he was the spiritual father of south africa . end of the apartheid regime was finally announced in the end of june 1991, following the widespread struggles of the apartheid opponents. nelson mandela, the leader of the african national congress party, after years of fighting against the apartheid regime and enduring a long imprisonment in 1994 a presidential election was won , thus ending the oppressive rule of apartheid . well, in the continuation of the program, for more information from you, dear ones, we have another conversation through skype with mr. kilobaga mafoni , a politician and professor at the university of south africa . let's see this episode together. kilobaga, mr. kiloboga. i would like to ask you this question, according to your election laws, who are the people who are required to vote and if it is possible. the election law is very clear and there is a way to ensure that only those who if they have reached the age of majority , they are eligible to vote. in addition to voting, they can run for office, win vote

we produce a400 gigawatt south africa. powering almost 2 million homes. the biggest challenge we see in africa is basically the bank ability of the projects in the continent in the grid power to power the grids. in continent in the grid power to power the grids.— power the grids. in senegal we've just _ power the grids. in senegal we've just seen _ power the grids. in senegal we've just seen them - power the grids. in senegal we've just seen them delay| we've just seen them delay significant leave by nine months their general election now, this is a real concern about the impact it will have on democracy there where it is seen as a bastion of stability. you operate in senegal, your thoughts on that? it’s you operate in senegal, your thoughts on that?— thoughts on that? it's not a aood thoughts on that? it's not a good thing. _ thoughts on that? it's not a good thing. in _ thoughts on that? it's not a good thing, in my - thoughts on that? it's not a good thing, in my opinion. | thoughts on that? it's not a| good thing, in m

our favorites in south africa. damn it, we have favorites in south africa. the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes, more than one thous, one thousand innocent lives lost, including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with. as hundreds of people have marched.

now uh, how did the islamic revolution impact uh on south africa and the liberation movement of south africa and so that even now we can see that south africa is at the forefront of fighting for palestinians just like imam komaini did? yeah, you know uh, before the revolution, uh, the relation between south africa and iran "it was just a diplomatic relation, but after the revolution, uh, imam hisself, the caught uh diplomatic relation with the apetite regime, and after the apetite regime, you know uh, nelson mandela, who was the pioneer of nsc, he came here and he said that the liberation of south africa, it was inspired by the iranian revolution, yeah." he came here and he appreciate the effort of iran in supporting irin liberation of south africa and after that you know he was honored uh by the university of tehrans where they gave him a phd in political science or phd so even there he reiterated that uh his struggle movement against the appatite regime was purely inspired by iran and in relation to the issues. of palestine, yeah, he made it clear after the independence in 1994, yea

diamond mines in the late 19th century in this land intensified the immigration of the british to south africa. after the english cecil rhodes in 1889, africa company he established the south in the style of the english east india company . resident dutch also to confront england. they created the african union with the aim of establishing an independent state from the dutch living in south africa . after some time, lord kitchener, the british general , was able to defeat the dutch whites and force them to hand over the transvaal and orange states to england. in this way , it was not long before the republic of south africa accepted british citizenship. here we have a conversation with mr. muhammad khalid saeed, member of parliament of cape town west province. please join us in the window program masrad mr. khaled , thank you for being with us in the window program, may you tell us how the role of the parliament is defined in your country and how influential it is in important decisions of your country. all members of the government must be accountable to the parliament. parliament has this sp

now uh, how did the islamic revolution impact uh on south africa and the liberation movement of south africa and so that even now we can see that? africa is at the forefront of fighting for palestinians just like imam komaini did, yeah, you know, uh, before the revolution, uh, the relation between south africa and iran, it was just a diplomatic relation, but after the revolution, uh, imam hisself, the caught uh diplomatic relation with the apetite regime, and after the appatite regime. you know uh nelson mandela who was the pioneer of nsc he came here and he said that the liberation of south africa it was inspired by the iranian revolution he came here and he appreciate the effort of iran in supporting iranian and liberation of south africa and after that you know he was honored uh by the university of tahran where they gave him a phd in political. science only phd, so even there he reiterated that uh, his struggle movement against the appartite regime was purely inspired by iran, and in relation to the issues of palestine, yeah, he made it clear after the independence in 1994, yeah,

