. israel's largest trade union has called a general strike on monday to fair the pressure the regime's. it for a prisoner swap deal, the strike is expected to disrupt major sectors of the economy, in

miss sarah flounders at the international action center joining us from new york, miss flounders, thank you very much. now continuing with the rest of the news, the leader of yemen's ansarlah movement has blasted arab and muslim countries for their inaction in the face of israeli crimes in gaza. we also don't see them in the arab world taking any action based on the slogans of arab nationalism, arab affiliation and other. slogans which they use, but on other occasions and against other parties to create sedition, internal sudition and to target the free people of the um, said silence by some arab and muslim countries will encourage the israeli regime to commit more crimes against palestinians. the ansroller leader was making a speech on the occasion of prophet muhammad's birthday anniversary. he said muslims have the responsibility to provide all kinds of support for palestinians in the besieged gaza strip and the occupied west bank. he said the israeli regime would not have dead to commit such crimes against palestinians without the support from the us administration. he also lashed ou

conditions to a truce proposal by the us that hamas had already agreed to. a political commentator sarah flounders joined us earlier and ensured her take on the weekly's red rallies against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the settler state is imploding. the zionist forces are fighting among themselves. they were promised a good life on occupied land and that is now crumbling. these are israelis, these are zionist forces. that are acting in this way, because their confidence in the government has totally eroded, any negotiated settlement is they see as total failure and defeat, and yet at the same time the palestinian resistance, they have prepared for a long war, and this is a resistance that can't be defeated, they're stuck, they really are, and and it shows that the population itself has lost confidence completely in their government except. for few really fanatics and it's very clear that netanyahu really wants the uh the the captives to be killed. i think it's a people of the world that need to speak increasingly. in the region, the resistance from syria, from yemen, from iran, from lebanon

sarah flounders from the international action center joined us earlier to share her views on the on the main culporate in the deaths of israeli captives in gaza. netanyahu does not care about the lives of the captives and as openly admits it nord is the us. about the lives of the captives and openly continues total collaboration, support, funding, and financing, to keep the war going, it wouldn't last one day without complete us support, so there's no interest in the captives returning, except of course for the the palestinians, this is very important because they want the release of the thousands of their own prisoners and the only way... do that is the the uh israeli prisoners as the prisoner exchange, so there's no interest on that on the part of these hardcore zionist settler state within israel though the population, it is imploding, there's a general strike called for tomorrow, 200 industries along with uh airports and teachers and doctors and healthcare workers, everyone else demanding, demanding exchange, demanding that the firing and the bombing stop, so israel itself is being

civilians that's another fact uh miss flounders it was nice talking to you as always uh miss sarah flounders at the international action center uh from new york miss flounders uh i'm sure you're on your way to the pro- palestine rallies so uh just be careful yeah. thank you, miss flounders. now uh, we're going to cross over to mr. david yaquban, professor of history at the california state university in san bernardino. m, nice to see you, sir. first of all, let's begin with your thoughts on israel, basically destroying gaza and now uh, turning to lebanon. well, thank you for having me, and of course i uh see the... ongoing genocide in gaza as well as the latest uh israeli onslot on lebanon as an effort by the apartide state of israel to survive what uh is clearly an ongoing process of of demise of decline and uh it's it's i think important to note that long before october 7th uh even israeli military and political figures such as ihud barak. had predicted that in his words israel would not survive till its 80th birthday simply because of the internal contradictions and strife and problems uh

thank you for your time sir, now uh... will cross over from toronto to new york to talk to miss sarah flounders international at the international action center. miss founders, before we start, i believe you were at one of the uh pro palestan rallies uh today, i believe. could you tell us a bit about how it was and how it went down? well, there are big demonstrations in new york today, actually several of them, and one that is forming right now. was on my way there and one um gathered a couple of hours ago uh every different force in new york that is for for humanity uh is out in the streets to denounce call this war criminal netanyahu out make sure that his day at the un shows the outraged uh an opposition of the whole world and of people right here in new york, the police presence is ab... absolutely enormous, overwhelming, and that's a really important part of this, because just as israel can only function with massive us weapons and billions and billions of dollars of aid voted again, and again netanyahu's visit here is only possible with a massive police uh presence that just shuts down th