in gaza has filed 15 member body, voted 13 to one in favor of the resolution, but it filed f, b, u. s a v target. another permanent member of the u. k. upstate ahead of the votes. un secretary general antonio tanner sent the situation in cost is at the breaking point and called for a few minutes here. 165, it's e and a half hour. now for each has emerge that's a gaza from gaza event appears to show dozens of men being detained and forced to strict bias, right? the forces a man seen sitting cross legged old kneeling in different locations as well as being transported on the back of ministry vehicles. these pictures were found a northern gauze and not far from gauze, and stacy is round, hasn't confirmed the identities of the man, but says it's interrogating individuals. is riley army spokesman, a daniel a guy who said we are investigating to see who is linked to a mass and who is now. several countries including germany, classify him, us as a terrorist organization. special correspondent at abraham, in jerusalem told me even though we've seen these videos in images circulating on social m

a single hootie attack. saying that however, the u. s. as carnie did not sustain any damage, no injuries were reported on board. i know a seem to believe that this was much more about sending the u. s. navy, a message, then causing any real damage. however, as we have been hearing, this is just the latest in a series of attacks, and there is no reason to assume that it will be the last. janelle don't allow the will. venezuelans have been focusing in a controversial referendum that the government hopes will strengthen its claim or the it's a queen by a territory and neighboring guy on the non binding vault. i am to measure a popular support full venezuela's historical claim i've, it's a queen, but it comes off to the you and the international court of justice, ordered caracas to take no action that would alter the guy on is it control over the territory? is a key bar is 160000 square kilometers, which is about the size of grease and makes up around 2 thirds of guy on his land. mass gas and oil were discovered day back in 2015 stylus preside

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the call came after 12 years of negotiations, puts a splinter group u l. s. a. i as decided not to join the peace process. nevertheless in this need to ship has crazy agreements as a great today is a golden day for the future of us on assignment. the ne, enjoyed violence for decades in the last 5 years, 9 peace and border related agreements have been signed across different states. and then all of these for these reasons, peace had been established in large parts of the northeast on record. the more than $9000.00 causes of surrender, and if i took about a some down forces, special powers are just being removed from 8 to 5 percent of the time. we spoke to a north east indian scholar and columbus to also welcome to the agreements as a big accomplishment for the governments of prime minister, the rental note hi negotiations goals, which has been spending over a decade east of commendable achievement for the range of all the next century government, you know, the fact that was signed today was the brutal faction that final uh, j t. a and arbitrage cool. also, did pe

u . s. worship in question is the u. s. s. carney. now that is a destroyer. it's part of the us, us, gerald, our ford carrier strike group. now if you remember, that was the carrier strike group that was deployed to the region in the aftermath of october 7, when her mouth attacked israel. we know that the attack started at approximately 10 am signed a time. it lasted for around 5 hours and the us as carney reported we open and self defense, we since heard that it managed to shoot down to who the to who to drones. now this incident is a thought to be significant because even as we have been seeing a ramping up of who attacks on vessels in the region, this is the 1st time that multiple vessels have been involved in a single hootie attack. saying that however, the u. s. s carney did not sustain any damage, no injuries were reported on board. and always seem to believe that this was much more about sending the u. s. navy a message then causing any real damage. however, as we have been hearing, this is just the latest in a series of attacks, and there is no reason

and because of the u. s. a and a, it's been having this position due to bucket is training the gratian. and of course, this question of the old, that he many diety and, and the know inclined a speech has the u. s. had the uh for the kids and the international community and it, it also questioned the position of the international institutions. and they, and then uh, just position regarding other countries that are not on the side with the, with the u. s. and mean the listing agent that they get, and they have the all the nice men and community, most of most of it, let's say a, the other, the other lead that just let me go with the basic concepts. i even the, even the, the below the sounds as we, as we, as a he is saying right now, as most of the countries are barking, this resolution, this position to stop the, this was on the minute davian reasons you ever were out of a rush of sorry about sort of america was the exceptional country. exceptional country isn't it? this is the country that leads the world, the hu

u. a. e of oppose the u. s. u k, and the u nations by calling for a permanent cease fire in palestine with a leading newspaper in this region is, are amusing with me again in the studio. is it so award 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 it's a heavy x, but 2030, i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it'd be viewed personally and professionally, just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this and they do a nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day since your condolences, i know, speak as a human being. and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region of condolences to every citizen, every a civilian that has been killed on, on either side as an editor. it's been equally painful. it's always a lit