favorites in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime, we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learn about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1, 1, innocent lives lost, including at least 27 americans. these guys make... the they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. libya is a north african country, the country has two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the house of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. amid the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice, icj to prevent genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in the studio his excellency ali jumal obaidi, the ambassador of lib

favorites in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by thatugly white regime, we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1ous, 1ous innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure. they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. after the occupation of palestinian lands and creation of the israeli regime, both sides came to realize the power of cinema in getting their messages across. the israeli regime used. cinema to show the territory it had occupied as heaven on earth in order to entice jews from all over the world to migrate to the occupied territories. on the other hand, although belatedly, palestinians also learned to use the power of media and cinema to make their voice heard across the world. there was a new battle. field for both sides, p. authorities condemn isra

in south africa.s to make things work. for the barbie movie fans, you may be able to get your hands on some actual pink merchandise soon. the company behind the classic nokia smartphone is working in partnership with mattel to launch a barbie flip phone which is due out this summer. the device will look like the throwback phones from years ago with buttons instead of a touch—screen. if you think you can scroll on instagram or tick—tock company, think again. the phone will have no internet access at all. —— tiktok. that is it for the programme, thanks for watching. bringing you different stories from across the uk. when darren was diagnosed with bone marrow cancer three years ago his life was changed forever. since then he has undergone chemotherapy at barnsley and is now about to start a round of stem cell treatment.— start a round of stem cell treatment. ~ . , ., treatment. might have been a coule of treatment. might have been a couple of tablets, _ treatment. might have been a couple of tablets, thi

and already we've had body bags returning to south africa. in fact, just the sweet came to soldiers that were killed in the move to attack the bodies arrived, so it's becoming a domestic issues. but of course, the south african troops, a part of a scientific mission to the d. r. c, which consists of south africa. i'm a law we and times in the. and i have spoken to south african diplomats and officials, both within the army and diplomatic officials, and they add them in south africa as part of a peacekeeping mission. they want the new york city to have peace but cannot afford conflict. the continent cannot afford conflict. now, one could argue at times of africa, and it might be perceived as having a not eve kind of viewpoint of peacebuilding use makes the sooner we get is time to bring different policies together. but so that's what gets been involved in the d r c. since the 1990s, in fact, for president nelson mandela in 1998. um, you know, heard the calls of lowering could be less senior, but lake norman could be low cost and he had in fact,

from south africa's response. so we may not see this any time soon as ever, but we can predict, i think, what is real. we'll try to emphasize in the reports. but i should say at the start of the reports today, for example, the prime minister netanyahu as asked for the report to be sparse. i think that would be a big mistake phrase real because this is an opportunity for israel to try to convey to the court everything that if things that's too many to comply with, the order i would expect is real to focus mainly on what is real, sees as its best efforts to facilitate humanitarian assistance into gaza. now whether it's the way israel portrays its efforts to deliver the manager and assistance would be credible to a broader audience is a different question. but i think that that's where the emphasis will be placed. israel's report, okay, but if the report isn't made public, i mean is anything going to come to the desk officially they'll be less public pressure on israel to comply. you know, if we don't know what's in

in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1ous, 1ous innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure. they are pure evil, but i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stand. welcome to another episode of the watch dog, here we are after hundre days of genocidal war on gaza, the israeli forces have committed all manner of indignity on the people of ghazza, we... seen unspeakable crimes, things which i'm sure we all wish we never saw, things which are indelably marked on our minds, things which have entered our dreams, things that have entered our daily lives, when we see these images of people clinging to that which they hold most dear. and watching it slip away from them in front of their eyes, how could we not apply these experiences vi

egypt, senegal and south africa. we produce a400 gigawatt hours per year. two million homes. the biggest challenge we see in africa is basically the bankability of projects on the continent and the grid capacity to be able to evacuate the energy into the grids. in senegal, we havejust seen, a significant delay by nine months, their general election. this is a real concern, the impact it will have on democracy there, where it is seen as a bastion of stability. you operate in senegal. your thoughts on that? it's not a good thing in my opinion. government should stick to the dates of elections. but then again, the details behind that, we are not fully aware of, so the reasons behind that i cannot comment. also elections in south africa, another country you say you operate in significantly. in south africa, many people are suffering with power outages on a daily basis. it's a real headache for households and businesses. at infinity power, how do you counter that? i mean, it's been a struggle for us for the past two or three years in south africa. certain energy

