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[07 June 13] Is Erdogan earning wage of his sin on Syria? - English
On this episode of the program, George Galloway comments on the Turkish unrest and asks if the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is paying the price for the policies he has been pursuing...
On this episode of the program, George Galloway comments on the Turkish unrest and asks if the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is paying the price for the policies he has been pursuing across the border in Syria and elsewhere over the last few years.
Turkey has been the scene to a fierce anti-government unrest in the last week. The unrest broke out after police crushed a sit-in staged in Taksim Square on May 31 which was held to protest against the government plan for Gezi Park.
The anti-government demonstrations have mainly been held in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Mugla, Antalya, and many other cities and towns.
Turkish Human Rights Foundation says some 4,300 people have been hurt or sought medical care for the effects of tear gas inhalation. Four people have also been killed during the unrest.
Galloway asks if Erdogan is earning the wage of his sin in support of the Syrian militants. The government of Erdogan has been one of the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad\'s harshest critics and has supported the foreign-backed militants fighting to topple his government. The Syrian crisis resulted in the death of many Syrians and the destruction of the Syrian cities.
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On this episode of the program, George Galloway comments on the Turkish unrest and asks if the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is paying the price for the policies he has been pursuing across the border in Syria and elsewhere over the last few years.
Turkey has been the scene to a fierce anti-government unrest in the last week. The unrest broke out after police crushed a sit-in staged in Taksim Square on May 31 which was held to protest against the government plan for Gezi Park.
The anti-government demonstrations have mainly been held in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Mugla, Antalya, and many other cities and towns.
Turkish Human Rights Foundation says some 4,300 people have been hurt or sought medical care for the effects of tear gas inhalation. Four people have also been killed during the unrest.
Galloway asks if Erdogan is earning the wage of his sin in support of the Syrian militants. The government of Erdogan has been one of the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad\'s harshest critics and has supported the foreign-backed militants fighting to topple his government. The Syrian crisis resulted in the death of many Syrians and the destruction of the Syrian cities.
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[11 June 13] israel aware of Assad superiority - English
Press TV has conducted an interview with James Jatras, former US Senate Foreign Policy analyst, about Israeli Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz saying President Bashar al-Assad may prevail in...
Press TV has conducted an interview with James Jatras, former US Senate Foreign Policy analyst, about Israeli Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz saying President Bashar al-Assad may prevail in Syria\\\'s conflict.
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Press TV has conducted an interview with James Jatras, former US Senate Foreign Policy analyst, about Israeli Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz saying President Bashar al-Assad may prevail in Syria\\\'s conflict.
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[11 June 13] israel, Turkey checkmated in Syria: E. Michael Jones - English
Press TV has conducted an interview with E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars Online Magazine, about a senior Israeli minister saying that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad may win the battle...
Press TV has conducted an interview with E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars Online Magazine, about a senior Israeli minister saying that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad may win the battle against the foreign-backed insurgents.
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Press TV has conducted an interview with E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars Online Magazine, about a senior Israeli minister saying that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad may win the battle against the foreign-backed insurgents.
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[18 June 13] Syria unrest likely to trigger regional war: Mark Mason - English
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says European countries will \"pay the price\" if they send weapons to foreign-backed militants in the Arab country. Assad also rejected US, British and...
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says European countries will \"pay the price\" if they send weapons to foreign-backed militants in the Arab country. Assad also rejected US, British and French claims that Syrian forces had used chemical weapons against the foreign-backed militants fighting in the country.
Syria\'s deputy foreign minister, Faisal Muqdad, also criticized discussions by Western countries on arming Syria militants saying they are \"incitement to murder and unacceptable on a human and moral level.\"
The comments came after US President Barack Obama ordered his administration last week to provide militants in Syria with weapons, claiming that the Syrian government had crossed Washington\'s \"red line\" for using chemical weapons against the militants.
