what about intifada? they said they negotiated with protesters and they will keep tents here for the moment and said cops are not allowed on campus. there is escalation of staff being trapped in the building. that is a crime, no matter how long it took place, they were barricaded in. should cops be invited on to campus now that a crime has been committed. >> steve: according to columbia spectator, police arrived 12:45 not far from where you are in unmarked cars. hard to tell which it is,there is a crown victoria there. we will if we hear somebody has gotten hurt. to the point about how some students have given ids to other people like anxiety ainsley was talking about and students live in the dorm. these are dorm kids. >> lawrence: the question is, they are all a part of this movement now. are students as ainsley noted giving ids to the other protesters and letting them in. i'm curious if students are allowed to have visitors. >> steve: maybe not today. >> lawrence: this is larger movement and i continue

intifada, intifada. you guys are calling for antifada, do you even know what it is, what antifada is,uspicious silence, blm slogans at pro-palestinian rallies raise even more questions, there is no justice, there is no peace, in the same words, because 4 years ago american liberals mourned george floyd, there is no justice, there is no peace, after a series of corruption scandals, the black lives mata movement is in a half-life stage, but their activist, as in the good old words on the streets, turned out to be , that under the palestinian flag you can defend the old ideals, you ’re just white, you’re just white, get out, we don’t like white people, freedom, freedom for palestine, warming up the palestinian issue against the backdrop of the american elections may be part of puzzle of how the blm protests were the icing on the cake. trump, in fact, while in power actively defended the interests of israel. the anti-semitism law, which republicans in congress are hastily trying to pass, should reduce the temperature of the protests. my heart goes out to the students, ethnic jews, who no

but the intifada really involved suicide bombings and a lot of terrorism. and so to use that interchangeably, it's, it's just incorrect and if you'll talk to someone who's from israel, if someone comes up to you and says, we want to globalize the intifada that means one thing i was told, and that means they want to kill you. and so four students to just go around chanting that very, very inflammatory word, it's, it's terrifying for me to hear. >> i'm not israeli, but for my israeli friends. >> it is extremely scary and like i said, a lot of them i'm have chosen to not even come to campus or to really restrict their time on campus because they are afraid for their safety. they're afraid to wear their star of david necklace is out. but that's the other side of it, is. >> if we do decide to leave and heed the warnings of the hello rabbi, who wants, who encourage students who don't feel comfortable on canvas to leave, then we reward their scare tactics and we give them what they want. >> so the other side of the coin is, we stay on campus with this fear within

they have not glawld called for intifada revolution. >> intifada. >> revolution.ople. >> step away from me. because you are attacking me. >> laura: i love the mask. i love it. and touching the mask. that's how stupid she is. joining me now victor davis hanson. victor, obviously, tensions are running high as you can see. is there something significant, truly significant happening in these protests? >> yeah. i think there is. i think they have pulled off the scab and there is a real putrid wound and america is watching. they make no distinction between being for hamas or palestinians. they are inseparable. they hate israel and jews. anti-semitism to them is the same thing as being anti-israel. and they are promoting a death cult. this is a 1960s touchy-feely peace for everybody. this is a very sadistic. they come across -- i don't know -- never are not even aware how they come across but they come across as arrogant and ignorant and spoiled. and they are asking the american people to subsidize the endowment income on these elite universities and this $2 trillion stu

how do you view the hanging of intifada on the building? >> well, it's incitement language. when you put it into fada as basically a public display of a position of a protest movement. what you're doing is you're telling jewish students in particular that they are not safe. and so it's a dare it's a challenge to what the administration of columbia is pushing back against. and i think it's unfortunate because for those palestinian activists and pro-palestinian propene activists who once you get the message across to a broader audience, this is not how you do it. by scaring fewer students in by telling the american people that you want violent revenue pollution. and there are other ways to get the message across that language that goes too far outside hamilton hall early tuesday morning, we're also reporting students were chanting from the river to the sea. palestine will be free again, that means explain. well it from reverted to see is a classic standing for for elimination of the state of israel. and that's when the jewish community gets its backup as it should. and we shou

