but the west demands uniformity. within its night, within this community, and we sort of say that every empire is beginning at the beginning is stopped these comp, these are conch wearing and button to it being worship, cause for so, you know, let's say in the, from the 16th century to the 19th century. ready you know, i went back all great new territories on the books. the big difference is that trust shot as the great this new sure. you where the junk bins inside didn't seem to pin hoots and bar, which was not the case of the, of the west or more problems. the code is a some, that's the recent cause. these issues are 19th century code edition is an example of that level. try to integrate the new people's in to down rhetoric, but the just apply the applied to do do why to west on the every. but did you know and distinctly different ways. that's the reason why see, so let's say, oh, i thought guys, you know, things like that, which was the case of the russian with able to do that. if you look at the present, the ameri

the court further notes that between 1967 and 2005, israel settlement policy was carried out in the west bank each jerusalem and the gaza strip. since the removal of israel settlement from the gaza strip in 2005, israel settlement policy has continued in the west bank and in jerusalem, the court therefore limits its analysis to israel's ongoing settlement policy in the west bank east jerusalem. at the same time, the court observes that israel settlement policy carried in the gaza strip until 2005 was not substantially different from the policy that continues in the west bank and east jerusalem today. in it. opinion, the court found that israel's settlement policy was in breach of the six paragraph of article 49 of the ford geneva convention, which provides that, i quote, the occupying power shall not deport or transfer part of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies, end of quote. in the core you, there is nothing in the terms or the context of the provision or in the object and purpose. the drafting history of the fourth geneva convention to suggest that that provisio

i mean, maybe better yet, let me put it this way, what would be uh advisable for the west and western states, what kind of approach and posture had they better adopt visa v iran? well the the reality is that there was illusion have been created, especially in the west where we are, both myself and the elections in iran, the process is is these are sort of opponents of one another, and it's sort of elections everywhere else is being promoted. as as a sign of democracy if there is a difference of opinion, but in iran is being promoted by west, bbc, be at cnn or anything else, is that you know they trying to put um sort of candidates against each other and saying that you know the people are, this is a fight, a fight beyond what is described as a good part of... democracy and so when it comes today in inauguration, people are surprised that really when it comes to major issues, iranians, no matter who represent them, from which side is, they have sort of the same vision of dignity and their inherent right, and they're demanding. the international community and the west in particular to s

boost relax. and interactions with other countries, especially the neighboring ones and those in the west asia region. he also stress that while iran is for negotiations, it will not bow down to coersion and pressure from world powers that need to treat iran on equal footing and on the basis of mutual respect. welcome to the spotlight, i'm your host, love me introduce our guests in this episode. activist and commentator is joining me out of houston. also with this is masoud shajar chairman of the islamic human rights commission in london. welcome to the spotlight gentlemen, let me make houston texas first. m nag president said in his speech that his administration which is among one of the things that has top priority in his administration is to forge relations with other parts of the world, with the entire world, except for, the israeli occupation regime, there a very few exceptions, so he said that he wants to create balance in foreign relations, national interests and requisites of peace and security in this part of the world and beyond, let's have your thoughts on: this aspect of his

but the west demands uniformity. within it say, within this community, we sort of say that every empire is beginning at the beginning is stopped, is comp, these are concurrent and bottom to it being worship cause for so, you know, let's say. ready in the, from the 16th century to the 19th century. ready you know, i bounce back all great new territories on the but the big these trends that is that's why shot. asking great to do this. new come says you are the john spins inside. they seem to be in hoots. i am far, which was not the case of the oh, there were still more problems. the code is a some that's the recent kind of these issues. the 19th century code edition is an example of that. never try to integrate the new people in to down. rick, but the just apply the apply to do do why to west on the, everybody you know and distinctly different ways. that's the reason why see, so let's say, oh, i thought guys, you know, things like that, which was the case of the russian where they've been to do that. if you look at the

