, in those days he held the banner of fighting against israel and i joined him, but arafat left.got tired and made various mistakes and in the end he gave in to a compromise. i started to believe that i cannot return to my homeland and i will die with this regret. now arafat is tired and disappointed until 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 bargain with, palestinian came literally to surrender, and he didn't accept that surrender, as a result, it was unbelievable that arafat did not consider any of the rights of palestinian refugees, but i never advocated a settlement that was principally dictated by. the number of proposals that have been accepted means at the first level of the palestinian struggle, even if it is not said that they are only a nest of compromises, it was an oslo incident against the end of the palestinian intifada. without any commitment to establishment. the sovereignty of the occupied lands was not given to palestine and only the corrupt arafat rule r

now arafat.ed and disappointed, he had to pay the price of the fight, and for the west, the negotiation table was the best place to take revenge. an important issue regarding hajj is the world view. life and extraterritoriality of muslim people. this should not be neglected . islam has asked muslims to deal with the long-term, short-term and daily issues of human life, there is no doubt about this , there is no exception to this, but it should not be exclusive, while you are responsible for your personal life, your family life , and your children. you think about your future, your job, the future of your country, the progress of your country you have to think about the world as well. this is the teaching of islam . these are one narrations. i wrote them down here on the occasion of this argument. by the way, it is also from imam sadiq (peace be upon him). of course, the narration is longer than among the interpretations in this narration about hajj, pay attention. the point is that imam (peace be

but for arafat, it was unacceptable.said, "if i accept this, you'll be... do you want to walk behind my casket?" that's what he said. >> i had a dinner with one of the former palestinian negotiators, and i won't name him because this was done in confidence. and he said to me, we and the delegation all wanted to accept it, and arafat just sort of blew us away. and he said, can you imagine where we would be today if we had said yes? and, you know, i think about that conversation often right now. (explosion) >> narrator: the failure of the deal at camp david set in motion a new round of frustration and violence on both sides. (gunfire) >> palestinians were fed up. there were years of failenegotiations. security for them went backwards. freedom of movement went backwards. freedom of religion went backwards. the economy went backwards. and there was a point at which paleians said, "enough. we are done with this process of negotiations." and so everything unravels. everything unravels. (explosion) >> that cycle of violence in

. >> arafat is a very weak reed indeed. he gives cover to the hamas, he makes a pretense of fighting them, but effectively allows them to attack us with impunity. >> massive protests reinforced opposition to the... >> narrator: netanyahu's opposition movement reached a fever pitch in october 1995, when tens of thousands crammed into the center of jerusalem.

was gone and finally it also became clear that arafat, who entered into negotiations with them, was poisoned himself, and doctors in paris confirmed this issue after many years of these agreements. and the zionist regime, with the presence of international countries, arab and non- arab countries, and especially the islamic authorities realizing that these negotiations do not reach any results at all and that there is no achievement, and because of the martyr fathi shaghaghi and martyr ahmed yassin in the 80s, this resistance is renewed. reviving the hamas movement , establishing the islamic jihad movement, establishing the islamic jihad movement. first, let them take the whole of palestine , now we will go and negotiate with them, what is the issue with the fact that it is our own land? that they take only a piece of our own land, so the resistance itself was revived in the 80s by hamas and islamic jihad and continued until now, when we have the result of the revival of this position, which is the operation of the al-aqsa storm, and perhaps for our analysis, it is like this we can s

then the palestinian authority, yasser arafat an offer was made to the palestinians for a state on you know, 96 percent of the existing territory occupied by the palestinians with 4 percent of israel to be given to reach a 100 percent of the amount of territory that was hoped for and this offer was made and if the yasser arafat had accepted it, there would have been a palestinian state now for about 24 years. so one of the great tragedies of history, so long story short, i am a genius. my husband is also a genius and if they had listen to us, those dan palestinians wouldn't be in the condition. they're in. and they would have had their own country by now they would have flourished and everything would have been just perfectly copacetic. that's what she says and of course, yeah, right. she's hillary clinton right now. oh yeah. right. um, you know, it's, that's interesting. coming from somebody after what they did in libya is one of the worst cock international crimes that ever happened. and she's never been held accountable. but the truth about that is that a br office murder yasser ara

