carefully caviated amendment and abstain on the more blunt smp motion. the labour party under kir starmathat basically says, until israel tells them that it's time for a cease fire, they're not going to approve a cease fire. that's the bottom line of kier starma, he was given 5 million pounds. by a multi-billionaire whose only interest is ensuring there's no criticism of israel. as the chaoss deteriorated, the conservatives pulled out of the process entirely, enraged by the way labor had been allowed out of a sticky situation. soon after number of smp and conservative mps flounced out, labor's amendment was eventually passed and the speaker returned to the chamber, as the world watched on, flabbergasted. the message it does send is that is that the tories and labor are. it's time now for the news review of this bulletin. top un court is holding fourth day of hearings and israel's decades long occupation of palestinian territories. several representatives from different countries have addressed the hag based court. let's hear what some of them had to say. many laws. and checkpoints has cr

, i'm a previous labor voter and labor member, and i am not voting for the labor party under kier starma, um, i will vote, uh, i have very, i'm in brighton, so i've got a very potentially strong green candidate, they've called for a ceasefire. "and they are not in the pockets of any lobbists. i've been to israel uh over the last 30 years, so i've seen the horrors that have been there. this of course is unprecedented, um, "and i do think it has changed, i think it's made people very disassociated from politicians. fear and panic grip palestinians sheltering in raffa as hostilities expand in the desly densely packed area, supposed to provide safe refuge for over 1 and a half million people. the world health organization says there truly is nowhere safe in gaza. people are already living in unimaginable conditions. according to the..." who, new wave of displacement and additional injuries will have a catastrophic impact on people's health and mental wellbeing, and increase the trauma burden on the already alien health system, pushing it closer to the brink of collapse. let's listen to one d

time for a cease fire, they're not going to approve a cease fire. that's the bottom line of kier starmaorated, the conservatives pulled out of the process entirely, enraged by the way labor had been allowed out of a sticky situation. soon after number of smp and conservative mps flounced out, labor's amendment was eventually passed and the speaker returned to the chamber as the world watched on flabragasted. the message it does send is that is the... "the touries and labor are absolutely wedded to the us foreign policy and that is what they're following and this is what's leading them to still not calling for a cease fire properly. the takeaway from the spectacle, meaningless vote in favor of a cease fire our labor party that avoided a revolt and resignations, more disappointment for the anti-genocide movement in the uk, and a further erosion of palestinian confidence in countries that have the power to stop the israeli genocide, but simply won't. sapuraz up. press tv london and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. in this we

carefully caviated amendment and abstain on the more blunt smp motion. the labour party under kir starma is trying to find a way where they can adopt, they can say they voted for a cease fire, but with language that basically says, until israel tells them that it's time for a cease fire, they're not going to approve a cease fire. that's the bottom line of kier starma, he was given 5 million pounds. by a multi-billionaire whose only interest is ensuring there's no criticism of israel. as the chaos deteriorated, the conservatives pulled out of the process entirely, enraged by the way labor had been allowed out of a sticky situation. soon after, number of smp and conservative mps flounced out, labor's amendment was eventually passed, and the speaker returned to the chamber as the world watched on flabregasted. the message it does send is that is that the tories and labor are absolut. wedded to the us foreign policy and that is what they're following and this is what's leading them to still not calling for sease far properly. the takeaway from the spectacle, meaningless vote in favor of a ce

"i'm so disgusted with the labor party and i'm so disgusted with starma. let's from the un, the bodies human rights chief vulker turk has voiced deep concern about widespread destruction by the israel the occupation forces of civilian infrastructure in gaza. have a lesson. the israeli defense forces are reportedly destroying all buildings in the gaza strip that are within a kilometer of the israel gaza fence. clearing the area with the objective of creating a buffer zone. destructions carried out to create buffer zone for general security purposes do not appear consistent with the narrow military operations exceptions that are set out in international humanitarian law, extensive destruction of property, not justified by military necessity, and carried out unlawfully and wantedly amounts to a grave breach of the fourth geneva convention and a war crime. since october, my office has recorded widespread destruction and demolition by the idf of civilian and other. structure, including residential buildings, schools and universities in areas in which fighting i

