i don't think there'll be any american war, which starmer will notfully support, and the idea of starma being an advocate for peace was always proposterous, but in the very first few days of his prime ministership, he rushed off to meet the ukrainians and he started talking about boosting military spending in britain a time when millions of british... children are going hungry every single week, so nothing to be expected from that quarter, and your quick thought here, make on the situation that we were highlighting in the west bank, we we don't give it as much credences as as we perhaps should, but that is also a flash point, is it not? mean, the israelis take the opportunity of their killing for 40,000 people easily by now uh to kill over 500 palestinians in the west bank, which normally would be worldwide news, but has been..." 'you it's like something very bright but completely eclipsed by the glare of the sun and and the news from gaza has eclipse that the genocidal activity of the israelis in the west bank, well there has long been a policy of impunity for israeli soldiers to shoot

in his first few days in office starma has attempted to shore up his fragile position. in a phone call with benjamin netanyahu he urged. for sefy in gaza and said that palestinians had undeniable right to statehood, but britain continues to supply the zinest regime with arms and new prime minister intends to delay recognition of palestine to maintain relations with united states. despite gaining a large majority, starmer's electoral standing is weak and much of that is because of the pro-palestine vote in britain. it's not yet clear whether his superficial signals against design offensive will be enough. to hoodwink labor's former support base to return to the party. karim, this was the win for kier starmer that it's been made out to be, was it? actually, if you look at the voting statistics, jeremy corbin, one more the popular vote in 2017 and 2019, he k star, only one, or rather shall i say, sir kid starver, only one so many seats because of huge collapse in the concert. party vote, he benefited from that, so did the liberal democrats, it's a very weak foundation for

new prime minister starma ran on campaign of economic stabilities, cutting national health wait timeiting teachers. he addressed the nation saying country first, party second and politics can be a force for good. >> brick by brick, we will rebuild the infrastructure of opportunity the world-class schools and colleges, affordable homes that are ingredient of hope for working people. working class families like mine can build around. >> earlier today prime minister starma met with king charld charles for kissing of the hands, these days it is just a hand shake. he will appoint 22 ministers, his team. >> i leave this job honored to have been your prime minister. this is best country in the world and thanks entirely to you, the british people, true source of all achievements, our strengths and our greatness. thank you. >> and the election saw brexit leader nigel farage win in his ninth attempt. this is first general election for him. we got news early this morning, former conservative liz truss lost her seat in parliament, as well. >> joey: we were just discussing, different system over

long time israeli asset kir starma has been thrust in power as prime minister. this is of course. bad news for palestine. before the election, labor had claimed that one of zama's first acts would be to recognize a palestinian sate. however, just before the election, starmer backtracked saying that such an act would harm britain's special relationship with the united states. who are some of the pro israel individuals that have been wooing neighbor and who are the other figures who have pumped last minute funds into the party just before the elections? the new chancellor of excha rachel. reeves received close to 100,000 from israel lobbyiist victor blanc to cover office costs over the course of the year. blanc was chairman of lloyd's tsb and the mirror group newspapers. through his charitable foundation, blanc has funded balochem, which pumps cash from britain into the israeli occupation forces. stuart roden gave last-minute injection of £570,000 to the labour party, just a week with... before the election. roden was filmed trying to provoke pro-palestinian prote

because it it it all goes hand- in hand with this control over the world, and you know, and and kia starma has allegedly some form in this, because he let uh jimmy savel go under the net, he he he allowed abuse of children going on in northern towns without really properly investigating it while he was a public servant. 'um and it keeps boasting about that time, but he never talks about the things he let under the go under the carpet. i just wonder what absolutely correct, as well as julian nassange uh whom he conspired to be extradited on what turned out to be false charges uh of sexual malfisence and and criminality to sweden, but it was all a plot so that he could then be further extra'. back to the united states for trial on espinage charges, but you're right in everything you said there, kier starmer's record uh is so thread bear on these issues, charles that uh the directorate of public prosecutions that he once headed has deleted and lost uh much of the email traffic uh that would have uh nailed them on some of these things, that's the... what i mean when i talk about all these thin