then the palace standing authority, yasser arafat as an offer was made uh to the palestinians for a state on you know, 96 percent of the existing territory occupied by the palestinians with 4 percent of israel to be given to reach a 100 percent of the amount of territory that was hoped for and this offer was made and if the yasser arafat had accepted it, there would have been a palestinian state now for about 24 years. so one of the great tragedies of history, i am amazing my husband's amazing. and if those damn palestinians are just listen to this, they would be the happiest people in the world right now. or most experts say, she's full of crap. and by the way, uh, also when she calls herself a middle is middle east experts. a lot of people with. busy differ vanilla. yeah, this lady has got a lot of gall to speak about this stuff. the lady that destroyed libya and condemned it to this current, open air slave market. she so glib in her view of young people. but it couldn't be because young people categorically twice rejected her the 1st time in the primaries against obama. and then she fa

and if the yasser arafat had accepted it, there would have been a palestinian state now for about 24 years. so one of the great tragedies of history, i am amazing, my husbands, amazing. and if those damn palestinians are just listen to this, they would be the happiest people in the world right now. or most experts say, she's full of crap. and by the way, uh also when she calls herself a middle is middle east experts, a lot of people would. busy differ vanilla. oh yeah, this lady has got a lot of gall to speak about this stuff. the lady that destroyed libya and condemned it to this current, open air slave market. she so glib in her view of young people. but it really, it couldn't be because young people had him directly twice, rejected her the 1st time in the primaries against obama. and then she failed to garner youth support against bernie sanders and 80 something year old man. and you know, young people yeah. aren't having what she's selling the car. she's going to be mean and cruel to young people. she hates young people. yeah, no, it's funny that this guy, i'm glad you brought th

yasser arafat's leadership was the alternative path he took after his release from prison. after that, he took responsibility in the fatah movement. but when the leaders of the liberation movement and fatah gaddam made a compromise with the zionists on the way to the oslo accords, he decided to separate his path. jihad of resistance was more compatible with the spirit and thinking of mounir shafiq. familiarity with the ring. the thought of muslim fighters the resident of lebanon helped mounir shafiq look at the jihad of resistance through the lens of islam. the result of his movement between theories and ideas was the choice of islam to express his testimony. a simultaneous development with the emergence of the islamic revolution and its pattern of resistance. the intellectual trend of islamic jihad emerged from within the palestinian liberation movement, which is inspired by jihad. at about 90 years old, he has the history of palestine in his chest and collected his memories in a book , the ups and downs path he went for the freedom of palestine , made him a respected figu

party of palestine and jordan and joining the palestinian national liberation movement led by yasser arafat was the alternative path he took after his release from prison. fatah movement took responsibility, but when the leaders of the movement liberating and they made a compromise with the zionists on the way to the oslo accords, and he decided to separate his path. jihad of resistance was more compatible with the spirit and thinking of mounir shafiq. his familiarity with the intellectual circle of muslim fighters living in lebanon helped mounir shafiq look at resistance jihad through the lens of islam. the result of his movement between theories and ideas is the choice of islam bayan. it was shahadatin. a simultaneous development with the emergence of the islamic revolution and its pattern of resistance. the intellectual tendency of islamic jihad emerged from within the palestinian liberation movement, which was inspired by the islamic jihad and later hamas islamic resistance, from the efforts of those are the years of shafiq and his associates. shafiq is now a thinker with about 90 years

israel and palestine, and shortly before that. signed an agreement with palestinian leader yasser arafathe first time, who began to curtail peace initiatives; after 30 years, his army will be equal to land gas sector. the assassination attempt on rabin was one of the most effective assassinations of the 20th century. his killer, yigal amir, wanted to destroy the palestinian-israeli peace accord. by shooting the only israeli politician capable of putting this agreement into practice. and golyamir achieved all his goals. theoretically, murders that never took place can influence the course of history. in 2015, in germany, the world saw the film blow up hitler 13 minutes. it tells the story of carpenter georg elser. on november 8, thirty-nine, he decided to kill adolf hitler. knowing that the fuhrer celebrates the beer pusch in munich every year with a traditional address to supporters. it still somehow critically changes the course of history, because in the case of the first world war, well, let’s be honest, read a couple of books and you will understand that if there had not been the ass

