mike fatah.hy we have _ mike fatah. i think that is why we have seen— mike fatah. i think that is why we have seen the words from hama5 a boat relea5e have seen the words from hama5 a boat release but there will be no negotiation power we in this phase of brutality and 5avagery of attacks from hama5 from saturday and that bombardment by the israelis of the gaza strio — bombardment by the israelis of the gaza strip. trying to secure the release — gaza strip. trying to secure the release of — gaza strip. trying to secure the release of prisoners i5 gaza strip. trying to secure the release of prisoners is a very important _ release of prisoners is a very important political tool becau5e release of prisoners is a very important political tool because it is an issue — important political tool because it is an issue that touches so many pale5tinian5. is an issue that touches so many palestinians.— palestinians. the context of the rivalry between _ palestinians. the context of the rivalry between the _

hamas supporters won, but fatah did not give up power.abbas and ismail haniyeh , agreed on the formation. coalition government, but the agreement did not last six months, hamas activists carried out a military coup in gaza, and then expelled all fatah leadership structures from the sector. then arafat's supporters moved to ramala, where fatah has since ruled the west bank and hamas has ruled the gaza strip. there is no doubt in israel, hamas is the façade, behind it. sworn enemy iran, this is what the iranians have been planning for a long time, they understand that they cannot defeat israel in a direct war, so the tactic is to bleed us dry in constant skirmishes. we see the first act. i know that there is coordination between various groups, all of which are somehow connected to iran. hamas exists partly at the expense of iranian money. iran is preparing their military frames. iran handed over to gas. rocket technologies to be created at the site of their production. there have always been connections between hamas and iran, they have al

hamas supporters won, but fatah did not give up power.ail hanye agreed to form a coalition government, but the agreement did not last six months, hamas activists carried out a military coup in gaza, and then expelled all fatah leadership structures from the sector. then arafat's supporters moved to ramala, where fatah has since ruled the west bank and hamas has ruled the gaza strip. in israel. have no doubt, hamas is a facade, behind it is the sworn enemy - iran , this is what the iranians have been planning for a long time, they understand that they cannot defeat israel in a direct war, so the tactic is to bleed us dry in constant skirmishes, we see the first act, i i know that there is coordination between various groups, they are all connected with iran in one way or another, hamas partially exists at the expense of iranian money, hamas and iran have always been, have always existed, but the dynamics of these connections have been in recent years, and not only in recent years , the last 20 years, it has changed, it is enough to recall

palestine, the one we can know by the abbreviation fatah. the unification organization, the liberation of palestine, was created with the help of nassar from other arab countries, although, as we have already said, they were not given either the gaza strip or the west bank, but they were supported, and among other things, yasser arafat, he positioned himself as a left-wing revolutionary, and soviet propaganda always called him the leader of the palestinian revolution, and he mows something under chechivara that he is so progressive, revolutionary, well, of course secular and so on, and the organization of the liberation of palestine created a number of combat units, terrorist organizations, and among other things, it tried not only to destroy israel and create a jewish state there, but it also tried to destroy the kingdom of jordan, where the majority of the population are palestinians, precisely, and the minority are jordanians, and in in the 1970s, the palestinians created a large uprising in jordan , which the kingdom of jordan suppressed

. _ resistance movements, an alternative to fatah, fatah is the name of the party— to fatah, fatah ise palestinian authority. it is unarmed _ the palestinian authority. it is unarmed alternative which does not recognise _ unarmed alternative which does not recognise the state of israel, it is on a _ recognise the state of israel, it is on a permanent state of war, active or inactive — on a permanent state of war, active or inactive with israel, which is why— or inactive with israel, which is why it — or inactive with israel, which is why it is — or inactive with israel, which is why it is a _ or inactive with israel, which is why it is a prescribed terrorist entity— why it is a prescribed terrorist entity hy— why it is a prescribed terrorist entity by many people, that makes it very difficult to deal with and whereas— very difficult to deal with and whereas there are reasonably normal relations _ whereas there are reasonably normal relations between the eu and the us and britain, with the palestinian authority— and britain, with the palestinian authority in the west bank in ramallah,

the narrative of fatah was formed in 1998.took about 3 and a half years to produce this work, a narrative of the formation and process of formation from the beginning to about 72 . the martyrdom of seyyed shahidan and the martyrdom of agha seyed mortezai avinist is from the words of friends and relatives of martyr avinin, and now this 15-part documentary series is ready to be screened. cinema is an art born of western technology during the war in our country, when many big and small events happened in the field. the filmmaking of one of the shahmays was taken from one of the the big events were made by a group called jihad tv group. the lasting experience is actually a part of what happened behind these cameras to film people and events that were actually produced during the many years that the series of narratives were produced during the war. and he has depicted the documentary series the lasting experience, he decides to portray the unsaid stories of the jihad tv group. if you have the opportunity to sit down with the lasti

