they were very little when there was the second intifada. it's very wrong. we did it before, it's not war. they were very little when there was the second intifada. and i think they kind of have this romantic image of the fighters. they want to try to do what they heard from their parents or grandparents. but at the end of the day, they know that there is very little chances to achieve anything. the judges said this was an intimate portrayal of life in thejenin refugee camp, taking us beyond the common depictions of the israeli—palestinian conflict to explore why a new generation of palestinians are continuing a cycle of violence while some of their elders are disillusioned by the fight. in 2020, the indian prime minister, narendra modi, announced one of the harshest covid lockdowns in the world, causing nearly 200 million migrant labourers to be stranded without wages, food or housing. winners of the news features award shirley abraham and amit madheshiya immersed themselves in the lives of the contributors. 0ur firstjob was to begin at a p

the intifada year's body is. busy we're got the world's attention led to the oslo accords, the establishment of the palestinian authority granted palestinian self rule in the west bank and gaza, but a $95.00. 1995 is real, started building electric fences. concrete walls splitting separating the palestinian territories into 2 distinct regions where people could not interact. roads were billed for jewish settlers to pass through, but palestinians were not allowed to use those roads. and eventually the palestinians got even more angry and they began fighting amongst themselves in a civil war between for pot and how boss that lasted several months. and in 2007 is real, imposed the land and air and naval blockade of the gaza strip accusing a mazda of terrorism. sounds familiar since then. israel has lodged for, for track the military assaults on garza one and 2008. then in 2012 another in 20142021. and now this, this what we're seeing there now. but these pictures show and what is feared will become the most severe m

the intifada of the intifada, which an error means uprising and boy was it it brought about mass protest, riots rocked, rolling strikes, regional boycotts. and it also led to the eventual formation of how boss i, yes, that's how we got to come us. this pair. busy terry group responsible for the recent surprise attack on israel, the intifada years bloody as they were got the world's attention led to the oslo accords. the establishment of the palestinian authority granted palestinian self rule in the west bank and gaza, but a 951995 is real started building electric fences. concrete walls splitting separating the palestinian territories into 2 distinct regions where people could not interact. roads were billed for jewish settlers to pass through, but palestinians were not allowed to use those roads. and eventually the palestinians got even more angry. and they began fighting amongst themselves in a civil war between for time, how boss that lasted several months. and in 2007 is real, imposed the land and air and naval blockade of the gaza strip, accusing a mazda of terrorism. sounds familia

i think it was during the first intifada that was uh, i think for me and for many other israelis a shockhy it's happening, uh, i served for the pair troops unit uh we traveled all around uh israel and the territors and we were here as well and we were in the jordan valley as well um it was just starting to you know my political uh matureness was just starting during this time it was the time of the first intifada and uh it was not i think i remember mostly i remember um i started. thinking about what i was doing, about what we were doing uh uh in relation to what was happening in lebanon at the time, not to the territories. um, because as i said, it was something in the background which was i was completely unaware of, and today i'm i'm amazed, i mean, i'm amazed to think that we as children grew up in in such an environment, i know that my children will learn to know exactly the political context, but i think the times, the times changed lot, the times, i think it changed lot for israelis and palestinian as well. i think that uh today the whole issue of the jordan valley is uh under a p

to you my political uh matureness was just starting during this time it was the time of the first intifadaon to what was happening in lebanon at the time, not to the territories. um, because as i said, it was something in the background which was uh, i was completely unaware of, and today i'm aware, i'm amazed, i mean, i'm amazed to think that we as children grew up in in such an environment, i know that my children will learn to know exactly the political context, but i think the time the times changed lot, the times, i think it changed lot for israelis and palestinian as well. i think that today, the whole issue of the jordan valley is uh under public debate. i wish it would be more present, but still it's just starting um, especially because the prime minister of israel declared that it's going to remain israeli. um, i actually think that uh, what people are saying is much more complex than what they're thinking here, settlers. i think that some of them maybe not. very few know that they will have to maybe leave this place and and they're not that confident about the status of this plac