it is well-known that he is one of those who translated the speech of yasser arafat al-qa'ah in the yearhe imam of the united nations . after this famous speech, the palestine liberation organization was accepted as an observer member of the united nations and the palestinians were given the right to determine the fate of the land they lived in. this situation did not last. the first time was 3 years ago. speech was to become a member of the palestinian national assembly. the parliament of palestinian immigrants and exiled from their homeland. i felt like i found my homeland again. and now i had to fight to get it, despite the fact that i am a scientist, that he is a researcher, but as an enlightened person, he is deeply committed to the palestinian liberation movement. 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 israeli position and the position of the adl is that we are not only entitled to decide what to talk about, but we're going to decide who to talk to. now the palestinians have their own rep

palestinian nation, and this was during the last 70s, when the regime that was in 1960, which yasser arafat in the assembly of the organization. he declared clearly that i am open i have come as an olive branch and i am trying to make this issue come to fruition in the coming years, and today we are witnessing that more than 144 countries recognize palestine as an independent country, and they actually faced these realities and this the actions of these countries have lost and destroyed the support that the zionist regime had received , and this had been disturbed in relation to the palestinian nation and their historical rights during the past decades. al-aqsa storm, therefore, i must say that it marked a reality in the reality of palestine, the palestinian nation's right in the lands. may the country grow in view of the global awareness that we are witnessing in different countries and that the governments cannot survive in front of their nations on the issue of palestine and accompanying the oppressed people of gaza , but before i receive your answer, allow me to let's see what happens i

tent cities, keffiyeh shawls, they are also called arafat. and unshakable confidence in their rightness has not seen such anti-war demonstrations in universities for the last half century, and the participants themselves admit that the spirit of these protests comes from the sixties. this very similar, the same applies to the fact that the united states is financing this war, although it is not waging it in full, no matter what happens there, the american government gives the go-ahead for it. invasion. the united states entered vietnam in 1965. the next 10 years of continuous carnage became the first war that ordinary americans saw in all its horror on their television screens. the reports from the distant asian country were stunning. tomorrow military reports will say that one american was wounded in action with enemy forces. enemy losses unknown, but you saw how it all really happened. heroism, danger, fear, everything mixed together. against the war, the slogans of thousands of anti-war demonstrations of those years. the march to the pentagon in october 67 was the first anti-war marc

acceptance, which has now become a symbol of productivity , is an incident that usually happens in arafaten your colleagues come and say that whenever we wanted to follow up on an issue , we would talk to the martyred president, and they would follow up, for example, when their emphasis on an issue we used to ask questions and they would say that he would answer. this is the emphasis of his highness on this issue . we have seen their sensitivities in our various conversations. we want to know now how it was with that emphasis and approval and that commitment that existed in his character , where did he show himself in this matter, personally. i believe that now, what are the effects of suggestion systems in increasing satisfaction. elevating and developing the personal occupational identity of an individual, a device, and actually creating a commitment to a new attitude towards service. what we see is that our martyred president is putting self-improvement in his personal agenda with one glance. an ideal view, the ideal of the field , being in the field and based on wisdom, well, all of t

and it will be brought to arafat mena by special ambulances. and their actions are performed in a special way by the cleric of the hajj medical center. in addition to the medical centers affiliated with the red crescent society , doctors were also stationed in all the hotels where the pilgrims stayed to respond to the patients. 6 members of iran's discussion media group after one after a week of detention in saudi arabia , they were returned to our country via dubai last night. 3 of these people were arrested last week while they were filming the recitation ceremony of the holy quran in al-nabi mosque with their personal mobile phones. two other people were arrested while they were entering a hotel where iranian pilgrims are staying to participate in the kamil prayer ceremony. this incident was strange for us because we did not witness such an incident years ago. we will do the necessary, god willing . the statistics of supply through the central bank for the import needs of the country reached 11 billion 700 million dollars from the beginning of the year to today. in addition , about 3 b

this author was made, and if yasir arafat had accepted it, there would have been a palestinian stateolitics from the facts, put aside the facts, which are incorrect. they have been debunked multiple times. the accords were not a serious offer. everyone knows that, except for her, i guess, let's talk about the politics of this. you have a former secretary of state, former presidential candidate, part of the democratic party that knows it needs a coalition of people to defeat donald trump, young people, and she goes out there and makes those kinds of statements. let's not forget, a professor at columbia university, at one point. >> let's be honest, bill clinton was an anti-vietnam war protester and activist in college, so is she saying he didn't know what he was talking about? she has been consistent she was in the young republicans in college, and she did her best not to allow any anti-vietnam war protests to go on on campus, so she doesn't believe that young people should have the right to speak. we don't need to know the history of the middle east to see images of gaza and be disgus

