perspective from india there, well my guest, fra hues and taric othman have stayed the course, and tarek, if i could just bring you in on this, is it kind of edifying to know that there has been a global opposition to what's going on, and palestinians, whether at home. more in the diaspora, aren't just shouting into the void? yeah, of course, it's it's it's always uh, it's it's it's always emotional honestly seeing support from all around the world uh, because it reminds us that in in reality the the majority of people, not only of course in india, but even here in the uk, the majority support to ceasefire, so what it's been showing is that it's by... that majority support globally, despite that majority support nationally, the palestinian cause hasn't been able to uh, hasn't been able to garn that same support amongst the political class, which i think has in many ways exposed uh the lack of the lack of democracy or or true democracy amongst amongst - our countries where the wishes of the people uh are not are not shown whether that be in the... uk or at the un, the individuals here are

all right, we're going to come right back to you there, tarek, and of course stay right where you are. fra, he knows a thing or two about living under occupation in a slightly a differering degree, but now let's go to the actions of one of the most powerful regional players in all of this, because iran's foreign minister visited beirout ahead of the start of the truths and said at a briefing that the few. the future of gaza and the future of palestine will be decided by the palestinian people. the iranian diplomat met with lebanese leaders in beirot including the caretaker prime minister najib mikati. in consultation with high authorities of lebanon about the ways of providing maximum security in the region, the methods of realizing the rights of palestine. will have consultations and discussions. there is no doubt that the future of gaza and the future of palestine will be decided by the palestinian people. we have heard from leaders of the resistance in the region that until the... complete realization of the full rights of the nation of palestine and until reaching a result in conf

tarek othmann a young palestinian living in london who still has loved ones in occupied west bank. welcome to you both. i guess the first thing is for you know we we are aware of the the mammoth death toll that is already taken place. um, what are your hopes about this temporary truth? well, temporary is probably the best way to describe it. i mean, it's a four-day truce, it's a four-day pause, and the car. the bombing of uh gas and civilians, the destruction of the health service, the schools, the infrastructure and the housing, uh, i think that what has really happened is after nearly 50 days of israeli engagements in gaza, and with the 15,000 lives lost, israel has not been able to uh fulfill its primary objective, which they said was the freeing of the hostages, so after nearly 50 days they didn't free so much as one hostage or captive in gaza being held by hamas, so i think that internal pressure from israeli society and especially from the relatives of the people. who are being held in gaza, i mean they had the march from uh, i think it was tel aviv to jerusalem, and they the

tarek, just listening a little bit to what fra has to say on on this issue, how how do you deal with the anger of nearly eight decades of this kind of treatment, how do you, how do you rationalize and and try and move forward in the midst of all of this? uh, it's that's not an easy, it's not an easy question to answer uh, because it's of course every individual is going to have their own way of of dealing with with the anger that comes with this uh, and of course there's lots of ways that i personally do it, so one of the ways of course is that i, i like to, or i, i, i would do what i can, whether that be doing into... like this one or going on protests or speaking to local mps and raising awareness and such, but top of that as well, one of the things that i that i think tend to give me hope is to to look to look at other resistance movements around the world, historically and today, whether that be in ireland, whether that be in kenya or algeria or south africa, and really uh vigilize israel as the last semblance of settle colonial state, and just like every other. or just like just

let me thank my guests fra hus in the studio and tarek othman via skype for sharing their thoughts with فلسطين الله استنى يا عمي استنى. hello one, you're watching, i'm your host. your headlines for this hour, hamas hands over the second group of israeli captives with a short delay over israel's violation of his commitments under the temporary gaza truce. viral video showing an israeli soldier blow up a palestinian home in gaza as a gift to his daughter triggers online outrage. our values have been held across the world in solidarity with palestinians who have been under israeli bombardment and gaza for almost 50 days.

submission um forcing the submission of of us as palestinians and just stay right where you are there tarek, i just want to um bring fra back into the conversation, fra how would you assess how israel's international reputation has faired with with everything we know that's taken. place now, well, i think mainstream media has lot to answer for, and that it has portrayed this as israels are the victims and palestinians are the terrorists and it's important to repeat that the palestinians are are national liberation armies, all the different factions, they are there resisting illegal occupation, that's going on from 1967 and 1948 on before, they are there to liberate their lawns, which they are entitled to do by any means necessary under under international law, uh, we we can say that israel is not a paraas state, i have no doubt that anyone with a conscience and a bit of humanity in their heart can see exactly what israel is, but i don't think israel curs, doesn't cur about palestinian lives, doesn't cur about the captives, hostagees slaves, with this hanabal directive where the happy to kil