out with this decision, i mean david lamy himself has has got, he's changed his tune a bit, as as starma, um, when they're in opposition they can say all sorts of things, they can criticize trump, they can say this, and when now they're in power, now he's the foreign secretary, he's got to be... as this tough foreign secretary and starm is is is on the world stage now uh talk about supporting um ukraine we've got um ukraine's president in in london right now um and starmus agreed to give three billion as as loans to ukraine i mean when you give loan to ukraine where's the security there and have we got any hope of getting that back if they lose the war um it's i don't these politicians they just change their their face to suit whatever whatever going on at at the time. all right, mick, i'm going to check up with you on that question a little bit later, and it must be said that there was an independent report done into those allegations made by israel, and some of those cases, for the most part were not thought to hold water and no evidence was brought forth. but let's move over to washin

but the uk is also under the influence of international zinanism, as the new regime of kier starma is proving, as it too launches vicious assaults on the young people bravely standing for palestine. on the evening of the 8th of july, two known zinanis provocateurs called the police on the pro palestine encampment at soas university in london, falsely allegging that they had been victims of a theft. the police arrived and believed the story concocted by the zinest militants and proceeded to violently arrest seven protesters, including some who were visibly disabled. what follows are these shocking scenes? move back, don't touch me, move back, hold this, let her go, let her go, you do... students proceeded the next day to protest outside the police station calling for the release of the arrested. the students were released but must appear in court and have been told the university is investigating them, despite there being no evidence at all that they committed any crimes. to discuss this important topic are two very special guests. we're honored to be joined by said shabir rizy. said s

marked the end of 14 years of conservative party rule and a super majority in parliament for sir starmas party, but the huge increase labor seats did not correspond with major increase in the labor vote with hundreds of thousands of voters preferring pro- palestine candidates standing either independence or with smaller political parties. the labor party understama's rule as seen a purge of pro- palestine activists and officials and an overwhelming support for israel and a state ideology of zionism. for decades muslims have been strong backers of the label. party, but for many in the uk's muslim community, the support that labor showed for israel after the 7th of october last year was the final straw. there were calls in many quarters to build a political movement that could damage labour and raise the issue of palestine. however, the former prime minister risun surprised everyone by calling an election sooner than expected. the campaign against labor was disorganized and in some cases multiple pro-palestine candidates stood for the same seat. splitting the vote and handling labor victor

of the current government and even the next, no one even during the election campaign, i say that starmaas such a supporter. of the european union, and when all this happened, i stopped talking about it, because i realized that now in these conditions it is impossible for the labor party to organize such and such a referendum without losing something, the labor party itself does not have this, this unity, and there is another point, which, by the way, postpones the need to hold this referendum, and it is also related to this election, is the absolutely incredible failure of the scottish national party the scottish national party, as we know, has always been the driver of scottish independence, and after the united kingdom, it left the european union, the scottish national party started saying, listen, you've lied to us, we , when we had the referendum, we wanted to stay in the united europe, and now it turns out that you left the united europe and took us with you, so we want to return to the united europe, so it turns out that, what... the scottish national party practically lost most o

on things like the three billion pounds promised to israel by the new british prime minister kier starmank in april to say that israel faced..." defeat a total defeat, it's facing not just military defeat, it's also lost the media war, it's lost world opinion and it's becoming rapidly a par state from which is difficult to see it recovering, and combined with this is a deepening economic crisis as the region and the world unites against israel for its horrific crimes in gaza. thank you so much for that, some important information there, let's bring it our next guest, she is a journalist and international correspondent for the main greek independent media um the pr project.gr is the address. toma, welcome to economic divide. um, the uh record number of israeli businesses to be closed, it's actually not a record during the covid era, there were more israeli businesses that closed, but uh, after the onslot we're looking at around 40,00 with 70,000 by the end of 2024. um, and and this really obviously is pointing to a dire economic situation. i'd like to get an idea from you how bad israel's

