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homeless person on the street or or or a politician or senator or congress person in the united states government, so yes, so it is drawing clear lines in the sand, the united states is clearly complicit in genocide, for those that know anything about the history of the united states government, his manifest destiny role of conquering the world of playing some type of role in extrapulating and people um in northern africa confident itself, you know, we understand that this is what's going on. the point i would like to make uh my listeners is that um there is definite role that has to be played with the uh human rights movements and the revolutionary movements inside the united states, so what we have now, we have massive protests, if you're able to follow it, because lot of times the major networks are not following the fact that uh two weekends ago... there is you know close to 200,0 people in the streets of washington dc, these are some of the largest demonstrations in uf in us history, that's really not being covered too much by the news to let you know listening audience that the the people o

his very existence, and this is absolutely no different, so we condemn the actions of the united states governmenting and war, the the whole nature of war to to manufacture weapons and all this type of thing has always been going on, we are very, very familiar with it, and the palestinian people are very familiar with it, people around the world have just now waking up to it, we hope that you realize that what's going on, we hope that you make a commitment inside your own heart, right, within your own heart to be able to resist and support our palestinian brothers and sisters, this is just a temporary pause, that's all it is, and their continue ongoing program of the oppression and the elimination of the palestinian people. okay, we got a few minutes left here, iron's leader has actually spoken today, and one thing he said that stands out that i like to ask you, is that um, he said that hamas is not a government, you know, it's not. uh, it's not an organization uh that is backed by a government or represents a government of any kind, and he called it a group of fighters, and they have incurred and

united states. thank you, yes, the fact is correct that the the western governments, especially the united states government witnessing that they all are standing with the zinest regime, but they are failed, they are... actually failed, they did not achieve their targets, they did not achieve any any of single achievement in nagada strip, even the people are homeless, people are facing deficiency of aid, food, water, electricity and everything, but they are, the fact is that they are street fast, they are standing with their street fastness, and they they decided to face the bombardment, they decided to face the genocide, they decide. to face the aggression, but they decided not decided to do not leave the gaza street, because the israeli plan was that to to to expel and pull out them, kick out them from gada strip, so in in generally we say that the western governments are main responsible and all people across the globe anywhere, we are watching that in america, washington, new york. everywhere in london, in paris, everywhere people are standing with oppress people of palestine and they are against their

the fact that the governments of of these countries in in the middle east just like the united states government, these governments don't care what their people want, their people are not considered their constituents. united states the lobby groups are the constituents, in these other countries the uh the monarchs are interested in what the their people have to say what the people want. want to enrich themselves, make their countries more powerful, either economically or militarily or both, and they're relying on the united states, which as we've said before, is a world power in decline, which makes it doubly dangerous, they're relying on the us to do that, and they don't want to to cut off that that supply from the us, they will know in time that they have basically sold their souls and not gotten anything in return. but at the moment, this is what they're doing and the palesty people are suffering as a result. and you hear the the regime say they're not going to stop stop this onslot until they wipe out every last hamas member, and when when it comes to the states, they weren able to wipe out

all over my body, in my belly, hands and head, my whole body is wonded, i ashamed that the united states government military machine in israel. "i've called for the icc to bring the united states government before the icc for complicity in these war crimes, when children and women and men, civilians were being killed, when these houses were being destroyed. palestinian people, under international law, certainly and under moral law have the right to defend themselves, this is a country without an army, without a navy, without an air force, without even an air." airport without advanced weapons and they're being targeted by the fourth most powerful military in the world, they have a right to defend themselves, i wish they would shoot more rockets. denny left the room upset, but there was something that drew attention in the view from the window, what cannot be seen at night becomes clear in daytime. that was the hospitals. filled with tents, reminding everyone of the exile of the 1948 catastrophe. i talked about this many times, when they ask me, what does the war remind you of? i say that it reminds

