u. k. again, as professor richard software tends universities emeritus professor of russian and european politics, who is just published in the last piece, how the west failed to prevent a 2nd cold war. thank you so much because the sacrifices are coming back on. i'm not going to talk so much about what the west is, what a cold war is. i actually maybe i should stop by saying, can you forgive? some read is reading your book, who see you shot the chains from john to system the rules based or washington rules based thinking. washington must be neutralize, military attacked at all costs, given how we have got here. as that would be, i understand the action because quite clearly the taxi i code of the word i nowadays called the political west since 1999 has not been spectacular except in terms of failure. given the fact that at the beginning 1990, it looked as if there would be a better way of working. remember, the soviet union and united states and other powers joined together to reverse them who s

u. k again is professor richard software tends universities emeritus professor of russian and european politics was just published in the last piece. how the west failed to prevent a 2nd cold war. a thank you so much because the sacrifices are coming back on. i'm not going to talk so much about what the west is, what a cold war is. actually, maybe i should stop by saying, can you forgive? some read is reading your book who see you shot the chains from john to system the rules based or washington rules based thinking. washington must be neutralized, military attacked at all costs, given how we have got here. that would be, i understand about the action because quite clearly fee check to that code of the world. i nowadays called the political west since 1999 has not been spectacular except in terms of failure. given the fact that at the beginning 199 to it looked as if there would be a better way of working. remember that. so richard.

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators once again poured on to london streets. this weekend. people could be seen carrying banners with charge slogans such as stuff the genocide. i am a child, not a target. ok, moving the program on the regional block of west african nations has the month that the, the nearby country of news, your immediately release its previously the post president mohammed buzzer and was always stayed in a qu, in july, the ex leader of his family of since being held in custody of the presidential palace, the echo was grouping us the nights, the detention was illegal, the block said it would lift sanctions against naomi if the former leader was freed . however, the leader of new jersey and electric government has insisted that mister buzzing will not be released. here's regional reporter timothy evasive with more on fridays rolling by the airport sports team is also west officer leaders. let's here in a bowl job and i do in capital. it's a chargeable course forward. following for july to that i'll certainly sir, as president mohammed for assume air force fo

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators. once again, ford on to london, the streets this week. people could be seen powering foreigners would charge slogans to attempt to come come in place after the war started 2 and a half months. oh, stuff member in the us senate has reportedly being fired for appearing in a day and video filmed in a congressional office. the southern ship merged on the internet. at recently, western media reports say the stuff in question of assistance. the democrats center at ben kardon was put this mess then with the schedule. but he did deny disrespecting the center this has been a difficult time for me as i have been attacked for a while off to pursue a political agenda. well, some of my actions in the past have shown poor judgment. i love my job. i would never disrespect my workplace while as one might imagine the instant as pelting all kinds of reaction on line if you like. but the senate hearing room video, you can watch actual senate is doing the same thing to you every day on cspan. this video footage of every person on january 6, but no one notice

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators once again poured on to london streets. this week that people could be seen hurrying banners with charged slope such as stones, the genocide i'm a child rushes economic resilience conflicts around the world and rising global challenges just some of the topics covered by vladimir putting during his end of year 2 and a session this week, within 2000000 questions were submitted to the russian president of the thursdays of it. he covered $4.00 worth of the the session took place for the 1st time since the beginning of the ukraine conflict or the will. there were several notable exchanges, including in regards to the conflict where he blamed the finding of nato's quote on bridal desire to creep up to russia's borders while describing russians on ukrainians of one people. you're similar from the as the stickers at the minute that is that as for the militarization, if they do not want to negotiate, we are forced to take other measures including military ones. today, ukraine produces almost nothing. they are trying to preserve some

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators. once again boring onto london streets of the weekend. people could be seen encouraging bonner's with charge slogan such as stop the genocide and i on a child, not a target. the rest is economic and resilience conflicts around the world and rising global challenges. we're just some of the topics covered by a lot of work that during his end of your q and a session this week were then 2000000 questions were submitted to the russian president about thursdays. if it covered 4 hours worth of the session took place for the 1st time since the beginning of the trained company, the willing will notable exchange, the rest of the president said, quote to us for a world of order based on rules, there are no such rules really let them are putting, made the comment while emphasizing that some of the directives can seemingly change abruptly depending on the interest of those who speak about them. now referring to the brain conflict, he describe russians and ukrainians as one of the people on playing the continuation of the fighting on nato's quote, on b