the convention and prevention of punishment of the crime of genocide in the cause of street in south africa business as well, so of africa and us to discuss good, how is those ongoing ex mentions being caused from part of the continuum of ego tax perpetrated by its atkins, published in, in people since the 1948. not far since then, the 19 specific occupation legality of that occupation is not the subject of this matter before the court, which is the president. the student cause is one which resonates strongly with the people of south africa. that is because the public students struggle involves one sort of memories of our own struggle against pottage. segregation and depression was, is an experience which i believe i was an experience of doing it for 2 by the united nations, particularly to console in 1980 as a crime victims to the questions and dignity of mankind. and as being incompatible with the rights and dignity of man, it is not without a measure of but one notes, but this painful experience about pulse as enables the filter to make a significant contribution to the development of in

south africa understood scored how israel's ongoing act. and omissions in gaza from part of a continuum of illegal acts perpetrated by it against palestinian people since the 1948 nagbar and since then the 1967 occupation, the legality of that occupation is now the subject of this matter before the court. mr. president, the palestinian cause is one which resonates strongly with the people of. africa, that is because the palestinian struggle invokes mournful memories of our own struggle against apart, segregation and oppression. ours is an experience which uply, ours is an experience uply referred to by the united nations security council in 1980, as a clime against the conscience and dignity of mankind. and as being incompatible with the rights and dignity of man. it is not without a measure of irony that one notes that this painful experience of our pasts has enabled south africa to make a significant contribution to the development of international law on apartate. from this experience, a universal legal prohibition of its practice. emerged in the form of a peremptory norm and an inte

c, which consists of south africa. i'm a law we and times in the. and i have spoken to south african diplomats and officials, both within the army and diplomatic officials, and they add them in south africa as part of a peacekeeping mission. they want the drug see, to have peace, but cannot afford conflict. the continent cannot afford conflict. now, one could argue at times of africa, and it might be perceived as having a non eve kind of viewpoint of peacebuilding use makes the sooner we get is time to bring different policies together. but so that's what gets really involved in the d r c. since the 1990s, in fact, for president nelson mandela in 1998, you know, hurt the coal soft lowering could be less senior, the late northern could be low cost and he had in fact um, you know, dealt with the wanda and somebody who, you know, one to 2 seem to be done a full space. and so for south africa, it is absolutely puts in that, that this piece in the d r c piece in the east stuff come go. they of course, um, as part of southern which is a, you know, a mule.

alan liel is a former israeli ambassador to south africa. look at our television, i'm sure tomorrow people will not speak about it anymore, it will be tendency to shelve it somewhere and forget about it, but... they said for instance that they are waiting for a report in a month. let's see if the court convince in a month. what do you get from these two contradicting uh positions or stances here for? okay. so this uh icj ruling was undoubtedly a great moral victory for the palestinians, it was extremely symbolic, this was the first time israel's been taken to court essentially to brought, it's the first time it's been brought to answer for its crimes, and so ammar aljazi is correct, this is a big win for the palestinians in a sense, but we have to understand the cynicism from the palestinian people living in gaza, we have to understand how they're feeling, the disappointment is expected, we have to understand that because... "the icj doesn't have any enforcement power, there's nothing really it can do, it wasn't able to call for a ceasefire,

so as south africa sides, the genocide is also uh, still happening in guy. so, but also a part hides. so both of these terms, genocide, apartheid of our we strongly hurt here and these oral arguments that we've been hearing so far this afternoon. we will continue with a not a 4 countries and we will hear their arguments as well. but so far i can definitely say that the fall majority of the countries we've heard so far. i calling for an immediate answer to this on lawful occupation. stuff that's not inside the international court of justice and the hang a lot. south africa's long being an advocate of palestinian rights last months that took a israel to the international court of justice, accusing it of genocide in gaza from it. and then i looked back at the history of its support for the palestinians in 1948. so the africans, government, of all white constitutions, legalized racism and segregation of non whites, a state policy. the africans word for the separation is a par tate. in the same year, the state of israel was declared triggering the 1st arab is rea

our favorites in south africa. damn it, we have favorites in south africa. the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say word about the situation in israel. the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becom." they're pure, they're pure evil, that's from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stand. day 130 of the us is ready genus. side in gaza, fresh air strikes claim more palestinian lives pushing the death tilt to nearly 28,500. meantime, the israely army confirms the lots of three more troopers in gaza bring the death tool of regime forces since the ground invasion to 232. also in the headlines, iran's forem minister holds talks with the amir of qatar and the leader of the hamas movement in doha focusing on ending the genocide in god.

