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let's just lots of challenging about us to us on the item. do not think they're really given that either continue it's civic, correct? valid on the status of those bank giving flaws the 293. i just think for more than 3500 and enough of this a that's us. of those in just by the i did. i said last fx. there's something else to tell you about families. home is released, kid not by him. so i've taken to the streets of tell us, keep demanding their government tick, immediate action to secure the release of the remaining hostages. it comes after the idea of admitted it. soldiers mistakenly killed 3 people being held in gals that we spoke to some of the protesters. i don't understand how are me with people who came out with a white flag and shirtless that they're just seen shots and stuff because the soldiers are so afraid themselves. we're tired, is it the new policy that we just shoot people? i don't understand. 0 problem with the idea. when we do now was good us bill. there's no good coming up there that i every now and we're going these ready g

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wars are fiving abroad, us infrastructure is crumbling at home, the us is desperate to maintain any semblance of authority or structure or power around the world, and in order to do this, it is going to double down and try to win this score as brutally as it can, which is very dangerous and they say that the the enemy is most dangerous when the point of collapse or the point of dying, like when you corner rat in in a house, and this is where the us is right now, this the us is desperate for any victories on the front, and i think they're going to try to defend israel as much as they can, send as much money as they can, but ultimately about is us ramped up war against iran, because we know that first and foremost the biggest threat to us imperialism imperialism is the islamic republic, the internationalization of the islamic revolution, as we're seeing all over the world and i think the us is very scared and so it's going to continue to ramp up this war as long as it can. okay, appreciate that. rem is active some political commenter in la, now united states is the un security council

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it's nothing more than a proxy war for... the us and israel is the instrument that they're using to expand the war against hezballah, for example, and into lebanon, we've seen many threats from israel, which of course are indirectly coming from the united states, that if hezbulah doesn't withdraw to the north of the latani river, then uh beirot will be turned into hunyunas, are these empty threats, are these desperate threats from israel, i would suggest yes, but from the us that is looking and has been looking. for escalation for some time, um, i believe they are looking for any justification or pretext escalate both into lebanon itself, into syria, into iraq, into yemen, we've seen the potential of a coalition being formed of traiter arab states with eu states, the uk and the us to target yemen, because yemen, as you said, is having the greatest effect against the zionist entity and against it. its controllers, let's say, rather than its allies, so i think the danger is that the us is looking for this escalation, it's looking to prevent the rise of bricks, the rise of iran in the region,

what do they use? the us position, if israel attack and we do order the us army to strike and even destroy please bala and be ready and target is required and administered, gallant. and it took the ideas 70 days to reach the tunnel. that was the revealed yesterday. how long do you think it, it takes the, the dismantled the threats of the tunnel in gaza. and if i may ask you separate the separate, the real thing was speaking about the, the day after the american keeps asking is royal how we see is the day after. so why do i tell them who would role will garza and with the idea if be and go the throughout the entire next year. thank you very much. which one of those 12 questions do you want me to ask? i have more regarding the timeline. this is israel's operation and i'm not here to dictate timelines or terms are support the to israel's right to defend itself is iron clad. as you've heard me say a number of times and that's not gonna change. it's critical. as i said earlier that have a mouse and not be a

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bear with us for a 2nd. use it because it's important to also point out this of a diplomatic move has been going on with fondness to some of them, at least nordic region. and then a lot of countries they've been meeting and also to discuss the will to al sadi baby is foreign minister, spoke about the governance of gauze, adding that any discussions on its future must be preceded by a cx 5 is what i'd say. so when it comes to the broader context, i think if there is a credible pass away uh towards a palestinian state, you will see that the palestinian authority is more than able to stand up and to for its responsibilities. and the on the 2nd part of the question, of course we have concerned about the potential for escalation. and our region is a very complex and we do not need any of the conflicts to interrupt. and therefore, we hope that we will be able to avoid any further escalations in all region a lot, spring back into the discussion use of funds to as i said, these advisor, political science and interna

