regime wins out you're watching gaza under attack with me sahit porza and my guests in the studio zamzam ibrahim and by skype lampriny toma joining us uh all the way from athens greece. lampini, i'll put the next question to you. so the whole world is calling for a cease fire everybody's calling for deescalation, the end to the bloodship, yet we are looking at the american, the us, national security advisor, jake sullivan, who's in the region, saying that washington backs israel, um, israel's military campaign against hezbulah, if a diplomatic deal fails. "hizbillah has never negotiated with israel, nor will it ever do so, and then you have the hooties who have targeted three ships, they have seized the bulgarian flag ship as early as today, are we already looking at escalation, a regional war, perhaps? they are escalation, they do whatever they can, the israelis, benjamin netanyahu is working tiresly to have escalation, and i think that hasulah was very, very self-rest. until now the answer is another thing, mean i i really want to visit yemen one day, i cannot believe what we see in ho

there sure is and zamzam, i will ask you second question later, but since you're a climate activist, there's a real concern here about the landscape of. the destruction of all the buildings, the carpet bombing, um, the physical environment destroyed, the subterranean equipper in danger, white phosphorus, accusations of that having been used, other toxins as a result of the explosions, what is it going to look like post bombardment, how do you explain that in in environmental terms? yeah, mean if you look, if you if you look at the mess that's been coming out of of of of israeli government and pink washing, white washing, green washing um completely um and actually if you look at what has happened within gazza specifically, not even looking outside of it, razza specifically and you look at how the land has been completely leveled um and actually has become has land that was known to be infertile, very fertile land um is now probably unable to be used and unable to be rebuilt on um and that is complete destruction of... of of the environment, it's it's it's everything that they say the

regime wins out you're watching gaza under attack with me sahit puza and my guests in the studio zamzam ibrahim and by skype lampriny toma joining us uh all the way from athens, greece. lamprini, i'll put the next question to you. so the whole world is calling for a cease fire everybody's calling for deescalation, the end to the bloodshit, yet we are looking at the american, the us national security advisor, jake sullivan, who's in the region, saying that washington backs israel, um, israel's military campaign against hezbollah, if a diplomatic deal fail. "hizbillah has never negotiated with israel, nor will it ever do so, and then you have the hooties who have targeted three ships, they have seized the bulgarian flag ship as early as today. are we already looking at escalation, a regional war, perhaps? they are trying to have escalation, they do whatever they can, the israelis. benjamin netanyahu is working directly to have escalation, and i think that hezmolah was very, very..." self-restraint until now, the answer is another thing, mean i i really want to visit yemen one day, i canno

there sure is and zamzam, i will ask you second question later, but since you're a climate activist, there's a real concern here about the landscape of god. "the destruction of all the buildings, the carpet bombing, um, the physical environment destroyed the subterranean aqueper in danger, um, white phosphorus, accusations of that having been used, other toxins as a result of the explosions, what is it going to look like post bombardment, how do you explain that in in environmental terms? yeah, i mean, if you look, if you if you look at the messaging..." has been coming out of of of of israeli government and pink washing, white washing, green washing um completely um and actually if you look at what has happened within gaz specifically, not even looking outside of it with gaz specifically and you look at how the land has been completely leveled um and actually has become has land that was known to be infertile very fertile land um is now probably unable to be used and unable to be rebuilt on um and that is complete destruction of of of the environment, it's it's it's everything that

seyyed ali haqe, say heydar, good morning, or ali , let's say it together, this means dhul-taqa, zamzam akhrwarzmani, or mahdihani, world peace, or mahdiyeh , let's do our work. let's meet today. mr. baglo, hello, good morning, mr. hosseini, hello, good morning to you too, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most respectful and courteous service to you, dear viewers , the final week of the group stage of the asian champions league begins today, and tonight the two representatives of our country will play against their opponents in saudi arabia. in the same i am talking to alireza akbari khorram. good health. tell me about the important games that will definitely lead to the promotion of the country's representatives . thank you very much . i also say hello to the dear viewers. well, as you said, today and tomorrow are the final week of the asian champions league. it will be in the group stage. we have three representatives, two of which will play in saudi arabia. there is a tough game ahead, but sepahan and press police have a chance. promotion even if he wins his game as the f

regime wins out you're watching gaza under attack with me saiza and my guests here. in the studio zamzam ibrahim and by skype lampini toma joining us uh all the way from athens greece. lampini, i'll put the next question to you. so the whole world is calling for a ceasefire, everybody's calling for deescalation, the end to the bloodship, yet we are looking at the american, the us national security advisor jake sullivan, who is in the region, saying that washington backs israel, um, israel's. seriously to have escalation and i think that hez was very very self-restrained until now, the answer ali is another thing, i mean, i, i, i really want to visit yemen one day, i cannot believe what we see and how they act, and how they apply their faith, because it's a faith thing for them to resist to tiran, but uh, i don't think that we can discuss real politic with... them, but hezbolah was is in its land, it's in lebanon, it's taking care of lebanon, and hesbolah sees the golan heights just next to it, yeah, hez every day remembers what israel means and was paid a very big blood uh, with lot of b

let's tackle those questions and more with climate justice activist and consultant zamzam ibrahim. she has just returned from the cup 28 climate conference in the uae, and via skype from athens, greece, international correspondent and analyst with the pressproject.gr lamprini thoma. lamprini has reported from the scenes of major conflicts from for over two decades. welcome to the program to both of you. zam, i'll start with you. we usually kick the show off by asking our guests uh, to paint a picture, to draw a picture of what they have been seeing on their television screens and their phones over the past more than two months. um, first of all, thank you so much for having me on the show. um, i think what can only be described as a harrowing, heartbreaking. deep painful grieving for from the community community globally um continuously watching the genocide on fold and and and daily seeing the bombardment of of civilians being targeted, the killings even as i was in the cot bubble in the last couple of days, every time i popped up to my social media to see what's what's happening