news section with a behind-the-scenes report package, news from new tv series, new programs of the fatah narrative foundation and the type of coverage. children and teenagers film festival on different tv channels. hello, new comedy series on the way to sima. hello dear athletes. the script for the new season of nonkhir is being written. his agents have decided to environmental issues have a humorous look. where are you geographically? there are other news about the production of comedy tv series . tennis is one of the genres that we should think about and produce in all seasons of the year so that the audience can also use the brands that have been welcomed in the past years. the audience was revived, now the chapter of the type of works of art in the fatah foundation is the narrative of the documents, the animations, the programs that came out from the heart of the conversation with the families and friends of the martyrs. fred's narrative has decided to depict the life story of the martyrs in the form of stories. connected the narrative of the family becomes the soft cultural technolo

, v gaza sector hamas, on the palestinian authority, there fatah.e remnants of fatah that were on the territory of this gas were simply killed, and now the europeans are coming and saying, listen, they are terrorists, and i look at what we said today, brezhnev, because abbas is very similar to brezhnev, so, so ancient. and the old man very much, him, he if, no, we, we are for, we are for the palestinians in gaza, hello, your people were killed by these palestinians in gaza, your answer in russian, please, mr. yevgeny, if possible, please, yes all, what exactly is the question, because i can tell you how in september of the seventh year they threw fatah militants from the floors, from the tenth floor, well, fatah is oops, yes, that is, it is the palestinian authority, this is oops, how would you prove it, that hamas is bad, i think they should both shout in unison, hamas is bad, macron understands, but abbas also has to say, i don't want to do business with him, they killed my people, i understand, i understand, look, what - firstly, i am not a speci

, particularly in refugee camps not particularly in refugee camps not particularly affiliated with fatahmight develop more in the west bank and begin to show an alternative to both hamas and fatah. you have to remember not all palestinians are muslims and don't necessarily want an islamic state. that is still the ideology hamas is pushing. i think arabs across the world are generally united despite the atrocities that hamas has hit back at israel and the support that but in the long term are more complicated question. another . uestion complicated question. another question is _ complicated question. another question is how _ complicated question. another question is how have _ complicated question. another question is how have this - complicated question. another| question is how have this really complicated question. another i question is how have this really is reacted to the events of the past few days? sign mike i have never seen the scale or sense of shock and numbness in this country. i was out of the country when the attacks took place on saturday and have just arrived back this

certainly the fatah leadership and palestinian i fatah leadership and palestinian authority has becomealso on the israelis who spent years in years undermining the palestinian authority. when it comes to gaza, do are no easy answers to do beyond hamas. it's clear that they are no longer prepared to live with hamas. the difference between now in a decade ago, a 49 day battle when the egyptians were encouraging to destroy and they said with fear what comes next and they didn't want to become responsible. after the large number of israeli casualties, go back to 1973 to find anything of the israeli casualty in 2a hours. it was all soldiers. now on saturday, sunday it was soldiers as well as civilians killed. 700 of them, which is a huge number in israel. leaders had made it clear that they no longer want to abide by rules. what comes next, that is quite worrying because it is not clear because they have thought through but that is. i suspect that this is gonna be difficult and remains the strategic goal, they can find themselves in a place where they don't want to be, which is back in gaza

to the audience that the palestine liberation organization has two, two wings, the moderate one is fatahis located on the west bank of the jordan river, and hamas is the more radical, military part. mykola, hamas has never been part of the organization of the liberation of palasta, and it was not, but it was created. already when this organization existed, it is as if it was created not much later than, and it was in 87, it was created during the first palestinian intifadas, at a time when the nationalist forces in the western berevsiz were defeated , but here is the question, and fatah supports hamas, says that the jews are to blame for everything, but hamas killed a very large number of fatahites in the zero years, when there were elections, when all this history, and were simply destroyed on the territory of the gas sector, the fatahites were simply destroyed, then the question is why they... support, if it would be more profitable for them to take the side of israel and and and the side of, say, moderate monarchies, and if they simply destroy this this hamas and everything, and then