i think they have agreed the ceasefire under pressure um directly from the united states government, i think there's also been pressure applied internally from the relatives um of the prisoners and consequently these forces have um pushed the uh israeli government to accept a position it previously rejected behind this of course lies the resilience of the palestinians themselves, their absolute refusal to um surrender to the israeli war efforts, and secondly the extraordinary international mobilization of people around the world in defense of the palestinians, this has created pressure inside uh many governments which is reflected upon the shift. position of the us administration, the breakup of the eu consensus on the issue, this is the big development which have led to the concession by the israeli government for a temporary ce fire and prisoner exchange. well eves, um, how is it that the fourth most expensive military in the world, the israeli regime has not been able to reach its goal of stopping hamas after over seven weeks of bombings and even a ground invasion. well clearly ha

united states for the palestinian people. the united states government, which is not responsive to to the people united states, is content to watch uh muslims and arabs in gaza be slaughtered, to watch them be killed, to watch israel continue to continue to expand its illegal settlements, right now, as we know, as you mentioned earlier, the there are settler attacks against uh people in the west bank, in addition to the the carpet bombing of the... the gaza strip, this is aparthide, this is genocide, we are watching genocide real time, the united states is financing it, and this is information that the world is finally coming to accept. indeed, as you said, robert, killing muslims, but i want also add, uh, killing christians in the united states calls itself a christian country, we've seen churches devastated, and christians of course have been under impression on the west bank and uh have been bombed. and killed like everybody else in gaza, so obviously everyone is a target in gaza for the israeli regime. i'd like to thank both of you being with us, for

pause at all. i think they have agreed the ceasefire under pressure um directly from the united states government. i think there's also been pressure applied internally from the relatives um of the prisoners and consequently these forces have um pushed the uh israeli government. to accept a position it previously rejected. behind this of course lies the resilience of the palestinians themselves, their absolute refusal to um surrender to the israeli war efforts, and secondly the extraordinary international mobilization of people around the world in defense of the palestinians. this has created pressure in. side uh many governments which is reflected upon the shifting position of the us administration, the breakup of the eu consensus on the... issue, this is um the big um developments which have led to the concession by the israeli government for a temporary ce fire and prisoner exchange. well eves, um, how is it that the fourth most expensive military in the world, the israeli regime, has not been able to reach its goal of stopping hamas after over seven weeks of bombings and even a ground invasio

, numberfor the united states government, various levels of the united statest. that is a problem for donald trump. so they need to pin down his responsibility, his knowledge, his state of mind as to all of this. and, ultimately, put that in front of the judge, who, i believe, is not going to find the former president credible. got a ulim se former president credible. got a glimpse of— former president credible. got a glimpse of that _ former president credible. got a glimpse of that with _ former president credible. got a glimpse of that with the - glimpse of that with the cross—examination of his sons last week because they had to admit that they had signed dozens of these reports, that events up until now from donald trump has been, look, i had good accountants, they were responsible for those financial documents foot of his also insisted no one lost out. does any of that hold water, do you think? i no one lost out. does any of that hold water, do you think?- hold water, do you think? i don't think so. hold water, do you think? i don't think s0- it _ hold wa

pakistan, we are demanding by the the demand of people that we we also demanding. from the united states governmenthy us government is helping out and why us government is involved to killing to kill innocent people of gazza why they are attacking on the hospital and even even injured people even patients, those have serious kind of diseases, they are suffering, they are suffering, they don't have any, they don't have proper equipment, they don't have even oxygen, so this is dilemma yany dilemma of humanity in gazza and i do request to all over the government in the surrounding of the especially the arab and muslim government please must stand for the for the cause of humanity for the for the human being leave it leave your politics leave your all affiliation what are you who are you? and what is your affiliation? please take a side and come forward to to to support and to defend to to defend the these oppressed people of palestine those are suffering in these days and we we are answerable once day, one day we all are answerable before the god and we don't have words what we say in front of what? r

happening, you know, with with lockstep orders from the united states, the whole reason we are in this dire situation is because the united states government allows it to happen, it treats the israeli regime as a 51st state, but it also treats the israeli regime as its own kind of military base to conduct its own um egregious and imperialist missions, and so everything we've seen for... it to happen and anytime there's any some sort there any sort of um you know process specifically within the united nations security council to do anything about palestine to relieve the palestinians of any you know harm that the israeli regime has done the united states blocks it and so the primary culprate that we have to you know point our fingers at is the united states because they are allowing for this to happen and i think pressure has to be exerted on the united states government. thank you for that. political commentator from chicago, we appreciate that. moving on, divisions seem to be growing among european countries over their support for israel's deadly war on the besieg gaza strep. spain's prime minister says that he has serious doubts that isr

