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[00:00:01] of
[00:00:10] Iran conveys its conditions to mediators for
[00:00:14] of restarting
[00:00:15] in negotiations with the United States an effort to bring the war to an
[00:00:19] of end. Hello and welcome to TRT World, live from Istanbul, I'm Imran
[00:00:23] Gharta, also ahead on
[00:00:24] in the program. The US, Denmark and Greenland reach
[00:00:28] an agreement to hand over the... Arctic Island security to
[00:00:31] Washington. Voting in
[00:00:35] Russia's parliamentary elections continues for second day
[00:00:39] with the country claiming to have prevented cyber attacks targeting its
[00:00:43] online voting
[00:00:44] system.
[00:00:53] of
[00:01:05] Iran says it has sent its conditions to resume negotiations with the
[00:01:09] United States as diplomatic efforts continue to bring the
[00:01:13] war to an end. Security chief Mohsin Rezai told
[00:01:17] Al-Jazeera that Tehran
[00:01:18] of wants an end to the war on all fronts, the release of frozen funds
[00:01:22] and an end to the naval
[00:01:25] of blockade. He
[00:01:25] of says the conditions were conveyed to Washington through Qatar while Pakistan.
[00:01:30] also remains involved in mediation. Iran now awaits
[00:01:34] US president Donald Trump's response, but Razay says it
[00:01:37] is also preparing for the possibility
[00:01:40] in of renewed US strikes.
[00:01:43] Rami Khuuri is
[00:01:45] a distinguished public policy fellow at the American University of
[00:01:48] Beirot. He says Iran believes the US has backed itself into a
[00:01:52] corner making mediation increasingly important to finding a
[00:01:56] way out
[00:01:56] of the conflict. The Iranians. feel the
[00:02:00] Americans are really
[00:02:01] in a corner, as does most
[00:02:03] of the world, most, reasonable people who
[00:02:06] analyzees
[00:02:07] of around the world think the Americans know what to do, and they don't want to just
[00:02:11] surrender, and they so there the
[00:02:15] mediation become so important, and the Pakistanis and
[00:02:18] Qataris now have a really, really significant role, they can
[00:02:22] end the naval blockade pretty
[00:02:25] easily, and it's in their interest
[00:02:29] in the... as to do that, the the Iranians would then stop
[00:02:33] attacking from their
[00:02:36] of side, and the you the US is
[00:02:39] of much more
[00:02:40] in a difficult position now because of what's
[00:02:44] happened to their big allies Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia is
[00:02:49] of in a real mess with the ansarullah in Yemen, the Bible coming under
[00:02:53] Yemani control, so that would be one thing that
[00:02:57] could be easy for the US to do, and they could... that they achieve
[00:03:01] their goals and they force the Iranians to do this and
[00:03:04] that, any agreement is going to have both
[00:03:08] sides doing something, it's not just, this isn't a surrender
[00:03:12] by one side to the other, so the Iranians would
[00:03:16] agree to free movement of boats, they'd agree if there's going to
[00:03:20] be any fees or those would be negotiated, but the key points would
[00:03:24] be
[00:03:25] in reciprocal, otherwise it wouldn't work, the Saudi Arabia
[00:03:29] backed military code. says it thoughted major attack by
[00:03:32] Yemen-based
[00:03:34] Ansarullah Hutis who targeted several cities, including the capital
[00:03:37] Riyad with missiles and drones. The coalition says air defenses
[00:03:41] intercepted
[00:03:42] of ballistic missile over
[00:03:43] in Riad where a huge plum of black smoke
[00:03:47] was seen earlier in the day at the King Khalid international
[00:03:50] airport. Civilians in several cities, including
[00:03:53] Bish, Thaiff and Farasan were also attacked. The
[00:03:57] houties said the attacks were in Rital. ation against Saudi air
[00:04:01] strikes. Accordingly, the
[00:04:05] Yemeni armed forces, with the help of Almighty God, carried out two
[00:04:09] military operations, using a large number of ballistic and cruise
[00:04:12] missiles and drones. The first targeted sensitive sites in the
[00:04:16] capital
[00:04:17] of the Saudi enemy, Riyadh, and the second targeted Aramko in