post intifada. but i think these ladies, the government, all these way to government. and immediately after the occupation of the west bank and the goal is to say the to good, it's just easy decision. there's only one hand age will continue to control. ready of the west being that it does say, well, we'll never really for the withdrawal from it. but mike, really either directly or indirectly, that was one decision. and the 2nd decision is that if the public opinion would resist this is really set, the g is a would we have we will. ready each month the if you want, they offered to low those of the presence in open prison. if the police thing is behaved well, namely, would not result in an uprising and a maximum security prison. if they did react with collective punishment that we all are familiar with and demolition of houses mess, arrested without a trial. it's an expansions and indeed the summary executions in killings. so i think this has not change of the way the government zip changed and maybe

so we have hamas, hezbollah, calling for intifada inside america. we already have students here on student visas calling for death to america and isis controls a migrant smuggling ring that they can use to bring people into the united states to conduct attacks. but if i want to help israel, if i want to help taiwan, if i want to help ukraine, if i wasn't to ban tiktok, i have to vote to do nothing to stop thousands of people a day that we know literally nothing about, just allow them to come across our border appeared be released in -- and be released into our country. as far as some of the money that's being spent all over the world, i have always supported the world being engaged in the world, and i continue to be. but i ask you this -- i have senior citizens, i have veterans, and they call my office and they call all our offices and they say, i have nowhere to live. house something too expensive. i met a senior a couple days, a still in his 80's. he literally lives in a mobile home. in, like, a trail area, parked in someone's park yard. these peo

before you chant and clap to endorsing intifada it's very important that you get a full scope of the so that's what i have to say. >> laura: maybe just go to class. erin, minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar visited columbia today and said it was an honor to be at the encampment claiming that the protests were joyful. she in awe of their bravery and courage. so, they are joyful and basically peaceful and everyone should just chill out. erin? >> i think that we're what we're seeing is not just academia failing. this is truly a betrayal of democracy, the fact that her daughter was suspended the other day and arrested, and was in the first place back on campus but that her mother then came to campus and glorified what is happening shows that she truly doesn't care about our democracy or jews' rights to education auto. >> laura: josh, do you feel safe on campus despite these big crowds that are forming? >> physically i feel safe. i haven't had any reason to believe that any of the people at any of the crowds wanted physical harm towards me. it's kind of emotionally, it's pretty emotionally

student intifada, liberation, education. just come some banners that were unfurled in front of this building. we are not hearing cheering at this moment, that has stopped over the last 45 minutes or so. this is a private university so this is close as we can get at this moment to see for ourselves. we have not reports of injury or anybody that is being held hostage or anything. i think it is just important to note the napier said there were facility workers inside when this building was stormed this morning and they went out and one worker said they held me hostage in there. >> todd: that is illegal, you can't do that. if i remember one thing from summer of 2020, it was your amazing reporting all hours of the night during the george floyd riots, call them what they were. what is your sense, when you look at this situation, do you think we could be headed there? do you think we are already there? these are horrible moments in our history. >> bryan: i think 2020 summer was something else, you had entire city up for grabs at th

so passions are high, peaceful for nag, jake, yeah, intifada, revolution, intifada, meaning uprising, but to a lot of jews and israelis, intifada, a conscious fourth, images of palestinian terrorism in israel during the first and second palestinian intifada is isabel your at brown university students are just putting up tents there now jacob rose rather quickly these tensors coming up since 6:00 a.m. now there's over 20 of them and over 100 demonstrators here at the principle lawn of the school. >> and by the way, over here to the left, that brick building, that is the administrative buildings. so school officials could hear their chance, can hear the singing and look as this encampment continues to grow. here in the last couple of hours, jake, i also saw university police it's a scoring school officials as they went around the circle of demonstrators in one by one by one, had them scan their ids on this machine because we know that they are facing disciplinary action. organizers forwarded to me an email that they got from their student portal from the student conduct office but sayin