this is the uprising of the holy intifada. this generation is the source of all people's anger. this generation is the most powerful and the most available means of resistance." he wants to say that this generation wants to say that the palestinian is the palestinian, allah is great, god is great , god is great, or yahud i, when some palestinian workers were run over by israeli soldiers. in this intifase , more than half a million palestinians came to the streets to fight against the israeli occupation. intifase tells about the performance of non-machine gun palestinian people against the occupying regime of jerusalem. intefase is the movement of the palestinian masses. the standing of ohm people, young and old, men and women, against the israeli soldiers. from 200 to 205, the second palestinian intifase took place , which was caused by the desecration of al-aqsa mosque by ariel sharon was the prime minister of the zionist regime. during this interphase. various areas of the west bank and the gaza strip were exposed to the aggression of the zionist forces and thousands of houses

in the 1990s, with the formation of the first intifada and the second intifada in the following years, the zionists saw the security of this vital key in danger. moving into the 20th century was not a happy life for the zionist at all. at this year, this regime had to withdraw its defeated military forces from the south of the country in the war with hezbollah. 6 years later, during the war that became known as the 33-day war, for the first time after years of fighting , they were dragged into the occupied territories, and the zionists found themselves exposed to rocket rain by hezbollah forces. peace inside the occupied territories intensified in the following years following several rounds of military aggression by the zionist regime in the gaza strip. while the zionists aim for complete destruction every time

glob globalized intifada. we want to bring the intifada here and bring violence here.s a jewish student, it is very chilling, very alarming to be faced with this and to see all the support for it from fellow students and from teacher assistants, faculty. it is a very alarming time. >> harris: you have seen this among the faculty and not just the students. >> the faculty recently signed a letter condemning president's condemnation of the river to the sea. she said that it implies eliminating jews from israel so she condemned it, which we applaud and think it is really clear leadership on her part to do so. but more than 100 faculty signed a letter disputing that and really taking issue with her making a stand against anti-semitism, against hate, yeah. >> harris: 100 versus one. tell me this, just the going rate today so people get an idea of what it costs to go to that school. >> i'm sorry, i don't know. but harvard does have a lot of aid so it is not a needs-based university. this is controversial to say. i would say the costs of going to harvard is really your future.

and chant again for intifada and from the river to the see, the destruction of israel.even yelling against the president of m.i.t., they had a poster with her name with blood on it, accusing her of genocide because of her support of israel and her support of the israel internship program, that she supports genocide. it's really just this kind of violent rhetoric that makes it so that people cannot study and focus at m.i.t. it's happening day after day. they're repeatedly violating the roles. that's really the problem here. >> i'm really sorry you don't feel safe, talia. that's really horrible. i went to college, i did a semester in grad school. i didn't last much longer than that, but i never felt unsafe. that's just not acceptable. >> yeah. it's a very hard time for all of us. we appreciate that, thank you, jake. >> i know your mom is an asking knowledgic jew and your dad is a muslim from afghanistan. you have a special insight into all of this. >> yeah. i think it's important to remember here that when people are pro-israel, when students are pro-israel, it's not like

— explosion of a third intifada in the west bank with?stinian activists _ west bank with? the rounding up of palestinian activists is _ west bank with? the rounding up of palestinian activists is nonstop. - palestinian activists is nonstop. the use of weaponry that israel is now perpetrating is extremely dangerous and volatile. so israel is heating up the west bank front, applying its operations in gaza and everybody was watching is no wondering as to what happened to humanity? how come we are going the slope by accepting the killing of scores of peasant augustinians. if you compare the figures in proportion to 400,000 brits to 1.7 million americans, proportional lies this would be the population size. so the situation is extremely volatile and those who are watching us ought to think to themselves, will this ever bring peace to the region, i doubt it. but will this ever bring peace to the region, i doubt it.— will this ever bring peace to the region, i doubt it. but you will be aware that— region, i doubt it. but you will be aware that t

