ariel sharon entered the alaxa mosk along with 600 israeli troops and closed the doors of the mosk toy organization, it's going to set up cooperation with the movements in gather. the most intense conflict is history, the situation was deteriorating by the moment start the second into f, many israels decided to leave israel, and israel was not in good economic situation. vestors were more willing than others to flee. aron tried to stop the flames of the antifada, leaders of the hamaskment were assassinated one after the other. sharon even went further. the israeli tanks only few meters away from arafats office and his administrations of buildings were occupied, but sharon's efforts. arafat lived under house arrest for two years, butound he did not lay down his arms, his goal was to keep the intafad alive, on the other side, israel was worried that assassinating eraf would fan the flames of the intafada, so was forced to back off so it could take out arafat and way no one would notice, after several months, airfad severely ill, it took him a while to get erfad never saw november 11th,

they wanted to speed up the war, so they appointed ariel sharon as the minister of military affairs. violence was the most prominent characteristic in violation of the seasfire deal on the morning of the third of june 1983, israeli forces prepare for all-out attack. 120,000 soldiers backed up by 1600 tanks moved on lebanon. only in two days the israeli army reached the outskirts of beirout without any major impediment, even resistance within the... cities could not slow down the israeli advance. arafat issued the order to retreat to all of his forces in order by time to reinforce. now the enemy was behind the gates of the city. we are here and we will continue to be here and we will defend this city, the first the first, it is very important, it is the first arab capital. which the israeli are blocating, it is very important, you have to put in consideration what is mean for the next generation, what have been done, you will pay its price. sharon's helicopter landed at beirot's military airport so he could meet with the file leaders. arafatts bases were bombarded at his orders. for h

war in lebanon, the founder of the peace treaty between israel and egypt, and the successor to ariel sharonew figure to stop israel from falling into the abys. nothing could be heard except silence for year until era's playing cut down at the airport in washington dc. many reporters came to find out purpose. of his visit. in the one pagee letter from arafat, the plo recognizes the right of the state of israel to exist in peace and security, and after decades of calling the plo a terrorist organization, israel finally recognizes the plo as the legitimate representative of the palestinian people. the white house, before the eyes of over a thousand journalists and photo journalists. airfast showed up with his trademark smile. ladies and gentlemen. chairman of the executive council of palestine liberation organization, his excellency, prime minister of israel, the president of the united states. ان معركه السلام يا السيدات والساده، هي اصعب معارك حياتنا، وهي تستحقق منا، كل الجهود، لان ارض السلام، لان his hand of friendship to his enemy so it put an end to the 40-year war. it was the moment of his

war in lebanon, the founder of the peace treaty between israel and egypt and the successor to ariel sharongure. to stop israel from falling into the abiss, nothing could be heard ex silence for year until arafat laying touchdown at the airport in washington dc, reporters can to find out the purpose of this visit. a one-page letter from arafat rabin, the plo recognizes the right of the state of ist in decent security, and after decades of calling the plo a terrorist organization, israel finally recognizes the plo as the legitimate representative of the palestinian people, in the white house, before the eyes of over a thousand journalists and photo journalists, arfah showed up with his treat mark smile. ladies and gentlemen, mr. arafat, chairman of the executive council. معركه السلامات والساده هي اصعب معارك حياتنا وهي تستحقق منا كل الجهود لان ارض السلام كان ارض السلام تطوق للسلام العام. and extended his hand of friendship to his enemy, so he put an end to the 40-year war. it was the moment of his farewell to arms. arfat was confident that by mutual recognition there would be no reason to con

good place you want to be. have israeli leaders, in particular one of netanyahu's uh predecessors ariel sharone boasted that the jewish people or the israeli government crazy as this sounds fill i'm going to read it controls america. yeah, he said that, and he said he very explicit, he said the jewish people, uh, control america, uh, and netanyahu has made similar comments to the effect that his comment was the effect of that the united states is a country that is easily moved, i think the implication was easily moved by israeli interests, so yeah, this is a perception that's in the head of their leadership that the, i think what it what it means to put it in in practical terms is that they're saying that the israel lobby in the united states. which consists of of jewish groups and also christian zionis is so powerful that they can really call the shots on policies that relate to the middle east and in terms of how the united states will will cooperate with israeli interests. i think that's exactly what they're saying. one of the um either current or former members of prime minister netanyahu's

