lina mervine did not learn arabic in her childhood.forgetting their native language, privately, some customs and feelings that her palestinian grandparents brought with them remain, the food, the history, they need to return to her land. lina's grandfather tried without success in 1967, he died without setting food in palestine again. lina is a writer and teacher, her work has been translated into 12 languages and has been awarded in chile, mexico, canada and germany among other countries in 2020. to she received the order of palestine for culture, science and arts, which was very significant to her. i received it in the name of my grandparents, she says, those who were never able to return to palestine. bien, primero, first, i welcome you lina, thank you for accepting this invitation. let's start by asking about the day you migrated. when does your family arrive in chile, under what circumstances and

countries, arab region. the israeli aggression for the arabs is well known, it's quite clear, it's obvious, it's open, they say it, even in their culture, in their countries, in their schools in the... to marginalize this issue and say that this is not important, they continue to continue to ignore this, and they continue when they came to normalization, they wanted to jump over and cover up all of these realities, all these truths, and they wanted to move other wars here and there, target this people, target that country, to move the... this is huge problem for our nation and when some countries and other governments and these regimes try to put all their efforts and all their capabilities to try to realize the us agenda which is an aggressive plot against all our country every single country in the arabo muslim world this became a real problem in our nation and this is a... are using their capabilities and their efforts and moving with all their action and all their capabilities in order to be at the service of the us israel plots, us and israel both are two faces of the same coin and th

in addition, we must insist on the expansion of an arabization of the territory whose presence. its arabuse of the prevalence of arabism throughout the near east region, so there's a long tradition, right? it's important to know that this territory is inhabited by an original population that created urban centers, which was closely linked to what is known as the nazda or the arab cultural renaissance in the 19th century. it was not an uninhabited territory, was inhabited by a population with a long historical tradition closely associated with the 19th century with the arab cultural renaissance, semi-rural society, but whose fundamental urban centers were linked to the other arab urban centers in the region to beirot in lebanon. i would say that such expansion is the most synthetical way to refer to inhabited palestine with ancient history and with a long urban tradition and also with cities that were closely linked to commerce since ancient times a region with very rich cultural life associated with various traditions and with a plathora of religions from christianity to islam. this terr

chile has one of the largest communities outside the arab world. is said that we are close to 300 thousands, but we are millions spread across the face of the earth, far from our. massacred before the complicit eyes of the entire world. israel has always wanted to erase the history of the palestinian nation, and now it seeks to annihilate their future. i invite you to delve deeper, to analyze and to learn more through the following video. it should be noted that it includes shocking and painful images. son imágenes impactantes y dolorosas. حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل لا حول ولا قوه الا بالله العلي العظيم هيم وهم نايمين حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيد الله lamentablemente. have just seen are not isolated events, they are part of a permanent, historical, systematic policy of israel that has been murdering palestinian children during their daily aggression against the... palestinian refugee camps, imprisoning children under 15 years of age throughout the history of the occupation. i invite you next to see a report by journalist huda hijazi wh

the arab league returned to syria.efore, they have to invite syria to the meeting of arab leaders. the importance of this invitation is clear from here that syria has many capabilities in the center of the axis of resistance. the war of etihad maidan and the war that is going on now with the zionist regime and all those who are behind it , including the arab regimes that have normalized relations and the united states, are all disgraced. now the world and america are trying to maintain their honor and dignity in this war. therefore, they cannot stop bahrain from inviting syria to this meeting . in addition, bahrain to mesaba. backyard riyadh is considered that when riyadh reopened its embassy in syria and invited bashar al-assad to visit saudi arabia and welcomed him well , bahrain can no longer escape from this issue and not invite syria to the arab league meeting in the shadow the current conflicts are in favor of the resistance axis and this issue shows the importance and strength of this axis in which syria is pres

in addition, we must insist on the expansion of an arabization of the territory whose presence, its arab of arabism throughout the near east region, so there's a long tradition, right? it's important to know that this territory is inhabited by an original population that created urban centers, which was closely linked to what is known as the nazda or the arab cultural renaissance in the 19th century. it was not an uninhabited territory, it was inhabited by a population. with a long historical tradition closely associated with the 19th century, with the arab cultural renaissance, semi-rural society, but whose fundamental urban centers were linked to the other arab urban centers in the region to beirout in lebanon. i would say that such expansion is the most synthetical way to refer to inhabited palestine with ancient history and with a long urban tradition and also with cities that were closely linked to commerce since ancient times origin with very rich cultural life associated with various traditions and with a plathora of religions from christianity to islam. this territory was home to

