the west of my things known as the grateful to the west for what the west has given them. i think on the sands of the virus frustration, but the west is trying to 2nd guess them and tell them how to use it, where a number and the number of recent articles which, which, which, which i think i've made the point in the west. we're trying to, as i can guess, the requirements, but fundamentally, i think you companies are absolutely absolutely grateful, but let them get all and as i said to them that some get on and do what they need to do without interfering with them. and the comments like, uh, will be with you all the way for as long as it takes a listen to those coming out of brussels. this coming out of washington. does i believe of? do you believe them? well, i checked them at the 1st one here, but i do. why is that the that will continue unless the positive actually let's, let's make that for example. yes, the nice. i saw me, it was very clear in terms of the support, but i would like to see also actually a statement of a nice i summit, but ukraine will join nature when t

it's more planes also hit a mock compound in the west bank. this is as well again, urges civilians in gaza to go south. also coming up on the show, growing anger in the west bank. the un says thousands of palestinians have been killed in classes with this rarely forces. and a p summit in cairo and without agreement as regional and western powers. trying to solve the conflict from escalating into a wider war. the . i'm quite richardson, welcome israel's military size. it will intensify. strikes on garza ahead of an expected ground defensive. the homeless government says more than 50 people were killed overnight in his riley attacks. this as the is rarely military repeated, it's mornings for civilians in the north of gaza to move south for their own safety . but israel has also made clear that it plans to continue its bombardments. there is dryly strikes ongoing thoughts that density of hon. eunice matrix. dress dozens of wounded to hospital meteor reports the district type, assigned me neither. you in school, which was the hosting recently disp

i the west losing interest, the west losing momentum, the west losing 5 coast nights. i may say, oh i'm is they tied defense forces not building themselves up. suffice without being built off to face. that's right. absolutely. that's my concern. but the with, as i said, i that with an election. yeah. next year in america. will america continue to provide that enormous capability? and that's something we've got to watch. and it comes back to my point about the way to make sure all that ukraine achieves that spectrum as quickly is doubled on what it needs. now, in order to avoid that long running, the long running on sale next to do for say, what kind of your do you foresee coming out of this or it's, it's not going to be the same. is it? nothing is ever going to be the same again after this, what changes? everything changes doctrine. it changes a whole perception of security in your doesn't it, i'd say very still saw it very still in your, among european countries a lingering feel that somehow we can go back to some sort of states of the quote to with russia. that is no

the west. what does want to me though, is the west support for ukraine? americans support for your grand we're coming up to the election. yeah. free of or leading republican the content us upside by would pull out pull americans support from ukraine. an election yeah. means potential in decision and stuff is i worry about the level of capability to support in, for example, whether the time continue to dig deep and provide the ammunition and all of our capabilities that your crime needs online about provide rotation. i worry about prevarication. for example, jonathan is still hasn't made up his mind whether to send taurus the long range decision this all seriously capable and exactly what your training needs to complement it's high miles on the british storm shadow as well. so those of the, i worry about the will of a west to continue to do what needs to be done. and there's a simple question. yeah. if the west does, what needs be done, the west is going to be more secure because it will mean uk

well when you speak to people in the west bank, they talk about the fee. the biggest changes we've seen in the last couple of weeks in the west bank is a significant deterioration of their ability to move around. we've seen general strikes and we're seeing of rise in settling violence and, you know, people saying that they're quite scared to leave their homes to go out. i mean, in cities like ramelle or in the sensor, it is controlled by the palestinian authority launch. either a no settlements in the center of the city, so people have sort of more freedom of movement. but moving in between cities in the west bank has become increasingly hard. checkpoints have been posted ex, check points, has been put up the people talking about the, the, the dire situation today, just daily lives, the finding things a lot hotter, but also there is a huge amount of fee there as well. people worried that that, that the west bank is also going to be distract into this complex. i said in the report that it sofa hasn't really bain a focal point for the israeli military. but t