u. b. s seeking compensation totaling 3500000 euros. she won. but the judge gave her only 4500 zeros u. b. s. eventually paid a record fine of $4900000000.00 in 2019. but stephanie was left financially ruined and blacklisted in the financial sector. in the united states, whistle blowers are usually rewarded financially for their whistle blowing. brick and field was given a whistle blower. we're award of $104000000.00. that was a record at the time just a few years ago. another whistleblower whose anonymous was given $200000000.00 for providing information about deutscher bank submitted the elation of the lead board benchmark. stephanie is now seeking to become the 1st french whistleblower to be awarded compensation for her revelations. stephanie's you bo, welcome to the show. we are very happy to have you. thank you, john for we're kind 40 coming me here. thank you very much, stephanie. it's painful to read what you have gone through over the past 15 years. you did the right thing. other whistle blowers who did exactly the same thing that you did were richly rewarded for you. it was the beginning of the end of

she said conditioning a to israel is we do with basically all the u. s. allies as a responsible course of action and also bernie sanders, who said the washington's in a quote, blank check approach must and but also the government, the us government is form of bulk in its criticism towards israel only last week. and secretary of defense load austin, said israel and risk, what he called a strategic defeat if it does not work to protect civilians in guys the austin said that the us will on one side support is read and also remain focused on ukraine before the government. and that may be possible to do that. it will need bi partisan supporting congress and debt looks quite difficult. right. ok, benjamin let's turn our attention to another conflict with us. i it is critical, of course that's the war in ukraine. the white house warned on monday that it's running out of funds to support and you can tell us why is that? that's a letter that whitehouse has sent by saying also that as of mid november, the department of defense has use 97 percent of the more than $

the one to reagan israel began to receive $3000000000.00 in u. s. a. d g, a, a strong, secure israel, is a shared interest. the george h. w bush administration became the 1st to threaten to withhold annual us aid. israel continues settlement expansion. the deputy foreign minister of israel at the time was named benjamin netanyahu. and his public criticism of the us threat was greeted with and by the then secretary of state james baker, he refused to meet missing yahoo again and blacklisted him from any state department to interruption. there was consequences. well, there are always political repercussions about or what you're to one on israel. and i do think that as a result of the actions hate talk, at least in the short term, the republicans law support of the jewish american community. thank you for your statement. your bomb administration took the unusual step up with holding a veto with you and security council of to benjamin netanyahu again, ignored a direct us request. a cub settlement expansion across the resolution. calling for a whole to settl

i know a seem to believe that this was much more about sending the u. s. navy, a message, then causing any real damage. however, as we have been hearing, this is just the latest in a series of attacks and there is no reason to assume that it will be the last seldom alone in washington. i do venezuela where people have everything and a controversial a referendum that the government hopes will strengthen its claim over a territory in neighboring guy on the non binding vote times to measure of popular support for venezuela's historical claim over as a key book. it comes after you and international court of justice ordered, correct us to take no action that would ulta gotten almost control over the territory? that's the keybo is 160000 square kilometers about the size of grease and makes up around 2 thirds of gone as land mass. gas and oil were discovered that in 2015 gone as president. if an ali said he's, government is working to protect the countries borders and to keep people safe. what i want i saw a guy in, is that there is nothing to fear over the next

a cease fire resolution and gaza. now if you recall earlier this month, the u. s. did adjust that at vetoed a resolution. in contrast to the other un security council members who over whelming, we supported the resolution, but the u. s. position has always been that a cease fire only helps him off. however, this time around, although the white has house has said that it can't support any reference to a cessation of hostilities, it has a pushed for water down language calling for the suspension of hostilities. now this latest draft, the resolution that was made available, had both phrases in it. so 1st that called for the urgent suspension of hostilities and then urgent steps to be taken towards the sustain cessation of hostilities. but this word, secession. it remains a sticking point for us negotiators. another sticking point is that the u. s. wants to see text in the resolution, specifically condemning home us for its actions on october 7th. the tex dot did not have that. it had a more general condemnation of terror, terrorist acts in the world, but especially the negotiators negotiating on the behalf o

