everything changes. in may 2018, a conference was held in the city of mashhad, which coincided with the story of the transfer of the us embassy from taliav to jerusalem. a number of international activists who support palestine were invited. they invited me, so i went to the city of mashhad for the story of the transfer of the embassy. america had called a lot to jerusalem in palestine, there were various demonstrations, and many places in

palestine were in chaos. importantly , i already knew the convention and some others are new it was the first time that i saw them. one day , in fact, at the tea table, i met one of the new guests of the conference, mr. miko pellet, who said that he was the son of an israeli general. zadem haluji is palestinian , surely, god willing, i must speak arabic, i must, it is wonderful, my father taught arabic, a general retired, he became a professor of arabic literature and he spoke and read arabic. and

what does he do? i saw that he has an interesting personality, a person who supports palestine in the movies and photos i saw a movie on the internet that was very interesting to me. it was a movie in which two israeli soldiers in full military uniform arrested mr. meek , beat him up, and took him away. he was born in haifa and grew up in jerusalem. at the age of 18, when palestine was under british rule, he joined the palmach movement, or the jewish underground army. one of the famous figures

of the palmach movement was issac rabin, who later became the prime minister of israel. michopellet had a close relationship with isaac rabin throughout his life. six day war between arabs and israel in 1967 mito peled showed a warlike face and raised him to the rank of general of the israeli army. 1948. you know, and they say they delivered the jewish state a silver platter to the jewish people so to speak, and then that generation, those of uh that group that remained in the military, 20 years later were generals, they were the ones who orchestrated and executed the 1967, the sixth day war, which of course was a spectacular victory again, my grandfather signed the declaration of independence, he was also a prominent zionist leader, and he was one of the people

who signed the declaration of independence of israel in 1948. my father was a zionist and uh and a fighter for the zionist militia and then an officer in the israeli army. he dedicated his whole life to the state of israel, to zionism, and so he dedicated the second part of his life to this idea of ​​an israeli palestinian compromise where israel maintains most of palestine, and then the palestinians get a . i distinctly recall,

being briefed by our lieutenant and being told, okay, you're going to get, you guys are going to be patrolling up and down the streets of ramala, and we were given batons and handcuffs and we were fully armed, commando unit, i'm thinking, why are we be giving, why are they giving us handcuffs and batons? and the lieutenant said, if anybody so much as looks at you, you break every bone in their body, and i'm thinking, everybody's going to look at us, we're in the middle of a city full of you, people, and we are armed platoon, everybody's going to look at us, we're supposed to break everybody's arms, it absolutely made no sense to me, and gradually i understood uh that our job was to maintain an occupation, our job was to be the soldier.

who said that he should make peace with the palestinian arabs. a peacemaker in which miko worked was killed by members of a right-wing and war-loving group , which made him leave ni and go to japan and then to the united states. palestine remains far away, but something happens that makes it open again to palestine. a lot of questions about this man who lives with all this there were ups and downs and changes and transformations. hey, it was in my head and i was looking for an opportunity to sit down and talk with him until finally this opportunity came and i sat down with him in the same lobby of the conference venue and had a rather long conversation. yesterday, i wanted to hear about qudsah and palestine and quds

. most of you wanted to hear from me . most of the new things mean only palestine you know that quds is the correct name of palestine, but at the same time, it is not a necessity, it means that everything is related to jerusalem in the end, that is, this is the existing necessity, at least i swear, the existing necessity between the israelites and palestine. by the way, what was the problem, that is, the problem, the end of the problem

, the end of the zionist movement in palestine before, that is, me without the zionists in palestine and in jerusalem, that is, we were the problem. in many, it means the stories of jews , palestinians, muslims, and christians, but not only in al-quds, in haifa , in haifa, and in all places, that is, in aisha's house. in the middle of the conversation, i found out that miko has written two books, one for the general's son, which is about his trip to east jerusalem, which is in the hands of the palestinians. traveling from another country to palestine, not traveling from west jerusalem to east jerusalem. he used to say: we were told like this that behind these retaining walls palestinians live.

