Absolutely extraordinary exchange between Israel and China 👇 I've...

Uploaded: 2025-09-18T02:34:04.000Z
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Channel: Arnaud Bertrand

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Hamas tells Sky news they have not killed any civilians. Q: Why did you kill civilians? A: we haven’t killed any civilians? Q: Why the attack? A: The world has forgotten about us and is distracted by the conflict between the US and China and the war between Russia and Ukraine Q: What has HAMAS achieved? A: we now have hostages to negotiate release of our prisoners in Israel

Tymofiy Mylovanov

888,819 views • 2 years ago

0:29

Huge demonstrations in Israel: Many friends abroad have been asking why Israelis are taking to the streets today in the largest demonstrations since October 7. Given that Hamas executed the hostages, why are they demonstrating against the government? The reason is clear: there is a consensus within the Israeli security apparatus, including the defense minister, the chief of staff, and the head of the Mossad, that the government, led by Netanyahu, is making demands that could sabotage a real chance for a deal to return the hostages. These demands, which lack real security value, are seen as politically motivated. It's important to note that no one in Israel is under the illusion that Hamas is necessarily interested in a deal. Israelis understand that Hamas, with its acts of mass murder, abduction, rape, and looting, is responsible for the situation we are in. However, Israelis—and especially the hostage families, and the families of those who have already been returned, alive or dead—expect the Israeli government to do everything in its power to bring them home. This includes being willing to agree to a deal. Israel has already seen significant success in the negotiations, including a tacit agreement from moderating countries and Hamas that this deal would not mark the end of the war. The IDF would be understood to continue pursuing Hamas after an interim deal that was supposed to release between 18 and 30 live hostages, some of whom were executed in cold blood by Hamas between Thursday night and Friday. The majority of Israelis do not trust this government. It has not won a single reputable poll since March 2023, long before October 7, and it certainly hasn't won any since then. Most polls indicate that most Israelis believe the Prime Minister prioritizes his political survival—specifically, retaining the far right in his coalition—over the return of the hostages. This fear of a disastrous election defeat, and the potential end of his political career, seems to take precedence. This is the context behind why hundreds of thousands of Israelis, many of them reserve soldiers, are now protesting during a time of war. They are making a single demand: that the government do everything in its power to bring the hostages back home. They do so with the full understanding that it's not only up to the government, and that the enemy is both cruel and calculated. This demand is far more than political pressure on the government to agree. It’s about the essence of Israel as a society that enshrines the value of solidarity, encapsulated in the Mishnah’s teaching that saving one soul is akin to saving the entire world. The idea that Israel will do everything—not only through military force, which no one doubts, but also through political moderation and compromise—to return Israelis who were kidnapped, sometimes from their beds, by a cruel enemy, is central to the Israeli identity. And it is this part of the Israeli identity that the government has completely managed to unmoor by its actions. It is this part of the Israeli identity that people are demonstrating for.

נדב איל Nadav Eyal

279,391 views • 2 years ago

2:31

John Mearsheimer - undoubtedly the most renowned International Relations scholar in the world today - on Gaza: Israel is "waging a punishment campaign in Gaza, they are punishing the civilian population... The Israelis are interested in causing a huge amount of destruction in Gaza and in the process they are going to kill huge numbers of civilians... It seems to me that when you do that you're committing war crimes. If the Israelis were going to great length to target just Hamas and avoid civilian casualties then you could make a coherent argument that this is not a case of them committing war crimes but they're not doing that, they're purposely tearing the place apart. This is a massive punishment campaign. Furthermore at the same time they've cut off all food, water and gas to Gaza and this means that in effect they're going to end up starving out, or trying to starve out, the civilian population in Gaza. By my understanding of international law, this too is a war crime." He also says the U.S. is "definitely complicit" in those war crimes.

Arnaud Bertrand

1,129,183 views • 2 years ago

6:54

Here is your confirmation that the events taking place in Israel are a false flag. How stupid can you be to believe that Hamas has the ability to invade Israel by land, air and sea? What happened to the Iron Dome? Israel is one of the most protected and well funded nations in the world. There is no chance that cavemen invaded them by land, air and sea. They either let it happen or they made it happen.

