hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation. where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through an irish lens. in this show, we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go, we're mainstream won't go. this week we interview lawyer, activist, human rights advocate and a leading voice in civic nationalism. he's secretary of airland's future, an organization established to promote debate and discuss the viability of new constitutional arrangements in the event of united ireland. before we do, let's take a quick look at what's in store for this week's show. as always we are joined by our resident copresenter michelle gildernew. michelle is the current np for. south torong, she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. and today's guest is nal murphy. neal is a leading light in the g

hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conver. session where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through anory slens. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go where mainstream won't go. this week we look at ireland and its love affair with europe. in this post-brexit era, how has britain's departure from the eu affected the relationship between old blady and its closest neighbors. what is the future for the north of ireland? my next case is a former member of the european parliament. a former political prisoner and current shinfian politician, but before we speak to our next guest, let's get a quick overview on this week's topic. as always we are joined by our resident co-presenter michelle gil. michelle is the current np for fermana south torong. she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chair person of the... health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teens and has been elected al

i'm sean murray. bye for now. following the military operation. undertaken by palestinian resistance fighters on october the 7th, code named alaxa flood, the zinish propaganda machine issued torrent of deception and downright lies about what happened, yesmin parat in particular is what... one of the ones whose says first of all that uh what happened was that the idf, the occupation forces had themselves killed some of the hostages and then of course that we learn later that many of the the hostages uh were killed in in fires caused by the shelling from tanks of houses in which the hostages were held. fake news was kind of clumsy in a way, but is very effective because everybody basically you know fed that into all mainstream media throughout, disseminated throughout the western media, so you had the beheaded babies, you had the burnt charred body of a maybe baby or some image that was put out mass, the allegations of mass rape, the intentional targeting of civilians. احنا بنيجي هنا عشان اهلينا محتاجين 90% من الاطف

i'm sean murray, bye for now. we have a full understanding of how the people of palestine have taken up this issue. that they have been under occupation for almost 75 years, this embassy of the israeli government should be shut down, none of our union are going to lift any. israeli goods out of any transport, just one thing, 49 days later, it is crystal clear that the palestinian resistance hamas is not going anywhere anytime soon. on the contrary, hamas succeeded in pushing the israeli entity to a humanitarian truce despite statements. by zieneus prime minister benjamin netanyahu that there will be no ceasefire until hamas is destroyed, but it seems that what is truly destroyed is netanyahu's reputation. hamas's control over the field situation was unwavering as the detaineds were released on time, which not only indicates that the hamas leadership controls its operatives contrary to what the occupation army was portraying, but also that there is loud and clear communications between them. victory, 49 days later,

i'm sean murray. bye for now. make no mistake, this is not just another episode of violence between israelis and palestinians, i was deeply sad and outraged by the uh explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday, this is a paradigm forming moment, can i begin by saying that wars are bad for economies full stop? government start spending money on wars, they have less money for people. calls for sease fire are calls for israel to surrender to hamas. if you look at the history of the israeli entity, especially the economic history, israel is a child which been fed and bed by united states. hizbullah secretary general sayid hasan nasrullah delivered his first speech since the start of the gaza israeli entity war last week in which he blamed the us government for the conflict in the occupied palestinian territories. washington is entirely responsible for the war in gaza, while zinist israel is merely a tool, said nasrullah stressed on november 3rd as he affirmed that the us. is preventing a ceasefire in gaza. heizbullah

hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation where we take an alternative. at political events and current affairs through an array. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go, we're mainstream won't go. this week we look at the recent legacy bill that was passed at westminster. how does this ni affect victims and what can be done to repeal it? my next guest is a columnist and regular political commentator on broadcast television. she is also deputy director of relatives for justice and national victim support. ngo which provides advocacy and therapy support for the berieved and injured of the conflict. but before we speak to our next guest, let's get a quick overview on this week's topic. as always we are joined by our resident co-presenter michelle gildernew. michelle is the current np for fermana south toron. she has served in the northern arland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since

i'm sean murray. bye for now. make no mistake, this is not just another episode of violence between israelis and palestinians. i was deeply saden and outrage by the uh explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday. this is a paradigm forming moment. can i begin by saying that wars are bad for economies full stop when governments? start spending money on wars, they have less money for people. calls for seasfire are calls for israel to surrender to hamas. if you look at the history of the israeli entity, especially the economic history, israel is a child which been fed and bad by united states. the us pushed one-sided mark of a ceasefire announced in northern gaza comes as a direct result of the failure of the israeli occupation army to achieve any significant battlefield accomplishments that could be used in negotiations. this suggests that the israeli regime may soon be forced to reconsider its objectives to align with the outcome of the battles on the ground. where they seem to send in their soldiers, and they neve

hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation where we take an alternative. look at political events and current affairs through anaries. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go, where mainstream won't go. this week we look at the recent legacy bill that was passed at westminster. how does this ni affect victims and what can be done to repeal it? my next guest is a columnist and regular political commentator on broadcast television. she is also deputy director of relatives for justice and national victim support ngo which provides advocacy and therapy support for the bereeved and injured of the conflict. but before we speak to our next guest, let's get a quick overview on this week's topic. as always we are joined by our resident co-presenter michelle gildernew. michelle is the current np for fermana south toron. she has served in the northern airland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist

the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. on november 16th, the commander of the islamic revolutionary guard course quads force brigadier general ismail khahani. sent a public letter to hamas. the letter took the headlines right away. but what was the letter all about? what is its significance? why was it published at this time? and how should it be read without missing point? these and more on this edition of iran today. you see, it's not just about islam, it's not just about muslim leaders, it's about humanity, it's about the right to live, we cannot be panafricanist if we can't. associate with the oppressed nation, issuing immediate arrest warrant for key decision makers, including mr. netanyahu, who is responsible for violations of international criminal law. the headlines: fatari foren minister as a mediator in the war in gaza, says the truths in the besieged territory will take effect at 5 gmt on friday. israel presses ahead with the steady air strikes on the gaza strip despite agreeing to a temporary trut

