but after the events of 2000 and israel's withdrawal from lebanon, ariel sharone comes to power. he is officially a criminal and has a long history of killing... and crimes against palestinians. in his record, the massacre of unarmed people in the village of al-qubaya, and the sabra and shatila massacre stand out. the number of casualties resulting from sharon's actions is never clear because he takes pleasure in burning palestinians. when shahron brings war and terror, he faces defeat. with the israel's defeat in the 33 day. war, something in israel is fundamentally hurt, security. the right wingers attract people's attention with extremist slogans. meanwhile, netanyahu, who has a support of jewish rabbies and american advisers, has better position. he comes to power with numerous promises and based on his business background, implements economic reform. to garner public satisfaction through economic growth. ehud barak was considered tough opponent of netanyahu's. in 1999 he came to power with a promise of ending the war in lebanon. yeahud barak was one of the main commanders in

organizations such as hagana, jewish agency, theodore hurzel, wiseman, manakam begin, ben guurion, ariel sharon and central committees were all ashkenazis. historical books taught in schools were also about the ashkenazis. other jews had no share in historical books because they were considered backward and primitive. historically, being jewish or arab was not an issue. jews lived comfortably among arabs, but with the formation of israel, problems arose. the israeli society was filled with hatred towards arabs. arab immigrants were forced to hide their arab identity, concealing their arab identity and constant suppression had turned into self-hatred. the solution ahead was what had been used in america, the melting pot theory. according to this theory, individuals from different societies come together in one place and interact and new society is formed. a new society that, while being homogeneous, also possesses the individual and social characteristics of different social groups. but bengaran's melting pot had many flaws. racism was the most significant challenge. the next challenge was the r

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it initiated after the secration of. by then zinanis prime minister ariel sharon.ith. depressed coverage of this assination of basem sulaymani now entering its uh fourth day we're looking at some uh rest of the headlines this hour 100 days into the us israely genocide in the gaza strip. the european human rights group says at least 100,00 palestinians are killed, wounded or missing in the onslot. despite over three months of killing and destruction campaign against palestinians, israel has failed to achieve any of its declared.

in 2002 to 2005, it initiated after desecration of al-aqsa mosk by then zianist prime minister ariel sharonenocide in gaza.

it initiated after desecration of al-aqsa mosk by then zianist prime minister ariel sharon.t the country, pledging to retaliate. reactions pour in following the us-sided aggression on yemen with iran, and the resistance front warning of threats to regional and international peace. the international court of justice brings a second day of hearings a lawsuit by south africa.

it initiated after desecration of al-aqsa mosk by then zianist prime minister ariel sharon.hwa rumah sakit indonesia hari ini membutuhkan baik benderanya jangan teguk gitu ya, ayo. the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day, it was: the 13th day of the war on the gaza's rep, look at the missile, what did we do to deserve being hit by this? the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses, they killed children, men, women, and old men, i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israeli's habit. from ages, they say that children fire rockets, 10 years of chaos and war in syria, the ruins left. in syria, who benefits from the continuation of this war? what is the view of the west, particularly america towards war in syria and the support of many countries for creating chaos in syria? why syria, a different narrative?

themselves from occasional palestinian operations, thesignist upon an order by then prime minister ariel sharonce of the occupiers... inextensive security measures, the existence of the barrier, and on the other hand, the establishment of a compromising movement and the governance of parts of the west bank, many operations were carried out against the zianist regime. the passage of time has added to the number of these operations, especially during the holy month of ramadan. ماه رمضان به دلیل اینکه برای مجموعه: at least three months of continuous attacks by different palestinian organizations and responses and counter measures by israeli security forces. the operations by palestinian youth have always been in response to the israeli regimes occupation and usurping in the remaining palestinian territories. but what the mainstream media narrates about this confrontation is that the actions of the palestinians are terrorists nature and z his settlers are the victims. palestinian terrorists killed an israeli-american citizen in another deadly attack on monday. 10 others injured after a shooting a s

themselves from occasional palestinian operations, thesignist upon an order by then prime minister ariel sharoneextensive security measures, the existence of the barrier, and on the other hand, the establishment of a compromising movement in the governance of parts of the west bank, many operations were carried out against the zianist regime. the passage of time has added to the number of these operations, especially during the holy month of ramadan. ماه رمضان به دلیل اینکه برای مجموعه ای مسلمان ها یک انرژی مضاعفی تولید می کنه ضمنی که به نظر می رسه با نخوردن و نیاشامیدن انرژی ها تحلیل میره اما از جهت روحی حرکت های بزرگی رو ایجاد میکنه که رژیم صهیونیستی به شدت از ماه مبارک رمضان برای شروع انتفاظه های جدید وحشت داره. at least three months of continuous attacks by different palestinian organizations and responses and counter measures by israeli security forces. the operations by palestinian youth have always been in response to the israeli regime's occupation and usurping in the remaining palestinian territories, but what the mainstream media narrates about this confrontation is that the actions of