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrates is once again poured onto the streets of london this weekend. people could be seen caring sinus fits charged slogans. would it become common place after the war started 2 and a half months ago, a local journalist on the ground sense a space for pools people here being around people. in one i'm here 56 option i would expect people around the world as well. that's it for now, i'll be back at the top of the next hour. i do hope that you can join us then a a the the, the 2nd supercedes involve 18 charges which include 17 charges under the espionage act and one charge under the c. s. a leasing dr relates to the 2010 which he likes publication. so to clear the amount of publication, the rules of engagement rock, the diplomatic cables.

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators won't say again this weekend ford on to london streets. people could be seen carrying dollars, would charge the rooms such as stuff, the genocide and i'm a child. i'm not target russia's economic resilience conflict. so run the world on rising global challenges just so all of the topics covered by a lot of them are put in during his end on your 2 and a session. more than $2000000.00 questions were submitted in advance on thursdays event covered scores of them at last, at 4 hours onto place for the 1st time since the start of new print come from. the russian president also said, quotes i was for a world order based on rules. there are no such rules. really, something we're putting made the comment while emphasizing that some rules can seemingly change abruptly depending on the interest of who's speaking. referring to the ukraine conflict to describe russians, a new premiums as one people blame the slicing on nato's quote on bridal desire to create both on russia's borders. here's more from the section. the limited that is that as for the mi

them upon arrival, around a 160000, just still waiting to learn whether they must leave again or can stay in the u. k. even stuck in detention centers. the presence is what critics cool illegal migrants provoking a powerful political reaction with. so if you can migrate, she lives, possibly one of the greatest scratches of all right. and it's, it's evil, it's internationally organized and it's softly and economically damaging to this country. a series of u. k. politicians of sorts of re how's asylum seekers here in ro when the last year, for instance, parliament passed the more intended to make that possible. but last month, the u. k. is top port block. the plan is unlawful to circumvent the quotes prime minister, so not kind of since then suggested an updated little today. the government has introduced the toughest anti legal immigration little ever. chris wilkins advised from a prime minister. theresa may on political strategy and says through next priority is to stake out a strong public position as the struggles in the polls the head of unlike the general election next year. boxy is we will, the

u. k. so of these trips, what really credible it, i think and again the big some actions and the us has come up with an indictment. so that is sort of the pension that at this point of the thing is visit. how may i go with things all me see the nose depending on how the negotiations go on, because india i'll see these. oh good that's. that's part of the united states of spencer. but at the same time, media and us have been for the projects. so do you expect a positive outcome, all these talks between the us and the india and what would be the what if they don't work? how is how important is this relationship to the 2 sides? uh i think uh it is important for the 2 sides to be concerned about this relationship. the 2 countries have a, a going address and calling back because of the big pride in being democratic listing entities and the but having said that, in the last part of why, why is our silver exclusion annual sept. so as well, which comprises on us, you gave us trivia new zealand in canada. we have a part of that. and to that extent, yes. uh uh, there have been some issues because when

u k and the u nations by calling for a permanent ceasefire in palestine, while the leading newspaper in this region is our music with me again in the studio, is it toward winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already anguish. thank you so much. 5. so 5 coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228 before. so how do you export 2030. i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it been for you personally and professionally? just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this nature nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day. i sincere condolences, i know, speak as a human being and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region. condolences to every citizen, every uh, civilian that has been killed on on either side as an editor, its been equally painful. it's always a little bit more painful when it's in your own backyard. but also it was fascinating on a to, to look at how quickly things have changed. if you remember the l

u k and the u nations by calling for a permanent ceasefire in palestine with the leading newspaper in this region is our music with me again in the studio. is it toward winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already anguish. thank you so much. 5. so for coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228 before. so how do you export 2030. i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it been for you personally and professionally? just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this nature nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day. i sincere condolences, i know, speak as a human being and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region of condolences to every citizen, every uh, civilian that has been killed on on either side as an editor, its been equally painful. it's always a little bit more painful when it's in your own backyard. but also it was fascinating on to, to, to look at how quickly things have changed. if you remember