only way out of this, which is the two—state solution, it is the idea that drove peres and rabin and arafat accords in the early 1990s. it was the dream to live side—by—side in coexistence, and that dream conclusively died. you are trying to resuscitate something which is dead. no, it is not. it is not. you just have to listen to the american president. you have to listen to all the european leaders. you have to listen to all the arab leaders. you have to read the arab peace initiative. so it is a dead only among us in israel. it is the only living concept of the world — it is acceptable by china, by russia, by all the political, you know, community, worldwide. so we did not give ourselves the answer, why it did not work. yes, it didn't work. but it is because we did many mistakes, and the palestinians did many mistakes, and we do not analyse, we do not try to understand what were the mistakes. the last prime minister who really tried to achieve a viable solution was ehud olmert, and he was sent to jailfor corruption. the thing is, you speak with the authority of a very senior member of the

the soviet union recognized the palestinian state as a state back in the days of yasser arafat. we can say that with the assistance of the soviet special services in this process, everything started in a big way. ukraine is among those countries, almost all of them, probably former soviet republics, which recognize palestine as a state. it seems to me that the vast majority of ukrainian citizens do not know about this. there is an embassy of the state of palestine in kyiv, in 1993, vitaly, no, no, in 1993, that is, not during the time of the soviet union. that is, the russian federation just recognized the palestinian state, right? the soviet union, well, that's right, because there was a representative office of the palestine liberation organization in moscow, which later turned into an embassy, ​​so i understand correctly, so correctly, that means the year 93 - that's how many years, 30 years, in fact, and ukraine recognizes palestine, russia recognizes palestine, kazakhstan recognizes palestine, everyone recognizes palestine, and the countries, and suddenly we learn that ther

if yasser arafat had accepted it, there would have been a palestinian state now for about 24 years. the great tragedies of history, that he was unable to say yes. you know, my husband had a book cop coming out later this year, joe, in which he talks about how arafat kept saying he intended to agree, he wanted to agree, but he was, as you rightly point out, pretty sure he'd be killed. sadat was killed by extremists when he made peace with israel. our dear friend was killed by a radical israeli when he was pursuing the two-state solution. so this is a very important piece of history to understand. if you're going to take any kind of position with respect to what's going on right now. 1948, but you could literally go back thousands of years. the important point i want to emphasize, though, is propaganda is not education. propaganda, whether it is on tiktok or in the classroom, is the opposite of education. anybody who is teaching in a university or anyone who is putting content on social media should be held responsible for what they include and what they exclude. so much of what we're

a state, the soviet union recognized the palestinian state as a state back in the days of yasser arafat, we can say that with the assistance of the soviet special services, this process all began in a big way, ukraine is among those countries, practically all of them, probably former soviet republics, which recognize palestine as... well, that's right, because there was a representative of the liberation organization there palestinians in moscow, which later turned into an embassy, ​​so i understand correctly, so correctly, that means the third year is how many years, 30 years in fact, and ukraine recognizes palestine, russia recognizes palestine, kazakhstan recognizes palestine, all recognize palestine, and the countries, and suddenly we find out that there are three more european countries, three countries, two of them are members of the european union, three members of nato, two members of nato, two members of the european union, two members of nato, there somehow , yes, that's right, norway, norway , spain in nato, ireland and... and spain in it doesn't matter to the european union,

minister , the head of the palestinian liberation organization and palestinian authority, yasser arafater was made to the palestinians for a state on a 96% of the existing territory occupied by the palestinians for israel to be given to reach 100% of the amount of territory that was hoped for. and this offer was made, and if yasser arafat had accepted it, there would have been a palestinian state now for about 24 years. it is one of the great tragedies of history, that he was unable to say yes. you know, my husband has a book coming out later this year, joe, in which he talks about how yasser arafat kept saying he intended to agree, he wanted to agree, but he was, as you are rightly pointing out, pretty sure he would be killed, because, so that was killed by extremists when he made peace with israel, our dear, dear friend. rabin was killed by a radical israeli when he was pursuing the two state solution. so, this is a very important piece of history to understand. if you are going to take any kind of position with respect to what is going on right now. and there is much more that we cou