palestinian authority in the autonomy and political groups that are affiliated, is important here with fatah order to keep these people from violence , in order to continue this track to the creation of a palestinian state, moreover, i think that paradoxically, this situation may eventually lead to the creation of a palestinian state, because this situation forces all parties to make those decisions that they would not have taken yesterday, and it is obvious that if the american administration continues the course of rapprochement with saudi arabia and israel, then the result of this will undoubtedly be the creation of a palestinian state, and then the question hamas will be resolved automatically, he will lose the support he currently has in the territories. how long can this conflict last? look, it's been going on for 100 years now, well it's aggravation, i mean it's an aggravation? well, no, it's an aggravation. in different ways, i am even here, it is difficult for me to assess israel's plans, because israel is also now being seriously pressured by the united states of america, it is cle

fatah are more secular such people, they also have a terrorist past, but they are more moderate, it isdered that they are prone to some compromises, although they do not have any legitimization, because they lost the elections and remain only because, well, primarily israel and the united states benefit from the existence of this administration, and it is precisely this administration that receives this money in palestine, it has such a representation, well, not quite state , but semi-state in many structures, and hamas, well, in fact, it was such an unrecognized structure, well, it actually existed there, was supported by many countries, and in russia they went, they were accepted there as relatives, and qatar supported them, actually transferred money for them, and turkey in some way cheered for them, although for example, here... it was egypt that did not love them very much, because their muslim brothers, something only not so long ago in egypt, the modern government removed them from the management of the country, that is why they were dangerous for them, that is why they do not r

they often clashed with fatah and the palestinian authority. you can expect mahmoud abbas to deliver a message to secretary of state antony blinken ahead of biden's visit tomorrow of separation, a separation message to pull the palestinian authority back from the brink of all this, ensure there's a differentiation between hamas and fatah. >> that's very helpful. it speaks to the issue whether or not in the past the west bank led by fatah, which you told us has its own military, they can engage when they want to. have they been known to do that, or is this typical that you would see a leader associated with the other group in the west bank. fatah say no, we are separate from what hamas is. what have we seen historically? >> let's get into the politics of the west bank for a little bit. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is not well liked by majority of palestinians in the west bank. many thought him to be a traitor, working too closely on the security apparatus and agreements behind the scenes for security in the west bank and with the amer

fatah do want a two state solution.rgument which argument i'm making, which is made and israeli made in haaretz and israeli newspaper, netanyahu has newspaper, which netanyahu has made to his own cabinet, is to newspaper, which netanyahu has ma(that his own cabinet, is to newspaper, which netanyahu has ma(that her own cabinet, is to newspaper, which netanyahu has ma(that he prefers|binet, is to newspaper, which netanyahu has ma(that he prefers hamas s to newspaper, which netanyahu has ma(that he prefers hamass tnhis say that he prefers hamas as his opposition fatah as his opposition than fatah as his opposition, doesn't opposition, because he doesn't want state solution. he want a two state solution. he wants takes up wants an opponent who takes up arms then he thinks arms because then he thinks that he absolute nonsense . he that is absolute nonsense. >> the way, it couldn't >> and by the way, it couldn't possibly get elected a possibly get elected on a consistent basis in israel if he was saying we'll have one rather

what is power balance between fatah and hamas in the west bank? who actually controls the ground were there to be decision to strike israel from the west bank. how much power does hamas have there? >> trey: that's a great question. in terms of governmental power, fatah controls entire west bank led by president mahmoud abbas. there are towns and cities in the west bank that are under hamas rule. when you drive through them and we've done just that, on lamp post you see green hamas flags and just a few weeks ago, fox news had an exclusive with the israeli army in the west bank and went to tocorum, in the israeli territory. as we were there, israelis were engaged in a gun battle for hours. israelis were firing from the kitchen window and killed one militant. this is west bank. there are thousands of militants in the west bank and they have not been activated to launch wide-scale attack. throughout the year they launched individual attacks. it is major battlefield for israelis and part of reason you have seen increase in troop deployment. also in the

an alternative to fatah.r arafat which became the palestinian authority. it is an armed alternative which does not recognise the state of israel. it is in a permanent state of war — either active or inactive — with israel, which is why it's a prescribed terrorist entity by many people. now, that makes it incredibly difficult to deal with, and whereas there are reasonably normal relations between the eu and the us and britain with the palestinian authority in the west bank and ramallah, there are not those normal relations with hamas. and on several occasions prior to this, hamas has sent rockets into israel. and every time that happens, peace talks stop, violence pushes it back, because most israeli leaders say, we will not negotiate with a gun held to our heads. let's talk about the fighting specifically, because many people have been asking, why has this most recent escalation happened and what's the history behind that? well, history, partly, as we've both been saying, the situation in gaza, really the pos

