israel. the united states will never been in united israel. the us public will never abandon his re. okay. got there is a growing sentiment in the us public against the conduct of war and goes by is 0. i'm showing you what he's going to come to the point. so we know there's still some difficulties as just stuff that is correct in the sense of business or is it usual? mostly we know there is a specific shipment of heavy bonding. uh, the bottoms of the is really air force is using that is somewhat still stalling. i guess it will come up in the meeting tomorrow between vitamin and it's and yeah, we also need to keep in mind, you know, he mentioned that, do you know the whole world warned us against going into rough we are. there is where we know the speeches happening as fight it in rough off and it has units, for example, state taking place. bells, things have reported on for almost a 140 casualties just in the last 24 hours. so this is still happening as he is in, in washington. let's keep that in mind. quickly. 2 other things we need to mention of course the hostages. and today i'll set yo

united states tonight saying that a ceasefire between israel and tomas in gaza is still possible. the i'm regards to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states. and to all of you around the world, welcome. but we begin tonight with the escalating crisis in the middle east. iran and how mos are choosing is real of assassinating how mazda is top. political leader is my own media. they say wednesdays. pre dawn here striking the uranium capital t, ron will not good one punished hard wine protestors took to the streets, vowing revenge, denouncing israel and the united states. so israel has not admitted to being involved, but it has said that it killed a mazda commander. here's the commander rather, and they route both killings have raised concerned over a wider regional conflict. you know, mean not very challenging. days ahead of us since the attack and by route threatens have been heard from all sides enough. well, we are prepared for any scenario and we will stand united undetermined against any threat as well, but exact a heavy price. so any aggression against us on any front w

human rights in the palestinian territories regarding the strike in the humanitarians or nissan units. israel says it was targeting to senior homeless command, it's hundreds of civilians are either dead or injured. what are the legal implications? its international law is very clear that during a combat zone that the attacking armies have distinguished very clearly between a combatants and civilians. as your target, and this has been a, a running seen through the 9 months of this particular war, where israel claims that it's shooting targets that are only aimed a mass militants, or middleton's from other palestinian groups. but where the consequence has been thousands and thousands of, of civilian deaths and injuries with respect to this and most leading human rights organizations that have examined both these rated claims and the facts that have been able to gather on the, on the ground. i've concluded that israel has been indiscriminate in its use of military force resulting in these thousands of civilian deaths, even joe, by a certain several occasions the israel's attacks have been indisc

including people who who have done or do run conservative friends of israel or labor friends of israel, the united jewish israel appeal, the jewish laborship, sorry jewish leadership council, all these organizations in there, so this is a transparent, it's a sort of transparent front for uh the the the foreign policy interests of the zianist entity, indeed, well phil, i mean why do you think zayanists are so keen to support kurdish nationalism? um, well, if if you look back to um, the the origins of the current uh form of kurdish nationalism that is finding expression in syria, northeastern syria, which is uh, the ethno-nationalist regime, illegitimate regime of rojaver, um, you realize that actually, um, the the it has a shared origin with zionism, one of the founders of this this movement, murray buckchin, he's an american, was uh quite a firm zionist of the kind of the liberal uh school and his ideas, which really draw upon european settler colonialist philosophy, as design um are very - and his intentions are very similar for for this rojever um statelet um and it is basically modeled on israe

including people who who have done or do run conservative friends of israel or labor friends of israel, the united jewish israel appeal, the jewish laborship, sorry jewish leadership council, all these organizations in there, so this is a transparent, it's a sort of transparent front for uh the the the foreign policy interests of the cianist entity, indeed, well phil, i mean, why do you think? designists are so keen to support kurdish nationalism. um, well, if if you look back to um, the the origins of the current uh form of kurdish nationalism that is finding expression in syria, northeastern syria, which is the ethno nationalist regime, illegitimate regime of rojover. um, you realize that actually um, that the it has a shared origin with zionism, one of the... founders of this this movement, murray buckchin, he's an american, was quite a firm zionist of the kind of the liberal uh school, and his ideas, which really draw... on european settler colonialist philosophy as syonism um are very and his intentions are very similar for for this rojever um statelet um and it is basically modeled on israel

