u. k, and the e u and the u. s. u k, and a u d u in particular has been reported. be a drawing criticism from the go see a to at the you in for attempting to kill the you and process and negotiating in bad faith. this is also worth noting a very important feedback at the hall to a full, these international tips, negotiations of what they simple place it. and that's who gets to collect what, because on one side are the capital rich countries, the of the global north of when many of the world's biggest companies a base. but then on the other side, a capital poor countries, like most of those in the, as you can come to and many experts say that to the test. so has to start keeping worn by the capital rich because this international corporate takes it as tim is it seems to be from the 1920 the and it is built on the colonial trading block off the time of the 1920. so it is put to much a colonial check system at the say that to the o. c. d a has been working in this area since before. many countries in the african continent gained independence. so because obviously they

u . n was not just failing and it's gigi to prevent that. but according to mccully, but the u. s. u k, and much of europe was wholly complete states in the her risk assaults. and he's not the only one in discussed at the west double standards. it's also being accused of reading lighting, potential crimes by as well, which we are wilson today is one of the darkest hours of all times, we are watching genocide life. oh, those who have questioned the lack of pools faced biased by their own governments have been unceremoniously dumped. but perhaps it's hard to the west to seats own hypocrisy all through the u. s. was built to the idea of so called manifesto destiny. a kate stealing land from the native americans. the wealth of many european nations came from plundering countries across the world, shipping the people to be slaves. much of the troubles in the middle east can be pin pointed to the 1916 sykes pico agreements with false. i'm the u. k. drew a line in the map d v and not the region to come under their own influence. and in reality the wes attempts to wrap the world by its throat.

u. s. u. k. and france said that they support justice. how many, but an actual they support the aggression on guys by the zionist american anatomy before allowed to go there. but this guy, tony blair, will not be of any benefit as he has no credibility to you. k has been here for how many years it hasn't benefited us in any way. there's only destroyed our country, but the model of the british are the same. but the u. k is just like all the european countries to spell it out, they'll benefit from iraq and other arab countries. that includes the us, the u. k. and germany model. they all benefit from the arabs, so they should be supporting them and not israel. yeah, i mean i took a video and i believe that what is happening now in goals that are in the will going on there requires all concerned policies to be involved with whoever that may be with a tony blair or anyone else on a tony blair is known for his distinct role in the war in iraq and the destruction of the country. i need to ask for garza, i think it is a different issue. it is rel

u. s. u k and germany have thrown the 1st support behind israel won't have had that holds disuse, presidency is taking a more cautious approach for administer. you'll come mcculla condemned to mark his actions on october 7th as terrorism. but his also urgent israel to agree towards you, monetary and pause at the end of the improvement of the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip, is the highest priority to that end, humanitarian support and humanitarian poses, and ensuring humanitarian access is necessary. canadians and french officials have said similar sentiments on his way from to keep us secretary of state at any blinking mentioned different priorities. we remain very focused on hostages, held by a mouse, including americans, and making sure we're doing everything possible to bring them home. the split as a departure from the united front, the g 7 present it rushes invasion of ukraine. and what the group described as china is economic coersion. you'll come to color recently. we're time for t

u. s. u k. and the countries the economic cost of as well as relate this on sloth is not yet known, but there's no doubt it will be a mens media from around the world. a per trained garza is a place of auto devastation but that mosques is vibrant community and is resilience for which from year is randy hostility, blockades, and attacks. and it's reflected in cost as businesses vital for its people like the health service. both sectors have been in the following line, and the destruction is affecting everyone. and what about you have done it, so it does it. there's a shortage of brad's guns that has been without electricity for a month to can live without electricity. we have no fresh wolf for everything and because i was running outs, electricity brads, everything, obviously you guys are the suffering of the world is watching for how long for how long. yeah, and that would be something that's a good option to do, but we've been up since doing queuing for bridge. we go out in the morning to charge, i