damn it, we have favorites in south africa. the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel. the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1ous, 1 innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, but i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. the economic community of west african states echoas is facing an unprecedenting challenge. on the 27th of january 2024, mali, burkina faso and niger announced their plan to withdraw from membership of equas after reconciliation efforts failed. now the three military lead west africa. nations have accused os of becoming a threat to its members, former colonial powers, france, the european union, the uk and the united states have sided with workers after military takeovers

so that's the body of this case that south africa has accused israel of.rms of what's happened here over the last couple of weeks, they're focusing purely on provisional measures. and provisional measures have a much lower evidentiary bar. the judges have to be convinced that there is a plausible risk that the palestinians in gaza face real and imminent irreparable harm. this is going to take years and years to get a judgment out of the court, isn't it? and it'lljust be a sort of historical thing without necessarily having a present relevance, won't it? the reason why this matters now is because these provisional measures have an immediate and binding effect on israel's ability to conduct its military operations in gaza. for example, they said israel must ensure its military doesn't commit any acts that could constitute violations of the genocide convention. israel must ensure there are no statements made in public that could be seen as incitement to genocide. israel must allow humanitarian access to the palestinians who remain in gaza, and it has to repor

disappointed. describing some proceedings as stopping short of ordering a ceasefire as requested by south africa, which brought the case. let us begin our exposition with fuad itaim to showcase broadcast media productions covering this historic court order with fake news expose. now on friday january 26, the world's eyes were on the hate. as the international court of justice icj granted some of the orders south africa requested against the israeli regime, but most notably declined to order the israeli entity to immediately suspend its military operations in gaza. for what do you have for us on this matter? thank you for having me, so there have been a lot of reactions to the throughout the media to the icj's order or partial order in this case, so let's start with the israeli narrative. we're going to plan msnbc inter. with the israeli consulate general in new york, alone pinkas, claims in this interview that there was no evidence provided by south africa at the icj for genocidal intent, wow, let's watch, let's see that, it's like this, it's like yellow card in soccer, um, it was a stern warnin

their fourth afcon title — and as our reporter ian williams has been telling me from bouake — south africar the first time at the tournament. they never have at african before. four out of five victories at african. chances depend on the south african. chances depend on the south africa goalkeeper who saved a remarkable four penalties out of five i/a—final shoot—out against cape verde. they led by the leader hugo bruce. can he do the same this time round? and they match—up will be the one people are looking at, williams against 0simhen, the african footballer of the year. nigeria a surprise package this year because of their form coming to the tournament, drawing world cup qualifiers against zimbabwe and lost a warm up game to give me but that's how you win four successive clean sheets. they look like a real unit now led by 0simhen. 0simhen against williams when the game kicks off at 5pm. williams when the game kicks off at 5 - m. ., williams when the game kicks off at 5m, ., . ., williams when the game kicks off at 5m. ., w williams when the game kicks off at 5pm. you can watch it on bbc

south africa. no 0. yeah. that's our most important, most popular, most interesting when they speak of the question of stein was that as a 4th period, because of south africa or the as a set to the colonial, as in the case of all julia. mm. i wonder interrupt you there for a moment, cuz we're going to come back to you and talk more about this. but we can now go back to a professor. i'm a lot of a, from algeria today on the legal consequences. now, for israel, it is on the obligation to put an end to violations of international ends is as intuitive to the repair only on suffered by the palestinian people. and also under obligation to, to deliver on all the obligations that are violated and to repair the home and to the other states. not to recognize the situation created by this and not to render assistance to israel. number recent events, such as the question of no rendering assistance to israel, is beginning to take shape falls in un full, the general assembly and the security council. the name is to increase