and the united states understand that israel is in crisis, in fact the united states wants to help the zionist regime, not to be, not to take itself and take the united states into a strategy. defeat and especially in case of a regional war, if it breaks out, the united states understand that they will be defeated, and at the same..." time hisballah and the palestinian resistance have been really inflicting real damage on the israeli army. i mean, if you look at the israeli internal front, it's divided, it's weak, it's very, you know, not organized, there is mistrust between the army and the political ranks, mistrust between the public and... the their political leadership, and so israel is not exactly in a position where it could force any kind of conditions, they are very, you know, the the their fault, they're failing, and the zionist regime is witnessing an existentialist crisis is not just about not being able to administrate the war, it's not being able to administrate the entity itself, and we see that netanyahu that as he was

including people who who have done or do run conservative friends of israel or labor friends of israel, the unitedjewish israel appeal, the jewish laborship, sorry jewish leadership council, all of these organizations in there, so this is a uh transparent, it's a sort of transparent front for uh the the the foreign policy interests of the zionist entity indeed, well phil, i mean why do you think zionists are so keen to support? kurdish nationalism: um, well, if if you look back to um, the the origins of the current form of kurdish nationalism that is finding expression in syria, northeastern syria, which is uh, the ethno-nationalist regime, illegitimate regime of rojaver, um, you realize that actually, um, the it has a shared origin with zionism, one of the founders of this this movement, philosophy as to zionism um are very and his intentions are very similar for for this rojever um statelet um and it is basically modeled on israel um and i think it also serves um israel's interest with regards to um providing a counterweight to turkey in the ongoing kind of proxy conflicts within syria yeah i me

states in the region that are much weaker than israel are also there's a threat to them and the unitedtanks or what have you for invasions, so right now this these non-state actors like hizbullah, ansarullah and others are definitely reaching a new stage and they have created new kinds of warfare and new kinds of arrangements of military units that haven't existed. before and this will be taught in military schools for decades later, well how does this situation actually complicate the situation for the us has been trying to disengage uh from the middle east? yeah, i mean, that that was always a propaganda point, the us can never disengage from the middle east again, because this is the most important geopolitical landscape in the whole world, this this part of of, and it's not because of who we are or you know as the arabs or what have you, it's just the geography that makes it impossible for somebody that wants to... this planet not to control this peace uh, the united states, the only arguments that were inside the us elite was, do you confront russia and china as you are trying to

the point is that netanyahu's behavior will cause israel to go to the brink of collapse . public opinion in the united states, which has always been supportive of israel, is now losing the opinion of the gallup institute a few months ago. 75% of the young generation in israel is under 24 years old in america it does not support israel, which is a terrible promise for the israelis, and two, these policies, if they want he expects america to go to war for the united states. it is not tolerable . today, israel's foreign minister gave an interview and said that our preference is to have nothing to do with yemen, not to enter into a conflict with yemen, and the united states and that 10-nation coalition want to carry out the attack . will netanyahu's expectation be fulfilled ? more important is the applause that we see in the congress, mr. motabib, netanyahu's speech, although it was mentioned that it was accompanied by the applause of the members of the congress, but we saw that the protests happened with negative reactions to this. the speech is not only in the united states , but also in the occupied te

including people "who have done or do run conservative friends of israel or labor friends of israel, the united jewish israel appeal, the jewish laborship, sorry jewish leadership council, all these organizations in there, so this is a transparent, it's a sort of transparent front for the the foreign policy interests of the zionist entity, indeed, well phil, i mean, why do you think zionists are so keen to support kurdish nationalism? um, well, if if you look back to - the the origins of the current uh form of kurdish nationalism that is finding expression in syria, northeastern syria, which is the ethno-nationalist regime, illegitimate regime of rojaver. um, you realize that actually um, the it has a shared origin with zionism, one of the founders of this this movement, murray buckchin, he's an american, was uh quite a firm zionist. the kind of the liberal uh school and his ideas, which really draw upon european settler colonialist philosophy, as to cyanism um are very... are and his intentions are very similar for for this rojaver um statelet um and it is basically modeled on israel um and i