in 1930, the arab world witnessed an extraordinary event. the scout group and the orchestra group were formed in palestine. this group was not just a simple music group, but a real orchestra group in every sense. there were all kinds of musical instruments in it. young students they play all kinds of instruments and play together. palestinian society showed. it has all the necessary signs to face the 20th century, but the promise of the british was always lurking under the skin of this society. britain's promise to the zionist movement was to support the formation of a land for the jews. after some time, this promise not only threatened the development of palestine, but also became a threat to the existence of palestine itself. 100 years ago, the situation in palestine was very different compared to now. palestine was under the control of the british protectorate. there are those who say that palestine was just a barren land. but in fact, cities like quds had a commercial sector , transport networks and a lively cultural life. enlightened ar

of pan-arabism to unite the arab race, and of course, his constant quarals with its unwanted neighbor, israel. nasir, had become the hero of arabs. when egypt at the forefront of the arab world, showed communism the green light. syria also leaned towards the ussr. syria had recently united with egypt and established the united arab republic. a short while later, in may 1967, anwar sadat, the speaker of the national assembly of egypt, went to moscow to meet with soviet prime minister alexe kosijen. that's where he was told that america's friend, meaning israel, had gathered a large number of its forces on the syrian border and the threat of an israeli attack on united arab republic was serious. the communists were forced to give this mischievous news to egypt because they thought that military confrontation between the allies of the east and the west in the middle east would lead to the victory of the eastern block. we believed a war could bring us political gains. even a stalemate could bring us back. egypt had our backing, both political and military. we thought their forces would de

world was egypt and abdul nasir, by raising the ideology of pan-arabism to unite the arab race and of course his constant quarals with its unwanted neighbor israel, naser had become the hero of arabs. when egypt at the forefronts of the arab world showed communism the green light, syria also lean towards a us. syria had recently united with egypt and established the united arab republic. a short while later, in may 1967, anwar sadat, the speaker of the national assembly of egypt went to moscow to meet with soviet prime minister alexe kosijen. that's where he was told that america's friend, meaning israel, had gathered a large number of its forces on the syrian border and the threat of. israeli attack on the united arab republic was serious. the communists were forced to give this mischievous news to egypt because they thought that military confrontation between the allies of the east and the west in the middle east would lead to the victory of the eastern block. we believed a war could bring us political gains. even a stalemate. egypt had our backing, both political and military, we t

chile has one of the largest communities outside the arab world.t is said that we are close to 300 thous, but we are millions spread across the face of the earth, far from our homeland, but committed to the identity, history and struggle of our people of our land. which is and will forever be palestine. hello everyone, you are very welcomed. children and adolescents are usually considered throughout the world as the future of societies. however, today in palestine, palestinian children adolescents are being brutally massacred before the complicit eyes of the entire world. israel has always wanted. erased the history of the palestinian nation, and now it seeks to annihilate their future. i invite you to deal deeper to analyze and to learn more through the following video. it should be known. unfortunately, what we have just seen are not isolated events, they are part of a permanent, historical, systematic policy of israel that has been murdering palestinian children during their daily aggression against the palestinian refugee camps, imprisoning chi

and were known as arab gentlemen.r time, the zionists began to take the lands that were divided into the arab part according to the united nations plan. data was. in this operation, the zionists did not distinguish between fighters and ordinary people. simultaneous. at sunrise on april 9, 1948, the fighting forces of irgun and stronging entered the village of deir yassin in jerusalem. as a result of this attack, a massacre took place. more than 100 palestinians, including women, children and innocent people, were killed. deir yassin village is only 3 km from the british police commander's office in jerusalem. british soldiers began to evacuate palestine a month before the date set for the end of their rule. they set up their camps at night with all their weapons, tanks and particle cars in groups they gave zionists. on april 18, the british army demanded the city of tiberias. they forced about 5,000 palestinians to leave their homes before leaving . the next day, zionist forces completely occupied shahria. at noon on

of pan-arabism to unite the arab race, and of course his constant quarals with his unwanted neighbor israel, nasa had become the hero of arabs. at the forefronts of the arab world showed communism the green light. syria also leaned towards the ussr. syria had recently united with egypt and established the united arab republic. a short while later, in may 1967, anwar sadat, the speaker of the national assembly of egypt went to moscow to meet with soviet prime minister alexe kosijen. that's... he was told that america's friend, meaning israel, had gathered a large number of its forces on the syrian border, and the threat of an israeli attack on the united arab republic was serious. the communists were forced to give this mischievous news to egypt because they thought that military confrontation between the allies of the east and the west in the middle east would lead to the victory of the eastern block. word that israeli forces had a mass on the syrian border, he wasted no time. he immediately wrote to the un and asked the organization to withdraw its peacekeeping forces which had been

