hello and welcome to new episode of the creat news roundup, the one stop shop for all news west asia, my name is stevan carrillo and the head of news for the credo, joining me as you wish is... content creator, writer for the cradle karim shami and columnist and editor for the cradle sharmin narwani, so today other place to start than the in the occupied west bank where is the israeli army has been conducting uh as of the time of this recording six days trade of assault that has been described as the largest since the second intifada uh 20 years ago, they have mainly been focused on the cities well mainly genin. the the jelina needs refugee camp uh tulkarem where they killedkarem commander abu shuja who was a the most wanted person for israel in the west bank they have been trying to kill him for several years they've uh they've decimated these camps you know thraw strikes are now common places in the west bank this is not really new you know we don't really bring up the west bank that much in our discussions because sadly other things uh a weekly basis sometimes kind of are bigger so

first of all, just to your point about the hamas being present in the west bank, this is not any kind of major presence, it doesn't mean that hamas as an organization doesn't assist people or supporters of it in the respect, militarily even, but it is not, i mean, the palestian authority, the israelies, they've always made point to take out any hamas operatives in the... back, i don't just win kill, but i mean in prison, like we saw aziz daic, major hamas official, um, who was detained by the israelis and came back, you know, ace skinny man when we talk about the resistance groups in the west bank as well, let's remember, go back to may of 2021, when the west bank like um 1948 palestinians, like um palestinans in jerusalem, palestines and gaza all rose up when the unity of france really came to be with this you know decades long effort for by the israelis to divide and compartmentalize. "the various palestine factions and the various palestine territories from each other um disappeared overnight, it seemed in in may 2021, it was very dangerous um turning quick for the israelies, but t

bank and it's much better if we can kick them out of the west bank totally and annax the west bank to israel, and definitely seems to be the strategy of the israeli regime, so let's bring in mr. khalid barakat and your opinion, what has been the impact of these israeli raits on the? daily lives of the people who are living in those refugee camps in the west bank? yes, i think that the world needs to understand that the west bank is totally an occupied territory by israel in a military fascist fashion and there is no areas that is not under full israeli control, particularly - you cities and refugee camps, every palestinian town and refugee camp in the west bank is surrounded by israeli military camps and israeli colonies and so israel and today we saw netanyahu's map as he was talking one of the journalists ask him where is the west bank on the on the map and basically what israel is doing is that is ethnically cleansed the west bank by repeat thing the massacers that they're doing in ghazza, even if it's on what some people say it's a smaller scale, but every day since october 7 uh i

the zinus israeli summer camps operation which began early wednesday august 28 in the northern west bank aims to achieve objectives they failed to secure in gaza, particularly a temporary voluntary displacement that could become permanent. as the operation continues into its second week, focusing on janine and tulkarm with forces having withdrawn from alfara camp in tubas, discussions. about this displacement are now openly taking place among netanyahu's ministers and kineset members. the israeli regie faces little genuine opposition to its actions in the west bank as the u.s. is a green light for its extensive campaign of genocide in gaza remains applicable for similar measures in the west bank, including deportation and displacement. the deadline said by the israeli occupation army for residents of nur shams camp to voluntarily leave their homes has expired. "the occupation army had communicated this message through the palestinian military layozon, otherwise known as the palestinian authority, offering residents the option to leave voluntarily via a designated corridor and checkpoint.

