jamal wakim, professor of international relations, lebanese university. thanks so much for being with me, jamal. i mean, do you think that there has ever been another entity in modern times that has involved in such terror and violence while simultaneously boasting about its uh crimes and claiming. that it's the victim uh and that all the murders have been done in self defense, well actually the the the zionist entity is the culmination and the sum of all misdeeds and evils of the the colonial west actually, so if we go back to the history of the colonial west during the... past five centuries, and we see how many crimes were committed by various western empires against humanity, we see that all this is concentrated in the acts of the zionist entity, and is actually which is breaching every single international law, human rights. act and every every humanitarian and rights principle, so and it's not worthy that israel or the zionist entity the that was invented by the united nations itself is the one that has killed most the the employees of the united na

like to welcome my guests to this program. jamal wakeim, professor of international relations, lebanese university. thanks so much for being with me, jamal. mean, do you think that there has ever been another entity in modern times that has involved in such terror and violence? while simultaneously boasting about its uh crimes and claiming that it's the victim uh and that all the murders have been done in self-defense? well uh actually the the zionist entity is the culmination and the sum of all uh misdeeds and evils of the the colonial west actually so if we go back to the history of the colonial west during the first five centuries, and we see how many crimes were committed by various western empires against humanity, we see that all this is concentrated in the acts of the zionist entity, and is actually which is breaching every single... international law, human rights act and every every humanitarian and right principle, so and it's not worthy that israel or the zionist entity the that was invented by the united nations itself is the one that has killed most the the employees of the united nat

also with this is jamal wakim is a professor of international relations at the lebanese university in beirot. welcome to both of you gentlemen. now beginning with uh sap, but let's start with recalling the role that iran's general suleimani played in reviving resistance groups in different countries in this region, and also the fruits that you would now see in the performance of the resistance fiser today, especially the palestinian ones. well, you see, first of all, i want to send my condolences to the palestinian people and the whole arab and muslims people for losing the martur was assassinated just under an hour ago by this entity in beirot, that can show us they are after always assinating the leaders and the thinkers of the resistance access in west age, especially in palestine as well, which is from 19 48 till today the same trend as they they call it as mowing the loan so in in west asia the east leaders especially sulayman along with his brothers and combus understood the importance of the united states of america's domination of the region and the importance of the ziist ent

sadiq nabulsi, professor of political science at the lebanese university. thank you for being with us, dr. nabulsi, now the founding of hisbullah in 1982 during the lebanese civil war and the israeli invasion of beirot, with direct assistance from the islamic resistance from the islamic republic of iran marks its inception, the inception of hisbullah, the foundation of hisbullah, but over the course of 42 years it has evolved into one of the most. mitable non-state military forces globally, while military strength is very crucial and it is important in such cases, it's resilience against western stems from very specific, robust ideology. what factors do you think contributed to the durability of this ideology in the face of ongoing western dominance that really never stopped? the creat of stems from the values of authentic, eternal, steadfast and immutable islam, resistant to wavering weakness and change, belief in allah, and his power is a fundamental pillar of this strength possessed by hisbullah. some may think that spiritual convictions hold no value, bu

sadiq nabulsi, professor of political science at the lebanese university. thank you for being with us, dr. nabulsi. now, the founding of hisbullah in 1982 during the lebanese civil war and the israeli invasion of beirot, with direct assistance from the islamic resistance, from the islamic republic of iran, marks its inception, the inception of hisbullah, the foundation of hizbillah, but over the course of 42 years it has evolved into one of the most form. authentic, eternal, steadfast and immutable islam, resistant to wavering weakness and change, belief in allah, and his power is a fundamental pillar of this strength possessed by hisbullah. some may think that spiritual convictions hold no value, but today major armies around the world are discovering that spiritual, faith-based and ideological aspects are the foundation of any power, equation or strategy. therefore, all the achievements of hizbullah to date. are built on these spiritual principles and on this creed that elevates the value of sacrifice and jihad in the path of allah leading to maridom. the

