moshe dayan, who later became israel's defense minister , had a special view of vienna. in contrast, the palestinian revolution reached its peak in the summer of 1938. fel's uprising lasted for a long time. during that time, about 500 palestinians were killed and 14,000 were injured. in contrast, 100 british soldiers and 400 zionist militants were killed became at this time, one out of ten young palestinian men of fighting age, i.e. up to 40 years old , was either in prison, or killed, or wounded, or expelled from palestine. therefore, the generation that could form an army to resist the zionist movement in the 40s practically did not exist. anyone who played an active role in the revolution was either killed on the battlefield, or was executed after being arrested, or was deported from palestine. between 1938 and 1939, the british held several military trials and executed 112 palestinians. it was at the end of that year that the world was involved in war again grew up jews in palestine were soon allowed to enlist in the british army. fighters from the haganah militia gr

for this reason, when moshe dayan increased the power. no one knew what exactly he was referring to, strong enough to take care of ourselves and if needed we should be even stronger, we are modern people, good science and technology. on october 5 , 1986, the british newspaper the sandy times published an article about israel's nuclear activities. the article contained photos and documents of israel's nuclear efforts at the dimona nuclear center. it was said that an israeli whistleblower had leaked information. the article was published after negotiations with the israeli embassy. and the only part of the published documentation was. israel had an atomic bomb. despite the publication of israel's nuclear news, western countries do not protest against israel. not the united nations, not even the international atomic energy agency. no complaints are made. israel's nuclear activities. it continues in silence. years later, it became clear that israel's nuclear weapons were buried in different areas of palestine. it is as if the zionists have br

this was dayan's method, he shook hands with the arabs and attacked them at night. as tensions increase , palestinian villages are evacuated one after another. palestine is going towards destruction. muslims get angry. the fire of war flares up. arab countries are moving towards palestine in the form of the salvation army. in the beginning, the arabs succeed in advancing. but the united nations quickly intervenes and declares a ceasefire . the war stops. israel quickly imports weapons and ammunition and changes the battle scene gives. the war is defeated and the liberated lands are occupied again. the arabs are defeated. according to historians and researchers, in 1948, genocide occurs. there are no accurate statistics. at least 13 thousand people were killed. the victims were buried in mass graves and the bodies of many people were hidden by the zionists. out of one million palestinian muslims, more than 75 thousand are displaced. gradually, other palestinians are also forced to leave their homes. rich and poor, everyone is displaced. we have to understand what hap

there was another person, dayan, before this war, who was surprised that the israelis faced, and i compare this stormy war with this one. battle of kippur, in which mashdayan was also dismissed. but what was the point? his point was that after this mashdayan war, two came against the region that he occupied before this, but with a popularity , he almost left the israelis, even though he went with netanyahu, he wants to be like moshdayan, not like ishaq rabi, not like al-lamert, not to be assassinated, because there, if they come to this , they should if they do it physically, they will do it even if they get to leave the likud party, they will do it, but the point is that these conflicts within the regime are part of a scenario where they say, sir, let's continue the war, let's destroy hamas. let's conquer there. i see the opinions of some of these people well, this point means the continuation of the war, which is the first scenario that you mention, considering the strength of the zionist army and the fact that it is neither able to continue nor accept a ceasefire based on different prin

this is the potemkin village that they are building, they did the same thing 30 or 40 years ago, when dayan feinstein was the mayor of the city, when the city held a democratic convention, they removed the homeless from the streets, it came to the very center of the conventions, there was not a single one there . as soon as the congress ended, the bombs were put back, this is called the patemkin village, you know, the facade, what is reality, this is disgusting, the only solution is to move the homeless from the cities to tent cities, 200 miles from the cities, otherwise we will lose civilization , at least the remnant of it that remains in our major cities, the chinese apparently know from their own version of tiktok , and also from the media coverage that they are being given in china, that san francisco looks like a city of ruin, hell, a complete failure. they roll out the red carpet in front of china, and the locals walk on the brown one, they said that they need take care of the fact that they have guests. it's more like the rise of child services, so hide the drugs, put the beaten kid

let's speak to brandon friedman, director of research at the the moshe dayan center, tel aviv universitywith us. the law is in its seventh week, it seems israel is preparing to extend its military operations into the south of gaza but what do you believe is the endgame for israel and what would victory look like? i the endgame for israel and what would victory look like?- would victory look like? i would like to make — would victory look like? i would like to make three _ would victory look like? i would like to make three break- would victory look like? i would | like to make three break points, there are still a way to go in this war, hostages have still not been released including a ten—week—old baby and a mother who has recently given birth so until hostages are released is a long way to go and as well as facing unrelenting attacks north. on saturday 50 rockets and projectiles launched into israel, yesterday dozens of drones across the border entered the north of israel and the israeli owned vessel was hijacked by the houthi is in the red sea and you had the former head of the revolu

