israel to try to defeat hamas? well, i think the point here is that if the us was concerned about civilian casualties, it could do something about it. yesterday at the state department briefing the press was challenging the state department briefers when they said, well we're advising israel to to be used caution to limit civilian casualties, and the reporters were saying, well, if that's what you're doing, it's not working, are you going to do more? and they said, no, we have faith in the israeli defense forces and the government, they're listening to us, this is public relations, they're trying to cover for the fact that the u.s. policy is to support israel in its plan to ethnically cleanse gaza, to drive the palestinians out. look, and it's clear in terms of the attack on rafa, you, you said it at the beginning of the uh discussion, where can people go now? there's other place on in palestine for them to go, they're being driven so that unless egypt accepts them, which the egyptians are not going to do, because they're not going to be a party to ethnic cleansing. 'there are people who are being slaughtered by the idf. n

your headlines on press tv: the death toll for more than four months of us israel genocide in the gaza strip tops 28,660, mostly women and children. yemen zaraola leader says the us plays pivotal role in the gaza genocide by providing israel with over 25,000 tons of munitions and the islamic resistance in iraq carries out the drones. against an israely military site in serious occupied golden heights. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron, thank you for. joining us, now the israel slaught on gaza is in his fifth month now, in the most recent acts of genocide, the regime forces have stormed nasa hospital in the southern city of han yunis where thousands of displaced people as well as the sick and injured are taking shelter. videos show israely drones targeting journalists and doctors evacuating nasa hospital. palestinians are being attacked by the israeli forces both inside and outside the hospital as they try to flee the facil facility. the palestinian health minister said israel is repeating the horrific crimes. admitted in other hospitals in gaza, s

why is it okay for the us to provide israel with arms and munitions to the amounts and uh to the strength that it has, but it's not okay for based on their point of view for yemen's army to target israely bounds us and uk vessels that are aiding and trying to uh have the continuity of the genocidal war. so first of all, i mean it is not okay for united states to be supplying. that amount of ammunition to israel, but what is their justification? their justification is basically none existent, it's this is the hypocrisy that the us has been advocating for really forever, mean if you look into the history of the united states, this is something that they have been doing for ages, what is different this time is i think they did not account for the fact that this time everybody is watching every move live on their... television stations and because of the social media, we know so much, common people understand this equation so well and the double standards of the us has been laid for the entire world to see, so there is really no justification in terms of why they continue to provide that amou

this comes after preliminary discussions between israel, the us, egypt, qatar. firmed receiving the proposal, so what exactly does this plan entil? now, it is noteworthy to point out that this plan was first hashed out by the intelligent. chiefs from israel, the us and egypt as well as the prime minister of qatar, sheikh muhammad bin abdul rahman bin jassim altani in paris, they called it the three-stage truth plan. so what are the three phases that were hashed out that is supposed to lead to an end of this aggression that would satisfy the demands of both hamas resistance group and the israeli regime and its extreme cabinet. the first phase. uh would consist of pause in fighting and the release of elderly, civilian and women and children captives. major deliveries of food and medicine to gaza would resume. this second phase would see the release of female israeli regime forces and male recruit regime forces, another increase in aid deliveries and the restoration of utility services to gaza. finally, the third phase would see the release of bodies of deceased isr

of dollars and financial aid as us president joe biden relies heavily on the pro israel lobby to try to win the next presidential election in the us. joe biden is finally he could end it today, he could tell israel no... more money at all until this ends, but as we've seen in the last several weeks, he's he's sent million billions of dollars more to israel to commit this genocide, so this continues, israel plays role for the united states in in intelligence, more so than is generally known, and also the israeli lobbies that are so powerful united states and biden has been a very large recipient of their donations. over the years and that's what's important to him, he wants to be re-elected, he doesn't care about human rights or international law, as i said, he could stop this today, simply tell netanyahu not another dime until he pulls all his uh soldiers out of uh gaza stops bombing and and ends the occupation. israely forces have intensified their violent raids across the west bank as well killing... young palestinin man in their latest act of atrocity and occupied territories. loc