discussing this attack with our guests, jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university, joining us live from beirot, and also saeb shath, author and west asia expert who is joining us live from belfast. thank you very much. to both of you gentlemen for joining us, now uh, this was the big news of the day, making the headlines and of course uh attracting lot of attention uh, and of course it should, definitely deserves that much attention, because although we've had israel uh undermining syria's sovereignty time and again attacking different targets in syria's soil, this time it crossed very big red line by attacking the consulate of... iran right next to its embassy in damascus, raising the whole building to the ground. so mr. jamal wakim, in your opinion, why did israel choose to attack the iranian councel at this point in time? well, first we need to understand the nature of the objective targeted by israel, which is the iranian consulate considered as iranian. territory, we know that embassies and consults all over the world are considered as territories of the count

colition. to stop the war out of hamilton, jamal wakim, professor of international relations, the lebanese university out of beirut. well, thank you both for being with me, starting it off with ken in hamilton. i mean, ken, what do you make of that major drop on the israeli stock exchange on sunday and monday? i mean, what does it indicate to you? "israel is under growing pressure, economic pressure, political pressure, international pressure, social pressure, all kinds of pressure, but the the main fact is that the uh using witnessing the sterling example of the ansara ala, economic blockade of the red sea and now of the eastern mediterranean, um, and the the forest evacuation of settlements near gaza and in the north near lebanon. the israeli economy is in a nose dive um and it is suffering greatly and this is part of the the war picture, the the total war picture. of course, we have to note that the international stock market also plungged yesterday and today. to my mind this is part of not just the the israeli society coming apart at the seams, but it appears to me that the us empire, this house

gaza city of dear albala and jamal wakiem professor of international relations joining us from lebanese university out of beirout gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program uh motive we're going to start with you if we could get the latest on the ground there in gaza, yes, first of all let me say that the israeli attacks and the israeli strikes are still maintained and continued across all areas of gaza, strip, the fresh attack actually targeted and hit a horizontal building in anosarati fiji camp over the last couple of hours, at least the three palestinian uh civilians were revertedly killed while dozens are still trapped and missing under the rubble, it's not worthy that over the last night israel incubation forces committed an apparing massacre against the palestinan civilians in anuserarat refuji camp uh after targeting and hitting horizontal building 37 palestina civilians were reportedly massacred in that attack and apparently the israel incubation forces are still hitting more residental buildings and claiming more lives of the palestinan civilians uh on the ground the humanitarian

jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university joining us live from beirot and also saib shout author and west asia expert joining us live from belfast. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen for sharing your thoughts and views with us on this edition of spotlight. and thanks to all of you viewers for watching this edition. this is sarayava, a country that shares borders with serbia and croatia, and has survived years of genocide. this country has managed to keep islam alive by itself in europe. ovdašnjeg čovjeka na poseban način. ovdašnji čovjek od od davnih vremena u mjesecu ramazanu uči vrlo intenzivno kuran. petra has had an important impact on preserving the religious and cultural identity of bosniak muslims over the years. i believe that uh working together we can make his street. islamic revolution guard course as israel's attack on iran's consular building in damascus is a result of a reparable defeat it suffered in gaza. iran urges the un security council to strongly condemn israel's attack its consular building in syria calling for an urgent

coalition to stop the war out of hamilton, jamal wakim, professor of international relations, the lebanese. university out of beirot. well, thank you both for being with me. starting it off with kin in hamilton. i mean, ken, what do you make of that major drop on the israeli stock exchange on sunday and monday? i mean, what does it indicate to you? israel is under a growing pressure, economic pressure, political pressure, uh, international pressure, uh... social pressure, all kinds of pressure, um, but the the main fact is that the uh, using witnessing the sterling example of the ansarah alah economic blockade of the red sea and now of the eastern mediterranean, um, and the the forest evacuation of settlements near gaza and in the north, near, lebanon, "the israeli economy is in a nose dive and uh it is suffering greatly and this is part of the the war picture, all the the total war picture. of course uh we have to note that the international stock market uh also plungged uh yesterday and today and uh to my mind this is part of not just the the israeli society coming apart at the seams, but it appears

