in externally focused propaganda in order to win over international audiences, primarily western, united states and powerful countries, to israel's point of view. she is using this term to encourage someone to cooperate with "the new york times" not because the paper is the most important news organization in the world but because it is their duty. which talks about being caught between the hammer and the anvil, what she is saying she is saying she is, between her duty to be honest and a journalist at her duty to serve the agenda of the israeli state. her partner in this, adam sella, is the nephew of anat schwartz's partner. they are not married. "the new york times" they requested our correction from us because we initially said it was her nephew -- which i think in the context of america and other countries you would say if you are some of his lifetime party would say this is my nephew. they are not blood relatives, fine. we corrected that. my question is, where the corrections in "the new york times was quote please? the paper has grave miscarriage rations of -- mi mischaracterizations of ju

mercy in front of tv cameras and while the international community is watching and advce united state and western allies are equipping and this zinust state to kill most effectively, most brutally and most systematically and "this is not what is happening right now, the fact that netanyahu wants to use this opportunity to kill as many people, innocent people as many palestinian and ethnically cleansed and the gaza, it's not a surprise, and it's not a new policy, it's been their policy, and they are pursuing it so openly and so publicly, and i think we need to wake up to this reality." otherwise, otherwise this is going to go on and on and the you know international community is just uh doing nothing and and wishing for a change of policy, which is not going to happen without enough pressure being puts on designer state. well, mr. shajar, you raised some very important issues right there, but i would like to rewind what you said and go back to a part which is very important, you said all of this is happening in front of tv. cameras and the international community is watching, so let's bring in our

united states , they will go towards it. you see, biden came by enlarging the enemy called russia, the divergence between the united states and western europe, the divergence between the united states and nato members, especially he made his allies in western europe very fast, but if biden or any of his party members are not voted in the next election and they vote for the opposite party , they will definitely use this opportunity for days to see what they can do about this divergence between nato or the opposite parties. bring russia into being at least until the election, which is until november of next year . the year ahead is the same year that we have in about 7 and a half months . the elections that you will definitely be effective with the american rulers it will be held in western european countries, it will be effective, but remember one thing, in some areas, this interaction does not mean unity, it will not be, because this challenge has been wounded so much and this wound has deepened. you see a simple terrorist, but it is not simple. it has so many complicated layers, even the place where this incident took place, now the

mercy in front of tv cameras and while the international community is watching and at worse united state and western allies are equipping and this zinust state to kill most effectively, most brutally and most systematically - "this is not what is happening right now, the fact that netanyahu wants to use this opportunity to kill as many people, innocent people as many palestinian and ethnically cleans the gaza, it's not a surprise, and it's not a new policy, it's been their policy, and they are pursuing it so openly and so publicly, and i think we need to wake up to this reality, otherwise..." there otherwise this is going to go on and on and the you know international community is just doing nothing and and wishing for a change of policy which is not going to happen without enough pressure being put on designer state. well, mr. shajar, you raised some very important issues right there, but i would like to rewind what you said and go back to a part which is very important, you said all of this is happening in front of tv cameras and the international community is watching, so let's bring in our guest

can be said that the soviet union is repeated, that is, it is about the fact that then the western united... states, as the leader of the western democratic world, tried to avoid the disintegration of the soviet union, they were afraid, they explained it by what might arise, for example, the issue related to nuclear weapons, that is, they were also afraid of this , and perhaps now history is repeating itself in this regard, and therefore they do not have a clear strategy, but it must be remembered that the disintegration of russia, its decline, the decline of this empire, this is not... a discontinuous, irreversible process that is an objective process, that is, it does not depend on the will of a person, and it is necessary to prepare, the event should already have both plan a and plan b, related to what will happen when the russian regime, which from the outside, it looks quite solid and confident, but inside it is already rotten, and this, by the way, was shown by the situation with prigozhin's uprising, when... in fact, there was no power and desire of the soup to stop his advance on the territ

a massive blizzard hits parts of the western united states.r's brit awards. mediators are due to convene later in cairo to try to reach an agreement on a temporary ceasefire between israel and hamas. egyptian security sources said they expected delegations from both sides to come to the egyptian capital. it comes as a top us official says israel has basically agreed to a framework for a six—week ceasefire. the official says it could begin immediately, if hamas is ready to release the most vulnerable israeli hostages it holds but one egyptian official says there are still technical issues to resolve, including agreement on the number of palestinian prisoners the israelis would be prepared to release in exchange. meanwhile, the us has carried out its first airdrop of humanitarian aid for gaza on saturday, with more than 30,000 meals parachuted by three military planes. with the latest, here's will vernon.