and then uh, they foolishly agreed to or perhaps under force become a proxy for the u. s. u. k, a nato, and a losing war against russia. at this point, i know there's a lot of discussion about ukraine joining the european union. that's like inviting someone to step on to a sinking ship. the whole policy is catastrophic. of course, there is not support for this because americans are also suffering the effects of the collapse of the western system. and frankly i, i just listen to an amazing speech by years. president eisenhower that he gave at 1953 where he said that every dollar spent on building military equipment, fighter jets, missiles, et cetera was that was a robbery from people who are hungry. people who are on house, i think that that is more true now because with the types of weapons available, which of course, scott ritter is an expert on more than i am. we have the potential to completely annihilate ourselves, so therefore we should figure out a better way of resolving conflicts and perhaps not start them in the 1st place. so the issue of whether the sooner we stop se

u. e. and so the vehicle in for a ceasefire and the u. s. a posing, i think the best answer to that is what the winston, how winston churchill describe. the americans is that they will do the right thing after they've tried everything else. seeing that the ceasefire only benefits from us is very short sighted. it is shallow and it is absolutely wrong. the entity is not on just not just on this instance. there has been several previous incidents with the sound. you are a b as a us ally, as a us friend have advised, particularly the obama administration and the by the ministration. that's what they are doing is, is wrong and has cautioned them that this will have a consequences. that's what harm american interest for. good, forget about our own interest. forget about the regional interest. it will harm american interest. we warrant them when they were negotiating with, with it on the nuclear deal, excluding of the 8 on the other activities in, in the region back in 24 saturday. that on through the 2016. and we weren't the obama administration t

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the on box weighing a 175 used to go through the i've sent it's all we going to let that stay the u. s. a case another $200000000.00 to crane with bite and reassuring zalinski not to lose hope that the white house meeting. meanwhile, american politicians and the public appear to be losing trust in kias. the. 7 side and flows up a u. n. school in northern guys. there were a claims of discovery come mazda infrastructure. and as the palestinian health industry says, the dep on gaza has passed 18400. we hear from the palestine red crescent spokes person about the situation in local hospitals and hospitals at nga.

the main thing that the u. s. a needs from this resolution on the a coming phrase containing the was creating the conditions for succession or facilities. israel will be given for your hands to, for a long time limited, entirely unrestrained and discriminant bombings of civilian infrastructure and the civilian population of casa, we call on delegations to vote in support of what we just propose and what was initially proposed by the u. a delegation that language and repeat to on that ending violence. thank you. i is that i think the representative of the russian federation for this statement. the members of the council have before them a draft amendment presented by the russian federation to the text of the draft resolution that we have and documented a stroke 2023 strokes, 1029. article 36 of the provisional rules of the of council provides for the following. when an amendment leads to an edition or a donation from a draft resolution that amendment should be submitted to filtering festival. and therefore, i have th

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meeting that there was very little of that zelinski could say that would move them from wanting to see a u. s. mexico, a board or a deal, a tighter board or a deal agreed before any more ukraine aid could be released. now of course, so this means that republicans are essentially using you cream aid as a bargaining chip in order to achieve domestic policy goals around immigration, around, around the border around asylum policy. of course, these are all of you see a very important republican avoiding issues ahead of an election year and 2024. but a lot of these proposals, democrats have bolted, calling the maximum list and a draconian and valencia coming to washington hasn't really done that much to change that dynamics. and as you say, brand, they are running out of time to agree a deal. they have 2 more days. lawmakers go home for the holidays on thursday. yeah, that's exactly right. and we know that until inskeep will also be meeting with president by the engineers. i'm wondering what continue as president do other than, you know, offer some kind words. i mean, he doesn't control the 1st str

we certainly believe that the u. s. a has the central hat and has a central role to play the off the in the context of research that they think a credible, again approach that's fine, but there is sac or science in terms of deliverables that will bring about the 2 state solution. and we believe that the u. s. has that central role to assume the nature of the strategic relationship that we have with us allows us to always have friends discussions about the areas in which we might have differences on approaches and regarding approaches. 7th, isn't it, is more than just the mind is the certainly certainly the, the infinity uh, the, and production that is really enjoys in terms of the, of the application to the standards of international humanity and low international legal for human rights to israel. and the court in the protections in the court and to contact the for as such as the, the u. n. and the different bodies and organs of united nations or something the, the, the, the tweet c as a, as not quite helpful. but we are