u. s. u. k and france said that they support justice, but actually they support the aggression on gather by the zionist american enemy before allow that. this guy, tony blair, will not be of any benefit as he has no credibility to u. k. has been here for how many years it hasn't benefited us in any way. there's only destroyed our country, but it's all the british are the same. do you case just like all the european countries, they'll benefit from iraq and other arab countries. that includes the us, the u. k and germany. they'll benefit from the arabs, so they should be supporting them. not israel. i believe that what is happening now in goals that are in the will going on there requires all concerned policies to be involved. whoever that may be with a tony blair or anyone else, and tony blair is known for his distinct role in the war in iraq and the destruction of the country as foot garza, i think it is a different issue. it is related to the 2 state solution put forward before the current war. nobody's happening in it. so we can't say if he will play a positive or negative role. the only thing i am sure of is that he will be in favor of a solution. the benefits western powers model this, the mind colleague wrot

u . n was not just failing. it's gigi to prevent that. but according to mccully, but the u. s. u. k. and much of europe was wholly complicit in the her risk assault. and he's not the only one in disgust at the west double standards. it's also being accused of reading lighting, potential crimes by as well, which we have wilson today. it is one of the darkest hours of all times. we are watching genocide life. oh, those who have questioned the lack of pools feast biased by their own governments have been unceremoniously dumped, but perhaps it's hard for the west to seats own hypocrisy all through the u. s was billed to the idea of so called manifesto destiny, a kate stealing land from the native americans. the wealth of many european nations came from plundering countries across the world, shipping the people to be slaves. much of the troubles in the middle east can be pinpointed to the 1916 sykes pico agreements with false. i'm the u. k. drew a line in the map, the reading of the region to come under the own influence. and in reality, the wes attempts to wrap the world's bites throat have

u. s. u k. and when i was growing up in the seventy's, really israel was saying as a safe haven, it was a place that god forbid something happens again to jews. we can go there. and so those who don't know as a g u, i can go to israel tomorrow. and if i can prove that my family is jewish, and my mother is jewish, i can be and he's really citizen, we can see mounts, cost, palestinians do not have that same rise. and that's the reason why i've never taken up these rarely citizenship often. but the fee is i believe, i guess, and he's rouse right to exist as a jewish state. i was pretty easy parents to be honest. and i was growing up, palestinians didn't really exist. i didn't made pulse names, i didn't speak to palestinians. i constantly had immunization of palestinians by my family and the why the jewish community that was super coming back then it's still coming now though it is changing as i talk about in the book and elsewhere. and i think for years i saw a 2 state solution was the so called accept

u. s. u k. and when i was growing up in the seventy's, really israel was saying as a safe haven, it was a place that god forbid something happens again to jews. we can go there. and for those who don't know as a g u, i can go to israel tomorrow. and if i can prove that my family is jewish, and my mother is jewish, i can be and he's rarely citizen, we can see mounts cause tell us the names, do not have that same rise. and that's the reason why i've never taken up these relative citizenship often, but the fee is i believe, i guess in these riddles right to exist as a jewish state. i was pretty easy parents to be honest. and i was growing up, palestinians didn't really exist. i didn't make pulse names, i didn't speak to palestinians. i constantly heads immunization of palestinians by, by my family and the why the jewish community that was super coming back then it's still coming. now though it is changing as i talk about in the book and elsewhere, and i think for years i saw the 2 state solution was th

u. s. u k. and when i was growing up in the seventy's, really israel was saying as a safe haven, it was a place that god forbid something happens again to jews we, i can go there. and so those who don't know as a g u, i can go to israel tomorrow. and if i can prove that my family is jewish, and my mother is jewish, i can be and he's really citizen, we can see mounts, cost, palestinians do not have that same rise. and that's the reason why i've never taken up these rarely citizenship often. but the fees, i believe, i guess, and he's rouse right to exist as a jewish state. i was pretty easy parents to be honest. and i was growing up. palestinians didn't really exist. i didn't made pulse names, i didn't speak to palestinians. i constantly heads, immunization of palestinians by my family, and the why the jewish community that was super coming back then it's still coming now though it is changing as i talk about in the book and elsewhere. and i think for years i saw a 2 state solution was the so called a