themselves from occasional palestinian operations, the zinist upon an order by then prime minister ariel sharonethe two shooting attacks in jerusalem on friday evening and saturday morning were followed by attempted infiltration to the west bank settlement of kdumim where the assailent was shot and killed. in all these years, despite the strict surveillance of the occupiers and extensive security measures, the existence. the barrier, and on the other hand, the establishment of a compromising movement and the governance of parts of the west bank, many operations were carried out against the zianist regime. the passage of time has added to the number of these operations, especially during the holy month of ramadan. رمضان به دلیل اینکه برای مجموعه مسلمان ها یک انرژی ( attacks by different palestinian organizations and responses and counter measures by israeli security forces. the operations by palestinian youth have always been in response to the israeli regime's occupation and usurping in the remaining palestinian territories, but what the mainstream media narrates about this confrontation is that

of israel, appoints one of his most ruthless individuals as the minister of military affairs, ariel sharon. sharone had a long history of crime and violence and was known for... saying, "destroy everything that can be destroyed." sharon designs a plan not only to put an end to palestinian resistance, but also to change a geographical shape of the region. initially israel launches scattered attacks and finally on june 6th, 1982, a widespread attack begins. 120,000 soldiers, along with 3 200 tanks and armored vehicles suddenly enter lebanese territory. they quickly reach palestinian camps in sure and sedon. the war breaks out and palestinian fighters resist. at the same time israel also attack syrian forces with pressure from israel on the lebanese parliament. bashir gemail is elected as president. israel's objectives for attacking lebanon become clear, occupying lebanese territory, expelling palestinians, suppressing syrians and establishing a puppet government in lebanon. at lebanon's request, foreign forces enter to oversee the departure of palestinians. after the departure of palestinian

ariel sharon. sharon had a long history in crime and said: destroy everything that can be destroyed. sharon draws a plan. to not only end the palestinian resistance, but also change the geographical shape of the region. at first , israel's scattered attacks begin, and on june 6, 1982, a nationwide attack begins. 120,000 soldiers along with 320 armored personnel carriers suddenly enter lebanon . they quickly reach the palestinian camps in sur and saida. the war begins to be palestinian fighters resist. at the same time , israel attacks the syrian forces. with israel's pressure on the lebanese parliament, bashir is elected as president. israel's goals are determined by the attack on lebanon. occupying the territory of lebanon, expelling the palestinians, suppressing syria and creating a puppet government. at the request of lebanon, foreign forces enter to monitor the departure of the palestinians . after the departure of the palestinian fighters, the foreign forces will also leave lebanon. the next e

she depicted as really prime minister ariel sharon, as a boastful politician. oblivious to dead as rarely soldiers standing decapitated behind him. a newspaper over solid printed on my ass cartoon. and the next day israel bombed over sell the newspapers while badly damaged over solid began printing again. and to my a continue to be one of their featured cartoonist, the for the 1st day of ramadan, 2008. she depicted the bloody hamis, but the split. she drew a palestinian mother on her balcony, praying to have them that her children might eat their ramadan meals at the same table together again. so that's up to you. i mean well then let's see. um. unfortunately, we are living in a time when our people are divided and splintered. it's a good time for the coast. one is to become both come and peter observing and to use ones. the at the end of 2008 israel bombard at the gaza strip with minimum of resistance from palestinian fighters. it left around $1400.00 cobblestones, and 13 is ran these dead and destroyed much of gauze as infrastructure. the, the air land and sea located continued after th

is a retired brigadier—general who served on the national security council under ehud barak and ariel sharon thank you forjoining as here on bbc news. the talks taking place in paris, benjamin netanyahu says there are still significant gaps that remain. what are those gaps and can they realistically be closed? the main gap is the guarantee that hamas is asking from israel after releasing the hostages, and two month ceasefire, that israel will not renew its attack on hamas and apparently stop the military operation in gaza. this demand is not reasonable because the main purpose of this military operation in gaza is that hamas. being the regime in gaza, and restore its military capabilities. this is the gap, it is not a small gap. however, continuation of the military operation in khan younis is trying to convince hamas that it is better for them to agree a ceasefire and release the hostages than to expect a lot more from the ceasefire. how imperative do you now see it to get that ceasefire quickly, given we are now seeing what appears to be this maelstrom of violence that stretches all the wa