now, of course, there was the first intifada and then the second intifada in 2008.a war in 2011. it was a war in 2012. it was a war in 2014. it was a war in 2019. it was a war in 2020. gaza strip i am the martyrs, the prisoners, and the wounded, and the threat of al-bani al-tahtiyyah and rebuilding it with the belief that for the time being it means uhud al-sha'awb, even in the book of israel , there are some hints to that, and before the opening days of the call to ahranut , an example of admiration for this people. we deserve this land as well as these palestinians in our 8-year war, which of course, in terms of the dimensions you said , is not comparable to the wars that the palestinians went through, but we have a mother, we also have a woman who is a martyred mother, a martyred wife, and a daughter. shahideh is also shahideh's sister and she says again that if i have a child, i will give it in the way of my faith and ideals . i want to know what a palestinian mother passes on to her children so that they can continue this path. the key may be in iran and even w

in the 1990s, with the formation of the first intifada and the second intifada in the following years, the zionists saw the security of this vital key in danger. entering the 20th century was not a safe pleasure for the zionists at all. in the same year, this regime had to withdraw its defeated military forces from the south of this country in the war with hezbollah. 6 years later, during the war that became known as the 33-day war, for the first time after years of fighting , they were dragged into the occupied territories and the zionists exposed themselves to i saw rocket rain of hezbollah forces. naimi inside the occupied territories intensified in the following years following several rounds of military aggression by the zionist regime in the gaza strip. while the zionists attacked this small strait each time with the aim of completely destroying the palestinian resistance, each time they faced more casualties among the soldiers , and of course, more rockets hit different areas of the occupied territories. which took the restful sleep from the eyes of the zionists. we witnessed a

the second intifada in 2008 was a war in 2011 , it was a war in 2012. to prepare and rebuild it with the belief that for the time being it means uhud al-sha'oob, even in the books of the israelis, there are some hints to that, and before the opening days, he called ahranut , a sign of admiration for this people. these same palestinians are in the 8th war, which of course, in terms of the dimensions you said, is not comparable to the wars that the palestinians have gone through, but we have a mother, we also have a woman who is a martyred mother, a martyred wife, a martyred daughter, and a martyred sister . and again, he says, "if i have a child, i will give it to the path of my faith and ideals . i want to know what palestinian mothers pass on to their children so that they can continue on this path. the key may be in iran, and we still have the key." ho al-iman, we do not recognize the martyrs , especially in these battles, martyrs and martyrs are resurrected lord bless them, this list is a simple idea, this is a big idea, the patience of all people, t

and then the second intifada in 2008 it was a war in 2011 it was a war in in 2012, there was war 204, war 2019, war 2020, war 2022, two wars, 2023, this war does not exist , i believe , in the world. some israelis pointed to that and before the opening days, they called ahranut as an example of their admiration for this people, there cannot be branches on the globe with this kind of patriotism, and even called ahranut , i deserve this earth, as well as our palestinians in our own 8-year war, which of course, in terms of the dimensions that you said that it is not comparable to the wars that the palestinians went through, but we have a mother, we also have a woman who is a martyred mother , a martyred wife, a martyred daughter, and a martyred sister . i give. i want to know what a palestinian mother, palestinian mothers pass on to their children so that they can continue this way . the key may be in iran and even we have the soul, the key is the faith, we don't consider the murderers to be martyrs, especially in these battles, and the martyrs will be resurrected by their lord, this li

yeah, i think the church intifada will be the biggest problem for the israel, because they are now, theydays until today, the they launch aggression against palestinian people in gaza, they they didn't, they have no yet achieve get achievement, there is no hamas or...

it was resolved, no, the people threw stones at the arrival of the intifada. saw that they were moving with the intifada. in this same gaza, people were fighting. you know that ariel sharon has said many times that i wish that when we sleep at night, in the morning when this gaza sleeps, it will go under water. so these people are people , they are looking for their own rights from the beginning. then these people who were looking for their rights came to build a wall around them. from the sea, they put equipment that people cannot go beyond the sea to some extent. well , create these tricks for the people of the world finally, in the end, they will say that everything is normal, that is, it is these behaviors that create resistance , these are the behaviors that make the party say that i should use other tools . give me a short answer. first, how do you think the future of this war will turn out despite such conditions, especially since the zionists have set a limited goal that, firstly, we will control the food supply, and secondly, we will destroy hamas. lo