us role here, harley steiger, trying to figure it out, and when you have um the us president joe biden saying that israel's military action was over the top, at the same time you have the us approving this $14 billion dollars in aid on the one hand, on the other hand uh you have all this military support that the us has given israel, i mean i hate to just refer to burel here, he said, well if you believe that too many people are being killed, maybe you should... provide less arms in order to prevent so many people having been killed. our guest there talks about the us and the european green light. is the us saying something out in public but in private giving the green light to the israeli regime? forget what they're saying. biden is saying that the, mean he apparently called netanyahu nasty name. they leaked that to the press, they said there must be efforts to protect the civilians. you want to protect the civilians? stop the money, stop the arms, stop the diplomatic protection. when the us had a chance to do something to get a ceasefire at the un security council, they vetoed it. so anyone who thinks th

your headlines on press tv: 132 days into the us israel genocidal war. gaza and the death toll tops 28,660, mostly women and children. yemen's answerar law leader underscores the pivotal role of the us in the genocide or the gaza genocide on leashing devastation equivalent to the power of four atomic bombs and brazil's pres president condemns the ongoing israeli onslaught on gaza criticizing western states for defunding on war. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan, thank you for joining us, now the israeli onslot on gaza is in his fifth month now and their most recent acts of genocide, the regime forces have stormed nasa hospital in the southern city of khan. where thousands of displaced people as well as the sick and injured are taking shelter. videos show israely drones targeting journalists and doctors evacuating nasa hospital. palestinians are being attacked by the israeli forces both inside and outside the hospital as they try to flee the facility. the palestinian health minister said israel is repeating the horrifi

continues to shield israel, as we saw in the third veto over the as many months, that is that the us protects israel from international law, the soul descending voice at the un security council, but all of these things does not mean that the negotiations... will go in israel's favor, because as i said, the palestinians won't surrender, and israel has maximalisted positions that are not open for negotiations, they want to destroy the resistance, they want to liquidate the palestinian struggle, and they want to end this thing called the refugee right to return, hence the attack onrwa, all of these things are israeli positions that seem to be in. in this fascist try toing government of the state of israel, the maximalist positions unrealizable of course, but they get the support of the us behind them and they think they can get away with it, so i i don't expect that there will be a break through in the negotiations, and the only break through possible if the us manages to get israel off of the high tree that... its government has climbed, and if the us does this, if the us brings israel

financial, military and other forms of aid since its inception. from 2011 to 2021 alone, the us gave israel 1.6 billion us dollars to build the so-called iron dome weapons system, and the us congress recently passed another $1 billion us dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system. us support has been substantial, in the ongoing war on gaza as well, the pentagon has ramped up military aid to israel since the start of the war. it has been sending the israely regime everything from small arms to missiles for the so-called iron dome system. in the latest show of military support for israel's genocide, the us and british militaries backed by series of other western states have been attacking targets inside yemen, and that's because the san az government solidarity with the palestinians, which has seen it sease or... rates on commercial ships with any links to the israeli regime. another form of us assistance for israel has been in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has been blocking resolutions at the united nations security council that would have necessitated a cease fire in gaza.

pivotal role in the genocide in gaza by providing israel with over 25,00 tons of munitions to kill the palestinian people. he noted that the explosives used by israel to hit the besieg strip equals four times the atomic bomb dropped on hiroshima. alhuthi said the aim of such unprecedented military operations is to render the coastal territory uninhabitable. al-huthi also called on the arab and islamic nations to take a strong stance against this. plant to invade gaza's southern city of raffa. on another note that leaders said yemen's operations in the red sea have had huge impact on israel's imports and economy. in a press conference in the yemanifulla shami spokes person for the yemani government and minister of information once again reiterated yemen stance that the u.s. presence in the red sea and gulf of aiden poses a real threat to. international mari time navigation by militarizing international waters, ashami stated that washington's presence under the predict of protecting israeli vessels provokes the yemeni army to continue its naval operations. america is the source of real threats to navigation in the red sea and the gulf of ed