interestingly, in this book, miko talks about the difference between the earth and the sky between the two sides of the barrier wall, how different they are. a side full of blessings and... you think it's israel, once you go into the palestinian side, the actual west bank, then these are narrow pot, narrow streets, pot holes, you know, it's it's it's a different world, you're in the third world, it's a different world. all together and arabs everywhere as i've been driving and i've driven since that i've driven these roads, i drive them all the time now, but they're beautiful roads, you know with with all of trees and and you know it's it's it's countryside, it's gorgeous, but all i thought was this is going to be my last day on earth,

because i am doing exactly what everyone always told me not to do, niko until 1998 september 1997, a life in america is also a job. there were no events in palestine, but a bad news made mick return to palestine and to jerusalem, the news that his niece samdar was killed in an explosion by palestinians . it's a real pleasure to be in iran and it's a real pleasure to be here in yes, i think you're they told you that i am from america, i live in america, i'm not from america, from very small but very famous country called palestine, but i am jewish, so my story is a little bit strange, now when does change happen to us, what makes us suddenly see things differently, and then one day on the 4th of september. 1997, three young palestinians were - went out a suicide

mission in jerusalem, and one of the victims was my sister's little girl, she was 13 years old, and that is exactly the kind of tragedy that makes us think. now the journalists were asking many questions of my sister, the mother of the mother, she was the journalists were asking my sisters many questions, and first they wanted to know what she thought about... uh retaliation, how do we punish the palestinians for doing this? how more, how many must we kill in order to retaliate? and my sister said something very simple, and this very simple thing that she said, changed the world for me and for many other people. she said, no real mother would want this to happen, no real mother would want this to happen to any other mother. don't talk to me about killing more people in revenge for a... child that was killed, and then she said, let's think about who is responsible for this terrible tragedy, the

palestinians that did it, died, there was a suicide mission, they died, but who is really responsible for this tragedy, who is occupying and oppressing the palestinians, who is killing palestinian children in their schools, who is stealing palestinian land, who is taking palestinian water, and who is destroying the life of? palestinians and she said, i hold the israeli

government responsible for my daughter's death, you're under the b, the air conditioner, wind uh, wind tower, very nice, in fact, i would be surprised if it takes that long, i think

it might happen before 25 years, number one, even though the situation in palestine is so severe and so many palestinians are being killed and so forth, and it seems like nobody is doing anything, the palestinian voice in america, and the palestinian voice in europe is growing. and growing and becoming louder every day. number two, the majority of the people living in palestine are palestinian muslims. there are 12 million people who live in all of palestine, about 6 million jews, jews like myself and about 6.5 million palestinians already, two million people of them live in a prison in the ghaza strip with no water, no healthcare, no access to move, it's a prison. "this cannot continue very long, this cannot be sustained for very long. three, the state of israel is collapsing.

i'll give you an example, even before the state of israel was established, they had several things that were exceptional. they had excellent education system for the jews, even though the jews were a minority, they developed in their community an excellent education system all the way to university , excellent healthcare." excellent doctors, excellent hospitals, again for the community , the military was excellent, the judges were honest, these were things that... made them very proud, today the education system is collapsing, it's bankrupt, the university fees and so forth are too expensive, and the education system itself is racist and very poor, the healthcare is collapsing, the hospital, hadasa hospital were like the

best hospitals, they are bankrupt, bankruptcy they're falling apart, the israeli military as well saw in 2006 when they ran away from hizballah at the same time, even in gaza where they live in a prison in terrible conditions, if i was living there, i don't think i would have hope, everybody has a phd, people have everybody, i think gaza, people in the number of phd's in gaza is the highest number per capita in the world, why? why would you spend money and effort and time with no electricity? and no water and no place to study and still get your phd, hope. palestinians have what is called the incurable sickness of hope. this is the strength that cannot be defeated.

closed means that you have been arrested or something like that many times what took place at that time what? ah, yes, the demonstration is on all fridays in the palestinian demonstrations, right? vana means in spirit with the companions of the palestinians, and in the spirit of fate , and in the army. and of course, nahna, moina, correcting nah , basmi, peace, of course, he means the science of palestine, and fari in

balestin and hik, and the war means war. with a weapon , that means the whole helmet, that means , without a soul, on the harrab, and there is no such thing as a well-known and written one. balstein, the author of the israeli identity , the author of the palestinian identity, the author of the palestinian identity. nice to have you with us. thank you. what is your response to that story? and um, i just published a second book called injustice, the

story of the holyland foundation. five. the holy land foundation was the largest muslim charity organization. america and they were closed down after 911, and they were charged with supporting hamas, with sending funds to hamas, um, but this was not true, and eventually they were all convicted and placed, they were given very long prison sentences and they're serving time in federal prison in the united states, um, two for 65 years and one for 20 years and two for 15 years, so that's my second book, and my work is to speak and to write. the war in the gaza strip, which started at the end of mubarak month, when the conflicts escalated in jerusalem and then the gaza strip got involved, i tried to engage a part of the audience with the event. to introduce the people of gaza strip and palestine directly

