israel, in turn, was looking for some way to weaken yasser arafat and his influence, which was almost given that arafat was for many of his supporters almost, such an icon of the national liberation movement. and then, i think, the idea was discovered that arafat, as a secular politician, would not be able to. resist the influence of religious groups if a strong religious party emerges in the palestinian national movement, because until this point all palestinian organizations that cooperated with arafat or recognized his supremacy in the palestinian national movement were secular organizations without such an obvious islamist underpinning, this was mistake number one, in fact there was supported the creation and strengthening of the hamas movement led by sheikh mad yassin, and this religious movement began to capture the hearts of the palestinians quite quickly, and became a real alternative to yasser arafat, because especially in the sect, because how do you understand if people are poor, if they are not see the way out of the social situation, if they do not understand how they can

, yasser arafat, yes, on the one hand, he condemned all the terrorist attacks and so on and so on, in reality, in closed regimes, he supported all the... kerakts that were there, because a lot had already been created on that moment of terrorist groups , hamas, islamic jihad, the alexa martyrs brigades, and so on, that is, a huge number were spied on by these terrorist organizations, which locally carried out terrorist attacks both in israel and in other regions, not only, by the way, in israel, and in the arab countries, their later, when there really was al-qaeda and so on, this is the other side, but these nuances continued and it... marked the beginning of the second intifada of 2000 and 2005, that is, it was not you who missed the opportunity, by the way, yitzhak rabin in 95 gave his life because of these, actually oslav agreements, when he was killed by a jewish radical, and this was a huge tragedy for israel, so he was a wonderful political leader, a statesman, but the palestinians did not want to do... you, indeed, i believe so, i can say this because i studied it from the ins

in arafat for 30 years, you find such an arafat, it ’s difficult.asa, ah, and then, wait, there is one more question, the most important question, i’m just about to go to hamas for the trip, because, listen, now no one, not a single oracle, not a single forecaster, will answer our question , to your question, when will this military operation begin, if you imagine, that it will not last a day, not two, but judging by everyone, that’s how it will be, a week, a month, maybe several months, we really think. that against this background, the entire surrounding arab world will sit with interest and watch how the heart will calm down there , and the likelihood that a full-scale military mess will begin from all sides, which will drag in the americans, who will be forced to use their aircraft carrier potential, which is now there undermined, colossally high, and why is hamas in moscow, well, first of all, we are not hamas created, this is the first, these are questions for the americans and the israelis, about the question of whether we can or cannot conta

but the word came down, arafat is the threat. we don't trust arafat. and our enemies' enemy.ivide and rule. >> in 30 seconds, i but i want to ask you do you believe that a majority of the people in gaza support hamas? there is a lot of complicated polling here but i just wanted you to give us a bottom line, how would you describe popular support for hamas? >> it is impossible to say. there have been no elections since 2006. anyone who trusted an opinion poll run by one side or the other, good luck. i don't have a crystal ball. but i can say hamas was under a lot of criticism for the government. i think what it's done is calculated that by this shock, and awful terrible scenes, at the end of the day, people may blame israel for what has happened and that they may end up benefiting out of this and that is going to be played out in the coming weeks and months. >> we have to leave it at that. stephen farrell, we'll have to have you back. so much more to talk about. thank you all for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. is it possible my network could take

palestinian hands, until the agreement, when a palestinian is a terrorist, these were synonyms, and yasser arafat, and mahmoud abbas and other palestinian leaders were just thugs. it must be said clearly, these were bandits were able to get over their crimes, to stop being toys in the hands of the arab rulers, because they killed and killed and killed and got rich from killing, and now abbas is getting richer not killing, and somehow it created opportunities, and that's how it will look in in the future, when we will again see an entire nation ready to commit the murder of its national ideology, well, i think , vitaliy, yes absolutely, very well, i don’t know if the question is politically correct or not politically correct, but really, it’s not politically correct, i said, it’s not politically correct, i’m such a beech i don't ask questions as a rule, this is a problem, this is a problem for the palestinians, because there is an expression that the palestinians never lose an opportunity, to lose an opportunity, and right now we see that it is possible for the first time in all this time the west

it was here that i strongly opposed arafat.