Press TV has conducted an interview with Mark Mason, political commentator, about the situation in Syria.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says European countries will \"pay the price\" if they send weapons to foreign-backed militants in the Arab country. Assad also rejected US, British and French claims that Syrian forces had used chemical weapons against the foreign-backed militants fighting in the country.
Syria\'s deputy foreign minister, Faisal Muqdad, also criticized discussions by Western countries on arming Syria militants saying they are \"incitement to murder and unacceptable on a human and moral level.\"
The comments came after US President Barack Obama ordered his administration last week to provide militants in Syria with weapons, claiming that the Syrian government had crossed Washington\'s \"red line\" for using chemical weapons against the militants.
Press TV has conducted an interview with Mark Mason, political commentator, about the situation in Syria.
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[22 June 13] Friends of Syria agree to arm Syria militants - English
Foreign ministers of the countries supporting the militants fighting the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad have agreed to provide them \"urgently\" with arms.
Foreign ministers of the countries supporting the militants fighting the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad have agreed to provide them \"urgently\" with arms.
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[24 July 13] israel already involved in unprovoked attacks on Syria: Scott Rickard - English
Press TV has conducted an interview with Scott Rickard, former American intelligence linguist, about Israel once again threatening the Syrian government and President Bashar al-Assad with possible...
Press TV has conducted an interview with Scott Rickard, former American intelligence linguist, about Israel once again threatening the Syrian government and President Bashar al-Assad with possible attacks.
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Press TV has conducted an interview with Scott Rickard, former American intelligence linguist, about Israel once again threatening the Syrian government and President Bashar al-Assad with possible attacks.
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[24 July 13] Failed policies, destabilizing israel: E. Michael Jones - English
Press TV has conducted an interview with E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars Online Magazine, about Israel once again threatening the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad of possible...
Press TV has conducted an interview with E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars Online Magazine, about Israel once again threatening the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad of possible strikes.
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Press TV has conducted an interview with E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars Online Magazine, about Israel once again threatening the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad of possible strikes.
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[PART1] War In Syria: Why The West Is Losing (April 2013) - English
Any westerners believe that the Spring Uprising happened because western governments have told them these 3 countries,(Syria, Egypt and Libya), want their rights. However sometimes even...
Any westerners believe that the Spring Uprising happened because western governments have told them these 3 countries,(Syria, Egypt and Libya), want their rights. However sometimes even seeing is not believing. On tonight\'s chapter of \'Genocide\' we go
through the minimum 10 year buildup to the \'peaceful protests\'. You won\'t find any sound bites here, no one liners, no fake controversy. Yes, you\'ll only see people and hear the words straight from their mouth as western governments from North America to the United Kingdom announce they will take the middle east by force if necessary.
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Any westerners believe that the Spring Uprising happened because western governments have told them these 3 countries,(Syria, Egypt and Libya), want their rights. However sometimes even seeing is not believing. On tonight\'s chapter of \'Genocide\' we go
through the minimum 10 year buildup to the \'peaceful protests\'. You won\'t find any sound bites here, no one liners, no fake controversy. Yes, you\'ll only see people and hear the words straight from their mouth as western governments from North America to the United Kingdom announce they will take the middle east by force if necessary.
All right belong to WKAJTELEVISION
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[PART2] War In Syria: Why The West Is Losing (April 2013) - English
In this chapter of Genocide we examine the chemical romance linked to the west and its allies. Turkey joins the fray, leading to an uprising across the former Ottoman Empire. And Russia continues...
In this chapter of Genocide we examine the chemical romance linked to the west and its allies. Turkey joins the fray, leading to an uprising across the former Ottoman Empire. And Russia continues to stop all foreign intervention from the eager western empires.
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In this chapter of Genocide we examine the chemical romance linked to the west and its allies. Turkey joins the fray, leading to an uprising across the former Ottoman Empire. And Russia continues to stop all foreign intervention from the eager western empires.
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President Al-Assad interview with Dennis Kucinich - 17 September 2013 - English sub Arabic
President Al-Assad\\\'s interview with Dennis Kucinich, former U.S. Congressman & Greg Palkot, senior foreign affairs correspondence, Fox News - 17 September 2013.