Shadow of Ezra

1,143,205 views • 2 years ago

3:32

MTG just declared “the Republican Party needs to be burned to the ground.” “The President is completely controlled.” “And everyone can see it.” “Look who his biggest donors are.” “Miriam Adelson.” “Congress is controlled by AIPAC and Zionists.” “You, the American people, don’t control your own government.” “Those you elect are controlled by donors that have one specific interest.” “And that is Israel.” “You need to open your eyes.” “The President is leading the greatest military on Earth, men and women that we all know and love … and he is leading our military to fight a war on behalf of Israel.” “This is not for America.” “This is for Israel.” “And Israel is out of control.” “The President is the one that needs to tell Israel no.” “The only way forward is to tell Israel, no, you cannot control our military.” “You’re killing people in Lebanon.” “You carried out genocide in Gaza.” Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸 Alex Jones

Holden Culotta

130,347 views • 4 months ago

2:23

Tucker Carlson: "People committing the crimes trying to remain the victim. It's not sustainable as a math question." More civilians murdered in Gaza than in Israel. Not even close. And he rejects the double standard: "When we do it, it's not wrong. When you do it, it is wrong. Complaining about our doing it is doubly wrong." He warns that supporters of Israel don't believe in universal rules -only one set for their favored country, another for the world. He notes that more journalists operated freely in 1994 Rwanda than in Gaza today. Hundreds of journalists have been murdered by Israel-not by accident, but to prevent the world from knowing. This isn't conspiracy. It's documented. And the silence of Western media is its own form of complicity

Ounka

313,333 views • 3 months ago

2:29

🚨Former Israeli Acting President Avraham Burg: Iran was NOT an existential threat for Israel, Netanyahu launched a WASTED war! ‘Hezbollah at the northern part of Israel is a problem, as an uncontrolled substate militia, it’s a problem for the Lebanese government, for the Israelis and maybe even for the Syrians. I mean, the entire triangle of the northern part of Israel should be troubled by the very existence and the kind of independence of Hezbollah. And something is to be done about it. Iran was not, if you ask me, an existential threat to Israel. It was a real problem. It was a real threat with the proxies and the fire and the fire belt around Israel and the provocations all over the Gulf and all over the Middle East. But it was not such an existential threat and could have been dealt differently by diplomacy, by agreements, by different equilibrium and balances. And last but not least, Hamas proved that October 7th 2023, that it is really very, very, very malicious and very criminal when it comes to their motivation to annihilate the state of Israel and to kill as many Israelis as possible. All these three are problems that Netanyahu believed, and unfortunately too many Israelis still believe that can be solved by muscles, by power, by military manoeuvres, without understanding the very ancient wisdom of war. A war that does not have a next step, which is political, which is agreement, which is a settlement, which is a kind of a new setting, is a wasted war. And all the victims, be them Israelis or be them Lebanese or innocent Gazan people or innocent Iranian people, are simply human sacrifice. It’s a waste. It’s a shame.’ -Avraham Burg joins us for Monday’s episode of Going Underground to discuss the US-Israeli war on Iran, and much more. Don’t miss it, follow us on X and follow our Rumble channel, link below in the replies 👇

Going Underground

24,097 views • 4 months ago

1:34

"This will stop when the United States stops providing the munitions to Israel, it will not stop by any self-control in Israel." Professor Jeffrey Sachs from Columbia University says that Israel is deliberately starving the people of Gaza, while emphasising that Israel has a 'murderous gang in government' with a 'messianic vision of controlling all of today's Palestinian lands'.

Middle East Eye

69,796 views • 2 years ago

1:38

Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government have led Israel into a dead end. For too long, the United States has confused being a strong ally with being a silent one. A blank check has come without expectations, accountability, or consequences. That approach has allowed Prime Minister Netanyahu to ignore America's concerns over settlements, expand a regional war, and believe there would be no strategic cost. It has also allowed the denial of food and medical relief to innocent Palestinians in Gaza, fueling a perception around the world that Israel is indifferent to the suffering of civilians. That is not good for Israel. It is not good for America. And it is not a path to peace. The strongest alliances are built on honesty, shared values, and the willingness to tell each other hard truths. It's time for a fundamentally new approach to the U.S.-Israel relationship—one that advances Israel's security, Palestinian’s right to self-determination, and the Arab world’s desire for regional stability.