arafat abuyid a palesty political writer and commentator, it's a pleasure having you with us, mr. arafat, now arab media outlets uh reported that the formula to calm the situation on the borders of the ghaza strip were reached after the israeli entity pledged not escalate in the city of al-qs and to return to the safe al quds understandings of 2022. how do you read these developments given that the resistance was fully capable of escalating the situation? in gaza, i mean how come designs decided to deescalate this time? bidayah ah, first of all, most welcome to you and your dear viewers. i believe the state of tension on the borders of the ghaza streep with occupying entity comes in its natural context, in light of the ongoing state of provocation felt by palestinian youth and the palestinian citizen. as a result of what is happening in alaksa mosk and al-qud sharif and the state of continued israeli violations against the people of al-qud. and violations against islamic and christian sancities in al-qs. it is not surprising to witness this escalation in the pace of resistance act

in those days, yasir arafat was the vanguard of the battle against israel, and i went along with him, but he got tired after a while and made different mistakes and finally agreed to compromise. i was about to believe that i could never return to my homeland and die with this regret. yasir arafat, who was frustrated and hopeless, had to pay for the conflict and negotiating table was the best place the west to take revenge. arafat agreed to a treaty which broke down the intentar and created a deep rift between palestinians. practically he agreed everything, but he did not receive anything return. well, i don't entertained one one day. a positive idea of the negotiations that went in oslo in the 1990s, because he knew from the very beginning, you cannot go to negotiation when you don't have equal power, when you don't have something to to bargain with, came literally to surrender, he didn't accept that surrender, as a result i think, it was unbelievable that he did not take into account the rights of the palestinian refugees, but i never advocated that was principly. dictated by israel

hamas— under ya55er arafat in the 19805. hamas has— under ya55er arafat in the 19805. internal— hama5 has wanted to dismantle that an internal palestinian politic5 hama5 has wanted to dismantle that an internal palestinian politics are important — an internal palestinian politics are important because as they have tried to govern _ important because as they have tried to govern gaza under blockade thi5 to govern gaza under blockade this has become more difficult and the rivalry— has become more difficult and the rivalry with fata ha5 has become more difficult and the rivalry with fata has continued and ithink_ rivalry with fata has continued and i think the — rivalry with fata has continued and i think the i5 rivalry with fata has continued and i think the is very important in trying — i think the is very important in trying to— i think the is very important in trying to project that part of power through this. there are 4000 pale5tinian5 power through this. there are 4000 palestinians in custody by israel and pale5tinian5 in custody by israel and about— palestinians i

he also signs a peace agreement with the palestinians under the leadership of arafat, which is knownthe oslo accords. in fact, there is no longer any need for military power. the acquisition of legitimacy will increase, that is, if i want power plus legitimacy and military power, let's assume that here there are 93, 94 , the peak of both military power and the acquisition of legitimacy are three, of course, two governments, which are egypt and jordan , will sign a peace agreement. i said peace , khaftbar and you are the ones who sign and declare peace now we recognize israel, which means that this is the pinnacle of the palestinians, not the self-governing organization. look, arafat is doing this as the head of the palestine liberation organization, that is, he is a ceremonial representative, not an official representative. look, for example, when we say that anwar sadad is the president of egypt, well, we are not saying that all the egyptians accept it, we are saying that the official representative of egypt, anwar sadad, came as the official representative of egypt and signed the b

yazer arafat was one of them. he even visited. shortly after the invasion of kuwait.

having found arafat, taken him out of the trash heap in which he was sitting, supported saddam hussein, after which the flooders stopped paying him money, give him a little money, give him the opportunity to speak out tribunes, give him power over the palestinians, it was the israelis who gave the palestinians to arafat, and hamas then seized the palestinians from arafat, because of them. and say, now you are in command here, so he commanded, and now hamas, in the end, well, people, well, hamas created the shabak, the arab counterintelligence of israel in the late eighties, the fact that hamas was created to compete with arafat, that’s true, that’s is known, and no one even refutes it, another thing is that it was copying american nonsense on the topic that moderates... this is great against atheist communists, so we will give stingers to the majahideen, and then the cia bought these stingers for crazy money, so we will support the good, the religious, against anyone, the arab spring, well, it ended in syria, the entire stake of the state department was on from the muslim brothers to a

the palestinians, led by arafat, sign the famous oslo accords the military does not need to show its power because its power is now gaining legitimacy, that is, if i want to sum up the power of legitimacy and military power, let's assume that here it is now 93 94 , the peak of both military power and the acquisition of legitimacy is 3 to, of course, 2 governments. egypt and jordan are signing a peace agreement, of course, i said peace, khaftbar, and the palestinians themselves are signing peace and declaring that they are not self-governing organizations, and arafat is doing this as the head of the palestine liberation organization. a customary representative is not an official representative. look, for example, we say when that anwar sadad is the president of egypt, well, we are not saying that all egyptians accept it, we are saying that the official representative of egypt, anwar sadad , has come as the official representative of egypt and signed the document. yes, but it seems that the representation in the palestinian issue is a bit different from other countries. of course, naze