and ariel sharon becomes the leader of the party until, in fact, sharon has to step down due to a problem that is happening to him , because he has a stroke, and netanyahu again enters the election process as the leader of the party in 2009. these 3 years first, benjamin netanyahu's prime ministership should create an experience, and after that, when he became prime minister for the second time , he would make the most of all the failures of this era. the election of barack obama with more than 70% of the votes of the jews of the united states could not be done either. preventing the ups and downs of relationships netanyahu and the americans. obama was also of the opinion that israelis and palestinians can resolve their differences. a view that was very different from what benzion netanyahu taught his son. whenever netanyahu is forced, he is actually willing to give some kind of concessions. for example , give a point to the leftists. for a period he was willing to give concessions to the liberals and moderates in israel and for a period he was also willing to cooperate with the arabs. we

leader of the settlement, forces, basically, um, explained how she used to to to collaborate with ariel sharon palestinian state at any point. and so that is what the settlements are for, this this creep annexation of palestinian territory, including of course, the the jordan valley, which is being targeted both by netanyahu who is an expansionist, zionist and smotrich, his finance minister, who even talked about this in paris earlier this year, um, which will then fully incircle the west bank uh... again with the apartide wall and with israeli occupation, so the settlement project is ongoing even while gaza is being ethnically cleansed, so it's clear that the intention is ethnically cleanse all of palestine, and of course we had, i think it was um the arabic account on twitter or x as it's now called, with the handholding um the whole of of palestine with the israeli flag which was then leated, so their intention has been very clear, even to the point where the heritage minister has talked about nuking gaza where um various people have floated the idea of using nerve gas against the resistanc

it was a response to massacker of palestinians in sabra and shatila by the butcher ariel sharon. major general hussein salami was addressing a crowd of morers who had gathered in tehran to bid farewell to brigadier general said razi musabi was recently assassinated by israel, he also praised musabi's role in the access of resistance and fighting terrorism in the region. salami also heiled the coordination between the resistance fronts in the region and said that iran will keep supporting palestinians in their cause. he noted that the members of the resistance front, despite ideological affinities, act based on their national considerations. elsewhere in a speech, the irgc chief praised iranian commanders for sacrifices that they made, adding that iran would definitely avenge the... of his national heroes general musavi was one of the most veteran and influential commanders in the resistance front. for decades he fought to protect islamic sanctities and uma under the gravest threats and the most dangerous situations. he was loyal companion of legion general khasim suleimani. the r

1945 onward, it was a response to massacer of palestinians in sabra and shatila by the butcher ariel sharon. major general hussein salami was addressing a crowd of morners gathered in tehran to bid farewell to brigadier general sayid razi musavi who was recently assassinated by israel. he also praise musal the axes of resistance and fighting terrorism. general musavi was one of the most veteran and influential commanders in the resistance front. for decades he fought to protect islamic sanctities and umma under the gravest threats and the most dangerous situations. he was loyal companion of legion, general qasim sulaymani. the revenge for the assassination of sulaymani will take place in a different context in which iran will go after those who ordered his murder. so he was referring to the us. assassination of iran's anti-terrorim sulaymani in january 2020. general sulaymani, iraqi commander, abu mahdi almandis and several of his companions were killed in the us drone strike near baghdad international airport. the attack that was ordered by then us president donald trump drew strong region

later, when ariel sharon attempted to liquidate the plo, hamas did benefit, but its victory in 2006 election marked the realization of the zionist that it had become their main enemy. since then, there were mark periods when the various factions resistance were at all with each other, but the most recent years, all the resistance factions have made peace and work as one. you just say a word or two you about the muslim brotherhood in palestine brotherhood of course is a transnational movement if you like with independent parts in different countries one in the uk and of course it's been very much targeted uh in this country for example investigation uh under the cameron government which is prompted by sist interest lobbing for that investigation suggest muslim brothers were terrorists of course muslim not a terrorist organization and in this country it's politically active uh in has been anti-w movement, very important the anti-w actually in this country, but in palestine there are two separate factions of the muslim brother, egyptian muslim brotherhood and jordanian muslim brother. west bank