practitioners. came first place in the world, replacing the previous ranking with china's. the headlines the us israel genocidal war on gaza is now in its fifth. month with the focus of the onslot being rafa, which hosts more than half of the gaza population. iraqi's voice anger at the us over its new detney strike on the capital baghdad, demanding full withdrawal of american forces from the country. and in pakistan, millions head to the polls to vote for national and state legislatures despite a key opposition leader remaining in jail. we're watching press tv's world news coming at you live from our headquarters here in the iranian capital tehran. our top story for this half hour of over dozen palestinians including five children are the latest victims of israel's brutal onslot on the besieged gaza strip as the regime's. genocide enters its 125th day. palestinian media say the victims were killed by israeli strikes on two houses west of the city of rafa. in the southern most part of gaza, the regime's forces have intensified their attacks on rafa in preparation for a ground invasion of the city. this

as the us israel genocide grinds on with over 28,00 palestinians to have been murdered, the world bank and the imf have warned that this will have an impact on the world economy. concern is more when it comes to the spread of the aggression across the region, especially in west asia, something which in one way or... in terms of crisis, ukraine is one of them, the gaza onslot another, what's happening at the red sea also, this is the lowest world economic growth in the last 55 years and a common factor in all of this the united states, also the spillover is a big concern, you have crisis like the exchanges between hisb and the israeli regime, and also when you take a look at how syria, iran and yemen are involved in that, where syria is bombed israel and uh you're having uh tensions ratching it up by israel and the us against iran and of course how yemen is being targeted, resistance groups targeting us interests another factor. this was just... war on the palestinian people in gaza has cost the lives of countless of civilians. the war and that related instability in the region has also

the movement said the us aggression against those countries proves this firm support for israel's crimes and russia says the us is sowing chaos and destruction in the middle east, it has also called for security council meeting. now to talk more on this, we are joined by mr. rick sterling, investigative journalist from waldnut creek, california, and also daniel shaw, professor of race ethnicity, class and gender from new york. gentlemen, welcome to press tv now. mr. starling, beginning with you, let's begin with your initial thoughts on the situation right now. the us has finally responded by not stopping the genocide of the palestinians in gaza, but by attacking the countries which are trying to stop the uh almost four months of onslot on the people of gaza. so what could we expect in the coming days, what could we expect from the iraki and syrian governments and also the resistance groups in those countries? well, i certainly hope that the united. nation security council takes up um the issue as as russia has requested, it's it's absolutely necessary because we're a slippery slope here

another form of us assistance for israel of course comes in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has blocked several resolutions at the un security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire to have urgent humanitarian aid reach the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced by the israeli war. when severely weakened. version of that resolution passed recently, it passed with a us abstention. it is easy to imagine the israeli arsenal drying up in the ongoing all-out war on gaza. previous wars have lasted for several days or weeks only, and america isn't hiding its near constant, near total replenishing of the israeli regime either, but if it is true that israel is fighting what is practically an american war with the... missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, and diplomatic cover and stone walling. what are the actual implications of the war for the united states? as the suffering in palestine continues to grow, america as well as israel must be held accountable, every palestinian death caused by the israeli war on gaza is casualty of the united

great to have you with us. israel is on the growing pressure to delay its plan. the sold on rasa in the southern gauze of the world. health organization says a military offensive would cause an unfathomable catastrophe. israel says the operation would be positive, its campaign to destroy from us, which carried out the october the 7th terror attacks. more than a 1000000 displaced people sheltering in around russell and the egyptian border. conditions on dia, a correspondent mohammed l collude, has been talking to some of those scrambling to find the safe place, a head off, a likely escalation in the wall between our mazda and his, and i'll come on saturday is what it about what it could mean for the city of alpha isabel is preparing to launch a full scale round defensive hill. it needs a chrome and his family have to flee again. this time to central garza of the living and distant for 40 days. but this epic, i know i started to unpack the tent as you can see, we are heading to the central region which because it's not safe here in raw fight off. the important thing