assigned them upon arrival, around a 160000 is still waiting to learn whether they must leave again or can stay in the u. k. even stuck in detention centers. the presence is what critics cool illegal migrants provoking a powerful political reaction. i think a migration is possibly one of the greatest scourges of all right. and it's, it's evil, it's internationally organized and it's socially and economically damaging to this country. a series of u. k. politicians of salt to re how's assignments because here in role when the last year pritchens, parliament costs are more intended to make that possible. but last month, the u. k is 12 port block. the plan is unlawful to circumvent the quotes prime minister. so not kind of since then suggested and updated little today, the government has introduced the toughest until legal immigration, little as a chris wilkins advised from a prime minister to resume on political strategy and says through next priority is to stake out a strong public position as the struggles and the polls ahead of unlike the general election next year. boxy is we will, the impact is is more l

again, as the fellow cmc will thousands marched through the streets of the u. k. capital demanding another sci fi and gaza. that's of course, he's following the american veto on the resolution, as well as the british abstention. when we spoke to our, to this deal, russell, who was at the sense of the gun a problem, it's what is up see the job package with the protesters. so we bought children for 9 weeks now. so we to the boston national protest i, there's an enormous, i got the organizers estimates of a $100000.00. they pre happy not to be processed every couple of weeks because that they are part of the oldest and most both nice ation and expense us a call to stay and maybe wait until the last 2 months of protesting to the best one . the numbers have for you to get down. however, every, all the week basically purchased all over the country, local photos. so we get an also, even during the week time as well, takes us outside parliament outside downing street whitehall. the previous needed the labor apology for the pope and was still speaking a few minutes ago. i

again, as a fellow cmt will thousands march through the streets of the u. k. capital, demanding, and of the ceasefire. and god for that following the american vito on the un security council resolution, as well as the british abstention from it. but we spoke to watch video russell, he was at the epicenter altogether. the problem, it's what is up see the job package with the protesters. so we bought children for 9 weeks now. so we to the boston national protest, i guess it is almost, i got the organized 6 estimates of a 100000 say free and happy not to be processed every couple of weeks because they are part of the oldest and most both nice ation and expense as a culture, stadium, everybody and all the last 2, lots of protest including this one. the numbers have for you to get down. however, every other week, basically protest all over the country. lots of protests. so is it an adult? so even during the week time as well, takes us outside parliament outside downing street, whitehall, the previous major labor apology for the pope and was to speaking a few minut

again as a fellow fancies. so thousands marched through the streets of the u. k. capital, demanding a new sci fi, and garza, that's all you mean that can be so of the un security council resolution, as well as the extension by britain. we spoke to watch vista fo russell who's at the center of the guthrie. follow me. that's what it's up to you, john package with the protest this week we bought jayden full 9 weeks now. so we to the fullest and national protest i that in all of us aren't the organizers estimates of a 100000, they pre and have a nice the protest every couple of weeks because that, that they require and the oldest and most both nice. ation and expense as a culture stadium, everybody and all the last 2 months of protesting to the best one. the numbers have for you to get down. however, every, all the week basically purchased all over the country, low for fontes. so you get an also even during the week time as well. purchase outside parliament outside downing street whitehall. the previous major labor college currently copeland was to speak to a few min

u. k. the british foreign minister, his highness, the former prime minister, and the german 4 ministers. and again, the absolutely delusional people, though he these 4 ministers, right? they, after 7 weeks of non stop bombings that failed to defeat thomas. they are still talking about eventually, especially in vcs higher, but we cannot do it now, but have, because how much has to be defeated? what's the point in rising something like this? i think it's to 50 to more than anything else. i think i think that the losing though, and they want to tell their public opinion that they're actually doing something about something. but in fact, it is so delusional. there's a show that, i mean, it's just not in touch with reality, right? for the fact that the foreign ministers would say something like isn't you know, it's getting too many civilians and it was ok to can yeah. some civilians. so as i shouldn't have killed 18000, maybe i should have killed what? 1410 a. i don't mean to be suggested. i certainly don't mean to be cynical. i don't mean to just issue words. but honestly, you started with a question