by hum us they cited unnamed us officials who say is really, is a targeting testing. the targeted flooding of tunnels on a limited basis is where the forces haven't commented on the report as well as claim to a mass of using tunnels on the goals at the high captives flights of the weapons was it was due on 100 joins us now from washington d. c. so during the reports, originally a witness bull street journal. tell us more about what was said in. that's also co that is right. that story says that, according to israeli officials who have briefed americans on this american military and other administration officials that they have destroyed 800 towns using a number of different means including flooding those tunnels with seawater. they've also apparently use explosives and air strikes and then they have explored those tunnels with robots and dogs in drones to see what is going on down there. and that's particularly important for a number of reasons. there are still a 100 and captives in that region. there are concerns by family members and recordings with them and benjami

us. judy are here in moscow. i'm charlotte, even sky, very great to have your company this hour. but russia has no plans to back track on its military operation. in ukraine, that was the main message from slot may a person who met to the countries top ross to reflect on the use key achievements and set strategic goals for the coming months. so we did, we sure would be events of this year have confirmed that the waste continues to wage a hybrid war against russia. the activity of the nathan military block as a whole, as sharply increased in finland has already been thrown into nato. and sweden is planning to join us the the this is effectively the next stage in the blocks encroachment on our borders. i was once told that this is not the military block, but rather a political organization. but no one has ever canceled article 5 and the aggressive nature of the books policies is not. the list is not abandoning it strategy of containing russia through its aggressive goals. in ukraine. we have our own goals. we are no

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then they locked us in a room and fired at us. i was wounded along with a 9 month old baby girl. and my 6 year old child was also wounded. my husband is drowning and his own blood in front of us now. and we are afraid that they will come back to attack us. we inform them that we are civilians and raised the white flag. and now you are and that says it was, is receiving an increasing number of testimonies, outlining these humanitarian atrocities, including field execution side, and the is rating. so just opening finding people's homes in discriminant lee and the saying this is what these are occurring in areas where they have come on to find these values. so we'll just come on to find from palestinian resistance groups . but the homes of the targeting, the not posing a sweat, these are on, on so many. and so your to my deciding that this is evidence of revenge attacks, which of course is a violation of international law. they're also saying that a palace to be as civilians are being targeted walls that moving between husbands because of the displacement. so we receive testimonies

needs through the gate from us and the claims that this donald said he is the use these lifeline. those are we shared from us the commercial companies, but of course the, the, the flooding of the tunnels will be the stating for the guys in the future for generation. so car besides studying are you going to say, well, the reason i said that we are here to pro april, which is through the security council event, as i'm able to fulfill his duties, maintainance, initial peace and security. and i said, let's a good seems where it smelled the security council that is amazing to do it. but one company that prevents by doing anything which is closer to the most median, seeing uh, which is a cx 5. because low few minutes, a pause can save you guys when you're on this trip of the data. that is, that is encouraging you to look for the compromise when the compromise can, will be filed them because there's usually get to like view is the last time what we think that's of the use of it. that was not justified the by the us to, to kill, that is an ocean that was proposed whether, you know, i just

to using us less democratic reports. but let me remind you, please take the opportunity to remind you, we didn't just leave a bunch of weapons and afghanistan. this is a fallacy. this is a farce. what we did over the course of our 20 years in afghanistan, of course, with congressional approval and consultations was armed and helped equip the act in national security forces. with the paper, with those remarks is the us forces did leave behind 7000000000 dollars worth of military equipment following it's pull lives. that's according to the pentagon weapons that from the also has ended up in the hands of militants in the region, with some even being used in other conflicts across the world. here's a brief reminder of what was left behind in couples 2 years ago. so this is one of the tyler bands, how much trucks would be we'll see it on. on videos they have hundreds and hundreds of these thousands of other vehicles, billions of dollars worth of weapons with a valuation vehicle tags and even helicopters that were just left be

and no one cares about us. neither the international community nor anyone else from outside the vonage was even condemned by us secretary of state and the blinking, who met pablo, sidney and president. luckily the boss and ramada on thursday. the secretary condemned extremist violence against palestinian civilians in the west bank and said he would continue to insist on full accountability for those responsible secretary blinking and present a bus also spoke about the urgent need for measures to improve security and freedom for palestinians in the west bank palestinians are not surprised by the policies of both is seen as the most right wing government as well as history. now nice about how cool minutes about any we live with an extreme right wing is really government . so when you say nothing, yahoo, small stretch and buttons that are in government, there's no surprise the supplement issue and this government is being taken further than we could have imagined. but as palestinians, arabs and muslims, we refer t

