we have uh the pleasure of having sarah wilkinson, human rights activist joining us from midlands the uk and also jonathan chadwick is a writer and activist who joins us from london. i like to welcome you both. october 7th is upon us here um and it's really shocking and sad that we have to uh be witnessing this one year of this us islaly genocide um that may be spreading now to another country like lebanon. not maybe it has in a sense. but let's focus on this uh boycutting. all together and the notion that i like to ask from you sarah wilkinson, when it comes to this notion, given what has happened, especially in this uh past year, um, do you think that enough is being done when it comes to the whole boycott notion, whether it's products or in the bigger picture, um companies um or or countries that should boycott the regime itself, especially when it comes to things like arms? yeah, actually no, i'm one of these people who thinks that now that the bds movement was not... able to stop the genocide, it is important, we still boycott israeli products and the biggest boycott that everybo

okay. the un secretary general, i don't know if you caught that uh sarah wilkinson in terms of uh how this uh genocidal onslot is now spreading to lebanon, it has already, i should say, when you're looking at 2,0 plus lebaneses to have been killed in the past days, really, i think in one go there were few hundred when they bombed uh dahaya with those uh mk, i think 84 200 pound bombs, what do you think about the statement there made by the un secretary general? um, i have lot of anger towards antonio guiterres, the un secretary general, he has lot more power to prevent what was happening in gaza, and therefore what is happening in lebanon never needed to have started, the the... political cowardis and i hear condemnation after condemnation, i hear how deeply concerned he is, but actually the un does have a platform and it does have power to have put an end to what was happening in gaza, so for him now and i could see the palestinians in the audience sort of looking down and thinking, well okay, yeah, you're you're um sort of so concerned now about lebanon, but actually the the un, wha

thank you, thank you so much, jonathan chadwick, writer and activist from london, thank you, sarah wilkinson, it was a pleasure, human rights activists there from midlands uk, which leaves us only time to bring in our correspondent mariam sale to get an idea about what is going on when it comes to the hz fighters, mariam, if you're with us, give us the latest on that, well of course. hezballah is definitely on high alert and all across the border and we have latest statements which is very dangerous development that we have uh that the hazballah commander hazballah commander has uncovered uh they said that they were able to spot as a result of their surveillance movements of an israeli force just behind a united nations interim force base in uh the town of mars and they said that they were given orders the fighters were given orders not to uh target that israeli force since it's seemed the israeli force was using the united nations, the uniful force as human shields, and so hazballah made it clear uh, that this is something the world needs to know, they need to know that the israeli forces a

what sarah was saying, and to say also how encouraged i am by how extremely well-informed um, sarah wilkinson is, and how good it is to listen to an activist who is so well-informed, and to say, of course, we we should be blaming these international organizations for dodging the political implications behind the... starvation and genocide that's happening in in gaza, but to also point out that this is not just these organizations, it's a coherent media, governmental um conspiracy of complicity in the genocide, the fact is that if the people of the west knew what was happening in gaza, they would be, and indeed actually, even though they're not told the truth, they're on the side of the palesty. people, but like lot of countries, there is a log between the people and the government. i'm sorry not to follow the question that you wanted to ask, no, that's okay, i actually we're just fresh out of time anyways, and i have to unfortunately stop you to, thank you, thank you so much, jonathan chadwick, writer an activist from london, thank you sarah wilkinson, it was a pleasure, human rights activist