, but drastic changes in world politics began 10 years ago after organizing a coup d’etat with the west ukraine, so what we see now is what is happening in world politics, this is the result of the struggle of at least two projects, a unipolar western one and a multipolar one for the rest of humanity. russia’s concept of the formation of a new multipolar world is becoming increasingly popularity among peoples of different countries. apparently, it was the fear of finally losing the initiative in global politics that forced biden to make a statement to voters this week; the american president once again stated that it is the supremacy of the united states that supposedly ensures peace on earth, that is, he advocated the preservation of a unipolar world, for several for decades , the united states has reigned supreme in this unipolar world; today we discussed what all this means with philosopher alexander dugin. alexandrelich, hello, thank you for they certainly found time for us, a versatile person, and wrote many books about various interesting things, i would like to ask a narrower que

explain, it does not work for the west either, the west, unfortunately, is playing a long-term storyssia, and we we don't have, but nevertheless, the west too, began to... understand, not completely yet , we have to be, i have to be honest, but he has to understand that he has to win, in russia and this russia, you can't have this russia next to you. how should this appeal to the west from ukraine sound? this shouldn't be an appeal, we shouldn't turn to the event and somehow justify why we need to help. we have. to say that you were wrong so many times in your life, you were wrong about ukraine, you were wrong about afghanistan, and you need us in this story, we feel and understand this world better, and most importantly, we are ready for ours understanding and vision of this world to give something, and this is something, it is infinitely valuable for us, this is our own life, this is what is around us. many people in the west don't like it, but it's getting more and more, and we have to say, people , it's not that we protect you there, but you protect us, this logic won't work, but

why do we say the occupied west bank? let's talk about the west bank in numbers. from january, the beginning of this year until the middle of this year, there were more than 6,705 resistance operations in the west bank, including shooting operations, stabbing operations and runover operations, as well as launching missiles and shooting down israeli occupation drones. there is also a great state of hostilities against the settlers, a large presence of settlers in close proximity to the west bank, and lines of contact with the occupation soldiers that are almost continuous. therefore, the occupation describes the occupied west bank front as the biggest and most prominent threat to the occupation, especially if we remember the number of ziners killed this year, the number of deaths as a result of resistance operations this year to date has reached about 35 israeli settlers and occupation soldiers dead compared to last year which was 30 dead and the year before that were only approximately four or three israeli settlers and soldiers dead. this is evidence that there i

how to explain that phenomena and why do people in the west of politicians and the west need that? that is why, you know, i called it political correctness or i used to, but now i attend school, that cultural marxism where people are taking months to start the all the g and applied it to uh, identity politics. so they would say, for example, the black people are oppressed by white people, the society is systemically racist. and therefore we need to raise whiteness from the public suite. and that's what some people actively teaching and universities and the institutions. and that is thing got into the political policies is even got into the media is going into business as well. and it's very, very disruptive. you know, i didn't see the pastas oh, bad. they're awesome, bad things in the past, but there's some very, very good things in the past. but, but some people want to do is they raise the o because they have a twisted notion of what social justice is and what they want the country to be. know why reject that entirely, and i say, you know, we need to reclaim all heritage. we need

count them on on west wing. but what can say on veep is that, you know, the again it was driven by the consumer. it was driven by the viewer and people's view about politics and their attitude, frankly, their patience for consuming, you know, one sort of dark comedy about politics, change as the politics around the country change. and that was clearly reflected in in the seasons of veep, you know, pretty, pretty warm. and after. and so, you know, i think that the the shows order to maintain their engagement level have to build off of what's happening in the news but they do have to be an escape from what's happening in the news because if people are feeling exhausted and stressed by real life politics as it's playing out, they're not going to want to relive that that that that kind of anxiety when they're on the couch relaxing, you know, after a day of work. so, you know, the challenge, i think for any the other piece of this is the way iphones and social media have consumption of news so much more intimate and

