thank you very i much, that is dr tommy fellowes from the university of sydney, thank you forjoining a from southern israel. and a reminder of those top stories here that is the conflict continues there with an aljazeera journalist having been killed following an israeli air strike, according to the qatari newsagency. you are watching bbc news. hello there. it was a stunning end to the day that we had across north—east england, with some amazing sunsets reported pretty widely caused byjust a few gaps in the cloud opening up at the right time to allow those setting sun rays through. now, it was across eastern england and parts of eastern scotland that we had the day's lowest temperatures — just six degrees in fylingdales. here, though, it is set to get a lot milder into the weekend — temperaturesjumping up to about 11 degrees. it's mild because it's cloudy, and that cloud sheet is with us for the next few hours. some damp weather moving across scotland, where it's quite breezy. a few patches of drizzle around western coasts and hills and there may well be one or two mist and fog patche

now to james der derian, director of the centre for international security studies at the university of sydney programme. your area of speciality is security, as this effort we are seeing on the part of israel to eliminate hamas. give us your take on their progress and their strategy?— their progress and their strategy? it's one of the toughest _ strategy? it's one of the toughest wars _ strategy? it's one of the toughest wars to - strategy? it's one of the toughest wars to wage, | strategy? it's one of the l toughest wars to wage, it strategy? it's one of the - toughest wars to wage, it is urban war there, it is simon tony slee counterinsurgency or counter terrorism and you also have civilian population in the middle of the battlefield. but the battlefield is not confined to gaza, this is also as you will know on social media, to top, and the battle space is global. israel is fighting a war on multiple fronts, and now it is facing the prospect of fighting it underground as well. by any means, of any past wars, this is something horrific, something relatively new, and it is going to take a lot

from the university of sydney , australia, where students raise the palestinian flag, to the installation of eight thousand white flags across the campus of the university of chicago, which bear the names of the martyrs. palestine is written on them. we know that the number of martyrs in gaza is increasing every day, and this does not show even less than half of what happened. the pictures of the destruction of gaza university, which are hundreds of thousands with the hashtag gaza. the load seen in the virtual space was accompanied by reactions. this is a new world where universities and hospitals are targeted by an illegal government and superpowers support these actions. bombing schools and hospitals , what kind of war is this? this is a close call. statistics show that within 60 days of the zionist regime's war in gaza, about 60% of the houses in gaza it was destroyed and 339 educational centers were destroyed. fatemeh sharifi of sed and sima news agency. while the situation in gaza is getting worse day by day, most of the afghan people are outraged by the war crimes of the zionist reg

of students in the world, whose images have become hot many times in the cyberspace of the university of sydneyustralia, where students raise the palestinian flag. up to the installation of 8 thousand white flags the entire campus of the university of chicago with the names of palestinian martyrs written on them. universities and hospitals are targeted by an illegal government and the superpowers support these actions. bombing schools and hospitals is a war, it is a genocide. it shows that within 60 days of the zionist regime's war in gaza, about 60% of the houses in gaza have been destroyed and 339 educational centers have been destroyed. this is fatemeh sharifi, a radio and television news reporter. it means that we were sleeping at 5:00 a.m. khumsah hasina beshahiar, which means that it is not natural. we heard the building as if everything was going down. my daughter and i were alone at home. we came to khan yunus from the north of the gaza strip because we thought it was safer here, but it is not safe to bomb here either. let's go to fix it. it is not safe there either. we are tired , but

from the university of sydney , australia, where students raise the palestinian flag, to the installation of 8,000 white flags across the campus of the university of chicago, which bears the name of the martyr. palestinian was written on them. we know that the number of martyrs in gaza is increasing every day and this does not show even less than half of what happened. the pictures of the destruction of universities in gaza, which have been seen hundreds of thousands of times in the cyberspace with the hashtag gaza , have been accompanied by reactions. this is a new world where universities and hospitals are targeted by an illegal government and the super-tyrants support these actions. bombing schools and hospitals, what kind of war is this? is this a genocide? statistics show that within 60 days of the war of the zionist regime in gaza, about 60 houses gaza has been destroyed and 339 educational centers have been destroyed. fatemeh sharifi, a reporter for radio and television. son, let's run here, my son, wait a minute , what's going on here today, father, you don't read this, mahd farsh

has become the world whose images have become hot many times in the cyber space, from the university of sydney, where the students are raising the palestinian flag, to the installation of 8,000 white flags all over the campus of the university of chicago, with the names of palestinian martyrs written on them. we know that the number of martyrs in gaza is increasing every day, and even this it does not show less than half of what happened. the pictures of the destruction of universities in gaza, which have been seen hundreds of thousands of times in the cyberspace with the hashtag gaza , have been accompanied by reactions. this is a new world where the universities and hospitals are targeted by the illegal government and the billionaires support these actions. bombing schools and hospitals? what is this war? this is a priestly generation. statistics show that, within 60 days of the zionist regime's war in gaza, about 60 houses in gaza were destroyed and 339 educational centers were destroyed. fatima sharifi. investment news radio in my meeting with the prime minister and senior officials of isr

international relations extra and a specialist in resistance movements and middle east politics at the university of sydney. he's with us live from brisbin. now thank you very much for joining us here on l to 0. now for months with saying mess of protest right around the world in solidarity with those and gaza. but at this stage 2 months on has any of it made a difference? i think you could say that at this stage, no, but as the demonstrations become more frequent and larger, i do think that i price increased political pressure on domestic governments by senate simply cannot uh rely on the standards. unconditional support of israel as a response to what's happening in concert with mine, it is rialto seems immune to international pressure. what do you see that changing through people? power through people taking to the streets and in other countries around the world . and i think at this stage, no, i think is rousing unity to political pressure is a function of its support from the united states. the board in ministration continues to support as well. there has been some wild criticism. all these roles, act

