of israeli occupation forces press on with their genocidal war on gaza, despite the un security council's call for immediate cease fire, the political bureau chief of palestine. hamas movement meets with iran's foreign minister here in tehan, and lebanon's hezbollah resistant movement fires rockets at israely targets inside the occupied territories, inflicting heavy losses. of

of hi everybody, you're watching press tv world news, this is a live broadcast from our terron headquarters, i'm berruz, welcome, the israel regime pressing on with the genocidal war on gaza despite a un security council resolution urging immediate ceasefire in the basis territory. of now more than 30 palestinans have been killed in

in central gaza, at least 150 people have been killed in israel's indiscriminate bombings in span of 24 hours, israely forces have also kept out their attacks in the vicinity of al shafar hospital, leaving a trail of death. destruction areas around ml hospital and khan unis were also shell since the beginning of the israeli war on gaza some 32,400 palestines have been killed, most of them women and children. our correspondent joined us earlier from the central gaza state of the arabala with an update on the situation there. let's begin from rafa city.

whereas an opponning israeli massacker was committed over the last night after the israeli war planes destroyed several residental buildings in the northern part of the city, mostly women and children were revortedly killed and massacred while dozens are still trapped and missing under the rubble. in the meantime, when it comes to khanuni city the israeli aggression against the nasar medical complex and and the alamal hospital uh is still continuous so far with more attacks uh that are targeting the surrounding areas of those hospitals, according to multiple eyewitnesses that the israeli occupation forces kidnapped and abducted dozens of the palestinian evacuees who uh are taking shilter in the medical and the nasa medical complex and they enforced uh the women and the children to evacuate uh into the almasi area when it comes to gaza city as you know uh the brutal israeli aggression is still underway against the

ashifa medical complex and the surrounding areas of of of the shifa medical complex, more swinging bombardments reach the area and targeted that area, inflicting more destruction in the presidental buildings of the palestinian residence living there, need this to mention how catastrophic the situation is for the palestinian evacuees who are still beseed and surrounded inside the buildings of the ashifa medical complex we are talking. about hundreds of the palestinian civilians who are still besieged in those buildings, according to what they have experienced over the last couple of days, whoever surrenders uh for the israeli incubation forces uh uh he will be killed by those by those occupation forces, at least 140 balestian civilians were reportedly killed, the vast majority of them were executed in the field in the yards of the of the shif medical. have been killed in

northern gaza as they rushed to collect eight packages, air dropped into the starving of strip, according to gaza's media office 12. people were drowned while trying to recover aid parcels drop from planes along the warbatter strips mediterranean coast. also in another incident in north, six people lost their lives and stampeds that broke out when people try to collect a desperately needed eight. the media offices criticized the airdrops is abusive and feudal in a situation in which millions of people are facing family. the office has called for the opening of more land crossings which can lead in far more. a safer and more efficient way. aid packages air drop out of us already hit and killed several gazons earlier this month. the political bureau chief of says that israel is experiencing an unprecedented political isolation and that a day for un security

council resolution call for sease fire in the gaza strip. although this resolution came late and there may be some gaps that. need to be filled, the resolution itself indicates that the israeli occupation is experiencing unprecedented political isolation. the hamas leader said that israel is losing political cover and protection even at the security council, he added that the us, that's israel's closest backer is unable to impose its will on the international community. he made a comments in a pressure following meeting with iran's forem minister hussein abdullah in tehran. the society is second. trip to iran since hamas launched the alexa flood operation against israel over the regime's decades of atrocities against palestinians. the top amas officials scheduled to meet with iran's top officials during his visit to discuss the political developments and also events surrounding the war ravish gaza strip. israeli troops have

meantime launch new incursions into several areas across the occupied west bank abducting number of people. the raging forces raided the cities of janin, navlas, calcalia and bite feasure among others. in genin, they raided homes in number of neighborhoods, deploying snipers and rooftops as clashes broke out with resistance groups. israeli settlers meantime assaulted several palestinians, raided homes and targeted vehicles and bait armor at is really forces stormed the town and palestina was also shot in the balata refugee camp on the out of skirts of navlis. resistance fighters confronted the iof across the west bank targeting them with explosive devices. our