after israel's even more harsh response in the second intifada.ezbollah. hezbollah came to power after the israeli invasion of 1982 and it became the most powerful player in lebanon after the israeli attack on lebanon in 2006. yesterday, the most senior military man in the entire world, the chairman of the usjoint chiefs of staff, said that every civilian in gaza killed by israel will lead to a new hamas recruit. this is not the way to obliterate hamas. the hamas run health ministry and gaza says that at least 13 people have been killed as part of that strike around the hospital. that is coming from the palestinian side. as for the israeli defence forces, they said they are looking into reports where they were operating. let's bring you these live pictures of the skyline in gaza. you can see that the israeli offensive is very much continuing. the israelis are now announcing short localised stoppages each day in order for civilians to be able to access humanitarian aid, which the white house says is a step in the right direction, but of course much

. >> intifada. intifada.shouting] griff. >> laura: well as joe biden enjoyed the beach time as he usually does over the weekend in rehoboth. those are the scenes outside of the white house. and along with the calls for intifada chants of allahu akbar and signage that featured swastikas. i thought biden was horrified by such gatherings. >> when i saw those folks in charlottesville coming out of the field carrying nazi swastikas and torches and literally chanting the same anti-semitic wile that was head in the germans. >> i could not remain silent after charlottesville. >> laura: suddenly cat has got his tongue here? all right, his outrage is dependent on whether he gets some political benefit out of it. now, by comparison only hundreds of people or so at charlottesville event. his campaign wanted us to believe that that was the reason he ran for president. joining me now richard davis hanson senior fellow at the hoover institution. victor, here is some of the damage that the peace and love crowd left behind. w

yester from toronto alimala said, yeah, i think the third intifada will be the biggest problem for the israel, because they are now, they are now during the 42 days until today, the they launch aggression against palestinian people in gaza, they they didn't, they have no yet achieved get achievement, there is no, or islamic jaad fighters they arrested or they kill and also they they even didn't find the tunnel and also the central command of hamas or islamic jihad and also i support if the this is the momentum for the palestinian people in the gaza strip and also in the west bank to launch the church intifada because the armed resistance uh is the only way for the... to achieve their independence uh from the occupation of israel. all right, thank you very much for that. we appreciate both of you. face usaf, journalist, author and activist from jakarta, and alimala, former vp of the canadian arab federation from toronto. with that come to an end for our uh news/extended coverage. thanks for being with us, i'll be back at half past the hour with international news, do stay with us. that'

i enjoined the fact that you mentioned intifada. the news here in the u.s., it -- he mentioned the declaration, 1948. recently, palestinians -- increasingly, palestinians are turning to violence. in the intifada, they were just throwing stones. more serious. guest: in the end, 1000 palestinians were killed by the time the first intifada war owore down, the second intifada, which broke out when the oslo peace process collapsed, was bloodier, from 2000, several years after that. and announced what we are seeing today dwarfs in violence and fatalities. caller: why is here in the u.s., the news media, it seems like they are only taking one side, not looking at facts and the truth? guest: i think he believes it is one-sided in favor of israel. why? israel has been, since 1948, american friend and ally. i cannot answer for other members of the media. i do think it is changing. you are seeing more of a palestinian perspective because of social media as well, and the iphone and smartphone. people are able to see what is going on. but going

i enjoined the fact that you mentioned intifada.s like the news here in the u.s., it -- he mentioned the declaration, 1948. recently, palestinians -- increasingly, palestinians are turning to violence. in the intifada, they were just throwing stones. more serious. guest: in the end, 1000 palestinians were killed by the time the first intifada war owore down, the second intifada, which broke out when the oslo peace process collapsed, was bloodier, from 2000, several years after that. and announced what we are seeing today dwarfs in violence and fatalities. caller: why is here in the u.s., the news media, it seems like they are only taking one side, not looking at facts and the truth? guest: i think he believes it is one-sided in favor of israel. why? israel has been, since 1948, american friend and ally. i cannot answer for other members of the media. i do think it is changing. you are seeing more of a palestinian perspective because of social media as well, and the iphone and smartphone. people are able to see what is going on. but