[00:04:21] Yambo. The two operations were the help of Almighty
[00:04:24] God was successful and resulted in large fires breaking out at
[00:04:28] the targeted sites. what in latest
[00:04:32] interview, turkish foreign minister Hakan Fedan
[00:04:36] of said stands in solidarity with Saudi Arabia in the face
[00:04:40] of Hy attacks. Here's what he had to
[00:04:43] say. At this
[00:04:47] point we see that there have been very serious attacks on Saudi
[00:04:50] Arabia's territorial integrity and sovereignty. Our agreement
[00:04:54] includes a treaty of alliance and we stand by our
[00:04:57] word. We stand in solidarity. on this issue as the ministry
[00:05:01] of foreign affairs, we particularly condemn the attacks on oil
[00:05:05] infrastructure, especially those
[00:05:07] of targeting mecca, as the maker lines, we are closely monitoring the
[00:05:11] situation, they may be military needs, particularly regarding
[00:05:14] certain technical matters and we will have no difficulty in meeting
[00:05:18] those needs. Israely military has continued its raids
[00:05:22] in southern Lebanon targeting civilian neighborhoods in another violation
[00:05:26] the ceasefire signed in June. the raid was accompanied by
[00:05:30] artillery shelling on the outskirts the town of Soutar Al
[00:05:34] Shariah in the Nabatia district. several bulldozers were
[00:05:38] spotted demolishing homes in the Tier district and there are reports of a blast in
[00:05:42] the border. the town of maisal.
[00:05:44] Turkish
[00:05:47] president says Turkia is playing a
[00:05:51] critical role in protecting regional security. Erdogan
[00:05:55] also praised the country's parliament for unanimously passing anti-terror
[00:05:59] laws.
[00:06:06] Our terror free Turkia process has made very strategic
[00:06:10] contributions to the prudent management. the wars and crises that have
[00:06:14] erupted in our region, particularly in neighboring
[00:06:17] Iran and the Gulf region, thanks to our country's efforts,
[00:06:21] plans to ignite new flames of strife and pit
[00:06:25] brother against brother have, thank God, come to naught.
[00:06:29] Similarly, we recently received encouraging news from our neighbors
[00:06:32] Syria, there too, we see that the issue of terrorism is
[00:06:36] being resolved peacefully and smoothly without the shedding of
[00:06:39] brotherly
[00:07:03] Donald Trump has long threatened to take over greenland by
[00:07:07] force, but deal has now been done that he says will give the US
[00:07:10] permanent security control. over it, NATO says it will help
[00:07:14] advance security and stability in the vital region. Denmark
[00:07:18] says it guarantees sovereignty and greenlander's right to
[00:07:22] self-determination. Basam Bunene
[00:07:24] reports. The idea occurred
[00:07:28] to Donald Trump during his first term, by
[00:07:32] Greenland. This is something that's been discussed for many years.
[00:07:36] Harry Truman had the idea of Greenland. For
[00:07:39] Denmark, the idea was simply absurd. but once back
[00:07:43] in the white house, Trump made Greenland one of his
[00:07:47] main goals. We need Greenland for
[00:07:51] national security and even international security. It has a
[00:07:54] population of less than 60,000, but is rich and
[00:07:58] rare minerals and strategically
[00:08:01] important. Russia has been expanding its presence
[00:08:05] in the Arctic, and as Arctic ice melts,
[00:08:09] new global shipping roots are opening up.
[00:08:13] Trump's repeated push for Greenland angngered European
[00:08:16] allies, tensions rose further when
[00:08:20] Vice President JD Vans visited the semi-autonomous
[00:08:24] Danish island and criticized
[00:08:27] Copenhagen. You have not done a good job by
[00:08:31] the people of Greenland, you have underinvested in the people of Greenland and you have
[00:08:35] underinvested in the security architecture of this
[00:08:38] incredible, beautiful land mass filled with incredible people. EU can
[00:08:42] countries responded by sending more troops under
[00:08:46] operation arctic endurance, trump
[00:08:49] retaliated by threatening tariffs.