rama la correspondle joined us earlier with details on attacks by israeli forces and settlers that have become daily occurrences in the west bank. let's start with the south, the occupied west bank, specifically al khalil. the israeli forces stormed umar northern al khalil and arrested at least two palestinians from there. before the israeli tmar. israeli settlers had raided bait ummar town and attacked palestinians and through stones at the vehicles as well as the as the homes as well smash. the windows of the homes, the windshields of the vehicles, the israeli settlers claimed that palestinians from inside the village of b umar opened fire at the nearby israel settlement and one of the billits had hit a house there according

to the israeli settlers, so that's why they claim they attacked the people there, then the israeli forces themselves storm the area and the... palestinians from inside bait umman as well as preventing any movement to to to the uh village or out of the village, the israeli forces also raided the the cities of dura and yatta south al khalil and attacked palestinians there, arrested number of people, set up more check points preventing any movement to inside or outside those cities. the israeli economy already shrink almost

20%. the israeli economy is very dependent on the exploration of palestinian workforce. was done in agriculture with high-tech irrigation does not have the labor from foreign sources, which was bad in any case. welcome back, let's move on with the rest of this news cast, the lebanon's hisbollah movement and the israeli military have again

targeted each other's positions at growing tensions over the israeli regime's continued bloodched in gaza as well as targeted israel's baranit miniature base in the northern occupied territories, it also fired rockets at two other israely targets including the marone air base in the upper galile region inflicting heavy losses, the operations followed the killing of a resistance member is missiles meantime strike two areas in southern lebanon, no emited reports on casualties or damage from those strikes, as well has been engaged in anti-israel operations since the regime's launching of the war on gaza in october, resistance fighters mainly target israeli milatory positions, but the israeli regime pounds residential areas in lebanon causing civilian deaths. now in jordan people have once again attend a rally, expressing solidarity with palestinians and denouncing israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip,

they also demand the government shut down israel's diplomatic mission in their country. the message and will of our jordanian people and youth to... the embassy of shame, the zionist embassy that defiles our capital amen, should be closed, it should end, we won't back down, we won't get tired, we won't stop until they shut down the embassy of shane, the zianist embassy in aman, waving palestinian and jordanian flags and chaining slogans, protestories marched on the hevil of fortified is really emban, a police clutched with the ralliers and fired tier yes to disperse them, according to eyewitnesses, several protesters were beaten up and some of them were arrested. jordanians often assemble

in front of israeli and us embassies to express anger at the ongoing carnage in gaza. jordan's hosting 2.4 million palestin refugees and it's witnessed several such rallies in support of gazans since israel launched the war on the besigous trip. the eminy. says that's performed six drone and missile operations in 72 hours in support of palestinians in gaza. spokesman for the emmy armed forces said that five us and uk ships and destroyers were targeted in the gulf of eden and the red sea while another vessel heading for israeli occupied ports was also hit. brigidier general sari added that israely targets in the om al rash rash or ilat area, south of the occupied territories were also struck. he said that the military operations achieved their goal. successfully, the spokesman bt that the yemini armed forces will continue their operations against

hostile targets until the us israel aggression against gaza stops and the siege on the palestinian people is lifted. now on the same note, yemen is marking the ninth anniversary of the salad aggression against that the leader of anser of resistant movement has praised the yemani people. for the resilience and unity in the face of the war. we have discussed that in our news review program. we're watching press tv's news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day. on this segment to the program, today marks the ninth anniversary of the saudi led aggression against yemen where r and some of its araban western allies failed to achieve any of their objectives. the leader of movement has

praised the yemini nation for their resilience and unity in the face of the war. and it televised address on monday abdul malikhi denounce the aggression against his country saying the goal of unjust and treacherous war was to destroy yemen. he emphasized that saudi arabia's plan was to occupy yemen and undermine the rights of its people. whothy said the war resulted in the death or injury of over 50,000 civilians, mostly women and children, saudi arabia, along with some of its regional allies and back by the west launched a war on yemen and march 2015 with the aim to reinstate a friendly regime there, years the bombing campaign and blockade worsened the condition the yemeny people, according to the un refugee agency, yemen remains one of the world's worst humanitarian crises despite a cefire. joining us on this edition of the