and also the very 1st negotiations between the palestine liberation organization of yasser arafat. an israel took place soon after the pc was made out of the visit to the office, visits here, and in the i think definitely the in this room. so it is when he was a lot from his chair must have been around, but my table is the also of course were meant to end as well as a few patient and eventually lead to a palestinian state. instead, the occupation became more entrenched, illegal is for 80 settlements, multiplies and violence increase more people's of the day, i think would be able to opinion that it might have done hong. um so no, you know, proud this towing agreements assigned here in secret and then government guest house after midnight on august the 20th 1993. but as time went on, it became clear that the court was doomed to fail free that gates late fees is further away than ever before. but still, no, i believe it's possible. learning from its mistakes has now taken a different approach to supply and for years to negotiate with its key ally is well to abide by the also a court

a low yasser arafat spoke at the red and the body passed a resolution affirming the rights of the palestinian people to national independence. then in 1988, the p l. o renounced terrorism and recognized israel's right to exist while declaring the state of palestine to consist of the internationally recognized palestinian territories. the west bank which includes east jerusalem and the gaza strip. this was already more complicated than it looked for decades. israel has been building illegal settlements in the west bank and considers them part of israel proper. the road towards palestinian statehood has had many ups and downs since then. in 1993, there were high hopes after peace talks known as we cause low accords created the palestinian national authority meant to provide limited self government. the piano became an official partner in negotiations over an eventual state. but after a string of terror attacks negotiations over the adventure status of palestine installed for years, then beginning in 2009, the administration of us president brock obama under pressure at both sides to negotiate.

as a result , hundreds of students, many of whom wore arafat headscarves in protest, were driven offutally. due to the protests, the dean’s office of the institute of political studies decided to transfer all training to remote learning, in response, the student committee in support of palestine called a sit-in. students openly accuse the french authorities of acting with accomplices. in a massacre, and also demand from the dean’s office that the institute break all ties with israeli universities. protesters say they have already been threatened with expulsions if they continue their protests. they say we are jeopardizing our degrees, that we are jeopardizing everything. but we don't care, because if we can give even part of our comfort to people who are losing all their comfort, we will do this because we are for peace, we are for justice and the application of international law. because we study at this institute, but in the end there were no ceremonies with the committee in support of palestine, the police removed everyone from the publication, the dean’s office expects to continu

at night , barricades near the university of california, erected by protesters in arafat, were attackedthe jewish state. the police followed the dramatic development of the middle eastern plot, in which there were victims on both sides, for a long time without interfering. after a couple of hours of fist fights and clashes, the police slowly separated the protesters in different directions. the fact that the degree of violence was increasing was clear even the day before, based on footage of harsh detentions of pro-palestinian activists. in nyc. the picture is similar in arizona. by the way, most of the detainees are released as soon as they reach the station, but those with double motivation return to combat comrades. the morning after the night of massacre , pro-palestinian activists in california held a press conference. masked anonymous people essentially delivered an ultimatum to the administration of one of the country’s leading universities. the university of california should sit down with us before. israel, and until then, access to educational condemnation of the war in gas an

you have this other group, i think they were led around by yasser arafat many years ago and he tried to take over a couple of countries until he went in there and claimed it was their country. it is not their country never has been. host: this is david in texas. you are next. caller: the recent activity has not changed my mind about the schools. it has only confirmed what i have been thinking about for years. i have been studying marxism, socialism, communism four years. another book on marx which is focused on understanding marx in the 19th century without understating considerations. to understand what was going on then you have to look at what was happening. it is the opposite of the present situation where people are making evaluations like the young man from maine. they key is exactly what is wrong with the schools. he talked about how he had lost focus, was not focused on schooling, which i would say it is easy to understand where his thought process came from. he does not have a knowledge of american history, he has an impression. you look back at the study of marxism and when