in parallel to its actions in gaza, the enemy is exerting pressure empty the west bank camps of their residents by turning their lives into... to living hell and making their areas uninhabitable. this is evident from their sabotage of the main water supply in noorsham's camp, the destruction of streets and roads to hinder movement, the imposition of severe blockades making it impossible to obtain essential supplies and the establishment of military outposts in the camp that have been turned into interrogation and torture centers. they have also blocked ambulance teams from entering the camp to evacuate the wounded, all while. aircraft and drones continuously patrol the skies. the military operation in janie has deeply affected all aspects of daily life. the occupation forces have cut off landline and internet services as well as cellular communication by damaging both primary and backup lines, mirroring the situation in gaza. additionally, banking services at some branches have been disrupted due to the destruction of fiber optic lines. meanwhile, resistance factions in janin and tulk

how come palestinian lives don't matter to the west? there is a journalist was arrested a couple of days ago because she was reposting the articles and news about gaza, and in here she was interviewed by the media couple of days ago and she mentioned something, the security forces when they arrested here, they asking here like in a way why you treating the palestinians are equal to us, which is shows how racist the the system within west europe is the security apparatus, the government, the the the civil service, all of that and in in europe itself they look at what they did in the second world war when they bit millions of people, the imperialist germany at the time in ovens, and these not just jewish innocent people and lives, they were romanian, there was russians, they were polish, there was so many nationalities, they don't talk about that, but they want only to focus at what happened to the jews and made the palestinians who took a... lot of them refugees on their homeland to pay the price, so in west europe all what you hear from

regime. the zinus israeli summer camps operation which began early wednesday august 28 in the northern west bank aims to achieve objectives they failed to secure in gaza, particularly a temporary voluntary displacement. that could become permanent as the operation continues into its second week, focusing on jenin and tulkarm with forces having withdrawn from al fara camp in tubas, discussions about this displacement are now openly taking place among netanyahu's ministers and kineset members. the israeli regime faces little genuine opposition to its actions in the west bank as the us is a green light for its expensive campaign of genocide in gaza remains applicable for similar measures in the... bank including deportation and displacement. the deadline said by the israeli occupation army for residence of noor sham scamp to voluntarily leave their homes has expired. the occupation army had communicated this message through the palestinian military layazon, otherwise known as the palestinian authority. offering residents the option to leave voluntarily via a designated corridor and checkpoint.

it's actually the they know that israel already is failing in gaza and the west bank.th tool exceeds 40,800. hamas says the us is a partner in the israeli killings in gaza, and its new cease fire proposals seeks to give the regime time to commit more crimes and also the israeli regime continues its large-scale military offensive in the occupied west bank for the eighth day.

west asia, my name is stevan carrillo, and the head of news for the cradle. joining me, as you will show up is content creator, writer for the cradle karim shami and columnist and editor for the cradle sharmin narwani. so today, other place to start than the in the occupied west bank, where is the israeli army has been conducting uh as of the time of this recording 6 days trade of assault that has been described as the largest since the second interface. uh 20 years ago, they have mainly been focused on the cities, well mainly genine, the the jeline and its refugee camp, tulkaren where they killed, commander abushuja who was the most wanted person for israel in the west bank they have been trying to kill them for several years, they've uh they decimated these camps, you know troll strikes are now common place in the west bank, this is not really new, you know we don't really bring up the west bank that much or discussions, because sadly other things - a weekly basis sometimes kind of are bigger so to speak, right? but right now the west bank is the biggest ne

these fronts inspire hope for movement within the west bank.logistical support to the residents of the west bank through highly complex routes to aid them. resistance recall that just two or three weeks ago, a leader from the al-aqsa marters brigades was assassinated in nal halwi camp in lebanon, and there were also assassination attempts a hamas leader inside and south lebanon under the pretext that these individuals were providing assistance and guidance to the people of the west bank. there is ongoing coordination and integration between the supporting fronts, the west bank and the gaza strip, which is crucial in preventing targeted attacks and combatting the genocide faced by the palestinian people in both the west bank and gaza. and political commentator, many thanks for your contribution to our show and for your analysis for the advancement of the resistance factions in the west banks, ladies and gents, thank you very much for watching our show today which focused majorly on the aggression on the west bank and how the palestinian resistan