to replenish us arms provided to israel for its genocidal war in gaza. the house had previously approved 14.3 million billion in military. to israel political commentator, scott bennet joined us earlier for comments, he said the us support for israel means that washington. is complicit in the genocide that tel aviv is committing against palestinians. this is a confirmation of the united states being on the sort of side of genocide, the side of murdering human beings in particular women and children, in this demonic rage, rampage of death and destruction and and hideous evil that the israelis are in. upon the people of palestine, and the united states congress is going to be complicit with that. the only way to really effectively begin to fight all of this is both kinetically and diplomatically as well as economically, and i think the hoothies and the shutting down of the red sea is a very effective economic warfare model that they're they're fully capable of doing, and i i admire their courage for doing it. the other. way to handle this, of cour

us. israel may attack rafa. if it does so, our message to them is simple. rafa will only be story of pain, suffering and loss to the occupying army. god willing, it will be story of heroism, victory and sacrifice for our people and our resistance. the occupation regime will emerge more defeated and humiliated from the battle of raffa than what happened to it in the north central gaza strip. thank you sir. much uh dr. osama hamdan uh member of the political bureau of hamos resistance movement uh you've watched uh press tv's face to face program until another episode uh goodbye. first of the headlines: israely attacks on palestinians in the gaza strip persist as the us israelity genocidal war enters is 137th day despite global appeals for. fire. israeli occupation forces conduct raids on different areas of the west bank, resulting in injuries and abductions of palestinians in the occupied territories. and the international court for justice holds second day of hearings on the israeli occupation of palestinian territories since 1967.

ambed the us israel genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice icj to prevent genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal obaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure. having you in our program, thank you, mercy, i returned a few days ago from egypt, on the flight, i wrote a letter to the children of gaza, and i would like to close my talk with this letter. dear child, it is past midnight. i'm flying at hundreds of miles an hour in the darkness, thousands of feet over the atlantic ocean. i'm traveling to egypt. i will go to the border of gaza at rafa. "i go because of you. you have never been in a plane. you have never left gaza. you know only the densely packed streets and alleys, the concrete hovels. you know only the security barriers and fences patrolled by soldiers that surround gaza. planes for you are terrifying." fighter jets, attack helicopters, drones, they circle above you, they drop missiles and bombs, deafining explosions, the ground shakes

over four months into the genocide of gazen, the toll the us israel onslot has taken on israel's economy is becoming increasingly evidence. new figures revealed that the regime's economy has shrunk for nearly 1/5th in the last quarter of 2023, compared to the previous quarter. we discussed that issue in our news review program. and now it's time for this hour's news review. israel's general sider warn gaza is taking a heavy toll its economy. new figures have revealed that the regime's gross domestic product has contracted by nearly fifth during the last quarter of 2023. now according to israel's central bureau of statistics, the regime's economy has witnessed a sharp drop of nearly 20% in the total economic output compared to the previous three months. this has been the worst quarter for the israeli economy in terms of gdp per capita since 2020, even during the covid outbreak. now the figures attribute the economic downturn to multiple war-related factors such as disruption in airline operations and falls in import and export due to escalating tension in the red sea over the gaza war. is

you have a decreasing gdp, you have costs that are accuring mainly uh because of this uh illegal us israel genocidal war. the crisis also involves uh so many faces of the economy uh that's hemoraging basically money uh and the question that comes about is how long can israel sustain us and actually how bad is this economic crisis that israel is facing? well when we talk about the the question of the economy in israel so the point i think the first thing we got to say is how is affecting some economic sectors right so what we what we heard and what we can see by by the news that are coming and and the reports that are been made is that is affecting lot in so two sectors that we can take as examples right, the technology sector and the agricultural sector, in in the case of the technology sector, there's a huge workforce that because the workers in the technology sector mainly are reserves in the israeli army, so lot of them are actually in gaza, and the operations of israeli attacks over gaza, so you have a shortage of workforce in the sector which is... that compos around 18% of the israel

yemen's operations in solidarity with palestinians in face of the unswevering and swerving us support for israel and his genocidal war in the gaza strip. let's take a look. let's bring in our guests, we have hussein albuqueti who is an activist and political commentator joining us from sona. we also have uh sakina datu who's a journalist, author and producer who also joins us. welcome to you both. why is it okay for the us to provide israel with arms and munitions to the amounts and uh to the strength that it has, but it's not okay for based on their point of view for yemen's army to target israel. bound us and uk vessels that are aiding and trying to have the continuity of the genocidal war. so first of all, mean it is not okay for united states to be supplying that amount of ammunition to israel, but what is their justification? their justification is basically none existent, it's this is the hypocrisy that the us has been advocating for real forever, i mean if you look into the history of the united states, this is something that they have been doing for ages, what is different this time is,