, with the west is really an oligarchy, it's there are no democracies in the west, it's fake democracy, the real power lies with the the people with the most money, especially with a small handful of the uh extremely rich people, the the mega billionaires and of that group. again, they're not all jewish, they're not all zionits, there are even probably few jewish billionaires who don't care about israel, but unfortunately of the roughly 40 plus percent of the richest billionaire oligarchs to control the west, uh, the vast majority of that group is pro-zionist and willing to help the state of israel and do what it can for the state of israel, and that means that you know any group that had nearly 40% of of the richest oligarchs in the entire west uh working together to accomplish something would be able to get it done because they've they've just got so much power, they own the media, they buy the politicians uh half of the money flowing in the american political system, it's of course bribery, but they they call it campaign contributions, that comes from these zionist oligarchs and so

, west wing haters out there. one need only use a search engine and you'll find them quickly on the internet. but the big knock on the west wing is that it's ruined politics, that it has poisoned people's minds to expect that the great of american life can be solved with a great speech with jed bartlet standing up and saying, i'll tell you how is the reality on the show is that they lose more often than they win, though. and and so part the show is about i think sort of realizing the limits of presidential power. and so i think that's something i try to emphasize in my work a little bit, that this is not just about the presidency being able to do all the great speakers and orators and all that, although it might be why people into politics perhaps is that a bad thing? i'm not sure. but certainly i think it's it's more realistic in that sense than it's given credit for typically. yeah, i would say to kind of to kind of jump on that and challenge that that's that argument about about the west wing. i actually think

how is that manifesting in differences in life, in east and west germany? well, things are also a bit cheaper in terms of rent and things, but the discrepancy between wages are still great. so, so therefore basically the money that you fall in your pocket spend in east germany is lower than in the west boss that you see. the bigger problem is that there's a feeling the thought discrepancy shouldn't exist anymore. so why should you get paid less for doing the same job and these john, many than you do in the for my west and i think the psychological social sort of discrepancy that comes from not just more important actually than the monetary one . so people feel that they're being left behind, that this was kind of almost like a deliberate thing, even though you know, these are kind of thinking, then i'll make them to slide the structures behind. but people feel the thought this done, you know to them and there's nothing that they can do to remedy the situation. we can see in recent election results katcha, that fluoride id ology is being embraced in the east

the modern world, what its identity is, how we want to see this world, assessed the policies of the westin pointed out the essence and nature of the military conflict in ukraine, talked about russia’s relations with the world majority and touched on almost all current problems of world politics. and today the words spoken by putin have already begun to bring practical results. here are some. among the issues that the president raised yesterday was the idea of ​​withdrawing russian ratification of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty, and thereby send a signal to the west, which has lost its fear, that the continuation of the hybrid war against russia and increasingly direct involvement in the ukrainian conflict is fraught with the loss, the loss by the west of its own security, and so today the speaker of the state duma vyacheslav volodin said that this issue will be diss. at the next meeting of the state duma council, this seems to me to be a very correct and responsible step, up one more step on the escalation ladder, this step is certainly not the last, but very important, well t

the west. the determination, the inspiration of the engineer would see the um, the, the relative use of the leadership. uh, this is a dynamic country determined to build its to protect itself and to build itself up onto the account of power, the west that people are afraid about what the west might do or might not do to help them of a losing faith in the west. my thing is known as the grateful to the west for what the west has given them. i think i understand a bit better as frustration, but the west is trying to 2nd guess them and tell them how to use it, where a number and the number of recent articles which which, which, which i think i've made the point in the west. we're trying to, as i can guess, the requirements, but fundamentally, i think you companies are absolutely absolutely grateful, but let them get all and as i said to them that some get on and do what they need to do without interfering with them. and the comments like, uh, will be with you all the way for as long as it takes a l

only the history of the west is a chronicle of endless expansion in the west of england. and the world is in which i, again to camille trans financial pyramid scheme. it needs to be. it's always nice and you few, the feed itself is an issue. and since natural technological, human results of belonging to someone else, this is why the west cannot talk and it's never intended. it's doesn't top it doesn't go anymore. so if i had previously said that, we never talked to the so called war and ukraine. we are trying to, and it's we did not solve a nicely cookie time chief in 2014, the anti constitutional coded tok, assisted with violence in the international done, the system where lawlessness reigned supreme and where someone may get the false idea of their indefatigable 10. so for just miss any one can be a trick for the simple reason that the huge a months, the dominating countries didn't apply to the no, no measure or sense of reality. unfortunately, we see that our country agents in the west have lost the sense of reality. they have stepped out of line in every possible way.