nasr from allah and fatah are near and they will win. we, the muslims of palestine , came here for palestine. god willing, gaza will support , god willing , we will support the life of the month. palestine death in america death to america death to america death in america 300 thousand of the population it is up to the islamic nation to declare their sympathy with the oppressed people of gaza today, let the oppressed people of gaza say that we are present, palestine will win, god willing, and it will be free, this is god's prescription and promise in this glorious gathering with the people. to declare our hatred and disgust for the zionist child regime, israel, israel, israel, children of dedi, we have come to say that israel is not doing anything wrong and we stand behind the children of palestine. we children of dedi have come here to say that we stand behind the children of palestine. palestine is not alone, we came to say that israel must if it is destroyed, it will be destroyed . death is on america, palestinians are the victors of

was very active, even though it actually killed supporters of other palestinian currents, primarily fatah there, and well, in fact , there is also islamic jihad in addition to hamas, but the difference between them is not very great and they tolerated them in first of all, it is possible that, well, that was the will of their, let's say sponsors, that there should be another such and such a group on the territory. gas, and mr. vadim, the internal political situation, in israel, 85%, as far as i understand, from sociological data, want, i will say so, answers from the government netanyahu, is it possible to reformat the government, will this discontent grow, how will this issue be resolved, no, well, what the polls show is that the israeli population wants answers to these questions, it is natural, and the government to, well, let's say, to answer these demands, we must give these answers, but this, as you know, as they say , is not at the right time, because really, now all, all the efforts of the authorities are focused on military operations, when it ends, then the search time will begi

but the gas sector was actually captured by hamas after these parliamentary elections, because the fatahst bank, did not allow hamas to form a national government, fearing that if it formed a national government, it would simply destroy all possibilities the palestinians to create their own state, and so these territories split in half, relatively speaking, in the gaza sector, hamas, the fatah party, and they , all this time trying to create palestine , they are not succeeding, they decided in israel, and this was also an obvious mistake, of the current prime minister, as you know, he has been the prime minister for a long time, that he can somehow deal with this conflict and that it is even profitable, in one, in one part, one, uh, group leads in another, another, somehow which state, you first create some government that will manage all parts of your future state. and then we'll talk about the state, well, that led to what it led to, let's not describe the political turmoil in israel for a long time now, the negotiations among the palestinian factions, it's long, i don't think our view

moment, well, with the palestinian leader, yes, but with the palestinian leader, respectively with fatahtatives of fatah , that is, there are also some appointments inside, because somehow this relates to the question that if someone intends to behead hamas, it is clear that the only tactic in given this, to extinguish the conflict - this, like israel, many are now arguing, is to destroy the hamas group, and actually ask abbas to lead, then where he has already been, where his own people from fatah have already been exterminated, and he will also leave there, the question is another thing is, now, if you look carefully, as if the statement of the israeli cabinet, they accordingly assume that they will remain there in general, respectively, in the northern part, at least there were statements about this, regarding the fact that naturally, the gas sector in the current territories, within the current borders, will not remain, therefore, accordingly, everyone is talking about a corridor to egypt, so egypt is trying with its hands and feet not to open it in its direction, in the sense that i

the plo, fatah, have moved towards come in the past three decades, to essentially accepting israel'st and no longer confronting it militarily. hamas has never changed from its monetary stance towards israel, that it sees it as its enemy and will fight it regularly, this being the most extreme example that we have seen so far.— we have seen so far. another question _ we have seen so far. another question that _ we have seen so far. another question that is _ we have seen so far. another question that is one - we have seen so far. another question that is one of- we have seen so far. another question that is one of the i we have seen so far. another i question that is one of the most searched on the internet is who are the palestinians? can you explain that to us?— the palestinians? can you explain that to us? , ., ., , ., , that to us? there is a long history. the word palestine _ that to us? there is a long history. the word palestine dates - that to us? there is a long history. the word palestine dates back - that to us? there is a long history. the word palestine dates back at l th

they handed it over to fatah.s immediately replaced by hamas, which is actually a much more powerful that's a reason not to hand it over to fatah. again, they're not going to last. and since then, they have pursued a genocidal campaign against israel. so what have we seen? the only. thing that prevents these kind of attacks, the only thing that prevents us from being used as a base for holocaust like massacres of jews is israeli control over the territory. that is the only thing that is proved of effective control by the palestine authority. fatah has not worked and obviously hamas doesn't work all right, professor, we appreciate your input very, very much. so what's strange to me is the lectures to the victim where people were just slaughtered and said that the israelis don't fight wars to slaughter people. they fight wars to defend themselves. and these constant lectures by biden and the obama people who surround him, they're not just obnoxious. they send exactly the wrong signal to the enemy. thank you, profess