Credit: Electronic Resistance
President Al-Assad\\\'s interview with Dennis Kucinich, former U.S. Congressman & Greg Palkot, senior foreign affairs correspondence, Fox News - 17 September 2013.
Credit: Electronic Resistance
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[22 Oct 2013] At least one person has been killed in fresh violence in Lebanon northern city of Tripoli - English
Our Beirut correspondent says clashes have erupted between supporters and opponents of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the flashpoint city. The clashes have so far claimed one life and left...
Our Beirut correspondent says clashes have erupted between supporters and opponents of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the flashpoint city. The clashes have so far claimed one life and left nearly a dozen others injured. Residents in two of Tripoli\'s prominent neighborhoods Jabal Mohsen and Bab al-Tabbaneh often engage in violent clashes over their political and religious affiliations.
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Our Beirut correspondent says clashes have erupted between supporters and opponents of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the flashpoint city. The clashes have so far claimed one life and left nearly a dozen others injured. Residents in two of Tripoli\'s prominent neighborhoods Jabal Mohsen and Bab al-Tabbaneh often engage in violent clashes over their political and religious affiliations.
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[22 Oct 2013] Syrian rebel sponsors back peace talks in Geneva - English
The main supporters of militants in Syria have backed peace talks as a means of ending the violence in the country. But at a meeting of the so-called \"Friends of Syria\" in London,...
The main supporters of militants in Syria have backed peace talks as a means of ending the violence in the country. But at a meeting of the so-called \"Friends of Syria\" in London, foreign ministers and representatives from various anti-Damascus groups pledged support for the opposition and insisted that President Bashar al-Assad must step down. Roshan Muhammed Salih reports from London.
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The main supporters of militants in Syria have backed peace talks as a means of ending the violence in the country. But at a meeting of the so-called \"Friends of Syria\" in London, foreign ministers and representatives from various anti-Damascus groups pledged support for the opposition and insisted that President Bashar al-Assad must step down. Roshan Muhammed Salih reports from London.
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[23 Oct 2013] Syria crisis resolution must come from Syrians: Shaath - English
Press TV has conducted an interview with Saab Shaath, Middle East Affairs expert, about the remarks made by William Hague and John Kerry both saying that Syrian Present Bashar al-Assad must go and...
Press TV has conducted an interview with Saab Shaath, Middle East Affairs expert, about the remarks made by William Hague and John Kerry both saying that Syrian Present Bashar al-Assad must go and will not be part of a future Syrian government.
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Press TV has conducted an interview with Saab Shaath, Middle East Affairs expert, about the remarks made by William Hague and John Kerry both saying that Syrian Present Bashar al-Assad must go and will not be part of a future Syrian government.
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[23 Oct 2013] Damascus: No foreign party can decide leadership but Syrian people - English
In reaction to the meeting of the so-called Friends of Syria in London, Damascus says no foreign party will be involved in deciding the country\'s leadership.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry issued...
In reaction to the meeting of the so-called Friends of Syria in London, Damascus says no foreign party will be involved in deciding the country\'s leadership.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that the Syrian people are the only ones who can choose their leaders. The statement says Syrians will not allow any foreign party to impose its will on them when it comes to choosing a government or determining the state powers. The statement comes after the so-called Friends of Syria supported the insurgents in the country. They said after their meeting on Tuesday that they\'ve agreed with the external opposition that President Bashar al-Assad will have no place in the future of the Middle Eastern nation. The meeting of the group of 11 Western and Arab countries plus the foreign-backed opposition, was held ahead of a planned peace conference on Syria in late November.