later when ariel sharon attempted to liquidate the pillow, hamas. did benefit, but its victory in the 2006 election marked the realization of the zionist that it had become their main enemy. since then there were periods when the various factions of resistance were at all with each other, but in the most recent years all the resistance factions have made peace and work as one. did you just say a word to will you about the muslim brotherhood in palestine? so the muslim brotherhood of course is a transnational movement if you like with independent parts and in the uk and of course it's been very much targeted in this country, for example is investigation uh under the cameron government which is prompted by zis interesting for that investigation to try to suggest that muslim brotherhood were terrorists, of course muslim brother is not a terrorist organization and in this country it's politically active in has been active very important country, but in palestine there are two step facts. radical that to this entity because we were engaged in the struggle, whereas the muslim brotherhood we

later when ariel sharon attempted to liquidate the plo, hamas did benefit, but its victory in the 2006 election marked the realization of the zionis that it had become their main enemy. since then they were marked periods when the various factions of the resistance were odds with each other. but in the most recent year all the resistance factions have made peace and work as one, just word to muslim palestine, so the muslim brotherhood is a transnational movement if you like with independent in different in the uk, and of course it's been very much targeted uh in this country, for example is investigation uh by the king government, which is prompted by sinust interests lobbing for for that investigation trying to suggest muslim brotherhood. terrorists, muslim brother is not terrorist organization and uh in this country it is politically active uh in has been the anti war movement important in palestine there were two separate factions of the muslim brother, the egyptian muslim brotherhood and the jordanian muslim brotherhood and gaza, yeah, and they were at the time quite politically qu

undermine more radical plo with the more militant. politics associated with hamas, later when ariel sharon attempted to liquidate the plo, hamas did benefit, but its victory in the 2006 election marked the realization of the zionis that it had become their main enemy. since then there were mark periods when the various factions of the resistance were at odds with each other, but in the most recent years all the resistance factions have made peace and work as one. david, just say a word or two will you about the muslim brotherhood in palestine. so muslim brotherhood of course is a transnational movement if you like with independent parts in different countries in the uk and of course this been very much targeted uh in this country for example investigation uh under the cameron government which was prompted by sign interests lobbing for that investigation science to suggest muslim brotherhood terrorists of course muslim brother is not terrorist organization and uh in this country it's active in. movement very important country, but in palestine there were two separate factions of muslim brot

order to on the more radical plo with the more militant politics associated with hamas. later when ariel sharon attempted to liquidate the plo, hamas did benefit, but its victory in the 2006 election m the realization of the ziist that it had become their main enemy. so... there were marked periods when the various factions of the resistance were at odds with each other, but those recent years all resistance factions have made peace and work as one. david you just say a word or to will you about the muslim brotherhood in palestine? so the muslim brotherhood of course a transnational moment like with independent parts in different countries one in the uk and of course it's been very much targeted uh in this country for example with investigation uh under government, which is prompted by interesting for that investigation to tr to suggest that brotherhood were terroris. of course muslim brotherhood is not a terrorist organization and in this country politically. active, it has be politically active in the anti-war movement, very important in this country, but in palestine, there were two separate

the fourth declaration of war on palestine was ariel sharon's invasion of lebanon and the siege of beirot followed by the departure of the palestinian liberation organization fighters to tunisia and other parts of the arab world and the 1982 massacre at the sovereign chilla refugee camp. "the fourth war against the palestinians began with the first interfada or uprising in 1987, continued with the second indufata and is taking place with the israeli assault on gaza. the backdrop to this century of war by israel and the palestinians is the failure by arab leaders to offer meaningful support to the palestinian people. in fact, these leaders often colluded with israel. weaken the palestinian resistant resistance movement joining me to discuss israel's settler colonial project, how it is being played out in gaza and its consequences is rasheed haledi the edward said professor of modern arab studies at columbia university and the author of the hundred years war on palestine, a history of settler colonialization and resistance 1917-2017. "first i just have to say that for anyone who wants to pu