but they want israel the land of israel and they're not even palestinians but jordanian refugees as arafaty've had five deals and there are people who deserve a decent life in israel pulled all the jews out of gaza and gave it to them so there's no occupation or genocide israel pay for the land and they didn't take it and on and on. >> jesse: it's crazy. >> jesse: you should have been a commencement speaker and people could've learned a lot. >> jerry is a great guy and i've known him for years he does innocuous humor about lent in your bellybutton and not to their protesting because we went to israel because he's jewish like me in the same age and choose of regeneration goes then we go in the united states, we have nowhere to go. >> jesse: i like your shirt. what's on it. >> ice cream cones. >> jesse: delicious. have a great night. >> jesse: tens of thousands of people showed about the trump rally at the jersey shore so make sure johnny was there. >> how excited are you to vote for your favorite president? >> i'm here to prove trump is not racist. >> i only worship jesus christ but we is s

to a symbolism for fattah, which is run by yasser arafat's group to many people with hamas signs and the anti-semitism which runs rampant. some people are in denial about it. they want to soft peddle it. but if you are a jewish kid at that school, life has not been the same since october 7th. >> ainsley: it's a no win situation for president biden because he is getting backlash from both sides. and there is a tale of two different campaigns going into 2024's president election. you have got joe biden who is jetting off to far left san francisco and seattle over the next few days to now is he going to be in san francisco. it's $175,000 to get a ticket. you have to rsvp. you have to pay that money. these are mega donors, then you have donald trump who, tomorrow, is going over to wildwood, new jersey, is he going to hold a big rally. thousands of just average everyday folks, people who like him, people who are voting for him will attend his rally. >> brian: there is an open senate seat and the president wants to try to deliver the senate he has some hope for it. i know the convention th

israel many times, i've been to gaza and the west bank repeatedly, met with the prime minister, we met arafat many years ago. i've been a regular constant presence in the foreign policy area and it's going to take the aerobic nations to work together. i'm cohen chairman of the abraham accords caucus, there's two democrats, me and brad snyder from chicago, two republicans. once again it is bipartisan, how we work together and say let's get this done as an american team, not just a democratic or republican team, the support for israel has to be american and that's what we are going to do in the abraham accords caucus. >> rebuttal for angela alsobrooks. alsobrooks: israel is an ally of the united states. the united states has stood with israel, israel has a right to defend itself, i support the relationship between israel and the united states and i am proud that president biden in this moment has urged that we again ensure that we are not widening the conflict, we want to bring down the temperature in the middle east, that's very important to make sure we are not seeing civilian lives lost whil

he is also the nephew of the late yasser arafat now so welcome. >> let me ask you whether from your perspective the biden administration's recent public distancing itself from israel on the issue of rafah and a full-scale ground operation. >> there is welcome news. do you think that it's been affected? how do you view what the biden administration is doing right now well, to be frank with you, i think the administration is saying that i thing. >> they say that we don't like what we see happening in however, when it comes to action, it's different story. so do i like it? yes, i like it. do i think that this this was enough to change things and to change the course of events. unfortunately, not and unless we see is hideous change, unless we see some clear positions taken, some actions taken, i think we'll stay in the same situation. >> what do you think is going on in gaza right now in terms of is hamas defeated, is how would you do that's been the israeli joe or goal. do you think it's being achieved? >> no, it was not achieved and it's not going to be achieved and that emphasizes the fact that

and you see another arrest with someone wearing something from the yasser arafat gift collection as theyimagine is one of those prison buses and think about all those cops in riot gear. they don't know if this thing is going to get out of control. how many of these men and women are on overtime? if you have seen what is going on in pennsylvania, in the pennsylvania police force, they are overstretched. they are undermanned. most of these people have to do overtime because of this. and then you see these students, many of which aren't students, being taken away. we will keep you up to date on what is happening there as one more encampment seems to be torn up. let's see if they will keep it torn up. all right. we move ahead. president biden facing backlash over his comments yesterday about withholding weapons to israel i just referenced. now changing his tune from 2019. remember? >> the idea that we would cut off military aid to an ally our only true, true ally in the entire region, is absolutely preposterous. it's just beyond my comprehension anyone would do that. >> brian: why would some