Rahm Emanuel

260,652 views • 1 month ago

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You haven’t thought this through. (‘Grotesque’) Hamas runs Gaza and is still, unbelievably, quite popular. It is committed - absolutely - to killing all non Muslim Israelis (& many of the Muslim ones too, for supporting Israel). It’s not an idle commitment. We saw what happens when the border is breached - an abomination, an orgy of depravity. I’d love people like you to visit the Nova Exhibition to see for yourself the images and videos taken by the butchers themselves. Then consider whether Israelis (not just the govt which many, many people dislike) are justified in wanting to destroy Hamas. Then… consider how one would do that, given Hamas’s propensity to put their own civilians directly in harms ways for propaganda purposes (see video below as one of many example). It’s extraordinary, but completely consistent, that having built more tunnels than a large city subway, Hamas built precisely zero tunnels to protect civilians. Why do you think that is? Again, watch this video for answers. Every child fatality is appalling. But given Hamas’s meticulously documented tactics, it is a miracle that the ratio of combatant to civilian fatalities is what it is (even using Hamas’s propaganda numbers). Gazans have received more aid per capita than (likely) any people on Earth. They deserve a government that uses that money to build up, not down; to teach their children to thrive, not die. If and when they do, the violence ends and they flourish. And Israelis meanwhile will no longer face that particular existential threat and would likely vote for a very different type of peacetime government, one which would take a very different approach to the ongoing settlements. None of this is simple, despite the implication in your tweets (a staggering one in five of which relate to Israel, as opposed to so many other horrors in the world). But the alternative is perennial violence and misery. Richard I’ve done you the courtesy of replying but I’m certain that even if every single one of your assumptions and prejudices were forensically disproven, your general position & israel obsession would be completely unmoved. Please do visit the Nova Exhibition and then try to do some ‘independent critical thinking’.

Zac Goldsmith

48,057 views • 1 month ago

3:28

John Mearsheimer on October 7: “It’s consistent with international law for Hamas to want to break out of the concentration camp and engage with Israeli military forces in combat, which means they’re going to kill some of them. So the fact that they killed Israeli soldiers is not a case of murder. Now, there were clearly Israeli civilians who were murdered as well, but I would be willing to bet, in the final analysis, however, that Hamas did not murder many of those Israeli civilians. But be that as it may, whoever murdered those civilians committed a war crime. But I think most of the Israelis who were killed were either soldiers, who were legitimate targets, or they were civilians who were killed by the Israeli forces. I think you cannot underestimate how many Israelis were killed when all that [Israeli] firepower was brought to bear. And if you look at the pictures and you listen to what happened, it’s clear that those Apache helicopters really wreaked havoc on everything that was down on the ground, and of course that included Israeli civilians. [...] What’s also quite stunning about this whole issue is that no one talks about why there was a breakout. Nobody talks about the fact that this was a concentration camp and what was being done to the Palestinians was abhorrent. And of course there was going to be a breakout from that concentration camp at some point. [...] This is not to excuse the murder of civilians that took place at the hands of Palestinians, but the more you look in detail about what happened, the clearer it becomes that Israel bears a great deal of the responsibility for what happened that day”. Full interview on the Katie Halper Show: Katie Halper

Thomas Fazi

385,280 views • 10 months ago

4:47

The most frivolous claim made against Israel is that it has occupied Gaza since 2005. Ariel Sharon became the Prime Minister of Israel in 2005 and he decided to disengage from Gaza entirely. It was incredibly divisive in Israel. It tore the country apart. He took all the 8,000 citizens who were living in Gaza, and he pulled them out kicking and screaming back across the border. He even went so far as to order the rabbis to go to the cemeteries and to disinter the Jewish bodies in the cemeteries, to say to the Palestinian people, "You make your own state here in Gaza. You're by the water. You get billions and billions of dollars in aid from the United States and Europe and other countries around the world every year. You can be a Singapore in the Middle East." One year later in 2006, Hamas overwhelmingly won the election in Gaza by promising to fight a never-ending war of extermination against the Jews. They haven't had a single election since. And many people believe that the many wars that Hamas has started with Israel since 2005, including the war on October 7th, were a direct result of Israelis disengaging from Gaza in 2005. Whatever else might be said about Gaza, the claim that Israel has occupied Gaza since 2005 is utterly and verifiably false.