but again, even with the foreign secretary for the u. k. david cameron, very 1st thing he talked about was ukraine. and how it's important to really stand up to run a lot of our putting in the russian attacks on the civilian infrastructure at a get that took up the vast majority of their 1st comments. then they reiterated pretty much what they've been saying all along with is about israel and gaza without any chris criticism. all right, patsy will let you get back to monitoring of that briefing with the british foreign minister and us next tuesday. that's go a live for staff in washington. thank to assess the start of the war on gaza authorities in israel have been cracking down on palestinian is ready citizens. so i'm a been arrested for protesting the war on social media. lena, i've luckily reports some. what is the this isn't as really policeman arresting the palestinian is rarely citizen but she asks what's the reason as he hand called sir? the reason for her arrest is a post on social media. that is really, authorities deemed and psych

again as a fellow. so nancy, meanwhile, thousands half of march through the streets of u. k. capital demanding another sci fi in gaza. that's probably not the american vito on the un security council resolution, as well as the british abstention. we spoke to i to vista, theo russell, who's the center of the gulf a fall, and that's what is up, see the job package with the protest this week. we bought children for 9 weeks now . so we to the 4th national protest i, there's an enormous, i got the organized 6 estimates of a 100000 fed, free and happy nicely protest every couple of weeks because they were far and the oldest smell, smoke nice ation and expense as a culture stadium. everybody and the last 2, lots of protesting to the best one, the numbers happy to bit down. however, every, all the week basically purchased all over the country. lots of folks have so that i also sleeping during the week time as well. types us outside paula, but outside downing street whitehall, the previous major labor policy, it's curb. the coping was to speaking a few minutes ago was condemned mainl

u. k reiterates but we stand resolutely with the train and we will continue to do so. so we call them russia again to respect you and job to, to end this more and to withdrawal. it's forces from you train things present. i think the representative of the united kingdom for your statement and i never give the floor the representative of japan. mister president, thank you for coordinating to come being this meeting. i still think a see he, i for his bracing mr. present really cold. that in these commend you discriminate the tax on your, you know, sensitivity and populations constitute a will crime. you can them and old violations of international humanitarian law and violations and abuses focus. you might the human rights and call up on old parties to strictly abide by international humanitarian law. we underlying that. there can be no infinity for all 4 will crime. and the thrust is the international community must hold those responsible, accountable. yeah, go down this international law. mr. president, we should not lose sight of why on the we are gathering here today. this, jason would not have h

u. k. are refusing to sign up to the latest draft deal or a reference to phasing out fossil fuels was taken out. the summits host, the united arab emirates, have said that they will now try again in the hope of finding a consensus, dw, correspondingly only if on how much time is following this conference in due by force i asked earlier. is it a final declaration really within reach? well, that's the question on everybody's mind here. obviously to, you know, last nights and for us and service us during this. it's been a pretty long night and a pretty long day of, of waiting and for the negotiate is behind closed doors. and it has been a very long night and a very long day off negotiating, trying to find compromises, trying to find the, to build bridges. and, you know, the presidency is in talks with this sort of difference, a country groups we're hearing a lot of rumors and the, the stakes are pretty high. the pressure is on. i mean, we're heard some of those statements. they are ministers coming out. there is a pretty stark stand off between, you know, those countries like oil producing countries like saudi arabia. i'm calling for for know language of pays out to be included i

u. k. elections for ours is also very pro israel. so this is kind of a, a, it's like just junction navigate to the right, which again, hey, russia, there's nothing to do with that. that's stupid to fight with them. but they've very much in the tank for around israel. so you know, it's hard to know how all these things are a kind of doing a shakeup. um and then again in the united states. yes. i mean, no question by them. there's lots of lots of support within his own party who were a very unhappy about his stance. so i'm garza, but you could all do those people. you tell them if you don't vote for by then trump terrible. trump is going to come back to the church that i the i or need to it's a trump is very pro is free about exactly the other one. yeah. yeah, that's right. it, they don't martin. and that's one of the things that i find really disheartening is that conservatives who used to be of the biggest defenders of free speech or now some of the biggest the oppressors of re speech in it all revolves around this issue of israel. what is and ty summit is i'm, i think most people have no idea what zine is and really means and how it doe