gaza, but the uk is also under the influence of international zinanism, as the new regime of kier starma is proving, as it too launches... vicious assaults on the young people bravely standing for palestine. on the evening of the 8th of july, two known zinanis provocateurs called the police on the pro palestine encampment at soas university in london, falsely allegging that they had been victims of a theft. the police arrived and believed the story concocted by the zinist militants and proceeded to violently arrest seven protesters, including some who were visibly disabled. what follows are these shocking scenes? let her go, let her go! what the fuck are you doing? what are you doing? students proceeded the next day to protest outside the police station, calling for the release of the arrested. the students were released but must appear in court and have been told the university is investigating them despite there being no evidence at all that they committed any crimes. to discuss this important topic are two very... special guests, we're honored to be joined by said shabir rizvy. sayid

that is, putin has additional options, and such politicians as akir starma obviously know about these options. by the way, from the latest news , information appeared on our airwaves from the local media that israel struck yemen, more precisely. according to the houthis we are talking about, the fuel depots in the proto-mister city of hodeidah, which is controlled by the houthis, became the target, and there are already a huge number of videos on social networks where these fuel depots are actually burning, maybe something else is burning, maybe some weapons , well , the information, i think will be supplemented and we will find out over time, but here we ... saw that there was a response from israel, and perhaps there was also information that israel struck together with the united states of america, this information needs further clarification, so indeed if we we are talking about great britain, if we are talking about the permission to hit the territory of russia with high-precision missiles, then we are really observing that it will be possible... escalation actually again in the

stommer is basically a product of neoliberalism, there no difference between old tory and k starma'srhaps even further right than we realize, and i think that's going to continue reform is going to force the tories to go even further right and it'll make the labor go in, so i see in the future is really shift towards right rightest policies uh" and i think here starmer in terms of his attitude towards gaza and towards humanitarianism and towards uh foreign policies which are just, but forget it, it's not going to happen uh kistamer is no different from rishi sunakul, in fact again he's even more uh compliant than i think the tories are and on so many issues, i neoliberalism is is the culprate, but behind the scenes it's those who financially back neoliberalism as the ideology of of choice in the west and until the the british public are more politically or... less politically illiterate, less economically illiterate, you won't see any changes. no changes. well, that is all for gaza under attack everyone, my thanks mosen abbas and mark wadsworth and to you for watching us. catch our e

in his first few days in office, starma has attempted to shore up his fragile position. in a phone call with benjamin netanyahu, he urged for sease fire in gaza and said that palestinians had undeniable right to statehood, but britain continues to supply the zianist regime with arms and the new prime minister intends to delay recognition of palestine to maintain relations with united states. despite gaining a large majority, starmer's electoral standing is weak and much of that is because of the pro-palestine vote in britain. it is not yet clear whether his superficial signals against design offensive will be enough to hoodwink labor's former support base to return to the party. karim, this wasn't the win for kier starmer that it's been made out to be, was it? actually, if you look at. the voting statistics jomry corbin one more of the popular vote in 2017 and 2019. he fear starmer only one or rather shall i say sir kid starber only won so many seats because of huge collapse in the conservative party vote. he benefited from that. so did the liberal democrat is very weak

and met with starma for the first time since that nation's election last week. >>> biden will face the week's biggest term tomorrow during a news conference that many say will be critical for his professional future. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: tonight while hosting dozens of world leaders, president biden is promoting unity and strength. >> today, we're stronger than we've ever been. >> reporter: but that message comes as the president faces fresh calls to leave the race. today one of his most prominent supporters asked voters to coalesce. and this morning, former house speaker nancy pelosi became the highest ranking democrat to signal he could still drop out. >> it's up to the president to decide if he's going run. we're all encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short. >> reporter: a striking statement considering the president has repeatedly said, he has decided. >> i am staying in the race. pelosi later clarifying she still supports the president. >> president biden is nancy pelosi still behind you, sir? >> still, top house democrat jeffries has to