israel, why? because the united states, they are determined to fight to the last american in order to preserve israel and to shield israel. from the crimes that it is doing against humanity. all right, thank you very much for that. we do appreciate it. our guests there talking to us from malaysia. thank you so much. we are looking at the fact that the assassination to have taken place is still bringing out reactions from the entire world practically here in the islamic republic, more and more towns are witnessing protest. there will be a funeral ceremony that's going to take place uh tomorrow here in. capital tran towards the end of that where it was it will be um um presided by the leader of uh iran's islamic revolution and then at the end of the day from what we understand uh the body will be flown to qatar where the next day it's going to be buried there in doha um the rolling coverage will continue at this point we're going to go for a quick break but i believe after 10 minutes time or so uh do rejoin us uh as we continue with the currently act that this regime decided to uh take uh and execute a

israel continues to face serious threats. security and the united states will continue to support efforts to stop these horrific attacks. american support for israel remains unwavering in the fight against all iran-backed terrorist groups. including the lebanese shiite movement hezbollah. the head of european diplomacy, jazep borel, called for an international investigation into the attack on the dutch heights and noted the need to avoid further escalation. i strongly condemn this bloodbath . we need an independent international investigation into this unacceptable incident. the israeli foreign ministry emphasized that the aviv hotel is close to a full-scale war with hezbollah. at the same time , the movement itself denies involvement in the shelling. the official government in beirut condemned the attack on civilians in the dutch heights and called for a ceasefire on all sides. but a meeting of the military cabinet is expected in israel today, where they can make a final decision on the start of a military operation in lebanon. victoria koroleva, vesti. former us president barack obama t

states in the region that are much weaker than israel are also uh there's a threat to them and the united

states in the region that are much weaker than israel, are also there's a threat to them, and the united world, this this part of of, and it's not because of who we are, as arabs or what have you, it's just the geography that makes it impossible for somebody that wants to rule this planet not to control this piece, the united states, the only arguments that were inside the us elite was, do you confront russia and china? as you are trying to confront the muslim world and uh as we see even when they tried to go and confront russia, they couldn't like go off this region. well with that great point, we have finished our session today. i'd like to thank my guest mr. a journalist for joining me today, always a pleasure. thank you for having me. thank you. thank you very much for watching the israel watch. until next time, sanam. in the midst of war and political turmoil in the region, the political system in the islamic republic of iran has shown its stability through conducting competitive, peaceful and organized elections, this has refuted claims by some experts in iranian affairs from certa

israel. and an outright attack seems highly unlikely, backed by the united states. israel has the minimal resources at the ready, including an army of some $170000.00 active duty soldiers. it also has an advanced air force with some $205.00 digits, plus the well tested and done rocket defense system. on the run could also ask its proxies in the region to step up their activities. hezbollah could launch a massive garage of missiles, of israel, from lebanon, similar to the one iran launched in april. that unprecedented attack of some 300000 drones, was largely repels. but some managed to penetrate beyond done system, causing damage inside the country. lost the us intelligence, estimated that hezbollah has over 100000 rockets that they already had spell out could also carry out a strong called civilian targets. within is riley territory. this isn't much less likely possibility, but a much more serious one. an attack of this kind would almost definitely lead to an even further escalation. bit of runs, retaliation weren't necessarily happen on his ready soil. aside from his blog 11 on the run backs a nu

israel. and the united states of america is behind israel. as a christian, as an american, as an alabamian, i firmly support israel and i'm incredibly proud to do so. thank you. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: thank you, madam president. i rise to join my colleague from alabama and other colleagues and outline the importance of maintaining and continuing to strengthen our nation's support for our essential ally in the middle east, israel. the suns-israel partnership is vital for middle east and vital for the global fight against terror. israel needs our help to fend off numerous attacks from iran and its proxy, and i'm proud of the contributions our armed forces have made from defending israel from a wide variety of drone and missile attacks. the skill of our committed airmen, airwomen, airmen and women, soldiers, marines, special forces, their skill, unbel unbelievable, their bravery, courage under fire, the technology that we have utilized, it -- just incredibl

daish... terrorist group who of course were cia mercenaries and displaced people that the the united states in israel uh intentionally created and cultivated and inspired with madness, much as the united states cia has inspired the ukrainian nazi bandera followers with a fanaticism and madness that is unprecedented, so it has been because of the the the decision. integration of family values and religious values has created a vacuum where evil has taken a whole new license and immorality and and any lack of traditional moral restraint which we which we were compelled to become framed within 20 years ago, 30 years ago, 40 years ago, all of that is is disintegrated and faded, so there's there's absolute reckless abandon in the... internet, on television, on the in the media, in the united states, thank god, god has preserved iran from that disgusting amorality and that perversion and violence and and anti-family sickness and homosexuality, that's why god is protecting and anointing iran, and i would say russia and china and these other nations that reject the hollowing out and deform deformity and perv