egypt and abdul nasir, by raising the ideology of pan-arabism to unite the arab race, and of course, his constant quarals with his unwanted neighbor, israel, nasa had become the hero of arabs. when egypt at the forefronts of the arab world showed communism the green light, syria also leaned towards the ussr. syria had recently united with egypt and established the united arab republic. a short while later, in may 1967, anwar sadat, the speaker of the national assembly of egypt went to moscow to meet with soviet prime minister alexe kosijin. that's where he was told that america's friend, meaning israel, had gathered a large number of its forces on the syrian border and the threat of an israeli attack on the united arab republic was serious. the communists were forced to give. we thought their forces would demonstrate the benefits of soviet support, so we were confident that the balance of power in the middle east would be altered by localized war. received word that israeli forces had a mass on the syrian border, he wasted no time, he immediately wrote to the un and asked the organiz

of pan-arabism to unite the arab race, and of course, his constant quarals with its unwanted neighbor, israel, naser had become the hero of arabs. when egypt at the forefront of the arab world, showed communism the green light. syria also leaned towards the ussr. syria had recently united with egypt and established the united arab republic. a short while later, in may 1967, anwar sadat, the speaker of the national assembly of egypt, went to moscow to meet with soviet prime minister alexe kosijen. that's where he was told that america's friend, meaning israel, had gathered a large number of its forces on the syrian border and the threat of an israeli attack on united arab republic was serious. the communists were forced to give this mischievous news to egypt because they thought that military confrontation between the allies of the east and the west in the middle east would lead to the victory of the eastern block. we believed a war could bring us political gains. even a stalemate could bring us back. egypt had our backing, both political and military. we thought their forces would dem

and were defeated, the arab league withdrew from its decision and syria returned to the arab league the arab league returned to syria, so they have to leave syria. invite to a meeting of arab leaders. the importance of this invitation is clear from here that syria has many capabilities in the center of the axis of resistance. in the war of the maidan alliance and the war that is going on now with the zionist regime and all those who are behind it, including the arab regimes that have normalized relations and the united states , they have all been disgraced. now the world and america are trying to maintain their honor and dignity in this war . therefore, they cannot stop bahrain from inviting syria to this meeting. furthermore. when riyadh reopened its embassy in syria and asked bashar assad to travel to saudi arabia invited and welcomed him well. bahrain can no longer escape from this issue and not invite syria to the arab league meeting. in the shadow of the current conflicts, the situation is in favor of the axis of resistance, and this issue shows the importance and strength of t

what difference does it make how many arabs, muslims and christians are killed? we will cover the earth and even the seas from the niles to the euphrates in order to put an end to the homelessness of the zionists. it's obvious that no one will worry about these numbers. the elderly will soon die. and the youth will forget everything almost as soon. after all, according to ancient iranian doctors, the nature of soil is cold, and the dead and their survivors will soon forget the grief. now is the time for zionism to achieve victory any cost. in the following years, gulda mayor became the first ambassador of israel to the soviet union, the first minister of labor and the second minister of foreign affairs of israel. she was the female example of david bengorian and let the days full of violence and blood as the fourth prime minister of israel, woman who tried hard to deny and destroy palestine as much as her 2000-year-old anger and died at the age of 80. she's known in iran as a top gynecologist, but actually she's more of a political activist. pius and religious wo

additionally, blinton's visit included a meeting with ministers from number of arab countries, including saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt, jordan, and the secretary general of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization, hussein sheikh. it has become known that when these ministers attend a meeting, discussions about the day after the gaza war are on the agenda, in which they are intended to participate in terms of arrangement and funding to ensure first and foremost zionist israel's interests. what is clear from all of this is that there is intense and pressing american movement an attempt to reach arrangements, not only linked to the risks events in the middle east post to us interests, but also reflecting on president joe biden's performance in the upcoming us presidential elections on the 5th of next november. it's difficult to imagine reaching election day emit a war that could completely change the electoral landscape, especially of arab and islamic origin borders and others affected by events in gaza refrain from going to the polls on the promise

he was in 1948 in the first arab-israeli war. he participated and because of the compromise of arab leaders like king farouq with israel , he was forced to hand over his region to the israeli army . on the other hand, egypt was the largest arab army. which was located in the neighborhood of occupied palestine and many expected this country to face the zionist regime in the arab world. for this purpose , nasser, after the suez war in 1956, together with his friends, tried to rebuild the army and it was egypt's armed forces, and during these years , its biggest partner was none other than the soviet union. the volume of purchases is increasing every day and includes all departments of the egyptian army. from the weapons needed by the ground forces, such as the advanced tanks of those days, the t54, to the strengthening of the air force with the supersonic mig 21 aircraft, as well as the expansion of the air defense umbrella. the image that the egyptian media of this country's army presented to the arab world in these years is the i