i'm sean murray. bye for now. you see, it's not just about islam, it's not just about muslim leaders, it's about humanity, it's about the right to. please, we cannot be pan africanist if we can't associate with the oppressed nation, issuing immediate arrest warrant for key decision makers, including mr. netanyahu, who is responsible violations of international criminal law. on november 16th, the commander of the islamic revolutionary guard cource force brigadier general ismail khahani sent a public letter to hamas. the letter took the headlines right away, but what was the letter all about? what is it significance? why was it published at this time, and how should it be read without missing point? these and more on this edition of iran today. your press of headlines, iran's president says israel has failed to achieve a goals it pursued in the gaza war, adding all the regime supporters are complicit in its crimes. you r for minister warns that if the four-day gaza truth is not extended, conditions in the region wil

i'm sean murray, bye for now. the corporate media's coverage of the zianist regime's daily mass slawter of men, women and children in gaza has been shamed one-sided, the pro israel storyline is tightly policed, and any interviewes who straight from that pro israel narrative are invariably ridiculed, cut short or continuously interrupted. one of the worst offenders is peer morgan, he's clearly uh biased and he clearly does attack people who are critical of of zinanism and indeed of western foreign policy more than he does the people on the other side. i'm not being awful, chris, mercenaries kill people and they do it for money. uh, so they they are not what you would call the most moral people in the world, so not only a spanish people going over there, i've got reports of czech, uh, british, american and also colombian. isready forces kill a palestinan farmer and injured another one an attack a refugee camp in gaza despite a 40. truce with hamas, israel is expected to free more palestian prisoners in exchange for his captives held by hamas as part of a temporary ceasefire in gaza. in th

the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. despite what has become known as the hospital war an unprecedented manner in the northern gaza strip, zinist israel has not achieved any of the stated objectives in this war. the lingering question remains whether there has been any gain for zionist israel from this conflict. the israeli entity has not achieved any military gain or accomplishment on the ground by targeting civilians and hospitals. the israeli occupation forces have lost ethically, los added to their other ethical losses since the bombing of the baptist hospital, as they showed indifference to that in exchange for regaining at least some of their presence, which was completely shattered. after thesa flood operation, zionist failure in gaza this week on the mid east stream. news and brief on press tv israel has free 39 palestinian prisoners, all women and children in exchange for 24 captives held by hamas as part of a ceasefire in gaza. "the four-day true, which took effect at 500 gmt is the first pause in

i'm sean murray, bye for now. the israeli enemy ground invasion has so far been unsuccessful. this is what the gaza based palestinian. resistance faction hamas announced on the 28th of october after it held back invading israeli occupation troops who overnight launched large scale ground operations into the coastal enclave under the cover of intense air rates. heavy losses were incurred by the zionist enemies ranks as the palestinian resistance repelled the ground incursion, yet heavy clashes continued in several points of the northern gaza strip. the israely enemy ground offensive was launched under the cover of violent campaign of air strikes by the entities air force. which decimated the northern gaza strip with hundreds of bombs, including internationally banned white phosphorus and cluster munitions. gaza's ring of fire this week on the mid-east stream. despite israel's war crimes and folding before our very eyes, politicians in the uk, united states and europe have continued. continue to offer moral and practical support to design entity. here he is in his uniform, at th

the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investications and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. is really attack still raging in the god. the strip and occupied westbank, civilian targets include schools and hospitals are all being bombed. palestinian refugee agency unra is warning as fuel depot and gaza will no longer be able to supply hospitals in few days time. nirish opposition party demands israeli regime be taken to account at the international criminal.

the meantime, the conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm sean murray, bye for now. mick. no mistake, this is not just another episode of violence between israelis and palestinians, i was deeply sad in outrage by the uh explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday, this is a paradigm forming moment, can i begin by saying that wars are bad for economies full stop, when government starts spending money onwards, they have less money for people. calls for seasfire are calls for israel to surrender to hamas. if you look at the history of the israeli entity, especially the economic history, israel is a child which been fed and bad by united states. سلام الله على زينب هي التي تحمينا نحن ساكنين حولها نحن مؤتمنين بها ودافع عن ارضنا وعن عرضنا وعن اقام يعني خلص دخلنا بهذا الخط وما يعني ما فينا نترك لهذا الخط انا بوقت الحاضر يعني انا سلاحي اني اخدم العالم بمجال بمجالي انا كطبيب اكان وكمان عندي سال تندعاءات. the headlines this hour, no end in sight to the deadly issue attacks in the ghaza strip and occupied west bank. the regime pounds civilian targets, including sch

hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation where we take a of look at political events and current affairs through annary sleds. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go, we're mainstream won't go. this week we look at the recent legacy bill that was passed at westminster. how does this ni affect victims and what can be done to repeal it? my next guest is a columnist and regular political commentator on broadcast television. she is also deputy director of relatives for justice a national

hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation, where we take a alternative look at political events and current affairs through anaries. in this show, we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go, we're mainstream won't go. this week we interview lawyer, activist, human rights advocate and a leading voice in civic nationalism. he's secretary of ireland's future, an organization established to promote, debate and discuss the viability of new constitutional arrangements in the event of united ireland. but before we

hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation, where we take an alternative of look at political events. and current affairs through annary slens. in this show, we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go where mainstream won't go. this week we look at ireland and its love affair with europe. in this post-brexit era, high has britain's departure from the eu affected the relationship between old blady and its closest neighbors. what is the future for the north of ireland? my next case is a former member of the european parliament, a former political prisoner, and current.