. um, the general assembly is virtually certain to adopt this resolution. of course, the united states and israel will vote against and be outvoted by all the other countries in the world, unless may... the other half of the american empire votes with the united states, that would be great britain, in kingdom. however, one point that needs to be mentioned here that we didn't cover in the first commentator's remarks is that the court has ordered reparations. reparations for the damage done by the israeli occupation include not just what has happened during all of the period of the occupation, but also what is happening. today and the reparations do, as a result of this illegal activity, definitely enter into the billions of dollars. if the reparations are ordered by the un general assembly, it means that countries that accept the resolution can sees israeli assets, including their embassies in countries around the world. so we're going to see very serious confrontation here between the law and the state of israel. on that note, i would like to thank both. our guest mr. john, journalist, activist a

to participate in this secret meeting and participate in the program of israel and the united states may have been an attempt by the arab countries to destroy and disrupt this agreement. to take action. thanks. i have a final question. another aspect of this agreement for the future of gaza is that hamas, fatah and other palestinian groups will come together in beijing with the help of the chinese government , while in the past the united states has always tried to position itself as the main mediator about keep any issue related to palestine . hamas mentioned china at the end of the meeting and all the supporting parties, including hezbollah, yemen, iraq, iran, qatar, turkey, and egypt , have thanked them. in your opinion, when the american authorities look at the palestinian agreement in china , what do you think? surely your audience will too. they know that in all these so-called mediations that america has tried to do, it pursues every goal except reaching peace . we have seen these actions since the time of kissinger, and every government that has come to power in america one a

the valley of tears and october 6 to october 9, 1973 when israel was threatened once before from abroad. it was threatened once before in the united states was called upon to provide assistance to israel as well. the time for winning is now. we know how to do it by the way. it is not the case we had to figure our weight through that there are three pieces to it winning looks like. winning his first of all immoral declaratory statement israel is our friend and ally it is the rightful homeland of the jewish people this means the entirety of israel. this means stating israel's not an occupying force, this means it cannot be the case that after october 7 there can be weapons in gaza or we can turn governing back over to a designated terrorist organization. that is not winning. winning is providing long-term security for the people of israel. winning is ensuring a run is punished for what it did. [applause] i think about the fact that within the last 15 months, the united states paid around by releasing funds of some $60 billion in exchange for getting american citizens home. indeed, exactly six americans a billion dollars apiece on th

israel. the united states cannot tiptoe down the line between good and evil. we must make a choice and we must make a stand and that stand should be with israel. prime minister netanyahu's joint address to congress is an opportunity to reaffirm our shared values and highlight the pivotal role israel plays in promoting stability and democracy in an admittedly volatile region. i look forward to hearing his remarks tomorrow, but i am concerned about one critical absence. there have been news reports that vice president harris, who is now on track to become the democrats' presidential nominee, will not be in attendance. reports are she's scheduled to speak at a sorority convention in indianapolis. the date of president netanyahu's speech was announced in early june, and in any event, i'm sure the sorority convention would forgive the vice president for attending to this important event here in washington, d.c., and perhaps reschedule for another time. but to openly boycott the leader of israel at a time like this is irresponsible. the vice president's decision to s

those already say killed billy, a 100 palestinians sheltering it and make shift kept the hun units. israel's is the latest attacks targeted the leadership of hom, us, which carried out the october 7th terror attacks. a warning 12 use the following report contains images that may, that you may find disturbing more than 9 months into the will this new laptop and israel's foaming campaign in gauze on business. the optimal if, if a strike a news, a rock which hosts one of the territories most crowded refugee camps. yeah. the fleming brother, but me and my other sister was saying, i'm not good at prayers. when suddenly bombs fell on us. there was nothing happening. they told me your brother's children died in hospital. oh abdullah, my brother. yes, yes. yes. he is really military said that over the previous 24 hours. it's f o struck quite approximately 40 tara targets in garza including sniping, coasts, how masks, military structures and buildings. recht with explosives is that legal sites, the victims here where civilians. i remember a whole whole family died, the mother, the father, and the 2 c