the zinus israeli summer camps operation which began early wednesday august 28 in the northern west bank aims to achieve objectives they failed to secure in gaza, particularly a temporary voluntary displacement that could become permanent. as the operation continues into its second week, focusing on janin and tulkarm with four. forces having withdrawn from al fara camp in tubas, discussions about this displacement are now openly taking place among netanyahu's ministers and kineset members. the israeli regime faces little genuine opposition to its actions in the west bank as the us is green light for its extensive campaign of genocide in gaza remains applicable for similar measures in the west bank, including deportation and displacement. the deadline said by the israeli occupation army for res'. of noor shamse camp to voluntarily leave their homes has expired. the occupation army had communicated this message through the palestinian military layazon, otherwise known as the palestinian authority. offering residents the option to leave voluntarily via a designated corridor and checkpoint.

i think the grand price for the israelis is the west bank.and it's existed, they are existed in in west bank and also... to go into the uh armagadon also it's this area is existed also in the north of west bank but aren't they religious i mean there's an ideology behind this yeah of course they they get it from torah they got it from also uh talmoud and they are starting this foundation of this country all by uh religious uh uh doctrine and they believe that they have to dominate all the area from medinah till iraq, babylonia, which they call the walk of abraham around from babylonia to north syria to palestine to sinai and then to to this area, this is the main goal for them, but i don't think they will succeed, because now we have uh the access of resistance, yes, they are fighting against it. and i don't think the israeli will go to uh to what they they want to uh to achieve yes on that point, what is happening in the occupied west bank is a third palestinian intifada, but this time it is harsher and more severe on the occupation through h

un experts condem israel's violence against journalists in the occupied west bank saying the regime is trying to prevent reporting its war crimes. and the united nations describes the devastation of the palestinian economy due to israel's brutal attacks across the besieg casal strip and the occupied west bank. hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, coming to you live from our headquarters in tehran, thank you for joining us, my name is gisum shahmadi and these are top stories this hour. israel's indiscriminate air strikes and artillery fire continued to pound various areas across the gaza strip 11 months into the regime's genocide in the basieg territory, the regime's latest strikes in central gaza targeted multiple homes in the nasara refugee camp, killing at least six palestinians and injuring nearly 30 others. in the north, three civilians died when their homes were... targeted by an israeli strike, israeli drone strikes near the alashati refugee camp in gaza resulted in multiple casualties. in the south, two palestinians were killed and three others injured in d

hello and welcome to new episode of the cradle news roundup, the one stop shop for all news west asia, my name is stevan carrillo and the head of news for the cradle, joining me as you usual is content creator and writer for the cradle karim shami and columnist and editor for the cradle sharmin narwani, so today other... place to start in the occupied west bank where is the israeli army has been conducting uh as of the time of this recording six days straight of assault that has been described as the largest since the second in tifada uh 20 years ago they have mainly been focused on the cities but many jenin the the jenin and its refugee camp uh tulkarem where they killed tulkarem commander abu shuja who was the most wanted person for israel in the west bank they have been trying to kill him for several years they've uh they've decimated these camps, you know those strikes are now common place in the west bank, this is not really new, you know, we don't really bring up the west bank that much in our discussions, because sadly other things uh a weekly basis sometimes kind of are bigger

the west bank, however, lies at the very heart of the zinus project. the mobilization of the west bank affects various military, economic and political levels within the zianust entity. therefore, this front is essential and supports the gaza strip, allowing the... supporting fronts to operate more freely and effectively. the relationship between the steadfastness and resistance in the west bank is complementary and this is the only viable path for the palestinian people who have already made numerous concessions. the palestinian authority signed the oslo accords, yet this did nothing saciate zionist israel's appetite for devowering the west bank as their plan remains one of complete annexation. the supporting fronts will remain strong and unified, and even the zionists themselves acknowledge that these fronts inspire. hope for movement within the west bank. they accused palestinians even those within their own borders of facilitating logistical support to the residence of the west bank through highly complex routes to aid their resistance. recall that

bank to name few, then the crisis in the west bank.

