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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 28, 2024 63:53

With our spiffy new home internet connection, today's broadcast was not a disaster, for a change! I sang songs from the new album, Jabaliya, and other songs as well, mostly from the past year. It was streamed live, this is what Streamyard calls the "Cloud recording," as opposed to the "Local recording," which is a WAV file that you can find on the Substack version of this podcast. For tech geeks out there, I'm singing through a Shure SM7B, and playing a Collings guitar with a K&K pickup, plugged into a Focusrite box, which then is connected to the laptop.

Day 387 - IDF detonates a massive underground Hezbollah base

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2024 23:36

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Military reporter Emanuel Fabian joins host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's episode. This morning, according to initial reports of a truck-ramming incident being classified as a suspected terror attack near the Glilot Army Base, 35 victims have been taken to hospitals, including six in serious condition, five in moderate condition, 20 who are lightly hurt, and another four suffering acute anxiety, according to Magen David Adom. Fabian updates us on what we know so far. We speak about new information being gleaned about Israel's strikes on Iran, following our in-depth conversation yesterday for the Daily Briefing. Israel has suffered heavy losses in or on the border with southern Lebanon over the past several days, with 13 soldiers and two civilians being killed. Fabian brings us perspective from the over year-long campaign. Yesterday, much of northern Israel received an earthquake alert after the IDF blew up a tunnel complex that included a full-on Hezbollah base in southern Lebanon. Fabian visited the site last week in the dead of night and gives us a full report. We turn to Gaza, where three Israel Defense Forces soldiers were killed Friday during fighting in the northern Gaza Strip's Jabaliya as the military pushed ahead with an offensive in the neighborhood, including taking control of the area's last functioning hospital in pursuit of Hamas operatives. We discuss what we know about the humanitarian zone and whether it is likely in the near future that Gazans may be able to return to the Strip's cities.For news updates, please check out The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: Iran said ‘alarmed' as IDF cripples its missile production, disables key air defenses Four IDF reservists killed, 14 wounded in battle with Hezbollah in south Lebanon 2 killed, 7 hurt as Hezbollah rocket hits minimarket in northern town of Majd al-Krum Hezbollah bombards north with rockets and drones as IDF targets launchers in Lebanon Under a Lebanese border village, IDF finds huge Hezbollah base primed for invasion 3 soldiers killed in north Gaza as troops raid hospital in pursuit of Hamas operatives IDF says it struck Hamas command center in Gaza City, expands ‘humanitarian zone' Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode was produced by the Pod-Waves. IMAGE: Soldiers are seen in a Hezbollah tunnel in southern Lebanon, late October 21, 2024. (Emanuel Fabian/Times of Israel)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Jabaliya" REMIX

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 25, 2024 2:59

On Day 21 in the genocidal siege of Jabaliya, as the hospital is being destroyed by tank fire and the children inside burned alive, here's a haunting, powerful remix of the song I just wrote, from Chet Gardiner's studio in Hawai'i.

The General's Plan: The Killing Fields of Northern Gaza

The Thinking Muslim

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 23, 2024 37:12

We have seen the horrific genocidal scenes unfolding in the north of Gaza and in particular the onslaught by the occupation in Jabaliya. There is a horrendous cleansing of Palestinians, apparently to make way for Israeli settler expansion and cut the territory into two. This is a Nakba but worse. A catastrophe. But the world seems to remain silent. On a deeper level – many are asking when will the help of Allah come? How do we deal with this situation as a personal trauma. My guest today, is Imam Fuad Abdo, himself from palestine. Imam Fuad is the imam of Goodmayes Mosque, and someone who I have seen firsthand at the forefront of activism – especially encouragement the encampment movement.You can also support The Thinking Muslim through a one-time donation: https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/DonateListen to the audio version of the podcast:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7vXiAjVFnhNI3T9Gkw636aApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-thinking-muslim/id1471798762Sign up to Muhammad Jalal's newsletter: https://jalalayn.substack.comPurchase our Thinking Muslim mug: https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/merchFind us on:Twitter: https://twitter.com/thinking_muslimFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Thinking-Muslim-Podcast-105790781361490Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thinkingmuslimpodcast/Telegram: https://t.me/thinkingmuslimHost: https://twitter.com/jalalaynWebsite Archive: https://www.thinkingmuslim.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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New song: "Jabaliya"

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2024 3:10

Everything is burning as I watch the video She crawls out of the ruins, venturing to go Out in search of water, the final human need Although the consequences are almost guaranteed As she goes out in the open, beneath the killer drones Which aims its sights on her, then shreds her to her bones Then waits for any people who might be fool enough to try Come to fetch her body, beneath the smoke-filled sky Two million people behind the ghetto wall Wait for two-ton bombs to fall To crush and burn the schools and tents Where your whole extended family went Scores more murdered with each passing day With so many more on the edge of being taken away Surrounded by tanks that fire at will And the rest of the world stands by still Completely surrounded with no food getting in Ghost-like faces, impossibly thin Kids that look like babies, babies born Thirsty, starving, and forlorn Men are being taken to who knows where The elderly, the babies, the wounded in wheelchairs With donkey carts and wagons, south on cue As the drones above the rubble ordered them to do They're carrying out the Generals' Plan Which means kill all the kids that you possibly can Anyone moving, soldiers take aim Who they are doesn't matter, they're all the same Make no distinctions, orders decree Killing them all is just how it must be And right now in New Jersey you can buy shares In the resort Jared Kushner plans to build there

Journal 22/10/2024

Les colères du monde

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2024

L'armée israélienne poursuit ses opérations à Jabaliya, une zone située dans le nord de la bande de Gaza, où se trouve une importante population civile palestinienne. Depuis octobre, la division 162 de l'armée israélienne a été envoyée à Jabaliya pour la troisième fois en un an, avec l'objectif de démanteler l'infrastructure terroriste du Hamas, détruire les tunnels et éliminer les combattants ennemis.

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"The Generals' Plan"

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 20, 2024 2:07

Bombing daily for well over a year A death sentence for everyone here The Lancet said it's 200K killed Body parts strewn, mass graves filled Shooting at families, then when medics arrive Shoot again, leave no child alive They announced their intentions, to clear the north And they rolled in the tanks, firing forth How many months now with nothing to eat A twenty-mile strip of rubble-strewn streets With no power, no water, schools destroyed An occupying army completely devoid Of one little trace of morality After totally demolishing Gaza City Beit Hanoun, Zeitoun, Jabaliya Khan Yunis, Deir al Bala and Beit Lahia Destroying everything everywhere Producing their own footage as if to dare Anyone else to do anything To stop the destruction of everything To stop them from killing everyone Every daughter and every son A zone of carnage, ruins and drones That won't even leave a living child alone To starve them out is just what they say As the air strikes are called in day after day As the disembodied heads and hands Scattered across this forsaken land Get bulldozed into the ground to hide The holocaust where everyone died Killed by Biden, by Netanyahu To colonize for the chosen few The western media equivocates Along with the leaders of the western states Are they really aiming to kill them all? Maybe we should do something to try to forestall The end of this ancient civilization But they just stand alongside the genocide nation Who knew Jabaliya would end like this The ghost of another apocalypse They're calling it the Generals' Plan Laying waste to whatever they can Mechanized warfare run by AI Where anyone living is subject to die Higher-tech killing than ever before Across the Atlantic, plans being made for Condos on the Mediterranean sea Where the people of Gaza used to be

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Cashing in on the War in Gaza