due to the mountain numbers of those to the u. s. a national security adviser has said that they will be a transition to a new phase of the war in gaza. it will focus on top of the thing and literally the ship of how much this comes as washington reports. and he keeps telling israel to wind down is campaign. the white house hello says the carpet will continue as long as it takes, but it shouldn't be ended as soon as possible. i that it has to take as long as they feel they need to take to be able to eliminate disrupt, but obviously we all want it to be over soon as possible. the administration is under considerable pressure because of because of the unrelenting killings of the innocent civilians. i think it's up to 18000 mostly women, children, elderly in gaza. and the administration is concerned that this could have an impact on this, on the elections it seeing that even within the democratic party there is. and they roshan of, of, uh, support over this, over this particular issue. the united states basically has, has no choice but to

dots of half a dozen via calling veterans stay close to us, we hear how local fighters including a u. s. informant. remember a 20 year long conflict, bye for now the of the the wake of the northern target. now let me say no. now why, why, why, why being can you labeled out monday? so i'm talking about week a total weight the land on the, on the, on the order the the, the, the, the the the with the, the young lady that yeah. what day? not on either. you could give you my boy . yeah. the to can you my age and come with a couple of people don't know. maybe they thought her in your mind, you know, the iphone during the norton i don't you know mad those she the go no young go go there. you know how to deal with or go back. oh no, they do come here to be nice. yeah. they love the the the weight might have to let me do that and yeah, that, yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. i mean, i'm just taking a 2nd. yeah. come samantha, yeah, i know, i know that mazda of the young monday night that natalie was no fine. the house, a lot of them coming to my you know, long time ago basically now the lobby. i'm going t

in many cases, the u. s. a would vote against the russian invasion of ukraine. it will veto any resolution cooling for a cease fire in gaza. these situations are pretty similar. does this type of dual action over to chris that he has that may put it under mine, your attempts as your body to be able to forge some form of the last thing respectful to meditate will look what member states are doing, has always been in their own logic and has always been what, what they to, or my mandates. he's an independent one. and my man that applies itself to each and every country and to each of every situation. and we apply it in, in the way that we, that we see fit. and what i think we need to also bear in mind that despite the negative news, i've just come out of a high level event in geneva, where we commemorated did not celebrate. we commemorated the 75th anniversary of the united of the united and invest legislation of your rights. and i was encouraged by the fact that over 155 member states clutched very concrete measures to advance human rights. we got 5 countries seein

the main thing that the u. s. a needs from this resolution on the a coming phrase containing the was creating the conditions for us decision or facilities. israel will be given for your hands to serve a long time limited entirely unrestrained indiscriminate bombings of civilian infrastructure and the civilian population of gaza. we call on delegations to vote in support of was what we just prefers and what was initially proposed by the u. a delegation the language and repeat to on an ending violence. thank you. the colors i think, the representative of the russian federation for his statement. the members of the council have before then a draft amendment presented by the russian federation to the text of the draft resolution that we have and document stroke 2020. so that was the russian representatives to the u. n. the basically saying that the un security council had to give an israel approval for. busy crimes, so you also code for on him to access for humanitarian a to the region on said that must must go, has con

a little too old adage. and at that age are the arrangements by the united states to establish the original order led by israel and depend on the on the u. s. had gemini, and this was launched mainly during the g 20 summit has in a new daily, uh, almost 2 months ago. when this uh, indian middle east, uh, european uh, cody door was launched and this is not only meant to be a equity door to portrayed. but it's meant also to obstruct the best. the end road initiative launched by china. 1 almost a big a decade ago, and it's also meant to obstruct the north south. ah, gaudy dog launched by archer. so it has a geo political, let's say, by mentions, especially with giving a pivot the role for is it a, in this sense and undermining the role of all the power such as egypt, syria, iraq, 30 and it on. so i'm us low was only directed against is right above it was also a or this blue to undermine this project by doing lighted states. that's why. 1 in the united states wants to neutralize and pacify the the occupied territories as a means to enforce the power of israel as a base for this region it or the so that's why the out of no selecting any ceasefi