[00:08:52] eventually he got the deal he wanted. a lengthy
[00:08:56] true social post, trump announced with great fan
[00:09:00] fair that the agreement would give the US what he
[00:09:04] called permanent control over greenland security and
[00:09:08] address all us concerns.
[00:09:12] the US has long kept more than 100
[00:09:15] personnel at Pittofig space base in Northwestern
[00:09:19] Greenland. The island has been central to NATO's northern
[00:09:22] defenses and host radar systems.
[00:09:26] Washington deems vital to its missile warning
[00:09:29] network. Trump stated goal a golden
[00:09:33] dome shield against Russia and China,
[00:09:37] but for allies that plan is far from
[00:09:40] reassuring. Heis part. could outrage earlier this
[00:09:44] month by posting map that showed Canada and
[00:09:47] Iceland as part the US. His
[00:09:51] critics may dismiss his ambitions, but however
[00:09:54] improbable his ideas appear, Donald
[00:09:58] Trump has managed to get what he wants, one
[00:10:01] way or
[00:10:02] another.
[00:10:07] The white house correspondence association has demanded the restoration of
[00:10:11] access for bad and colleagues calling their removal
[00:10:15] unconstitutional. reporters for CNN, MS Now and
[00:10:18] Politico had their passes confiscated when they showed up for their
[00:10:22] assignments. Trump accused them of reporting what he called fake news
[00:10:26] and suggested more news outlets could face similar
[00:10:29] restrictions. CNN has called his decision an
[00:10:33] illegal assault on press freedom.
[00:10:37] The US military says it has killed four people a strike
[00:10:41] a vessel in the Caribbean. US southern command says
[00:10:44] intelligence showed the vessel was involved in drug trafficking. The
[00:10:48] strike is the latest a campaign launched last year against groups the Trump
[00:10:52] administration describes as narco-terrorists. Human rights groups have
[00:10:56] criticized the operations as extrajudicial
[00:10:59] killings. Russia says
[00:11:03] it has foiled cyber attacks targeting its online voting system on the second
[00:11:07] day of its parliamentary election. According to officials, the attacks
[00:11:10] happened overnight. The central election commission says specialists
[00:11:14] work non-stop to fend off the threats. It added that
[00:11:18] Moscow's remote voting system remained operational during the second day
[00:11:22] of voting. The election is the first, said Russia launched
[00:11:25] its war in Ukraine in
[00:11:27] 2022. All
[00:11:31] attacks have been successfully repelled, are being
[00:11:34] repelled and I am certain will continue to be
[00:11:38] repelled. Technical specialists and voting
[00:11:41] organizers have the situation fully under control and
[00:11:45] the system security ensures the continuity of voting, data
[00:11:49] safety and the integrity the citizens expression of
[00:11:52] will. And I want emphasize that Of course, the
[00:11:56] attackers will not succeed. Two
[00:12:00] German regional elections this weekend are expected to bring further gains
[00:12:03] for the far right a vote that could test chancellor Fredrick
[00:12:07] Mertz's grip on power. Shard Edwards Dushty
[00:12:11] reports. It's a tussel between
[00:12:15] the left and the right as voters in the eastern German state of
[00:12:18] Mecklenburg Forperman head to the polls on
[00:12:21] Sunday. We need an alternative.
[00:12:25] Alternative is alternative for Germany. The right-wing
[00:12:28] alternative for Germany party is leading, but the center
[00:12:32] left social Democrats are hot on their heels. Ich freue
[00:12:36] mich, I'm pleased that all polls show that a large majority
[00:12:40] wants to continue my work as state premier. We are
[00:12:43] a strong and beautiful state
[00:12:45] and there's still many issues that I
[00:12:47] want us to tackle together: the economy, jobs, education. That
[00:12:50] is why I appeal to all citizens to vote
[00:12:53] SPD. 'the AFD's
[00:12:57] momentum comes off the back of securing a whopping,
[00:13:00] 43.8% the votes in neighboring
[00:13:03] saxont state elections earlier this month.