he, who in 1948 he participated in the first arab-israeli war and because of the compromise of arab leaders such as king farouk with israel , he was forced to hand over his region to the israeli army . . on the other hand, egypt was the largest arab army, which was located in the neighborhood of occupied palestine, and many expected this country to face the zionist regime in the arab world. for this purpose , after the suez war in 1956, nasser, along with his friends, tried to rebuild the army and forces. it was egypt and the biggest in these years his partner was none other than the soviet union. the volume of purchases was increasing every day and affected all sections of the egyptian army. from the weapons required by the ground force, such as the advanced tanks of those days , the t54, to the strengthening of the air force. the image that the egyptian media of this country's army presented to the arab world in these years is the image of a powerful army that is not just waiting for an opportunity to completely destroy israel. of course, in these years, egypt also provided financial mili

on the arabic page. the post was immediately removed with a notification that the page might be taken down if they were of a similar posts. the same story was simple. tenuously posted on the hebrew page with disturbing pictures of the bodies of the palestinians killed plus provocative text in hebrew. facebook didn't remove the post and the hebrew page did not receive the same warning as the arabic page. we have seen in this spreads impact and the content has been effected differentially, i'd say as a trend we, there has been numerous cases documenting power, steering in or out of the content has been removed or restricted when he bu, content hasn't, as we've seen in your case in specific instances. yes, there is a difference between how hebrew and arabic contents can be moderated. i'm thinking to have the muscle and facebook shuffles. that's okay for you to have a facebook, colorado, be sure and how you and then with the so as far as cleaning i will out of the window didn't when i had listened i you wish

what difference does it make how many arabs, muslims and christians are killed? we will cover the earth and even the seas from the niles to the euphraties in order to put an end to the homelessness of the zionists. it's obvious that no one will work. about these numbers, the elderly will soon die, and the youth will forget everything almost as soon a. after all, according to ancient iranian doctors, the nature of soil is cold, and the dead and their survivors will soon forget the grief. now is the time for zionism to achieve victory at any cost. in the f the following years, gulda mayor became the first ambassador of israel to the soviet union, the first minister of labor and the second minister of foreign affairs of israel. she was the female example of david ben gorian, and let the days full of violence and blood as the fourth prime minister of israel, woman who tried hard to deny and destroy palestine as much as her two. thous-year-old anger and died at the age of 80. که به عنوان اولین بانوی دریانورد جمهوری اسلامی ایران و خاورمیانه وارد سیستم دریاندی بشم کسی ب

jews among the arabs, isadin al-ghassam had started strange and complicated establishment, small groups of five people plus a leader. none of the fighters knew each other, they only knew the leader of the group and isadin, wonderful cycle of intelligence and operations. he had started organizing and ideologically deepening his forces since. many years ago, but in 1934, they made their military actions public in the mountainous areas of northern palestine. actually, they were giving us a hard time. it is clear that the palestinians had not remained idle during these years. britain had launched an organization called the palestine police in 1920 to... to maintain domestic order. the arab fighters knew that the organization would serve with the common interests of us, jews and britain. the palestinians wanted to stand against our rational wards. of course, nothing but violence was expected from creatures like them. they planned the biggest revolution, or as they called it intifada until that time. it was really massive and it is obvious that they were very strong, six months of nationwide

what difference does it make how many arabs, muslims and christians are killed? "we will cover the earth and even the seas from the niles to the euphraties in order to put an end to the homelessness of the zionists. it's obvious that no one will worry about these numbers. the elderly will soon die, and the youth will forget everything almost as soon a. after all, according to ancient iranian doctors, the nature of soil is cold, and the dead and..." their survivors will soon forget the grief. now is the time for zionism to achieve victory any cost. in the following years, gulda mayor became the first... ambassador of israel to the soviet union, the first minister of labor and the second minister of foreign affairs of israel, she was the female example of of david bengorion and let the days full of violence and blood as the fourth prime minister of israel, woman who tried hard to deny and destroy palestine as much as her 2000-year-old anger and died at the age of 80. what kind of people do they think we are? is it possible they do not realize that we shall never ce

the arab is great. at that time , there were several forms of education in palestine in the 1900s and 2000s . there were a series of public schools and a series of arab schools. a series of international foreign schools such as the german school and the russian school, so we can see that there were many schools in palestine at that time. palestine was distinguished by having excellent professors and teachers . they were famous in the arab world and even in the whole world. there were different schools in palestine, this is a very important point. i am not saying that we are the best we had the educational system in the whole arab world, but we were definitely one of the best. in 1921, haj muhammad amin al-husseini was elected as the mufti of quds, one of his main work priorities. the head of the supreme council of muslims was to gather all muslim orphans in one place and build an orphanage for their accommodation and education. it was a technical school that taught all kinds of professions to students,