have seen that's been extremely evident the fact that the growing uh arm resistance in the occupied west bank and the growing uh strength and and and power of uh of the islamic jihad's military wing that puts brigades not only in the gaz strip but also on the occupied uh west bank all right thanks lot ashraf press tv's ashane joining us from gaz i'm not sure if we've got miss al-udaini with us if not then that brings us to an end here on this. into the program, but we're going to return to the normal course of programming. all right, i believe we do have miss now. wafaini, welcome to the program. talk to us about the significance of this anniversary and the significance of the islamic jihad resistance wovent in the scope of the resistance all together. yeah, of course, such anniversary or such a march is really so important. in particular for the israeli occupation authorities because uh they witness is they witness everything right now and uh as you know that like the... they said like during the past aggression on the beseb um they said that they eliminate the resistance in particular

and what we have to do is make sure that people in the west recognize that the west is not the good guys in this, the unipolar order is a global fascist order that's out to destroy russia, china, continue the the oppression in the developing sector, and let me make one other. point on this, if you look at the timing, the uh, the israeli reaction is coming precisely in a moment when the whole unipolar order is shaking because of the bricks, because of the rejection of the ukraine proxy war against russia, uh, the the bricks just added egypt, saudi arabia, iran, united arab emirates, and this policy of of giving full support to israel is attack on the attempt, not just of the palestinians for justice, but of the whole global south to break out of the colonial regime, which we've just taken for granted for the last 50 years. well, mick, netanyahu is has said that uh, israel, uh, the way it's dealing, will be dealing with the gaza strip will change the middle east forever, um, what do you think he means? means another you know mass ethnic cleansing of palestinians now they're gonna the they'

support for this vision of developments in europe or in the west in general? well, i still do.n , there was no willingness to agree on anything today in the west, and here i agree with my respected belarusian colleague, the fatigue today is rather about specific individuals, more precisely from the role that these individuals tried to play , that the actor zelensky at some point tried to become the director of this show, and he was very clearly reminded that he cannot be a director in the global sense at all, and yes... inside ukraine his the role of exaggeration lately, and from here there have been conversations about the possibility, there are prospects for elections, about the possibility of replacing him, and so on, and at the same time there is no readiness to negotiate anything with russia, the west from the west, but the most important thing, it seems to me, that in moscow today, at the stage of the conflict that we have, there is no readiness to simply freeze something, but there is an understanding that no one needs freezing, it really is not needed today, neither rus

well, the west bank, the west bank today is also on on on on this struggle, and since the beginning of the the events on last saturday the west bank been you know going on, we are talking about 45 palestinians were killed in the west bank just in the last week and just last last yesterday it was nine palestinians were killed, so the palestinian resistance on the one hand started to attack israeli settlers and israeli army in the west bank, and yesterday there were attacks on many of the israeli army out posts in in near tojin and karerim and even in navlus and other other areas and this is the act of the resistance and on the other hand you have also the people. in in in the west bank, marched yesterday in huge marches in all cities and villages and definitely there were clashes with the israeli resistance, it it shows that all the palestinian people are in support and the west bank and in gaz are in support to the palestinian resistance who started the the whole the whole this battle if you like for us to get us our freedom, the palestinians in the west bank. now are subjected to huge

as it did so well in the west wing.hat something that we may see in the future that, you know, would handle it quite the same way that west wing did or is it largely going to be kind of avoided as a third rail? i'm sure like with the comedy show you will definitely try to avoid it a little more than even like a dramatic show or maybe not. anyway, just curious about the role of like religion. that was a very unique thread that ran through west wing that i think was -- that -- that did very well with it. just curious what you think the future holds with that. >> i do think this is a generational issue with the west wing in that when -- you know again a product of the 90s where political consultants in the 90s were reflecting the best wisdom of their predecessors who were schooled in the -- problem of catholish for john f kennedy. how do you square being a catholic and being president? is -- are you going to take order from the pope or from the people? we see this in the first season of the west wing where they try to nego