terrorists, which is something that really um became most successful under under sharon prime minister ariel sharon uh in in the in the period immediately after 9/11 when he hooked israel up with the american war on global war on terror um if you can do that uh you can deny that they have any any that they should be a party to anything they're terrorists you can't talk to them um obviously uh this is this is this was tactic adopted by by netanyahu who who supply and surreptitiously was supporting uh hamas rule in the gaza strip as means both of separating the west bank from the gaza strip as means of sustaining and and deepening the divisions in palestinian politics between ramala and and gaza between the palestinian authority and between the hamas government in gaza and as means of avoiding any negotiations well they're split and this this lot are terrorists we can't talk to them therefore no negotiations therefore we continue annexation, we continue colonization, we continue dispossessing palestinians in the west bank, which is the objective of this and most israeli governments really since 1967

newspaper blaming pro israel censorship, he also pointed out muradock's close friendship with ariel sharon and his investments in design his entity. israel lobbies, ic lebler wrote, murdock, whom i met personally a number of occasions, is himself unquestionably genuine friend of israel. david, what do you make of this nds group that that murdock owns? so merdock's um, not been heavily involved. in the media industry in israel, there's been various attempts to to get him involved more, but the nds group has been a key subsidiary of news corp, and and what's interesting about it, and i mean we must have named on this show hundreds and hundreds of former israeli intelligence uh agents who've got to be involved in media and tech industies, and here's another another example, and it if the bbc report is to be believed, this was a company which was used by... dog to to hack into uh the the the records of of of competitors. now that's you know drawing on the skills of unit a 200 which is the cyber uh um signals intelligence agency of of the israeli military and this this is the function of all th

the fourth declaration of war on palestine was ariel sharone's invasion of lebanon and the siege of beirot, followed by the departure of the palestinian liberation organization fighters to tunisia and other parts of the arab world and the 1982 massacre at the sovereign shatilla refugee camps. the fourth war again. the palestinians began with the first intada or uprising in 1987, continued with the second intada and is taking place with the israeli assault on gaza. the backdrop to this century of war by israel and the palestinians is the failure by arab leaders to offer meaningful support to the palestinian people. in fact, these leaders often colluded with israel to weaken the palestinian resistant resistance movement. join. me to discuss israel's settler colonial project, how it is being played out in gaza and its consequences is rasheid, the edward said, professor of modern arab studies at colombia university and the author of the hundred years war on palestein a history of settler colonialization and resistance 1917, 2017. first i just have to say that for anyone who wants to put what's

he showed something to the financial times and it was this ariel sharon has our president mesmerized. he has a president wrapped around his little finger, 2001 this your yahoo is in the living room. what else can set you? is i to turn that video camera off, but yeah, no, no, that was okay. that he says, you know where it goes. my god, there's so easily moved. a personnel deliver good support is it so i'm sure and quote that you know now will it be the same? it has been up till now. will sooner hits prevail or either sooner has, i don't know if anyone approval or accept those people surrounding guys are right now whether they will tolerate much more of this carnage much more of this genocide . and it is a text book case of genocide. yes. and this is the, the ultimate conclusion of design is something that's a bit, this is, was so easily predictable. you know, ramsey um, obviously, uh, being in the media like like a line. oh, i talked to a lot of people and i talked to no graduate student friend. and um, you know, i mentioned, he said, yeah, it's a so complicated and it's just such a lo

she also served on the national security council under ehud barak and ariel sharon.eves netanyahu's first responsibility is to tell the idf what there end game is. what the end game is. what does he want to become in gaza and the relationship between us and gaza, after the intensive phase of the war comes to an end? i i think this is something that is not clear, not to the idf, and unfortunately, not to the rest of the world. right now we know what our prime minister doesn't want to do. he doesn't want the palestinian authority to take part in liberating gaza. he doesn't want... this is implied, he doesn't want a palestinian state because he is saying that, if his opponent runs for office and is elected, he will agree to a palestinian state which is, in the eyes of our prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, a disaster. we know what he doesn't want. unfortunately we don't know what he does want, as a result of the fighting in gaza. what he might say is that he has been quite clear. his aim is to eliminate hamas. i must say that i don't disagree with him on this point, be