palestinians were just referred to as arabs until 1964, when the soviets got together with yasser arafat and started to make sort of the palestinian cause a, you know, a thing. but, look, the time the jews have tried to make peace, whether it was 37, 48, 67, the our linda, they they have been rebuffed. and when they left gaza, when israel left gaza 2005, rather than the palestinians and their leadership building a product, you know, they had the they had the crown jewel real estate on the on the bank of the mediterranean. i mean, they could have turned it into another dubai. they could have built a incredibly successful productive economy. but what they did with not just their resources, but all of the international resources that they stole, they have still more international and aid than any who ever in the history of of of donor countries and rebuilding rather than building a a productive economy. >> what they did was they turned it into a war machine. and then in 86, 87, when hamas was sort of formally assembled, you know, their assembly calls, their their charter calls for the annih

it was arafat, the leader of the palestinian authority, who walked away from it, but now -- i think israelthat were within reach a month ago and it is heartbreaking. >> as always, thank you so much for being with us. next, we are talking about new jersey. also, mike johnson and taking governing seriously, along with the hypocrisy of gop leaders. you can find it on the msnbc news leader. the scan the qr code on your screen with your smartphone camera . you can start reading or watching "the weakens" -- "the weekend." m air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse

as a result, hundreds of students, many of whom came in arafat scarves as a sign of protest, were forced to continue classes on monday. now , the university where emmanuel macron is a graduate will have police on duty to prevent further anti-government protests. but many students did not disperse and the rally continued next to the pantheon and the buildings of sarbona university. we are outraged by the complicity of our state, which sells weapons the israeli state. in italian cities including turin, pisa, bologna and rome, student groups have been demanding for weeks that universities end cooperation with israel, sparking clashes with police on several campuses. students at lasapienza university in rome have already announced a protest on may 7th. leaflets are being distributed around the university of bologna encouraging people to set up tents. the promotion starts this sunday. oppression and genocide of the palestinian people. made possible thanks to the complicity of government academic institutions of the west, its companies and its capital. on may 5th, we will weave the threads of

and if yasser arafat had accepted it, there would have been a palestinian state now for about 24 yearshich he talks about how arafat kept saying he wanted to agree, but he was pretty sure he'd be killed, because sadat was killed by extremists when he made peace with israel. this is a very important piece of history to understand if you're going to take any kind of position with respect to what's going on right now. there's much more we could go into literally thousands of years. the point i want to emphasize, though, is propaganda is not education. propaganda either on tiktok or in the classroom is actually the opposite of education. anybody teaching in a university or anyone who is putting content on social media should be held responsible for what they include and what they exclude. so much of what we're seeing particularly on tiktok about what's going on in the middle east is woefully false, but it's also incredibly slanted pro-hamas, anti-israel. it is not any place where anyone should go to get information about complex matters like what is going on there. so we have to do a much

yasser arafat changed it to calling them palestinianscaln in 1964, but they've had five deals and theyeople and they deserve fs decent life and everything. and israel pulled all the jews out of gaza and gave them gaza. so there's ngao occupation. there's no. there's no israel paid for the land. they didn't takey for it. >> and on and on. it's crazy. everything. no, it's crazy. you should>> j: it's c have beeo a commencement speaker. >> people could have learned a lot. ldenand if and if they want to. >> jerry, jerry is a great guy. i've known him for years.for ye you know, he's a guy that,ar you know, he does the most innocuous humor about, like in your bellybutton. where does it come from? i want to know. and that'ss who they're not protesting. because he went to israel? yeah , because he's jewish. like me. he's the same age. and jews of our generationhlikee of israel goes. we go in the united states, weoe have nowhere to go. have n all right.. i like your shirt, love. it's what's on that, by the wa y ,ice cream cones. >>es it's delicious. >> have a great night..ci thanous.k you. >> te

and also the very 1st negotiations between the palestine liberation organization of yasser arafat. an israel took place soon after the pc was made. i offered visited the office, visits here, and in the i think definitely the in this room. so it is me with a lot from his chair must have been around, but my table is the also of course were meant to end as well as a few patient and eventually lead to a palestinian state. instead, the occupation became more entrenched, illegal is for 80 settlements, multiplies and silence increased more people to day. i think we'd be able to opinion that it might have done hong so no proud this towing agreements assigned here in secret at the government guest house. after midnight on august the 20th 1993. but as time went on, it became clear that the court was doomed to fail. 3 decades later piece is further away than ever before, but still no way believes it's possible. learning from its mistakes has now taken a different approach. after trying for years to negotiate with it's key ally is well to abide by the us low courts. norway has decided to focus