just i'm so sorry richard i got to give 30 seconds to shabir shabir um where do you see this going as far as the palestinian resistance we have seen how um successful they have been overall and overall resistance 2024 well 2024 i believe is going to be a positive outcome for the resistance uh and of course - you now, if israel is you put into corner, they may uh react in a sort of a mad dog way, but i think the positive sign would be that already half million israelis have left the zionist entity, and i think if the security situation becomes even more difficult, lot more people will voluntarily leave the zionist, and on that note, i'm so sorry, hopefully we can talk again, but we're out of time tonight, richard falk, former un special. repartoir in palestine human rights out of santa barbara california shabir, political analysts out of london. thank you both for being with us. thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight. hope to see you next time. goodbye. internationally, general solemani is known as a top ant. terror commander who fought daesh terrorists and other terr

murli, senior research fellow global policy institute, london, metropolitan university, budapest, shabir risvy, political commentator out of chicago. well thank you both for being with me. let me start off in budapest, so george, you know, for example, if you're a member of congress and musad has some dangerous, damaging information or film about you, um, would you demand for example, that the genocide by the israeli regime should in, or would you just look the other way when the subject was addressed? i mean, if we look at the current events and what is happening, and we see the reaction of many politicians. especially in western countries, it leads us to scratch our head and say, what is this all about? i mean, how much money can you buy, can you use to buy someone morally, or is it blackmail? i mean, your perspective in general? well, the israel lobby has been extraordinarily powerful for many decades uh, in the united states, it's also now become quite powerful in europe, which is a relatively new phenomenon, but... certainly a consequence of the increasing americanization of europe,

, i just, i'm so sorry, richard, i got to give 30 seconds to shabir, shabir, where do you see this going as far as the palestinian resistance, we have seen how successful they have been overall and the overall resistance 2024? well, 2024, i believe is going to be a positive outcome for the resistance, and of course, if israel is you put into corner, they may uh react in a sort of a mad dog way, but i think the positive sign would be that already half million israelies have left the zionist entity, and i think if the security situation becomes even more difficult, lot more people will voluntarily. leave the zionist entity and on that note, i'm so sorry, hopefully we can talk again, but we're out of time tonight. richard falk, former un special reporter in palestine, human rights out of santa barbara, california, shabia risy, political analyst. out of london, thank you both for being with us, thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, hope to see you next time, goodbye. القدوم الى قطاع غزه لمساعده اهلكم في قطاع غزه. بیشتر سیلبند میزدیم تا اینکه بعد از چند روزی دیگه سیلبندا م

let me thank my guest charles simmons in detroit and shabir risby in chicago. and thank you for watching this episode of the spotlight. i'm being your host berrus. i'll see you next time. اصدق هذا العالم لما بيحكي عن الانسان شايف ام بتبقي ضناه علشان مات في الغرب جعان ويساوي الماطول بالقتل من شرف ونزاه وحده وتلك قضيه وتلك قضيه.

law and journalism with eastern michigan university joining from detroit. also with us tonight is shabir is a political commentator. of chicago. welcome to the show, both gentlemen. now, let me begin uh, with charles, if i may. first question i want to ask you, you, the us administration, as you know, charles has defied all international outcries and stood by israel in its genocide of palestinians in gaza, it's not just supporting the apartite regime, it's actually involved in the war by providing it with money, intelligence. sendcom is given to military advice. weapons and bombs and you name it, so let our viewers know what vested interests washington has in doing so. well, thank you for inviting me. sure. um, i think the all there is a correct emphasis upon the the genocidal activity of israel, but we are not really getting at the the depth of understanding about the us also intent. of genocide in order to control the resources of the middle east so that even though it doesn't need it, we don't need it here, but we want to be able to control the politics and policies of the allies as w

well, that's actually very frightening and so many levels. shabir, i mean, when we look at the level of compromise, and we look at the deprevity if we're talking about, we look at this situation with epsteen and alan durshews, um, who, we always hear him spewing off very prozionist um, jargon, but he is very influential individual, he's probably going to represent israel, i mean, what does that say about the whole political? system assalamukum, thank you for having me, and yes, i think it says a lot, i think you can just look through all the names on that are related to epstein from the very start to the names that are coming out today, can you name me one person, just one, that's pro- palestine, can you name one, you can, these are all people that have been bought, that have been compromised or that willingly associated with these criminal acts, these acts that i'm actually not even going to say, these pedophile. acts these acts of rape, but these are people that are compromised, they have been bought and now they are puppets for essentially for the israeli regime. there's one more

contemporary islamic thought, zafar brangosh joining us from toronto. and uh political commentator shabircago. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. zafar bangosh in toronto. now, the total death tool from israel's 100 days of incessant bombing and attacks is nearing the 24,00 mark. over 60,000 people have also been injured, schools, mosks, churches, hospitals, ambulances. they've been a frequent target of the strikes uh, which have left only a handful of medical facilities. partially operational, palestinian officials say only six ambulances are still operational in the entire gaza strip, only six ambulances. please share with us your perspective on the horrors that gazans have been enduring for 100 days. let me add that the total casualties are probably more than 3000, not just 24,00, because there are approximately 7000 people that are under rubble that have not been dug out because 'there isn't any heavy machinery and even if people go to dig these bodies out, they are attacked by israeli snipers, so in that sense the death toll is much higher, with respect to th