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you see, qatar claims they only host hamas at the request of the united states government and in coordinationh israel. there's some truth to this. since october 7th, biden administration officials such as the cia director burns have beaten a path towards doha hoping the qatari government's hosting of hamas senior leadership would provide a pathway towards h ending the hostage crisis that hamas initiated. i certainly agree that the u.s. government, including both the administration and congress, should be doing everything it can to bringto the hostages hom, including working through allies and partners. and to be sure, qatar's mediation with hamas leaders, it has helped freeway e some hostages. -- free some hostages. but at what cost and to what end? .. not all of these prisoners were arrested, charged, and sentence for stabbings, attend car bombings at other heinous crimes as part of the campaign of terror.nf return to the fight with the headband calling for the slaughter of more jewish people. every day that goes by without a resolution to the hostage crisis, exposes qatar decision to host t

become a member of europe then to become a member of nato, that the official position of the united states government, that the strong position that the united states government isn't save of nato membership. i personally do that to that view. yeah, steve, as you're saying there is a legacy of whatever way you you come down to that. it's a, it's a very delicate and a very deep one. isn't that? i thanks very much for taking us through all that our t, steve sweeney. this thursday morning. it will let sell it further into the legacy of the no late statement on cross to political on the left, john and verbally john, good to see you today. yeah, many words, many descriptive words we can use. he's been called a piece mick or egotistical brody and congress, much like a war monger just picked her pick. how do you see him know at, from what he has done, we've been going through all that. what is his legacy? of course, his legacy is, as you said, it's many things, but we need to focus on the crimes that he committed. we can not in honor of all the hundreds of thousands of people who died because of his policie

become a member of europe then to become a member of nato, at the official position of the united states government and strong position that the united states government is in favor of nato membership, and i personally did that to that view. now of course he did shift, told me slightly. he changes you earlier this year when he said that ukraine should be allowed to join night. so he viewed this in terms of the, the coming conflicts that, but i don't rush kind of pressuring criticism over the last time as well. wasn't there for saying anything vaguely balanced about the russia at the impact on what was happening there? exactly. and kissinger was, as, especially in these last 2 years, he was much more of a it's so the diplomatic grew as, as pretty sure he was, you know, he viewed things as, as a senior state. so i'm a senior politician and real politic tubs. and, and, you know, he shifted his position from his cold war worry, and he said, well, with the rise of countries including india, that the united states and russia should not be opponents, but they should be strategic partners. but say what you

that the official position of the united states government, that the strong position that the united states government isn't save of nato membership. i personally do that to that view. now of course, he did shift on this slide that he changed it to you earlier this year when he said that ukraine should be allowed to join 90. so he viewed this in terms of the, the covenant conflicts that kind of pressure and criticism over the last time as well. what's in there for saying anything vaguely balanced about the russia at the impact on what was happening there? exactly. and kissinger was uh, as, especially in these last 2 years. he's old, the diplomatic lou as, as crew showing was, you know, he viewed things as, as a senior state. so i'm a senior politician in wheel politic tubs. and he shifted his position from his coal worry, and he said, well, with the rise of countries including india, that the united states and russia should not be opponents. but they should be strategic problem is that say, well each of them uh, i think obviously they have some disagreements on the number of issues, a

and so i think this must also be called out the, the policy of the united states government as well as other global leaders who are um, contributions to the military assistance and also city as well. but this last statement, i think is absolutely important to note, given that the us itself has for your patients on attacking hospitals in the way in which either out is kind of get back in the hospitals. because even on the basis of the, i think it's important that the, the us and all the level of this call is vital for the language. just engaging in minutes of your task on hospitals, across guys as well as the last thing that i think it's also important to recognize some of the street around was unfolding. and are we focusing very much i'll see for the types of hospitals, but human rights watch has previously found that these visuals part of these are committing crimes against humanity upon states and persecution. and so the ongoing attacks on hospitals must be understood in this one of the cycle context. and because of separate these kinds attacks from the ongoing crimes of prostate and

