right, now venessa, this is a piece of advice from the israeli defense minister to palestina resistance fighters, exactly quoting his word, surrender unconditionally or die. now with such mindset on the part of israeli officials, one of them saying why, why did you nuke gaza? what kind of war is this? just nuke them and just kill them all. so what you see on the horizon for palestinians, where is this uh, which direction is this moving? well, mean i think militarily, i was actually discussing that here in syria today and be interesting again get scots opinion, but people here who are following the military situation obly very closely because syria is is one of the closest allies to palestine uh and to has bar in the northern occupied territories. um, the fact is that the the iof is losing the battle inside gaza, it's basically burying itself in a quadm, it's opened up various new entry points, both in the north and in the south, it's had to withdraw from uh various areas in the north today because of the intensity of the resistance attacks, once they enter gaza of course they're at the.

now to discuss this issue with us from damascus is miss venessa bieli, independent journalist and very dear friend, it's a pleasure having you on with us venessa today to discuss these escalatory confrontations. between the axis of resistance and the american occupation and the zianist occupation in west asia, but for the first time since the integration of the resistance axes in west asia we see that it is waging such a real and broad battle within the framework of the palestinian al-aqsa battle beginning with hisbollah in lebanon which shares 106 kilometer with palestine and with with the zionist entity basically in direct confrontation with the zionist entity since october 8. 2023, how has hizbullah's attack served the resistance in gaza? well, hezballah's campaign and of course the tremendous sacrifices made by hezbulah resistant fighters has been tremendously beneficial to the resistance both in gaza and in the west bank of course where there is much lower key or in the sense of media coverage. but the same kind of ethnic cleansing operation continuing. of course, what hasbullar o

now to discuss this issue with us from damascus is miss venessa bailey, independent journalist and very dear friend, it's a pleasure having you on with us veneessa today to discuss these escalatory confrontations between the axes of resistance. resistance and the american occupation and the zianist occupation in west asia, but for the first time since the integration of the resistance axes in west asia we see that it is waging such a real and broad battle within the framework of the palestinian al-aqsa battle beginning with hisbollah in lebanon which shares 106 kilometer with palestine and uh with with the zienist entity basically in direct confrontation with the scienist entity since october 8th 2023. how has hizbollah's attack served the resistance in gaza? well, heizbullah's campaign and of course the tremendous sacrifices made by hazballah resistant fighters has been tremendously beneficial to the resistance both in gaza and in the west bank of course where there is uh much lower key or in the sense of media coverage but the same kind of. cleansing operation continuing, of course, w

if they resume this military operation they will only kill civilians they will only kill civilians venessanently? yeah, i mean, i think there are ongoing negotiations in dohar, qatar right now with the head of the cia, william burns and the head of musad to see if there is some way to get further um israeli hostages released and to further extend the so-called truth, although the zionist forces in the north, i believe today have actually broken the seasfire and were responded to by the kasan brigades, it's also worth noting that the humanitarian relief that is kind of trickling into gaza is only one fifth of requirements, even under normal circumstances, not under the the the absolutely horrific, horrendous circumstances that the ghazan people are now living with, and with largely the withdraw or for example the unrah um staff and officers from central and northern gaza to southern gaza, euromet monitor has made the point that effectively they're complicit with the israeli plans ethnically cleanse um gaza of palestinians and to force them into the sinai desert which has been the proclaimed

palestinian people, such as insist a seasfire, but we veed that at the united nations, exactly, and venessa, the us is still doing the same thing, it's constantly kept blocking all efforts of the un security council, as you know, at stopping this carnage in gaza, so if the security council is not the venue where countries could come with these ideas to stop something like this is really savagery that's happened in gaza, where should we be able to do this, which international body? well, i think also an important point to make, not only is the us feeting peace, of course it's supplying the bombs and the weapons that are being used to carry out the genocide against palestinians, not only in gaza, but also in west bank, which is being largely ignored, of course, that's a quiet genocide and ethnic that's ongoing with us support, um, while the the more over massacre of palestinians in gaza is ongoing. i think really, what we are saying. is a shift in the bland of power of course, and that is what is sending um us and its policy instrument in the middle east into a spin, which is of course the em

been done more organized manner, i think it would have brought more results. my guests, yusuf and venessa beli have stated the course, thank you both for sticking around, i want to continue with vanessa and pick up on one john what john kirby had to say earlier on in the us's role in all of this. um, do you think vanessa that if the war resumes? on gaza um first of all, do you think that the us, it is believed that it is the only country that can stop israel from continuing with this genocidal campaign, at least for the near term, um, do you think it can, do you agree with that, and and if so if the war resumes, then what does that mean in term for the us and and the west led world for want of better way to put it? um, i think the person that is best described the us relations. with israel was actually uh robert kennedy jr. said very clearly that israel is like an aircraft carrier in the middle east for the us, he didn't by the way talk about the israeli people, he simply talked about israel as instrument of us power in the middle east, he described them as basically their spies, um, thei

venessa belly, your reaction to mr. gutieresh's comments that they want the pa to take over in gaza and and all the rest of it. yeah, i mean really that was listening to it, i mean it's just huge word salad. um, so the the un appears to be completely powerless when faced with bringing to bear international law against the zionist entity that has violated international law since its creation in 1947 effectively by the un and before the 1948 nakball. the reality is that the un should be even at the beginning of this ethnic. the continuation of the 1948 and the 1967 ethnic cleansings, the un should have actually been forcing egypt, for example to open the rafer border to allow human. monitarian aid to enter ghaza into the so-called safe southern areas of course we know that those areas in the south are not safe because not only have the convoys evacuating civilians from the north to the south been bombed including uh ambulances but also huanus and various other and rafer itself has been heavily bombed and huge sways of hun