Ralph Nader Radio Hour

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2024 66:50

Ralph welcomes back William Hartung of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. They'll discuss the Cost of War Project's latest reports on US military spending in support of Israel, and the humanitarian costs of the war in Gaza. Then, Ralph is joined by Palestinian writer and analyst Sumaya Awad to discuss the mass civil disobedience at the New York Stock Exchange, which was organized by Jewish Voice for Peace to protest the weapons manufacturers that are making millions off the genocide in Gaza.William Hartung is an expert on the arms industry and US military budget, and a Senior Research Fellow at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. He is the author of Prophets of War: Lockheed Martin and the Making of the Military-Industrial Complex, and the co-editor of Lessons from Iraq: Avoiding the Next War.In all my years of watching the operations of Washington—including the Bush/Cheney criminal invasion of Iraq—I have never seen such a servile position by top officials of an administration to a foreign power. Not even close. They are humiliating the United States of America. They are jeopardizing the United States of America—because as you know, the Department of Defense, CIA, NSA have studies and scenarios of blowback. So this war in the Middle East is gonna come back to the US in terms of reprisal and retaliation. And we are not able to anticipate that because we think, as the ruling empire in the world, that we're invulnerable. But we're not invulnerable.Ralph NaderThe Biden administration is living in the past. They've got this “Israel, right or wrong” ideology. They think it's a political detriment to criticize Israel, and the fact that the younger generation is not locked into that point of view. But I think they're going to hurt themselves more by enabling the war crimes that Israel is committing than they would by taking a stand. And of course, they keep trying to say that they're pushing for a ceasefire…But as long as they're doing the weapons and the financing, that is laughable.William HartungIt's just stunning. Given the record of this century—two failed wars, $8 trillion spent, hundreds of thousands killed—and yet they could say with a straight face, “We need a dominant military.” As if that's the tool that's gonna solve any of these problems, rather than make them worse.William HartungSumaya Awad is a Palestinian writer and analyst based in New York City, and she is the spokesperson for Jewish Voice for Peace's mass civil disobedience event at the New York Stock Exchange. Ms. Awad directs strategy and communications for the Adalah Justice Project, and she is a cofounder of the Against Canary Mission Project, which defends student activists targeted by blacklists for their Palestinian rights advocacy. She is the co-author of Palestine and Elections and co-editor of Palestine: A Socialist Introduction.There were over 200 arrests—the majority of them anti-Zionist Jewish New Yorkers, who want to send a clear message both to the US government and the American people that Israel weaponizes their identity in order to justify crimes against humanity and that they are not okay with this. That they refuse for their identity and Jewish people to be weaponized in this way. And that in fact, what Israel is doing and what the US government is funding and politically backing is actively making this country and certainly the rest of the world unsafe not just for Jewish people, but for others.Sumaya AwadWe are strategizing about how to push back against the role of AIPAC and the grip of AIPAC. I think the reality is that there are many people in Congress that are actually benefiting financially from what is happening in Gaza. We know that at least 50 members of Congress have links to the military-industrial complex—whether that's through stocks or other things. And so it's about unraveling this network, these connections between our government, the way it's profiting from the genocide and then what that means in terms of these elections across the country.Sumaya AwadIn Case You Haven't Heard with Francesco DeSantisNews 10/16/241. The Israeli government is finally dropping the facade that the genocide in Gaza is about ‘returning the hostages.' Haaretz reports “According to senior defense officials, the Israeli government is not seeking to revive hostage talks and the political leadership is pushing for the gradual annexation of large parts of the Gaza Strip.” Not only that, apparently “Israel's political leaders have not held any discussions with the various security branches about the condition of the hostages.” In other words, Israel clearly does not care about the hostages at all and are simply using them as political props to prolong their campaign of terror. In addition, the AP reports “Netanyahu is examining a plan to seal off humanitarian aid to northern Gaza,” and if Palestinians are unable or unwilling to leave their homes, they “would be considered combatants — meaning military regulations would allow troops to kill them.” Last weekend, Israel launched an offensive against the Jabaliya refugee camp, resulting in gruesome footage of Palestinians burnt alive while still connected to IV tubes in field hospital tents.2. Responding to a report by NBC, the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), is sounding the alarm that “US officials have discussed joining Israel in offensive strikes against Iran, and passing them off as ‘defensive' after the fact.” As Just Foreign Policy notes, this would not only violate the War Powers Resolution, but “Unnamed US officials” are seeking to circumvent the debate and Congressional vote required for such an act under the Constitution. Now the question becomes whether the American empire will allow itself to be drawn into a rapidly escalating regional war based on Israel's aggression.3. On October 10th, the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) reported “This morning, two peacekeepers were injured after an IDF Merkava tank fired its weapon toward an observation tower at UNIFIL's headquarters in Naqoura, directly hitting it and causing them to fall. The injuries are fortunately, this time, not serious, but they remain in hospital.” Beyond this attack, UNIFIL also reports that the IDF fired on the UN positions in Labbouneh and Ras Naqoura, ending by writing “Any deliberate attack on peacekeepers is a grave violation of international humanitarian law and of Security Council resolution 1701.”4. On October 8th, Congressional Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal released a statement decrying the lack of action by the organs of U.S. foreign policy regarding the killing of American citizen Aysenur Eygi in the West Bank. Jayapal writes “It has been 32 days…and we have seen no movement toward an independent investigation by the U.S. government and no additional information on changes in the practices of the…IDF…units that are using live ammunition on those who are peacefully protesting…I am frankly appalled…If the Israeli government is unwilling or unable to follow our own domestic laws as well as international humanitarian laws…we must initiate our own investigation into Eygi's killing.”5. In the UK, Jeremy Corbyn and the parliamentary Independent Alliance have sent a letter to Foreign Secretary David Lammy expressing their “disgust over the government's complicity in one of the greatest crimes of our lifetime.” This letter goes on to explain how “the government could have...opposed the genocide in Gaza. It could have ended military, economic and diplomatic support...[and] defended the equal application of international law. Instead, the failure to bring Israel to justice emboldened it to kill thousands of people in Lebanon and now, wage war on the UN.” The letter then asks a series of questions to the British government, including “what red lines, if any, does Israel have to cross for the government to end its diplomatic and political support?” and “does the UK government oppose genocide?”6. In a humiliation for Elon Musk, Forbes reports that Tesla stock slid by nearly $70 billion following the “sour” reaction to the company's unveiling of their absurd new products including a “robotaxi” and “Optimus” humanoid robots. In fact, disappointment in Tesla's “cybercab” was so acute that Uber shares spiked by 11% and Lyft's by 10%. Another story signaling that Tesla is vastly overvalued comes from the Orange County Register, which reports the Irvine Police Department spent over $150,000 on the first ever police Cybertruck. What is the department planning to use this eye-wateringly expensive boondoggle for? According to this report “the department does not plan to use the truck for patrols. The Cybertruck will…principally be driven by DARE officers to schools.”7. According to USA Today, “A study from the University of California Berkeley's Institute for Research on Labor and Employment found that a California state law [which] raised the minimum wage for fast food workers did not lead to large job loses or price hikes.” The law in question, AB 1228 established a “$20 per hour minimum wage for those working at fast food restaurants with less than 60 locations nationwide and restaurants located inside airports, stadiums and convention centers. The law further gave employees stronger protections and the ability to bargain as a sector.” The study found that this law effectively raised average pay of these non-managerial employees by almost 18%, a truly remarkable margin, while prices went up only about 15 cents per $4 item. Hopefully this study will finally put an end to the old canard that raising wages for fast food workers leads to widespread job loss and price increases.8. A depressing story from NPR exposes the US Department of Agriculture's “Wildlife Services” program, described as “a holdover from the 1930s, when Congress gave the federal government broad authority to kill wildlife at the request of private landowners….So long as livestock or human life are threatened.” Employees of this program continue to kill “hundreds of thousands of noninvasive animals a year…Even species considered [endangered]…like grizzly bears.” Yet even within the broad mandate of this program, data shows “employees frequently kill native wild animals without evidence of livestock loss,” including 11,000 in Montana. The USDA and the Bureau of Land Management now face increasing calls to overhaul this outdated program.9. Politiken, a prominent Danish newspaper, reports local harbormaster John Anker Nielsen encountered US Navy vessels at the scene of the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage operation in 2022, per Al Mayadeen. Nielsen, the harbormaster of Christianso, told Politiken that in the days after the explosion he tried to initiate a rescue mission “after noticing ships with their transponders turned off and presuming an emergency.” Yet once they drew near, they discovered the vessels to be US Navy warships. According to Nielsen, “the Naval Command then instructed…[him] to turn back.” This report conforms to the narrative of the Nord Stream sabotage as presented by legendary investigative journalist Seymour Hersh and directly contradicts the narrative put forward by the U.S. government.10. Finally, on October 11th the Democratic National Committee released what it claims is “its first-ever ad focused on third-party candidates,” per DNC Chair Jamie Harrison. The ad features Green Party nominee Jill Stein grotesquely morphing into Donald Trump with dialogue arguing that “a vote for Stein is really a vote for Trump.” As many have remarked, the DNC feeling the need to disseminate such an ad is an ill omen for their chances in the coming election, particularly in Michigan where recent polling shows Stein drawing 40% of Muslim voters, compared to 18% for Trump and just 12% for Kamala Harris, per Reuters. Of course, the DNC could instead direct their efforts to improving their standing with Muslim and Arab voters in Michigan – as well as young progressives throughout the country – by taking a stand against the ongoing genocide in Palestine, but then that isn't really their style.This has been Francesco DeSantis, with In Case You Haven't Heard. Get full access to Ralph Nader Radio Hour at www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/subscribe

Day 373 - ToI reports from southern Lebanon

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 13, 2024 24:04

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Hezbollah rocket fire continues to rain on Israel's north as the IDF warns southern Lebanon residents not to return to their homes among ongoing air strikes and ground operations. In the last 24 hours, the Israeli Air Force has struck around 200 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and deeper into the country. We speak about weapons caches that were presumably stashed for an October 7-like invasion and other news from the conflict on the north. There are reports IDF tanks have reached the outskirts of Gaza City among a renewed IDF push in the northern Gaza Strip. Over the past day in the Gaza Strip, the 162nd Division continued fighting in Jabaliya in northern Gaza. Berman explains the current fighting and puts it into a larger context. There are reports that the US is considering sending Israel an advanced anti-ballistic missile defense system operated by American troops to protect the country in case of an Iranian reaction to an expected Israeli reprisal attack. Berman discusses how the deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) air defense batteries would beef up Israel's ability to fend off ballistic missiles and what it would mean to have US soldiers stationed in Israel at this time. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant accused Hezbollah of using UNIFIL posts as cover in his conversation last night with his American counterpart Lloyd Austin, according to the Israeli readout, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu releasing similar statements today. Who makes up the forces of UNIFIL? On Thursday, the IDF for the first time brought Israeli journalists into a village in southern Lebanon. Berman suggests this is a clear indication that it feels it has asserted operational control over the area. We hear about his time in Lebanon. For news updates, please check out The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: Security chiefs: Israel will stop terror groups reestablishing presence near Lebanon border US may send Israel THAAD missile defense, as Iran seeks to ward off Israeli retaliation 40 countries contributing to UN's Lebanon peacekeeping force condemn ‘attacks' Finally on the offensive, IDF's 91st Division slices through Hezbollah's front lines Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode was produced by the Pod-Waves. IMAGE: Illustrative: Destroyed buildings at a commercial street that was hit October 12, 2024, by Israeli airstrikes, are seen in Nabatiyeh town, south Lebanon, October 13, 2024. (AP Photo/Mohammed Zaatari)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Middle East latest: Israeli military renews orders for Palestinians to leave northern Gaza

AP Audio Stories

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2024 0:41

AP correspondent Rica Ann Garcia reports on the Israeli military renewing its ordes for Palestians to evacuate Gaza City and areas around the Jabaliya refugee camp, as they prepare for a week-long offensive against militants.

Israël ordonne l'évacuation de Jabaliya, dans le nord de la bande de Gaza

Le journal de 18h00

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2024 9:58

durée : 00:09:58 - Journal de 18h - Depuis une semaine, l'armée assiège la ville de Jabaliya où se trouve un camp de réfugiés. Avec ce nouvel ordre d'évacuation, les ONG redoutent de revivre un transfert massif de population vers le sud de l'enclave.

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Israël ordonne l'évacuation de Jabaliya, dans le nord de la bande de Gaza

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2024 9:58

durée : 00:09:58 - Journal de 18h - Depuis une semaine, l'armée assiège la ville de Jabaliya où se trouve un camp de réfugiés. Avec ce nouvel ordre d'évacuation, les ONG redoutent de revivre un transfert massif de population vers le sud de l'enclave.