the show today, ted koffe, the broadcaster and political analyst and joining us via skype from south africa is muhammad desai, he's the executive director of africa for palestine. gentlemen, good to see you both. ted, i it breaks my heart every time we sit here to talk about how the situation has deteriorated, not got better. we've seen the... that's taken place in raffa, just bring me your thoughts, well it it it's extraordinary, because i mean everything seems to happen on on parallel lines, you know, and parallel lines of course meet it to infinity, there's all this talk about finding solution for post bombarded gaza, but the carnage continues and the stats are horrific, 85% of the people are homeless, 25% of the people are starving, 27. 500 known bodies, we don't know how many have been entomed, and the people are living in 33% of the space they were before, which was already tight, but absolutely, it's horrific. mohammed, let me bring you in here, it it seems so heartbreaking, and before we get into kind of the african perspective on this one, just very briefly, your own thoughts since

the islamic republic supported the uprising of the people of south africa led by the african national congress against the apartheid regime. a year later, the administration of the south african government was removed from the hands of the apartheid regime, after which political relations between the islamic republic and south africa were re-established. but the story of the occupying regime of al-quds after the first world war, england and france divided a part of the geography of the ottoman empire among themselves , but at the same time, palestine was decided to be administered under the supervision of the united nations. a little later , despite their agreement with the french, the british occupied it and took it under their control. this it was the best thing for the zionists because they had already decided that the jews of the world would go to palestine. jews were provided for palestine. the journey of the jews to palestine was not an ordinary migration. because the zionist militia groups like the hagana, who were trained by the british , started killing and killing palestinia

i believe he's the to the moon for memories of the struggle, again, stuff, heartache, and in south africa and in palestine. and so that has been this ongoing solidarity . i also think about the same time and to have high tate active funds of africa and abroad have been instrumental in strengthening the low on a party whether it is be a project convention or. busy kind of draft principles throughout history that has been a strong surge of anticipate anti colonial lawyer and. and if you look on the streets in south africa, you know, the purchased action, the, the boy cut the investment and sanctions, the absolute support for the palestinian cause is overwhelming. and there is a deep sense of solidarity between many south africans, most of africans. and the people of the case has been brought against the dentist. israel at the international court of justice is being brought is being referred to as being brought against israel. but of course, occupation is a policy of successive, is rarely governments do you think your or what is your interpretation of how the jews around the world feel repre

but the way south africa, south africa have played, you can never write them off in this tournament. league now know they're route to the final. if chelsea want to give outgoing manager emma hayes the perfect send off, they'll need to beat ajax in the quarter finals — and then beat either norwegian side brann or defending champions barcelona to reach the final. the other two quarterfinals see lyon face benfica and paris saint—germain play sweden's hacken. less than five months after being appointed, boris becker has stepped down as coach of world number seven holgar rune. in a statement on social media, becker said he had to withdraw from the role because of "private and professional responsibilities". the three—time wimbledon champion previously coached novak djokovic from 2013 to 2016. meanwhile, former world number one simona halep�*s appeal against a four—year doping ban will be heard by the court of arbitration for sport from wednesday. halep was suspended after an independent tribunal found she had committed "intentional" anti—doping violations in september last year. halep say

i mean, what is south africa's view? is it committed to bringing peace to the region a lot, or who replaces this you and force which is on the ground right now is just used to leave at the end of the to absolutely, i do and, and that's, you know why these also some confusion until, you know, when ease the forces, the wind forces withdrawing, how will the 2 missions work in sync with another? because of course, as i mentioned beside the commission that consists of south africa tends in the end, malawi, so i think so. firstly again, um, so it's of the 1st time that south africa is in the d r c. it's being they since post a hot date. um, 1994 of course, 1998 was told to present nelson mandela. and then that was also part of the commission, the 23rd team that actually broke the policies together. and that's the spokesperson had mentioned um, but i think this time around, they facing much more the foot to right. and as we put from the various parties. and these are concerned domestically adrian that, um, you know, as much as