. >> i want to bring in martin keir, a lecturer at the university of sydney and the author of "hamas and palestine: the contested road to statehood." thanks so much for being here with us. so if one were to think of hamas as a brain, the two hemispheres were the political and the military wing in gaza. do we know who's actually in charge here and do they share the same agenda? >> well, i think they do. hamas is made up of a number of constituent elements. its political bureau has elected members from the w, the prisonea and from its armed wing. it is, i suppose, difficult at this stage to accurately define who is in charge at the moment, who is running things, as far as the defense of gaza goes i would imagine that the military wing would be running the defense, but equally, the political wing and other members in the west bank and other constituent members would also being briefed and would have a clear hand in hamas' overall strategy. >> in terms of the military wing, what do we know about the men who are leading it? >> very little. understandably, they keep their identities secret

live now to eyal mayroz, a senior lecturer in peace and conflict studies at the university of sydney.a tight rope walk then for the us?— programme. a tight rope walk then for the us? yes, the us is facin: then for the us? yes, the us is facing tremendous _ then for the us? yes, the us is facing tremendous challenges l then for the us? yes, the us is| facing tremendous challenges at the moment, it has tojuggle various considerations are not only domestic ones in relation to next yea r�*s only domestic ones in relation to next year's election and israel but the complications with different arab allies of the us around the middle east. so, very difficult and it suddenly, as mentioned just now, he doesn't want to use its veto a third time, the odds and what's at stake is clear, it's a military disaster in gaza and much more human dairy and aid needs to go into the americans are kind of wanting the council to find around language that will enable lead to allow such a resolution to pass without an israeli objection and that's not easy. g israeli ob'ection and that's not easy.— israeli ob'ec

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of the universe around us, and should continue to do so. for decades to come some sports news before you go. one of sports most grueling ocean defense. the sydney to hobart new york race is underway in australia to the favorites to win the race full. it's called and do come launch and lo connect. we're both in the thick of the action on tuesday as the massive super max. this yachts sales dies of sydney and into the size pacific. if we'd start with their journey under sunny's guys, but storms have had australia is east coast this week, and more rough weather is expected in the 1100 kilometer race as well. you're watching dw news. here's a reminder of our top story. israel says it has show done what it calls a hostile aerial target. over the red sea is really military releases, protection for fortunately, showing one of its jets interest setting and dining. the target media reports that happened to nearly a 100 kilometer as of the southern coast of israel. and with that, you are all up to date for more news check our website and our youtube channel. i've heard of him over here in berlin. thanks so much for watching state you and take care the peo

of the universe around us, and should continue to do so. for decades to come some sports news before we go. what of sports? most? grilling, ocean events. the sydney to hobart and your race is underway in australia, 2 of the favorites to win the race. what's called and do come launch and law connect. we're both in the sacred reaction on tuesday as the massive super max us your sales. i took sidney and into the site specific. the fleet started their journey under sunny skies, but storms have hit, australia is east coast this week, and more rough weather is expected in the 1100 kilometer race. you're watching dw news. here's a reminder of our top story. israel's has, it has shot done what it calls a hostile aerial targets over the read these really military released features, supposedly showing one of its jets interest setting and dining. the target media reports that happen nearly a 100 kilometers of the southern in coast of israel. and with that, you are all up to date for more news. check out our website at our youtube channel . i'm honda. himmel, and breland. thanks for watching. take you and take care. the can you see is what old cars tires hav

of the universe around us, and should continue to do so. for decades to come. well, some sports news before we go. one of sports most grueling ocean events. the sydney to hold back to your race is underway in australia. 2 of the favorites to win the race boats called and do come launch and lock connex. we're both in the thick of the action on tuesday as the massive super max this your sales i to of sydney and inter decided to fix the fleet stocks at their journey under sunny skies. but storms have pitch australia as east coast this week. and more rough weather is expected and the 1100 kilometer race you're watching the news. here's a reminder of our top story. israel says it has short done what it calls a hostile aerial target. over the red sea is really military released, british, proportionately showing one of its jets interest setting and dining the target media report that happened to nearly a 100 kilometers of the southern coast of israel. and with that, you're all up to date for more news. check our website and our youtube channel. i'm out of who will and berlin, thanks so much for watching and state your and take care the so you don't think y

at the center for counterhegonic studies, joining us out of sydney and paul sheldenfoot, professor, emeretis from the california state university, irvine, california, gentlemen, welcome you both to the program here, i guess we'll start there with a professor foot out of a sunny southern california, your thoughts on this protracted atrocities we're seeing in gaza and why humanitarian aid is not being allowed in, it's one thing if you have issue with armed factions and gaza, what is your issue with the women and children that are on the verge of starving? that has been permitted in has been just to drop in the bucket for public relations purposes, uh uh, not enough for very many people at all, it's part of the uh is really calculation uh of uh... forcing starvation and seeing how desperate america becomes and the egyptians become uh the the current zionists would love nothing better than to have the egyptians break down and open the gates and let two million people flow into egypt and be done and they know that the american president is scared but uh won't do anything in spite of the huge demonstrations we've had uh "the major ci