you need to see the army looking for the intifada. and they have their part of the cows in their hands and asking have you. seen this. place. now. i mean because. that's more dangerous for the security of the sake of was right. i think at that time at least the first two years of the intifada almost every single person and that's horse felt that we were winning. and. we have. and they are active we have the determination and they feel hasty and not knowing what to do. they're searching. for eight days and he. finally. discovered their cows are and they won't play which belongs to. you guys again. you must have not been. bad this jury. got out and. i mean i had an end. and the game. was. stella morna stella mona. the car was arrested or so he stayed present for a few days we felt sorry for him. and. i guaran we have decided that. it's better to find another place for. they don't understand what was happening but i think they have been moving to look maybe they have felt something that the cow. like political activists or whatsoever. i

don't do anything stupid and the intifada over. me and my friends we decided let's go and have a last demonstration was everything is almost a stabbing so let's try to go on and have a diminished. they managed to go through that all the bloke says so we started to run over it. and saw another guy coming our direction so i called them to come and hide with us but they felt it would be too dangerous. and just like a minute later we had three shots. people started to shout they shot and found they shot i thought. well yes. patient is evil. and we have to pay a price to get that in the patient have to pay a price. it's a very heavy price. on the day my father came to my school. he told me but. i never met. and the first time i saw him. my father wanted to take me to the memorial ceremony. i thought it would be small. but when we reached the church was from the streets outside the church was. i don't think everybody you know. and i don't know if it was only a memorial for dawn or for that father. and i mean. any. body form we can feel.

to the second intifada because i didn't hide how we defined by suicide terror attacks in the eyes of the west and we lost a lot from that intifada and the price was very very high so it's about tactics and strategies and use what type of resistance. make you stronger and nowadays we are completely seized we we are living in almost a big jail in the west bank so none violence as a tactic now is the biggest tool to end they could issue to be clear you're not objecting to the moral or legal right of palestinians to fight back you're saying from a pragmatic point of view it doesn't work this way is a better way in terms that let this is a better way and this is something we can use and when with it now i think civil disobedience will make the course of the. how we can make the course of the commission higher we can make it through the hour of nonviolence tactics and our nonviolent methodology after numerous arrests you're currently facing a military trial in israel on charges that the u.n. believed to be unjustified which was denounced by amnesty international martyrs as baseless politic

went very well and we were achieving a lot and we all submitted in that resistance to the second intifada which i was identified defined by suicide terror attacks in the eyes of the west we lost a lot from that intifada and the price was very very high so it's about tactics and strategies and use what type of resistance. make you stronger and nowadays we are completely seized way we are living almost a big deal in the west bank so none violence as a tactic now is the biggest tool to end they could actually be clear you're not objecting to the moral or legal right of palestinians to fight back you're saying from a pragmatic point of view it doesn't work this way is a better way in terms that lead this is a better way and this is something we can use and when with it now i think civil disobedience will make the cost of the. how we can make the cost of the commission higher we can make it through our nonviolence tactics and our nonviolent this methodology after numerous arrests you're currently facing a military trial. in israel on charges that the un believed to be unjustified which was den

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donald trump's america first agenda being really revealed as ali abunimah put it at the electronic intifada as an israel first agenda can we imagine the united states withdrawing from unesco or any other world body because of anti french bias or anti german bias no on no other circumstance with the u.s. they kate a major world body within the u.n. so this is actually a very revealing episode and it might be actually a welcome development surely after the u.s. and now and said would withdraw israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also announced israel will be withdrawing from unesco as well was this at all a surprise. this is a case of the tail having to choreograph its movement somewhat reluctantly with the dog it would prefer to just have the u.s. do its bidding and for israel to actually stay involved in new nasco and hackle of the united the united nations and perform its traditional role as a routinely sanctioned troll at the u.n. but in this case israel actually has to follow the united states out and i think that's a very welcome development israel could follow that by leaving the

. ♪ >> under the deep strains of the current intifada, very few israelis went on examining how to makee examples tense happen. she is -- core existence. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times. and then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel a responsibility to help other children. i'm a kind of pilgrim who goes around and says, look, this has to be stopped. when you leave here you can forget the slums of italy. you can ink you're in new york or milan or in paris. most of the people have televisions, and if i haven't drove on purpose, i think i would be in club immediate in tel aviv. >> does that throw any parallel to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they wer

as the co-founder of the online palestinian news organization electronic intifada he believes israel and the u.s. use u.n. agencies to push their own agendas. israel and the united states have been impeding their work as you know just as they impede the work of other u.n. agency which they see soleus vehicles to push israel's of the us agenda so it is of course symbolic. of israel's desire to push gender colored isolation an occupation but i think a lot of people of the well will say good riddance to the united states a good riddance to israel and would like to see israel withdraw from more you and agencies rather than using them as vehicles to try to push its legal gender its occupation of colonization of palestinian land so i sigh well israel's announcement that it will pull out and israel to go further and pull out of the united nations altogether but california wildfires are now the deadliest in the state's history with at least thirty one people now confirmed dead thousands of firefighters are working around the clock but many of the largest blazes are burning with little contai