having you with us, dr. anderson, now the united arab emirates deputy un ambassador muhammad abu shahab, he asked the unsc this, and i quote his question, he said, what is the message we are sending palestinians, if we cannot unite behind a call to halt the relentless bombardment of gaza. indeed, what is the message, we are sending civilians across the world who may find themselves in similar situations. that is it, i mean, that is the reply that will uh come out from ally of the united states of america, the best friend of the united states of america and west asia, this is how they retaliate to the... peter, yes, but um, if we look a little bit further, the united nations media unit itself, the state media, in my country, australia are being critical of the us, which is very unusual from agencies which are usually very subservient, so there is a, the cynicism has turned into a deep-seated criticism, and an unusual expression from some who are allies or rather slaves of the us, there is a certain degree of

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and are not related to us. targeting christians in gaza as well as in the west bank or occupied el kuts did not begin with the start of the aggression, but extends back before that. reference is made here to the attacks suffered by christian. early october prior to the al-aqsa flood battle from assaults by settler groups in al-quds involving physical violence and spitting, in addition to attacks my occupation police forces. commenting on this incident at the time, the world council of churches in al-quds stated that christians are facing persecution from zionist israeli extremist groups, criticizing the israeli entity government's silence on the matter, and adding, we feel persecuted as christians and for christianity as a religion in the country. "there is israeli jewish persecution that is encouraged either through police negligence or through the statements made by israeli government ministers. now the harassment is not limited to determining the numbers of worshippers and the paths they take in al-quds, it

what does the us get out of this? to my 1st call, it's important to note, it's not just the us, it's playing politics here. uh, we should note that the current one is using this as a process to try to get off the call over its repeated vito's when it enabled me to join us obviously in the mass killing of hundreds of thousands of people in syria. and of course, it's personalized industry council over the christmas holidays, ukraine. but in this case of the united states, what you have and you've described this. there are 3 key points here. first of. busy removing any reference to a suspension of hostilities model on, assessed ational cost of what you think it weighs. removing the phrase given to us control over aid, which effectively gives me as early as a veto over those supplies. and thirdly, removing any reference to the violations of international humanitarian law by all sides. what the united states is continuing to do is to try to sort of maintain this idea that it has leverage with the use right ways that someho

us because of don't want us to be lonely. i don't want us to feel away from our touch as yesterday we were used to saying today the same thing for us here in the hot but no joy. i told you today i have no trade to decorate bus, and the as i the the, the is by saying god, the we stayed alive and we hope we can go back to our houses and places and it was a little bit more christmas stuff has a mr. hudson to the had the model of what is a new, the star you model and it's something that when it comes to the celebration compared to previous times or the new thing, this time is no celebration. we don't have because celebration of the 1st time have to have christmas without celebration. we re, inside the sciences, we don't great outside because we don't have a to to know all the taxes more than 85. but as, as we are, i'm the as cj and the, those my relatives that in, uh, this place in its, uh, yeah, i guess he would rough uh, we have no celebrations. we have nothing to the may cost a bit to buy a tree last year. it was better that w

good to have you with us. we begin with breaking news this ella, as israel's military saying it's resumed operations in the gaza strip. just minutes after a 7 day pausing, fighting ended, the temporary 6 by expired at 7 am local time, but negotiated his file to agree a further extension. that would have secure the release of more how much held hostages is well set up resumed combat after the militant group violated the terms of the truce. there's been no immediate comment from us, which is considered a terrorist organization by the us and the e u. y joined now by d. w correspondent, beneficial in engine ridgeland. been as well as military says it has resumed combat operations in the gaza strip. do we know any more detail at this point? it confirmed exactly that after the 30 minutes after the truce had run out, we were expecting a possible extension of that truce. but that hasn't happened. it's said that we'd rather we saw the videos on social media, smoke billowing from jabante, a refugee camp in the north. al