i'm your mission on smotts amunition supplied by the u. s. a. to this 3 g. i'm time it's continuously supplied. the tool is that r e, which makes the american administration the president by that is supposed the ability of such a mess that comes loose, that would allow us and then it defies. and the claim that this administration or this country and that a claim that based on sort of democracy as a new mining 5. so these not see much suckers on, not limited to the kansas tribe. they continue to be perpetrated across all the cities of the west bank. and this comes and enjoy islam as well. this enemy is waging about a medic, brutally war. again, this, our people across the occupied lands. these mexico's, we're looking break. a water will do that and such must that cause will not allow the nazi occupation to meet the objectives of this people. a lot of people who are writing the on those of an epic on legendary beto. few on telling the story of why you people defending bit of land on there. so i could land a lot of my college i despise, despite all the unmet att

a g 's. that is, i the support that the, from the u. s. a in france. and some of companies this lot is that through is that to is america want to introduce, understand it is and at least april with the senate is from continuous to hire in tennessee of ration to know and then a still. but as soon as the how to go the not the plan for any base plan, not bad, not its declination for unusual sites in the in does not to adjust the again, it said the zip i'm proposing plus again is any piece proposals for to any boxes or any country in the world, it's a bit of a motor, uh, motor unit size and the lives of the ways, uh, zillow or that much and a little, well practice or friday. you too, my international lo, international lawrence. so sort of jumping on sort of got a show me, we've got a minute delay, we've got a delay in our transmission. i do apologize, but national, i do apologize. there was a delay in our transportation, but i just wanted to pick you up if i could to mr. uh, could i get you talked about, for example, one of the things the mainstream media

u. s. has been trying to contain a around the influence and the region. remember, iran is officially a she, a country. and the us, the return government did already seem to like israel, improving relations with majority muslim countries in the region. the headed headings in the fact that the slow me says it that the holidays look up one big regional play a and sony majority country was missing. saudi arabia on israel, and saudi arabia didn't used to have official relations since the beginning of 2023 . the u. s. tried to broker a deal between israel and saudi arabia and they were supposed to be really close to historic agreement, something iran, so the rate of arch enemy would not us liked to put it mildly. and we all know what happened next. the october 2023 terrorist attack on israel by how much and how israel and then declared more on how much the deadly is rarely strikes on gaza sparked outrage in the arab world. and they have put on hold the relations between israel and its neighbors. as you know, around proxy armies are attacking israel. at the same

and i think the role of a fresh uh, as well as is that all of the china of the u. s. so bureau is it, of course, that everyone would need to stand at this point and address this very big challenge that we see in our region. that has been a sort of divisive element. i mean this, this event and does that have divided people between people who think that this should be only cheated as there is the fact and others will see that there is aspect of it. but i cannot ignore that. there is huge, a impact on civilians that need to be addressed as well. so, and those times when people are split actions to, to bring together everyone and be a full voice. this concept that we need 1st to stop the war and then address the humanitarian aspect, becomes very important that i think it would be important in order conflicts of only the one doesn't. as garza has being the site to why so the devastation, the past, you know, thought it has cooled, only united nations to stop is really aggression cool is actually organized terrorism and comes as a israel says it has reached the heart of the s

the 1st is that as the u. s. a continues to seek to prevent this expansion of a wider conflict they're doing so by continuing to pressure israel to narrow the combat zone to change course in terms of military campaign by israel in gaza to minimize civilian casualties. this of course is not new. we've heard from president biden recently boarding, that is real, is losing support internationally as the war continues to drag on. the 2nd point that we can read into here is the us seeking to expand its naval presence, both in the mediterranean and the red sea to serve as a deterrent to attacks by who these in yemen, against commercial and military vessels. navigating through the southern red sea, all of this once again, underscoring what the united states has been seeking since the events of october 7th, which is to minimize the risk of a spillover of this conflict into the rest of the region. all right, manufacturer very much for that. that's a model of the popular live in washington dc. well, that spring and logic was