overall economy, the west. and number three, there were british forts in places like ohio and michigan, illinois, that still had british troops in them, even though the land was technically and the revolution was over. so all of these things sort of add to the pressure in the pressure cooker that i think led to the whiskey rebellion. because here's the amazing thing. one year after the whiskey rebellion, 1795, the washington administration signs three treaties. in 1795, they signed the treaty. greenville, which ends the native american uprising in the west. they signed the treaty, the treaty which removes british troops from western forts. and most importantly, they signed the treaty of madrid, which opened the mississippi river to trade. now, westerners, the ohio river, their lifeline. the ohio goes to the and the mississippi goes to the world. it goes to the atlantic ocean. and if any one of those treaties had been done two years sooner, there is no whiskey rebellion. right. because westerners feel like they f

military operations in gaza in the west bank compared to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce a new reality in the west bank by trying to take over more land for settlement, for illegal settlements and at the same time, this is a way for them to make the living of the palestinians in the west bank unbearable. as part of their plan to cause the mass of the palestinian towards jordan. this is what they are also doing in gaza by the way, because they want to transfer the palestinian people out their land towards sinai on one hand and jordan on the other hand in order implement the the the original plan of the des to impose a jewish state in palestine on all of the lands of the historical palestine actually. so uh even your opinion, what is what are the key drivers behind this surgeon violence? well the i was asking our guest from montreal, i'm sorry, oh sorry, well i think that the mean the drivers are the you know fanatical uh zionist regime uh netanh i think specifically the the the recent massacres in gaza killing 90 people claiming the

and the rest of the world, the west and the rest of the world, and now the question is, the west againsts if yes, punish with sanctions and so on and so on, the rest of the world is against the west - this is the near future, this is already happening little by little, so to speak, simply because the west is the first is unattractive from the point of view of that and this is what will happen; secondly , sergei alesanovich will tell you directly after a short pause. tomorrow at rtm. catch it, is the fish big or small? well, in general, i chose the right place. have you ever wondered why people count proteins, fats and carbohydrates? this is where my question begins. can tasty ones be useful? let's try. inflammation levels are reduced, more so. can the useful be pleasant, science fiction, can the scientific be understandable, and you make a wish, yes, yes, yes, yes, again, yes, every person in any region of russia can make its diet not only tasty, but also healthy. and this lifts the mood, that’s for sure, the formula for food on saturday on rtr, this is for you, well, get some sleep, gen

destroyed and tensions remain high across gaza, the situation. remains dire for the palestinians in the west bank as well, with nearly 10,000 palestinians deined since october 7th, some 600 people, including over 130 children killed and more than 5,350 others injured by the israeli army. in this edition of spotlight, we will discuss the different dimensions of the recent developments in the occupied totories. and to do so we are joined by by jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university of beirot. also we have with us eve angler, author and political activist joining us live from montreal. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen, let's begin with mr. jamal wakim who's joining us from beirot, how... do the latest israeli military operations in gaza and the west bank compared to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce a new reality in the west bank by trying to take over more land for settlement uh for illegal settlements and at the same time uh this is a way for them to make uh the living of the palestinians and west bank unbear

the region and also the uh foreign policy and diplomacy, will the diplomacy between iran, us and the west, and in terms of security, what kind of a landscape would you depict? well, in terms of security, as we can see, israel has been increasing the hostilities, and recently they blamed attack on golan heights on hezballah, and we still have not been given any evidence of their involvement, and hezballah has has denied their involvement, so it looks like israel is been trying to open up second theater up in the northern area near lebanon, so that might force a more beliter. stance from iran if it is to maintain the security in against members such as daesh and all the other moderate rebels that have been supported by the west in the syria iran region as for iraq again um the us has been reducing its bases because the quote and quote access of resistance has been um lobbing hits and strikes against the vast us basis and so they had to consolidate. date them, so i think that if the access of resistance continues in iraq, the us presence will be diminished. as for diplomacy, um, it is very u

china, russia, japan, and korea, western countries, but the west is still promoting narrower formats, with a frank goal, he does not hide it, to contain china and the russian federation. our partners understand this very well and have shown interest in the initiative of president putin that i have already mentioned. the formation of a eurasian security system that would be indivisible and equal, equal in rights. osian is ready for a substantive conversation on this topic. we also talked about issues related to the situation in the south china sea. russia advocates that relevant territorial disputes be resolved without outside interference allowed by the countries concerned. under more and more sanctions, while simultaneously financing and arming the radical opposition, this certainly does not help matters, and from the practical areas of work within the framework of the east asian summits and the osian regional security forum, i will highlight the decision taken on our initiative to promote the formation of a region-wide response mechanism on pandemic threats and provision. indonesia.