the occupation opened fire on us forcing us to leave the camp in geneva. we're being poor. so where do we go? they asked us to have so we don't know exactly where the noise is, but we don't know where to go. they forced us to leave, but no one gives any clarification. they told us to go to the tunnel street, but the bomb does their firing both bullets and missed tiles. we, as muslims pray for guidance, they stormed view and relief in works agency schools and forced us out. we've been besieged for a week with no water and no food, or elderly people and children among us. i work for the un relief and works agency, but there's no immunity for people working for the un releasing works agency or any international organization. no one in the world was intervening for us. i still have the street was completely full of people searching for the children. women was separated and our children were taken to one side. and then they brought out the elderly. they forcibly that i couldn't even guess how many that was. yeah, i mean it's still advancing towards us and we don't know where to

here's all of it collapsed on top of us. none of us made that completely. okay. everyone is hard to that. let me look for the united nation. says almost 1900000 guys. and so flat their home since the war began. many wind up here in san eunice. now guys, the 2nd largest city is a possible grant. israel says it's operating against comma strongholds and besides and both sides report that the fighting is fierce, leaving civilians with nowhere to go. all my, the senior colleagues have been very clear, including the secretary journal saying there is no, there is no, there are no safe places in casa speaking to dw news, the israel defense forces explains why they fire on site zones. now if from us use as a what as previous they've been defined as a safe zone in order to fight them to fire rockets. well miss outside these randy civilians or to conduct combat the activities to walk our troops from that area. then there may be a case where we want to retaliate fire, but that is a very, an extremely small percentage. the main hospital in con, eunice is overwhelmed. the un s

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thank you very much for sharing of use with us use of our bond. we tie a turkish army colonel joining us there for my career. thank you very much for your time. and the final hours of the ceasefire on thursday, 2 more groups of these rarely captives and policy and prisoners were released for the policy is detained in these early jails returned to ramallah in the occupied westbank. many overjoyed to be reunited with their families. and 6 is ready, captive, so were being housed by have mice in guys are back in israel. they're being treated in hospital after being released on thursday. early in the day 2 women were release . they were handed over to the red crossing palestine square in gaza. city before they were taken to his route, this now go to, i'll just save his child stratford who is in ramallah in the occupied westbank. so tony doesn't look like they'll be a prisoner releases or kept his release today after the breakdown of the tools. talk to us about the mode in the occupied westbank of the yeah, there is a, a general feeling of, of is concer

the groups have in past weeks hit us military bases in iraqi neiboring syria in retaliation for us support for the israeli regime. ela. port which was uh struck earlier friday is vital for israeli trade, and that's because the port allows is really shipping to reach the east without navigating through the sus canal. over the past weeks elot has also been hit by yemeny retaliatory operations causing an 85% drop to activity there, that's according to the port's chief executive. and now joining us from mal mo, sweden is fetas ali political comment. tator for more on the story. hello mr. ali, welcome to the conversation here. your initial thoughts on uh the 75 plus days of atrocities we've seen uh taking place in the gaza strip and the fact that resistance, not arab leaders, not uh the basically anyone as far as the muslim world goes when it comes to statehood, but then you have these resistance factions that are actually making a difference on the ground. the the war in gaza is actually a war on the resistance f. "there's no doubt about that, and that's why we see the resistance front respond

thank you for joining us. start off with a bit of a break and use the russian on forces have raise the rest of the flight. in the western part of the city of mount inc, ukrainian forces report to live at st. a foothold on the outskirts of the city having been pushed back after weeks of heavy fights. and we'll keep you up to date with the latest information from the ground. awesome. when we get to it are moving on to dogs. and now where the idea is stepping up, its bombardments on ground invasion is really forces claims of hits over $250.00 targets. in the past 24 hours alone. the central gauze and city of the above that was hits in this striking best fuel formations are still underway, low because of searching for survivors in the rubble of a multi story building. neighbors fed that may be no one's still alive. among the reasons why that has a fundraiser, the civilian family, so their house destroyed in the bombing over there has to be some morning. most of the victims are children, women, and the elderly. i s

thank you for joining us. the news on alpha 0 is next of us 2023 comes to an end. adjust us teams on the ground of work at a higher storage from the continuing conflicts and the frame. that's the sound of artillery inside. this is then use our license to the war in gusts as we're talking to you right now. the sound of it is very been bought in a different credit right now. and the inside of the sense of the way to the people who need is the most on just the highly toxic pesticides linked to elevated occurrences of parkinson's disease in the farm. as we used for you ever warned about the health effects of hardware, no fault lines exposes how for decades of global chemical giant withheld information. while 1000 american prophecy actually said, he should never put the words per quad parkinson's disease in the same sentence. the pesticides play book on a jersey to purchase medical stuff or will can install it there to wisconsin. they say the plot sputtered grounds. they will speak for the palestinian victim. so is