[00:13:07] That results saw a historic defeat for chancellor friedrick
[00:13:11] Murz's conservative Christian democratic
[00:13:14] union. There is lot of frustration, we
[00:13:18] never had such a bad chancelor in Germany. I have to say it like
[00:13:22] that. The AFD has been.' gaining
[00:13:25] popularity for several years, often capitalizing
[00:13:29] issues surrounding migration. policies include
[00:13:32] closing the border to asylum seekers and re
[00:13:35] migration, meaning sending people born outside of
[00:13:39] Germany back to their original countries and
[00:13:42] mass. but how does their attitude and approach land with
[00:13:46] voters? generell
[00:13:48] das Thema generally speaking, the issue of migrants which
[00:13:52] the AFD addresses is very important one. I think... never
[00:13:56] vote for
[00:13:57] because the
[00:14:04] I
[00:14:05] I AFD, would
[00:14:05] can clearly see how
[00:14:06] this right-wing populism and to some extent right-wing extremism is
[00:14:10] dividing
[00:14:10] this country. The city state of Berlin is voting the
[00:14:14] same day, although there are no clear cut favorites,
[00:14:18] still the Macklinburg Forperman vote is not just about who
[00:14:22] wins, but more of measure. the country's overall
[00:14:26] political mood, the AFD's rise and the CDU's
[00:14:30] losses are being linked to Chancelor Mert's declining
[00:14:33] popularity, he now faces increasing pressure
[00:14:37] from within his party to step aside, and
[00:14:41] so Sunday's elections may just determine his
[00:14:44] fate. Shadi Edward stashi, TRT
[00:14:47] World. Don't forget you can visit our
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[00:15:01] next.
[00:15:20] it's time for debrief your quick wrap-up of tiresyear old's
[00:15:24] top stories. From the
[00:15:42] re-emergence of fierce fighting between Yemens and Sarahuthis and the Saudi
[00:15:45] back government forces, that may have changed the equation because the
[00:15:49] hoothies now control the entire western coastline of Yemen, the
[00:15:53] drones targeting Saudi Arabia's east-west pipeline force Reactor shut it
[00:15:57] down, it's a 1200 km pipeline, it carries crude from the all
[00:16:01] producing east to the red sea port of yanbu. The advance
[00:16:04] raises concerns about another major ship'. route as
[00:16:08] vessels through the straight of hommus has slowed to seven to
[00:16:12] 10 commercial ships per day. the stability of oil
[00:16:16] prices depends on the reversal of decision by Saudi Arabia to
[00:16:19] shut down the all important east-west oil
[00:16:22] pipeline. those prices peaked three days ago and could
[00:16:26] spiral further in the coming days. the world is suffering enough with the
[00:16:30] the closure the straight of hermus so we cannot also afford to
[00:16:34] add the bubble mend up into that. the
[00:16:38] whole world is going toties say they have launched a fresh
[00:16:42] wave of strikes on king Khalid airbase in Saudi
[00:16:45] Arabia's southern city of Hames Mush. shortly after
[00:16:49] those strikes the group accused Saudi Arabia of conducting
[00:16:52] 54 strikes across the country in the space 24
[00:16:56] hours. three people, including two children have been killed in Saudi
[00:17:00] led coalition air strikes in Yemen's Thai city. that's according to
[00:17:04] Huthy Run Media. two others have been injured in strike. elsewhere,
[00:17:08] inwile Saudi Arabia says that it will respond firmly to hoothy attacks that
[00:17:12] injured 13 civilians in three Saudi cities on Monday, but
[00:17:15] Riyad will not be getting military help from the Trump team, which is
[00:17:19] rejecting the idea of US air strikes on the hooties, and
[00:17:23] instead offering intelligent support. The Trump team reportedly
[00:17:27] does not want to open up new front in the conflict and wants to
[00:17:30] concentrate on the war with Iran. Uh, we've also
[00:17:33] been engaged in direct conversations with the Houties themselves.