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shimon peres, isak rabin, and yasser arafat, whom everyone considered a terrorist, hugged, shook handside the same enormous financial and military assistance that the palestine organization, especially brezhnev, provided , arafat came to us and so on, and somehow we, yes , we had our own position, we always said, our foreign minister spoke about it, that let's vladimir, putin met with those, with others, let's, let's, let's , but such activity in this plan was not, as for that side, first of all, the united states, because israel is very close to them, in all respects, they paid attention to today's reaction, they considered, well, god bless him, you never know what is written there, we we now live not according to laws and not according to international law, but according to rules, and the rule is that whoever is stronger is smarter , so we got, we got this terrible misfortune, i want to emphasize again, we must immediately stop the war and sit down, and with anyone to sit down - for negotiations, because people are dying there, let's proceed from this, you also mentioned the arab wor

but in 2000 the second intifada began and ended. only with the death of arafat.th, israel completely handed over palestinian authority control of jerricho and four other west bank cities, and then withdrew troops of jewish settlers from the gaza strip. jewish settlements are settlements where israeli citizens settle, but they are located in territories occupied after 67, which were supposed to go to the palestinian state. they continue to be built on the west bank. around jerusalem, but the un and a number of countries consider them occupied territories. the interests of the major powers have always intersected here, but now regional forces are beginning to behave independently, external players themselves, it seems, have not yet fully understood what they want, and how willing they are to get involved in risky conflicts. oliver stopf from austria, the drawing is called cunning iran, a man who looks like an aliyah plays a piano that says middle east. patrick chapat from switzerland , customs and rules of war, hamas version: grab women and children first - shouts

arafat ab zayid a palestinian political writer and commentator, it's a pleasure having you with us, mr. arafat, now arab media outlets uh reported that the formula to calm the situation on the borders of the gas strip were reached after the israeli entity pledged not escalate in the city of al-quds and uh to return to the safe al-quds understandings of 2022. how do you read these developments given that the resistance was fully capable of escalating the situation in gaza? i mean, how come the zinis decided to deescalate this time? bedaାdin. first of all, most welcome to you and your dear viewers. i believe the state of tension on the borders of the ghaza strip with occupying entity comes in its natural context in light of the ongoing state of provocation felt by palestinian youth and the palestinian citizen. as a result of what is happening in alaksa mosk and al-qud sharif and the state of continued israeli violations against the people of al-quds and violations against islamic and christian santiries in al-quds. it is not surprising to witness this escalation in the pace of resistance

that israel and the united states made offers they knew that yasser arafat could not accept and as a result they were made to look bad. >> reporter: just two months after those talks failed to get an agreement, a former israeli defense minister who many arabs call the butcher of beirut for israel's 1982 invasion of lebanon made a provocative, heavily guarded visit to the temple mount. a holy site in christianity, judaism, and islam. it is also a flash point of contention over who should control it. israelis or arabs? >> the violence that observers believe to be inevitable erupted. >> reporter: just the first sparks of what became the second intefadeh, a violent and deadly conflict between israelis and palestinians over israeli occupation of the west bank and gaza. the second would last nearly five years. a half decade fight in which hamas became known for their routine use of both terror and destruction. >> over time more and more of israel came into range. >> reporter: israeli forces demolished over 4,000 palestinian homes and arrested thousands. israel shut down and bombed ministri

itcha krabin, his minister abroad, shimon peres and yasser arafat became nobel laureates, yasser arafatce prize laureate. this is not a joke. imagine now that someone from hamas will be given the nobel prize for the vortex. in such a situation. when you speak from the rostrum of the united nations organization, not just as the leader of the palestinian arabs, you have every chance to reach a favorable agreement, if you do not agree. you can lose these chances, but igor said that it was enough, that in principle, objective opportunities may arise now for the creation of a palestinian state, may arise, or something completely different may arise, a situation may simply arise when there will be even fewer people who will want to live in these territories at all, the more so, you understand what the system is, you also need to understand that, what is the system, the life of palestinian arabs in general in the territories of arab countries in the gaza strip and on the western bank of the horde river. there are people who always live there in different arab countries and in the gaza strip an