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UN Peacekeeping boss 'some firing was direct'

Newshour

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 11, 2024 41:45

President Biden says he is asking Israel to stop firing at UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, after two incidents in which UN personnel were wounded by Israeli shots. Jean-Pierre Lacroix, the head of UN Peacekeeping, tells us that it is important for the blue helmets in Lebanon to stay and keep positions manned, but that their ability to fulfill their mandate in southern Lebanon is "limited".Also in the programme: We hear from the Acting Director of Al-Awda hospital in northern Gaza - Mohammed Salha - about how the week long Israeli siege of Jabaliya is affecting residents; and why authorities in Cameroon claim that President Paul Biya's health is now a matter of national security.(Photo: United Nations peacekeepers (UNIFIL) look at the Lebanese-Israeli border, as they stand on the roof of a watch tower ‏in the town of Marwahin, in southern Lebanon, October 12, 2023. Credit: Reuters/Thaier Al-Sudani)

Day 367 - Rockets from Gaza and Lebanon punctuate massacre memorials

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 7, 2024 26:22

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Military reporter Emanuel Fabian joins host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's episode. Incoming rocket sirens sounded in central Israel following rocket fire from the Gaza Strip. The alerts are activated in some areas of Tel Aviv, as well as Holon, Rishon Lezion, Bat Yam, and other central towns. At the same time, the IDF said it thwarted a large barrage of rockets Hamas planned to launch at Israel this morning on the anniversary of the October 7 massacre. We hear what came out of the Strip this morning. Yesterday, the Israel Defense Forces said that troops had encircled Jabaliya amid a new ground operation targeting efforts by Hamas to reestablish itself in northern Gaza. Fabian speaks of other new developments in the Strip. Five people were wounded in Haifa on Sunday when Israel's air defenses failed to intercept a barrage of five rockets launched from Lebanon, allowing at least one rocket to strike a busy urban area. What do we know about the air defense failure? The IDF announced that its 91st “Galilee” Regional Division began ground operations last night in southern Lebanon, joining two other divisions already operating there against Hezbollah. We hear about the ground operation and the airstrikes being conducted in tandem. A Border Police officer was killed and at least 10 others were wounded when a terrorist opened fire in the Beersheba bus station on Sunday afternoon. The victim was identified as Sgt. Shira Suslik, 19, a Border Police officer from Beersheba. Fabian talks about the site of the attack and its history. As the country marked one year since the onset of the war on October 7, 2023, the Israel Defense Forces on Monday published new data on its operations in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, and Lebanon, from the number of rockets fired at Israel to the number of sites struck by the Israeli Air Force. Fabian brings highlights. For news updates, please check out The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: IDF launches new ground op in north Gaza's Jabaliya to foil Hamas efforts to regroup IDF preparing for possible long-range rocket attacks from Gaza on Oct. 7 anniversary Five injured in Haifa after air defenses fail to intercept Hezbollah rocket barrage Border cop killed, 10 wounded in terror shooting attack at Beersheba central bus station IDF says hostage Idan Shtivi was declared dead based on new intelligence A year of war: IDF data shows 728 troops killed, over 26,000 rockets fired at Israel Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode was produced by Ben Wallick. IMAGE: Israelis hold hands at Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv, next to photographs of Israelis killed in the October 7 massacre, on the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack, October 7, 2024. (Tomer Neubergi/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

L'armée israélienne encercle Jabaliya au nord de la bande de Gaza

Revue de presse internationale

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2024 15:08

durée : 00:15:08 - Journal de 12h30 - L'armé israélienne qui poursuit sans relâche ses bombardements sur la bande de Gaza a lancé dimanche une nouvelle incursion dans le nord de l'enclave palestinienne.

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L'armée israélienne encercle Jabaliya au nord de la bande de Gaza

Le journal de 12h30

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2024 15:08

durée : 00:15:08 - Journal de 12h30 - L'armé israélienne qui poursuit sans relâche ses bombardements sur la bande de Gaza a lancé dimanche une nouvelle incursion dans le nord de l'enclave palestinienne.

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From Israel Capt Cohen:A Journey from Oct 7 to Present Day

Rose Unplugged

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2024 30:13

Joining Rose is Capt. Elkana (Kuno) Cohen, author of OCT 7: The War Against Hamas Through the Eyes of an Israeli Commando Officer. In this interview he provides a shocking, detailed account of present-day war as only he can. Not just his story, but the story of an entire nation is told in the episode of Rose Unplugged Why did the prisoner from Jabaliya revealed to IDF soldiers that he had millions of shekels hidden in his house? What was on the Hamas terrorists' GoPro cameras? How the Israeli soldiers responded when the terrorist they were following went to a roof with a baby in his arms? The exploding pagers and phones - why did the phone of Iranian Official in Lebanon explode? And more on a "new kind of war". For more info and to contact Capt Cohen: https://elkana-cohen.com https://www.instagram.com/elkana_kuno/ Please follow/like/subscribe to my podcasts And Please Support Rose's Sponsors: www.americansforprosperity.org mypillow.com Promo Code: ROSE patriotmobile.com Promo Code: ROSE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rose-unplugged/support

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À la Une: pendant ce temps, la guerre continue à Gaza…

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 25, 2024 4:02

Les Jeux olympiques de Paris commencent, la course à la présidentielle entre Donald Trump et Kamala Harris démarre, l'hécatombe se poursuit en Ukraine et pendant ce temps… la guerre continue à Gaza.Le quotidien Le Temps à Genève nous donne une bonne piqûre de rappel avec ce reportage écrit depuis Jérusalem avec des témoignages recueillis sur place à Gaza. « Dans l'enclave palestinienne, dévastée et assiégée depuis neuf mois par l'offensive israélienne, le manque d'eau et de nourriture est criant, constate le quotidien suisse. “Nous nous débrouillons surtout avec du za'atar (un mélange d'épices) et de l'huile d'olive, que l'on mange avec du pain. Parfois, il y a une boîte de fèves“, explique ce Palestinien de 30 ans, Hamed Hijazi. (…) “Nous voulons seulement que cette guerre s'arrête. Dormir rien qu'une heure sans être terrorisé“, affirme Mahmoud Khdair, qui aussi vit à Jabaliya, à l'extrémité nord de Gaza. (…) Depuis le début de l'année, relève Le Temps, des dizaines d'organisations internationales humanitaires alertent sur le risque de famine, notamment dans cette partie de la bande de Gaza. Début juillet, dix experts, nommés par le Conseil des droits de l'homme de l'ONU, ont accusé directement les autorités israéliennes de mener une “campagne de famine intentionnelle et ciblée“. Une première pour les Nations unies, qui citent les cas de Yazan al-Kafarneh, 10 ans – dont la douloureuse photo de son petit corps, squelettique, avait fait le tour des réseaux sociaux – et d'un bébé de deux mois morts de famine. “Le monde entier aurait dû intervenir pour mettre fin à la campagne de famine génocidaire d'Israël“, fustige le rapport. Sans surprise, la mission israélienne auprès de l'ONU à Genève a immédiatement contesté ces déclarations ».À lire aussiGuerre à Gaza: à Deir al-Balah, il n'y a plus d'eau« Contraste choquant » avec les JO…« Pas de trêve olympique pour Gaza », soupire La Croix à Paris.« Ce drame collectif ne s'arrêtera pas durant la grande fête que seront les JO de Paris. Le contraste n'en sera que plus choquant, tout comme la poursuite d'autres conflits, en Ukraine, au Soudan, en République démocratique du Congo, en Birmanie, en Haïti… Toute personne avide de paix voudrait qu'une trêve olympique s'impose et que les armes se taisent. (…) Mais les JO n'ont pas ce pouvoir, déplore encore La Croix. La paix relève d'autres enceintes. Elle dépend du sort des armes et des contraintes qui pèsent sur les dirigeants concernés. C'est sur eux que les pressions doivent être exercées. Il y a une semaine, rappelle le quotidien français, le secrétaire d'État américain Antony Blinken affirmait que les négociations pour un cessez-le-feu dans la bande de Gaza étaient “à quelques mètres de la ligne d'arrivée“. Justement, le Premier ministre israélien, Benyamin Netanyahou, est en visite à Washington. Hélas, il court à reculons ».À lire aussiÉtats-Unis: Benyamin Netanyahu devant un Congrès américain diviséProlonger la guerre…En effet, « Benyamin Netanyahou rejette les critiques », constate le Washington Post. « Lors de son discours hier devant le Congrès, le premier ministre israélien a qualifié de “non-sens“ les critiques des Nations unies, des groupes de défense des droits de l'homme et de la Cour pénale internationale selon lesquelles le gouvernement israélien a commis des crimes de guerre à Gaza. Il a également qualifié les manifestants pro-palestiniens qui étaient à l'extérieur, d'“idiots“ et d'“instruments de l'Iran“ ».Pour le quotidien d'opposition Haaretz à Tel Aviv, « Netanyahou n'est pas allé à Washington pour mettre fin à la guerre à Gaza. Il est allé chercher les moyens de la prolonger. (…) Plus précisément, Israël a besoin de munitions et l'administration Biden retarde encore la livraison de certaines d'entre elles. Netanyahou est venu faire ce qu'il fait le mieux, c'est-à-dire exercer une pression politique et publique sur la Maison-Blanche en s'adressant à la Chambre des représentants et en parlant devant les caméras de télévision ».Le Jerusalem Post, lui, a une autre analyse… « La mission existentielle de Netanyahou est de convaincre et de mobiliser l'Occident pour qu'il s'aligne sur Israël contre l'agression iranienne ».Le Jerusalem Post qui déplore par ailleurs l'absence au Congrès hier de Kamala Harris… Pour le quotidien israélien conservateur, il s'agit là d'un « mauvais départ pour la vice-présidente » qui « soulève des questions sur sa position à l'égard d'Israël ».À lire aussiÉtats-Unis: Kamala Harris doit clarifier sa position pour attirer le vote des soutiens à la cause palestinienne

Day 236 roundtable: Israel burns Rafah; Jabaliya fights back

The Electronic Intifada Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2024 193:13

News report (04:07); Tarek Loubani on Gaza's medical catastrophe (24:19); Asa Winstanley examines widespread acceptance of Hannibal Directive across Israeli society (01:09:55); Jon Elmer breaks down videos of Palestinian resistance operations from Rafah to Jabaliya (01:37:44); Group discussion (02:45:55).

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Palestinians flee Jabaliya refugee camp as Israeli troops launch new operations in northern Gaza

AP Audio Stories

Play Episode Listen Later May 25, 2024 0:49

AP correspondent Rica Ann Garcia reports on Palestinians fleeing a refugee camp in northern Gaza.