i think the west, if you mean the u. s. natal system will have to go in where to go when the empire has crumbled or decline to become less important and they will be we think the width is good enough for intelligence model and culture it enough to really say its own policy is by the man and you have somebody who runs the say, don't st. john's go as long as you have those leaders, there is not much help, but in my view, that's not, that's only going to take a few more years. what do you and i don't know sitting here talking about it is where the, the western m, i will review s, m, i. and they told me to go down with them. but what i'm saying is possible that there's one reason that i would side with us skepticism that is christianity as a, as a co allow you. and that's part of your country and all countries, the width of this don't go back with, you know, the wisdom system in china. we just completed the room at these 2 brothers if you will, march, and adam smith, extra caricature a little bit is, is a built on the idea o

west setup of lies well fed up off, treason. well, a new one to, to uh, to get boxes from the month to invite use of a nation. say, no, said me a resounding crescendo to this full day events. and of course, the bowl now is in the western court because it seems that the russian leader has truly laid out his vision for the world. and it's up to them to listen now, whether or not they will well, holy time, hotels and in a southern asia, an upcoming nuclear power plant in the bangladesh was received as the shipment of fuel as a most good base of all sides of design. the facility mushroom president i put in so little time to congratulate the nation via the ducal grades. i would like to congratulate everyone here on the new important step of the construction of the 1st nuclear power plant. in the republic of bangladesh, it contributes to a further deepening of mutually beneficial cooperation and of course mixing real significant contribution to developing the economy and strengthening the energy security of the republic. and 27 st. an

on the ground as peace talks had been ongoing was that there had been further feft of palestinian westrity based in ramala had acted to protect israeli security interests. then following the second palestinian uprising in 2000, the illegal separation wall was later built in 2002 in the west bank, usurping approximately 10% of the territory, also collectively punishing 150 palestinian communities who were disconnected from their lands, according to the human. continued expanding in the further confiscation of land and resources from palestinians ensued, with illegal, religious, extremist, israeli set. seazing palestinian homes in east jerusalem as well as in the west bank. all of this being justified by the israeli claimed the palestinian terrorists had to be subdued and israel's security had to be protected. now donald trump's self-proclaimed road map to peace would essentially allow for israel to take half of the west bank, annexing the most fertile agricultural lands, aquafers and prohibiting palestinians. from having an army or any real autonomy. it would also connect palestinian ba

vanessa beel rider and activists out of damascuss and southshath after and west asia expert out of belfast thank you both for being with me start off in damascus and vanessa um the definition of a holocaust is very large amount of destruction with killing of a large number of people, especially when fire heat is involved, what you say? that what's happening right now would be classified as a holocaust? absolutely, and what's happening now is nothing more than a continuation of what happened in 1948, the nackbar of 1948, the ethnic lensing of palestinians has never actually stopped, people talk about seeing of palestinians being evacuated from the north of ghaza to the south of ghaza and then having their convoy bomb by the israeli war planes as they were fleeing to what was supposed to be safe. areas, you know, we've seen 75 years of oppressive persecution of palestinians, the the inability for palestinians that were driven out of their lands and dispossessed of their homes in 1948 to return to their land and to their homes, now we're seeing an extermination, i call it the hiroshima doctri

some of the highlights of this program, the israel occupation, gaza and west bank economies are controlled, water, electricity, natural resources, including in that, and that's prevented palestinian economic advancements. next we take a look at israel control, another one of the highlights, which is large in scope, the gaza sie, 17 years, you have the occupied palestinian territories where imports, workforce, participation and palestinian products are restricted in more ways than one. we will be taking a look at that. israel's sige: iran has called, at the oic meeting, call for sanctioning israel, that points somewat to dds, boycot investment and sanction in terms of a reboot, and is there? international will to boy israel, the crisis continues across the occupied palestinian territories, the are concerns or further economic crisis in the occupied west bank, since the israeli military occupied the west bank, it is deploy matrix of policies and practices that see to control the people of the occupied palestinian territory. israel policies and practices have fragmented the territorial and ec