um the access of resistance of of course and some of the islamic countries, but the majority of the arab countries, especially the gulf countries, and the rest of the islamic world hasn't budge much to come forward to put an end to this crisis. i think it is actually tied up with more... um, let's say geopolitic um um strategy run by the us. okay, stay with me, um, i will get back to you on that uh interesting point that you're making. well, ali, when we look at the the situation that is happening as we just heard almost six months in the making now, is there any way possible this type of carnage would have been allowed to take place against europeans? absolutely not, as we can see the world reaction to something like the russian special military operation in ukraine, which came as a result of at. years of shelling constantly on almost daily basis of the various cities and regions in the donbas areagansk and the moment russia decides to defend these people who are majority ethnic and ethnic speaking russians they come in and look what happened they became the most sanctioned country in t

the case, what are these arab regimes trying to get when their arab brothren, their muslim brothers are being slaughtered um in front of their eyes? these regimes are only outwardly muslim, but every human being is designed to worship, worship what, that's up to the human being, these people, they worship money, they worship wealth and material, you see the way they live and they live all these lavish lifestyles, honestly it puts there. use it as house of cards especially during the coronavirus when there was a simultaneous oil price war that drove the price of oil down their economies took a big hit because they they live in this fantasy world and they think that all importing material goods ferraris and everything like that they they're only interested in money and power they they don't care about other muslims because the muslim is just a name for them they don't care about their other arab brethen um because to them they think that they're above the rest of. humanity and there's a doubt if they about the nature of their ethnicity uh among some academic circles, but it's they're they

additionally lincoln's visit included a meeting with ministers from number of arab countries, including saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt, jordan, and the secretary general of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization, hussein sheikh. it has become known that when these ministers attend a meeting, discussions about the day after the gaza war are on the agenda, in which they are intended to participate in terms of arrangement and funding to ensure first and foremost zionist israel's interests. what is clear. from all of this is that there is intense and pressing american movement an attempt to reach arrangements, not only linked to the risks events in the middle east post to us interests, but also reflecting on president joe biden's performance in the upcoming us presidential elections on the fifth of next november. it's difficult to imagine reaching election day emit a war that could completely change the electoral landscape, especially if arab and islamic origen voters and others affected by events in gaza refrain from going to the polls on the promis

at the current point in time, there is no place for arabs, and this clearly shows that the media andtal atmosphere of the issue of food is completely working against the zionist regime. thank you , mr. qadri. akbar allah is great.

markets, on the markets of the arabs and they rely on the money of the arabs, these should have companies should have become bankrupt if there was a serious approach, sensing responsibility and also boycotting, and boycotting is possible, decision which every single arab citizen can make, every single citizen in the muslim world can make, nobody can force the steps aren't sufficient, even this regard, there is lack of a sense of responsibility and vigilance, everyone must realize that there is a religious responsibility, religious responsibility means that this is part of your faith, your religion, which a person is... asked about on the day of judgment, religious responsibility means that god will hold you accountable on the day of judgment and will ask you and will punish you regarding the practical stance you did or you took towards the oppression of the palestinian people, this oppression concerns you, you are from this ummah, this concerns you regarding your responsibilities towards your ummah, your responsibility in confronting oppression and tyreny and criminality and aggression an

dialects of several arabic countries, in order to use them to defame our people, but unfortunately those who are with them, they try to use it without responsibly trying to use that information to defame, trying to only stress on the differences, not taking any action towards the people of yemen or the people of palestine, some of them are mercenaries, maybe they're yemenese as well, they're not respecting their people, they do not respect the position of the people of yemen, which is an honorable position, this is a position to... proud of and still they are trying to defame this, trying to go along with the israeli and us campaigns and the british campaigns as well, the enemy is also trying to put pressure on the humanitarian side, they also are trying to give trying to put pressure on us when it comes to the assistance that would come through the oman sultanate of oman, but still our people continue to be steadfast on their position, nothing has impacted their position, not the aggressive hostilities from the us and the uk and they continue with their activities and their actions, the

fact that the us continues to support this enemy and the level of treason from the muslims and the arab world against the palestinian people, and here we would like to stress the level of..." responsibility, the responsibility of the muslims and all the muslim countries, because the fact that they are silent, they are the ones who are creating and assisting in creating this treason, this this misery and also allowing the us and the israelies to be bold in to be emboldened in their continuous aggression against palestinan people, the governments or the institutions like for example is the case of the oic for example, or the arab league, also at the level of the general level, all the governments, the those who are in power, the authorities, the regimes, the leaders, the arab and muslim worlds at level of governments or the institutions or the associations, or those leaders, they have not been able to take a practical and tangible, serious stance towards the what is happening in in the aggression in gaza, we only hear statements and statements. and statements, nothing more than that, this