very good comment. joy, i appreciate you saying that again, what do you let me just ask you a personal question. if i can, i, i haven't been to the u. k. and a number of years now, i'm on the sanctions from my own u. k. government, because i work for russia today. so at the moment i cross the border into the u. k . they're going to bide me and then potentially do whatever they want somebody. but i just wanted to ask you that, you know, the state of political affairs and the u. k. the people in general still trust the narratives coming out of the u. k. government, you know, there's been a declining trust in the narrative, somebody from the government and the media really ever since the invasion of iraq and that's now 20 years ago. so that was already fully fully floating point breaks . it gave it a big push down again. and now this latest assumed garza the, the, the speed with which the noise that was holding onto media about what was really happening. what expense has been a massive excitement to that process. along with the way in which every single one of the leading politicians in prison stood up to support israel unconditionally a

u. k emeritus professor of peace studies at the university of bradford. good talk to you again. so just tell us, 1st of all, what do you make of these moves by these ready ministry? it was a surprise, i think would be an expectation of these writers would maintain that total strengths of troops and gaza for as long as possible. but it looks like we're now learning the substance evening is there are some quite severe pressure is developing on these right economy. so, so they want to release public quite a few of the reserve as troops to go back to the jobs. if you have people who are important i t job, so a professional job to run software. no, but it could be a problem if they are actually alto operation for 68 to 10 or more weeks. and i think that's probably the reason there is an implication and what they say, although you can never be sure what the idea is giving you the full story was an indication that in fact, the try just scale down. been trying to strip the war. that does not fit in with what is happening on the ground because in the northern about because it's fights of

u. k, he's in emeritus professor peace studies at the university of bradford good to talk to you again. so i want to ask you, 1st of all, um, as, as we enter 2024. now, where, where do you see all of this unfolding in the, in the coming weeks and months and do you fear that, that events in gaza will, will continue to escalate to beyond you know, further in the region that it does no longer live. there will be escalation of present as far as one can tell, but there awesome danger. singles and signals as well. one, the tough thing people knows, remembering a tool is that you have this very long to so and just say between israel and the also involving the united states. and there are some that has spring concert in range frequently. so the radians are aware of the position they are in under trying to speed up the collection of high grade, highly enriched uranium for the possibility of at least if not, they make you new to with having the capabilities to do it. they talk further information and coming out on that. so they are real risk of some sort of his ready attack on iran. and that migh

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u. k. replaced i sort of a point where they've done breakfast well and showed the way black. it was on the weathering on the jersey to the the again, you're watching. i just need a reminder of our top stories this out to you and security council has postponed a votes on a resolution calling for increased aid for gauze by another day. votes was pushed back several times. this week of a wrangling of the wording of the johnson's families, the palestinians killed in his radio, strikes on the rough austin southern, gaza collecting the bodies at the health official site like this strikes, taking the desktops, so at least 20 pounds the, the world food program as one, gaza is at risk of a devastating sam. and if the conflict continues, it says one in full household's already facing catastrophic hunger because samara gates, how much is on the wing, has released the video. it said to show 3 is really captives killed in and is really strikes the men include and is really french dual national and he's really origin time. and then his writing earlier cosign brigades said israel's objectives to eliminate the group in gaza was due to fail. inves

again and so do people cards and so referrals, you know. * so you're reporting from jeanine refuge account and northern israel is ambassadors of the u. k. has dismissed the possibility of a 2 state solution saying that should be no independent palestine. biggest question is what type of palestinians are the other side is what is? well, they realize they have the, the answer is absolutely no one else tell you why. well, then the house at the moment. no. because this is the reason the reason the israel is because the palace how could with, without offering mark the state to palestine. how often that'd be piece of this round nose today and the world should know. now, the reason the old lot courts failed is because of palestinians never wanted to have a state next to israel. well, i to take a look at this 2013 while being a member of the connected for the liquid party. she posted an article called the 5 stage plan for the great, the land of israel. it cools, got this for 2000000 jews to move to israel to ensure a jewish majority of the country absorbs the arab population as well as the citizenship law with compulsory military service. the 3