in palestine has long-standing differences, including regarding israel, and yes, in this regard, fatah’sday. we are talking about his admissions that the ukrainian special forces, first of the special operations , made at least three attempts to attack and capture zas. all these attempts were repulsed by russian military personnel. zakharova emphasized that the russian foreign ministry has repeatedly. that the zelsky regime is using the nuclear power plant as a dirty nuclear weapon and blackmailing europeans with it, and now the recognition of ukrainian officials must quote: withdraw from a hypnotic sleep, the population of the nato countries was told that russia was creating a threat to nuclear facilities and threatening to use nuclear weapons. end of quote. now there is a short advertisement, we will continue further, we are waiting for the live broadcast from sochi. we have different noses and we tolerate a runny nose differently for different requests, different renostop, renostop helps fight a runny nose at an affordable price, and renastopra is active from 25 seconds, each has its

founded by yasser arafat, fatah has been leading terrorist war against israel.ny ways , the hamas movement emerged as a counterbalance to the divide-rule principle. the hamas movement, it was created in the eighties, by the way, with the support of the israeli intelligence services and the intelligence services of some western powers, they proceeded from the fact that it would be a religious organization, alternative to fatah. fatah was then basically a marxist pro-soviet organization, which is how the alternative was created by hamas in the hope that contradictions and clashes would arise between them. these hopes in to some extent justified. having secured their position on the west bank, fatah leaders have cooperated with the israeli authorities and are maintaining relative calm in ramala and its environs. hamas in the gas sector, having won the elections, dismantled all the beginnings of democracy and became more and more radical over the years. however, for the time being , this seemed to israeli politicians to be less of an evil than the unification under.

at one time, after the six-day war of 1967, israel tried to squeeze fatah out of palestine.ished with great difficulty in the seventy-first year. and in lebanon too. then the next try, absolutely right, push into lebanon, turned into a fifteen-year first lebanese war, 75 to 90s, we are already accustomed to perceiving lebanon as a field for war, we forgot that it was once called middle eastern switzerland, so in connection with this i have a question: let’s say israel it will be possible to squeeze out a significant part of the population of palestine and hamas, where they will go, most likely nearby... the only option is egypt. and if they go to egypt, then this could lead to the destabilization of egypt. and let me remind you that only in '13 egypt was outwardly calmed down after the military coup. and before that there were very strong islamist movements there. then this is a conflict of a different level, this is a conflict around a vanity channel, into which other great powers will inevitably be drawn. another option is jordan. then this is again some kind of major conf

, they would have voted for fatah instead of hamas, maybe this would not have happened and it definitely wouldn't have happened because this has not happened to them in the west bank and ramallah. you can see that they are saying everywhere that elections should be held where the elections were held, and by the way , the foundation of the good work of this election was validated . it is now 16 years old. 5 wars have been imposed on him, in addition to the fact that there are at least one or two bombings per day, now even if there is no war, one or two will rain, or they raise the issue of human rights , but we see how they themselves violate the rights of children . the women of the people's homes and houses like this they destroy, they displace people, and we need the media to show these double standards to the public opinion , powerful media. now, considering that you have finally gone to different countries , you are a master of international relations, what should we do in the seventh plan? let's strengthen our media to convey this first narrative or true narrative both to our own pe

all the palestinn leaders from fatah, hamas, the two main factions, fatah control the west bank, thefrom jerusalem to parts of the west bank, i should say. they govern, but not in a very effective weight, parts of the west bank, part of the occupied territories. and hamas are in gaza. to be honest, neither his beloved. both have a followers, some very faithful followers. but most palestinians have become deeply cynical and depressed about their political prospects, their prospects for independence, which is what a lot of them dreamt about -- prospects, in other words, for freedom. there is a sense in which extremists have been able to thrive in that kind of desperate atmosphere. there s been no peace process for an awfully long time. i mean none whatever. there was an effort 10 years with the americans, under the obama administration, couple of presidents ago, to get the whole thing going again, but it failed. christian: the question that everyone will ask tomorrow is how many of the million people are gone. i was asked that underworld seice program today and i was recounting a story

quite a lot of time in the gas time, not during the time of hamas, because after hamas... slaughtered fatahd power there, i didn’t go there anymore, but i’m friends with abumazan, i’ve been friends personally since 1990, i can afford to say this today , so i have a lot of acquaintances in gaza, good ones, in israel there are a lot of friends, relatives, acquaintances, everything that israeli officials say there, let them say it, they have emotions, there are not very many brains there, there are a lot of emotions there, everything that comes from this little son of a bitch, who says something, by the way, with ukrainian subtitles, but this is some kind of swindler, an israeli decided to take the money of the ukrainian oligarchs, our nevzlins and his team, or the americans, that ’s all, there’s nothing else behind... this little man is worth much worse, i know the knesset deputies who paid for this salary, for the committee on defense and security demands that israel take the side of ukraine, although one of them, generally speaking, is nevzlin’s son -in-law, former speaker knest edelstein,