rionovosti correspondent tarek alyan comes to us directly from the gas sector. tarek, hello.there are about 600 people on the list, citizens of romania, moldova, canada, the philippines, ukraine and germany and others, they all sent in the morning to rafah and more are being sent. people also come with the hope of leaving the gaza strip, now the procedure is going through and the procedure is going through and people are being released to the egyptian side. are russian citizens allowed through? unfortunately, there are no russian citizens, our turn has not yet come, about 600 people, and russian citizens, with members of their families, are waiting for... the kbb to open and the turn for russian citizens to come. it is israel that decides who to release, with which passports, and which not to release. tarek, naturally, here the americans are actively playing peacekeepers , and anthony blinken is doing a tour, and israel is kind of playing along, saying that from the north , leave the gas sector to the south, it’s safe there, we take care of the civilian population. is the sou

alyan, tarek, what is happening now, they said that they would open a passage to egypt and that forwith dual citizenship, there would be an opportunity to leave the gas sector, is this true? today, in fact. a facility was simply opened for the departure of 80 wounded gas inspectors to egypt, these, unfortunately, not all of them could go, because some died in the hospital, in ambulances, because the israelis they asked and set conditions that they had passports, and can you imagine if a house fell on people and where to find a passport, so several people died, 70 people could only leave the gaza strip, the rest of the list is just a list of uh, employees of international organizations who work in the gas sector, there was uh coordination for them, half of them could leave today, the rest, they will, can leave the gas sector tomorrow, the rest are people with two citizenships, like us russians, we still can’t leave the gas sector, what’s happening now in the gas sector, yesterday’s terrible bombing, the israelis pretend that nothing terrible happened and urge us not to believe the da

, real men, these are our heroes, in direct contact with the gas strip studio, news correspondent, tarekll open transition to egypt and that for citizens with foreign passports, with dual citizenship, it will be possible to leave the gaza strip, is this true? in fact, gas to egypt, these, unfortunately, not all of them could go, because some died in the hospital, in ambulances, because the israelis asked and set the conditions for them to have passports, but just imagine , if the house fell on people, where to find a passport, so several people died, employees of international organizations who work in the gas sector, there was coordination for them, half of them could leave today, the rest they can leave the gas sector tomorrow, the rest of the people with two citizenships, like us russians, cannot leave yet, what is happening now in the gas sector, yesterday’s terrible bombing, the israelis believe that this is the pr service of hamas, what is really happening, what can be said about the dead and the battles going on in the north? well, i can say that this is just propaganda, just like

rafah, this is my colleague tarek kalyan.rom the checkpoint , what is happening at the checkpoint now, is it possible for people to leave the enclave and on what basis someone... good afternoon, olga, i’m really at 500 fur from kakh, the list of employees was agreed upon yesterday the un and international organizations to leave the gaza strip and another 80 wounded from the israeli escalation in the gaza strip, the wounded could leave towards egypt. for treatment, not all of the employees could leave the gas sector, so some of them remained in the gas sector, they went there today, including adding another small list, about 400 people in total, this is work, employees of international organizations and several american citizens, in short , not all, of course, american citizens are not... for going to egypt for the camp there is an updated information on the dead and wounded, well, of course, it happened within 24 hours and there were two strikes on the jabaliya refugee camp, the first strike after a trace and the second strik

alyan, tarek, hello, good afternoon, the process has been carried out from a dead point, we see it,try is watching, including the fate of our citizens and your specific family, where is it now located? well, my family is still in the gas sector, we are here not far from krafach, so we live in a school at the un, well , the situation is very, very difficult, the sanitary situation is very bad, but we are surviving and are waiting for the opportunity to evacuate. torek, please tell me, what does the empty hall behind you mean? look, this is how the procedure goes, then our citizens, 130 people who came with others, citizens, they arrived from 7:00 in the morning to this hall, which is behind me, in the picture, here the first procedure takes place, here they will be imprisoned citizens on buses, then they move to another hall, which is located inside, the palestinian migration services meet them, we just talked with the adviser to the head of the russian ministry of emergency situations, he told us the latest information, today another 70 russian citizens must go through the checkpoin

kalyan is in direct contact, my colleague, tarek, hello. hello, is there any understanding, clarifiedrussian citizens, i understand, there was a list today, almost 400 people who... the list was updated at night, about four people went today at the kbpr, with reliable entry into the gas sector, but unfortunately, everyone... didn’t leave , because they were on the list, it happened that the husband finds, is on the list, but the wife is not, and or the children are on the list, the parents are not , and so on, so maybe half the people left the gaza strip, the rest, they are waiting for an update, a list so that they can leave with their families, in addition to this, another 60 wounded could leave the gaza strip today for treatment in egypt. information appears that fuel for israeli hospitals has been allowed to be imported from the gas sector, were there today crossing the border with humanitarian convoys? no, there was no fuel, there wasn’t, we were in the media, we read that the israelis want guarantees that these fuels, which are supposedly going to be released into the gas sector

one of those in attendance was tarek raouf, a palestinian american.e tells us several members of his extended family have been killed over the past several weeks for years, i felt like we were kind of screaming into the void and no one was listening, and it felt like the only people that cared or was listening to us were palestinians. with the apec summit ending on friday, protesters say they hope their action can lead to meaningful change. >> but if it's not, we will be back in the streets and the pressure is only going to increase. >> now. protests were also held about other topics as well, both outside the apex ceo summit and outside the chinese consulate. it's also likely there will be more protests in the coming days in the newsroom. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you. a highly anticipated meeting between president biden and china's president xi jinping took place earlier today in woodside at the filoli estate. much as we saw in san francisco, a large group of protesters gathered outside the venue. clearly not all of them sha