absolutely, and having worked in the united states government, at the state department in the in the ike victoria newland, these bloody savage fascists are the ones who have organized both the kudeton ukraine and this endless military jugernot of the israely enon plan, so it is, it is a small group of neocon fascists, zionists, dual israeli citizens that have gone into the us government and completely corrupted it and they did it under the trump administration too, and uh, they are continuing to do it, the american people do not stand with israel or this genocide, that is propaganda, that is a lie, and i for one as an american will never stand with uh, this is israeli uh uh murderous assault, and many americans uh stand and feel the same way i do, so it's very important to recognize the american people really sadly don't know what's going on in most of the the cases. they're very ignorant, but their hearts are not on the side of this genocide, only a small group like nicky haley or or uh senators such as linsy graham or... or anthony blincan and and the rest of these okay, i'm sorry,

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even the united states government does not support the tax from the on hospitals. and so the question of proportionality cooking for one, i should not be left off with this conversation. earlier in the week, the is really military also showed a video of the run tc children's hospital. again showing some weapons that were found that thomas, what do you make of eric's point? these could just be a god force of the left, a few weapons the and the last time i went to jerusalem, i think it was during co read. i have to have a go because of a test. and i have to go through god to get into a clinic in israel. so is it really any different this? yeah, i mean, i think, i think it's right that we have to consider for, for so that was in the sense if we find weapons inside the hospital, but in the case perhaps the there are, there's some blurring of the lines between military and civilian objectives on the pop part of from us, if we accept 5, we can say that perhaps a war crime has been committed in that place, but doesn't give you car belongs to committed war crimes. as a res

in the united states of america, more secure, the united states government constantly talks about democracy, liberty, liberation, and basically a bunch of platitudes which stapler for a while. they're constantly where the good guys and they're the bad guys and if you, in any way deviate from the us agenda, which is that they rule the world and everyone follows in line and does exactly what they say. then you are to be assassinated. there is to be a to launched in your country. and just like in the cases of the us going to war with various other countries, they constantly present these very black and white arguments. they hate us because of our freedoms. and they hate us because we want democracy and they hate us because of the x y z ad reason, you know, like a comic book and they present these arguments to the world and their own people. of course, the world is not accepted for a very long time, but even their own people are questioning them now in the united states has never been a model power. it's never been a power which is seeking the liberty of peoples around the world. it has been a

concerned are you m aboutini-shut downs and getting into a cycle of rolling shutdowns of the united states government? guest: i don't think we will see that happen. for right now, the way it was tiered in the way we had to for military funding will probably make it more likely we will definitely pass something in january. when that runs out, i worry about the games that continue to be played. you probably heard the speaker's comments that he can't build an aircraft carrier in a bay. what he was trying to signal to the radical, reckless republicans in his conference was that we can look at some cuts and mortar cone in things but we can't do that right now. i think he was signaling that to them. he doesn't have the numbers to be able to do that. anything he passes is going to have to have democratic support. he does not have a working majority that way. particularly for your callers were conservatives and republicans were listening, they need to know that just because he is the speaker and republicans have majority, they do not have what is known as a working majority. they don't have the votes to be a

to see, the proliferation of nuclear weapons, but it's completely. hypocritical of the government in the united states, whether it's republican government or democratic government, um, to get crazy over the possibility of iran having nuclear weapons and completely complacent about israel, that's right, mr. murphy, thank you for your time sir, they have a john andrew, murfy political commentator from coats pennsylvania, thank you for your time, sir. now continuing with the rest of the news, the hamas resistance movement says it remains committed to the implementation of a gaza truce agreement, as long as israell adhears to the deal. the amas political bureau chief says, the group is prepared to continue countering the israeli onslot on the gaza strip after the truth ends. ismail hany said, the resistance is able to confront the israeli regime, break his will and thought his plans. he said the enemy. to weaken the will of the palestinian nation and his heroic resistance, and that's why it accepted the terms of the truth. hany express gratitude to palestinians in gaza and the occupied territories for the