israel. and an outright attack seems highly unlikely, backed by the united states. israel has the middle resources at the ready, including an army of some $170000.00 active duty soldiers. it also has an advanced air force with some $205.00 digits, plus the well tested and done rocket defense system. on the run could also ask its proxies in the region to step up their activities. hezbollah could launch a massive garage of missiles at israel, from lebanon, similar to the one iran launched in april. that unprecedented attack of some 300000 drones, was largely repels. but some managed to penetrate beyond done system, causing damage inside the country. lost the us intelligence, estimated that hezbollah has over 100000 rockets at the ready has the lot could also carry out a strong code. civilian targets within is riley territory. this isn't much less likely possibility, but a much more serious one. an attack of this kind would almost definitely lead to an even further escalation. bit of runs, retaliation weren't necessarily happen on his ready soil. aside from hezbollah, 11 on the run back to a number o

israel has no place in the un. let's not forget that israel has violated at least 28, that's right, 28 resolutions of the united nations security council, which are legally binding on un members. well, along with the icj, israel stands accused by the international criminal court for war crimes and in terms of the un, a suspension of israel's rights and privileges by the united nations general assembly would put much more pressure on it, especially the illegality. of its occupation, now this will reinforce israel's isolation, when a partide south africa came under growing international pressure at the un, the unga acted, it initiated international boycots of the apartite regime and sports, cultural, economic, political arenas, which brought pressure to bear, not only on south africa's racist regime, but also its allies, now israel is facing the same fate as south, africa's apartide regime. the breaking news they see their concerns, palestinians being killed in the west bank. here you have at least five palestinians that have been killed in israeli attack has taken place, the place that this is occurred in is the

israel. welcome to the united states of israel. that's what this is the page of the tact a bunch of peaceful protesters. they've been pepper sprayed multiple times. i'm a registered nurse, i came up from tallahassee. i brought stuff to help people failing, guys use every single bit of it. never once that i see a police officer, anybody of any kind of capacity like that help anyone nevermind. is there anyone to believe in that was about just being made a comment of hire as not being that will that she is meeting us at yahoo tomorrow now that's now the job i the top of the ticket to see the past new or bring pieces or do you think? absolutely not, no. pamela harris is taught from the exact same class. there's been a couple of posts going around on social media and different things of her, i guess in kind of soft things toward palestinians trying to obviously gain boats. they will tell you anything they are lying to your faces, then they will go and do the opposite. none of them are appropriate to lead our country. absolutely. none of

the stabilization of this region, and that's what all countries in this area want, except israel. in the united states and i'm sad to see some of uh president trump's rhetoric repeating the same tired old idiotic slogan earing which his zionist financial backers have fed him when he repeats these suicidal jargons of uh backing israel uh i i think that's laughable and no american sides with that and uh i i think uh you're seeing this repeated uh on many different fronts. in the american uh political establishment, so you're you're seeing america being forced into a position where it would uh support and back israel's declaration of war against syria. as you wisely observed, the israelis were the ones most likely who have triggered this attack on the golan heights and tried to blame it on others in order to to trigger a larger war, and now it's declaring war. against iran by assassinating people intrusted in iran's own custody and in iran's own protective uh environment with this assassination of of the uh hamas uh uh leader uh or spokesman uh i i think this is something of of we're going to see

more than that in order to defeat them we need a strong alliance between israel and the united states. it is crucial. [applause] i have always maintained that when israel is strong the u.s. is strong and that the u.s. is strong israel is stronger but more than that with our enemies looking at what they have done when they see daylight between israel and the united states it's important and when we are united they are deterred and that's what we are working on. i want to thank all of you for your strong support for israel. this is really meaningful for us but you have no idea how much this is meaningful each and every citizen in the state of israel. i'm here to take this opportunity to tell all of you thank you. [applause] mr. ambassador trump is the greatest president in his aides in israel will have a fighter and a friend back in the white house, absolutely. [applause] and by the way i know i castigated the folks in the back and you've done very well by being quiet and i want to say thank you let's continue that behavior. if there's one issue and again i just have a couple of things

