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

miko pellet is really the son of an israeli general, it is forbidden by law to go live with him, and i suddenly thought that he shouldn't. i doubted that i would have a problem with this live should i cancel the live at all or should i go live and wait for its possible consequences , so i finally organized the live, the live was very good and was very well received and mr. micopert also said very interesting things in this live. the flags behind you are lovely. i got that in iran after the visit they gave ustinian flag and iranian flag. yeah. occupation is sometimes misleading. because usually when people talk about the occupation they only talk about the part of palestine, small part of palestine that was taken by israel in 1967, this is across the globe, this is what typically across the call by occupation, they don't talk about 1948 lands exactly, and that's a that's that's that's that's that's i think misleading, because palestine was occupied, the majority of palestine was occupied by the... 1948 , they left out in 1948 two small parts of palestine, the ghaza strip and this othe

miko pellet, who was said to be the son of an israeli general, the son of an israeli general who defends palestine . he was very strange to me in iran. he said very briefly, i sat around the table with him. and i saw that he has an interesting character , a supporter of palestine. in the film and photos of him 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 uniforms were arrested and taken away in a military jeep , michopled, the son of israeli general mito pelde. his father was born in haifa in 1923 and grew up in jerusalem or oreshim. at the age of 18, when palestine was under the protectorate , he joined the palmach movement, or the underground army of judea. one of the famous faces of the palmach movement was issac rabin, who later became the prime minister of israel. that's why michopelt's father had a close relationship with isaac rabin throughout his life. the arab-israeli six-day war in 1967 showed mitopeld a bellicose face and elevated him to the rank of general of the israeli army. 1948. and they were

this is from miko pellet, he is the former israeli soldier who now advocates for peace. he said, quote, there needs to be a... demand not just for a ceasefire, but also for demand for an absolute and immediate and to the siege of gaza, an absolute and unconditional release of all palestinian prisoners, and demand for a one person one vote, um elections over all of historical palestine, to create democratic state in historic palestine, is that the way forward, do you think? well, i think uh, it's certainly one of the more viable options, you know, counterpose of course to the famous uh notorious as you should say, two-state solution, which came out of oslo and of course is the states of israel's official position, but really is there to buy them time to uh continue the bombardement of gaza, and i think people are waking up to that, it's not just uh palestinians, but there are other people who live in the state of israel, jewish people who understand that actually this is not tenable, this continued position is not tenable, although i would say that those people are a mino