also joining us is shabir rizy who's a political commentator joining us from chicago.you, yoseph azizi. um, we're looking at uh, the uh situation with irgc that has has targeted three countries, and i'm going to start with that, but move into the bigger picture of how um iran has uh not only been a victim of terrorism, but the... and uh terrorist activities exercised on iran back by uh some other countries, so let's look at iraq now, um, where we're looking at the iraqi kurdistan region of our bill, this is a site that israel used to spy basically uh covert operations, but in particular the focus was iran and it was used by masad, supported terrorist and uh obviously led to destabilizing activities, and it wasn't the first time the... has targeted that, we also had some news that uh there were some musad agents that were uh taken out as a result, what do you think about the fact that iran has struck this uh site and uh taken out what has been as i stated these anti-bond terrorist activities nature? i think the most important message of iran attack on iraqi kurdistan uh

contemporary islamic thought, zafar vangos, joining us from toronto. and uh political commentator shabir rizvy joining us from chicago. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. zafar bangosh and toronto. now the total death tool from israel's 100 days of incessant bombing and attacks is nearing the 24,00 mark. over 60,000 people have also been injured, schools, mosks, churches, hospitals, ambulances. they've been a frequent target of the strikes uh, which have left only a handful of medical facilities. operational, palestinian officials say only six ambulances are still operational in the entire gaza strip, only six ambulances. please share with us your perspective on the horrors that gazins have been endoring for 100 days. let me add that the total casualties are probably more than 3000, not just 24000, because there are approximately 7000 people that are under rubble, that have not been dug out because there is... any heavy machinery and even if people go to dig these bodies out, they are attacked by israeli snipers, so in that sense the death tool is much higher. wi

extremely important to take into consideration. you mentioned about the external factor, of course, as shabir mentioned, the iraqi resistance firing missiles at at hifi and and shutting it down, we also need to take into account the brilliant, brilliant operations of ansarulah in yemen, who have actually targeted israeli bound ships and israeli own ships, and even though the united states and britain have entered the free, entered the war on behalf of the zionis, i mean they were supplying the weapons and providing them diplomatic cover and so on, and now... they are militarily involved in it, but the americans will also face that defeat because ansar cannot be defeated. they have this experience for seven years fighting against the saudi and emirati aggressors and they have shown... that they have the determination and the will to confront this, so in that sense, even though can you imagine that, americans keep on saying that we don't want the war to be to spread in the region, and yet they are directly involved militarily in spreading the war, and so in that sense i think the effort by the

final thoughts, we have come to the end of this edition. the program, many thanks again to my guest shabir rasby for his contribution. gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. في فتره ترامب جاءوا وقالوا بصراحه هذا انتهى عليكم ان تتخذوا موقف اما معنا او ضدنا حقكم ان تتضاهروا ولكن انتبهوا الى من يتحرك تحت الطاوله قلنا له حاجه ان الولايات المتحده الامريكيه قد اهينت في العراق فنرجو منك عدم الحضور الى العراق لكن كانت حد the havines, iran is observing national day of morning after wednesday's terror attack in the southern city of caramon that killed nearly 100 people. 's vow a strong response to perpetrators and masterminds of the terror bombings in kermon amit global condemnations of the attack, and also in our headlines a death toll from israeli genocide in gaz exceeds 22,300 as refugee camps and healthcare sector remain targets of the regime strikes.

thoughts, we have come to the end of this edition of the... program, many thanks again to my guest shabir rasby for his contribution. gaza under attack, we'll be back tomorrow with more. until then, continue to keep palestine in your hearts. goodbye. يشكرون ايران على دورها في مكافحه الارهاب عرض اصوات كبير جدا في فتره ترامب جاءوا وقالوا بصراحه هذا انتهى عليكم ان تتخذوا موقف اما معنا او ضدنا حقكم ان تتضاهروا ولكن انتبهوا الى من يتحرك تحت الطاوله قلنا له حاجه ان الولايات المتحده الامريكيه قد اهينت في العراق فنرجو منك عدم الحضور الى العراق لكن كانت حد. the all zero highlights the importance of soft power which he says a country has been relying on over the past four decades. a terrorist attack is targeted a ceremony mark in the martin maniver. iran's general sulaymani, more than 100 people have lost their lives. connovations are still pouring in following israel's assassination of top hamos official in lebanon.

falk, former un special rapport tour on palestine human rights out of santa barbara, california and shabir is the political analyst out of london. well, thank you both for being with us. i'd like to start this off with richard fall, well, you are a former un special reporter on palestine human rights. did you ever think that you would be witnessing what you have?