, and this very night i was having live conversations with palestinian activists and going from my account. or those who are finally open-minded and have opinions, i would invite them to talk with them, in arabic, english, persian, now i made an appointment with mr. mikopel as much as possible to go live about palestine. he is very active and continues to be with me before live. i announced that i was going to talk to the son of an israeli general about palestine, when the news came out that i was going to talk to the son of a tall israeli general about palestine. some of my friends have sent messages that if mr. miko pellet is really the son of an israeli general , going live with him is prohibited by law, and i once thought that i would not get into trouble with this live. i doubted whether to cancel the live or not i will go and wait for the possible consequences , with the same result, the live show was very good and was very well received, and mr. micopert also said very interesting things in this live. isn't it? i am washington dc, yes, that's

great. the flags behind you are lovely. yeah, thanks for the flag. i got that in iran after the visit, they gave us all palestinian flags and iranian flags. yeah, so the term occupation is sometimes misleading, because usually when people talk about the occupation, they only talk. about the part of palestine, a small part of palestine that was taken by israel in 1967, this is across the globe, this is what typically across the they call by occupation, they do not talk about 1948 lands exactly, and that's a that's that's that's i think misleading, because palestine was occupied, the majority of palestine was occupied by the zionist in 1948, they left... out in 1948 two small parts of palestine, the gaza strip and this other area along the jordan river which they call the west bank now both of these areas were

created by israel, in other words, these are not naturally delineated areas, israel, somebody drew a line on a map and said, well this is what we want right now, fine, 20 years later, in 1967 or 19 years later, israel took those as well. yeah, indeed, um, thank you, and let's hope uh for a free palestine with one state, one, i mean democratic state, no, representing all the people who are leaving and living on this land of palasan, thank you, mr. nikolet, i never thought i would see pictures of terrorists slaughtering children. the president of the united states

said this after a telephone conversation with the prime minister of the zionist regime: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told joe biden what happened on saturday. this had not happened since the holocaust, and it is said that there are hundreds of bodies with severed heads in the white house, but in less than two hours after biden's reaction, he released an explanation and announced: the president of the united states and 9 other american officials they did not see such photos, but only heard such things from the zionists. in this more than a month since the beginning of the zionist attacks against gaza, biden has repeatedly repeated the false claims of the zionists. here in tel aviv, a few hours after the deadly zionist attack on mamdanani hospital in gaza. the american president has come here to announce his support for zionism once again. i wanted to be here today for one simple reason. that the people of israel and the people of the world know that

america stands by israel. in this meeting, biden talked about attacking the party again it repeats the zionists. i was saddened and angry about yesterday's explosion in maamdani hospital. but it seems that the other side, hamas , is behind that attack. you do not claim that this time the american newspaper publishes an article about it, or that the new york times says in this article that by analyzing and analyzing the video published by al-jazeera , it concluded that the missile seen in the video was the cause of the explosion in the hospital. the publication of this article documents the claims of biden and the zionists about hamas's attack on mamdani . biden in the latest false claim that in he has been saying for a few days: hamas was using shafa hospital in the gaza strip as a command center . hamas is committing a war crime by hiding its soldiers and military equipment under this hospital

. it is a fact. the claim that caused the zionist attack on this hospital and the martyrdom and injury of hundreds of gazans. the qassam military battalions also released a statement holding the american government directly responsible for the genocidal crimes in shafa ma hospital and also holding biden responsible for the barbaric crimes against children and defenseless civilians that were carried out with the cover and support of the american government in all areas of the gaza strip. we know they will be destroyed. i stood here as a sign of solidarity with palestine. we gathered to bear witness to the suffering of the palestinian people.

we are here to tell the world: this occupation, violation of human rights, bombing, brutality, insolence and racial cleansing must end. we gathered at a time when images of killings are broadcast on tv and the international community turns away from it. answer me this question, where is the protection of the children of gaza under international law, israel should be referred to the international criminal court , africa did this action, india should also do the same, we should see the sanction of the zionist regime. let's look for sanctions. the prime minister recognized the punishment of the help of the people of gaza. he said that israel's actions

cannot be without consequences. so what are the consequences , where are the consequences? now is the time to be active, because this long journey of palestine towards freedom is also our story and we are responsible in this regard. as people , we are conscientiously responsible, as citizens of the world, we must make sure that no palestinian walks this path to freedom alone. i want to convey this message loud and clear from iran to everyone , israel's war crimes will not go unanswered, netanyahu's government will be tried in international courts, and the anger the international community will see.

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