most of the rain in the north and the west. don, this is bbc news. joe biden criticises the us supreme court's decision to grant trump partial immunity from criminal prosecution. hurricane beryl hits several caribbean islands, causing extensive damage and killing at least one person. rishi sunak denies having given up on the general election despite talking up the possibility of a labour super—majority. hello. i'm sally bundock. we start in the us where president biden has criticised the supreme court after it said that donald trump and other

destroyed and tensions remain high across gaza, the situation remains dire for the palestinians in the west bank as well. with nearly 10,000 palestinians detained since october 7th, some 600 people, including over 1 130 children killed and more than 5,350 others injured by the israeli army and addition of spotlight we will discuss the dimensions of the recent developments in the occupied territories. and to do so we are joined by jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university of bayrut. also we have with us eve angler, author and political activist joining live from montreal. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen. let's begin with mr. jamal wakim who's joining us from beirot. how do the latest israeli military operations in gaza in the west bank compare to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce uh and new reality in the west bank trying to take over more land for settlement for illegal settlements and at the same time there's a way for them to make the living of the palestinians and the west bank unbearable as part of their

so in fact, in the west positions is hypocritical and has no leg to stand on because the powers of the west on the one hand are driving a wedge between the 8 and run we're going to getting on the other hand, they're accusing it runs the model since despite the fact that a wrong is ready to settle all issues through negotiations, iran will be willing to return to the original parameters of the nuclear deal, such as long as the usa withdraw associates illegitimate sanctions. and we almost got there, she was going to go, she ations was wrecked the last moment. beautiful principals, the entire responsibility for that slides with western countries. so through the hands of the most dangerous consequence of this is that the resulting uncertainty is brought with on controlled escalation. we have a very explosive situation on our hands. now, we just go, let's say we were wondering again, why is that? what's the next to the, what is the thing is if they can get towards the one from a wrong and they know with you and you just said it was pretty some modules 90 percent on jail bullock. almost ever

but the west gibson slaymen. the situation with this is the russian nuclear doctrine contains the answer to your questions, both tactically and strategically. we are ready, we can see a red, ugly use any nuclear weapons in suitcases. easy. this weapons of mass destruction are used against us. and if russian statehood itself is threatened, so there is nothing like that at the moment. and so i think that the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons in ukraine, within the framework of our nuclear duction can be ruled out completely. and the other thing is that our president has pointed out several times when nuclear doctrine is a living document, it can change, and in all probability it will change. we will know when which direction when the relevant decisions are made. we'd be assumed a got such a set of what that what does it like to what can western countries now, how has everything that is happening now especially to diplomacy? what does this, i don't think what's happening has had much impact on the centers

in gaza in the west bank compared to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce new reality in the west bank by trying to take over more land for settlement, for illegal settlements, at the same time, this is a way for them to make the living of the palestinians in the west bank unbearable as... part of their plan to cause the mass ex of the palestinians towards jordan, this is what they are also doing in gaza by the way, because they want to transfer the palestinian out of their land towards sinai on one hand and jordan on the other hand in order implement the the the original plan of the science to impose a jewish state in palestine on all of the lands of the historical. so uh even your opinion, what is what are the key drivers behind this surge and violence? well the wasing our guest from mal, i'm sorry, oh sorry, well i think that the mean the drivers are the you know fanatical uh zionist regime uh netan specifically the the the recent massacres in gaza killing 90 people claiming were seeking out a mass official, that