additionally, blincon's visit included a meeting with ministers from number of arab countries, including saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt, jordan, and the secretary general of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization, hussein sheikh. it has become known that when these ministers attend a meeting, discussions about the day after the gaza war are on the agenda, in which they are intended to participate in terms of arrangement and funding to ensure first and foremost zionist israel's interests, what is clear from all of this is that there is intense and pressing american movement an attempt to reach arrangements, not only linked to the risks, events, in the middle east post to yes interests, but also reflecting on president joe biden's performance in the upcoming us presidential elections on the fifth of next november. it's difficult to imagine reaching election day emit a war that could completely change the electoral landscape, especially if arab and islamic origin voters and others affected by events in gaza refrain from going to the polls on the prom

additionally, lincoln's visit included a meeting with ministers from number of arab countries, including saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt, jordan, and the secretary general of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization, hussein sheikh. it has become known that when these ministers attend a meeting, discussions about the day after the gaza war are on the agenda, in which they are intended to participate in terms of arrangement and funding to ensure first and foremost zionist israel's interests. what is clear from all of this is is that there is intense and pressing american movement an attempt to reach arrangements, not only linked to the risks events in the middle east post to us interests, but also reflecting on president joe biden's performance in the upcoming us presidential elections on the 5th of next november. it's difficult to imagine reaching election day emit a war that could completely change the electoral landscape, especially if arab and islamic origin borders and others affected by events in gaza refrain from going to the polls on the promi

additionally, blincon's visit included a meeting with ministers from number of arab countries, including saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt, jordan, and the secretary general of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization, hussein sheikh. it has become known that when these ministers attend a meeting, discussions about the day after the gaza war are on the agenda, in which they are intended to participate in terms of arrangement and funding to ensure first and foremost zionist israel's interests. what is clear from all of this is that there is intense and pressing. american movement an attempt to reach arrangements, not only linked to the risks events in the middle east post to yes interests, but also reflecting on president joe biden's performance in the upcoming us presidential elections on the fifth of next november. it's difficult to imagine reaching election day emit a war that could completely change the electoral landscape, especially if arab and islamic origin borders and others affected by events in gaza refrain from going to the polls on the prom

arabs did not agree. the jews wanted the country proportionate to the percentage of their population, but the palestinians said only about 6% of the land belong to the jews, they are narrow-minded, misery and selfish. people, like the russians who drove us away, like the poles, germans, or the venicians, even the british, or our enemies at least, in their hearts, like all non- jewish people in the world, they have been created like beasts, their most respectful name is gentile, the talmut is right about it. they did not agree to britain's plan, not because al-quds was supposed to remain under the british control, but because of the percentage of land ownership. in that year, we were on the brink of victory, but we did not achieve it. the palestinian resistance was about to turn the tables on. in that year, walter rothchild, the jewish member of the british parliament managed to persuade arthur james balfer, the british foreign minister to declare the british kingdom support for the formation of the jewish

one was hash tag debt to arabs. this a company to post which said that as well as far right wing security administer, it's them up and give their admin site to the killing of palestinians. facebook did not send any warnings about the provocative language all posts on the hebrew page. in fact, the page gained increased online engagement. sorry, i mean is, is it not very accurate senior level data literacy for him? he out of a vague come most authorization will say that the i'm the document have a facebook. what so i oh miss ho us, julio. oh no. about the use of specific arabic woods, including the tim shahid, meaning monitor. i do not speak arabic, and i was not aware that this is a word used in so many different context. i have a colleague who is called shaheen and i had no idea that this word was considered a, you know, band or potentially dangerous or violating, siding that out. and here we have a public policy advisory opinion regarding the word of the use of the word shahid and a rabbit on facebook and instagram

this for um by itself, the us is complicit in it, and the rest of the western world, unfortunately the arab and islamic world has done um almost zero in terms of this crisis, if we put aside um the access of resistance of course and some of the islamic countries, but the majority of the arab countries, especially the gulf countries, and the rest of the islamic world hasn't budge much to come forward to put an end to this crisis. i think it is actually... tied up with more um let's say geopolitic strategy run by the us. okay, i will get back to you on that interesting point that you're making. well, i, when we look at the the situation that is happening as we just heard almost six months in the making now. is there any way possible this type of carnage would have been allowed? take place against europeans? absolutely not, as we can see the world reaction to something uh like the russian special military operation in ukraine. which came as a result of 80 years of shelling constantly on almost daily basis of the various cities and regions in the donbass area, ingansk and donetsk, and the momen