the unity of the excess of resistance leadership in response to the escalating aggression by the us and israel and to demonstrate the absolute support for the palestinian people in gaza. ibrahim washi press tv, damascus and with that report brings us to the end of this world news bulletin right here, press tv, thank you all so much for staying with us. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, israeli onslaught on gaza. i believe that working together we can make history. iraq's banks are under pressure. the us treasury has imposed sanctions on more iraqi banks claiming breaking sanctions when it comes to dollar outflows, especially when it comes to iran. well, iraq has refuted those claims, more importantly, the us is holding iraq hostage to the dollar, money that it has rightfully earned. how it does that is one angle will be covering in this edition of economic divide. some of the headlines coming up, the us maximum pressure. sanctioning iraqi banks in order to squeeze iran's economy, that is the ultimate goal, why? to prevent iran's access to the dollar.

the protesters also slammed the us support for israel and its complicity in the onslot on gaza. they called for all members of organization of islamic cooperation to cut ties with washington. what we are expecting from the oic is that they should go with all of their armies into the palestine and protect our people. and that's the least we can do. what we want is that's what we expect from them and what we want is we want they all of the ic members to combine their armies and go attack us, why? because us is the one who has started all of this monopoly in the region. meanwhile, the government of pakistan has also called on the united nations security council to fulfill its responsibility and impos a cease fire to protect the people of gaza. pakistan also calls for the full implementation of icj's provisional judgement to uphold human human rights, dignity and identity of the palestinian people as per the un charter, relevant resolutions and international law. the implementation of these provisional measures requires immediate and unconditional cease fire to bring about an end to

not stop until some military force challenges israel, says, egypt can open his border, say bringing humanitarian." inad in and we're not allowing you to stop us, want to have an armed conflict, we'll have an armed conflict, somebody else can do that, but until that happens, israel is going to continue killing gazons until they trying to create a situation, the world is forced to take them out. welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv, world news, israely war plans have struck several villages in southern lebanon killing four civilians and injuring nine others, mother and her two children among civilian casualties, israely shellings also targeted other areas in southern lebanon. earlier in the day a barager rockets fired from lebanon targeted an israeli command center in northern occupied palestinian territories as well. rockets also targeted a military base, killing one israel soldier and injuring eight others. has well achieve sayid hasan nasaralah vowed on tuesday that the resistance movests attacks will end only when israel halts its war on gaza. hez. has been exchanging far with israel since the beginning of the regime's genocidal

hamas downplays optimism by the us president that a ceasefired deal with israel is imminent. the us state department still says it believes and agreement can be reached. meanwile, the humanitarian situation in the coastal enclave is dire. in gaza city, thousands of people scrambling for bags of flour a as hunger crisis unfolds, as a result of apartite israel's deliberate starvation of the palestinian people. things are far worse in northern gaza. un officials say israel is systematically blocking aid, and that to avoid famin there needs to be a ceasefire. that the us continues to veto any resolution calling for one, more violence in the occupied west bank too, as israeli occupation forces conduct another round of raids across the territory, arresting dozens of palestinians and tearing up roads. in europe, thousands of artists are calling for israel to be excluded from this year's venice beniale. fair and accused the exhibition of platforming the genocidal apartite regime, so are we close to a ceasefire or are we not? and with the very few food and medical supplies entering gaz

of thousands of settlers have already left israel, hundreds of thousands are displaced within israel who used to be productive you know members of society, they now on the welfare doll because they've been displaced, you know this is going to continue to be a problem for israel and it's going to be a stress on their ability to maintain its war. putting, i believe, yeah, well at what your perspective, i mean, do you think that the regime when uh, going into gaza did not really calculate how long this would take or um, as far as how that they would manage or perhaps not expecting to have this much of major repercussion on their own economy, how do you see it? yes, i feel the overestimates how successful the... might be, there is also the factor that benjamin netanyahu was facing serious charges of corruption, and it was as if he needed a war with the palestinians in order to save his own political career, so i think the damage to israel's credibility as well as to their economy is huge. um, recently both ireland and spain wrote a letter to the... european commission recommending that the europe