i'll be next to the men from our own set up a big and call me and my, the people and the all the time. why don't we say those are this is that also b s i n e u s. a was also as high as they submitted, by the way to get to they told me there was no s of the of the would be that's what happened. the s in terms of finding here. so it has to be there. and you're the, the, the, to stay with us. and so, you know, quick to find peace in the country as early as strikes, continue to pounds gallons. and despite international calls for 6, find the button administration has approved new width and sales to as well to a secretary of state institute blinking has approved $147000000.00 deal. that includes high explosive a tillery shells. it's the 2nd time this month at the bottom, administration is bypassing a congressional review for foreign military styles. well, for more in this out, is there a senior political analyst, male on the shower. it joins us. uh, once again, thank you very much for being in the studio with us, a high explosive, a tillery shelves. what does that say about where the us is that despite all the pressure coming from around the world

a single booty attack. saying that however, the u. s. s. carney did not sustain any damage, no injuries were reported on board. i always seem to believe that this was much more about sending the u. s. navy a message, then causing any real damage. however, as we have been hearing, this is just the latest in a series of attacks and there is no reason to assume that it will be the last that's what role is for us to be honestly playing in the red sea. well, it's important to note that even before the october 7th attack on israel, the u. s. navy had already been bolstering its presence in the region, were talking, thousands of troops were talking different kinds of war, plains, naval vessels. and the reason that washington has always sided is the protection of the free flow of trade and the freedom of navigation. this is, of course, an important waterway for global trade. it's a short cut between asia and europe. but zooming beyond that and to become important to washington to underline it's role there as a very important security actor. espec

yeah, especially when she does fit, let me explore to the u. s. a. still not go eat because of the negotiation. oh, but this as a product, that's not really something that, you know, you know, some people say that china and us a competing for influence in vietnam. what do you make of that? uh yeah, i think uh that is for actually, you know, but uh but, but, but he might, if you got the response uh from 5th on this very just because i do see that 50 pounds apiece is the highest one in white. you can try to use the, the full rate in the us and if it's a it's phone position. thank you for speaking to us today. joining less on political auditors who's saying i've got a appreciate your time. thank you. thank you so much. these as lita has locked down, so phones accusing it of sponsoring terrorist groups in his country will improve about you can find a file with gas. silly. the file terrorism is getting gasoline. thanks to the health francis giving everything we've managed to achieve for this fee of defense and security is thanks to our efforts on the groun

u. b. s. had helped literally thousands of wealthy americans avoid federal taxes and longer money off shore, particularly in accounts in the caribbean. broken fields revelations eventually resulted in u. b. s paying a penalty of $780000000.00. at the time that was the biggest fine ever imposed on a bank in 2008, about a year after brick and feld had reported u. b. s to the us government bank executives ordered some of its employees, including our next guest to destroy all of their computer files related to customers, with offshore accounts in switzerland. the unspoken message here was clear brook, and feld hadn't been able to reveal all of the banks, illegalities and bank executives wanted to destroy whatever evidence was left to try to protect themselves from further litigation, prosecution, and fines. but one employee, stephanie's hugo refused to destroy every and, and she was the only one. stephanie protested to u. b. s. management into french regulators. her documents would eventually help to identify $38000.00 offshore bank accounts, containing $12000000000.00. u b. s responded by trying to fire her during the 2008 financial crisis. the french government intervene, but u. b. s. was successful

in this report, you to mentioned that as momma phobia is a ubiquitous ingredient in u. s. policy, that's a rocket of phrase, we mean ubiquitous ingredient, essentially since $911.00. so over 22 years, the american foreign policy and national security policies has been had been centered around the vilification of muslims and the looks on body and originally slower as terrorist, violent anti american liberal massage domestic and also anti semitic. and as a result, the entire society has been primed and socialized by the media, by schools, by politicians, and their rhetoric to presume that most ones are outside of use. there was threat. and part of that by there is ation of most lows is this falls, teaching of americans that most of us are taught to hate. you said this when teachers muscles to a tooth and that is racist. right? and unfortunately then what happens is when a muslim or the era wants to engage in human rights, advocacy wants to engage in foreign policy descent or critiques. that in any way, criticize the state of israel's practices and policies weren't in any way

a war between the us and spain. it was more about legal interference from washington in the cuban work independence. the u. s. has established more than 70 military bases in the region with varying degrees of permanence as a threat to the sovereignty and interest of the people of latin america and the caribbean. u. s. military base, as he is known as occupied that 117 square kilometers. are drake for 121 years? the gays, the will of the cuban people. this stands is the colonial remnants of the legitimate military occupation of our country. this started in 1998 after the expansionist intervention during the independence will wage by cubans against the spanish colonial power. so how did it be? get? well, in 1898, the us decided to intervene in the cuban war of independence on the side of the cuban rebels against spain. at the end of the hostilities cus steve in control of to batch but was unable to an exit due to domestic legislation. prohibitions looking for a compromise solution republican senator orville plot, who is one of the most powerful in washington at the time, suggested in amendment that would set the