news review, we have press tv's abdul latif alwashali who's joining us from the mla capital sana. also we have director of center for counter-hejamonic studies mr. tim anderson who's joining us from sydney uh gentleman welcome to the program. let's start off with abdul latif in the yemini capital sana. it's the 9th anniversary of this saudi led aggression and just recently the leader the ansoola movement abdul malik al-huthi, he made keynote address commemorating this uh this day and he spoke of how this war, this brutal war and this cruel. on yemen has failed to break the will and the resilience the yemen people, tell us more about that please. thank you so much, you today is the ninth anniversary and multiple official and popular events are being held here and also in other cities, the people are celebrating this day, you know, today after nine years of

f and seage the yemenis now are stronger than ever, the yemen people and many army are now facing uh british forces facing america facing israel so they believe that if it's not for the war that was launched uh against yemen by saudi arabia and its allies which was originally planned by the us and the uk the yemen army would not be able to face now or today the us and the uk uh the yemani army managed to develop and to improve its capabilities to improve its weapons you know today we heard. about the hypersonic missiles that are being possessed by the yeameni army and the yemani armed forces uh will use them uh to attack to uh uh uh you know to chase the uh western ships in the red sea and gulf of aiden and also in the indian ocean. mr. anderson staying with you as a result of the years of this blockade uh on yemen the un

refugee agency has said that the situation uh in yemen at the moment remains. one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis despite a ceasefire being in place, is it safe to say that the international community has failed the people of yemen? they they shut their eyes. there was no descent at the security council when they over the last nine years when they passed these resolutions uh imposing the land, air and sea bloccade on the country because it was supposedly a threat to international peace. in fact, the the unsterol led coalition. government has been fighting al-qaeda groups, which are of course back by the emiratis and the saudis and the us on the on the arabian peninsula, so there's this, the international community certainly failed them betrayed them really in terms of the security council, i think i hope there's a turn around coming with all of the appreciation of course for the actions that despite this starvation, despite this terrible siege on the emany people, they

still have the will to fight on behalf of their brothers and sisters in gaza, and that's really made a big impression on the... and apparently also recently on russia and china. i think that um the the the saudis have realized that they failed, so they don't want to pursue as an agent of the us any further this war, they're looking to avoid further misadventures in that area. okay, we're going to have to wrap up this segment as we fresh out of time. thanks to corresponding joining us from the capital and also thanks to director of center for countermonic studies. mr. tim anderson joining us from sydney, with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv, see you in a bit. all right, moving on, the russian president vladimir putin says the details of the recent terrorist attack on moscow are still being

probed, uh, he at the same time called for just punishment for private raiders. "the criminals who directly committed this massacre, as you know, have been arrested. investigators are carefully establishing the circumstances of this barbaric crime, finding out its details, determining the role and degree of guilt of each participant and studying the conclusions of criminologists and experts. i hope that prosecutors within their powers, including when presenting state charges and during the trial will do everything necessary to ensure that the..." criminals receive fair punishment as required by russian law, putin was speaking a meeting the general prosecutors collegium, the russian federal security service said that the gun responsible for the attack plan to travel to ukraine where they were to be welcomed as heroes. the fsp at the western intelligence services aited the attackers.

four gun men burs into moscow's karakes set a hall on friday and began shooting at the people who attended a concert. they killed nearly 140 people and injured some 180 others. 11 people including the selins have been detained. they are facing terrorism charges. the french president is insisting on the possibility of sending troops to ukraine, from washington to european capitals, to the french armed forces, macron's refusal of diplomacy is not going on opposed. reports from paris. a pan-western meeting of nationalist parties, italy's matteo salvini called french president emmanuel macron a danger to europe for his insistance on possibly sending.