to add to the brilliant report, this morning i brought out our colleague, he works in news, news, tarekof russian citizens, the foreign ministry is working brilliantly, ours, the federal air transport agency, is working brilliantly, that is , just a low bow to the employees of these structures, i see, well, we have been communicating with him literally from the very beginning of the conflict, and i see , that he is changing right before our eyes, i say, you have lost a lot of weight, he lost about 10 kg there in a few weeks, he says: well, i tried all day yesterday to find a piece of bread, i couldn’t find it, so i ate once a day, we had a few tomatoes and cucumbers in the house, that was all my food, that is, just some simple things that you don’t see, he says, well, not medicines, well, that is, it shows the absolute helplessness of the world, and most importantly fantastic posh. from people like scholz who say, well, israel a democratic state, therefore, well, we can’t believe that something and, well , an enclave of two million people is being destroyed before our eyes, to imagine t

let me thank my guests, frances in the studio and tarek othman via skype for sharing their thoughts withبر يا ابو عميده سرير سامعيني سامعين خفرره بريس كلهم توودات بريس لا ما zu solchen taten aufzufordern formalien, die polizeiauflagen, ich muss sagen, dass diese, dieser kurs von einem spd, your headlines on press tv, israel released 39 more palestinians after hamas free 13 israeli captives and four foreign nationals as part of the true steal in gaza. israeli forces kill a palestinian farmer and injure another one an attack a refugee camp in the gaza strip despite a 4-day truce with hamas.

lot of people, well, they just...... thank you very much, good luck to you, please stay in touch, tarekthe gaza sector live from the city of rafah, on the border with egypt, leonid ivanovich, yes, in general, i am, of course , a small expert on the middle east, sasha will tell you in more detail here, but i ’m listening to him, this thought crept into my head while listening to your producer, as you called him. this is where the international criminal court is, which is the time or whatever it is called, where the children were taken from the military the situation of the orphanage workers, so that god forbid, they don’t bomb, on the contrary, they don’t allow the children to be taken out and are bombed, well, where is this judge, by the way, the judge, in my opinion, is a muslim, who was involved in this case for putin as a butsman. it’s amazing how the world has turned upside down, i want to leave now for someone else, the world has turned upside down in what sense? you are surprised that the united states, therefore, is engaged in itself, projects military force everywhere, but i bel

one of those in attendance was tarek raouf, a palestinian american.e tells us several members of his extended family have been killed over the past several weeks for years, i felt like we were kind of screaming into the void and no one was listening, and it felt like the only people that cared or was listening to us were palestinians. with the apec summit ending on friday, protesters say they hope their action can lead to meaningful change. >> but if it's not, we will be back in the streets and the pressure is only going to increase. >> now. protests were also held about other topics as well, both outside the apex ceo summit and outside the chinese consulate. it's also likely there will be more protests in the coming days in the newsroom. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you. a highly anticipated meeting between president biden and china's president xi jinping took place earlier today in woodside at the filoli estate. much as we saw in san francisco, a large group of protesters gathered outside the venue. clearly not all of them sha

tarek, hello, the floor is yours, tell us what is happening now in the gas sector, and how far in then the gaza strip is very bad, airstrikes continue, especially on the northern part of the gaza strip, yesterday there was an attack on the jebaliya refugee camp. where six tone bombs fell in one street, the street is just like stalingrad, more than 100 people died on the spot, dozens more are under the ruins, in general the situation is very bad, even in the southern part of the ktorgaz, where people were ordered to evacuate from the northern clock, also airstrikes continue on refugee camps, from the warning two buildings were hit , more than 50 people died on the spot, these airstrikes continue, they do not stop for a minute, with humanitarian aid, of course, the situation is very bad, i was in some shops, yesterday the shops were already empty, those trucks that pass through keperaf, they are only enough for one school, to feed one school, medicines, of course... uh, he distributes them to hospitals, but the most important thing is that they do not allow fuel, and generators in hospi

this is a man named khalid nabhan, and he's mourning the death of his grandson, tarek, and his three-year-oldhter, reem. he calls her in this video the soul of my soul. he says they shared the same birthday. he wears her earring as a badge. now, unicef has called gaza a graveyard for children. can you help us understand what's the context for this loss of life in this amount of time? catherine: well, let me say this first. it is always the case that war and conflict are terrible for children. in every situation that i've ever seen. what we've seen here is the scale has been enormous. and it also the pace of the terror, the bombings and the attacks early on were really quite dramatic. and so it was very hard to see these numbers of children who are dying every day. and, of course, that comes on top of the children from israel who were killed, as well as children who were abducted. and so in every situation and in every aspect of this situation, i would say the children are the ones who are really suffering. and i think it's incumbent upon the adults in the room to try to do better to protect t