well, arafat, after the enemy government tightened the blocade and siege measures on gaza, we saw thaternment, the hamas government work was effectively. uh was affected heavily by this uh closure by the siege, along with its ability maybe to provide services for the uh citizens to pay salaries to the employees. this is all due to the illegal zionist blocade on the entire gaza strip. will this new mediate agreement in your opinion be enough to secure the livelihoods of the palestinian people living under sieged in gaza? i think the recent standings and the recent mediation agreement will in no way be sufficient towards providing a decent means of living for the palestinian people. what's happening is simply just trying to keep the situation as is. there has been a siege imposed on the gaza strip for 17 years and what is currently happening is only attempt to keep things as they are for fear of the escalation of resistance in gaza and the attempt escalate the fight against gaza which in turn will increase the pace of resistance work. what is currently happening is that qatar for example

arafat in the gaza strip, half of the house there was demolished, it is unknown whether musa arafat isve or not, the israeli army also launched strikes last night at the airports of damascus and aleppo, this is syria, unexpectedly, but a fact, syrian state television reports with reference to the military sources, disabled the runway of both air harbors, in order to restore them it will take time, and world leaders have already condemned this attack, this is an invasion of the territory of an independent state, why israel is doing this is still unclear, probably fearing support from hamas syria, but syria has stated that they are not going to enter into a conflict, the israeli air force continues to strike the south of lebanon with incendiary shells, the day before , journalists from lebanese television and the ain alsad air base were killed on the southern border of lebanon with israel in the west and iraq was subjected to rocket fire, the media also reported with reference to military sources about casualties and destruction , while the world is informed. stanislav, andrey potapov, e

is unknown whether musa arafat himself is alive or not.and last but... at the airports of damascus and aleppo, this is already syria, unexpectedly, but the fact is reported by syrian state television with reference to military sources, the takeoff on... the strip of both air harbors has been disabled, in order to restore them, it will take time, this attack has already been condemned by the world leaders, this is an invasion of the territory of an independent state, why israel is doing this is still unclear , probably fearing support for hamas from syria, but syria stated that they are not going to enter into a conflict, the israeli air force continues to strike incendiary shells in the south of lebanon, the day before on the southern border, lebanese television and the ain alsad air base in western iraq came under rocket fire, the media also reported citing military sources, there is no information yet about casualties and destruction. stanislav, andrey potapov, evgenia zemtsova, vladislava musatova. news beirut, lebanon. we arrived in th

, it is unknown whether musa arafat is alive there or not.li army also carried out strikes last night on the airports of damascus and aleppo, this is syria, unexpectedly, but it conveys the fact. syrian state television with reference to military sources, the runways of both air harbors have been disabled , it will take time to restore them, and world leaders have already condemned this attack, this is an invasion of the territory of an independent state, for which israel is doing this it’s still unclear, probably, to be afraid of hamas’ support from syria, but syria has stated that they are not going to enter into the conflict. in southern lebanon, the day before , lebanese television journalists and the ain alsad airbase in western iraq came under rocket fire, the media also provided links to military sources, there is no information yet about casualties and destruction. stanislav bernwalt, andrey potapov, evgenia zemtsova, vladislava musatova, conduct beirut, lebanon. us state department. some american diplomatic personnel and members of t

streets, and those palestinian politicians who would like it, they have been marginalized, yasir arafat signed the agreements in oslo, despite everything the antipathy i have for this man, who has broken a million times all the promises he made, i think that yasser arafat basically wanted to create a palestinian state, but he was a man, you know, he was like that, he became the head of the palestinian authority , he came... there in ramallah, and he suddenly saw that no one supported this idea, that he risked being isolated from his own people, of which he was the undisputed leader, and that other leaders were emerging, such as sheikh ahmed yassin , who say, what are you, and what can to be a palestinian state without all the territory, and he followed the lead of the palestinian street, that is, he made the mistake that the founder of israel , david bengorion, did not make, because it was exactly the same story when the first plan emerged in the late 1930s partition of palestine, the leadership of the zionist organizations of israel discussed it, goldemey shouted, no, why not, no, no,