and to do so we are joined by jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university of bayrut. also we have with us eve angler, author and political activist joining live from montreal. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen. let's begin with mr. jamal wakim who's joining us from beirot. how do the latest israeli military operations in gaza in the west bank compare to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce uh and new reality in the west bank trying to take over more land for settlement for illegal settlements and at the same time there's a way for them to make the living of the palestinians and the west bank unbearable as part of their plan to cause the mass exhausts of the palestinian towards jordan. this is what they are also doing in gaza by the way because they want to transfer the palestinian people out of their land. towards sai on one hand and jordan on the other hand in order implement the the the original plan of the science to impose the jewish state in palestine on all of the lands of the historic palestine. so even your o

journalist and commentator out of vienna. and jamal wakim, professor of international relations, lebanese university out of beirot. welcome both of you to the program, good to have you. richard, what's your assessment of the move that iran made 45 years ago as newly revolutionary nation, and taking the stance that it did regarding palestine? thank you for having me on the program, and uh, congratulations of course to all. iranians um on this day for for the anniversary of the revolution, thank you. um, the step that iran took that day uh has had reverberations and um uh after effects and consequences for the entire region to to this moment to this day um and it has benefited the region greatly because this war that we're seeing in gaza uh you know it it it's a part of the palestinian struggle uh which which other countries have turned their backs. and iran has been really the the the truest and most steadfast supporter of the palestinians and this was actually a one of the pillars, one of the core beliefs of that revolution, and and and i was smiling when you just brought up the fact that um, they t

lebanese university, out of beirot. thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight. i'm marsia hashimi, hope to see you right here on another spotlight. goodbye. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime. emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic, islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. "much has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it, was shaped by the flames of war, bengaran present of vulnerabilities devised a strategic doctrine, yet on october 7th, seismic tremors shook the foundation of this doctrine, facing unparalleled challenges, israel confronted economic appeaval. how did this mortal wound reverberate through the intricacies of its economy? who could imag

and to do so we are joined by jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university of beirot. also, we have with us eve angler, author and political activist joining us live from montreal. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen, let's begin with mr. jamal wakim who's joining us from beirot, how do the latest? military operations in gaza in the west bank compared to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce a new reality in the west bank by trying to take over more land for settlement, for illegal settlements and at the same time, this is a way for them to make the living of the palestinians in the west bank unbearable. as part of their plan to cause the mass of the palestinian towards jordan. this is what they are also doing in gaza by the way, because they want to transfer the palestinian people out their land towards sinai on one hand and jordan on the other hand in order implement the the the original plan of the des to impose a jewish state in palestine on all of the lands of the historical palestine actually. so uh even your opini

we also had with us jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university in beirot, and with that we come to the end of the edition of spotlight. thank you for watching. silion rose with freedom in his hands, for justice and for liberty he fought with might against the dark oppressive night, they wrong him left to skip to first, in the cruelest son the pain was cursed, baby's cry, freak on darkest innocence broke the heart, sayings are true, covers every land and the sure are for. forever will stand, don't think it ended with hussein's last breath, or his infants cry at the edge of death, who sains five our guiding life, injustice falls to win this night, from carbala to palestine, in every land his spirit shine. today in palestine infants fall to the echos of aasulus call in first and hunger oppressed they lie underneath a relentless sky. the spears that struck hussain back then other rockets raining down again. the stones once cast with cruel disdain a bullets now causing endless pain. fame lives on his path still clear, a fight for justice without fear, in

lebanese university out of beirut. thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight. i'm marsia hashimi, hope to see you right here on another spotlight. goodbye. this house is on fire, this house is on fire, you got to let it burn baby, burn baby, this house is on fire, وحوش وحوش يلا يا جماعه libya is a north african country, the country has two competing governments, the tripoly based high state council and the... of representatives. libya is also at the center of a migrant crisis. this country is also one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. amid the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice (icj) to prevent genocide in the gaza stream. we are honored to have with us here in the studio his excellency ali juman ubeidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you, mercy. rest of the headlines: no end insight to this really massacre palestinians in gaza, more than 100 people are killed in the regime strikes on several homes and

