

Iran’s Supreme Leader Says “Israel Won’t Last Long”
Oct 4, 2024
Areeba Hamid, co-director of Greenpeace UK and climate change expert, discusses the UK's £22 billion investment in carbon capture, urging a balance between fossil fuel industry support and true sustainable practices. Richard Sanders, director of a documentary on Israeli war crimes in Gaza, shares insights on the implications of soldier-documented evidence, highlighting media biases in portraying the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Both guests emphasize the urgent need for accountability and informed dialogue in today's complex geopolitical landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 1min
Iran's Strategic Calculations in Regional Conflicts
01:30 • 16min
UK Government Invests Heavily in Carbon Capture Initiatives
17:11 • 2min
Balancing Industry and Green Initiatives: A Controversial Debate
18:42 • 2min
Exploring Carbon Capture and Its Complexities
20:29 • 11min
Exposing War Crimes: The Role of Soldier-Documented Evidence
31:24 • 9min
Examining Media Bias in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
40:31 • 21min
Analyzing Violence and Media Bias in the Context of Israel and Hamas
01:01:16 • 5min