the west practically cannot permit. i mean, the us to talking about about the merchandise ation, men being mobilized up full screen mobilized, obviously tragic images. the images that we use to we expect men to be sent to fight. seeing women being mobilized, not jaws a bit more. i mean, we told that or about how the us sex to state has promised $7000000.00 in ukraine cmo flights for equipment to a to, to the, to quitting in women. i mean, that will make us discussing women being mobilized. it really seems like it's a flight to the last you're pregnant, of course, and this is also a nice pick up problem because like you say, it's a normal. we can expect that the a man can saturday for a calm 3 in the army bought for one minus on other things. and the, the necessity for monet from the us for my equipment for room on. that's means 2 things. first, you can, i'm at force are not ready for guaranteed the safety of the room on the concern for them. second, the service, the mind that the service of whom i can be on the west side

the indian prime minister em in the west is a liar. that's it. so, and i see this is just as far as just the beginning, there will be more leaders that we'll see you to the strong ones that are coming to russia and they want to talk to moscow. i want to establish a dialogue and you know what is symbolic. just now it's about to start the native summit and we here talk about peace and they are there to talk about hoarse. so this is very symbolic, and with the nation's, the a nation state, the really sylvia nations, they one piece. so that's why they come to rest. do you think it's just a coincidence that the indian premier has flown and, and it's slightly the meetings happening in power at all times? i believe it's not a great incidence. well, it's a choice, it's a sign and it is time symbol. the core is, uh, what we want, we want to are different nations different states to prosper. and that's why he comes now to say that he is with russia because he is with peace because he is for a silver to nation. and he or he's against the western aggression c

but the west and process making a really big deal about how the percentage of west and read up the indian army is guessing from, for a nation from russia has reduced over the last few years and something like $0.65 with us. except instead, it's looking to prompt, i'm cus, nope, i'm looking at it from a kind of purely supply chain perspective, right? i mean, diversification is, is no bad thing. and best thoughts, interoperability between indian and russian ministries. it strikes me that that really binds to nations that may be, that makes me a bit of a mountain out the low hills. it goes additionally there's been a lot of joint projects between the russian military establishment and the indian developing joint tanks, developing uh, aircraft, christmas, alms muscles. yeah, that's right. which also cuts into what wash in one. but on the flip side, washington arms pakistan and is even though china arms back is that also wash? it has no problems arming pakistan. even the one, the pakistani our base terrace were committing terrace attacks against india. so they will play off all sides at any ti

shams perished during karam in the west bank. according to the announcement of the zionist army, a soldier was a member of the army's assassination squad who was killed by a bomb explosion and another officer was seriously injured. some hebrew media reported that a wounded soldier had been transported and announced that in the last 5 days 17 soldiers were wounded in jenin and long-karam, and some of them are in serious condition. the us secretary of state said that israel is its own sovereignty blinken said that in order to avoid conflict with hezbollah, a cease-fire must be achieved in gaza at the same time as the attacks of the lebanese resistance spread in a month. recently, against the zionist regime, some tel aviv authorities tried to force hezbollah to accept the agreement by threatening to attack the lebanese and pressure with the support of france and the united states. but hezbollah officials announced that they will not accept a ceasefire until the attack on gaza stops. the zionist regime destroys the houses of palestini

say we're entering a phase of tremendous delusion, spiritual darkness, madness that is coming upon the west, and the united states and israel are are... really crumbling and falling apart, they're losing their minds, and i don't say that cynically, i say it clinically, as a former sciop officer, i look at these people suffering in the state department, the cia, the biden administration, who really is just puppet of obama pulling the strings, but they are seriously detached from reality and delusional and believing their own lies and they're becoming toxic from their own lies, so we're seeing, as you wisely put the... genocide of the palestinians, but at the same time the waking up of the world to the evil of israel, and israel will never be forgiven for its genocide and murder of women and children and civilians, and the united states, as ray said, the great shame of donald trump was pulling the united states out of the jcpa by believing and following these fools and these reckless warmongering bloody savages like john bolton and mike pompeo and nickie haley and mike penn. and all of these