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276: Three US Soldiers Sustain Non-Combat Injuries during Gaza Pier Operations + IDF Locates 4 Hostages in Tunnel Shaft Underneath House + China's PLA Drills around Taiwan + HASC Draft NDAA is $883.7 Billion + More

I - On Defense Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 24, 2024 30:41

For review:1. Three US Soldiers Sustain Non-Combat Injuries during Gaza Pier Operations.2. Iran claims that Turkey's assistance (via infrared capable drone) did not aid in finding Iranian President's helicopter wreckage site. Story calls into question the capabilities of Iranian drones and unmanned aircraft systems.3. Hezbollah fires 30 munitions into Northern Israel (from Lebanon). This occurred after IDF strike that killed senior Hezbollah member responsible for weapons procurement.4. IDF (Paratroopers and Engineers) Locate 4 Hostages in Tunnel Shaft Underneath House in Jabaliya.5. Russian forces capture THeMIS robotic vehicle in Ukraine. The robotic vehicle has a two million ruble bounty ($22,000.00) from a Russian Think Tank (Moscow-based Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies ).The THeMIS is made by Milrem Robotics and is used for equipment transport and de-mining operations in Ukraine. 6. US House Armed Service Committee (HASC) Draft NDAA is $883.7 billion. Next step- the Draft NDAA goes to full House for vote.7. China's Peoples Liberation Army conducts provocative drills around Taiwan.

Day 223 - Gallant (again) delivers an explosive speech. Now what?

The Electronic Intifada Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2024 20:57

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. It is day 223 of the war with Hamas. Editor David Horovitz joins host Amanda Borschel-Dan in our Jerusalem offices for today's episode. Five Israeli soldiers were killed and another seven were wounded, including three seriously, in an incident of so-called friendly fire in northern Gaza's Jabaliya on Wednesday evening, the military announced today. Prior to the official announcement of the soldiers' deaths, last night Defense Minister Yoav Gallant sounded the alarm to force the hand of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take steps and promote a reasonable option for governance of the strip -- in part to prevent more soldiers' and civilians' deaths. Horovitz puts the speech into perspective. Yesterday, Netanyahu revived a 2022 proposal by cabinet minister Benny Gantz to lower yeshiva students' age of exemption from military service from 26 to 21. Today, the Attorney General weighed in and stated the Gantz bill is based on outdated data and therefore opposes it because it doesn't reflect today's reality. The bill has since been approved by the Ministerial Committee for Legislation this morning. But are there really any winners if this bill moves forward? The official date for the next elections are October 2026. Horovitz explains why Netanyahu must move the date forward and call for a new democratically validated mandate of his leadership -- or cede the throne. For the latest updates, please see The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: 5 soldiers killed, 7 hurt in ‘friendly fire' incident in northern Gaza's Jabaliya Gallant to PM: Reject Israeli military, civil rule of Gaza after Hamas; I won't allow it Full text: Gallant demands PM rule out Israeli military, civil control of post-Hamas Gaza Netanyahu says he'll advance Haredi IDF enlistment bill that lowers exemption age To save and heal Israel, Netanyahu must quit or at least face the electorate ICJ's urgent hearings over IDF's Rafah operation spell more trouble for Israel THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode was produced by the Pod-Waves. IMAGE: This handout picture released by the Israeli army on May 7, 2024 shows Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant standing with soldiers by a self-propelled artillery howitzer during a visit to a position along the border with the Gaza Strip in southern Israel near Rafah. (Israeli Army / AFP)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Day 222 roundtable: Resistance everywhere

Play Episode Listen Later May 15, 2024 173:53

News roundup from Gaza (01:25); Dr. Khaled Dawas on providing medical care in Gaza (26:52); Jon Elmer covers fighting by Palestinian resistance forces in Rafah, Gaza City and Jabaliya (01:04:39); Group discussion on Hasan Nasrallah's speech and how Israel has lost the war (02:18:15).

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Israël intensifie ses frappes à travers Gaza, le Hamas veut prouver qu'il peut faire durer la guerre

Les matins

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2024 5:43

durée : 00:05:43 - La Revue de presse internationale - par : Catherine Duthu - L'armée israélienne multiplie les frappes aériennes dans la bande de Gaza. Les civils palestiniens tentent de fuir les violences dans le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya (nord) et dans la ville de Rafah (sud). Le Hamas veut prouver que même une éventuelle prise de Rafah ne mettra pas fin à la guerre.

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Israël intensifie ses frappes à travers Gaza, le Hamas veut prouver qu'il peut faire durer la guerre

Les matins

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2024 5:25

durée : 00:05:25 - La Revue de presse internationale - par : Catherine Duthu - L'armée israélienne multiplie les frappes aériennes dans la bande de Gaza. Les civils palestiniens tentent de fuir les violences dans le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya (nord) et dans la ville de Rafah (sud). Le Hamas veut prouver que même une éventuelle prise de Rafah ne mettra pas fin à la guerre.

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Five in Ten 5/13/24: Hamas Back in Cleared Areas of Gaza

SkyWatchTV Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2024 15:00

Reporting from Jerusalem: Hamas is proving to be frustratingly resilient. IDF units have entered the Gazan communities of Jabaliya for the second time and Zeitoun for the third, because terrorists reappeared in those areas that were previously thought to be cleared of Hamas. 5) IDF active in several areas of Gaza, including places thought to be cleared of Hamas; 4) Hamas launches new rocket barrages at towns in southern Israel; 3) Hamas trying to stop aid from getting to citizens of Gaza; 2) UN votes to grant Palestinian Authority powers and rights of member state; 1) Final thoughts from the Temple Mount. FOLLOW US! X: @Five_In_Ten and @WatchSkyWatchTV YouTube: @SkyWatchTVnow @SimplyHIS @FiveInTen Rumble: @SkyWatchTV Facebook: @SkyWatchTV @SimplyHIS @EdensEssentials Instagram: @SkyWatchTV @SimplyHisShow @EdensEssentialsUSA TikTok: @SkyWatchTV @SimplyHisShow @EdensEssentials SkyWatchTV.com | SkyWatchTVStore.com | EdensEssentials.com | WhisperingPoniesRanch.com

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Israel's 76th Independence Day—What Is the Way Forward?

פודקאסטרטגי

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2024 20:26

On the occasion of Israel's 76th Independence Day, INSS researcher Adi Kantor discusses with Maj. Gen. (res.) Tamir Hayman, executive director of INSS and former chief of the IDF Intelligence Directorate, about the significance of “Israeli independence” in the shadow of the October 7th massacre and the Israel–Gaza war. Together they analyze the current situation in Gaza, particularly in Rafah and Jabaliya, and discuss the importance of establishing an alternative civilian authority in Gaza to replace Hamas and hopefully bring about a solid hostage deal and a safe return of Israeli citizens who have been displaced from their homes in the Gaza border communities. Furthermore, they address Hezbollah's current strategy in the north and the danger of Israel's paralysis in response to this threat and the ways to end it. They also discuss the lack of a viable solution for the tens of thousands of displaced Israelis who are eager to return home. Finally, they focus on the crucial need for a regional alliance in order to effectively counter Iran and the threat of the Shiite axis.

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Hamas Back in Cleared Areas of Gaza

Five in Ten

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2024 14:18

Reporting from Jerusalem: Hamas is proving to be frustratingly resilient. IDF units have entered the Gazan communities of Jabaliya for the second time and Zeitoun for the third, because terrorists reappeared in areas that were previously thought to be cleared of Hamas.5) IDF active in several areas of Gaza, including places thought to be cleared of Hamas; 4) Hamas launches new rocket barrages at towns in southern Israel; 3) Hamas trying to stop aid from getting to citizens of Gaza; 2) UN votes to grant Palestinian Authority powers and rights of member state; 1) Final thoughts from the Temple Mount.FOLLOW US!X: @Five_In_Ten and @WatchSkyWatchTVYouTube: @SkyWatchTVnow @SimplyHIS @FiveInTenRumble: @SkyWatchTVFacebook: @SkyWatchTV @SimplyHIS @EdensEssentialsInstagram: @SkyWatchTV @SimplyHisShow @EdensEssentialsUSATikTok: @SkyWatchTV @SimplyHisShow @EdensEssentialsSkyWatchTV.com | SkyWatchTVStore.com | EdensEssentials.com | WhisperingPoniesRanch.com

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Day 219 - IDF preps more Rafah ops while fighting in Gaza's north

Revue de presse internationale

Play Episode Listen Later May 12, 2024 22:24

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. It is day 219 of the war with Hamas. Military reporter Emanuel Fabian joins host Amanda Borschel-Dan for today's episode. Palestinian media reported this morning that there is renewed fighting in northern Gaza's Jabaliya. Fabian describes fighting in all parts of Gaza, from north to south, including parts that were previously declared taken. In the initial evacuation zone and other areas of Rafah, around 300,000 Palestinians have evacuated to a designated “humanitarian zone,” according to IDF assessments. The IDF announced yesterday that it had successfully coordinated the opening of a field hospital in this area. Who is running this hospital and what other facilities are there? This morning an explosion was seen on northern Israel's coast near the community of Rosh Hanikra, after sirens warned of an incoming drone launched from Lebanon. This is after a weekend of barrages that sparked fires. We hear what has happened on the northern border over the past several days. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant slammed Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on Friday for continuing to hold up approving the purchase of two fighter jet squadrons for the Israeli Air Force amid the war. Fabian explains the consequences of the delay-causing power play. Israel is readying to mark Memorial Day for the first time since the October 7 onslaught and the ensuing war. As of this recording, 25,040 have died during service to the country since 1860. Fabian delves into the categories of the fallen and describes a schoolmate, Sgt. First Class Yosef Malachi Guedalia, who was killed on October 7 while defending Kibbutz Kfar Aza. For the latest updates, please see The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: IDF calls on Gazans to leave additional Rafah neighborhoods as it presses operation Gallant blasts Smotrich for mid-war holdup of fighter jet procurement A dark year: 766 soldiers, 834 civilians killed since last Memorial Day Sgt. First Class Yosef Malachi Guedalia, 22: ‘A very gentle, sweet person' THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode was produced by the Pod-Waves. IMAGE: IDF troops operate in the Gaza City neighborhood of Zeitoun, in a handout image released May 11, 2024. (Israel Defense Forces)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