existed, but again we're not dealing with the civilized nation or people, military or media in israel or in the united states for that matter, we're witnessing the death throws of schizophrenic, demonically possessed empire that castrates its children, worships the environment, flies rainbow flags, raises fists to god and tries to destroy family and resemblance of tradition and religious humility that uh decent human beings uh have have been accustomed to. this is the nature of israel, this is the nature of tel aviv and hebron and the and the savage murderers of women and children, which netanyahu leads and his recent trip to the united states was a endorsement of that savagery. and i'm as much as i'm discomforted by the evil that they inflict upon the innocent, i'm also... comforted with god's promise when he says, "vengeance is mine, i shall repay, god shall repay them, and he will destroy israel, and he will destroy the united states in its current form, i believe, because of this wickedness." and i would end it by saying, "i think this is a time where god is raising up the iranian people to stand

flag attacks that have been committed in all times, whether by the united states or by israel. puts us in a very dangerous situation, because now in this government, its head belongs to an israeli sect with headquarters in washington. milly promised that upon reaching the government he would do service for israel, he confessed during his presidential campaigns. so imagine that his first trip was to see a jewish rabbi who had him accepted into that sect, to which... man belongs and this man said about moving, he wants to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, and further more, this project of amir's going to help the west in israel, and it also acts as a crisis project, because they anticipated they could carry out attack in argentina. i, together with other colleagues and people who have investigated the topic, denounce all their claims against iran, because here there are several very good research. books on this topic, presenting a quantity of evidence of the falsifications that have been made. there's information about the van conductors who were killed, the judge who

there of some missiles - the enemy, presence all the time, the only military bases in israel who are allowed are the unitedisrael needs this confirmation for one thing. with the help of the usa, great britain, france and nato countries. well, that is, in fact you say that this statement followed russia’s foreign policy successes in this direction, of course, of course, of course, it turns out that this is an attempt, as it were, well, to move the agenda in the other direction, a little, to escalate the situation in the region, but to what extent these statements take on real features, right?

let's not forget that israel has violated at least 28, that's right, 28 resolutions of the united nations security council, which are legally binding on un members. well, along with the icj, israel accused by the international criminal court for war crimes and in terms of the us suspension of israel's rights and privileges by the united nations general assembly would put much more pressure on it, especially the illegality of its occupation, now this will reinforce israel's isolation. when apartide south africa came under growing international pressure at the un, the unga acted, it initiated in national boycots of the apartite regime and sports, cultural, economic, political arenas, which brought pressure to bear, not only on south africa's racist regime, but also its allies, now israel is facing the same fate as south africa's aptite regime. the military wing of hamasa resistance movement has conducted more attacks against israeli forces in gaza and the west bank. brigade said the forces targeted a group of israeli forces in the west bank city of tokarm causing multiple casualties among r

its leader and spiritual leader ayatallah ali khamini said that the united states and israel were unablenly achieved that the resistance of the muslim world was with everyone. it becomes stronger. the president of the united states finally appeared in front of fellow citizens after a long pause that left many americans worried about his health and the future of their country. joe biden addressed the nation from the white house and tried to explain the strange story of his withdrawal from the presidential race. the president’s speech was analyzed by our correspondent in the united states, alexey veselovsky. president biden was expected to provide clear explanations as to why he decided to withdraw from the election. the white house, announcing his address to the country, said that the us president would speak in detail about his motives. in fact, biden said only a few general phrases that can hardly be considered a sincere explanation of what happened. as president, i believe that my global credibility, my vision for the future of the united states is important for a second term, but noth

israel, smeared with the blood of palestinians. south korea has tried to avoid taking sides. at the united nations security council in april, south korea voted for full un membership for palestine. at the same time, the government here seeks to enhance. cooperation with israel, hosting korea, israel innovation day, just days after the latest israeli massacker of palestinians. hyundai, samsung and other south green companies still seek to deepen their trade with israel, despite the negative pr that may involve. shame on those who have abandoned palestine and collaborate and normalized relations with the criminal fascist zionist is. someone launches an aggression on you, then therefore you should retaliate with the same aggression, then you should be faithful, also when know that god is with those who are feetful, the israeli enemy launched in aggression against the province of with several shelling against the electricity company which gives electricity to the coastal region, also they targeted the the port of and also areas and the yemen armed forces say they will retaliate against this ag