at the official position of the united states government and strong position that the united states government isn't save of nato membership. i personally did that to that view. now, of course, he did shift on this slide. he changes you earlier this year when he said that you crane should be allowed to join 90. so he viewed this in terms of the, the cover conflicts, the pressure and criticism of at the time as well. wasn't there for saying anything vaguely balanced about the russia at the impact on what was happening there? exactly. and, and kissinger was, uh, as, especially in the last 2 years he's, all of the different categories is, is pretty showing was, you know, he viewed things as, as a senior estate. so i'm a senior politician and we will politic tubs and, and, and he shifted his position from his coal worry. and he said, well, with the rise of countries including india, that the united states and russia should not be opponents, but they should be strategic problem is that say what you tell them. uh, i think obviously they have some disagreements on the number of issues. i'm not sure a

he said i can barely pay my bills and i'm watching the united states government leave us stranded. he said thank you for being my voice. thank you for standing up and defending me. those are the people this group represents. unapologetically. when i took -- i said a few things about whether or not republicans had anything at all, any one thing we could stand on and defend. my democrat colleagues like to make hay out of that because they leave off the important because after that which was other than to say we are just a little bit better than democrats. that is what is at stake right now. our border is wide open. i want to be unequivocally clear to the speaker of the house, to republican leadership, if the where ukraine is uttered on the floor of the house of representatives before we have secured the border, past hr 2 out of the senate with the president signing it with metrics attached, that is an utter fail by republicans. i want to be completely clear. we must secure the border, there cannot be any equivocation about it. there cannot be any half measures. we owe it to the ameri

seen you larger rallies in different cities, even in the washington under the nose of the united states. government but even though they are not taking or trying to hear the voice of the people, this is a sheer like they are writing a very you know chapter of history that will be remembered as genocide and cruelty in the human kind, i must say like at the moment, there is no fuel, there is no water, there is no food, and despite repeated request to see fire from different corners from the un, we really don't see any things moving towards seasfire even and anthony blincon when ask the israeli government, they say they cannot pause, even go for the humanitarian pause. and like home is on the back of the such kind of steps or the statements of the israeli government, certainly it is the outline or the strategy that basically being implemented by israel and it is designed and being implemented by the us for their you know interest of. expansion in the region and grabbing the land not only of the palestinian people, palestinians, but also for the and the next you would see in the coming years after ghaz

but for as long as the united states is married to israel, or israel is married to the united states, it's quite clear that we will not obtain any sanctions against uh the government of israel because the united states will... exercise its vetal power as it has done in 80 or more cases, which of course is an abuse of this right, but the united states does not care, and and how ironic is it that just you mentioned the collective west, just a year ago, they were actually out there saying that we should take russia's of veto power away at the uh security council, and you just mentioned, over 80 resolutions shot down, and you if you if you go and look them up, every single one has 100. 18, 120, 122 countries in favor of that resolution, there's that one against or two against, and it's the us that that vetos, the whole world is against what israel does, what it stands for, what it's been doing for last 75 years, had it been not for that veto power of the us, you very well know the regime, if it did exist, it would not be nearly as big as it is today or overtly as vicious as it is, no certainly, mean we condone everything that israel does. there is a little bit of shal

, at a different numberfor the lenders and to a different, at a different number for the united states governmentlevels of the united states government. that is a problem for donald trump said the need to pin down his responsibility, his knowledge, his state of mind as to all of this. and ultimately, put that in front of the judge who i believe is not going to find the former president credible. irate believe is not going to find the former president credible. we got a ulim se of former president credible. we got a glimpse of that _ former president credible. we got a glimpse of that with _ former president credible. we got a glimpse of that with a _ former president credible. we got a glimpse of that with a cross - glimpse of that with a cross examination of his sons last week because admit that they had signed dozens of these reports, that events up dozens of these reports, that events up until now from donald trump has been, look, i had good accountants. they were responsible for those financial documents. he is also insisted no and lost out. does any of that hold water, do you think? i of tha