instead, the russian wants to show that the west is failing. so of course, when there is a legal, a geo political vacuum, russian, russian moves in everybody's in the game to, which is one of the plans now, you know, and that's what we have to, i think i understand and integrate into us thinking people are looking after their own interest and making a, making a choice based on what they see and what they need. the kremlin has aggressively expanded its footprint in africa, offering military cooperation and seeking support or at least neutrality over its invasion of ukraine. in some parts of the world, russian president vladimir putin is no longer welcome. but here he is seen by some as a friend. and all of this, despite the with efforts to build a global coalition to condemn and isolate the regime in moscow. rational tries, in a way to, to do, of course is in the spread of their false narrative. and of course the i believe in, in, in, in, through. so i, i believe that the best answer to this information is, uh, is, is the truth. and of course, na

i think the leader in the west and united states don't one piece. i think they want to draw a russian to quad, admired to week in russia. ukraine is a base for the stabilizing russia, and the united states wants to dominate your asia. and ukraine clearly doesn't have the manpower to continue this war. they lost a lot of territory. i think there's a lot of unrest and disaffection with the government and ukraine. i think the landscape is increasingly on the hot seats and i think europe has suffered economically as or bad, pointed out that, you know, skyrocketing energy prices, just one thing. there's a lot of other us people are unhappy. leaders have to meet and discuss the problems and work out solutions, and yet they're attacking any leader that goes over the russia reflects is risk the fall, the climate, and this war like mentality. they know stream pipeline sabotage in 2022 may have been plans by ukraine long before the current conflict erupt. isn't even before the 2014 claim was made. fine german media outlets weld on sundays. so i think domestic

local zionist extremists. on this show we'll be discussing the violence of police forces across the west, their endorsement of zionist violence. why exactly the pro-palestine protest movement is of such concern to the zionist jewish oligarchs who have the west in their death grip. first we take a look at some of the yugly scenes at sowas university in central london. get back! over the past nine months, we've seen police attacking students and their encampments in the united states, as the authorities there come under pressure from the israel lobby to crack down on those protesting the genocide in 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 zinest militants and proceeded t

what the west likes to call the who. these are the how many armed forces they are reaching it, indian ocean is growing. so anyone who wants to work with the regime these regular regime is going to have increasingly greater difficulty is going to be more costly . also, no one is going to invest there anymore. because they know that their factories or their companies will be vulnerable. and this is very different from you, and you have in this much less vulnerable because they've been under genocidal attacks for a decade. the the so do you use them or i to use with the help of the collective, less vague periodontic genocide, a war against german. they blocked the red sea that americans enclosing a starvation seats just like in gaza, ironically. and so, and they wouldn't, they fail to make human submit, in fact, the evidence for us to so this to accept, to cease fire after their drone and miss all capabilities grew. so the longer the war last, the more this really regime becomes economically vulnerable. but also it's creati

louisa can a territory that exists to the west of the limits of american expansion right to the west of the mississippi river. remember we'd had that proclamation line of 1763 and the americans very quickly been like, yeah, we're going past by this point. they reached the mississippi saint louis is becoming a prominent river town. remember that at end of the revolution, the british and, the americans agreed to unimpeded of the mississippi. they would share that river. well, france is on the other side and france is in possession. this territory of louisiana, which basically hugs the mississippi from its headwaters in minnesota to where it discharges in the gulf of mexico, at the city of, new orleans and france wants to get rid of it. it is bogged down in a series of wars. the european continent. france doesn't have the or bureaucratic capacity to continue to administer. louisiana. and so they say to thomas, you want some land? and jefferson says, absolutely, i would love some land. there could be a lot of good stuff out there that this new country could use. there could be a lot of re

so the various groups which play a role in palestine in the west bank must take part in the dialogue west and with the new bows. you'll tell us the names must be consolidated. an important step was made and must get in february when all the policy and infections sense that delegations unspoken favor of restoring listing and unity based on the united nations platform. so it looks at the liberation of palestine research. now we are all responsible for the human tragedy of the consulting before us. in addition to the minute your operation on occupied palestinian lands and there is a threat because of your involvement, the police run this move and the strategy for them is the neighbors. you know, the tension between israel and lebanon is growing each day by day. the plumber is rarely lead, is speaking of that's plans to open those in front of it. that is their decision and has the last response of saying that it's ready to counter those threats. syria as to death, like is seeing attacks by israeli air force included in damascus level kentucky. you go to the heights of key airports and the