united states, because of the way the israelis control congress all days israel, that's the the direction of power, the united states is not able, the us administration is not. able for any long period of time to deny any israeli request, but sometimes they go through the motions, they pretend to be putting pressure on israel, but it never lasts and their bluff is always called, we will remember the american said, no entry into rafa by the israeli army can be permitted, well... what did israel do? the army walked straight into rafa and what did america do? nothing, and this is now being quietly forgotten. the ultimatum to israel was a bluff, and it's the same with the temporary denial of these very heavy bombs. and this this is not going to change. all right, thank you for that. peter ford, former british ambassador to syria, uh, thank you, and kim sheriff. activist and lawyer from london, thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team. it's goodbye. a soul steering journey through the sacred rituals of muharram in iran, a time of heartf

states or the united kingdom, i mean israel is not our friend, zionism is not our friend, and we should not tolerate these kinds of things and it's shocking that the united states gives 3.8 billion dollars every single year despite this attack, and i know these israel pay compensation. richard, let me let me just turn to to to to david now, i mean i want to say briefly, we have the kind of love affair codeen operations on it to force jews out of egypt involved lots of flag terror attacks. etc. mean i wonder what you know mosaid hopes to gain from that, but i just wanted to ask you as well about the iraq operation which that involved number of bombings against jewish targets. mean that remains hugely controversial in israel even to this day doesn't it? but but it's pretty clear that that they did actually happen. oh yes, mean in both the cases of the of egypt and in fact iraq there were mosad bombings right? yes, it's disputed whether one of the bombings in iraq was done by masad or not, but it's certainly the case. has has been confirmed that the other ones were

israel says that he was responsible for the unit has been firing rockets into northern israel.ir homes. this has become an increasingly big problem for the israeli government. in september, schools go back and the people who live in that area are essentially putting pressure on the government to enable them to make it secure enough for them to return. now, in carrying out an attack like this israel essentially is putting its sense of security ahead of anything else. it said that mohammad naameh nasser was the head of the hezbollah unit that was firing rockets into israel. those hostilities have been going on for months now, essentially hezbollah have been firing rockets into northern israel after the war erupted between israel and hamas, hezbollah says it was doing a show of support for hamas and it would end the confrontation when the war in gaza ended. at the moment there is no sign of that happening. we saw an escalation a few weeks ago where israel also killed a senior hezbollah commander and that led to hezbollah firing its largest barrage of drones and rockets into northe

the christian orthodox slavic ukrainian population to relocate their failed state of israel into as the inevitable united nations decree dissolving israel, i think is uh on the calendar and is matter of weeks, months, years away, but uh united nations created israel in 1948 and the 1948 decree can be dissolved, so i do think they are pursuing, as mr. halali also mentioned, these alternative backroom discussions and i think one of the discussions is the implosion of israel, where will they go, they will go into ukraine, that's why they've killed everyone there, and i would say the other unifying cause, there's nothing more uh unifying because of the... outrage than attacking people's children and their families and israel is doing that in palestine and it's doing it in the west, israel and the zionist talmudist agenda has been transgenderism and sexual perversity and homosexuality and all of this evil flourishes in places like tel aviv and their tourist agencies and their commercial ventures in israel. uh celebrating this uh perversity uh, this is unifying people across europe and the united states who ar

multiple times and regarding the the united nations, there's a a growing campaign in the united states to suspend israel from the united nations just as... the un did with south africa in the early 70s, this is a this is a campaign that has very solid chance of succeeding, the the because the un security council uh it cannot beto or cannot uh block the resolution, the un general assembly um needs to suspend israel because of its uh because of its crimes. okay, well sab, let me ask you, i mean as a palestinian, "and now this genocide has been going on nine and a half months and you see day in and day out, this type of torture that's being inflicted on the palestinian people, and yet you see the impotance of the so-called international community. i mean, what's your thoughts as a palestinian, and looking at the so-called international system, is this a system that can work to free the palestinian people, are you?" overall assessment, my own take on that, it's gaza exposed everyone, they being all along the one who founded this world order which we live in, especially after the second world war, that they