resistance groups have been active in lebanon since the 10th century the presence of the fatah movement and the forces of the fatah movement there, and later after the establishment of the hamas and islamic jihad movements, the powerful presence of mr. haddad means that not only hezbollah is present in southern lebanon on the border of the occupied territories, but also the two jihad and hamas groups and their fighters there. they are present, yes, in the south of lebanon, where we know the concentration of these, palestinian camps are present and they have a strong presence , that is, the islamic jihad movement, the hamas movement, as well as some other palestinian groups that have been present in those areas since the past and are in full coordination with the islamic resistance. they are from lebanon. thank you, mr. haddad mr. taqbininia, i was also talking a few minutes ago that the american and western sides are trying very hard so that the zionists can continue the crimes against gaza independently and only. what does the west do to support the zionists in this situation? yes, thi

the 9-kilometer-long highway that connects the azadegan highway in the southwest to fatah highway and then to the imam highway in the north , part of the work was focused on building and creating a new condition in the city. do. the first part of this big construction project, by the efforts of the engineers of khatam al-anbia construction camp and tehran municipality, is 3 and 7 kilometers long, with a total credit of 199 billion tomans today. opened. we are witnessing the benefit of blueball al ghadeer . during the construction of plot one, which has accelerated in the past two years , 82 real estate objections were identified and a total of 148 thousand square meters of land was released. something about 1 million and 10 thousand cubic meters of earthwork has been excavated, considering the amount of asphalt poured here , 40% of the project of this first piece has been completed in less than a year and a half. by exploiting the first section, citizens' access from al-ghadir blvd to azadegan road and savaeh road and vice versa will be easier and the traffic will be transferred from

a 9-kilometer-long transportation highway that connects azadegan highway in the southwest to fatah highway then to yadgar imam highway in the north. part of the work was focused on building and creating a new condition in the city . the first part of this large construction project was opened today by the efforts of the engineers of khatam al-anbia construction camp and tehran municipality, with a length of 37 kilometers with a huge credit of 199 billion tomans. witness the operation of the first part of it from the large intersection of the road towards we are al ghadir global. on the way to the construction of part 1, which has accelerated in the last two years, 82 property objections were identified and a total of 148,000 square meters of land was released. something about 1,100,000 cubic meters has been excavated. considering the amount of asphalt poured here , 40% of the project of this first section has been completed in less than a year and a half. by exploiting the first part of citizens' access from al-ghadir blvd. azadegan highway and savaeh road and vice versa will be easier and

gaza strip since 2007, in sbri, on the west bank of the jordan river, power de facto belongs to the fatah are the majority, and representatives of the palestinian leadership. these two forces, in palestine has long-standing disagreements, including regarding relations with israel, and yes, in this regard, fatah’s position can be called a little less radical. thank you very much for this clarification, because i think that not all of our viewers understand this difference, in palestine itself, what are they saying about the ongoing hostilities, why have they become so bloody for israel? in palestine, residents every day, for decades now, as everyone knows, are faced with aggression from the israeli authorities, settlers, in the west bank in the sector gas, especially since the palestinians themselves call the gaza strip, in the open air, so palestinians, residents of both the west bank and the gaza strip believe that what is happening is a natural reaction of the population to such illegal actions. why so bloody? unfortunately, i think the question is not quite addressed; we cannot be resp

power in the gaza strip, exterminating politicians and leaders, namely the party of mahmoud abbas, fatah. thank you very much, sergey master. russian television journalism, chief of our middle east bureau, sergei pashkov live from israel. i ask you to. a very important problem arises that is very dangerous in my opinion. after all, look at what blinken said, that this is equivalent to 15 terrorist attacks on the territory of the united states of america. until this time , the americans were at the very least creaking, but palestinian autonomy and even hamas subya were recognized. what does it mean to declare someone a terrorist? this means putting him outside the law of society, outside the law of international relations. and here we come to one of the unfortunately important problems for what is happening. in the first half of the 20th century , extensive international humanitarian law and the law of customs of warfare arose. let me remind you that it was initiated by our emperor nicholas ii. the geneva and hague conventions also fixed the attitude towards civilians, for example, the ta