on the west, if the west stopped supporting it, this this regime would fall in weeks, it has no inherent and internal strength, it's it's a dependent colony, but i think the most important thing right now is to remind the wes, i still think that the israel, although you pointed out that... 'uh they are talking about tough days and they're miscalculating, it will be much tougher than they think, and if the war expands, they will not win, the americans will not win, if the americans get involved, i mean if the israelies expand the war and the americans don't get directly involved, they will lose, the israelis will definitely lose, but if the americans get involved, then they will be expelled from iraq, they will be expelled from syria, they will lose everything in these countries immediately, very swiftly there'. will take them out, but it's not just that, in the persian gulf, all of their bases will be destroyed, but it's much worse than that, all of those regimes that host those spaces will be seen as hostel, their oil and gas installations, they'll be gone, and those regimes will fall,

but of course if this comes together or not lives totally on the side of the west since the west is um, continuing all of these um escalation policies. so only if the west is actually willing to do that, countries like china could play a big role in creating a lost increase in the region. in the threat of mutually assured destruction really was a deterrent for both of us and the union. during the cold war, do you think today's politicians share that concepts and how does the immediacy of total destruction impacted the decision making? because i've seen the grim estimate that it's a mere minutes, that it would need be needed for a later to make the decision to launch nuclear weapons and then just over an hour before total destruction. yeah, i mean, i think just easy to share destruction with the concept that the merge at a time when the us and the soviet union was seeing is going to pay volume rules. and this is something that people information on the bachelor. i see the difference today is the, the west. yeah, they receive us as, as they have pay at least the bushes and much kind of s

i think the grand price for the israelis is the west bank.torah, they get it from also talmud, and they are starting this foundation of this country all by religious doctrine, and they believe that they have to dominate all the area of. from medina till iraq, babylonia, which they call the walk of abraham around from babylonia to north syria to palestine to sinai and then to to this area. this is the main goal for them, but i don't think they will succeed, because now we have uh the excess of resistance, yes, they are fighting against it, and i i don't think the israeli will go to uh to what they they want to uh to achieve. yes, on that point, what is happening in the occupied west bank is a third palestinian intifada, but this time it is harsher and more severe on the occupation through harsh military attacks carried out by palestinian resistance fighters, according to a former, אני חושב שאנחנו בוא נגיד כבר תקופה ארוכה נמצאים באנטדה שלישית, ואני מזכיר לכולנו, הוא יחלה בידועי אבנים, בירי, בפיגועי תורה כאלה ואחרים. ולאט לאט זה עלך ועלה ואנחנו

is implicit in this, we need to keep in mind that the west is, and when i say west, i'm talking about pr the united states, because in the and the european union, if we're speaking politically functions as a... policy of the us is very much complicit in this war because in the ongoing genocide in gaza uh because they have provided okay, it seems like we're having technical difficulties with the annual speed refer to as daniel hold a second let let our coordinator try to fixture you can hear me we we're having connection issues with you cutting on and off, try to get that resolved, i'm going to go over to mr. alie hammy for second uh, see if uh somebody in our technical room can uh get that uh uh resolved uh ali hami, i like to uh speak to you if if we could about uh the regime always talks about all of its adversaries in the region saying that they posed an existential threat to the regime in tel aviv, do you see the regime in tel aviv as being the threat to the region or regional countries as being a threat to the regime in tel aviv? i think the zionist entity is a threat to the whol

me. thank you. with the continuation of the aggressive military campaign in the northern occupied west bank, analysts in the hebrew media notic the strength and capability of the resistance there where the palestinian armed brigades are coordinating with each other to confront the occupation forces. mr. laith, if all of the palestinian factions are working together in the west bank, how difficult will a full scale war on this front be for israel? it's going to be difficult, but at the same time the resistance in the west bank is not as armed as the resistance in gaza, definitely not as armed as hizbullah here in lebanon, so it there will be lot of casualties, and as we see the zionist are... destroying whole cities like gin, we saw yesterday uh escape of residence of the eastern neighborhood of also we saw the two coordinated operations yesterday in the west bank yes yes so this what what what is possible for the resistance in the west bank is to do these operations of attacks in the settlements attacks or roadside bombs or what have you, but full out war against the zionist is going t