to welcome my guests to this news review, jamal wakim, professor of international relations, lebanese university, out of beirot and sondos alasad, journalist and commentator also out of beirot. thank you both for being with me. i'd like to start it off uh uh with our first guests with jaman. i mean your thoughts on this uh overall situation. now we see uh that despite almost a year of of course this unbelievable genocide and that they the israeli regime continued to... that the main goal was to wipe out hamas, stop hamas, we hear from the leader of hamas now saying that they can go longer, that they are ready to endure, they are the ones ready to wear out iof forces, i mean your thoughts, well, since the beginning of this conflict, nobody expected that the conflict will take that long and that it will continue. for undetermined period of time, first nobody expected that israel will be able to go a lengthy war, we know from previous experiences that israel could never withstand lengthy wars, but this time it had to go through this conflict for a long period of time, but at the same time nobody ex

territory. and to so we are joined by jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university of beirot, also we have with us eve angler, author and political activist joining us live from montreal. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen, let's... in with mr. jamal wakim who's joining us from beirot, how do the latest israeli military operations in gaza and the west bank compared to the previous escalations? well, the israelis are trying to enforce uh new reality in the west bank by trying to take over more land for settlement uh for illegal settlements and at the same time uh this is a way for that. to make the living of the palestinians in the west bank unbearable as part of their plan to cause the mass exhaudus of the palestinians towards jordan. this is what they are also doing in gaza by the way, because they want to transfer the palestinian people out of their land towards sinai on one hand and jordan on the other hand in order implement the the the original plan of the science to impose a jewish state in palestine on all of the lands of the historical palestine, s

. thank you very much, professor jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university. now going back to our story regarding the situation in gaza, we told you that israel has in recent days intensified its air strikes on the city of raffa. now this is a place that... was deemed safe, we are joined by our correspondent muti abu musaba who is now stationed at der alabala to give us more details on that, of course you did elaborate moti on the situation there and the casualties, but let's focus more on rafa right now and southern gaza, this is area that not only the people living in the gaza strip but also all of us watching from outside thought this area would be safe, what? exactly is happening, just before talking about the israeli massacres and attacks in rafah and khani city, let me be clear uh that uh the massacre committed yesterday in their balah city unfolded with extracting more dead bodies, 15 palestinian civilians were extracted uh dead from under the rubble of their destroyed houses uh in balah city at zawaida refugee camp uh half of the were from the displa

to discuss this issue with us from beirot is professor of political sociology at the lebanese university, dr. hasen rahal. it's a pleasure having you with us. dr. rahal, now according to the information from cairo, the meetings of the new round which were expected to be held this past saturday. the participation of an israeli entity delegation have been basically postponed if not failed shattering hopes of possibly reaching any deal uh before the holy month or during the holy month of ramadan. amid what egypt says are fears of its own of turning the current situation in gaza into a permanent uh one, but was there hope actually that these talks would be successful to begin with? bismillahirrahmanirrahim, in the name of allah, gracious, the most merciful. hopes were few for many reasons. first among them being zin of stubberness and unwillingness to cease aggression against gaza. the second reason is the lack of seriousness from the americans in pressuring the israeli entity, with pressure only focused on the palestinian side by the americans and also by countries considering themselves me

some joined from beirot by jamal wakim, he's a professor of international relations in the lebanese university, good to have you with us sir, okay? let's hear your assessment and what's been going on, this exchange of fire between uh hazbolla and israeli iuf forces and as we see uh this is kind of the operations have kind of uh stepped up on the site of hizballah, yes actually hizbullah is stepping up its attacks on israel, however this doesn't mean that israel will go... a full scale attack against lebanon, there has been, there have been report actually, or some media were were reporting that there would be a full fledged attack against lebanon, so i believe that this escalation from the side of hizbillah is a sort of show of force that they are ready for any escalation, and it's a kind of challenge to the... israelis who were trying to spread in the media that they were about to attack lebanon, so now that hisbullah is stepping up the challenge and there is no respond response from israel, it's a sort of embarrassing israel and cornering it and showing that it's not up to the challenge agai

hussein rahal, professor of political sociology at the lebanese university and political commentator. thank you very much for being with us, professor now, how have the recent advancements in the palestinian resistance use of explode. devices and new tactics such as setting fires around the zinanist entity impacted the israeli military's strategy in the west bank in particular. bismillah, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most compassionate. the ongoing military operations by the palestinian resistance in the west bank represent a significant shift in the palestinian national liberation struggle. this development is set to increase the costs of the israeli oc it is well understood that the zionist plan, particularly under netanyahu, bengvir and smotrich, is aimed at the displacement of the west bank's residence, potentially pushing them towards jordan or lebanon, an effort to further solidify the so-called jewish state. given these circumstances, the palestinian people have no choice but escalate the cost of occupation on the zionist army and where it down, especially in pa