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page is one in arabic. the other in hebrew, the arabic page became heavily restricted, so the increasingly posted on the hebrew page. this included controversial content . the fee of rhetoric leave violated facebook's policies. they posted a clip in august 2023. of the group is really central, is celebrating. another settler, who is accused of killing a palestinian boy. then they posted pictures of his ready settlers, including children, doing firearms training. facebook didn't send any warnings about these posts. in fact, it's approved paid promotion for one of them. this would be a clear example of and consistent moderation, right? if you have the exact same content with the same image, one of them is the move are restricted when they're in arabic. the other one is left intact, wins hebrew. it shows the inconsistency of content motivation. and the reason for that is perhaps in the clear, and unfortunately when content is, or honestly frag flagged as violating the policy because of the things as individual

the arab gulf states want more global influence . sometimes that means high fiving and fist about things. so let's do a generational politicians, they seem very impala, they really just want to be viewed as these monitoring is lomax states that despite their small size, have reach beyond their borders, oil and gas made the gulf states rich and powerful. and their long time allied. the u. s. provided security guarantees, but something is shifting. the us and china are buying for global influence. also here in the gulf. now the leaders of saudi arabia and the u, a. e, all right across roads. so how are they pushing for power and the changing world? let's map it out. the nothing screams confidence more than shiny mega projects like these shown here in p r videos. the lines, a futuristic linear city powered by renewable energy that is designed to stretch a 170 kilometers along saudi arabia's red sea coast. or out the front near the united arab emirates capitol, abu dhabi touted as the world's largest single site solar plant. to understan

each arab state acts on its own. role the west in the decision-making of arab countries is very large. there is such a role. accordingly, western pressure in the interests of israel is present in arab decisions. this truth is known to all arabs. ask why they went to war, because they knew that there would be no arab, muslim or other state that would protect them, it was necessary that they protect themselves with their own hands. the west constantly lies, which is why we now see what is happening in ukraine not as a war with ukraine, for us it is in many ways a holy and religious war, we are opposed by satanism, evil in its pure form, everything that our culture denies, our faith, but in this lie, 2017. you are accused of using chemical weapons, a special military operation is launched to disrupt negotiations in istanbul, russia is accused of terrible murders in bucha. our people do not believe, the syrian people do not believe, they come out and support you, our people support our supreme commander, how to fight lie

page is one in arabic. the other in hebrew, the arabic page became heavily restricted, so the increasingly posted on the hebrew page. this included controversial content, the fee of rhetoric lee violated facebook's policies. they posted the clip in august 2023. of the group is really central, is celebrating. another settler, who is accused of killing a palestinian boy. then they posted pictures of his ready settlers, including children, doing firearms training. facebook didn't send any warnings about these posts. in fact, it's approve paid promotion for one of them. this would be a clear example of and consist in moderation, right? if you have the exact same content with the same image, one of them is removed or restricted when they're in arabic. the other one is left intact, wins hebrew. it shows the inconsistency of content motivation. and the reason for that is perhaps in the clear, and unfortunately when continents are honestly frag flagged as violating the policy because of the danger as individuals, o

but again, the arabs did not agree. the jews wanted the country proportionate to the percentage of their population, but the palestinians said only about about 6% of the land belong to the jews. they are narrow-minded, miseraly and selfish people, like the russians who drove us away, like the poles, germans, or the venicians, even the british, who our enemies, at least in their hearts, like all non- jewish people in the world. they have been created like beasts. their most respectful. school name is gentile, the talmut is right about it. they did not agree to britain's plan, not because al-quds was supposed to remain under the british control, but because of the percentage of land ownership. in that year, we were on the brink of victory. but we did not achieve it, the palestinian resistance was about to turn the tables on us. in that year, walter rothchild, the jewish member of the british parliament managed to persuade arthur james balfer, the british foreign minister to declare the british kingdom support for the form

additionally, blincon's visit included a meeting with ministers from number of arab countries, including saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt, jordan, and the secretary general of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization, hussein sheikh. it has become known that when these ministers attend a meeting, discussions about the day after the gaza war are on the agenda, in which they are intended to participate in terms of arrangement and funding to ensure first and foremost zionist is interests, what is clear from all of this is that there is intense and pressing american movement an attempt to reach arrangements, not only linked to the risks events in the middle east post to us interests, but also reflecting on president joe biden's performance in the upcoming us presidential elections on the fifth of next november. it's difficult to imagine reaching election day emit a war that could completely change the electoral landscape, especially of arab and islamic origin borders and others affected by events in gaza refrain from going. to the polls on the promise day