the violence that e rarupted ate end of the intefadeh was provoked by ariel sharon leader of the right-wingdecided after everything that had happened, after all of the tension that emerged of camp david that this was the time for him, a secular israeli, a secular nationalist israeli to show his piousness to show what no israeli minister had done so far that was to visit the temple mount which provoked a series of protests which the israelis responded to with extreme violence and which lit the fuse of the conflict that went on for two or three years afterwards which thousands of palestinians were killed and a series of suicide bombings took place. >> the second intifada which erupted in 2000 was basically a terrorist intefadeh in which people both from the fatah and from the hamas placed bombs inside israel almost daily, killing thousands of israelis by the end of it, and terrorizing the israeli population which basically drove this the israeli population rightwards. it made them believe that the palestinians are not serious about peace making, basically their hearts are with hamas and this

i think the israeli right has a more compelling argument now than it did when, for example, ariel sharon accomplished the israeli withdrawal in 2005. at the time they said this was not going to bring security. it has not brought them security. the israeli right is going to say we are not going to make the same mistakes over and over again. therefore we are not going to see large numbers of palestinian workers within israel. israel is not going to be forthcoming when it comes to the economy and the gaza strip. as far as international aid goes, in theory this sounds like a good idea, but who is going to administer, who is going to the reconstruction of the gaza strip? in addition, many countries, the saudi's for example, have a long history of promising copious amounts of aid to the palestinians and a much shorter history of delivering it. for the reasons outlined earlier. that there is very little trust in palestinian leadership and palestinian institutions to deliver on promises of reconstruction and changes to the palestinian institutions. i think that both in the gaza strip, as well as

a reason they disengaged from present 2005, as the most experienced ruthless, if i'm a general ariel sharon, was the one to the decision to take israel alton because they simply didn't want to be there because they and she, and, and his peers admitted to recognize that there, there's no way to provide to k, thomas has a what it is, what is it about this particular government? nothing. yeah. who answers coalition, but that makes them believe that a military solution is the solution here. when it comes to guys that because also inherits just recently, the former prime minister f with o, mirth, roads that the odds of achieving the complete elimination of from us. we're new. from the moment the prime minister netanyahu declared at the, the chief goal of the war as well. it's all clearly it's, it's pressure from the right wing elements of the government to keep pressing the head and not listening to the americans and all the other countries that are putting pressure and, and it's, it's a lack of understanding of military strategy. and they, they, they don't understand that the comforter insurgen

weaponry was going to make the tank obsolete, but only three weeks in three weeks time, it was from ariel sharon's surrounding of the egyptian that army that the tank. absolutely a a a key weapon. and it led to a great joke from an american general who that tanks are a bit like dinner jackets in that you don't need them very often, but when you do need them, nothing else will do. the gentleman right in the back palace or cap, i thank you. i'm currently finishing the first volume of manchester is the last lion and it jumped out at me and what roberts can correct me on the exact year 1920 something and where churchill was visiting gaza and 150,000 arabs come to protest screaming death the -- and then a very churchillian way he thought they were cheering on and he waved. yes yes. hey, but my question is, given the historical animosity there, is there a military solution to this israel a hamas situation, or if militarily, the israelis are even able to beat hamas, does that even lead a peace between israelis and the and the palestinians? is the pa authority capable of taking over for hamas or is the an

he was finance minister in the administration of prime minister ariel sharon, who had a new plan for with the palestinians: no negotiations; instead, a unilateral withdrawal of israeli settlements and troops from the gaza strip. >> the israelis concluded a long time ago th they didn't actually want gaza. you know, they weren't planning to annex it. they wanted to actually pull out of it. they're going to get the heck out. and it's up to the palestinians what they want to do with it at that point. >> (speaking hebrew) >> narrator: but netanyahu grew uneasy about the implications of handing over gaza to the palestinians. he consulted a former military intelligence chief. >> netanyahu asked me what is my view, and i was totally against it. by evacuating all our forces, we allow gaza to be an extreme country, which will be controlled by hamas. >> narrator: a week before the pullout, netanyahu resigned in protest. >> i cannot be a partner to a move that i think compromises the security of israel. ♪ ♪ >> jish settlers have until midnight tonight to get out of gaza or be removed by force. (