these 333 days have indeed changed the face of the west bank.s have inflicted significant pain on the occupation, the latest being hebron's response in the south. to the military operation in the north. 333 days of relentless violence. this is the reality for palestinians, while gaza burns, the west bank quietly suffers. the recent surge in attacks dates back to over 20 years ago, and israel's invasion to this occupied territory, yet the west bank continues to resist, showing the enduring strength of the palestinian spirit. naqa hamed reporting for press tv. ramallah. palestinian prisoner society says number of journalists held in israeli prisons has reached 61 in a statement the society said most of them were arrested after the israeli genocidal war on gaza started early october. some of these journalists are being held under the controversial administrative detention which the regime uses to imprison people with no charge or trial for indefinite periods of time. at these two of them also have also been subjected to a crime of forced displaceme

imam khamenei's foresight is about the west bank. why the west bank? first because that karane baghtri is a geographical place. there are many sides, many fronts. jenin camp, long karam and tubast are located in it. and cities exist within settlers. on the 7th of october, fighters from gaza attacked into the zionist regime . similarly, in lebanon, in every other battle, the fronts against the zionist regime are from outside against the inside, but in the west bank, the danger from inside the zionist regime threatens, and this importance of the west bank it comes it comes to the conclusion that it has caused the erosion of the zionist regime from the inside of the west bank front. it is true that the resistance in the west bank has many possibilities no, but based on guerilla warfare and ambushes, the resistance fighters were able to drop advanced bombs on the way of the regime's convoys.

, a few days ago, the policy of changing israel's west bank it will turn the west into an exploding bomb. there is no such thing as palestine. there is no such thing as the palestinian people. the minister of finance and the extreme face of the zionist regime when he was in paris about a year ago, not only the identity of the nation. deny palestine instead, there was a flag on his podium that showed a developed map of the zionist regime including the occupation of the west bank and parts of jordan . one of the prominent ministers of the israeli cabinet named bezal el smotrich once again started a diplomatic controversy. it is wrong, insulting, dangerous and unproductive to say such words when the situation is very tense. it was precisely in the early hours of wednesday, the seventh of shahrivar, that the zionists attacked different areas of baghtari bank. this is an organized and deliberate field operation using air strikes on the one hand and the street chase on the other hand is done inside the camps on the bank. and now, the prime minister of the zionist regime showed a map in which a

we are subject to living in the west bank as well as in gaza, but also in the west bank. and in the past 1718 years. we are a, we have seen the past 17 or 18 years in which i has been working. as a journalist, i have seen how and there is no recognition of the palace, 3 in journalist or the right to a free coverage or free speech. people are now being arrested for facebook posts and just ideas. those sentences that can be interpreted as they wish under is really laws. and this means that palestinians who are subject to military law in the west bank cannot be differentiate. this cannot be seen as real journalists are recognized as such. therefore, we don't have any freedom of movement to begin with when we don't have freedom of speech to begin with. and we don't, don't have a rice and we're not treated as journalists, therefore, anything else. stuff comes afterwards with our protective gear, with our identification, the, the, the training that we, we get as they can grow the safest possible positions is not tend think because this, this, impunity is allowing these rarely s

press tvs uh joining us from ramala in the uh occupied uh west bank. so for those of you just joining us, this is our rolling coverage of the ongoing bombing campaign. and massacres that are being carried out by the israeli regime both in lebanon and uh the gaza strip as well uh the recent israeli tacks and bombardments on uh lebanese targets have left hundreds of uh of people dead and just one of the recent attacks, the heart of beirot is targeted by israel. the first time that such rates have at the heart of the lebanese capital since the outbreak of the war in gaza, which started on october 7th of of last year, we are approaching um the one-year mark of the gaza genocide, which started in october of 2023. lebanon's health minister. has stated that at least 105 people have been killed over the past 24 hours as israeli war planes continue non-stop bombardment across the country as well in terms of the retaliation uh the uh lebanese resistance moving hezbolah has also carried out fresh retaliatory attacks on israeli military positions and settlements a