it will be co towing down to the west. definitely india, a confident a saw to self sufficient nation that was sold at uh, 2 pence. can you bring us the latest on the west and reaction to all of that? and actually, just for the moment, it is a good buy from us in our special coverage studio, but we will of course, be head throughout the day, bringing the very latest on really what is one of history's most enduring partnerships, india and russia decades on it's looking to be strong, got then as we know that the indian premier and roger moody has arrived. and most of our, my understanding is that maybe we might even have a sneak peak of his arrival from the apple for next task. so you'll just have to join us on to see whether i'm heading that 3, so not as good bye for now the . the i'm action or time. see welcome back to going under ground rule ca single around the world from the you a key member of the energy alliance opec with the boulevard and republic of venezuela, venezuela, with the greatest known oil reserves in the wor

isn't like, can you expect anything else from the west based based on income? they just say look, yeah, easy. all right, just cutting away from that hope you enjoy that for the past 10 minutes or so special joint coverage with all these partner, channel republic, tv, and india stick around the more updates on bodies visit to russia coming up in the next hour we got so many details a pass along to, you know, render modi's to day trip to moscow. lots of details for you right now at odd t dot com the well, the russian foreign administer has of course mean taking part in the bilateral told to ask the honda of moscow the kremlin, get off at all for a briefing the media on how the negotiations went were going and he also touched upon a most goes stance on the complex issue of potentially expanding the number of permanent seats of the un security council building and way on. that's something you might be able to pull. so discuss, difficult shuffle version of the wind is one of the access to members. we have a similar approaches to the issues, attend india of us on the

why is the sco a shock for the west and where is the eurasian azimoth leading us?s the organization of mutual respect attracting more and more partners? does it have its own currency and payment system? what is the benefit for minsk? what projects can we now fully participate in? we'll tell you in clear terms on monday after the panorama. majority, because narcissistic, the selfish west was not capable of this. no matter how much the rope twists, the truth still cannot be hidden. the czech mercenary admitted to working as an executioner in the ukrainian armed forces, in particular to shooting people in bucha. czech media write about this. philip simon is now on trial in his homeland. he is accused. year, in order to earn money by fighting for the kiev regime, he joined the carpathian sich volunteer battalion, not having the right to do so, according to the laws of his country, managed to avoid death and return home, brought guchi glasses from ukraine as trophies, breathing mask from an airplane gold and silver bars, as well as other jewelry, said that he took off..

on this show, we'll be discussing the violence of police forces across the west, their endorsement of zionist violence, and why exactly the pro-palestine protest movement is of such concern to the zionist jewish oligarchs who have the west in their death grip. first we take a look at some of the yugly scenes at sos university in central london. over the past nine months we've seen police attacking students and their encampments in the united states as the authorities there come under pressure from the israel lobby to crack down on those protesting the genocide in 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 prot

will continue communicating with the west. if the west is willing to do that. and on an honest basis, the united nations will of course, continue to exist where everyone is represented and everyone has to talk to each other a petty c o 2, because of the hon. gary and foreign minister said that he's confident that he always thoughts, which is that the wind was created for everyone to talk and come to agreements. but it turns out that it's not that it's created for the west to reinforce its emissions, to remain a huge amount in the global arena. salute attributes. i think the united states will realize at some point that is a better to be part of the constructive process. instead of running around with the, which the sanctions fields of uh, threats and trying to make everyone down. so they're queued on the 2 and is often different. so every 4 years. so the tune changes the trying to it, everyone's trying to adapt. but it's not easy. considering the specifics of the united states, domestic politics, these is vista color one of his use there, civic 3 should wish to