i think is is illusion, people aren't buying it, as matter of fact, people are understanding, whether it be in germany or whether it be in france, that in fact this war in ukraine, which was unnecessary and which was wanted by the west and by nato is actually hurting them very badly. inflation, the increase in oil prices and energy and and gasoline and food, you you name it, the europeans are understanding that they're suffering from this war. in two years macron'. has gone from major criticism over urging the west not to humiliate russia to being one of europe's leading warhawks. recent polls of french public opinion,

however, show a different trend. studies show that nearly 80% of france doesn't want their soldiers sent to ukraine. worries about macron's sustained belligerance have gotten major pushback from washington to inside france's armed forces. there are leaked reports that the generals are extremely worried about. uh macron doing these belligerant uh talks when france is in in no condition whatsoever to to to defy or to challenge russia, i mean even the british about sunak for example saying he's going to send troops to to ukraine, what troops, the the the british can't fill a football stadium with their army, the army that they could put in the field, they couldn't even fill a football stadium, so what is he talking about, so this is all all lot of bluster but extreme. dangerous bluster, extremely dangerous. a new report shows how little france has been affected by the ukrainian refugee crisis, which may make paris more

open to more war. just 60,000 refugees have been accepted by france, fewer than tiny ireland. france hosts just one ukrainian refugee per 1,00 residents, while poland, the baltics, the czech republic, slovakia and bulgaria are hosting more than 25. now latest survey is indicating that the upcoming european parliamentary elections will revolve around rising prices and social inequalities, european voters seem to be quite concerned about decaying state of their finances and lifestyle. we have a report by max chively. next june mo than 400 million european voters will take to the polls to elect 720 politicians to the european parliament, the composition of the eu's executive arm, the

european commission will also be renewed. a recent poll by the multinational market research group, ipsos has found that european citizens most important electoral issues in the upcoming elections are the rising prices and social inequalities in the continent, the cost. of living in the eu countries has been rising much faster than people's wages, even though inflation in the block has dropped over the past year, around one european out of three or almost 100 million people is experiencing a precarious financial situation. faithfully the eu recent historic events, events which have seen the pandemic crisis first and the energy crisis triggered by the war in ukraine later. is the final

rise of populist movements other issues deemed very important by the survey respondents in view of the june elections were economic growth and unemployment in the block, after narrowly escaping recession in late 2023, brussels has downgraded its growth outlook for 2024 a modest .9% from the previously expected 1.3%. employment in the eu is suffering across all sector. the increasing use of non-permanent contracts, informal work and insecure jobs has impoverished the significant portion of the middle class leading to high levels of social exclusion. it goes without saying the rising prices do the skyrocketing energy cost have badly affected all europeans. having said that, it must be noted the price here in italy are still much lower than prices in other countries of the block. european

borders hope that eu leadership won't introduce sturity measures which will translate into more suffering for weaker countries. analysts have also pointed out that voter turnout will be the biggest election challenge next june, as the election campaign ramps up and discontent is growing across europe, many fear that much less than half of eligible voters will cast ballot in the european elections. in 2008, the european union's economy was larger than that of the united states. states, however, following the global financial crisis, the covid pandemic and the ukraine russia conflict, today the united states economy is 50% larger than that the european union. max chivili, press tv, rome. and that's our app for now, we'll be back in a bit more than 30 minutes.

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over the years! the economy of the west bank in israel, as a result of the genocidal war, is still suffering from lack of economic activity or low economic activity. many stores uh are still uh closed, tourism at record low levels and lack of workers top of everything else is playing the economy. whether there's a chance for the palestinians to get back on their feet or for israel's economy to get jump started is the subject of this edition of economic divide. coming up. in this program palestine's economy first we're going to take a look at the gdp decrease for the fourth quarter minus 33% then the west bank gdp that was a low of minus 22%. so uh there is

obvious concern there. unemployment plus 30%. another concern for the economy of palestine. consumer price increases in the west bank is also a source of concern. lower income. supply chain bottlenecks and transport costs are some of the factors, then we're going to take a look at israel's banks and uh their credits, well five of them have been downgraded, the higher borrowing cost based on uh the moodi's credit downgrading them, and also these higher prices are passed to the consumers. israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip and its hostilities toward lebanon has displaced thousands of israelies inside the regime, thousands of