and the u. k. strange bedfellows, the u. s. u. k, and russia all decided to abstain instead. i'm sorry about interesting um, but the united states obviously has been very, very careful about the kind of wording and any kind of resolution. they were absolutely either been previously that they wanted a mouse to be mentioned that they wanted the right to self defense to be mentions that seems to have been just as a well, i mean, they weren't mentioned last time. and they said, because of that, we're going to be to this resolution that was on the 18th of october $29.00 days later. they get another resolution. again, calling for humanitarian pause is little bit more specific about them being more extended actually in this resolution. and they've not decided to veto this time, but, and it's was working out the what's happened in those 29 days and all of the death toll figures we think of serious underestimates because there are so many bodies buried under the rubble. but just going by the ministry of health that goes in that period, 7600 more. people have died, 3600 of them with chi

u. s and the u. k. and ukraine refused to acknowledge that they had done anything wrong. and claimed russia was the one to blame bogged down the line. the concerns that were presented a reminder that they continued to justify the targeting of religious leaders. as long as it fits their chosen narrative, all right, that's just about it for now. here on how to international, but for a subsidy, the news just keeps on con, we all back soon with more of your home at the the many more boys you live, grow is, or at least feel uncomfortable in 2 days. is really because it's, it's become masonic, it's become there right tween and national as to races. and that's why you have the lot of mind. it's just a lot of demonstrations against the current government the from the beginning of this year, the in the every couple of days they take down the 10. so childrens move on to a new camp, which will be on for just another couple of days before they set off. again, romero with the rain the house. well, i mean, it was going lumber. i am wiley at the the had the could be a bad to the were mi

u. s. u k, and germany have thrown the 1st support behind israel. walter had that holds this to you, is presidency, is taking a more cautious approach for administer. you'll come mcculla condemned to mark his actions on october 7th as terrorism. but it's also urgent israel to agree to where he met a terry and pause at the end of the improvement of the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip is the highest priority to that end, humanitarian support and humanitarian poses, and ensuring humanitarian access is necessary. canadians and french officials have shed similar sentiments on his way from to keep us secretary of state at any blinking mentioned different priorities. we remain very focused on hostages, held by a mouse, including americans and making sure we're doing everything possible to bring them home. the split as the departure from the united front, the g 7 present it rushes invasion of ukraine. and what the group described as china is economic coersion. you'll come to color recently. we're time for the middle east where she met is really palestinian and joe dany and officials. japan import

by israel, left without pallet and vital medicine. despite widespread international condemnation, israel's relentless campaign goes on back by its allies, the u. s. the u. k. and the european union. so could the atrocities and violence unleashed by, as well as ministry on gaza, lead to a why the regional instability. what does the by then boost ration where they think will be asking all guess this and more questions in just a few moments. but 1st, this report, by out just serious catalogue has already on day after day. israel's attacks keep coming. classrooms like this one in northern garza turned into a virtual graveyards nearby at the body of refugee camp. word test and destruction of the with facing problems pulling out both survivors and the data working without hands because there's no equipment the gaza strip may be small font, the political manifestations of its bombardment threatened to destabilize the entire region. there is already division among some leaders in the middle east and from jordan to 11 on. protesters have rallied supporting palestine shared the palestinian authority and its current form cannot get control of gaza, not after we foug

u. s. and the u. k. and ukraine refused to acknowledge that they had done anything wrong. and claimed russia was the one to blame bogged down playing the concerns that were presented. a reminder that they continued to justify the targeting of religious leaders, as long as it fits their chosen narrative. the iranian ministries of petroleum and science are teaming up to acquire unique technologies to carry out the underground directional drilling. it's a something only 3 countries in the world concurrently do those comments to ron's or like sports of so should this month. as a correspondent explain. richard iran company more oil means making more money. and with a new drilling technology known as watery steerable system, or our assess being introduced into its petroleum industry. the country now is able to revive vast on taft oil fields that would otherwise remain deserted. we'll see you then, that he has a lawyer. basically. some of our oil layers cannot be reached without directional drilling. sometimes our assess can increase all production by 100 percent. in many cases,

u. s. u and u. k. palestinians being denied the right to be treated in the sanctity of hospitals that's protected on the international more. but this is ignored by israel's tanks, bombs and guns. how has the motor will come to this? and why is garza's entire health systems? the reason i'm the israel is attacks will be asking this and more about gifts and a few moments. but this, this report from car league, the flight life happens, is only our next to living. these are the youngest victims of israel on garza with most hospitals forced to close surrounded and attacked. why is ready forces dozens of premature babies in the territory. the largest hospital have been transferred to the only areas where electricity is available. but there are no incubators and oxygen supplies of run out. the situation is desperate. so we lost many infants because some were born in italy. it's extremely difficult to look at them all the time. and there's nothing we can do. and it's not just him cost cause a city all its hosp