at the south bay restaurant were out the door for this giving back to gaza fundraiser hisham abdel fatahlestinian and filipino and owns the mexican restaurant el halal amigos in san jose. >> it's so devastating to see what is happening right in front of our eyes. we had to be a part of it. >> on tuesday, 50% of proceeds from el halal amigos went toward humanitarian aid to gaza. on wednesday, 50% of proceeds from murchie's cafe in fremont and dublin will go towards the same effort. the business and marketing group halal fest said. this is all part of a two week fundraiser that started out with two restaurants in the bay area that is now turned into 14. we all humans, i mean, this could be us. >> it's deep to every parent who's who has a child. >> the focus of the fundraisers is to send relief support for the children of gaza. >> i think all of us who are here are hearts are really heavy and we're trying to figure out if there's anything that we can do. a lot of us are going to protest. a lot of us are, you know, supporting in any way that we can. and this is just one of them. >> one woman

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the problem was that hamas was much more radical than fatah.s one thing when it was small a religious group of people, and it's a completely different matter when it was a party that enjoys the support of the majority of the population in both parts of the palestinian authority, israel, which, as we spoke at the beginning, has already implemented its policy of withdrawing its forces from the sector. turned out to be completely helpless from the point of view of the gas sector's ability to deploy its terrorist infrastructure on the territory of this sector. the joint, i would say, efforts of the israelis and mr., who already needed each other, prevented the creation of a hamas government in the western on the banks of the jordan river, but in gaza everything turned out as the hamas wanted, and here it turned out that hamas, which controls the gaza sector, is needed by everyone who hates israel, it is needed by iran, although, hamas, sunni fundamentalists, iranian shiites, it is absolutely not interfered with... at this stage of their union and m

try to use these meetings in order to present himself as a mediator and use these connections with fatah on the west bank with the gas sector, with which negotiations are currently underway and , at least until recently, good relations with israel in order to try to be, yes, a mediator in this conflict and try to score some political points in this region. mr. oleksandr, you mentioned iran, but tell me, please, are the threats that have recently been coming from representatives of the iranian authorities, these are just threats, will iran be ready at some point, and even. will he be able to join in supporting hamas? well, firstly, iran, well, de facto already supports hamas, at least with weapons and finances, so in any case it has already joined this war. second, iran's direct entry into this conflict is currently highly unlikely. iran does not have a border with israel, so it is not clear how to divert the troops. even if you can say. that iran could use its expeditionary military group in syria and strike israel from the north, from the same dutch heights, the effect of surprise is al

the joint, i would say, efforts of the israelis and the fatah party, which already needed each other, the creation of a hamas government. on the west bank of the jordan river, but in gas everything turned out as hamas wanted, and here it turned out that hamas, which controls the gas sector, is needed by everyone who hates israel, it is needed by iran, although hamas, sunni fundamentalists, iranians, shia, this absolutely did not interfere with their union and mutual understanding at this stage. it is needed by various radical groups in arabic. in the world, it is needed, by those who try to torpedo israel's agreements with arab countries, it is needed by moscow, the first real government from the civilized countries the world, then russia was part of the civilized world and the president was a frequent member of the group of eight, there was the russian federation, the leaders of hamas after the establishment of a separate government in gaza, which was ... essentially illegitimate because it was not a government of the entire palestinian authority, were coming to moscow and met with t

completely hostile relationship with hamas and in fact hamas destroyed it, it was a civil war, all fatah activists in the territory of the gas sector, and fatah destroyed many hamas activists in the territory of the west bank of the jordan river and mahmoud abaas, who had a special relationship with moscow, who in general, in my opinion an agent of the soviet special services of old, who wrote a dissertation about anti-semitic content under the guidance of the former, the future i have in charge. another such representative of such an anti-seminist mainstream in the russian leadership. they believed that they were supported by moscow, and israel hoped that mahmoud abbas would be perceived as a legitimate leader in russia, as in other countries, and mahmoud abaas relied on this. and, by and large, by and large . it turned out that russia is ready for a completely alternative conversation, and russia is one of the few countries in the world, at least here of this european part, whose president met with the head of the hamas politburo , khaled mashal, these are generally isolated cases, and

was a protest vote against the ineptitude and the corruption of the other palestinian main group, fatahthe fact that they hadn't delivered their objective of a palestinian state. and to start with, some people thought hamas were... palestinians, i mean, ..were quite a breath of fresh air. but things have changed, became more authoritarian. and they're not they haven't been so popular in gaza and also here in the west bank. yes, of course, they have their followers, some very, very dedicated followers, often people who are religious. but it's, you know, you cannot say that the palestinian national movement, those people who want to have their own state, which is virtually every palestinian i've ever met, that they are, you know, co—extensive with hamas because that's not the case. far from it. and so, you know, hamas were not a ragingly popular group and i don't think this is necessarily going to make them any more popular. but what will happen, because what is already happening because of the number of deaths of palestinian civilians, particularly, is there will be a feeling that palest