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In reaction to the meeting of the so-called Friends of Syria in London, Damascus says no foreign party will be involved in deciding the country\'s leadership.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that the Syrian people are the only ones who can choose their leaders. The statement says Syrians will not allow any foreign party to impose its will on them when it comes to choosing a government or determining the state powers. The statement comes after the so-called Friends of Syria supported the insurgents in the country. They said after their meeting on Tuesday that they\'ve agreed with the external opposition that President Bashar al-Assad will have no place in the future of the Middle Eastern nation. The meeting of the group of 11 Western and Arab countries plus the foreign-backed opposition, was held ahead of a planned peace conference on Syria in late November.
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[24 Oct 2013] War on Syria directly impacts Lebanon security - English
As part of the geopolitical relationship between the two sisterly countries, the security situation in Lebanon goes hand in hand with the military escalation in Syria. With continuous rockets being...
As part of the geopolitical relationship between the two sisterly countries, the security situation in Lebanon goes hand in hand with the military escalation in Syria. With continuous rockets being launched across the border and clashes occurring between groups supporting and opposing Syrian President Bashar Assad in Lebanon\'s Tripoli, the Lebanese government no longer acknowledges a full dissociation policy.
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As part of the geopolitical relationship between the two sisterly countries, the security situation in Lebanon goes hand in hand with the military escalation in Syria. With continuous rockets being launched across the border and clashes occurring between groups supporting and opposing Syrian President Bashar Assad in Lebanon\'s Tripoli, the Lebanese government no longer acknowledges a full dissociation policy.
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[06 Nov 2013] The Debate - Seeking Syria Solution - English
The US and Russia have come to the conclusion that there is no military solution to Syria\'s crisis and all efforts must be focused on a political roadmap. Some US allies notably Saudi Arabia still...
The US and Russia have come to the conclusion that there is no military solution to Syria\'s crisis and all efforts must be focused on a political roadmap. Some US allies notably Saudi Arabia still insist President Bashar al Assad\'s government should be toppled militarily. Delayed for months, the Geneva Two peace conference aims to resolve the crisis through dialog between the Syrian government and a yet undecided opposition that includes al Qaeda-affiliated militants bent on continuing a deadly terrorist campaign. So how near is a political solution?
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The US and Russia have come to the conclusion that there is no military solution to Syria\'s crisis and all efforts must be focused on a political roadmap. Some US allies notably Saudi Arabia still insist President Bashar al Assad\'s government should be toppled militarily. Delayed for months, the Geneva Two peace conference aims to resolve the crisis through dialog between the Syrian government and a yet undecided opposition that includes al Qaeda-affiliated militants bent on continuing a deadly terrorist campaign. So how near is a political solution?
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[Speech] Hezbollah reaffirms support for Syria during Ashura - Syed Hasan Nasrullah - 14 Nov 2013 - Arabic sub English
Hezbollah reaffirms support for Syria during Ashura. Guardian report
Shia Muslims gather in Beirut on Thursday to mark the anniversary of the death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet...
Hezbollah reaffirms support for Syria during Ashura. Guardian report
Shia Muslims gather in Beirut on Thursday to mark the anniversary of the death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah says his group will remain in Syria for as long as necessary. Hezbollah supports the Syrian government and fights alongside Bashar al-Assads forces against takfiri terrorists.
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Hezbollah reaffirms support for Syria during Ashura. Guardian report
Shia Muslims gather in Beirut on Thursday to mark the anniversary of the death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah says his group will remain in Syria for as long as necessary. Hezbollah supports the Syrian government and fights alongside Bashar al-Assads forces against takfiri terrorists.
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[01 Dec 2013] US officials confirm that Americans are joining the insurgency in Syria - English
US officials are warning that American nationals fighting alongside foreign-backed insurgents in Syria will pose a security threat to their home country in the future. This, as Washington still...
US officials are warning that American nationals fighting alongside foreign-backed insurgents in Syria will pose a security threat to their home country in the future. This, as Washington still continues to support the insurgents fighting to topple the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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US officials are warning that American nationals fighting alongside foreign-backed insurgents in Syria will pose a security threat to their home country in the future. This, as Washington still continues to support the insurgents fighting to topple the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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[02 Dec 2013] Saudi Arabia trying to make up for its loss in Syria - English
The spillover of the Syrian crisis has claimed more lives in the flashpoint northern Lebanese city of Tripoli.