À la Une: la famine comme arme de guerre à Gaza

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 19, 2024 4:43

Mahmoud Shalabi est directeur principal du programme d'aide médicale aux Palestiniens à Gaza. Au travers de notes vocales et de messages envoyés par les réseaux sociaux, il témoigne dans les colonnes du Guardian à Londres : « Quand je me rends au marché autrefois animé du camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya, il n'y a plus d'échoppes, plus de nourriture à vendre, affirme-t-il. Le riz, les lentilles et les haricots ont disparu. Il ne reste que des épices ou des noix, à des prix prohibitifs. Même les petites collations que nous donnions à nos enfants sont devenues un luxe inaccessible. Certaines personnes que j'ai rencontrées survivent avec seulement une tasse de café par jour. Les parents donnent toute la nourriture qu'ils peuvent trouver à leurs enfants affamés. Chaque personne que je connais à Gaza a perdu du poids, en moyenne entre 10 et 30 kilos. Mes enfants et moi avons également perdu du poids ; mes collègues sont choqués lorsqu'ils me voient amaigri sur les photos. J'ai récemment vu un homme donner quelques chips à ses deux enfants et je me souviens qu'il disait : "vas-y doucement, car je n'ai plus rien et c'est ton repas de la journée". Des enfants ont même commencé à sortir dans la rue avec leurs assiettes, leurs casseroles et leurs cuillères vides, en frappant dessus et en criant qu'ils veulent manger. (…) Ne nous y trompons pas, affirme encore Mahmoud Shalabi dans le Guardian : le gouvernement israélien utilise la famine comme arme de guerre à Gaza. Il s'agit d'une crise d'origine humaine entièrement évitable et qui peut prendre fin dès maintenant. L'aide cosmétique des États-Unis, du Royaume-Uni et d'autres États, tels que les largages aériens et les ports maritimes temporaires, ne constituent pas une solution pour mettre fin à la famine. »D'ici mai, la faim sévira partout dans l'enclaveLibération à Paris précise : « Un Gazaoui sur deux connaît une situation alimentaire catastrophique en raison des bombardements incessants et des restrictions imposées par l'État hébreu sur l'acheminement de l'aide humanitaire. À ce jour, 27 décès dus à la famine et à la déshydratation ont déjà été signalés à Gaza, dont 23 enfants. Et en l'absence de mesures "urgentes", en particulier dans le Nord, la famine sévira d'ici au mois de mai dans l'enclave, alertent les agences spécialisées des Nations unies. Samedi, précise encore Libération, la cargaison du premier bateau d'aide humanitaire, en provenance du port chypriote de Larnaca et qui transportait 200 tonnes de nourriture, a été déchargée dans la bande de Gaza. Mais cette aide est encore largement insuffisante au vu des immenses besoins de la population. Certaines denrées sont par ailleurs revendues à prix d'or par des "profiteurs de guerre" qui n'hésitent pas à faire flamber les prix de ces produits rares sur les étals des marchés pour s'enrichir. »Négociations au point mortPourtant, relève le Washington Post, « cela fait des semaines que les organisations humanitaires internationales ont lancé l'alerte ». Et maintenant, « plus d'un million de personnes, soit environ la moitié de la population du territoire assiégé, devraient être confrontées à des niveaux catastrophiques de famine d'ici juillet. (…) Cette situation calamiteuse est d'autant plus stupéfiante, souligne le quotidien américain, qu'elle est entièrement la conséquence de décisions humaines : la population civile de Gaza meurt de faim à cause du siège israélien, et non à cause d'un tremblement de terre, d'une sécheresse prolongée ou d'autres catastrophes naturelles. Une réalité préoccupante pour les responsables de l'ONU ».Pour leur part, pointe encore le Washington Post, « les responsables israéliens, principalement le Premier ministre Benyamin Netanyahu, semblent insensibles à la situation. Ils accusent le Hamas d'être à l'origine de cette crise ». Et « aucun répit n'est en vue, Israël et le Hamas étant toujours en désaccord sur la possibilité d'un cessez-le-feu négocié par les médiateurs américains et arabes ».Une opération de maintien de la paix ?Comment sortir de cette crise ? Le quotidien belge Le Soir en appelle à l'ONU. « Les Nations unies doivent agir de toute urgence pour adopter une résolution et créer une organisation humanitaire chargée d'agir aux côtés de celles déjà présentes à Gaza. Une opération de maintien de la paix doit aussi voir le jour, comme il fut possible de le faire au Kosovo en 1999. Et surtout, encourager la mise en place d'une procédure accélérée pour identifier et juger tous les auteurs de crimes commis dans les deux camps depuis le 7 octobre 2023. »Et Le Soir de lancer cette supplique : « Comment la communauté des nations, les femmes et les hommes de paix, qu'ils soient juifs, musulmans, chrétiens ou non-croyants, peuvent-ils ne pas réagir en présence de tant de souffrance ? Nous pensons qu'avec un minimum de bonne volonté, une initiative pourrait s'ouvrir, sans attendre, pour peu que le courage politique n'ait pas entièrement déserté. (…) Les États membres du Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU doivent sans plus attendre assumer les responsabilités que la Charte des Nations unies et la communauté des nations leur ont confiées, conclut le quotidien belge. Faute de quoi notre indifférence collective contribuerait à prolonger sans fin l'enchaînement infernal qui se produit sous nos yeux au Proche-Orient. »

À Gaza, Saïd Kilani, photojournaliste au péril de sa vie

Reportage International

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 7, 2024 2:30

Plus de 100 journalistes ont été tués à Gaza depuis le 7 octobre, selon les chiffres du Syndicat des journalistes palestiniens. Si certains ont été tués dans l'exercice de leur fonction, d'autres ont péri comme le reste des victimes gazaouies, chez eux, sous les bombes israéliennes. Témoignage à Jabaliya d'un photoreporter gazaoui. De notre correspondant à Jérusalem,Saïd Kilani, 39 ans, est photojournaliste indépendant. « Je suis reporter de guerre. Je couvre essentiellement l'actualité dans le nord de Gaza. J'ai refusé catégoriquement l'ordre émis par les forces d'occupation israéliennes, qui nous ont demandé de quitter nos maisons », explique-t-il.Le 13 décembre dernier, Saïd est arrêté par l'armée israélienne, puis relâché. « Ils m'ont gardé 14 heures. J'ai été torturé et humilié. Ils avaient tous les renseignements sur moi. Pour eux, être journaliste, c'est une menace. Ils m'ont arrêté alors que je couvrais la situation dans un hôpital. J'étais le seul photoreporter présent dans le nord de Gaza. »Selon Saïd, derrière son interpellation et le ciblage délibéré des journalistes gazaouis, se cache la volonté israélienne d'étouffer l'information. « Les soldats ont brûlé mes appareils photo, ma caméra, mon gilet pare-balle, mon casque et mon ordinateur portable. Je n'ai plus rien. J'ai tenté désespérément de récupérer mon disque dur, mais je n'ai rien pu sauver. »« Le jour du Jugement dernier »« Même si je n'ai plus de caméra pour documenter les atrocités que nous subissons, il me reste toujours ma voix pour raconter l'horreur », dit Saïd Kilani. « Je suis journaliste, je sais mettre des mots sur une situation pour la décrire avec précision. Je n'exagère pas : c'est le jour du Jugement dernier. Nous n'avons plus rien à manger. Il n'y a pas un crime que vous puissiez imaginer qui n'ait pas été commis, ici, dans le nord de Gaza. Comment nous faisons pour survivre ? La majorité des habitants du nord sont partis. Donc, nous pillons les maisons vides. Nous prenons tout ce que nous trouvons : du pain, de la farine, des légumes secs. Et nous passons comme ça, de maison abandonnée en maison abandonnée. Parfois, les gens attendent que les soldats israéliens quittent leur position, et vont récupérer leurs restes d'eau et de nourriture. »Saïd est père de trois enfants. Il y a dix jours, son aîné, Sajed, 16 ans, a été tué d'une balle dans le cou. « Abattu par un sniper israélien en pleine rue », affirme-t-il. « Je veux mettre mes autres enfants et ma femme à l'abri. Je veux vivre en sécurité, ailleurs qu'à Gaza. Ici, on n'a même plus d'eau potable. Nous voyons des larves d'insectes bouger dans l'eau que nous buvons. J'ai été contacté par la Fédération internationale des journalistes. Je leur ai demandé une protection ».Plus de 100 journalistes ont été tués à Gaza depuis le 7 octobre, selon les chiffres du Syndicat des journalistes palestiniens. Les deux derniers ont péri dimanche matin, dans une frappe attribuée à Israël alors qu'ils circulaient à bord d'une voiture dans le sud du territoire palestinien. Al-Jazeera accuse l'armée israélienne de « cibler » les journalistes palestiniens à Gaza. L'armée israélienne se justifie : « Nous ne ciblons pas les journalistes, mais nous ne pouvons pas non plus garantir leur protection. »

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À Gaza, Saïd Kilani, photojournaliste au péril de sa vie