and military spokesman points to an a k 47. he says was funded that she for hospital military fits for one of her mazda service, put investigations by major u. s. and u. k. media outlets suggest is really the army may have rearranged the weapons before international news agencies were allowed to visit the site. there is a, an active 47 that's prompted questions about the authenticity of the so called discovery israel's efforts online to try to win the information or really are not going very well. i've never seen a government propaganda fall apart as quickly and be rejected as widely as we have seen. in the case of the escalation since october 7, experts, one that miss information and propaganda, the fact and fiction affecting global deception of israel's war and garza last month you as president job i didn't receive criticism for, echoing and verified is really claims of be headed babies initially supported by so called consent pictures, he mentioned only to be retracted by the white house shortly after the while initial backing for israel is now feeding. seem to see across the western world appears to be shifting to the palestinians. one, during ho

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world, from the middle east in recent days, over 10000 to palestinians, mostly women and children being killed with u. k. u. s. and you nation weapons and gaza. i'm the jerusalem to make donation media and politicians advocating against us these 5 am, it's the slaughter of the war on children began 7 weeks ago today. but is israel repeated 911? really what nato corporate media wants you to think it was one of the greatest john this in the world writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc. co director of killing gaza and author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why? uh, i mean it's still the do by a show, it's not the global media for him. perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the.

and comparing. i'm off to ices. i mean, do you think there are similarities between the u. k. u s. west and your b u of high says given they're all being the bombing of gaza rather than have us hing by devices. um the link. so fee is done crazy with isis. i mean, in terms of our policy that we see the images and seemingly the hospitals being blown up and then to me blinking then the snack controlled, saying we've got to not have these 5. i know what i mean the, the reason they don't want to see the side because it means a function come from cation way and that, and you know, when is government and the blaming of how much, that's a big thing. genius, who i mean, you know, this is not enrolled and started on october, the 7th. this as a role that has started many, many decades ago and october. the 7th is just one phase of the will liberation movements act according to their own, with their own strategy. those and solo directly with the palestinians gone justified everything down that they don't need to box. they are their mom. and what we are demanding is a fan. just settlement competi

u. s. foreign policy. this will policy, the rest of the ration has trusted. the us and the u. k. a bit too much for too long. the same applies to germany, i mean germany is always trust is that you can to us too much for too long. of these players are basically not fair players. they always play with dirty tricks. and i think that's becoming a more pattern to every one of those. probably good, a good lesson. i mean, you know, obviously it's better to avoid it, but it's better to be aware of this now for the future. and that these are deeply soonest. the players that on po cuz the sprint falls, who's mislead trading, negotiating partners and allies and, and the email without hesitation would hurt the allies and vassals, you know, blow up the energy supplies and, and also costs the decimal thousands of 1000 people unnecessarily. archie dot com is the website you can get more details of all the stories are following. i see you again in 30 minutes. the when we think of tourism, we usually think of vacation, sunny beaches and exploring new places. and traditionally that was a standard of the tourism industry when you can get a nice little package filled with things to do on your vacation as well today. the medical tours in space is increasingly becoming more popular as people spend their off days getting procedures done in a foreign country. the global medical tourism market was valued at $9700000000.20 and is expected to continue to grow another 25 percent this year. as many people and developed nations are seeking surveys in developing countries where prices are cheaper. i'm christy. i, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to take a closer look at the cost of medical tourism every year, millions of people travel from country to country in search of specialized medical care, ranging from cosmetic surgery to dental work to orthopedic procedures. the rise of health care medical costs and the west has led to a rise and medical tourism market. or over 14000000 people travel to other countries in search of medical care. some procedures and developed countries like the u. s. and the u. k. costs up to 6 figures, forcing people to look elsewhere with the exact same procedure costs as little as 4 figures. people are increasingly leaving the us to places like malaysia, thailand, costa rica, and other countries for dental plastic surgery and even cancer treatments that can cost up to 60 percent less health care costs are up to 80 percent lower in malaysia and up to 70 percent lower and mexico compared to the us. and according to the medical and health tourism congress, medical treatment is cheaper in most asian countries than a private hospital in the us. for example, a heart 5 has surgery and thailand costs nearly $9.00 times less. at $13000.00, compared to a $113000.00 in the us, a hip replacement in thailand, costs $7800.00 compared to $50000.00 in the us. medical tourist can expect to save 25 to 75 percent on various procedures and treatment options. and the top medical tourism destination in the world is malaysia who sees well over half a 1000000 medi