Roy K. Altman

35,723 views • 5 months ago

2:20

This is historic. We are a true crime platform, but this is a historic day. The hostages are back to their families, and the horrific war in Gaza is coming to an end. No one benefits in war. No one. There was so much death and misery. Hamas started it. The US brokered this peace with the help of the surrounding Middle East countries and, of course, Israel and Hamas coming to terms. It is historic for a US president to address the Israeli Knesset. The other 3 presidents to address the Knesset were: President Bush- 2008 President Clinton- '94 President Carter- '79 #Israel #Hamas #Trump

Jennifer Coffindaffer

12,691 views • 10 months ago

3:39

Hamas is trying to commit genocide, not Israel. This week, Israel will defend herself against preposterous allegations of genocide in the International Court of Justice. That’s right, the term which was created to describe the largest killing of Jews in the 20th century is now being weaponized against the Jewish state during the largest killing of Jews in the 21st century. Israel is not committing genocide, it was dragged into a war when Hamas attacked on October 7th. Once again, this is not a war between Israel and the Palestinian people. This is a war between Israel and Hamas, a genocidal terrorist organization whose stated goal is the eradication of Jews. A stated goal of genocide. If following the hearing this week, the International Court of Justice calls for Israel to stop defending itself, they will effectively hand out a victory to Hamas. The International Court of Justice should not only refrain from issuing a judgement calling for Israel to stop defending itself, but this shameful case should be dismissed and thrown out in its entirety. CIJ_ICJ United Nations

Noa Tishby

341,603 views • 2 years ago

1:58

Peter Schiff explains why China🇨🇳 is BEATING the United States🇺🇸 'Chinese government interference in their economy is not the reason that China is doing well. It's the fact that they've allowed capitalism into the system. It was when they started moving away from complete central government planning, they allowed elements of a market-based economy to enter the Chinese economic system. And the problem in America is that we've lost too much of our capitalism. So we started with a lot more capitalism and now we have a lot less. And China started with no capitalism and now they have a lot more. We're going all in on these socialist programmes and China is not. So in many respects, there's more capitalism in China than there is in the United States. That is the reason for the Chinese success.' -Peter Schiff, Host of 'The Peter Schiff Show' on the latest episode of New Order. Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇 Peter Schiff

New Order with Afshin Rattansi

322,513 views • 1 month ago

4:34

This is another excerpt from the interview that's worth a watch. The condescension from the journalist is off the chart, he's absolutely convinced of the supremacy of the Western system and he cannot fathom how the DRC president doesn't see it. Like in this exchange: - "The fact that [you partner with Russia and China] at the expense of democracies doesn't bother you? That these are authoritarian regimes? - "What is democracy?" - "There's a difference when you live in a democracy or in a dictatorship, I assure you there is a big difference." - "What is democracy? I went to China in May last year and I met Chinese people who I spoke to privately who told me they were happy to live in their country and in the system they are in. Who am I to judge this system and say it is not democratic?" - "You know very well these unfortunate folks are deported, arrested, tortured" The view of China and the Global South in general in France is truly batshit insane...

Arnaud Bertrand

179,216 views • 2 years ago

16:21

🇮🇱 🇱🇧 Many in Israel believe that when you attack them, you forfeit your land. In other words, because Hezbollah attacked Israel, Israel has the right to annex their land, and Israel should have never given up the Sinai to Egypt. Yishai Fleisher, spokesperson for the Jewish Community of Hebron, made the case openly. After 50 years of attacks from Lebanon and a century of regional aggression, he says Israel has earned the right to take territory and not give it back: "We have been persecuted for 2,000 years. When we push back on enemies that have attacked us for a long time, we have a right to start taking territory and say, you lost the privilege to live in that land." He brushed off concerns about destabilization in Syria, defended arming the Druze, and made clear that even though annexation is not government policy yet, plenty of Israelis believe it should be. Yishai Fleisher يشاي ישי פליישר 🕎

Mario Nawfal

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