"the united states of america, as they claim the leaders of the free world, which means the western cam, they they themselves who showed us in gaza, they they they said they pretend with this zist entity as their outpost, military post in there, and i want to say it's their banana republic in the middle in the middle of west asia, which is the thesign try to..." that like ben gavir when said we are not a banana republic to this to the americans, there are a banana republic in there and they without the support of the united states, without the money, without the funding, without the arms, they would be disappear in weeks, and this is one point, the united states of america who can open the the the land rots from rafah or kar abu salem to bring the miles of... miles from aid waiting in the borders of rafah can do it with one for call to order not to ask netanyahu and they would obey because they know without the united states of america they they can't but biden said there is no red line when he was talking about for netanyahu for the israelis means they can do whatever they want and the

know, hundreds and how much kilometers of the water from the south or north and across the western united states has a whole set of issues, particularly around ground water, but also surface water on the colorado river, so all of these issues that are getting worse, they're not getting better. and those are critically important prices in terms of food production. and i will say, i want to add them. i don't want to make like this because it's extremely important . i have access to safe drinking. what? 247, many people in the world, billions of people don't have access to say florida, how the site florida and sanitation that needs to be fixed. it can be fixed. the challenge is to deliver into uh we will locations and about communities in particular. we even have about communities in australia which don't have access to, to jump to more of the needs so strong and drink some of apologies, apologies for getting in the, i mean, you, you said you want to, you sent a, get the water to transfer the water to, to poor communities. i mean, if there's no incentive to do that, i mean, how, how do you go about

story anywhere in worldlves as large n of wild animals as happened in north america in the western united statescular. between 1818 90. it is the largest destruction of animal life discoverable in modern world history. he sai■sd it was a catastrophe obviously for the tribes who have this 10,000 yearbeen sever. but then there was this you know quirky things change there enough left in enough few that people from people some former buffalo hunters guy named buffalo bill cody you know needed live ones too for his extravaganza so he had a ltl hen fighter and cattleman named george goodnight. his wife persuaded him to save a few calves. they started to herd and he changed his mind about buffalo and actually changed his min native people and provided some of his buffalo for them for their sacred ceremony journeys. he was part of a couple of indin families on two different reservations were important. and i did i do want to mention one of who we've all heard of as an impulsive young man who rushed west from new york the 1e alarming reports. the buffalo about to disappear. so he got on a train and her g

and a massive blizzard has been sweeping across parts of california and nevada in the western united states is reported not to be sending a delegation to the talks taking place in cairo. that's despite us officials saying a ceasefire deal was already "on the table" and israel had approved it. the sticking point appears to be hamas not supplying a list of the hostages who would be released. washington had been hoping for a deal by monday, taking effect before ramadan in a week's time. i asked our correspondent wyre davies, injerusalem, about the doubts regarding whether the israeli delegation will participate in the cairo talks. those earlier rumours from washington had sent pulses

it was western imperialism and the united states that created this international terrorist internationals was always on islamic radicals, look, which means... a colossal conflict in the middle east, aggression in afghanistan and iraq, yes, that is, in fact, this terrorist attack in which civilians, americans, died, they used to promote their interests, and in the nineties our country, precisely in the northern caucasus, we remember representatives of these... in the east, i in no way want to justify who created hamas, these are the american intelligence services and israeli special forces. under the supervision of the united states and mi6, like all these gil, negil and so on, all this terrorism, they became a link in the commission of certain atrocities, the nazis there. with the russian people, these are the shelling of civilians of our residents of the belgorod region, today gennady andrevich dzyuganov speaks in the state duma, he spoke about this, when the nazis are defeated at the front, they move on to test attacks, belgorod region, these.

and nevada in the western united states. our main story this hour, there are reports of a hold—up in negotiations for a temporary ceasefire in gaza. israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to the talks taking place in cairo. that's despite us officials saying a ceasefire deal was already "on the table" and israel had approved it. the sticking point appears to be hamas not supplying a list of the hostages who would be released. washington had been hoping for a deal by monday, taking effect before ramadan in a week's time. i asked our correspondent wyre davies, injerusalem, about the doubts regarding whether the israeli delegation will participate in the cairo talks. those earlier rumours from washington had sent pulses racing among some people, hoping that there may be an imminent agreement for a cease fire, however temporary, between hamas and israel. and the hamas delegation arriving in cairo today for the talks also expressed hope that a deal could be reached. and again, optimism sort of grew, but there were sign

the united states and other western countries. the recent us-israeli genocide in gaza has once again underscored the hypocrisy of those who claim to champion human rights and has highlighted the inefficacy of international organization. addressing israel's occupation regime. it has become evident that only through alliances among independent nations can we hope to hold such atrocities. to study the natural world, we must slow down to nature's pace, we must observe, ask questions, and then observe again in ever repeating cycle, some...