Reportage international

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 7, 2024 2:30

Plus de 100 journalistes ont été tués à Gaza depuis le 7 octobre, selon les chiffres du Syndicat des journalistes palestiniens. Si certains ont été tués dans l'exercice de leur fonction, d'autres ont péri comme le reste des victimes gazaouies, chez eux, sous les bombes israéliennes. Témoignage à Jabaliya d'un photoreporter gazaoui. De notre correspondant à Jérusalem,Saïd Kilani, 39 ans, est photojournaliste indépendant. « Je suis reporter de guerre. Je couvre essentiellement l'actualité dans le nord de Gaza. J'ai refusé catégoriquement l'ordre émis par les forces d'occupation israéliennes, qui nous ont demandé de quitter nos maisons », explique-t-il.Le 13 décembre dernier, Saïd est arrêté par l'armée israélienne, puis relâché. « Ils m'ont gardé 14 heures. J'ai été torturé et humilié. Ils avaient tous les renseignements sur moi. Pour eux, être journaliste, c'est une menace. Ils m'ont arrêté alors que je couvrais la situation dans un hôpital. J'étais le seul photoreporter présent dans le nord de Gaza. »Selon Saïd, derrière son interpellation et le ciblage délibéré des journalistes gazaouis, se cache la volonté israélienne d'étouffer l'information. « Les soldats ont brûlé mes appareils photo, ma caméra, mon gilet pare-balle, mon casque et mon ordinateur portable. Je n'ai plus rien. J'ai tenté désespérément de récupérer mon disque dur, mais je n'ai rien pu sauver. »« Le jour du Jugement dernier »« Même si je n'ai plus de caméra pour documenter les atrocités que nous subissons, il me reste toujours ma voix pour raconter l'horreur », dit Saïd Kilani. « Je suis journaliste, je sais mettre des mots sur une situation pour la décrire avec précision. Je n'exagère pas : c'est le jour du Jugement dernier. Nous n'avons plus rien à manger. Il n'y a pas un crime que vous puissiez imaginer qui n'ait pas été commis, ici, dans le nord de Gaza. Comment nous faisons pour survivre ? La majorité des habitants du nord sont partis. Donc, nous pillons les maisons vides. Nous prenons tout ce que nous trouvons : du pain, de la farine, des légumes secs. Et nous passons comme ça, de maison abandonnée en maison abandonnée. Parfois, les gens attendent que les soldats israéliens quittent leur position, et vont récupérer leurs restes d'eau et de nourriture. »Saïd est père de trois enfants. Il y a dix jours, son aîné, Sajed, 16 ans, a été tué d'une balle dans le cou. « Abattu par un sniper israélien en pleine rue », affirme-t-il. « Je veux mettre mes autres enfants et ma femme à l'abri. Je veux vivre en sécurité, ailleurs qu'à Gaza. Ici, on n'a même plus d'eau potable. Nous voyons des larves d'insectes bouger dans l'eau que nous buvons. J'ai été contacté par la Fédération internationale des journalistes. Je leur ai demandé une protection ».Plus de 100 journalistes ont été tués à Gaza depuis le 7 octobre, selon les chiffres du Syndicat des journalistes palestiniens. Les deux derniers ont péri dimanche matin, dans une frappe attribuée à Israël alors qu'ils circulaient à bord d'une voiture dans le sud du territoire palestinien. Al-Jazeera accuse l'armée israélienne de « cibler » les journalistes palestiniens à Gaza. L'armée israélienne se justifie : « Nous ne ciblons pas les journalistes, mais nous ne pouvons pas non plus garantir leur protection. »

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Day 76 - A visit to Gaza's 'underground terror city'

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2023 24:42

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Today is day 76 of the war. Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian joins host Amanda Borschel-Dan for today's podcast. As of this morning, 137 soldiers have fallen during the Gaza ground operations. Fabian updates on the status of the fighting in the Stri, north and south. Ahmed Kahlot, the director of Gaza's Kamal Adwan hospital in Jabaliya has revealed in a Shin Bet interrogation that his northern Gaza hospital was turned into a military facility under Hamas's control and that at one point, it had housed a kidnapped soldier. Fabian tells us more. Fabian reports back from his trip this week to Gaza City and a look at the underground terror city concealed under its surface, including private tunnels for Hamas leadership and an intricate network with plumbing, electricity and elevators. A military investigation into the accidental killing of the three escaped hostages in the Gaza Strip by Israeli soldiers has found that one of the captives was recorded days earlier on a dog camera shouting for help during a gun battle between troops and Hamas terrorists at a site where they were being held. But, as Fabian explains, the recording didn't make it to intelligence in time. Finally, Iris Haim, whose son Yotam was shot dead in error by IDF troops in northern Gaza, recorded a message on Wednesday for the soldiers who killed him, telling them that she and her family love them and do not blame them for his death. Fabian relays her frankly heroic message. For the latest updates, please look at The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: Live blog December 21, 2023 IDF says it's fighting in new areas as it nears end of ground offensive in north Gaza Gaza hospital director admits Hamas used medical complex as operational hub Under the heart of Gaza City, IDF digs up a vast hive of lairs where Hamas's elite hid IDF dog recorded escaped hostage calling for help days before mistaken slayings ‘Not your fault': Mother sends love, support to troops who killed son in tragic error THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: Israeli soldiers are seen on a Namer APC near Palestine Square in Gaza City's Rimal neighborhood, December 19, 2023. (Emanuel Fabian/Times of Israel)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Day 64 - Failed hostage rescue as IDF pushes into Hamas strongholds

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2023 23:25

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Today is day 64 of the war with Hamas. Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian joins host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's episode. The airforce, navy and ground troops continue to operate in all parts of Gaza. As of this morning, 91 soldiers have fallen in the ground operation. We begin today's episode with a failed hostage rescue attempt between Thursday and Friday night in which two soldiers were seriously wounded and several hostage takers were killed, but no hostages were freed. We hear updates on what is happening on the ground in Gaza, including the discovery of arms hidden inside a school's teddy bear. Fabian also explains the widely circulated pictures of Gaza men stripped to their underwear. We turn to the northern border and learn about IDF drone strikes in Syria. Fabian recently joined the 261st Brigade's 8717th “Alon” Battalion, in the town of Salatin, on the outskirts of Jabaliya, in northern Gaza. We hear what he learned there. A senior Israeli defense official was quoted in media reports that the Israeli military needs another three to four weeks to complete its current offensive in southern Gaza's Khan Younis and a similar amount of time after that to wrap up the first stage of the war against Hamas. Fabian weighs in and explains what the next stages may look like. For the latest updates, please look at The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: Live blog December 9, 2023 2 troops seriously hurt in failed Gaza hostage rescue; Gallant: signs Hamas is breaking Footage shows numerous Gaza terror suspects who apparently surrendered to IDF troops 4 said killed in alleged Israeli drone strike in Syria; rockets fired from Lebanon Hamas broke temporary truce in Gaza minutes after it began, senior IDF officer says IDF needs about 2 more months in Gaza to wrap up 1st stage of war, Israel believes THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: An Israeli soldier lights candles on the second night of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah near the Israeli border with Syria, December 8, 2023. (Michael Giladi/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hundreds leave Gaza hospital as many feared killed at UN shelter

Global News Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2023 28:10

Hundreds of people including patients left Al Shifa Hospital on Saturday. The Hamas-run health authorities say 80 people were killed in two airstrikes on Jabaliya refugee camp. Also: Elon Musk has hailed the latest launch of his giant Starship rocket as a success, even though it blew up, and what's in the etiquette guide on the correct way to use mobile phones.

Day 43 - ToI goes inside Gaza's Shati Camp

KPFA - The Pacifica Evening News, Weekdays

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2023 23:32

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Today is day 43 of the war. Military reporter Emanuel Fabian and US bureau chief Jacob Magid join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's podcast. Today, finally, patients, staff and displaced people left the Shifa Hospital compound, leaving behind only a skeleton crew to care for those too sick to move and Israeli forces in control of the facility. What are the IDF's plans now? The IDF says it is expanding operations in the Gaza Strip, with offensives being carried out in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City, and in Jabaliya. Both the areas are regarded as Hamas strongholds. Where will the troops go from here? The IDF and Shin Bet security service said Saturday that a number of terrorists killed in an overnight West Bank operation were planning “imminent” attacks on Israeli civilians and troops. Fabian describes the air strike in this West Bank area, followed by a raid and clashes between gunmen and soldiers. The rockets are unabated from Lebanon and yesterday saw several civilians injured. Fabian describes the tit-for-tat fighting. Late last week Fabian went inside Gaza City's Shati camp with troops of the Nahal Infantry Brigade's 50th Battalion. He describes what he saw. Yesterday, Israel agreed to regular daily fuel deliveries into the Gaza Strip for the first time since the war against Hamas began last month. Magid explains what this policy change signifies. Israel's window to operate in the Hamas-run enclave with Washington's support is not closing, Magid hears from several officials. He explains why. Magid brings the story of a pro-Israel lawmaker who is criticizing the Jewish state opening. Why is this happening? For the latest updates, please look at The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: Live blog November 18, 2023 Most patients, staff, displaced leave Shifa Hospital area; IDF pushes deeper into Gaza Lebanon rocket attacks target northern towns; IDF strikes Hezbollah in response IDF, Shin Bet: Terror cell planning ‘imminent attacks' targeted in West Bank operation In Gaza's Shati camp, senior officer says ‘nothing' can stop IDF advance on Hamas In shift, Israel agrees to regularly let fuel into Gaza, drawing outrage in coalition Israel doesn't feel US closing window of support for IDF's Gaza offensive – official In a shift, US Jewish lawmakers ramp up criticism of Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: IDF soldiers in the Gaza Strip in a handout photo distributed on November 17, 2023. (Israel Defense Forces)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

U.S. President Joe Biden's administration says Israel will allow a four-hour humanitarian pause each day in its combat operations in northern Gaza to allow civilians to flee to the south – Thursday, November 9, 2023

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 9, 2023 59:58

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. U.S. President Joe Biden's administration says Israel will allow a four-hour humanitarian pause each day in its combat operations in northern Gaza to allow civilians to flee to the south. Global day of action held calling for ceasefire in Gaza, with protests in New York, San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, and more. Democratic Representative Cori Bush of Missouri joined a group of veterans in front of the nation's capital today, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein announces her entry into the 2024 presidential race. Democratic senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia has announced that he won't seek reelection. Climate activists from the Bay Climate Action coalition gathered at Yerba Buena Gardens to hold a rally outside of Indo-Pacific Economic Framework negotiations ahead of next week's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond held a Homeless Education Summit with lawmakers and educators to discuss the educational impacts caused by student homelessness amid the ongoing housing crisis in the state. A man sits on the rubble as others wander among debris of buildings that were targeted by Israeli airstrikes in Jabaliya refugee camp, northern Gaza Strip, Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023. A new U.N. report paints a stark picture of the devastating collapsing Palestinian economy after a month of war and Israel's near total siege of Gaza. (AP Photo/Abed Khaled, File) The post U.S. President Joe Biden's administration says Israel will allow a four-hour humanitarian pause each day in its combat operations in northern Gaza to allow civilians to flee to the south – Thursday, November 9, 2023 appeared first on KPFA.