james wolfensohn was president of the world bank, and this was undermined by ariel sharon, the prime minister of israel, who was undermined by other forces. but you talk about the importance of getting back to that kind of thinking of returning gaza to a prosperous, major economic hub. is there any prospect of that happening as you see it? and because you talk about it being the way forward, but who is going to do that? well, again, you know, i'm, i'm just restoring, using my office in the, in power is. but i can see that if mister watson, something you know from the head of the world back phone reasonable in 2000 shies for world is 3000000000 dollar plan to do look, go to the not on need to do that. but to invest my understanding of the media industries on monday for several median. so she's friends, monday to project really date is a green house, is also he's very set them us know there to give them it was about a cmc in 2005, the whole project was smashed, but only by shown by just court just for the seat of the, such as we're building down everything, exhaust the problem, disease

he said something to the financial times and it was this ariel sharon has, are present, 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 you just turn that video camera off but yeah, no, no, that was okay. then he says, you don't know where it goes. my god, the so easily moved. a for sale, deliver good support is it's, i'm sure and quote that you know now will it be the same? it has been up till now will sooner hits prevail were either sadder heads. i don't know if anyone approval or except 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 page 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 s

and i guess my question is, is real under ariel sharon withdrew from gaza, but they controlled everything that went in or out. basically, and so my question is, what would you recommend as someone who's so familiar with states that were invited governments changed? what is the solution that you think from mark kim, its perspective might work? when you look at governance, it is real down the way down, meaning cost down the way. yeah, unfortunately, my recommendation is totally on feasible interface. it would be a arabic, a military force inside providing security, the urban league would provide some measure of governance. it could require the u. n. for some period of time, for humanitarian assistance. all of this under the shadow of the united nations accepted by the are countries accepted by israel. that to me seems to be the optimum way for postwar governance of guys. and of course billions coming from the international community a marshall plan for gods. why is that and feasible of the politics and the view of the region will not accept that israel will not accept the p l. o. it's unlik

and this was undermined by ariel sharon, the prime minister of israel, who was undermined by other forces. but you talk about the importance of getting back to that kind of thinking of returning gaza to a prosperous, major economic hub. is there any prospect of that happening as you see it? and because you talk about it being the way forward, but who is going to do that as well? so again, you know, i'm, i'm just restoring, using my office in the, in power is. but i can see that the, if you still want, since you know, from the head of the world back phone reasonable in 2000 shies for world is 3000000000 dollar plan to develop, go to the not on need to do that. but to invest my understanding of the media industries on monday for several median. so she's friends, monday to trajectory of the state is it green house is also is fairly set to much know there are 2 gigs that it was about, a cmc in 2005. the whole project was smashed, but only by shown by just court. just for the sheet of the, such as we're building down to everything that's exhaust the problem. disease collection, easiest experie

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

will not end, because everything is going exactly according to the slogan that was described also ariel sharonen if we consider it almost a legal term, the reaction to the verdict of the chief international arbitrator of the un court shows that legal terms have too broad an interpretation. speaking in terms of geopolitics, it is clear that the ability of world powers to radically influence the situation is now quite limited, and local players are motivated to achieve what they consider fair. it is they who consider it fair, and the fact that the president of iran thanks ramophosa for the lawsuit in the un court calls him a leader equal to mandela is also a sign that the real assembly of the new world scheme has begun, and the old one... will resist, trying to maintain order and the usual rules that seem him fair. this is why blinken announces that america would do anything for africa. this is why the french so jealously comment on the exit of burkina fasso, mali and niger from the controlled name of the ecovaz union and the creation of an alliance of sahel countries. and the leader's visit tra

out was ariel sharon, who pulled out of the they had 21.wasn't inside of gaza . it was on wasn't inside of gaza. it was on the outskirts of gaza, which was known as no man's land. in 1967, the objective was to do that was to actually to create at the beginning of an independent state, the first ever state for the palestinian arabs to see how they would run it. but of course, this is what's taking place. but if there was no islamists , if there was islamists, if there was a complete , um, uh, re complete, um, uh, re recalibrating and retuning the minds of the next generation to live side by side, then you've actually got the investment coming in to rebuild it and let them run their own infrastructure. and the objective of this government in israel, led by netanyahu , is israel, led by netanyahu, is that the palestinians should have all the tools that they should have in order to run their own affairs, but none of their own affairs, but none of the abilities to attack their neighbours, i.e, israel and none of those abilities to forge an allia