must stop, israeli forces of attacked palestinians taking part in pro gaza protest in the occupied west bank, killing at least two and injuring dozens of others. palestinians took to the streets and several parts of the occupied territories, including ramala, alkalil bethlehem, and tulkharam to condem israel's deadly attack a hospital in. they also urged the international community to stop israel's aggression on the besieg strip, which is in its 12th day. the casualties took place as the israeli troops used live ammunition, sound bombs, tear gas against the protesters. clashes were also reported between the protesters and the palestinian authorities forces. meanwhile palestinians in the west bank have also staged a general strike to condemn gaza hospital attack. since the start of the aggression on gaza, israeli troops have also intensified their attacks in the west. bank killing more than 60 and injuring 1300 others. iran's islamic revolution leader said the crimes committed by the israeli regime against palestinians amounts to genocide. در قضیه فلسطین اونچه که جلوی چشم همه دنیاست جنای

vanessa b leeter and activist out of damascus and sab shath author and west expert out of belfast. well, thank you both for being with me. starts off in damascus and vanessa, um, definition of a holocaust is very large amount of destruction with the killing of a large number of people, especially with fire heat as involved. would you say that what's happening right now would be classified as a holocaust? absolutely, and what's happening now is nothing more than a continuation of what happened in 1948, the the nackbar of 1948, the ethnic cleansing of palestinians has never actually stopped. people talked about scenes of palestinians being evacuated from the north of raza to the south of gaza and then having their convoys bomb by the israeli. as they were fleeing to what was supposed to be safe areas, you know, we've seen 75 years of oppressive persecution of palestinians, the the inner palestinians that were driven out of their lands and possessed of their homes in 1948 to return to their land and to their homes. now we're seeing an extermination, i call it the hirama doctrine, ther

los últimos acontecimientos en jordania, recently, the israeli forces attacked the occupied west bankcity of jane and its refugee camp. they killed many palestinians and destroyed houses, hospitals, streets and workplace. this is part of the history of the zionist regime which is made up of foreigners that's been occupying palestinian land and massacring the palestinian people for 75 years, however it has both national and international aspects, the zinity has very strong internal conflicts. netanyahu, who is an ultra-right, ultra nationalist and ultrazionist prime minister, disagrees with other zionist sectors, but they all try to maintain the peace to keep alive the stayed a bit longer. they understand that they have failed in exterminating and subjugating palestinian people. total del pueblo, nación palestina. estos 75 años. palestinian people have paid the price during all these 75 years, they have been fighting the israeli regime in different ways, they are courageous people, they have made great progress by carrying out direct and concrete actions against the israeli regime. thi

and the non-west, if you look at our war, not so many issues, the west and the non-west are clearlyme opinion, this is exactly such an area and this is what should limit putin, but you never know what is in his head, for example, i think that pushing nuclear weapons or something in the military, unlikely, but possible, and if putin feels a threat to his regime or something else, i do not rule out some steps to raise rates, so nothing on the part of putin and the russian regime can be ruled out, we must proceed from this, our partners and those who are also talking must proceed from this with russia, the same chinese. mr. pavle, this week a large ministerial meeting was held in kyiv, of ministers, members... of the european union, member states of the european union, 24 were heads of foreign affairs, three did not make it to this meeting, but in kyiv, they discussed a plan implementation, the plan of reforms that should be implemented by ukraine, before joining the european union. denys shmyhal, the prime minister of ukraine, says that our path to the european union may last two year

five years after the signing of the oslo accords, the occupation of the west bank in gaza was even more talks had been ongoing was that there had been further feft of palestinian west bank resources, the besegement of gaza and the bombardment of the gaza strip. all of this was the palestinian authority based in ramala, had acted to protect israeli security interests. then following the second palestinian uprising in 2000, the illegal separation wall was later built in 2002. in the west bank, usurping approximately 10% of the territory, also collectively punishing 150 palestinian communities who were disconnected from their lands. according to the human rights group betselum. settlements continued expanding in the further confiscation of land and resources from palestinians ensued with illegal religious extremist israeli settlers seasing palestinian homes in east jerusalem as well as in the west bank. all of this being justified by the israeli claim the palestinian terrorists had to be subdued and israel's security had to be protected. now donald trump self-proclaimed. road map to peace