nigeria's match was filled with drama, going to extra time and penalties before they put south africaut. and it's been an incredible tournament for ivory coast, who sacked their manager after the group stages and have scraped through some of their matches. they beat democratic republic of congo i—o. jon bennett has more on two fascinating semi—finals from abijan. we have had miracles, we had dramas, we had big slices of luxury for this tournament for ivory coast. but this performance was all about quality and control. they were super against the congo. at times it didn't look like their opponents knew how to attack this ivory coast coast. sebastian haller, the striker is the face on all the billboards in abidjan and across ivory coast. he was already a hero. he's a bigger hero now after scoring the goal which has put ivory coast in the africa cup of nations final, a shot which they looped over the goalkeeper into the back of the net. he made his first start of the tournament. he's been recovering from injury. so did brighton simon dhingra and they both made a real difference. ivory co

egypt, senegal and south africa. we produce a400 gigawatt hours per year. challenge we see in africa is basically the bankability of projects on the continent and the grid capacity to be able to evacuate the energy into the grids. in senegal, we havejust seen, a significant delay by nine months to their general election. this is a real concern, the impact it will have on democracy there, where it is seen as a bastion of stability. you operate in senegal. your thoughts on that? it's not a good thing in my opinion. government should stick to the dates of elections. but then again, the details behind that, we are not fully aware of, so the reasons behind that i cannot comment. also elections in south africa, another country you say you operate in significantly. in south africa, many people are suffering with power outages on a daily basis. it's a real headache for households and businesses. at infinity power, how do you counter that? i mean, it's been a struggle for us for the past two or three years in south africa. certain energy purchase programmes, round f

he awarded south africa a spot kick and it was scored by mokwena.l the way to the shoot—out. and this time ronwen williams, the south africa goalkeeper and captain, couldn't be the hero. kelechi iheanacho scored the winner, and in this stadium behind me, it will now be ivory coast, the hosts ,against nigeria in the africa cup of nations final well, upset for south africa after going out in the cruelist way on penalties, but nigeria managerjose peseiro spoke after the victory and said his squad would enjoy their hard earned win. the players are happy. they deserve. we deserve. the super eagles deserve. uh, it was a very good victory against a very good team. back in nigeria, fans were celebrating after watching their side go through. these were the scenes in lagos as that last penalty went in. fans — who'd been on the edge of their seats, celebrating the tight victory. they'll be looking forward to that final on sunday where nigeria will surely be favourites to take the trophy. the last time nigeria won the tournament was in 2013. our guys did it. lo

favorites in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1ous, 1,ous innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans. these guys make uh the they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. the headlines this hour: who complaints about israel denying its request to get aid to the people in need and gaza where the health system is absolutely overburdened. themas is joining seasfire talks underway in cairo, where egyptian and qatari mediators have already met with israeli negotiators without reaching an agreement. also, the headlines israeli occupation forces have hit a number of villages in southern lebanon, force civilians have been killed.

in south africa, the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly whiteay a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack, the more horrifying it becomes. more than 1, 1,0 innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans and these guys make, they make al-qaeda look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, but i said from the beginning, the united states, make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united states stands with israel. the headlines on the third 131st day of the us's ringly genocide in gaza, occupation forces intensify attacks on the southern city of rapha, despite widespread international. warnings, efforts in egypt to reach se deal in gaza have reportedly failed to make a breakthrough in talks that will continue for another three days and also the secretary general of lebanon's hezballah asserts that the resistance movements attacks on israel will persist until the aggression against the gaza strip ceases.

with the pending contentious case under the genocide convention of 1948, which was submitted by south africa and has garnered the support of countless countries and not only in the global south. now what to expect, certainly the policies are apartite policies, the... is a long president of the international court of justice in the cases concerning navibia and south africa etc. and the states that are participating in these hearings this week, total of 53 states, stay with me, stay with me, i just want because we will get into some of this later on in the program, but overall i if had to ask you in your perspective, do you feel that this hearing is significant, very significant or not? i do think it is very significant because of the attention that it has garnered thus far and because of the considerable number of states that are participating in the hearings, of course it is moral uh, it will be moral ' advisory opinion without the possibility of enforcement, so if you're looking for enforcement uh, look to the contentious cases which are legally binding. okay, stay with me, stay with me, al