let's speak to brandon friedman, director of research from the moshe dayan center at tel aviv universityed extensively about the military operation and also that growing humanitarian issue. given your experience, i would like to talk about some of the longer term implications of what has happened. 0ver implications of what has happened. over the last six weeks. and we know that the longer term implications of what happened on october seven will take some time to play out, but it comes as a lot of relations with the arab world were starting to normalise where there is real. and in particular the year, saudi arabia, for example. what your assessment of where those relations stand right now?— stand right now? thank you, then. first, i think— stand right now? thank you, then. first, | think it — stand right now? thank you, then. first, i think it is _ stand right now? thank you, then. first, i think it is really _ stand right now? thank you, then. first, i think it is really if - stand right now? thank you, then. first, i think it is really if we - first, i think it is really if we are going

earlier i spoke to uzi dayan, the former head of israel's national security council and the former idfis to take over gaza. it hasjust the main goal now is to take over gaza. it has just started. we are at this stage surrounding everything in gaza, continuing to attack the terror organisations, hamas, the hamas building and headquarters. also the tunnels. we let people in gaza gets free from the position of the human shield and let them go to a place in the centre of the gaza strip. this is the most critical moment of this war because we have to take over and bring down hamas. just a minute, to take over and bring down hamas. justa minute, it to take over and bring down hamas. just a minute, it is a kind of a walk with a terror organisation. in order to win, they can only survive, because we have a lot of casualties from the first day. actually, two times more than in the six—day war, so right now, we have to take down hamas, to bring them down, and if you so, what do you mean by bring down, we have to make a kind of redeem. two british audience, i would say it like berlin in 1916. ——

live now to uzi dayan, the former head of israel's national security council, and the former idf deputy being on bbc news with others. why don't you start by giving me your assessment of the israeli military operation so far. ~ . . , of the israeli military operation so far. ~ . ., , ., far. we are in a very important moment. _ far. we are in a very important moment. it — far. we are in a very important moment, it is _ far. we are in a very important moment, it is a _ far. we are in a very important moment, it is a critical - far. we are in a very important moment, it is a critical one, i moment, it is a critical one, because after dealing with the terrorists in our area, after the attack on saturday the 7th of october, wejust attack on saturday the 7th of october, we just entered the gaza strip and the main goal now is to take over gaza. it has just started. we are in a stage of surrounding everything in gaza, continuing to attack the terror organisation, hamas. we let the people in gaza to get free from the position of the human shields and let them go freely to a place in the centre

state in palestine, and how the first clashes began, because after 40 in the fifty-sixth year, masha dayanre watching through the barbed wire how we took the houses of their ancestors and made them our homes, but it turns out that there is no answer to the simple question of how to break this circle of violence now and separate the parties along the lines prescribed by the un, the borders of the year sixty-seven"? and not according to the principle of either them or us , and the situation is now very accurately described by hostage negotiator dr. alvarez from the point of view of technology, individual the value of israelis is much higher than the value of an individual palestinian, then everything is determined by who will influence the negotiations - right or left in the israeli government, and this means simple: now there are not many leftists in the government, it is called the most right-wing in all the years of israel's existence , that is why his ministers constantly repeat, the war will continue as soon as... the pause is over, we will beat from all sides for at least 2 months, unt

israel, there is no such thing, that is, of course, that is, in this regard, they could remember mashe dayanfront of the american establishment than on earth. well really. we remember that recently, several times within the state department, employees wrote internal documents, dispatches stating that the actual policy of the united states is a failure, that the entire arab world and the world majority hate the united states for their position that they took on this conflict, yes, that’s the state debate apparently trying to put out the fire somehow. ivan alekseevich, notanyahu, right after this publication, biden, said nothing like this, which means that the palestinian national authority is not ready, yes, in the opinion, in the opinion of netanyahu, to take power into their own hands, this time, yes, then what biden is proposing will not work, secondly, the united states has been for the last few years, what, 70 years, yes, and for 30 years they have simply monopolized the palestinian-israeli settlement, this is the creation of two states, then suddenly biden says, oh let’s have two states

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golden, with aba evan, who was headed by mit, and golden was headed by the government, with mashe dayanomething for them back, it was politically very dangerous, but nevertheless some kind of leak occurred, someone apparently from the israelis leaked this case in some american newspaper, i don’t remember, there was even a cartoon where a certain kgb colonel, implying, apparently yuri kotov was there, trying to wave an olive branch behind his back, holding either a rocket or a bomb, and... at some point his grandfather came, he remembered this, came to yuri andropov for another report, brought this newspaper with this caricara, put it, there is, like evgeniy himself maksimovich recalled this in the first person, that trip of his, put it in europe, we took a magazine from a cartoon, which means in one, you didn’t hear, no, in one hand, which means the kgb colonel is holding an olive branch in one hand, and a missile behind our back, so i say, yuri vladimirovich, this is a real falsification, he says, of course, i say, not only that we have a missile behind us, but i say, kotov is a lieute