this was memorable sentence by yasir arafat before the united nations general assembly on november theمله الجميله التي صاغها الشاعر الكبير محمد درويش جئتكم after this famous speech, the palestine liberation organization was granted observer status at the un, and the palestinians were given the right to determine the fate of their inhabited territories. however, this situation did not last long. i became member of. somebody with towel on their head, camel and maybe some sand. want to throw a pyramid in there? well, guess who's here, right on our stage, this itself would not have been possible not long ago. edward saied joints as professor of english coming university, member of the palestinian, of palestine national council, to which umbrella organization belongs, the plo. i spoke loudly. about the reality of the palestinian problems, and i even had to speak in front of pro israel jews. i think the main point is if you want to negotiate some kind of peace with justice, you cannot legislate in advance who's going to represent whom? the the israeli position and the position of the adl is

for with the il. father who raised the slogan freedom and independence and if it went back and if arafaty, they are following children, some of them committed suicide, but it was a historical - intifather, even the world intifather was in all languages intifather, they did, nobody changed it, and that was also another era of liberation movement, iran's islamic revolution leader said ali khamani says, the crimes committed by the israeli regime against palestinians amount to genocide. let's take a listen. در قضیه فلسطین اونچه که جلو چشم همه دنیاست جنایت نسل کشی رژیم قاسبه این همه دنیا دارن مشاهده می کنن مسئولین بعضی از کشورها که با مسئولین کشور ما صحبت کردن در دفاع از رژیم قاصف صهیونیستی اعتراضشون این بوده که چرا فلسطینی ها غیر نظامی ها رو کشتن اولاً این حرف خلاف واقعه یعنی اصلاً اینایی که تو شهرک ها اینها هستن غیر نظامی نیستن همهشون مسلحن حالا گیرم غیر نظامی چه تعداد غیر نظامی کشته شدن؟ ۱۰۰ برابر اون ها الان داره این رژیم قاصب از زن و بچه و پیر و جوان میکشه غیر نظامی که تو این ساختمان های غزه نظامی که ساکن نیستن نظامیا جاهای خودشون هستن می دونن هم اونا اینا همین مردم مراکز پرجمعیت رو انتخ

john: in 1989, arafat spoke from exile in tunisia with the late jim lehrer. >> you can't imagine howficult our lives are as refugees, as homeless, stateless. >> do you feel that you are close to achieng this, achieving your state? >> yes. >> how close, how much time will it take? >> not more than a distance of a stone's throw. john: a distance that, for palestinians, proved too far. the intifada lasted another four years. almost 2000 were killed, with palestinian deaths outnumbering israeli deaths three to one. hope for peace came in 1993, wh the plo and israel signed the first oslo accords, the product of secret talks overseen by the norwegian government. both sides committed to negotiating an end to the conflict and charting a path to palestinian self-rule in the west bank and gaza. it triggered a violent backlash from religious extremists among both israelis and palestinians, including hamas. >> i am very sad and very shocked. john: and in 1995, a right-wing jewish extremist assassinated israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin. the next year, benjamin netanyahu, an outspoken critic o

arafat practically agreed with everything, but he didn't get anything in return.ey're pure evil, but i said from the beginning. and the united states make no mistake about it, stands with israel. united states stands with israel. this is my land and my country, it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why they separate the land, i was at the babel shams protest last week and i myself had a my head banged against the bus by soldier, illegally on illegal stolen land and they are. this is historical palestine. بقدر اروح على المدرسه طيبره. and make them together work together in order to build up allahuakbar free palestin anakcur israel. the headlines, palestinian officials in gaza say israel has dropped more than 12,000 tons of explosives on the visiege territory, as the death toll from the regime strucked. approaches 6,000. iran says united states is complicit in the brutal massacre of palestinians

john: in 1988, plo leader yasser arafat recognized israel's right to exist, but hamas held to its belieft israel should be eliminated. >> they wanted to appear more militant. it's hugely ironic that, of course, israel at that time had an interest in tolerating hamas, if not actively encouraging it until, you know, the apprentice turned on the sorcerer, so to speak. john: in 1989, arafat spoke from exile in tunisia with the jim lehrer. >> you can't imagine how difficult our lives are as refugees, as homeless, stateless. >> do you feel that you are close to achieving this, achieving your state? >> yes. >> how close, how much time will it take? >> not more than a distance of a stone's throw. john: a distance that, for palestinians, proved too far. the intifada lasted another four years. almost 2000 were killed, with palestinian deaths outnumbering israeli deaths three to one. hope for peace came in 1993, when the plo and israel signed the first oslo accords, the product of secret talks overseen by the norwegian government. both sides committed to negotiating an end to the conflict and chart