i mean, suddenly signed in from the west. last year for the irish liter leah, veronica went as far as the site and it wouldn't even offer condolences. it proved him with the dye. in fact, as american social media posts, not as a jack, some hankle pointed out, many of those who advocate for peace and ukraine, find themselves with a targets on that box. something which started being president, alexander boot judge agrees with the assassination attempt on fits. so, and the assassination attempt on trump, what a surprise, it's always those who were accused of alleged violence and who knows what else. this is a pure act of hatred, freedom loving movements around the world, and their struggle for their position and opinion will prevail in the future. more and more freedom loving leaders who oppose the narrative and attempts to make a world that's in unison without differences, will become targets. when someone has their own different position, it is better that he does not exist. freezer himself also reacted saying the assassination

there was a narrative in the west, if that's loud. somebody who attended russia isolated because no one wants anything to do with them a score. so what other people are actually saying about that to us here in the do they believe that frustrates the truly isolated on this with this, or who do it is, you know, many people do actually believe this, though i'm not sure how many in the diplomatic corps things this way, but if we take the general public or far removed from, from day to day, international affairs and quite a few of them believe this narrative is an issue of mentality. they seem to think that the western world is the whole planet. but in reality, western countries only account for about 12 percent of the world's population, which is not that much really here in vienna. there are about 50 countries that have a strong anti russian position, some, and sometimes they must drop to 60 votes. but no more than that. the rest of the world has very little desire to participate in these 2 russian campaigns. many countries distance thems

south africa does not see the war in ukraine in the same light as the west. the government in victoria has refused to join the western coalition against the kremlin. instead, south africa conducted terry trails with russia and up stains on every resolution adopted by the un general assembly. we joined a rallying shoshanna group in new york vittoria, one of the most notorious townships in the area. supporters of the governing african national congress have come together here to protest against violence, crime, unemployment corruption. these are the issues south africa is currently grappling with. but in spite of all that, they are proud of their country. and if they are successful struggles for freedom and independence, we want to be treated as equals because we're living in the clinton and quote, africa doesn't make us different. and from people who are living in europe, from people not living in the mail. because we put our own destiny, we want to go to that destiny using our own way of doing things. we cannot be told because the very same people want to tell

buckham to the south and the west. with the s sd including gal rea and hbd excluding mall. 15 foot legislative setback on the west sufficiented manith eucalyptis. 4 an ordinance amending the plan to revise the design element the commerce and industry element to reflect the project. each ordinance adopt findings make findings consistent with the general plan. the planning code and adopt public convenience and welfare under section 340. >> okay. thank you very much. mr. clerk. we have patrick here from the planning department of the along with jon sthan cherry from the office of economic and workforce development to make i presentation. thank you. chair melgar. supervisor preston. good afternoon will i'm patrick from planning departmentful i'm senior plan and planning project manager for the stones town develop will project. we also have city staff available for questions from the office of economic and workforce development and the mayor's office housing. city attorney's office and the fire department. the developer broo

is it a supplement policy in the west bank? the quote of the pursuant to the base to close off 2018. they saved always that i quote, views the development of jewish settlement as a nation to invite you and show the act ink cartridge and promote its establishment and consider and consolidation and difficult see displacements. of the open population from the occupied territories which sustains is a supplement policy. also advances the integration of the deputy. is there any policies and practices in use? the box would only be by the student population, some parts of the occupied by the city, and $33.00 north of leave from each it was a name and the se in the west bank based in the neighbors. the further expansion of is it a supplement policy and did it the integration of by the city and $33.00 into is it as the quote also the cause that is the breakfast of expectations of the natural resources in the west bank is inconsistent with the city and people to patman sovereignty over natural resources is an extension of its domestic dril

we're entering the phase of tremendous delusion, spiritual darkness, madness that is coming upon the west, and the united states and israel are are really crumbling and falling apart, they're losing their minds, and i don't say that cynically, i say it clinically as a former officer, i look at these people suffering in the state department, the cia, the biden administration. 'who really is just puppet of obama pulling the strings, but they are seriously detached from reality and delusional and believing their own lies, and they're becoming toxic for their own lies. so we're seeing, as you wisely put, the genocide of the palestinians, but at the same time the waking up of the world to the evil of israel, and israel will never be forgiven for its genocide and murder of women and children and civilians, and the united states says said, the great shame of donald trump was pulling the united states out of the jcpa by believing and following these fools in these reckless war mondering bloody savages like john. bolton and mike pompeo and nicky haley and mike pence and all of these other uh blood