traditionally in the west bank— years? traditionally in the west bank we _ years? in the west bank we have - years? traditionally in the west bank we have seen l years? traditionally in the - west bank we have seen roughly half a million israeli settlers living in these big urban turnstile settlements that often have approval from the israeli government and in recent years we have seen a real growth of what is known as outposts, legal under israeli law and international law and they have grown very much in they have grown very much in the past. we have looked in the past five years, the number has almost doubled and from those outposts, they are often engaged in violence with local palestinian communities. and we have seen some powerful groups in israel support the rise of these outpost settlers, including two ministers in the coalition government who are settlers themselves and have sought to legalise them retrospectively.- sought to legalise them retrospectively. some of the settlers have _ retrospectively. some of the settlers have been _ retrospectively. some o

these 333 days have indeed changed the face of the west bank.n of bombings after long absence. these operations have inflicted significant pain on the occupation, the latest being hebron's response in the south to the military operation in the north. 333 days of relentless violence. this is the reality for palestinians. while gaza burns, the west bank quietly suffers. the recent surge in attacks. dates back to over 20 years ago and israel's invasion to this occupied territory, yet the west bank continues to resist showing the enduring strength of the palestinian spirit. naqa hamed reporting for press tv. ramallah. yemen's arm forces have targeted an israely link ship in the red sea, retaliation for the israely genocide in the gaza strap. yemen's army spokesman said the country's forces directly hit the blue lagoon vessel using missiles and drones. yahyasari said the ship was targeted due to the violation of a ban on the access to the ports of occupied palestine by the company that owns the vessel. yemen has vowed to continue such operations unti

well, now the iof is doing in the west bank, what it's doing in gaza. what the israel foreign minister asked the iof forces to do. which is basically a gaza style incursion or an onslot really, it's beseeging the hospitals, it's cutting electricity, it's cutting water and its destroying infrastructure, main roads have been destroyed with bulldozers, while civilian infrastructure and resources have been destroyed, but palestinians believe that their fate lies in the palestinian resistance hands. israel has committed many massacers with the goal of pressuring the resistance an attempt to make the streets come out against them, but this... will not be achieved, there is other way to establish the palestinian state, but with the resistance, national unity, and with resilience. pressure piling up on the israely prime minister for failing to reach a gaza ceasefire deal that would secure the release of captive seld in gaza. hundreds of thousands of israelies flooded the streets of tel aviv and the occupied city baltics in protest at benjamin netanyahu's failur

while gaza burns, the west bank quietly suffers.t least two of them are subjected to the crime of disapperances. the israely onslot on gaza has taken a heavy toll on journalists, more than 170 palestinian journalists and media workers have been killed in gaza since then. yemen's armed forces have targeted and israely linked ship in the red sea ation for the israel genocide in the gaza strip. the yemani army spokesman said the country's forces directly hit the blue lagoon vessel using missiles and drones. yahya sari said the ship was targeted due to the... violation of a ban on access to the ports of occupied palestine by the company that owns the vessel. yemen has ver to continue such operations until israel ends its genocidal war on gaza. since last october, the arab country has targeted israely and israely bound ships response to the regime's crimes in the beach strip. earlier we joined by rick sterling from california to discuss successful yemeni operations against the israeli linked ship in the red. let's take a listen, the cour