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U.S. President Joe Biden's administration says Israel will allow a four-hour humanitarian pause each day in its combat operations in northern Gaza to allow civilians to flee to the south – Thursday, November 9, 2023

KPFA - The Pacifica Evening News, Weekdays

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 9, 2023 59:59

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. U.S. President Joe Biden's administration says Israel will allow a four-hour humanitarian pause each day in its combat operations in northern Gaza to allow civilians to flee to the south. Global day of action held calling for ceasefire in Gaza, with protests in New York, San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, and more. Democratic Representative Cori Bush of Missouri joined a group of veterans in front of the nation's capital today, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein announces her entry into the 2024 presidential race. Democratic senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia has announced that he won't seek reelection. Climate activists from the Bay Climate Action coalition gathered at Yerba Buena Gardens to hold a rally outside of Indo-Pacific Economic Framework negotiations ahead of next week's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond held a Homeless Education Summit with lawmakers and educators to discuss the educational impacts caused by student homelessness amid the ongoing housing crisis in the state. A man sits on the rubble as others wander among debris of buildings that were targeted by Israeli airstrikes in Jabaliya refugee camp, northern Gaza Strip, Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023. A new U.N. report paints a stark picture of the devastating collapsing Palestinian economy after a month of war and Israel's near total siege of Gaza. (AP Photo/Abed Khaled, File) The post U.S. President Joe Biden's administration says Israel will allow a four-hour humanitarian pause each day in its combat operations in northern Gaza to allow civilians to flee to the south – Thursday, November 9, 2023 appeared first on KPFA.

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Bataille de Gaza : Et si Israël avait déjà perdu ? | Bertrand Badie

Le Média

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 7, 2023 40:14

▶ Il y a dix-neuf ans, Bertrand Badie publiait un ouvrage au titre puissant : “L'impuissance de la puissance - essai sur les nouvelles relations internationales”. Et si cet axiome, qui s'est appliqué aux Etats-Unis dans leurs aventures impériales en Irak et en Afghanistan, et même à l'OTAN en Libye, était sur le point d'être confirmé au Proche-Orient ? Et si la puissance de feu de l'armée israélienne, et ses capacités de destruction annonçaient déjà une impasse militaire, stratégique et morale ? Et si Tel Aviv et Washington étaient sur le point de se confronter à un dangereux isolement diplomatique ? Le bombardement du camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya constitue un moment dans cette offensive israélienne à Gaza suite aux attaques du Hamas le 7 octobre dernier ? Et au fond, est-ce que ce n'était pas prévisible, inéluctable, ce type de configurations ? Le spectre du retournement de l'opinion publique plane avec des insiders qui se rebiffent et se posent en lanceurs d'alerte ainsi que des célébrités qui dénoncent… un cocktail que l'on a déjà vu à l'œuvre ailleurs, et qui souvent annoncent l'échec moral d'une guerre qui du coup ne peut pas être totalement gagnée. Benjamin Netanyahou ignorait-il le type de piège mortel auquel il s'exposait ? A rebours de l'évidence du terrain militaire, ce sont ces questions que Théophile Kouamouo a voulu évoquer, aujourd'hui justement avec Bertrand Badie, politiste, spécialiste des relations internationales et professeur émérite à Sciences Po, dans ce nouvel épisode de sa chronique “Le Monde n'a pas de centre”. ▶ On est là ! Jamais un média populaire et indépendant, qui n'est détenu ni par de riches oligarques ni par l'Etat, n'avait arraché le droit d'être diffusé à la TV ! Nous si ! RDV sur le canal 350 de la freebox, et toujours sur Youtube et sur notre site internet ! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Israel Brought to Task: Pentagon Questions 'Thinking and Process' Behind Gaza Refugee Camp Bombing

Knewz

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2023 3:30

The Pentagon has confronted Israel for its bombardment of the densely populated Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza that killed dozens.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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November 3, 2023

World Socialist Web Site Daily Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 3, 2023 18:15

Speech by Joe Kishore: "Mobilize the working class to stop the genocide in Gaza!" / Israel strikes Jabaliya refugee camp for third day running as war crimes pile up in Gaza

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Guerre Israël-Hamas : la région au bord de l'embrasement, Nasrallah prend la parole

Une semaine dans le monde

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 3, 2023 43:59

Cette quatrième semaine de guerre entre Israël et le Hamas a été marquée par le bombardement de Jabaliya - le plus grand camp de réfugiés - situé dans le nord de Gaza, les premières évacuations de Gazaouis vers l'Égypte, par les exactions commises par des colons israéliens à l'encontre de Palestiniens en Cisjordanie, la seconde visite d'Antony Blinken en Israël ou encore par la première prise de parole au Liban du chef du Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah. Une région au bord de l'embrasement.

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Special - The 2023 Gaza War, Ep. 13 w/ Maryam Jamshidi

American Prestige

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2023 22:17

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.americanprestigepod.comDerek speaks with Maryam Jamshidi, associate professor of law at the University of Colorado, about the legal ramifications of what's happening in Gaza under international law. Then Danny and Derek give a news update for subscribers.Here are Al Jazeera's updates on the Jabaliya strikes and the conflict.Note: since the time of recording, the casualty figu…

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GAZA - L'ONU dénonce les bombardements sur les civils palestiniens

Un air d'amérique

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2023 1:34

Ce 1er novembre, le patron de l'agence pour les réfugiés palestiniens de l'ONU a pu entrer dans Gaza pour la première fois depuis le début de la guerre il y a 26 jours. Et ce alors que les bombardements israéliens de cibles civiles sont toujours dans le collimateur de l'ONU. L'une de nos correspondantes aux Etats-Unis, Carrie Nooten, relève l'indignation générale à l'ONU. On dénonce l'impact qu'ont les attaques sur le camp de civils de Jabaliya et sur les enfants notamment.

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Les bombardements répétés sur le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya "pourraient être des crimes de guerre" dit l'ONU

International Edition - Voice of America

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2023 13:55

durée : 00:13:55 - Journal de 7 h - Les bombardements israéliens sur le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya sèment la peur chez les Gazaouis. Témoignage et reportage dans cette édition.

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INTERNATIONAL EDITION: Israel Strikes Jabaliya Refugee Camp for a Second Day - November 01, 2023

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2023 25:00

Israel claims the strikes were aimed at Hamas leadership as they attack the Jabaliya refugee camp for a second day. People are allowed to cross from Gaza to Egypt. We look at the potential role of Hezbollah as the conflict deepens, and King Charles honors veterans in Kenya.

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Les bombardements répétés sur le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya "pourraient être des crimes de guerre" dit l'ONU

Le journal de 7h00

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2023 13:55

durée : 00:13:55 - Journal de 7 h - Les bombardements israéliens sur le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya sèment la peur chez les Gazaouis. Témoignage et reportage dans cette édition.

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Bombardare un campo profughi è un crimine di guerra

News dal pianeta Terra

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2023 9:28

Dopo il bombardamento sul campo profughi di Jabaliya, anche le Nazioni Unite aprono alla possibilità di condannare Israele per crimini di guerra. Mentre Nethanyahu è sempre più ingombrante per ogni processo di pace.Giorgio Vacchiano, forestale, ci racconta di come alcuni ricercatori vogliano provare a ripristinare fiducia nel sistema dei crediti di carbonio volontari – colpiti negli ultimi anni da diversi scandali.Puoi scriverci alla mail podcast@lifegate.it e trovare tutti gli approfondimenti sul sito di LifeGate. Rassegna stampa: Bombardato il campo profughi di Jabaliya a Gaza, centinaia le vittime, Simone Santi L'Europa attende la tempesta Ciaran: coste occidentali in allerta, in Italia da giovedì, Andrea Barolini La finestra per limitare il riscaldamento climatico a 1,5 gradi è quasi chiusa, Andrea Barolini

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Pourquoi Israël a-t-il frappé un camp de réfugiés dans la bande de Gaza?

La question info

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2023 4:01

Des bombardements qui pourraient être, selon le Haut-Commissariat aux droits de l'homme de l'ONU, des "crimes de guerre". Le camp de Jabaliya, le plus grand camp de réfugiés de la bande de Gaza, a été ciblé mardi et mercredi par des frappes israéliennes. Des secouristes affirment à nos confrères de l'AFP que des "familles entières" ont été décimées. Mais pourquoi ce camp en particulier a-t-il été visé? Et comment la communauté internationale réagit-elle? On pose ces questions à Ulysse Gosset, éditorialiste politique internationale à BFMTV.

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Yemen Just DECLARED War On Israel | What Does This Mean For The Region?

HaYovel | The Heartland Connection

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2023 17:05

Yemen just declared war on Israel, yes you heard that right. We're going to get into what that means for Israel and the region. The IDF made major gains in the northern Gaza stronghold of Jabaliya, killing 50 terrorists, in the process. And we have a crazy video showing you just how huge the Hamas terror tunnels in Gaza are.

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November 1, 2023

World Socialist Web Site Daily Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2023 33:48

Israel's bombing of the Jabaliya refugee camp: Another atrocity in the genocide in Gaza / White House in discussions with Israel on deploying US troops to Gaza / Germany's defence minister calls for total militarisation: “We have to become fit for war”

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INTERNATIONAL EDITION: Dozens Dead, Including a Hamas Commander in Gaza Airstrike - October 31, 2023

International Edition - Voice of America

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2023 25:00

Dozens of civilians were killed along with a Hamas commander in an Israeli airstrike in the Jabaliya camp in Gaza on Tuesday. The U.S. Congress takes up the issue of funding aid for Israel and Ukraine. Plus, how will the expulsion of Afghans from Pakistan affect the economy?