so, you know, the way the west acts, that's what they get back. e will be friendly to you to the certain point and at some point. this is a very old russian proverb, that we are kind of slow in the beginning, but then we finish the deal. that's what happens now. all right. we are finishing the deal. maria butina, we are finishing this interview, but i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thanks. hello there. it is all down to the jet stream bending away with words, allowing this warm and humid air to waft its way up from the south, but where your closest to, a funnel system will be in play, more cloud rolling into northern and western scotland, bit of rain for the western isles later where it will also turn quite breezy. come further east, the stronger less untrained the pink temperatures 230 in the possibly 3i, temperatures 230 in the possibly 31, the warmth pretty widespread, temperatures generally a little above the seasonal average. so it will feel 0k in thejuly sun. now, as we head through friday evening we'll see more of that

"the world will flock to their side because they are representing peace and sovereignty, while the west represents slavery and destruction and war. interesting comments, well right, i mean if we look at, i mean bause scott said we're on the verge of this changing world, but we look at for example the europeans one, they didn't keep to their side uh of the deal after the us uh withdrew, and on the other side we saw just last month actually with the i'" ea and uh with the uh help of the uk, france and germany actually increase the sanctions on iran again, so i mean on the one hand scott says that we're perhaps in a transition, on the other hand we still have the whole western hegemonic entity um acting illogical and aggressive and delusional, as scott also said. "that's the problem, i think that netanyahu has so much at stake here, even his personal freedom, he needs to stay in this game, i can only explain his desire to go up against hezballah by saying, my god, he he's risking it all, and what he thinks is got to be that when he gets mired down with hezballah as well as in gaza, the us

the reputation of the west leading power. the us, one thing we should to do as nato is frozen to throw less us from afghanistan at the search because it was hot breaking to see of while a nato troops were leaving the a panic and to disorderly the behavior on the part of a kinase for city is the united states as been so well, it's well the best they can us into one adventure of to the other. and the full has full for to the right full modeling. the new emerging powers, like india, are eager to step into the field defined. we are in new delhi, india as capital. the country are 1400000000 people and has aspirations to become a top global power. faithful to the corner stone of its foreign policy, multi alignment. india has refused to sacrifice its ties with rush over the war and ukraine. instead, it has taken advantage of west and sanctions on russia by purchasing cheap oil and bulk. need to seems to be seen here as the party mainly responsible for the war and ukraine. 2 factors. one is. 2 you know, going on please. sure, and ther

it's impossible not to say that the west has really changed. it's not changing as fast and as, as does not make way as we want it, as it's necessary for the sounds of picture all the brain and the free world in this we're but what's the change of west has done and much one that we could realistically expect knowing what the west used to be 2 years ago. would you trust the wife any more or any less? if donald trump becomes president again? i think we still have hold. even if donald trump, because the president again was to have hope. and one of the things that we learned from this war is that there's always a way, if you are not given up, if you are ready to go on struggling to fight and work, and there's always a way to go because we have overcome so many, never about so many things about um the in this what you know, it's advice on that so many times you were written off. people didn't trust you. people didn't have faith in you and i don't think that that ever happens because it's of been them in the process of, you know, it's very painful, ver

and the rest of the world the west and the rest of the world and now the question of the west againstd is already real now because in fact the west does nothing but constantly teach, as it were , punish with sanctions and so on and so on, that’s the rest of the world against the west - this is the near future, this is... already slowly, so to speak, happening, just ethics, that’s what will happen, secondly, directly because the west, firstly, is not attractive from the point of view of the same sergei aleksanrovich will tell you after a short pause. and secondly, and secondly, a few words will make orman lucky. yes, but secondly, this is that western civilization, in fact, in terms of resources, is no longer as attractive as it was before, yes, by and large, well, yes, they can buy the elite, but the point is the fact that so many new economies have already grown, new, so to speak, large countries that do not need to be bought by the elite. buying the elite, something that, so to speak, the americans did very successfully, by the way, in the post-soviet space, and for little money, th