elliott west. i distinguished professor history history emeritus at the university arkansas, specialized in social and environmental history of the american west while he was at the university of arkansas, he was twice as the university's teacher of the year and was one of three finalists for the robert forest cherry prize for outstanding classroom teacher. he has written several books, including his latest award winning award winning and seminal text, continental reckoning, the american west in the age of exploration. he is one of two winners of the bancroft in american history and democracy. known as one of the most distinguished and coveted in the field of american. and his text was won by the pulitzer finalist the bancroft prize's select jury describes his work as an epic story of the rebirth of the united states. beginning in the mid 19th century. this story is the history of americans westward expansion, a searing narrative explaining the republic became a transit transaction nation without f

bank and it's much better if we can kick them out of the west bank totally and anx the west bank tor opinion, what has been the impact of these israeli raids on the daily lives of the? who are living in those refugee camps in the west bank? yes, i think that the world needs to understand that the west bank is totally an occupied territory by israel in a military fascist fashion, and there is no areas that is not under full israeli control, particularly cities and... camps, every palestinian town and refugee camp in the west bank is surrounded by israeli military camps and israeli colonies and so israel and today we saw netanyahu's map as he was talking one of the journalists ask him where is the west bank on the on the map and basically what israel is doing is that is ethnically cleanse the west bank by repeating the massacers. they're doing even if it's on what some people say it's a smaller scale, but every day since october 7th, israel have been killing people in the west bank to about 700 marters, israel have attacked hospitals in the west bank, israel have put imprisonment over

and the liberalism of the west, the west, whether they're woke liberals with their many genders, they are as genocidal these elites as as the right-wing, christians or jews or secular fanatics, so professor, by claiming that... was the target, israel is signaling the onset of a full-scale regional war, don't you think? well the point is that they will always say someone was is a target, they will massacre, they've been doing that in gaza, they've destroyed all the when they were destroying the hospitals, the first time they struck hospital, remember how western media was saying it was rockets from the islamic j. that misfired, they knew they were lying, all the collective media in the west, they know they're lying, they are a part of the establishment, there is no freedom in the in western media, and ordinary people in the west are waking up to this, but yes, this is an act, this is huge act of war, this is lebanon's 9/11, but we're not fighting against just the israeli regime, this is a struggle against the collective west, 40 governments with all their embassies here in lebanon are

two settlers on the checkpoint telling the palestinian you not alone, and also we have seen in the west bank the mobilization of the palestinians against net yahu's regime that is not only an uptime regime but responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity and intend genocide and all that. is not really convincing netanyahu to stop the war, because that will be the end of his political career. okay, this is why we see the continuation of what's happening in gaza to no visible end. all right, well set moon, your thoughts, i mean, because when we hear the settlers and what they're demanding, uh, but many of them are demanding the resignation of netanyahu, and i want to look at this in general, i mean, is it... just netanyahu who is responsible um for this genocide or is it overall the mentality of of this regime? i mean, your assessment of of that, and and would it make a difference if netanyahu is in or outer? tell me what you think? at the end of the day we've seen that the overwhelming majority of israeli c citizenry has fully supported uh the actions in gaza, the genocide uh t

how come palestinian lives don't matter to the west?ere is a journalist was arrested a couple of days ago because she was repositing the articles and news about gaza, and in here she was interviewed by the media couple of days ago, and she mentions..." something the security forces when they arrested here, they ask in here like in a way, why you treating the palestinians are equal to us, which is shows... how uh racist the the system within west europe is the security apparatus, the government, the the the civil service, all of that, and in europe itself, they look at what they did in the second world war, when they b put millions of people, the imperialist germany at the time in ovens, and these not just... jewish innocent people on lives, they were romanians, there was russians, there were polish, there was so many nationalities, they don't talk about that, but they want only to focus at what happened to the jews and made the palestinians who took a lot of them refugees on their homeland to pay the price, so the in west europe all wha

"and they're having a huge fight with the palestinians in inside the west bank.more child is killed as israel's military incursions continue across the occupied west bank for the seventh day in a road and the yemini army says that is attacked an israelly linked ship in the red sea with drones and missiles in support of palestinians in gaza.