as co-founder of the online palestinian news organization electronic intifada he believes israel and united states use u.n. agencies to push their own agendas. israel and the united states have been impeding the work as you know just as they impede their work because of the un agency which they see soleus vehicles to push israel's and the us agenda so it is of course symbolic is as israel's desire to push its agenda of colonize ation and occupation but i think a lot of people of the well will say good riddance to the united states a good riddance to israel and would like to see israel withdraw from more you and agencies rather than using them as vehicles to try to push its legal gender its occupation of colonization of palestinian land so i say i welcome israel's announcement that will pull out and courage israel to go further and pull out of the united nations altogether pakistan's army has rescued a family held captive by the haqqani network an organization ally into the afghan taliban and the army says canadian joshua boyle his american wife and coleman and their three children ar

world ali abunimah is the co-founder of the online palestinian news organization the electronic intifada he believes israel and the u.s. use united nations agencies to push their own agendas. israel and the united states have been impeding their work as you know just as that impede the work of other u.n. agency which they see soleus vehicles to push israel's of the u.s. agenda so it is of course symbolic. of israel's desire to push its agenda colored by sation an occupation but i think a lot of people in the world will say good riddance to the united states and good riddance to israel and would like to see israel withdraw from more u.n. agencies rather than using them as vehicles to try to push its illegal gender its occupation of colonization of palestinian land so i sigh well israel's announcement that it will pull out and encourage israel to go further and pull out of the united nations altogether on friday u.s. president donald trump's expected to finally announce whether he will uphold the iran nuclear deal under the landmark agreement sanctions against iran will ease next change fo

under a palestinian uprising the first intifada provoked a brutal reaction.of ours say after stop all these horses of the riots of flying stubbles or wounding people it's yours lies. in one thousand nine hundred ninety two israeli politics veered to chop the left. rabin leader of the labor party came to power as prime minister. he quickly began to secure peace deals after decades of struggle with the arabs. but right wing extremism was still alive in israel. and in november one thousand nine hundred ninety five while attending a peace rally in tel aviv these were. itzhak rabin like bernadotte paid the ultimate price for the pursuit of peace. he was killed by one of his own countrymen. a peace which had seemed within reach. was once again snatched away. in sweden the memory of fall combinatorics has faded. except in this place. the royal palace in stockholm. on the twenty fifth of february two thousand and twelve king called gustav of sweden announced that his newborn granddaughter would be cold estelle. is there was the wife of the fourth amendment and now to

lee is an investigative journalist at the electronic intifada joins me now from london via skype good to have you with us live on the program again we underestimated candidate the actual conclusions of off the cob in terms of how it adjudicated against broadcasters not just al jazeera but across the british spectrum. that's very common as. media won't assume sanctions in place or in the worst case can even say it will cost of the areally if they're found to be in violation of the rules so it's really significant. so you know just you know in this case on all grounds how would how important is it or how interesting was it that the argument put forward by the israeli government that al-jazeera was being anti semitic it seems to be the default scenario for israel whenever it's criticized. absolutely unfortunately israel and its paulina's ations its lobbying organizations and its apologists in the west and around the worlds that evolve position is very much to smear its critics and anti semites and this is being shown time and time again to be entirely without basis the complainant in thi

ali and in and chicago he is the co-founder of the online palestinian news organization electronic intifada thank you for joining us so how significant is this. is this move by the u.s. . well known trump famously said he was going to put america first and what he's done here is to put israel first by pulling out to unesco based on the lie that there is an anti israel bias in fact walked israel and the united states have been complaining about. the more loudly over the past months is that you know esko has voted on several occasions to up hold him to the national law and to uphold the sitting on the rights and to recognize that sites like the old city of jerusalem of the old city of hebron of the iranian mosque in hebrew and world heritage sites that are at risk and. it's not controversial or told of these sites that in the occupied west bank every country in the world considers them to be in the occupied west bank but israel considers it to be anti israel bias to not award those sites to it so that's that's the issue the israel can't use unesco to bludgeon the world into accepting its occu

they said with stanley as an investigative journalist of the electronic intifada and love them he says the accusations against al-jazeera were baseless israel and its role in a zation this lobbying organizations and its apologists in the west and around the world that if opposition is very much to smear its critics and anti semites and this is being shown time and time again to be entirely without basis then complains in this case allege that al-jazeera is on the cover filming in its documentary in january was anti semitic. confounds that was completely untrue that it was focused on good citizens of the state of israel and the result praising the u.k. and now is really subverts a process of british democracy by undermining people who were arguing for the human rights of the palestinians and keeping them back to semitism so. its critics argue that anti-semitism and then the evolution right to expose this fall's malicious campaign then also criticised as being semitic so unfortunately just a sign of the vacuum at the heart of the for israel lobby argument. countries across latin america

around the world and he is the co-founder of the online palestinian news organization electronic intifada he believes israel and united states are u.n. agencies but to push using the agencies to push their own agendas. israel and the united states have been impeding their work as you know just as they impede their work or other u.n. agency which they see soleus vehicles to push israel's of the u.s. agenda so it is of course symbolic. as israel's desire to push gender colonise ation occupation but i think a lot of people of the well will say good riddance to the united states a good riddance to israel and would like to see israel withdraw from more you and agencies rather than using them as vehicles to try to push it's illegal. it's occupation of colonization of palestinian land so i said i welcome israel's announcement that it will pull out i mean courage in israel to go further and pull out of the united nations altogether other parents have a canadian man frayed in pakistan have spoken of their joy of his release joshua boyle and his american wife for health for five years by the haqqan