to do— its military material used by israel to do is— its military material used by israel to 's coming out much more clearly than _ that and that's coming out much more clearly than we've really ever seen before, _ clearly than we've really ever seen before, it — clearly than we've really ever seen before, it certainly in modern times — before, it certainly in modern times. ., ., before, it certainly in modern times. ., . ., times. good to have you both on the anel with times. good to have you both on the panel with us — times. good to have you both on the panel with us tonight, _ times. good to have you both on the panel with us tonight, we'll talk - times. good to have you both on the panel with us tonight, we'll talk in i panel with us tonight, we�*ll talk in just a moment. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let�*s look at some other stories making news here in the uk. a woman who drove at her fiance before dragging him more than 150 metres along a road has beenjailed fora minimum of 18 years for his murder. alice wood and her partner, ryan watson, had be

well the us israelity genocidal war in gaza continues for the 145th day with death doll nearing 30,000. the us president had few words to say about a truth deal that's being discussed. licking on some ice cream, he said that there will be a truth by monday. well, this goes flat against what hamas, political bureau chief moheniya has said, and also the hamas rep in lebanon, asama hamdan. in this edition of the spotlight we will look at the genocidal war and how nothing has prevented civilian killings from the icj to protest to a possible truth deal. in gaza, it's quite incredible and shocking that we're approaching 30,00 in terms of the death toll, 145 days now, and just in the past 24 hours over 100 palestinians have been murdered, what do you think about the fact that nothing is preventing the genocide from stopping? well, just make it clear that the the main factor of the support for the israeli army. genocide in gaza is obviously the american government, if the united states wanted to end this massacar, when to end this genocide, you only had to pressure the israelis and you start t

we've seen a narrowing of differences between the us and israel on this. endanger the 1.5 million civilians who are crowded in that area and there needs to be some sort of way to prevent or mitigate the civilian harm. what we've seen from israel since the us has mitigated those concerns is a similar message. prime minister netanyahu has had that before a rafah operation to go forward, the israel defense forces have to present a plan to move civilians out of that area. we also have a question of a hostage for prisoners swap, a hostage for prisoners swap, a hostage deal which is delaying a rafah operation and simultaneously the threat of a rafah operation is being used is leveraged to obtain a deal. there is some company to diplomacy going on here and perhaps not as a us divergence as we would have had. talk about the _ as we would have had. talk about the prospect - as we would have had. talk about the prospect video particularly when it comes to hostages. we know talks are ongoing in cairo, we had comments today from the spokesperson for the us state depart

us again. where do we go? and israel's biggest backer, the us is hoping to broker deal that could see a pause in the fighting us secretary of state anthony blinking landed in saudi arabia on a regional visit. the palestinians hope will secure a truce before the sold on rough or international pressure on israel. as mounting friends, as foreign minister calls for an immediate cease fire and a political solution. for garza, we must prepare the future and support the palestinian authority, which mistake on a new form and re deployed in the gaza strip as soon as possible. i repeat cause that is palestinian land by least union. but it's unclear if those plans will be realized. israel's prime minister is set on continuing the war until how moss is destroyed. does it come to them? this is the essence of our policy. total victory of how much total victory is essential because it guarantees israel security. total victory is the only way in which we can secure the further historic peace agreements that awaits us. israel's defense min

us. the israel on gaza is in its fifth month now. in the most recent acts of genocide, regime forces have stormed nasa hospital in the southern city of hun unis, where thousands of displaced people, as well as the sick and injured, are taking shelter. palestinians are being attacked by israely forces both inside and outside the hospital as they try to flee the facility. the palestinian health minister said that israel is repeating the horific crimes that it committed in other hospitals in gaza such as the shifa medical complex. israel's intense bombing. on refugee camps in gaza have also claimed multiple lives. the health ministry in gaza says the overall death doll has now passed 28,600 and 60, most of them women and children. israely genocide in the gaza strip has led to mass displacement of palestinians that have been forced to take shelter and tents or severely damaged structures without basic communities. let's take a listen to some of the palestinian. have described their dire conditions in the jabalya refugee camp located in n