the west says, it's... hamas, the palestinians say it's netanyahu, and now with what we see in the west bank, and netanyahu's recent public address presenting a map that had no west bank, it seems that the regime is just buying time and wants to continue with the removal of the entire palestinians. yeah, that's their goal, the extension of the palestinians, they want to wipe them out from gaza and the west bank, so uh, i think you, people need to come to grips with the react. very clear uh, it's it's a racist policy, it's a genocidal policy, but uh, that's where they're going, so if, if the hamas leaders are somehow holding out hopes that there's going to be some sort of magical intervention by the west that will compel israel to make concessions, it's not going to happen. that's right, mr. johnson, how much of all of this is the us to blame, especially when you see washington supposedly pushing for peace with... while funneling millions of us tax payer money to fuel the war on gaza at the same time, and no

bank against the west west bank since 2002. um and since wednesday when this israeli operation israeli attack against the west bank began uh dozens of palestinians including uh commanders uh resistance commanders like abu shaja have been killed in the in this um attacks which the israeli regime uh claims to be cracked down on resistance uh on resistance fighters um and this violence uh in the west bank have been accelerating and the past 10 months since the gaza war began uh in the gaza war began uh after the after resistance group including hamas led an operation alexa storm against pales against the occupied territories and since then thousands of palestinians 4000 40000 palestinians including most of them women and children have been killed ' um growing number of palestinians are taking up arms in the west bank some due to the horror over the destruction of gaza by the israeli military and some others due to the increased military rates and settler attacks in the west bank uh and as the un has uh recently announced more than 600 palest in the west bank have been killed just in this

the west says it's hamas, the palestinians say it's netanyahu, and now with what we see in the west bank, and netanyahu's recent public address, presenting a map that had no west bank, it seems that the regime is just buying time and wants to continue with the removal of the entire palestinians. yeah, that's their goal, the extension of the palestinians, uh, they want to wipe them out from gaza and from the... west bank, so i think you, people need to come to grips with the reality that the thesignist government of netanyahu has absolutely no interest whatsoever in negotiating the settlement, it's not like that there's they there's a foundation for an agreement here, because israel is not going to coexist with the palestinians, at least this current. that's around netanyahu with people like bengaver and smotric, they made that very clear, it's it's a racist policy, it's a genocidal policy, but that's where they're going, so if the hamas leaders are somehow holding out hopes that there's going to be some sort of magical intervention by the west that will compell israel to make concessions

this is why the governments in the west are still supporting. their interest not to commit political suicide and drop israel or acknowledge the international court of justice that consider israel is indeed the occupier is not behaving according to international law and it has obligation against the occupy population in gaza and in the west bank so this contradiction that we have seen is so... obvious today that the world population is moving regardless their leaders to stand against israel and to support the palestinian because they are the oppressed people, they represent the symbol of justice and injustice. there is represent a simple of how they are suffering from an appartite regime like the south african in the past and the israelis are indiscriminately killing children. and women without any reaction from the leader around the world who usually hold the high morile ground in other countries than other issue and the world. okay, well said the regime is under lot of pressure from within for not reaching any of its so-called goals in gaza, as

the weather front in the west pushing eastwards.chilly in scotland and northern ireland, under clearer skies. monday, in between weather systems, high pressurejust coming in to turn things drier. a bit of cloud and rain across eastern areas, the weather front eventually into the north sea. plenty of sunshine in england and wales, but more cloudy skies in scotland and northern ireland, with rain in western scotland. a cooler and fresher day across the board, mid—to—high teens. big changes from tuesday, this area of low pressure moving down from the north, parking itself across northern scotland, into the norwegian sea. that will open the floodgates to an arctic north/north—westerly wind, turning much cooler for all areas on tuesday. the cold front spreading southwards, squally rain. behind it, brightening up, plenty of sunshine but blustery showers as well, they may be heavy and thundery across the north—west. a windy and blustery day especially across the north—east. cold and windy with sunshine and showers. temperatures in the low