You uh in our International News coming up at half past the hour uh for now that brings us to an end for our extended coverage uh do stay with press tv for now its goodbye. Hi, im sean murray, and this is the conversation, where we take an alternative look, a political events and Current Affairs through annary slens. In this show, we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear, we go where mainstream wont go. This week we look at the of topic of our fragile. Peace process, how does peace now look 25 years on from the signing of the good fredy agreement . Has Common Ground been made by former enemies or are we as polarized as ever . My next guest served under the royal ulster constablary, depending on what side of the political divide you come from, the rc were seen as a protectors of a community or an oppressive force against another. But before we speak to our next guest, lets get a quick overview on this weeks topic. As always we are joined by our r
On what side of the political divide you come from, the rc were seen as a protectors of a community or an oppressive force against another, but before we speak to our next guest, lets get a quick overview on this weeks topic. In as always we are joined by our resident copresenter michelle gildernew. Michelle is. Current np for fermana south toron. She has served in the Northern Ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development, unchard person of the health committee, amongst other things. Michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teens and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. And todays guest is sam thompson. Som is a former member of the royal olster constablary. He experienced the loss of number of colleagues and friends and saw numerous killings and bombings during the conflict. Some retired. In 2008 and has expanded on his love of history and his nalecture. Sam, welcome to the show. Yes, thank you shan. So, sam, you grew up not far from w
Okay, im going to have to say goodbye now, were going to wrap up this segment of the program, journalists and activists political analysts, john bosnich joining us from belgrade, and also thanks to journalist, author and activist, frag huws joining us from belfast, we are going to keep a close eye on all the latest developments with regards to the war on gaza, were going to go for a short break, but our coverage will resume shortly, stick around. Hi, im shawn murray and this is the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and Current Affairs through annaries lens. In this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. We go, were mainstream one. This week we look at the topic of our fragile peace process, how does peace now look 25 years on from the sending of the good fredy agreement . Has Common Ground been made by former enemies or are we as polarized as ever . My next guest served under the royal ulster constablary.
Palestinians. The Palestinian Resistance moven hamas says israels attack on ali arabi hospital in gaza proves the regimes brutality and the extent of its feeling of defeat. Hamas also held the United States responsible for the carnage since washington gives coverage to israels relentless attacks on palestinians. The leader of irans Islamic Revolution has warned that no one can stop muslims and resistance group. If israel continues its crimes and the gaza strip stressed that the regime must be tried for its crimes in the palestinian territory. United nations has warned israel against the forcible transfer of civilians in the gaza strip saying it will lead to a breach of international law. Un Human Rights Office said that illegal temporary evacuation of civilians came with obligations on israel, which it has made no attempt to fulfill. Hi, im sean murray, and this is the conversation, where we take an alternative look, a political events, and Current Affairs through annaries. In this sho
Ulster constablary, depending on what side of the political divide you come from, the ruc were seen as a protectors of a community or an oppressive force against another, but before we speak to our next guest, lets get a quick overview on this weeks topic. As always we are joined by our rese and copresenter michelle gildernew. Michelle is a current np for fermana south toron. She has served in the Northern Ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and Rural Development and chairperson of the Health Committee amongst other things. Michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teens and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. And todays guest is sam thompson. Sam is a former member of the royal olster constablary. He experienced the loss of number of colleagues and friends and saw numerous killings. And bombings during the conflict. Sam retired in 2008 and has exponded on his love of history and his naileacture. Sam welcome to the show. Yes, thank you shan. So sam,