. guests in our program, we have jamal wakim, professor of international relations from the lebanese university of beirut. uh, mr. wakim, first of all, welcome to the program. i would like to discuss the the important commemoration processions and the friday prayers in general that happened today with the participation of the leader of the islamic revolution ali khamenei, and the significance of his physical presence after such a long time. after uh the last time that he appeared in a friday prayers and uh took lead of it was after the marturdom of uh general sulaimani uh in 2020 uh so i would like you to speak to the significance of uh today's friday prayers and the context of his speech. well i believe that uh this was a clear sign of the willingness and of iran and the supremely to counter the threats of the united states and the zints to the access of resistance to the lebanese resistance, to the palestinian resistance and to other resistance factions throughout the region who are being confronted with escalation by the sciences and by the americans, and i believe that this is also a sign o

jamal wakim is a professor of international relations at the lebanese university beirot who joins us. um, welcome to the program. let's first talk about the number of deaths of the regime forces that israel has experienced in the past 24 hours or so, which we understand from what i'm reading over here, 21. and then you had uh the three who were also um taken out i believe a day prior and you have the number of injuries more than dozen in one in the on the same day and 221 uh overall death thol as announced by israel which is usually underreported what do you think about the fact that they're sustaining this types of losses at this rate uh and at this stage in the game uh well i believe that this proves. the high proficiency of the resistance groups in gaza and their capability of inflicting heavy casualties on the israelis and this was severe blow. i believe that such blows would be the only mean for for israel or the israeli leadership to accept a cease fire otherwise it will continue its aggression against gaza and against uh lebanon, but what happened yesterday was severe blow and

hussein rahal, professor of political sociology at the lebanese university and political commentator. thank you very much for being with us. professor rahal, now how have the recent advancements in the palestinian resistance use of explosive. vices and new tactics such as setting fires around the zionist entity impacted the israeli militaries strategy in the west bank in particular. bismillah, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most compassionate. the ongoing military operations by the palestinian resistance in the west bank represent a significant shift in the palestinian national liberation struggle. this development is set to increase the costs of the israeli occupation. of this area. it is well understood the designist plan, particularly under netanyahu, bengvir and smotrich, is aimed at the displacement of the west bank's residence, potentially pushing them towards jordan or lebanon, an effort to further solidify the so-called jewish state. given these circumstances, the palestinian people have no choice but escalate the cost of occupation on the zionist army and wear i

hussein rahal, professor of political sociology at the lebanese university. and political commentator, thank you very much for being with us, professor, now how have the recent advancements in the palestinian resistance use of explosive devices and new tactics such as setting fires around the zionist entity, impacted the israeli militaries strategy in the west bank in particular. bismillahirrahmanirrahim, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most compassionate, the ongoing military operations. by the palestinian resistance in the west bank represent a significant shift in the palestinian national liberation struggle. this development is said to increase the costs of the israeli occupation of this area. it is well understood that the zionist plan, particularly under netanyahu, bengvir and smotrich is aimed at the displacement of the west bank's residence potentially pushing them towards jordan or lebanon, an effort to further solidify the so-called jewish state. given these circumstances, the palestinian people have no choice but escalate the cost of occupation on the zionist a

definitely professor of political sociology at the lebanese university, dr. thank you very much for being with us to discuss this very pressing issue at the moment in palestine. ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next. we're going to talk about how the us is complicit in genocide in gaza. now the united states of america has behaved in this way, knowing that zinus israel from the very beginning has carried out crimes against humanity amounting to genocide such as targeting civilians and seeking to ethnically cleanse the gaza population. hence, americans must think through whether they are willing to carry on with with this policy of passive permissiveness and perhaps one day even face legal accusation that they were participants in the genocide by zionist israel in the gaza strip. more details in this following. report: the united states of america is attempting to reshave the narrative in gaza, portraying the current democratic administration as the one innovating solutions eight civilians in the strip. after zianist israel, the primary zianist ally