[00:17:37] Booties reportedly assured the Americans that they're only targeting
[00:17:41] Saudi infrastructure, but not trying to restrict shipping in the
[00:17:45] Bob Almandab straight. In the latest wave of strikes,
[00:17:49] Saudi Arabia says it has down
[00:17:51] a hoothi launched drone that was heading towards Islam's holy site Mecca.
[00:17:55] Buthis have denied that claim. The United Nations says the latest round of
[00:17:59] fighting across the country has now displaced more than
[00:18:02] 125,000 people since the beginning
[00:18:06] of this month. nowhere it seems feels far
[00:18:10] enough from the frontlines, more than 2,400
[00:18:14] people have crossed the sea to jiboty in recent days. for
[00:18:18] families like these, the road has taken them away from the
[00:18:21] frontlines, but not beyond the reach of this war. this place from
[00:18:25] moka because the war, a drone hit us and my
[00:18:29] wife died after being strucked by a shut up
[00:18:33] here, she died, my three children were left,
[00:18:37] i fled. them to Aden as displaced, by god, we
[00:18:41] do not possess even a single grain of floor.
[00:18:44] Iran will end right after, maybe before, but it'll end right after the
[00:18:48] mid. Iran wants to make deal so
[00:18:51] bad, they are going cancer. US military is
[00:18:55] running critically short on munitions after months of war with Iran.
[00:18:59] That's according to the pentagons inspector general warning a report to
[00:19:03] congress that US stock powers have been significantly depleted
[00:19:07] from. February the 28th this year, the US threw everything at
[00:19:10] Iran, pounding targets across the country, from
[00:19:14] the air and from the sea, but
[00:19:18] the early collapse the regime predicted by the Trump administration
[00:19:22] never materialized, so the campaign
[00:19:25] continued as it did so, the military burnt through
[00:19:28] supplies of missiles and interceptors, so between the 1st of
[00:19:32] April and the 30th of June the US has spent
[00:19:35] 33.4 billion. two thirds of that or around
[00:19:39] 22 billion just on munitions alone in bigger
[00:19:43] weaponry, the US has lost four f-15
[00:19:46] jets, seven tanker jets and 30 reaper drones. this
[00:19:50] comes on the heels of another media report that says that the US has
[00:19:54] exhausted 80% of its missile interceptors.
[00:19:58] we have so much ammunition and munitions as they like to call it
[00:20:02] all over the world that we can always take from if we
[00:20:05] want and this is a... relatively little war for us, this
[00:20:09] is not a big war, but the defense secretary Pete Hegseth recently
[00:20:13] appealed to Congress for billions of dollars of extra funding for
[00:20:17] the war. US House of Representatives has passed its third attempt
[00:20:21] a war powers resolution to curb President Trump's ability to
[00:20:25] continue with the Iran military campaign, though it's unlikely to advance through
[00:20:29] the Republican held senate. The United States may have committed
[00:20:33] war crimes an attack carried out
[00:20:35] a school
[00:20:36] and sports stadium. in the first few days of its war on
[00:20:40] Iran. The United Nations Backed Human Rights Council had a
[00:20:43] harsh assessment the US air strike on the primary school in
[00:20:47] Minav, which killed more than 100. 50 people, most
[00:20:51] them children, indiscriminate, the report called it, and that
[00:20:55] the US failed to take the necessary steps to verify the
[00:20:59] target, the findings of
[00:21:00] it are striking to say
[00:21:04] the least, from our end uh, i think it
[00:21:08] underscores the fact that there needs to be accountability, here's