but the fact that you have an intifada that has a hook and this intifada now has a military doctrine is using the fifth generation hybrid war, this is unacceptable for israel . now the issue is that they are looking for the fact that they are from the north the south is separated and the north is occupied, the occupation is the face of the occupation, that's why america is the result, my reason is that chevron is going to be a sheep, in fact, america is taking this from the hands of the british , because if israel wins this war, the british will be the master again. england itself continues to own this gas and nothing reaches the palestinian nation . the americans are looking for shebron, which levitano is actually extracting . the same huge reserves that make olaf scholes let him bow down. europeans, you know , have a problem with gas. 15 billion cubic meters of gas are given to america by shell at 10 times the price.

send the intifada back to where it came from. get the education back there. you will not get it at the courtesy of the people of the united states. for things like that. >> following up on that, thank you for being here and visiting israel. my family is a majority is really. -- israeli. i have a daughter who is in high school who this particular semester in school is studying colonialism, imperialism, which tends to lead itself to the arab-israeli conflict. although it should not be linked that way. it rages my wife and i, we noted the school uses information from brown university. we started researching the program and we found out that the choices program in the middle east is funded by qatar. one influence on our programs starting in the high school level, going up to the university level. directly influencing our students. how can we do something that at the governmental level to eliminate grants, directing financial reforms, something, to prevent this kind of thing. chris christie: it has to start at the local level. these are at the high school part of

after israel's even more harsh response in the second intifada.llah, they came to power after the israeli invasion of 1982 and became the most powerful player in lebanon after the israeli attack on lebanon in 2006. as yesterday, most senior military man, usjoint chief of staff, he said every civilian in gaza killed by israel will lead to new hamas recruits, it is not the way to obliterate hamas. andrew gilmour, former un human rights chief, thank you. assistant secretary general for human rights. israel has announced there will be prearranged, pre—warned humanitarian tactical local pauses for humanitarian aid to get to those who need it and two humanitarian corridors running south. in the south of gaza is our correspondent, rushdi abualouf, who gave me the latest of what he is seeing on the ground. the tanks are now advancing, they are in the heart of one of the hubs of everything in gaza including the banks, telecommunication company, the plc, palestinian legislative council, and all of the important buildings and institutions are in this neighbo

by the time it ramped up on 34th street heading to harold square it was intifada revolution uprisingchant. when we got in front of the "new york times" it was "shut it down." >> brian: shut down the "new york times"? >> brian: and genocide joe. >> and the anti-biden chants. you can see the evolution it. starts as this high school thing, right? the young people care but it morphs into the pros. and the pros have their message and the pros are much more about intifada, something bigger not this prepalestine. >> ainsley: occupy the lobby of the "new york times." i'm sure that was scary. passing out mock newspapers that said new york war crimes. >> the lobby of the "new york times" was jammed. it was clogged with police officers. i have never seen anything like that. they were all around the front. just sort of jam aring the lobby. i don't know if that's because somebody tried to get in because we were kind of coming up. "new york times" started climbing light polls and scaffolding. i saw spray paint on one of the cars on the side of the road. now you are starting to wonder what happens

after israel's even more harsh response in the second intifada.ame to power after the israeli invasion of 1982 and became the most powerful player in lebanon after the israeli attack on lebanon in 2006. as yesterday, a military man, usjoint chiefs of staff, he said every civilian in gaza killed by israel will lead to new hamas recruits, it is not the way to obliterate hamas. andrew gilmour, former un human rights chief, thank you. assistant secretary general for human rights. thank you for talking to us, live from berlin. andrew gilmour alluding to the suffering, humanitarian plight, worsening ever more on the ground with the world health organization this morning morning of 0rganization this morning morning of the rapid spread of disease and a huge rise in respiratory infections and diarrhoea and chickenpox as there is a lack of course of water, clean water, and food on the ground. let us get a sense of what aid agencies are seeing. we can speak to the spokesperson for the international federation of the red cross and joins us live from geneva. t