to discuss this issue with us from beirot is professor of political sociology at the lebanese university dr. hosen rahal. it's a pleasure having you with us. dr. rahal. now according to the information from cairo the media. the new round which were expected to be held this past uh saturday with the participation of an israeli entity delegation have been basically postponed if not failed shattering hopes of possibly reaching any deal uh before the holy month or during the holy month of ramadan. amid uh what egypt says are fears of its own of turning the current situation in gaza into a permanent one, but was there hope actually that these talks would be successful to begin with? in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, hopes with few, for many reasons, first among them being zin of stubness and unwingness to cease aggression against gazah, the second reason is the lack of seriousness from the americans in pressuring the israeli entity, with pressure only focused on the palestinian side by the americans and also by countries considering themselves mediators, which contri

the roots is jamal working professor of history and introduction relations in the capital's lebanese university. good to see you jamal. take us through perhaps 1st the reaction to the his beloved leaders tell it was kind of my statement there so far as well. of course, this speech has been a and response to is there any of the threats to escalate the confrontation with lebanon and to invade lebanon, especially that uh, the american envoy was transmitting threats from the is there a list of anybody's government on to his blog? and that's why the response was to send this drone to uh, take uh, footage of haifa, city hyphen port and all the facilities in the city. uh, in addition, there was this speech by said, most of the look that was uh, retaliating to this escalation by for the escalation threatening. that is why it is offer full scalable and of something that they would then expect of quotes. this has been uh, lets say. 3 receive the with the contradictory reactions. uh that are uh those who support his blood not only from within the supporters of his blood. i mean the, the members of his blo

what came professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in baby. thank you very much. for joining us today on nazi thank you. what's happening to the south of guys in our, the palestinian red crescent. society says that these very forces have targets said its headquarters. in con, you needs resulting in the desk of at least 5 displaced people, including a baby that's after the same area came under heavy fire just as new yet began with this puts it from the scene on monday, so it's panic. civilians fleeing along the streets as explosions ahead. net by the creeping is really invasion of the policy. and you'd enclave has to be next funding to southern areas which were previously designated by the idea of a safe zones. most of the guys and population and a 2000000 people have already fled to gauze itself. and now to central gaza ways really strikes of people to they killed at least 15 people overnights in the city of the above. now that adds to the ever rising death soul in the enclaves, things salts over the 7th, which now stands it over 22000 people

as this lebanese university professor says, the western media told a different story. iranians had received messages asking them to participate in dissection ceremonies. wednesday was declared an official holiday and residents of the capital sent messages on their phones. they found that they had been asked to participate in the funeral of the martyr's body . the regime uses the funeral of ebrahim raisi to show that millions of iranians support the islamic republic. but the truth is that most of the people who participated were actually recruited by the regime and their family members. iranian people responded to these stories. your honorable job? i am a nurse my assistant my advisor work in the printing house. i am a civil engineer . these are the images that the western media do not want the world to see. yes, as the western media said , iranians are their president ibrahim raisi hate it is for this reason that millions in the funeral ceremony. participating within the last 48 hours, all the narratives of the last 40 years about the islamic republic and its high-rank

and west asia uh expert in belfast, jamal wakim, professor of international relations at the lebanese university in beirut. and thank you for watching this episode of the news of the spotlight. with me, your host. i'll see you next time. يا جماعه الخير من شان الله. قمر غفا والشوق فينا لا ينال ودموعنا في الليل تصنع والسلام والحزن غلف كل قلب عاشق. عاشق المحروم حتما لا يلام هنا الف ذكره ودروب عشق لم تزل ترزوا لقاء هنا الف عبراء الزواجه تقعين to repossess gaza, to reconquest gaza and to uh convert it into an israeli area, but this is pure madness and it's utterly illegal. now it's not new, because force displacement is the main trade that characterizes israeli occupation in the gaza street, the west bank and east jerusalem. it has gone through 56 years. not to mention what has happened before, but now this, i mean it's so cynical to call it voluntary migration and continue to evoke as the only possibility for the palestinians in gaza to survive, to move somewhere else, to the sinai or somewhere else in the arab region saying that the palestinians are arabs, this is like saying that italians can go a