[00:21:12] the news and brief where we bring you even more top
[00:21:15] stories
[00:21:20] Starting in Gaza where life after a cease fire that's
[00:21:24] merely on paper keeps getting worse. Early morning on
[00:21:27] Wednesday, at least 21 people, including 12 children,
[00:21:31] were killed when a damaged building from Israeli bombardment
[00:21:34] collapsed. It was housing displaced Palestinians when it came
[00:21:38] down. Rescue workers were searching through the debris to
[00:21:42] try to dig out those
[00:21:43] traps. My
[00:21:46] grandfather, grandmother and my aunts were killed. My
[00:21:50] other aunt and my cousins were also injured. The building collapsed
[00:21:54] on us while we were sleeping and they pulled us out from beneath the
[00:21:58] rabel. Search and risk operations are being carried out with extremely
[00:22:02] limited resources due to the Israeli band on heavy equipment. Israel's
[00:22:06] war on Gaza has left 90% the infrastructure
[00:22:10] there in ruins. The UN says hundreds of damaged buildings
[00:22:13] currently sheltering displaced families are at risk of
[00:22:17] collapse. Another thing at risk of collapsing. humanity
[00:22:21] itself, or so, say some creators behind
[00:22:24] AI, artificial intelligence researchers believe what
[00:22:28] their building is raising the prospect of human
[00:22:31] extinction if it continues to develop at the current
[00:22:34] pace, and tropic CEO, Dario Amadi has a
[00:22:38] three-point slowdown plan, but he needs others to get on
[00:22:42] board. The companies need to work together to
[00:22:46] set standards about safety standards for.
[00:22:50] release, perhaps something about the pace of release, but in
[00:22:53] order to do that, there there needs to be involvement
[00:22:57] the government. industry figures say they're backing amadi, but
[00:23:01] US president Donald Trump, with the midterms just few months
[00:23:04] away, isn't buying the idea of slowing down. we're leading
[00:23:08] China in AI, we're most sophisticated country in the
[00:23:11] world, and frankly I want to keep it that way, because whoever wins AI
[00:23:15] wins. staying in the US, a well-awaited announcement
[00:23:19] on Wednesday has become a national discussion, the Federal
[00:23:23] Reserve has raised the interest rate for the first time since
[00:23:27] 2023. It comes amid high inflation and oil price
[00:23:31] heights due to further disruptions in the Gulf. From credit
[00:23:35] cards and mortgages to business loans, everything is bound to get
[00:23:38] priceier in the US. It's a big deal, it's a big deal,
[00:23:42] deciding to buy gas or fured, this is an uncomfortable reality
[00:23:46] for Kevin Warsh, the fed chair personally chosen by. Trump to
[00:23:50] lower interest rates, they're raising the rates to make Trump
[00:23:54] do as bad as they can possibly do. The big question now for Americans is
[00:23:58] whether this is a one-off increase or the beginning
[00:24:02] of further rate hikes and now let's talk about the controversy
[00:24:06] that's left the world questioning whether political activism has
[00:24:10] any place in today's entertainment industry. On
[00:24:14] Monday American rapper McLamore was removed from
[00:24:18] English singer atsurance loop to. his
[00:24:21] crime, wanted to stand up here on stages
[00:24:25] and stadiums across America and say
[00:24:28] two words that are very near and dear to
[00:24:32] my heart, free
[00:24:35] Palestine. after Mccamore's forced
[00:24:38] exit, the tour faced a mass walkout. all four
[00:24:42] featurans supporting acts pulled out in solidarity with
[00:24:46] McLamore, including the brother of American pop singer.