you got the republicans saying the same thing is in here, you've got sunac saying the same thing is starma, so there's no mainstream or anti-genocide party in this country or in the united states. and that's a wake-up call for all of us, yeah, we need to change the system from top to bottom. this is a red line, if we don't make it a red line, we lose our humanity, genocide has to be a red line. um, so all this is swirling uh for all of us, do believe that is inflection point in world history, because you you and me, we've been working issues of imperialism, western imperialism, us imperialism, um, israeli war crimes, british warcimes for years, "and we've been kind of marginalized working in in little spaces, but now this and people, most that is because people aren't aware of the truth, and now the truth is staring everyone in the face, you know, no one can, no one can, every everyone a lot of people who aren't even political are shocked by what they're seeing bause they're seeing this genocide take place and they're seeing their governments openly support politicians that are promoting i

you got the republicans saying the same thing as in here, you've got sunac saying the same thing as starma, so there's no mainstream or anti-genocide party in this country or in the united states and a wake up call for all of us, yeah, we need to change the system from top to bottom. this is a red line, if we don't make it a red line, we lose our humanity, genocide has to be a red line, um, so all this is swirling for all of us, do believe that it's an inflection point in world history, because you you and me, we've been working on issues of imperialism, western imperialism, us imperialism, um, israeli war crimes, british war crimes for years and 'uh we've been kind of marginalized working in in little spaces, but now this and people most of that is because people aren't aware of the truth, and now the truth is staring everyone in the face, you know, no one can, no one can, every everyone a lot of people who are even political are shocked by what they're seeing buse they're seeing this genocide take place and they seeing their governments openly support politicians that are promoting it an

, i'm a previous labor voter and labor member, and i am not voting for the labor party under kier starma, um, i will vote, uh, i have very, i'm in brighton, so i've got a very potentially strong green candidate. "they've called for seizfire and they are not in the pockets of any lobbists. i've been to israel uh over the last 30 years, so i've seen the horrors that have been there. this of course is unprecedented, um, and i do think it has changed. i think it's made people very disassociated from politicians. for your un panic grip palestinians sheltering in raffa as hostilities expand in the des densely. area supposed to provide safe refuge for over 1 and a half million people. the world health organization says there truly is nowhere safe in gaza. people are already living in unimaginable conditions. according to the who, new wave of displacement and additional injuries will have a catastrophic impact on people's health and mental wellbeing, and increase the trauma burden on the already alien health system, pushing it closer to the brink of collapse. let's listen. last night was really

organization. so i will be doing absolutely nothing that uh to help elect a labour government led by care starma. i'm not sure yet how i will be voting, but i definitely know how i will not be voting. the u.s. israeli genocide of gazens has spilled out into a regional issue over the weekend, iran's foreign minister hussein amir abdullah yan was in lebanon and warn benjamin netanyahu of any extensive attack against lebanon. the day for an end to netanyahu and an end to the current situation in the region. the key to the security of shipping in the red sea is a hotel to the crisis, war and genocide in gaza. naturally, the islamic republic of iran will strongly support any initiative about gaza and the west bank, which centers around the palestinian people and leaders. let's continue the convert. conversation with my guests, father frank gally and caleb mopen, as we enter the final minutes of this broadcast, final question to you, caleb, george bush, the former american president and tony blaire, the former pm here, committed their career defining error of invading iraq, if you recall of course, an

can pursue claims for discrimination, but of course if there's ongoing cases and we've seen since starma has come in that it's been a real purget. the left and that continues to - take place even now and of course if there's new cases where that's taking place then absolutely those can potentially be pursued as well, well i think this judgment what it should do really should give employers pause for fault before they press the nuclear option in dismissing and terminating someone's employment because of views that they've expressed um particularly if the... issues that relate to what they might, what they may say is their belief in anti-zianism, and of course the belief in antizionism, david's belief in antisianism may differ or change or vary from someone else is, because you can have slightly different variants of the same belief, and the belief can even be a belief that one individual has, it doesn't have to be believed as collective or or you accepted by others either, so even if it's just one person that holds that belief, it's sufficient. um, but yeah, i think employees do really ne