again. and so do people's hearts and souls. reproduction of. * to reposing from jeanine refuge account in northern fall is probably what a is rose ambassador to the u. k. has dismissed the possibility of a 2 state solution saying that should be no independent policy. the biggest question is, what type of palestinians are the other side? is what is well they realize they have and i think that was the answer was absolutely no one else tell you why. well then the house and the moments. no, it'd be fun. so the reason there is no israel is because the palace, how could, with, without offering mark the state to palestine. how can that be piece of this round knows today and the world should know. now, the reason the oslo accords failed is because the policy is never wanted to have a state next to israel, which is pretty hot, cool, frankly, 2013 when being a member of the kinetic for the crude pot, who she posted in the article called the 5 stage plan for the greater land of israel. it cool for 2000000 jews to move to israel to ensure a jewish majority of the country absorbs the arab population, as well as a citizenship lot with compulsory military service. t

u. k. refused to sign up to the latest draft deal where a reference to phasing out causal fuels was taken out. the summit posts the united arrow memories you have said they will now try again in the hope of finding a consensus part. but here's what some of the go shaders of the talks have been say . we will not sign or disassociate, just because we cannot sign on on to take that does not have strong commitments on phasing out fossil fuels. this text is clearly insufficient and disappointing. so s, we've seen your p union outstanding for, for you and assessable energy for, or in this road. we cannot support this text. and we even come here for 2 weeks in order to say that people might be able to do something. we need to do something, the whole point of the global stuff. take us to look in the maryland amera, tells us we need to add it and that's what we're here collectively to do. and if we don't we have all polluted log in. so i'm emphasized sciences, i'm pity, and we need to add a short while ago cop 28 general director, director general margie l. so why they responded to the criticism, holding out hope that the language around the fossil fuel phase of may end up in the f

u. k. and you, nation's veteran, ohio, congressman and former democratic presidential contender, dentist percentage is cooling prezis fire in palestine and the end of nature back of oregon's rushing through gray. and he joins me again from cleveland in ohio. thank you so much, dennis for coming back on. things seem to have gotten much worse since your last on, on the show. i suppose biden obviously gave us $200000000.00 to zalinski, but we've had to start with gaza. how, how is a bite and able to continue? i mean, israel to commit genocide in gaza when the whole world, the, even canada voted against the united states. even britain abstained on the cease fire, a resolution of the united nations general assembly were israel and the united states are really in this together. but the rest of the world and 99 percent of the world, he is asking for another direction. we're asking for a ceasefire and not only is that you know, government accelerating the carnage was there now talking about waging war against the west bank. and so.

u. k. are refusing to sign up to the latest draft deal for a reference to phasing out fossil fuels, was taken out. so many hosts, the united arab emirates have set. they will now try again in the hope of finding a consensus sort of develop you going to tinicum is what some negotiate has of the tools have been se we will not sign our dyslexia certificates. we cannot sign on on to text that does not have strong commitments on phasing out fossil fuels. this text is clearly insufficient and disappointing. so as we, as in your p union outstanding for, for you and assessable energy for, or in this road, we cannot support these text. and we even come here for 2 weeks in order to say that people might be able to do something. we need to do something, the whole point of the global stuff. take us to look in the maryland amera, tells us we need to read it and that's what we're collectively to do. and if we don't, we have all polluted login. so in memphis facebook sciences, i'm pitied, and we need to have a short while ago they cop 28 direct to general. and the g delta y. the responded to the criticism, holding out hope the language around a fossil fuel phase out may end up in the

u k. and you, nations veteran, ohio congressman and former democratic presidential contender, dentist percentage is cooling versus fire in palestine and the end of nature back to war against russia through ukraine. you joins me again from cleveland in ohio. thank you so much, dennis for coming back on. things seem to have gotten much worse since your last on, on the show. i suppose a biden obviously gave us $200000000.00 to zalinski, but we've had to start with gaza. how, how is a bite and able to continue? i mean, israel to commit genocide in god's and when the whole world, the, even canada voted against the united states. even britain abstained on the cease fire, a resolution of the united nations general assembly as well. israel and the united states are really in this together, but the rest of the world and 99 percent of the world is asking for another direction. we're asking for a ceasefire, and not only is that young government, accelerating the carnage was there now talking about waging war against the west bank. and so this is part of the larger plan to ethnically cleanse palestinians out of jar tours. so they can be claimed as part of the larger plan that net yeah, those ultra nationalist partners are, ha