i think the west, if you mean the u. s. natal system will have to go in where to go when the empire has crumbled or decline to become less important and they will be we think the width is good enough for intelligence model and culture it enough to really say its own policies by the man and you have somebody who runs this, they don't st. john's go. as long as you have those leaders, there is not much help, but in my view, that's not, that's only going to take a few more years. what do you and i don't know sitting here talking about it is where the, the western m r u s. m. i. and they told me to go down with them. but what i'm saying is possible that there's one reason that i would side with us skepticism that is christianity as a, as a co allow, you know, that's part of your country and all countries that, oh we have, we have the width of system to go back with, you know, the wisdom system in china, we just completed the room at these 2 brothers if you will, march, and adam smith, extra caricature a little bit is, is a bu

bank, because today we have nearly one million settler in the west bank and the settlers in the west bank they are calling their government to create the settler's estate in the west bank today, so this is coupled with what happened in gaza, we can read this, the west is behind israel totally to try to push for the creating of great. israel, but they are mistaken, they are failing even to protect themselves from gaza, and the and the resistance within the west bank, with all the cost incurd in gaza or the west bank are formidable and is moving to stop this project. let's talk about the possibility of the ex expansion of this war, i mean you mentioned hezbullah, because we know that some border areas in south lebanon ben bomb and hezbullah has engaged in precise attacks on regime forces and their equipment uh we also saw a law that fired rockets toward the regime which were intercepted and in iraq the the us nel assad base has been attack, american forces also in syria have been attack, your your analysis of all of this. so what we are sitting with at the moment is equation that israe

this is the first time a wheelchair user has had the lead in a west end musical.that that has happened? absolutely important. i was crying all the musical! i couldn't stop. it was, oh, so beautiful. # i wish forever. could feel like this. # just us and the sound of the ocean. _ # there is this line in the musical in which the younger pre—accident version of you says to the post—accident version of you, "i can't wait to be you." that seems an extraordinary thing for that younger version of you to say. i mean, does that ring true? i'm definitely much happier now than i was before my accident. i always defined my pre—accident life by my physicality, by sport, by being in the gym. whereas now i kind of had to completely reverse that. that's going to get that physical strength and put it in my head and just look at life and approach life in a completely new way. wouldn't be able to do these things and enjoy life as much as i am now had i not had the accident. # little things. # that mean the big things to me. # the little big things is at london's soho place theatre un

and it has been supported by the west, protected by the west, funded by the west, you know, so they wouldn't do anything, unfortunately israel was and has been a european idea and supported by europeans and the americans, and they will not do anything, this is why i think to just appeal to the european society and to ask them to come to... to save the palestinan people to them, this is waste of time, i think we have to defend our own rights, using all possible means available to the palestinian people, at the top of which is resistance, because if we keep complaining the israeli will keep expproperating more land, building more settlement, practicing their policy of ethnic cleansing, killing more palestinians and at the end of the day the... will be no palestinians left in palestine if the palestinians keep just complaining. all right, well uh, it's obvious that the security concerns that israel sited was not. something that uh was the truth, even these uh diplomats cited the fact that they disagreed with that, that it was false, but what's interesting here is the fact that you have

us pressure is on west asian states and it's warning to... iran's neighbors froze tehran's relations with them to an unprecedented scope. local detractors rationalized that the new administration was hardly able to manage long-awaiting dialogue with the west to reinvent the islamic republic of iran in the international arena. ironically president raisi's government left a golden record during his 2 and a half year tenure in office. the administration increased the oil production level to an unbelievable 3.4 million barrels per day, two millions of which were exported. it fostered the annual economic growth from 0 to 2 and a half percent at the end of a stormy and hard-working first year. the government mended regional ties with iran's neighboring states with an amazing shuttle diplomacy to convince them into a fruitful interaction in west asia. raicy's government registered a $112 billion dollar foreign trade in 2022-2023. which was taken to be wonderful shoot up. iran was also admitted to two heavyweight shanghai cooperation organization and