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L'offensive terrestre à Gaza accentue la fracture mondiale

Décryptage

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2023 19:30

Selon le ministère de la Santé du Hamas à Gaza, l'offensive israélienne a déjà fait près de 9 000 morts, dont plus de 3 600 enfants. Le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya déjà visé, mardi 31 octobre, par des bombardements, a de nouveau été touché, ce mercredi 1er novembre 2023, faisant des dizaines de victimes supplémentaires. Ce bilan effrayant suscite évidemment de nombreuses réactions à travers le monde, et alimente une flambée d'antisémitisme en Europe. Aux États-Unis, plus sûr soutien d'Israël, les appels à faire pression pour que cesse l'offensive en cours deviennent de plus en plus pressants. La Jordanie a rappelé aujourd'hui son ambassadeur en Israël en signe de protestation. La Bolivie a suspendu ses relations diplomatiques avec l'État hébreu. Après la guerre en Ukraine, celle entre Israël et le Hamas, nourrit la défiance du sud global envers l'Occident, accusé d'un deux poids, deux mesures. Et ce, pour le plus grand bonheur de la Russie.Avec nos invités : Younes Belfellah, enseignant-chercheur à l'Université de Paris 8, spécialiste du Moyen-Orient Jean-Paul Chagnollaud, professeur émérite des Universités et président de l'IReMMO (Institut de recherche de d'études sur la Méditerranée et le Moyen-Orient), auteur de plusieurs livres sur le Proche-Orient et co-auteur de Le rendez-vous manqué des peuples - De l'échec des révolutions populaires aux dérives populistes, éditions Autrement.

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À la Une: des dizaines de morts à Gaza après une frappe israélienne sur le camp de Jabaliya

Revue de presse internationale

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2023 4:04

Israël a bombardé mardi le quartier de Jabaliya dans la bande de Gaza. Il est très difficile d'établir un bilan précis, et après les doutes qui ont entouré l'explosion dans un hôpital gazaoui il y a deux semaines, la plupart des journaux se montrent prudents. À l'image de Die Welt qui rappelle qu'à ce stade, « les informations n'ont pas pu être vérifiées de manière indépendante ». Ce qui est sûr, c'est qu'Israël a reconnu avoir frappé ce camp de réfugiés, avec pour cible, plusieurs chefs du Hamas.Un Hamas qui, précisément, se frotte les mains de ces victimes civiles, dénonce Die Welt encore : le journal allemand accuse le groupe armé d'être « tout à fait prêt à sacrifier des millions de Palestiniens pour sa propre cause idéologique ». Et ce en vertu d'une logique selon laquelle « plus les gens meurent, plus les combattants du Hamas sont disposés et déterminés à échanger des coups avec Israël ». Cette dialectique a, pour Die Welt, au moins un mérite : elle révèle que « même après une quinzaine d'années au pouvoir, [le Hamas] continue de se considérer comme un mouvement idéologique et non comme un gouvernement ».Situation humanitaire catastrophiqueDans un Gaza « isolé et affamé, nous vivons comme des animaux », lâche un Palestinien interrogé par El Pais. L'eau manque, la farine aussi, et il faut, décrit le titre espagnol, « faire du feu » avec le bois ramassé çà et là pour « cuisiner du pain ».Le tout sous les bombardements de plus en plus intenses d'Israël, et sur les ruines où « les corps se décomposent » malgré les tentatives de dégager les gravats, raconte le Times britannique. Car le travail des secouristes est « entravé par le manque de carburant » et par « les coupures de connexions téléphoniques et internet » vendredi : « pendant 36 heures, souligne le Times, les ambulances et autres véhicules de secours ne savaient pas où aller, puisque personne ne pouvait les appeler à l'aide ».Les violences en hausseLa hausse du climat de violences inquiète de nombreux titres… à commencer par le New York Times qui voit dans cette « atmosphère de peur si palpable (...) un changement fondamental dans l'existence des juifs d'Europe ». Dessins d'étoiles de David sur les portes, alertes à la bombe dans des magasins juifs, augmentation de près de 250% des actes antisémites en Allemagne. Qu'elles sont loin, « les veillées à la bougie, calmes et paisibles, du début du mois » d'octobre, regrette le Washington Post.Aux États-Unis, ce climat de peur est particulièrement visible sur les campus universitaires. Et dans un pays où la liberté d'expression est entendue au sens très large, érigée en droit intouchable, « c'est un vrai défi pour les dirigeants d'université qui doivent trouver l'équilibre entre autoriser les étudiants à énoncer leurs idées tout en faisant en sorte que les différentes communautés du campus se sentent en sécurité ». Un véritable casse-tête car rappelle le Washington Post, « même quand la haine des juifs est évidente [dans un propos], ce dernier reste généralement légal ».Les communautés musulmanes ciblées aussiIl y a d'abord ces vidéos d'influenceurs, de plus en plus nombreuses sur TikTok, rapporte L'Orient-Le Jour. Des blogueurs qui se griment en victimes palestiniennes, à grands renforts de farine censée représenter la poussière des débris et de ketchup. « Un nouveau fond de cynisme et de complaisance dans l'horreur », dénonce le quotidien libanais.Et cela ne s'arrête pas à des vidéos de (très) mauvais goût. Depuis le 7 octobre, rapporte le New York Times, plusieurs femmes portant le hijab ont été agressées dans différentes villes, et divers signalements ont été faits auprès d'associations de la société civile. Surtout, un petit garçon d'origine palestinienne a été poignardé à mort, 26 fois. Une situation qui, selon le quotidien new-yorkais, n'est pas sans rappeler les années post-11-Septembre, durant lesquelles « l'image des musulmans aux États-Unis a chuté à des niveaux inédits » sans jamais se relever.Bref, les braises sont attisées de part et d'autre, et je vous mets au défi de savoir à quel côté s'adresse cette conclusion du New York Times : « Nous sommes déjà passés par là, nous n'avons pas besoin de recommencer. »

Encore des ratés pour le REM en pleine heure de pointe

L'essentiel de Paul Arcand

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2023 58:53

La revue de presse de Paul Arcand. Un garçon de 15 ans atteint d’un cancer du cerveau souhaite recevoir un traitement à l’aide d’un casque à champs magnétiques. Mais la facture de 27 000$ par mois pour son utilisation est non remboursée par la RAMQ…Encore ce matin, le REM a connu des ratés à l’heure de pointe. L’armée israélienne a bombardé le camp de réfugiés palestinien de Jabaliya causant au moins 50 morts. Radio-Canada nous apprend qu’une centaine de compagnies industrielles profitent de rabais substantiels sur leur facture d’électricité, alors qu'elles bénéficient déjà de tarifs préférentiels. C’est aujourd’hui qu’entre en vigueur la première phase de la modernisation de la consigne au Québec. Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee/fr/ pour notre politique de vie privée

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La 1ère partie - Avis de tempête sur la France - C à vous - 01/11/2023

C à vous

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2023 52:23

Au programme : Invité : Frédéric Encel - Spécialiste du Moyen-Orient & maître de conférences à Sciences Po • Gaza : premières évacuations vers l'Égypte • Gaza : premières évacuations d'étrangers et de blessés • Évacuations : des discussions directes entre Israël et le Hamas ? • Gaza : l'offensive terrestre de l'armée israélienne se poursuit • Gaza : le camp de Jabaliya bombardé • Le Hamas promet de libérer des otages étrangers • Israël : La pression s'accentue sur Benyamin Netanyahou • Israël/Hamas : la crainte d'un embrasement régional • Des chants antisémites dans le métro parisien • Importation du conflit : comment limiter le risque ? • Importation du conflit : que peuvent faire les autorités ? Invités : Virginie Schwarz - Présidente-directrice générale de Météo France, Éric Brocardi - Porte-parole de la Fédération des Sapeurs-Pompiers de France et Jean-Luc Milin (en duplex) - Maire du Conquet (Finistère) • Tempête Ciarán : appel à la prudence • Tempête Ciarán : l'ouest de la France se barricade • Tempête Ciarán : 3 200 pompiers mobilisés dans l'ouest • Tempête Ciarán : les dernières prévisions de Météo France • Ciarán : 30 départements en vigilance orange, 3 en vigilance rouge • Tempête Ciarán : quelles mesures de sécurité ? • Tempête Ciarán : faut-il craindre des inondations ? • Tempête Ciarán : les leçons de la tempête de 1999 • La Transat Jacques Vabre perturbée par la tempête Ciarán • Réchauffement climatique : Faut-il craindre davantage de tempêtes ? • Tempête Ciarán : le maire du Conquet se prépare La Story de Mohamed Bouhafsi - Incidents avant OM-OL : un supporter lyonnais prend la parole Le 5/5 : • Charles III condamne les abus coloniaux au Kenya • L'héritière du trône d'Espagne fête ses 18 ans • Des étiquettes d'avertissement sur la viande pour en manger moins ? • Chine : Pékin sous un nuage de pollution • Halloween : les meilleurs déguisements de stars • Querelle judiciaire autour d'un masque africain inestimable • République tchèque : un million de dollars largués depuis un hélico • Championnats du monde de la raclette : la France deuxième

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Pan-African Journal: Special Worldwide Radio Broadcast

Pan-African Journal

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 31, 2023 193:00

Listen to the Tues. Oct. 31, 2023 special edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our regular PANW report with dispatches on the recently disclosed report by the State of Israel for the massive displacement of Palestinians reminiscent of the Nakba of 1948; there has been a bombing by the IDF at the Jabaliya refugee camp in Gaza; Yemen resistance forces say they have fired rockets towards Israel in recent days; and fierce fighting is taking place between the IDF and resistance forces inside northern Gaza. In the second and third hours we listen to a panel discussion examining the details of the humanitarian and security crisis in Gaza and other areas of Palestine.

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Nora Loreto's news headlines for Monday, October 10

The Real News Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2023 12:11

Canadian journalist Nora Loreto reads the latest headlines for Monday, October 10, 2023.TRNN has partnered with Loreto to syndicate her daily news digest and share it with our audience—tune in every morning on the TRNN podcast feed to hear about the latest important news stories from Canada and around the world.Find more headlines from Nora at Sandy & Nora Talk Politics podcast feed.Help us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer:Donate: https://therealnews.com/donate-podSign up for our newsletter: https://therealnews.com/newsletter-podLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/therealnewsFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealnews

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Au moins 21 personnes sont mortes à Gaza à cause d'un incendie dans le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya

Le journal de 22h00

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2022 15:01

durée : 00:15:01 - Journal de 22h - Au moins 21 personnes sont mortes à Gaza en Palestine en bord de Méditerranée à cause d'un incendie dans le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya. Ce vendredi, jour de grande prière musulmane, est déclaré jour de deuil national en Palestine.

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Au moins 21 personnes sont mortes à Gaza à cause d'un incendie dans le camp de réfugiés de Jabaliya