later the regime and its western allies, including the united states and canada, claimed that the explosion was caused by an erent rocket fired by the arm group palestinian islamic gihad. however, independent investigations by various media sources have debunked this propaganda. the new york times conducted a thorough analysis of video footage from the night of october 17th, which clearly showed: that the missile seen in the video, supposedly fired by palestinian fighters, did not cause the explosion at the hospital. instead, it detonated in the sky, approximately two miles away. it was in fact a missile fired by the israeli military that caused devastating explosion. according to all feeds and videos analyzed, this rocket was intercepted and was the last one launched from gaza before the bombing of the hospital. five seconds after that interception, an explosion in gaza can be seen, followed two seconds later by much larger explosion. this is the strike that hit al-ahli arab hospital. as a result, al-jazera digital investigations team found no grounds to the israeli army claim that the str

israel enjoys impunity thanks to the unwavering support from its stounch ally of the united states and other western countries. the recent us-israeli genocide in gaza has once again underscored. the hypocrisy of those who claim to champion human rights and has highlighted the inefficacy of international organizations in addressing israel's occupation regime. it has become evident that only through alliances among independent nations can we hope to hold such atrocities. the headminds more. palestinians die of hunger and dehydration as the israeli regime's genocidal war on the gaza strapenters its 153rd day. south africa is the world court to take additional emergency measures against israel to prevent imminent famine and starvation in gaza. and the islamic resistance in iraq says it is targeted kira at shamono airport in the occupied territories in support of the people of gaza.

as israel enjoys impunity thanks to the unwavering support from its staunch ally, the united states and other western countries. the recent us-israeli genocide in gaza has once again underscored the hypocrisy of those who claim to champion human rights and has highlighted the inefficacy of international organizations in addressing. israel's occupation regime, it has become evident that only through alliances among independent nations, can we hope to halt such atrocities? this week on expos a, we touch upon the western. narrative of the parliamentary elections in the islamic republic of iran as it centered around made up tales about iranians abstaining from voting in protest against the government. in the meantime, most opinion pieces published by well-known mainstream media rejected the idea that iran is democratic country essentially recycling tired stories and narratives with no fresh perspective. also this week, we cover social media reacts to the famin brought on by the ongoing zinus israeli genocide in. gaza as well as the air drop share of aid and expired food on gaza residence. right here on e

the united states and other western countries. the recent us-israeli genocide in gaza has once again underscored the hypocrisy of those who claim to champion human rights and has highlighted the inefficacy of international. addressing israel's occupation regime. it has become evident that only through alliances among independent nations can we hope to halt such atrocities. ich bin 28 jahre alt und lebe in nordenham, es war auch schwer für mich da auszubrechen, es hat lange gedauert, also es ist eigentlich erst passiert, nachdem ich ramen kennengelernt habe, für mich war ich möchte ein eine muslimische frau sein mit einem muslimischen mann, wir wollen beide ein bodenständiges leben und dass ich gehen, wie ich gehen möchte, ja heute werde ich in der... das glaubensbekenntnis des islams aussagen vor einem gelehrten und damit offiziell zum islam konverture. headlines at press tv on the 164th day of the israeli genocide in gaza. doctors without borders says words cannot describe the situation in the besieged territory. fresh from his e

the united states and other western countries. the recent us-israeli genocide in gaza has once again underscored the hypocrisy of those who claim to champion human rights and has highlighted the inefficacy. of international organizations in addressing israel's occupation regime. it has become evident that only through alliances among independent nations can we hope to halt such atrocities. information about palestine abounds on social networks, many times without context. they do not allow us to go deeper and understand all the dimensions of a catastrophe that is dragging on for centuries. daniel hodway, chilean mayor of palestinian origin, opens a window to palestine to understand in depth the present cause of the palestinian people, exploring its history and future prospects. do not miss a window to palestine. sheikh talal abdulrahman shirim, a former prisoner in israeli regime prison. dealing with the situation in palestine. and talking to someone who understands and knows the zionist regime very well. freedom is priceless and

the united states and other western countries.ain underscored the hypocrisy of those who claim to champion human rights and has. highlighted the inefficacy of international organizations in addressing israel's occupation regime. it has become evident that only through alliances among independent nations can we hope to halt such atrocities. it's a special time. for britain's 3 million muslims, the fasting hours are long, up to 20 hours a day, but the physical and spiritual rewards are worth it. ramadan has been a fantastic time uh, in sense, in the sense that it's about spiritually connecting with the law of the heavens and the earth and detoxing your bodies. ramadan is the month of prayer in the quran when muslims do their best to cultivate willpower, discipline and self-restraint. but ramadan isn't just about self-sacrifice, it's about sharing food with your family. and friends, it's about increasing solidarity with fellow muslims and it's about showcasing the beauty of islam to the non-muslim majority living in the uk. being inv

united states and other western countries. the recent us-israeli genocide in gaza has once again underscored the hypocrisy of those who claim to champion human rights and has highlighted the inefficacy of international organizations in addressing israel's occupation regime. it has become evident that only through alliances among independent. nations, can we hope to halt such atrocities? iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats, missiles and drones among many items in its arsenal have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled. sp: watch for the details in this documentary, what's going on everyone? ali lazar here, back with a brand new, unexpectedly exciting episode of on tick and i say unexpectedly because uh when i first heard that we're coming back to sham sababot industrial town just to the south of the capital t