my guess is two-thirds don't know what intifada is.f they did, they would be ashamed for calling the elimination of the jewish people around the world, which is what intifada is. in the end, look, i think that there have been a lot of people who contributed to it. i believe donald trump's intolerant language and conduct gives others permission to act the same. >> let me ask you a little politics. the race that you were in -- you wa want to be president. but your twin missions are to do that and stop donald trump. in the most recent poll, donald trump is winning by 42% of likely gop voters. you are third behind nikki haley. neither you nor nikki haley come close to challenging trump on your own. together, you have support of 34% of new hampshire voters. is there any scenario where you and nikki haley would somehow work together to try to consolidate that anti-trump vote? >> i think governor haley and i both have the same goal. that is to be president of the united states. i think we are showing great momentum in new hampshire. we have b

you might be a terrorist if you chant globalize intifada, which means mas killing, holocaust. don't know how faculty members and administrative people can allow this to happen, it is happening outside the gate of the white house. if you or i put red paint on the white house, how fast do you think they come after me? how fast do you think they come afterus? what are you doing? do you hate america? you don't think they hate america? how much do they hate us? listen to what they say. >> kayleigh: listen to rashida tlaib, emily. shein splas from the river to the sea. that means eshg elimination of israel, that is what it means. here is how shein spla explains, aspirational call for freedom, human rights and peaceful coexistence, not death, destruction or hate. she is for peaceful coexistence, watch her condemn babies being killed. >> terrorists have cut off babies heads and burned babies alive, do you support israel right to defend themselves? do you condone what hamas has done chopping off babies heads, burning people alive and raping women in the street? you have no comment abou

the second intifada would last nearly five years. a half-decade fight in which hamas became known for their routine use of both terror and destruction. >> over time, more and more of israel came into range as hamas' weapons got better and better. also the number of missiles and rocketed increased. >> reporter: israeli forces demolished over 4,000 palestinian homes and arrested thousands. israel shut down and bombed ministries and infrastructure, trying to coerce palestinian leaders to end the violence. between 2000 and 2005, there were over 4,300 registered fatalities with a palestinian-to-israeli ratio of just over 3 to 1. finally in february 2005 came this announcement from the palestinian authority and israel. >> we have agreed with the prime minister, ariel sharon, to cease all acts of violence. >> reporter: later that year, israel unilaterally implementing its so-called disengagement plan to evacuate israel settlements and military posts from gaza and a section of the west bank. thousands of settlement residents s lost their hom

i'm a pleasure to have you on the pragmatic albany but co founder of electronic intifada. thank you. at that price, continue around the world in support of palestine, hundreds most in london, cooling for a ceasefire. this is the protest in east london, one of several held on sustained the british capital last week. more than 300000 people march though in support of gaza. okay. will is go to the u. k. that will bring enough. so kind of, he's a british opposition, member of parliament and he joins us from interested in the north west of england. we'll welcome to you. so let me start by asking you why you decided to define your policy, lead us a key thomas stance on the war on gaza. by resigning the mind, of course we have to pose the believe is likely to be probably minutes or within the next 18 months or or therefore be the issue is the same for the 6 weeks. now the extreme loss of life we have for the, in some people, the damage we are seeing to the hospitals, the schools, the hall or blockade, which of course have been going for many, many years. ready but the sort of loc

he seems to be giving to the left, the intifada, they do not recognize israel's right to exist. what does it say about our president it only takes a few days of msnbc criticism to change his stance. hamas has american blood on its hands, american hostages and many young children in its hands. we should be pressuring states like qatar to extradite hamas officials so they can't get away with the war crimes and hamas officials are legitimate targets and if you harbor them you are assuming significant risk. we are sleep walking into a ceasefire that benefits hamas, iran and allies like russia and china, bad decision. >> brian: you know this, yesterday you had john kirby bragging on qatar. do you believe if you are israel, are they target for assassination? >> that praise is ridiculous. we had the qataris take to the pages of major american newspapers saying we're a honest broker in the middle east, which is nonsense. they are non-nato allies. the status quo is unsustainable and hamas has targeted americans in addition to israelis, so the signal we are sending will increase iranian a