from the middle east, in recent days, over 10000 to palestinians, mostly women and children have been killed with u. k. u. s. and you nation weapons and gaza. i'm yet jerusalem. 10 a donation media and politicians advocating against us these 5 minutes to florida. the war on children began 7 weeks ago today, but is israel repeated 911? really, what nato corporate media want you to think it was one of the greatest joined us in the world. writing today has new revelations about what happened on october. the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades and based in washington dc, co director of killing gaza and author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why? i mean, it's still due by a show. it's not the global media for him. perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the gyptian side of rafa to monitor the aid situation as part of a delegation that was going to raise awarenes

the middle east. israel and the usa were virtually isolated from the international community this week, as they oppose the un general assembly begging for rest bites in u, k, u. s. u and mass killing in gaza. thousands of children have now been killed by multi $1000000000.00 weaponry and the energy rich cause of strip targeted for decades by nato, a nation weapons. so why wouldn't the, our world's most populous country egypt fully open? the rafa crossing to the families of guys are free the slaughter and why in the are well not militarily intervene, is routine in other parts of the world in cairo. is the arab league swell minutes extra. the general, i must say he is being the egypt to investigate, to the united nations. it's foreign minister and has run for its presidency and he joins me now. thank you so much. i'm with um, let's just start with that actually. i know there were reports that the, the roof of crossing was open briefly for some, a ridiculous numbers of the trucks as seen by the global south and the communities of, uh, the multi polar will not being israel. why do you think age of doesn't just open up the border, allowing the people of gaza to esca

u. s. and some european countries, notably the u. k and germany. so it's going to be very, very hard. i think of to 5 days for these riley's to stop the bombardment. i think we've seen the level of the brutality of the one problem. i'm sure they'll do it, but politically, they're going to be on the even more pressure. if we a, c, c, a c spot and then we see a return to war in the coming days. yeah, an interesting as well, that's um, how much said there the all of the security chief. so the security is fully support this deal and there is, this is just the position, isn't there between release of, of, of captives release of, of prisoners and some sort of a thawing, but yet the war is going to tenure long term. absolutely. um, and i think we, we shouldn't say any of this is a done deal because the, the is riley process is still underway and we haven't got a final decision. although it does look with the prime minister of the defense minister, the security chief, old barking this is that going to head to head and support this, but any sort of see spot, even a temporary spa is always very

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u, a. e, which at the un security council has forced the issue of a cease fire minutes. the u. k. u. s. and you nation backed alleged garza genocide, while thousands have been killed in gaza. i need jerusalem. hundreds of thousands may be killed through excess debts and your of this winter energy is i'll give you the key then in guys i'd call 28. i'm the big plus meeting with gc countries, plus russia. iran, venezuela, and others have so far, refused nato, a nation close to pump more oil. joining me now from one of the world's biggest, competing mississippi's new york city is abby ridge and during the head of global markets and research at energy intelligence. an adjunct research scholar at columbia university center on global energy policy is abby thank so much for coming back on. so we've had no and stream. we've had the saudi arabia refusing to bomb lower all along with their big plus members. and presumably, markets already realize that the, the numbers killed in the winter in western europe will be, will be even more than in, well, it will be more, but it won't be even more that in the

the middle east. israel and the usa were virtually isolated from the international community this week, as they oppose the un general assembly begging for rest bite in u, k, u. s. u and mass killing in gaza. thousands of children have now been killed by multi $1000000000.00 weaponry and the energy rich, gaza strip targeted for decades by nature a nation weapons. so why would the, our world's most populous country egypt fully open? the rafa crossing to the families of guys are free. the slowest.