the president of the united arab emirates. he's the ruler of the average public dobby on both recently to control and their country. they're completely different then. there may be a father's grandfathers to create theirs on these days. and they came from a history of control of the western countries over at these countries. instead of depending on the west, the saudis and the rods have been courting big asian powers such as india and china . and looking more towards countries of the so called global sound. this is come, you know, she's an expert on g o economics in the middle east. her focus is on the ties between the gulf states and china. we've seen the in the past really 1020 years of the willingness of, of the gulf states to join some of the multi lateral platforms that are non western centric. like breaks it's an economic alliance that is increasingly seen as a counterweight to more western oriented forms, including the g 7 bricks is a pretty exclusive club. the leaders of saudi arabia and the u. 8. when you were asked t

arab sadiq, mr. jokar , in your speech, you also mentioned that many countries said that after the second world war , you went towards the proportionality of elections. you said that some of them were tied up in fact, they are changing the method , answer both your discussion and mr. jokar's speech , that is, the same question i had from mr. jokar , i want to ask you if in fact. i am surprised that our country has suffered a lot from these attempts and mistakes. mr. jokar mentioned a few things. if you allow me, before i get to my petitions and my analysis of this issue, i would like to refer to his statements. that in order to have strong parties , i apologize for turning this term and trumpet upside down and there is no sound and it is the same mistake that we always pay for. which some people are using now , patriarchy is formed in the elimination of the existence of parties , mr. jokar, i can't now, wherever they need to know, you are forbidden to enter, whether in the tehran elections or in this

the arab nation can easily be restored, but we are trying not to protect the seats of our rulers, but, o ezzeddin , may god bless you, may god be great, not to restore the land of palestine from the sea to the river. god willing , the victory is close, god willing, o people in palestine , o people in jordan, o people in the arab homeland, o muslim people, let them know that palestine is the complete land of our land . god is great, in the name of god, god is great, god is great . we are hosting mr. mohammad qadri, an expert on international issues, to talk more about the developments in jordan . mr. qadri, in the past few days, especially after the voice message of mohammad zaif, the commander of the military branch of hamas , in the ezzeddin qassam battalions , we have witnessed unprecedented gatherings in various cities of jordan, which is important the most important is the gatherings that took place every night in front of the zionist embassy in amman, especially after muhammad's message. this crowd has come to the streets and we are witnessing such a situation in jordan. in the n

arabs did not agree. the jews wanted the country proportionate to the percentage of their population, but the palestinians said only about 6%." the land belong to the jews. they are narrow-minded, miseraly and selfish people, like the russians who drove us away, like the poles, germans, or the venicians, even the british, or our enemies at least in their hearts, like all non- jewish people in the world. they have been created like beasts. their most respectful name is gentile, the talmut is right about it. they did not agree to britain's plan, not because al quds was supposed to remain under the british control, but because of the percentage of land ownership. in that year, we were on the brink of victory, but we... did not achieve it, the palestinian resistance was about to turn the tables on us. in that year, walter rothchild, the jewish member of the british parliament, managed to persuade arthur james balfer, the british foreign minister, to declare the british kingdom's support for the formation of t

relationship all arab countries joined egypt and expelled this country from the arab league. with the passage of time , in addition to widespread protests in the arab world, sadat's critics regarding the peace negotiations with israel also increased inside egypt. as far as he issued a decree, he ordered the arrest of 1536 activists. it announced political parties at all levels. among those arrested, in addition to anversadat's former colleagues who were in favor of the peace process, a significant number of egyptian muslim brotherhood members were also seen. one of the leaders. the arrested was muslim brotherhood muhammad islami, whose brother khaled at this time, he was an officer in the egyptian army. following these events, khalid decided to take a harsh revenge on sadat for betraying the cause of palestine.

an arab gulf states was at the center of austin. now we're working to create new partnerships with everyone. do me. the, our gulf states one more global influence. sometimes that means high fiving and fist about things. so let's do the dishes, they seem very empowered, they really just want to be viewed as these monitoring is lomax states that despite their small size, has reach beyond their borders, oil and gas made the gulf states rich and powerful. and their long time allied. the u. s provided security guarantees, but something is shifting. the us and china are buying for global influence. also here in the gulf, now the leaders of saudi arabia and the u. a. e, all right across roads. so how are they pushing for power and the changing world? let's map it out, the nothing screams confidence more than shiny mega projects like these shown here in p. r. videos. the line, a futuristic linear city, powered by renewable energy that is designed to stretch a 170 kilometers along saudi arabia's red sea coast. or i'll just from near the unit