this is believed to be one of the biggest intifadas because of the situation in which the arab and islamic world lives and the support given to the palestinian branches. if you pretend that there is a thief who enters your house, the house of a human being, then the will of this thief is not renewed except for the knife in your hand to defend against him. does this make you a criminal, that is, do you become a criminal? i will leave all of israel alone native people. god willing, we will succeed in this way. by the grace of god, may god bless you and your family. at the same time as november 13th and the anti-arrogance day , people's complaints against america were registered in the legal desks of rahimai venue. acceptance form for a party to a lawsuit with criminal america. from filing a complaint of betrayal by america in the coup. in august 1332, he filed a complaint form against the united states for the crimes he committed in these years and the atrocities he committed against iran , especially because of the coup on august 28, this spy nest was the center of corruption. iran has been

whereas, several illegal occupiers at the capitol belong to a group messaging chat called, global intifada, which is the arabic ward for rebellion, or uprising. and refers to a series of protests and violent riots carried out by palestinians in israel during the last century. whereas, by inciting an illegal occupation of the capitol complex on october 18, 2023, rashida tlaib followed hezbollah's orders to carry out a day of unprecedented anger. following an explosion at a gaza hospital, lying about israel's responsibility for the attack, which the united states intelligence agencies said was not perpetuated by israel. whereas, over 300 arrests were made following the illegal occupation of the capitol complex on october 18, 2023, for violations of district of columbia law, such as crowding, obstructing, and for assaulting police officers. and whereas, members of congress who denounce the united states while praising-terrorist organizations are unfit to hold office. now therefore be it resolved that representative rashida tlaib be sense shooed. representative rashida tlaib forthwith present

us together and the situation in the west bank now and in his community is reminiscent the second intifada communities are closed down. the mobility for palestinians is highly restricted. there is a huge spike in settler violence, in forced displacement of palestinians. since the beginning of 2022, just prior to october 7th, the u.n. at the end of september out a report saying that since the beginning of 2022, over. a thousand palestinians had been forcibly, largely by settler militias in the west bank. entire communities moved, and most of the press that described this process it in a slow motion ethnic inside the central strip of the west bank. and since october seventh alone that was already huge number a thousand in you know a little than two years since october alone more than 800 more have been forcibly displaced in the west bank. so the old are being accelerated under the cover of this war in gaza. and felt that he had to rush home to be with his family. nobody, you know, almost every palestinian family in the west bank, every extended family is relying on higher paying jobs in isra

he was arrested after the second intifada and spent 13 years in jail.

viewers, i also say goodbye to khodangdar in the 1990s with the formation of the first intifase and intifadaword, which was of vital importance to them, in danger. entering the 20th century was not pleasant for the zionists at all. in the same year, this regime was forced to break the military forces. to remove it from the south of lebanon in the war with hezbollah. 6 years later, during the war that became known as the 33-day war, for the first time after years of fighting, they were drawn into the occupied territories , and the zionists found themselves exposed to rocket barrage by hezbollah forces. naimi inside the occupied territories in the following years following several rounds of military aggression by the regime zionism escalated to the gaza strip. while the zionists attacked this small strait each time with the aim of completely destroying the palestinian resistance , each time they faced more casualties among the soldiers , and of course, more rockets hit different areas of the occupied territories . from the eyes of the zionists. we witnessed an important evolution in the capabi

this is your intifada. everyone's outcry is that this generation spends this generation with great passions, and it is the kind of equipment that is available for resistance. who wants to say that this generation wants to say that the palestinian is the palestinian, god is great, god is great. allah akbar allahbar or ayawd labik or quds , the first fire started when some palestinian workers were run over by the israeli military. in this intifase, more than half a million palestinians came to the streets to fight against the israeli occupation. intifase refers to the protest action of non -machine gun palestinian people against the occupying regime of jerusalem. intifase is the movement of the palestinian masses. the standing of ohm people, young and old, men and women, against the israeli soldiers. from 200 to 205, the second palestinian intifase took place, which was caused by the desecration of al-aqsa mosque by then prime minister ariel sharon. it was the zionist regime. during this interphase , various