many years continues to live with south african people and leaders and that's that's how you had south africaonal court of justice against the genocide in palestine, and if it wasn't for what iran did in 1979, the south african economy could continue with with all the oil that they were getting from iran and the colapse of the apartide regime might have not happen at the time that it did, so this is... an international struggle, whether you are in iran or in canada or in united states or in africa, the nature of oppression is international and struggle against that oppression should be international, and this was the message of the revolution, and to continue along that line, the fact that imam stood for the oppressed his intentions behind standing up for... press uh was voiced through uh what was happening to the people in south africa in terms of the regime there, the partide regime there, and uh we take a look at how that has been a core theme of iran for the palestinians and how the israeli regime has uh pretty much violated their human rights um with the with the goal um of uh unifying e

damn it, we have favorites in south africa. the favorites in south africa are the people who are being repressed by that ugly white regime. we have favorites. i also want to say a word about the situation in israel, the more we learned about the attack. the more horrifying it becomes, more than 1, 1, innocent lives lost including at least 27 americans, these guys make, they make al-qaed look pure, they're pure, they're pure evil, i said from the beginning, the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel, united state stand

what people are looking at, south africa's goal.eanwhile, ivory coast have never when the competition on home soil, but expectations have risen after their improbable run to last for, having scraped into the last 16. they needed a late equaliser against senegal. they found a dramatic winner against mali, and they face democratic republic of the congo. we will democratic republic of the congo. - will go to the stadium, maybe speak about motivation. all players know the importance of the game for us. and for the country. and motivation, 0k, tomorrow another game and we are ready for that. the 0k, tomorrow another game and we are ready for that-— ready for that. the asian cup, there is one semifinal— ready for that. the asian cup, there is one semifinal remaining - ready for that. the asian cup, there is one semifinal remaining after- is one semifinal remaining after jordan's stand to teatime champion south korea. qatar, the host and defending champions, are hoping to succeed all the way this time. they are unbeaten so far, but will fa

south africa was chris hani, we saw it right towards the end of its life here in south africa in attempt to destabilize the situation and it still lead to the demise of the apart state in south africa. exactly the same thing is going to happen with israel, i don't see any difference. okay, okay, appreciate your comments and insight. mariam salah, our correspondent in beirot, zakar ahmed mat, attorney and activist and johannesburg. thank you for watching this edition of the news review. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, western. according to egyptian media, the cia and most chiefs have sat with the katari prime minister and senior egyptian official. was hailed as positive by qatar, it however has gone back and forth between the two sides several times. the fresh talks came as the palestine resistance movement said that israel is not serious about deal, man is merely buying time. international calls for an end to the gaza war intensifying with more western officials criticizing israel's allies for their standpoints on the massacre. scotland's firs

the regime's genocide nears 28, mostly women and children. nikaguway officially applies to join south africa's genocide case against israel at the international court of justice saying the regime is violating the genocide convention. a yemen's ansalah movement reaffirms the support for gaza saying aggressive moves by the uk and the us or the main threat to navigation in the red sea. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in terron, thank you for joining us, israel's unrelenting onslaught on the gaza strip's health system continues as the regime launches renewed attacks on two main hospitals. in the territory, according to palestinian media, israeli drones have hit nasa hospital in the southern city of hanjunis, killing at least one civilian and wounding several others. the hospital the second largest in gaza has been subjected to a military siege for several weeks. gaza officials also warned against the disastrous conditions in another medical facility in the city, the palestinian society says the lives of patients at the amal hospital or at risk. due to a complete depl

south africa had a difficult path to independence.een under an apartheid regime since 1948, a system of racial discrimination that gave exclusive rights to white people. who spent 27 years in prison, who was not broken and who was able to put forward an idea like this the so-called rainbow nation, yes, which called for a harmonious fusion of all races and ethnic groups that live in south africa. after the african national congress led by mandela came to power and the abolition of apartheid, south africa managed to avoid civil confrontation and establish coexistence with yesterday's people. in april 2011, yur came to brix. russia, just like brazil, india and china, has a new partner and ally. initially there was a structure called brick, yes, without the s at the end of the word and there was no ur there, the s means africa, southern africa. later it was decided that this association, which positioned itself as the flagship of the non-western world, which tried to develop truly alternative development concepts, should not... in johanne