apparently, and what he did witnessing the inaction of the world, on on allowing the 400,0 jews in warso to essentially be murder. in that crushing of that uprising, he committed suicide, he couldn't live with the shame of being longing to the species that would allow that to happen, and now we are all in his position, yes indeed, we have breaking news in the bottom of your screen, actually the activists in front of the white house right now or jewish groups actually carrying uh plards that reading stop the genocide, the besiege gaza strip and no to... what tied and no to massacres and we have been seeing a growing number of people around the world of all faiths actually coming out and protesting against what is happening in the the gaza strip and as i mentioned earlier there have been some pushback uh by certain governments western governments for people who are actually taking a stance in support of palestine robert i mean there are many people around the world and and watching rolling coverage from whichever media, and they feel helpless to be honest. what would you say as an individu

ghetto, you will remember that back... in the 1943 uh the germans had put all the jews together in warso in a ghetto and when the jews rebelled against nazi terror, they were absolutely destroyed, this is like in roman times, cartago de lenda est, the idea is just simply to totally annihilate them, this is nothing less than genocide, this is nothing less, than a crime against humanity. this is matter for the international criminal court under articles uh five, six, seven and eight of the statute of rome, but of course the international criminal court, as everybody knows, has no authority, no credibility, because it's been hijacked by the west. the international criminal court does what the west wants, and it's used as a tool to attack africans. is kind of neocolonial tool to maintain the unipolar control of the west over the rest of the world, but let's go back to what is happening, we know that about 3,000 people have already been killed, we know that there are reasons for this rebellion on the part of the hamas, since 2007, gaza has been under illegal blocade. so that you know the musl

attacking many countries and the design entity cobic their master plan the nazism even in in the gito of warso when when they beseed it for many years and the rationals of were counted entering they done the same thing in ghaza so they repeating the same thing they they use genocide and ethnic cleansing to to terrify. the people as they done uh previously as we spoke and in other cities and towns like in der which is a tiny village beside jerusalem orsim this kind of of of tactics to to cleanse land of its people they they don't know the people the palestinian people will not gonna listen to the arabic official regimes as in 1948 they told them okay just leave your homes for a week we're gonna clean it from the science gangs and you can come back and these palestinian refugees around the world over 8 millions of them today still waiting to go back to their homes, even the... united nations issued 194 194 the resolution 194 security council to allow the people to go back the refugees to go back never been implemented 181 which is said at the time to divide historical palestine even some for the

it is better to be back in london, paris, new york, brussels, berlin, or wherever or even back to warsoali bennet said when when he was prime minister at the time and there there was these there were these contentions in the kineset whether over whether or not the is his his government would survive uh and at the time he said that refer he refer to the former israeli kingdoms saying that they did not pass the 80-year mark and he wondered at the time whether or not the israeli regime would live to see the 80 year mark, of course, as we're as mr. rizvy said, we're heading toward the point where the israeli regime will not actually. we see that mark so that is huge question for for israelis at the time. now as for the israeli support, the us support for the israeli regime. of course, mean it would not have been sustainable, such such a regime that committed brutality, the committed otter genocide against the palestinians would not be able to sustain itself or it not for huge security, security establishment, huge army. establishment, so the us support for israel, which although it dates ba

american weapons and them and the whole world was watching and it was treated most of the time as the warso geito allowing during the before the second world war and during the second world war when they were allowing the jewish population of that gitu some kind of food to keep the nutrition to some level and the same thing is was happening in gaza at that time now it's worse they are allowing nothing uh they they they cut water, fuel, medicine, and and the united nation and the international community with the brusher, as they say, from the united states of america, allowing just seven or 10 lawers to enter to gaza, which is a population of 2.3 million, and those 2.3 million being targeted from the skies to hell, by hell and lots of of killing at the... much of everyone, the united nations, the international community and all of that. i can say it's very clear when we see from the not just... the double standard, the racism is involved in here, imagine if a church or a school being hit in new york or or in in any city, lots of people saying what i'm saying, and imagine if a shelter was hit

continues and it is, it's reminiscent by the way, if i could remind people the heroes of the of the warso ghetto, rebellion against the nazis, wrote a letter to the palestinian resistance in solidarity and and recognizing the similarities between the heroism that he and his people displayed in wartime europe and the heroism of the palestinians today, so i think terrible danger, the palestinians are in great peril, this government needs to be isolated and boycotted, and yes fraz absolutely right, we need to find ways, it's not easy to support this palestinian resistance in all its forms. because not everybody's prepared to to to take up armed resistance, but most people support it, we must support resistance in every form. thanks lot, gentlemen, make nape here, joining us from edinburgh and frau huws, speaking to us from belfast with that, it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around this play more to come here on press tv. moving on, as the taliban have banned afghan girls from attending schools a tv channel in afghanistan is offering an alternative way

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