[00:24:50] really elish and shortly before the
[00:24:54] walkout, ed Sherin issued a long post on instagram
[00:24:58] before his other support acts withdrew. was involved
[00:25:01] in the direct talks with promoters along with activists on both sides to
[00:25:05] try and find a mutual resolution for all and blamed the
[00:25:09] venues naming billionaire robert craft the irish
[00:25:13] folk band who also pulled out from the tour had this to say about
[00:25:17] craft research how much robert. Craft fights the
[00:25:21] BDS movement. On Wednesday, Maclemore
[00:25:25] announced he will donate $1 million from his stor
[00:25:28] earnings to six Palestinian aid groups. He then challenged
[00:25:32] Robert Kraft to match it. Craft responded by pledging 2
[00:25:36] million for humanitarian aid in the region, but
[00:25:40] despite it all, the controversy has raised questions about who
[00:25:44] ultimately controls the message a concert stage, the
[00:25:47] artist, their promoter or... the
[00:25:50] venue and this week we're featuring a piece
[00:25:54] by TRT rolls
[00:25:55] Mohammed is
[00:25:59] a chilling new documentary NASA stunned audiences. at the
[00:26:02] Venice Film festival. A 25 minute
[00:26:06] standing ovation for a film made in secret by
[00:26:10] two oscar winning Israeli journalists. NASA features
[00:26:14] 24 Israeli military insiders, intelligence officers
[00:26:17] and soldiers, describing what they say is a
[00:26:21] systematic AI powered killing of civilians in
[00:26:24] Gaza. The film makers say they felt compelled to
[00:26:28] document these testimonies because the world wasn't listening. "I
[00:26:32] think the facts are very clear, I mean you can, they could
[00:26:36] have, they should have been clear to the people listening to Israeli leaders. Starting in
[00:26:40] late 2023, saying things like there are no innocent civilians in Gaza, these are human
[00:26:44] animals, using language that the UN has described as genocidal
[00:26:48] language, shot on Tel Aviv rooftops over three
[00:26:51] years, identities digitally altered, voices
[00:26:55] changed, the title NASA comes from an Israeli military
[00:26:59] acronym, short hand for civilian casualties."
[00:27:02] men, women, and children. The Israely
[00:27:06] military denies the film's allegations, saying AI only
[00:27:10] assists in identifying targets and that humans make the final
[00:27:14] decision, but the political backclash has been fierce. Israel's
[00:27:18] culture minister called the film vile, former prime
[00:27:22] minister naftali Bennet labeled it bloodliable. There have
[00:27:25] been threats to revoke the citizenship the directors. Now, more
[00:27:29] than a thousand Israeli filmmakers have... signed a petition
[00:27:33] defending the filmmakers, saying they face a dangerous campaign of
[00:27:37] incitement. Yuval Abraham fears returning home. He
[00:27:41] says the testimonies reveal a war far beyond the
[00:27:45] official narrative. NASA isn't just exposing what happened
[00:27:48] in Gaza. It's exposing what many Israelis say
[00:27:52] is happening at home. A shrinking space to speak,
[00:27:56] growing fear of punishment for criticism, and the
[00:28:00] government that some believe is tight. in control
[00:28:03] over what can be said and who is allowed to say it, for
[00:28:07] many, the back clash to this film isn't just
[00:28:10] anger, it's a
[00:28:12] warning.
[00:28:21] this is a drill, I repeat, this is a
[00:28:24] drill,
[00:28:26] get in the closet, so sometimes hiding might
[00:28:30] be the best choice, sometimes... Running might be the best choice, sometimes you're
[00:28:34] going to have no choice but to defend yourself. I don't feel safe at
[00:28:38] school, nobody feels safe. I think that some
[00:28:42] the teachers should have pistol or something hidden in the
[00:28:45] classroom to protect the students.
[00:28:48] I don't want to have to carry a gun, I don't want to have to have a
[00:28:51] bulletproof vest, but the times in which we live are
[00:28:55] dictating that. Storyteller, the bad guy
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[00:29:38] but why is it Africana only? I'm telling you
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[00:29:43] lift,
[00:29:49] we got that flag down our throats all
[00:29:53] the time, you're not allowed to talk, oh no, that you
[00:29:57] oh, that's
[00:29:58] tabu.
[00:30:05] 'It's supposed to be safety device, breathe in, breathe out and avoid the
[00:30:09] fumes around you, they knew what day they would come
[00:30:13] die,
[00:30:17] if Europe does not soon wake up, you face fear every
[00:30:21] day, is NATO
[00:30:25] a competitor or a threat, NATO is a threat to
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