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tests targeting ease, read on united states and united states has also lost many columns, these peoples, and a lot of protests, even in the united states, even the western countries. and this very important for united states, so by them is struggling to find ways to n 0 balance between some point in time and supporting the house and trying to clean the number of casualties. and the, you know, that there's an mentoring caught us for the ongoing gaza. and this is, this is quite the best image for. and i say support the as the conflict in gaza and there's the 6 month mark, new waves of pro palestinian march as have swept to the united kingdom. the thousands, tens of thousands filled london streets in the 5th organized march against the war and gaza. since october for testers are demanding an immediate cease fire in the onsite chanting from the river to see less than income for the operation. imitators are holding weekly vigils calling for the u. k to take a harder line against israel and the rising decimal. the british prime minister has been roundly criticized for timing. the pro palestinian po, tests undermine democracy or russell and activists that the

port tests targeting is read on united states and united states has also lost many columns, these peoples, and a lot of protests, even in the united states, even the western countries and this very important for united states. so by them is struggling to find ways to ensure balance between supporting you file and supporting the house and trying to increase the number of casualties. and the, you know, that there's an mentoring caught us with the ongoing gaza. and this is, this is quite a bad image for the united states support the state department has announced under secretary victoria newland to set to resign and has appointed former ambassador john bass to fill in temporarily his notorious for his anti russian positions. and for leading the chaotic us pull out from afghanistan, ortiz say, bows has the story as the us high priestess of regime change, victoria newton heads off into the sunset. you'll imagine the white house might want to consider a less hawkish replaced with after all project, ukraine could hardly be described as a success. right. well, you'd be wrong. washington has decided a career hawk called john boss is the ideal candidate, a long tim

western countries, united states.ink that the situation is complex and ambiguous, but you did it all, and we take our hats off. we applaud because this is truly a great achievement. in full compliance with russian law. immediately afterwards they headed to red square. historical date: tenth anniversary of the return of crimea to russia. all four presidential candidates are on the main stage of the country. not long ago , the dpr, lpr, kherson and zaporozhye regions became part of a large country. vladimir putin spoke about the creation of an alternative railway for the crimean bridge, which will connect rostov, donetsk, mariupol, berdyansk and sevastopol. and all this is happening thanks to you, citizens of russia, russia. a day later, another meeting in the kremlin. vladimir putin received the leaders of all duma factions. the president outlined the priorities of the state and called on parliamentarians to work constructively, including in the formation of a new composition government. for the first time since the ad

western countries, united states.the situation is complex and ambiguous, but you have everything. and we take our hats off, we applaud, because this is truly a great achievement. european nato members owe 56 billion euros in defense debt, it is reported. publications of the financial times. maria kudryavtseva will talk about how countries are going to find these funds, given that in some of them the level of public debt has long exceeded 10% of gdp. european nato members need to find an additional 56 billion euros per year in order not to violate the agreement with the north atlantic alliance and overcome the minimum ceiling on defense spending. the financial times learned about this. nato secretary general en solton. in the summer of 2023, he called a level of 2% of gdp the absolute minimum that the allies must provide. in this situation, for all countries of the european union , which are also members of nato, there is essentially the same scenario - the absence of absolutely any maneuver in order to find these addi

. >> forecasters warning of potentially feet of >> snow in parts of the western united states is a huge storm, is heading in, settling in right now, the national weather service even warning people in this here is that at this point, it's too late to evacuate. cnn's meteorologist derek van dam, he's tracking this for us we knew you were warning that it was calming and it's now setting in. what what are you looking at, derek >> this is about as extreme of a winter storm that we could possibly get here within the united states, disorienting whiteout conditions impossible travel conditions anticipated not only is it heavy snow, blinding, blizzard type weather conditions, and also damaging winds that have already gusted over 100 miles per hour. so the big question on everyone's mind, how much snow is realistically possible? and we were debating whether or not we showed this graphic with these numbers, but it is important to note it is not out of the realm of possibilities that the highest peaks in the sierra nevada mountain rage in california could receive up to 12 feet. now let's bring it

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