. >> look, this point was made to me by christopher o'leary, the former director of the united states government of hostages. he said the question is, how much can president do in terms of influencing benjamin netanyahu to scale back a bit? he made the analogy, can you imagine if six weeks, approximately where we are now since the october 7th terrorist attack in israel, if in the wake of 9/11 the united states government had been advised by others to scale back? what would our reaction have been? >> you know, i'm not sure that that is a proper analogy. one of the reasons is because i think no one is questioning or if you are questioning the right of israel to respond to the horrific attack on its land. no one is pushing that. the question is about proportionality. the question is about the aggressive response of israel which has resulted in such huge loss of civilian life, women and children in gaza, so i do think that there is pressure that the president can put on netanyahu and on the netanyahu government. the fact is that president biden, i think, is far more influential in this entire proces

those programs that were developed by the international development agency of the united states of america, that is a governmentstates of america, this foundation is one of the executors, its task was to promote democracy in the post-soviet space. the fund is funded by the us government, there is a bipartisan consensus here, and in general, with regard to the humanitarian agenda , there is always a bipartisan consensus, on the one hand, the figures compared to the state department budget are not so impressive, it is 300 million dollars a year, and compared to more than 30 billion dollars of the usa agency budget, but at the same time, and when working in several regions, when distributing them to local journalists and opinion leaders, the amounts are nevertheless impressive. and here the possibilities of political transformation are being developed. the agency was the ideological fuel for all the color revolutions that took place in the post-soviet space. one of the priority tasks of us humanitarian policy is now work in the post-soviet space, in society, at all levels, in the elites, in civil society, and this

3000, they marched, as you said to the us embassy demanding action from the united states, because the united states government could could shut this down immediately by turning off the money tap to israel, but the us government refuses to do that, it's it would rather watch genocide happen, and in the middle of all this the us is asking for what is called as humanitarian paws, if they are honest, why don't they order these israeles to stop this, and they say we don't want hospitals to be hit. and uh, it's their own hell fire missiles that are hid in those hospitals? it's, it's their missiles, it's their uh, all all their bombs, they're they're financing, they finance israel with almost 4 billion dollars a year, and they could stop it immediately, they could tell the us government could tell israel, no more money, you have to stop this right now, uh, even if it's just for humanitarian pauses or so-called humanitarian pauses, sease fire is what is actually required, but the united states has the power to do it, and people around the world, as you mentioned, in england and everywhere else are recognizing that is

a ceasefire, a ceasefire that the israeli government says it will not have, and that the united states government, which could force it is, is said it isn't interested in in having, so this is this criminal activity and we're all witnessing it, regarding uh yemen's recent uh firing of rockets into into israel, we may see more of this from other countries as they as this horrific genocidal slaughter continues and the people in other countries in the middle east will not stand for it and will will very possibly force their governments to act and uh this is this has the possibility of major escalation and the entire middle east could could explode as a result of israel and the united states actions in in gaza and the west bank and robert i'm sure if you if you you recall we spoke a few years back when uh the uh the the the house of south saudi arabia uh launched a drone or was it a uh a jet fighter attack on that school bus in yemen where 40 school children were slaughtered in in a single missile strike and you if you remember there was a lot of blowback there was a lot of uh the western government

that's from the gaza health ministry, but no one has an accurate assessment, including the united states governmentbecause they can't actually get in there and count bodies, but it is a tremendous amount of death. your government has had to airdrop in medical aid to some of the personnel you have on the ground there. i understand there was an attack against a field hospital. who carried it out? what happened? >> okay. we have the hospital, military hospital, south of gaza city, and now we're going to have a second one in the south of gaza. now the one that was struck was -- there's a mosque next to the hospital and the israeli military bombarded that mosque and people were running because they were injured, running to the hospital, and as our military people came out to help them, they got also hit. so we had seven injured and now they're okay. they've been taken care of. but we do not find it normal that all the hospitals are attacked. we do not find it normal that we're attacking civilians and collective punishment. this cannot go on, margaret. this cannot go on. it's not solving the problem. so