Ten people, including a woman, have been killed in clashes between supporters and...
The spillover of the Syrian crisis has claimed more lives in the flashpoint northern Lebanese city of Tripoli.
Ten people, including a woman, have been killed in clashes between supporters and opponents of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over the weekend. At least 70 people have also been wounded. Our Beirut correspondent Ali Rizk sees the latest incidents as part of a larger picture. He says Saudi Arabia is losing its sphere of influence compared to regional players, and is therefore trying to regain its power by resorting to violence by proxy.
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The spillover of the Syrian crisis has claimed more lives in the flashpoint northern Lebanese city of Tripoli.
Ten people, including a woman, have been killed in clashes between supporters and opponents of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over the weekend. At least 70 people have also been wounded. Our Beirut correspondent Ali Rizk sees the latest incidents as part of a larger picture. He says Saudi Arabia is losing its sphere of influence compared to regional players, and is therefore trying to regain its power by resorting to violence by proxy.
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[04 Dec 2013] FSA forces ready to join the Syrian army and drive out al Qaeda linked terrorists - English
The head of the so-called Free Syrian Army says his forces are ready to join the Syrian army and drive out al-Qaeda-linked terrorists who have taken over militant-held areas.
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The head of the so-called Free Syrian Army says his forces are ready to join the Syrian army and drive out al-Qaeda-linked terrorists who have taken over militant-held areas.
General Salim Idris has described as very dangerous the militant group calling itself as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, or the I-S-I-S. Thousands of foreign militants have in recent months joined its ranks. General Idris also claimed that besides fighting with Syrian forces, the F-S-A forces have fought another war with al-Qaeda at dozens of different locations over the past six months. The so-called Free Syrian Army also says that it has dropped the precondition for President Bashar al-Assad to leave power before the upcoming Geneva peace conference.
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The head of the so-called Free Syrian Army says his forces are ready to join the Syrian army and drive out al-Qaeda-linked terrorists who have taken over militant-held areas.
General Salim Idris has described as very dangerous the militant group calling itself as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, or the I-S-I-S. Thousands of foreign militants have in recent months joined its ranks. General Idris also claimed that besides fighting with Syrian forces, the F-S-A forces have fought another war with al-Qaeda at dozens of different locations over the past six months. The so-called Free Syrian Army also says that it has dropped the precondition for President Bashar al-Assad to leave power before the upcoming Geneva peace conference.
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[05 Dec 2013] FSA spokesman Group will not attend Geneva II conference - English
The military wing of Syria\'s foreign-backed opposition, known as the Free Syrian Army says it will not take part in the upcoming conference in Geneva which is aimed at ending the conflict in...
The military wing of Syria\'s foreign-backed opposition, known as the Free Syrian Army says it will not take part in the upcoming conference in Geneva which is aimed at ending the conflict in Syria.
Mokdad told Press TV that the international community must give guarantees that President Bashar al-Assad will step down. He says the opposition, Syrian National Council will hold a vote to decide whether to take part in the conference or not. A few days ago, the leader of the FSA pledged to continue fighting despite the planned peace conference . The UN, US and Russia have been trying for months to persuade the foreign-backed opposition to attend the peace talks with the government in January. Damascus has said the Syrian people must decide on the future of the country and their government.
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The military wing of Syria\'s foreign-backed opposition, known as the Free Syrian Army says it will not take part in the upcoming conference in Geneva which is aimed at ending the conflict in Syria.
Mokdad told Press TV that the international community must give guarantees that President Bashar al-Assad will step down. He says the opposition, Syrian National Council will hold a vote to decide whether to take part in the conference or not. A few days ago, the leader of the FSA pledged to continue fighting despite the planned peace conference . The UN, US and Russia have been trying for months to persuade the foreign-backed opposition to attend the peace talks with the government in January. Damascus has said the Syrian people must decide on the future of the country and their government.