at the south bay restaurant were out the door for this giving back to gaza fundraiser hisham abdel fatahnian and filipino and owns the mexican restaurant el halal amigos in san jose. >> it's so devastating to see what is happening right in front of our eyes. we had to be a part of it. >> on tuesday, 50% of proceeds from el halal amigos went toward humanitarian aid to gaza. on wednesday, 50% of proceeds from murchie's cafe in fremont and dublin will go towards the same effort. the business and marketing group halal fest said. this is all part of a two week fundraiser that started out with two restaurants in the bay area that is now turned into 14. we all humans, i mean, this could be us. >> it's deep to every parent who's who has a child. >> the focus of the fundraisers is to send relief support for the children of gaza. >> i think all of us who are here are hearts are really heavy and we're trying to figure out if there's anything that we can do. a lot of us are going to protest. a lot of us are, you know, supporting in any way that we can. and this is just one of them. >> one woman said

it was in absolutely hostile relations with hamas, and in fact hamas destroyed, it was civil. all fatahn the territory of the gaza strip, and fatah destroyed many hamas activists in the territory of the west bank of the erdan river and mahmoud abbas, who had a special relationship with moscow, who, in general, seems to me an agent of the soviet special services of old, who wrote a dissertation on anti-semitic content under farewell to the former future, i mean the russian prime minister and minister of foreign affairs yevgeny primakov, another such and such a representative. the anti-semitic mainstream in the russian leadership, they believed that they were supported by moscow, and israel hoped that mahmoud abas would be perceived as a legitimate leader in russia, as in other countries, and mahmoud abas relied on this, and, by and large, by and large account, it turned out that russia is ready for a completely alternative. conversations and russia is one of the few countries in the world, at least in this part of europe, whose president met with the head of the hamas politburo khaled ma

recognized by leading comrades and the head of the military commander of israel, as opposition to fatahtplayed it opposition, because, unlike the corrupt fatah, they have a clear ideological position, so the people naturally loved them and chose them in this territory, this liberalization has blinded them a little, so that you understand how it was there in the last few years , when all these wars ended , the last lebanese war, in my opinion , prisoners in israeli prisons could order food from restaurants, from mcdonald's, palestinian prisoners, they studied at israeli universities, enrolled in absentia, like breivik, that is, some kind of normalization really began there, it relaxed them, so there was such a rapid blitz-cry, well, of course, if we evaluate the actions of hamas, i believe that they made not just a mistake, they took the path these atrocities, if they had fought with the military, attacked a military base, they would have shot there, the world would have treated them differently now, despite all the struggle of the palestinian people for their liberation, the desire for

, but it turned out straight. exactly the opposite, all these years fatah radicalized, he moved closerreeing that in the struggle we will gain our right and we need to take up arms, further radicalization took place within hamas, which led to what we saw, now about what what the israelis did or didn’t do on the one hand, the westerners on the other, according to the israelis , it seems to me that they had a bad day... excessive self-confidence played a role, they thought that indeed, on the one hand, these handouts to the palestinians that you are talking about now they said, on the other hand, by building up their own military power, they will continue to keep the situation under control , at one time, as chairman of a committee, in the federation council, and then in the state duma, i communicated very closely with the then chairman of the international affairs committee of the israeli knesset, his name was, he is alive until now, his name was... and before that he headed this counter-terrorist organization of all of israel, that is, a man absolutely, so to speak, with practical skil

palestinians, but there’s just a problem, i ’ve told you about this many times. in the gaza strip, fatahis not there, they are not have influence, hamas sits there, which since 2000, essentially for the sixth year, has been actively politically popular, namely the politburo, and the political wing, and that is, this ostentatious story, they are trying to somehow obscure it, in order to show that we are working , but this time it’s all unfortunately pointless, in the russian segment of the internet there is now an excerpt from netanyahu’s speech from 1919, where he... allegedly addressing parliament, said that hamas must be supported in order to to oppose fatah, it’s true, he said these words, he financed israel hamas, and you know, officially i cannot confirm this, because there is no... i haven’t seen specific data and this conversation, i’ll tell you honestly, but in general in the arab world and let's say, among my colleagues who have fairly close relations with the arab intelligence services and so on, they have repeatedly stated that hamas was created at one time to counter the grow