let's uh look at the way that this uh us israel genocidal war is referenced to in terms of the timeline, and many refer to it from october 7th, but isn't it true that this violation of palestinians occurred way before october 7th, you're looking at more than 75 years of occupation if you agree, where israel has committed crimes against palestinians, including how it is for example defied many resolutions and ignored it. uh when it comes to the israeli regime, what are your thoughts about how this oppression has continued for all this time? well, the first instances, i would say that this is part of a legacy of colonialism in the area in which palestinian people were given no choice, they were given no options, they were given not nothing at all in order in when when this israel was imposed on the palestinian state. and the problem actually started from then because without consultation people moving into your territory and then what happened in 1948 which is called the nakba um is compounding the problem and that problem has not been resolved up to this point in time the palestinian peo

on thursday, the us senator approved the motion which included more than $14 billion aid package to israel in what it called security assistance for televive. the move has sparked widespread criticism both at home and abroad. the us has provided israel with the highest amount of military assistance since its creation in occupied palestine. this regime continues its atrocities across occupied west bank, killing and abducting palestinians almost a daily. cases: the regime's forces have killed two men and a fresh raid on the tokaram refugee camp north of the occupied territories. earlier we were joined by our correspondents from romalla. for more details, let's take a listen. a daily bases israeli forces storm the palestinian areas in order to arrest more palestinians. this is the exact excuse that the israeli forces say or claim that they raid the palestinian. areas in order to detain and arrest palestinians accused for being wanted for security reasons or members of the resistancy groups. this time israeli special forces or undercover units rated the refugee camp ofen surrounded a house, cl

the us is concerned about his beloved on how does everyone react to this right now? israel into us to will have on so it's about, i think what's critical this is just when will the us decide to use it's leverage and terms of actual military unintelligible support. we know that providing for this campaign, when will not be called into question rather than just having a rhetorical shift accidentally because that's what point is, is real going to listen to? well, the opinion anyway, i mean that has the ability, we've seen to stomach extraordinary collateral damage and it does just seem to be forging ahead with the most extreme right wing views in the nation. you all who government, who clearly do want to go into rafa who wants to go in. right. and who, who, who has a narrative that we've seen very, very openly from this government saying not only do we want to, you know, punish palestinians wholesale, right? for the actions or from us, but we want to take full control of casa, right. you've seen them use the phrase from the river to the see which are honestly israel support an

us israel genocide in gaza. headlines at press tv, the lead of iran's islamic revolution says the elites in the muslim world, their responsibility to pressure their governments to sever all ties. with israel, israel strikes take more civilian lives in gaza, this time in dara bala, the total death toe from the genocide is almost 27,500 and a senior yemini official has stressed that sena will continue to support the palestinian people despite air strikes against the country by the us and the uk. hello and welcome live from tehran, you've turned to press tv's world news, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. first story takes us right here to iran this hour, where the leader of the islamic revolution says elites in the muslim world have a duty to push their governments to several ties with israel. ayat ali khamenei says enemies are. tr to prevent the elite from assuming their growing role in the society in this regard. the leader added that negligence of the elite would result in heavy blows to the

the three west african regions from the ecoas danjam press tv abuja let's get the latest on the us israel genocidal war in the gaza st correspond joining us from there albala good morning with you what do you have for us good morning actually the israeli war planes and the israeli artillery maintain their strikes and attacks against several areas gaza strip here in the central area of gaza strip and nusari fiji camp was under heavy bombardments and air strikes over the last night as the israeli artillery maintained its shelling and the israeli military boats actually opened their gunfire at the coastal areas of the same of the same refugee camp uh in khanuni city the situation is still catastrophic and hiber hazardous for the palestinian people there as the israeli waring planes launched. the air strikes against the western part of the city, while the eastern parts were targeted by the israeli artillery as well. in rafa city, the israeli forces and the israeli war planes uh... renewed and resumed their air strikes against the areas near the borders with egypt, knowing that the area was is