also the army of israel. and it took about six years, unfortunately the leadership of plo led by arafat went to negotiations, we were against that, but and he was supported by the arabs also to go for negotiations and to signs afterwards, this now we ended up for with the ultifather is the slogan freedom and independence and 'if it went back and if arafat and his mean allies, we could have done that because the army began to shake the israeli army, they are following children, some of them committed suicide, but it was a historical, even the world intifada was in all languages intifada, they did nobody changed it. and that was also another era of liberation movement. lebanon's resistance movement, hesbollah says it has fired guarded missiles at an israeli military base precisely hitting the desired target. hezbolah said the strike on almana base left at least 10 israel soldiers injured. hezbollah also said it hit several israeli outposts in the northern occupied territories. this as an israeli drone bombed southern lebanon. earlier today, israel also carried out air strikes targeting he

also the army of israel, and it took about six years, unfortunately the leadership of plo, led by arafat went to negotiations, we were against that, but and he was supported by and also to go for negotiations and to sign afterwards, this now we ended up for with the ultifather raised the slogan freedom and independence and if it went back and if arafat and his, allies, uh we could have done that because the army began to shake the israeli army, they are following children, some of them committed suicide, but it was a historical intifather, even the world intifada was in all languages intifada, the nobody changed it, and that was also another era of liberation. the palestinian resistance groups have launched more attacks against israel and retaliation for the regime's bombardment of the gazo strip. military wing of the hamas resistance movement, dal-kasam brigades launch missiles, the city of tel aviv, is where the military positions in east al-quts were also targeted. hamas had previously stated, it can target anywhere in occupied territories. palestinian resistance fighters entered the

this was memorable sentence by yasir arafat before the united nations general assembly on november theه الثائر بيد فلا تسقطوا غصن الزيتون من يد الامين العام مع المجلس في اکتوبر 2015 والتي لم يكن هناك after this famous speech the palestine liberation organization was granted observer status at the un and the palestinians were given the right to determine the fate of their inhabited territories. however, this situation did not last long. i became member of palestinian national council for the first time three years before this speech. palestinian immigrants and deportes parliament. i felt like i had found my homeland again and i had to fight to reach it. ولی به عنوان یک روشن فکر متعهد. گرایش داره به نهضت آزادی بخش فلسطین. what do you think of when you think of an arab? somebody with towel on their head, camel and maybe some sand. want to throw a pyramid in there? well, guess who's here, right on our stage, this itself would not have been possible not long ago. edward saied joints as professor of english, clummy university, member of the palestinian of the palestine national council, to w

also the army of israel, and it took about six years, unfortunately the leadership of plo, led by arafat went to negotiations, we were against that, but and he was supported by the arabs also to go for negotiations and to sign. also of course afterwards, this now we ended up for with the ultifather is the slogan freedom and independence and if it went back and if arafat and his, allies, we could have done that, because the army began to shake the israeli army, they are following children, some of them committed suicide, but it was a historical, in intifather, even the world intefada was in all languages intifada, the nobody changed it, and that was also another era of liberation movement. dozens of protesters in bahrain's capital, manama have condemned the israeli atrocities against the palestinians, two days after the tragic death of 500 civilians in a strike on alahli arab hospital, gaza, protest is gathered near the israeli embassy, despite crackdown by police, participants held palestinian flags and chanted slogans against the regime's hospital strike. bahraini demonstrators also scu

also the army of israel. and it took about six years, unfortunately the leadership of plo led by arafat went to negotiations, we were against that. but and he was supported by the arabs also to go for negotiations and to signs afterwards this now we ended up for with the ultifather is the slogan freedom and independence and it went back and if arafat and his, allies, we could have done that, because the army began to shake the israeli army, they are following children, some of them committed suicide, but it was a historical inteifada even the world intifada was in all languages intifada, they did nobody changed it. and that was also another era of liberation movement. pro-palestinian protests are in full swing across the globe amid growing anti-israel sentiments over the regime's deadly war on the blockated gaza strip. protesters in the greek poor city oftenski bound israeli flags to when the anger at the regime's crimes. people from all walks of life, including students and workers joined the demonstration which ended in front of the us consult, the protest has expressed support for pa