u. s. as a u. s. has v to any decision. and again, as the victims of these genocide we uh, directly talk you to the american people and we say clearly we as a human rights independent community. we carry the category a and we tell you that your president and you may have taken part in these genocide and guys of another import the month. uh, which is the goals uh, according to what have been documented by us and our fee, the follow ups. we have see the announced goals, but the real goal is different. we need to go to some trade on these goals. first of all, the collective punishment and killing and the, the big numbers, the massive numbers of mothers and of one the paper is that clear indication also, the mess of this function is another live indication they have destroyed us. and this is another evidence to say that this is one of the main goals and of saying good. we have documented the, the arrow against the occupation. the it'd be had been the very out of don't way again is our victims. they'd be hit with an arrow going t

controversial foreign policy course in the middle east, a pro palestine group called the as long as the movement of nigeria has gathered in protest outside the u. s. embassy, they are condemning the us for supporting israel and vetoing a cease fire resolution for guys. a local reporter, tennessee will be a to has more. a profile has been in the minds of nigeria organize this process to call for a ceasefire between israel and how they tell me that demonstrating the american ambrose potter and avoid that because they say the usb is a part of the war. the protest as our chancia in america and israel, and as far as the palestinians queued in the 10 week old war has killed more than 90000 according to guides us health ministry and says you, an estimate are buried on the ramos, the latest protest comes a major united states waiting for 3 for the same or is rarely change. i mean, nothing yahoo handling or jazz comments to us had raised concerns on the intensity of ease rose and military offensive in solving gather, describing its indiscriminate bomb in washington also is worried about the potential role of the palestinian authority in governing postwar

it returned to the open society of the u. s. a previously worked in a shaving bush factory now upon his return. he enrolled hoford's university, it shaking his shyness and growing his self confidence, his personal american dream was to become a political scientist. i was a student at harvard and he was as you know, a fairly famous professor there of the international affairs at the center for international affairs where he was a prominent i think from the latter and 19 fifties had written a book and 1957 called nuclear weapons and foreign policy kissinger analyzed the lemmings french post for the soviet union. you developed a concept that the limited use of the american nuclear weapons. the books spock the conversation. in 1968, which should mix and when the us presidential election mixed a new with kissinger through his work and vice and other politicians you, since you did not seem to highly of nixon for them. but he was places when nixon of pointed to you as a national security advisor. i am to the asked declared that this assi

what is happening is a genocide then where is the international community mr. guzman, why is the u. s. a powerfully hand cost inept? un, unable to resolve this, janice, i that the what through said you on the hands of costs is the, is denied him is to do their job, a gift that is the significant other than the technician he came and where the not him to input in goza and even when he talked about what is going to go into the ground, they asked him to the design of the 2nd game and now they are affecting him. so this is the complicity. unfortunately, this is the son that is this. what is happening in bed and now is, as i said, it is a genocide and it is at assess ability or the 5th around. so with those who can pull for this is a general size. i'm do not do that. the out of this is to the size and goods of this is why is that there is many actions now on the web. is friday complaints against the steps was going to assist in this cry. we, as a vision is defined for the sonata with as of, and i'm going to additions, as with that group of photo consumer rights, the us, since i political suic

this was a u. s. air strike against pro iranian militants at a, at a reportedly at a drone staging site. what us officials are referring to this as a self defense strike against a quote imminent threat. with that said, there have been other incidents like this has been now the 2nd time that us military personnel engaged with targets in iraq. in since mid october. there have been more than 70 attacks against military personnel, so when we hear of these sorts of incidents, obviously the 1st concerns that come up are whether or not there could be a further escalation in this work. certainly not the sort of scenario that us diplomats and international mediators in this conflict. we'd like to see play out a group of testing citizens escaping israel's war on guns i have just returned home . send him costello's, been speaking to some of the machine reports from miss trumbull, 100 national airport from cairo. they closed on saturday november that they were with nearly 1000 searches citizens, including their