in fact, the us-mate weapons are being used extensively in the current israeli operations in gaza, apart from ground penetrating munitions. us has also given israel several other types of bombs and artillery shells. the united states has given so-called bunkerbuster bombs and an array of other munitions to israel for its war on gaza. a wall street journal report citing unnamed us officials said washington has transferred 100 blu-109 bombs to israel that are meant to penetrate hearten structures before exploding. the us has also sent. forces to the occupied territories to assist israeli military, according to american officials, the commandos are in gaza to help the israeli military in finding captives held by palestinian fighters. while there is overwhelming bipartisan support for israel, among the american politicians, some critics are now casting doubt on whether spending taxpair dollars to provide such huge funds serves the interests of the american people. yes, there are enormous emergencies abroad. but there are also very serious emergencies in our own country, including the crisis

to the used to bombing civilians, they're used to using artillery under ships anderpins, they're used to reading civilian refugee camps and taking away man and young boys and the wears of the morning, they are not true soldiers and the many of them are appear to be kind of cycle paths in uniform, many of them follow the israeli sest uh kind of mantra that all a palestinian belongs to them, it was given to them by god. i have seen a video of an israeli soldier who is also an israeli comedian on the beach in gaza. uh stripping down to his underwer and getting into the water and saying, "this is ours, this is our land," we've heard thatu tell the settlers that they are going to build settlements in gaz. and also there was a comment director towards elon musk when netanyahu said that gaza would need to be rebuilt, he doesn't intend to rebuild gaza for palestinians, he intends to rebuild gaza for several expansion colonial experiment that is is really a part still, we have seen through the resistance that uh what was happening in alaskamore. and that was going to slowly day by day, week by

now is ready for us as continue. you carry out daily res. across the occupied westbank military vehicles entered several cities and towns including novelists and bethlehem. early on thursday, they rated homes and detained at least one palestinian in bethlehem. official is in ramallah in the occupied westbank. so island, another night of rage. tell us what you know so far is incredibly described by someone on the westbank as a relatively calm night. still, you had a number of raids in various times across the west bank. in fact, if what was happening, you guys wasn't happening at the moment. the world's focus would be on the west buying because since the start of the watering guys, more than $300.00 polished indians have been killed. that since the start of the war in guys of more than 304650 people have been in prison, most of them still being held with no charges a told the overnight. it was almost like a roll call of the usual tones, but seemed to experience raids. and we've had them again from co kelly to all been

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is that using a sense of those individuals they are using? so those that make more and the more money. so it's most of you. well, that's how they leave. but no them found the people that is waiting for this to that. under less than the before i resisting that, the blender resisting the 2 5th sections of the sections that it wasn't going to a confused hybrid was this was the, if it is do they are uniting us to resist together, to fight back together. so this section that looked at, they opened in the united russia and definitely got more that never before we haven't gone back to the unit that we had to before they pull ups on the soviet union. and the thanks to present to me functions that i send people, we need to that to corporation. we needed to work together to create the world, not only for our sales, but for all they not be done until this planet, including the europeans of them better than themselves. we want to live in peace with everybody. and then the cooperation with everybody, the yes many times as video rookie ends has the right t

and kimberly, tell us, how are these measure is going down in the us as well. it certainly being received by the largest as lumett group in the united states known as carrots, the council, on american islamic relations as a step in the right direction. but certainly not going far enough, and here's why. because what is well known is that many of these extremist settlers are. 2 are dual passport holders, in other words, they have is really citizenship, but they also hold american passports. and that means that these restrictions are essentially meaningless for at least 15 percent of them. they're able to come into the united states because they're also us citizens. so in other words, they can continue to act with impunity. and so what the council on was lubbock, relation to saying is that, uh, there needs to be something with more teeth, particularly when it comes to american citizens, for example, uh, criminal charges. the other thing that the, this group is, is asking for is, uh, sanctions against the extreme is cabinet members such as the national security ad

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