. >> it's about globalise >> it's about time we globalise the intifada . the intifada. >> i expose the explain why things will only get worse shortly. but next deselected labour mp and notably angela rayner's ex boyfriend sam tarry is ramping up his two year long battle against labour hq for what his allies are calling dirty tricks in the selection process. is this a sign of the chaos to come under labour? will sama be able to control the increasingly vocal, hard left former conservative minister ann widdecombe views next. welcome back. still to come. i hit back at the marxist union. baron. feeding hard left propaganda into our schools. but first, it's time for ann widdecombe , now former shadow widdecombe, now former shadow transport minister sam tarry was deselected as an mp by local labour members in ilford south over a year ago. but now he's accused the labour party of vote rigging and he's lodged a formal complaint to the party over his failed reselection attempts. the tory campaign alleges that dunng tory campaign alleges that during door to door visits, they discovered a suspici

and you might say pre intifada to post into father, but i think these ladies, the government, all these way to government immediately off to the occupation of the west bank and . and the goal is to say the to good. so these are decisions. there's only one hand age will continue to portray. ready of the westbank and the guys will never really fully with. ready from it, but mike, really either directly or indirectly, that was one decision. and the 2nd decision is that if the public opinion would resist, this is really set, the g is a would react with all its might the, if you want, they offered to low those of the presence and open prison. if the police thing is behaved well, namely would not result in an uprising and a maximum security prison if they did react with collective punishment that we all are familiar with. and demolition of houses mess, arrested without a trial and it's an expansions. and indeed the summary executions in killings. so i think this has not changed, although is where the governments have changed. and maybe the tactics have changed the best that is really a strate

[inaudible conversations] >> intifada, intifada, long live the intifada. >> we want justice -- [inaudible biden, biden, can't you see -- >> you are on a killing spree! jon: anti-israel protests dragging on at columbia university in new york and other college campuses across the country. most schools now scrambling to figure out how to handle upcoming graduation ceremonies as the protesters refuse to back down. steve harrigan is live at columbia university with more. steve. >> reporter: jon, those protests now in their second week. a big crowd out in front of nyu overnight. when you talk to the protesters about what they want, one demand you hear over and over again is they want to see where their money is being spent, where the colleges are investing. here's one protester prosecute university of chicago. from the university of chicago. >> our university needs to be completely transparent with where our money's going, is so disclosing where all their different investments are going so we can figure out where all our money's going. the only stuff we know is from sor sort of -- sort of publi

if you listen closely to the video, they were chanting intifada, which is not a word.his is not just antisemitism riley. these students are loss, completely unmoored, starving for any form of direction and purpose and meaning. all the more reason when finals season is approaching one more deflection. at a time we lost our identity of this country, as americans, members of a family, as individuals. that is what we need to do better in the conservative movement, fill that vacuum, this is what it means to be an american, what it means to be a proud citizen of this nation, not some nebulous global citizen fighting climate change somewhere, but a citizen of the united states of america, that we're proud of it, yes we do have free speech rights. free speech means speaking your mind openly, not protesting or obstructing a education al school of learning, one of the distinctions they try to ally. this is not about free speech but about disruption. knowing this about our country this is the first step in rehave rehave -- revive being our country. larry: this is from the civil r

and they have unfurled signs like intifada and free palestine.utside of the build go ahead, building, theyhave used chairs o barricade themselves inside. there are dozens of students that locked arms to form a human chain in the hours right after 12:30 this morning to keep people from going inside. there is also video that we have seen of faculty members wearing the orange construction vests that were also outside of this building at the time as these students were occupying this building. there are also reports that the encampment is a little less empty, indicating that those dozens of students that were the in encampment are now inside hamilton hall. we have reached out to the new york police department, the nypd says they have not been called to go inside. we have not seen dozens of officers staged here. in fact, the only officers we do see are these few a couple officers that have been outside here all morning in front of the main gate. now, whether or not the nypd is going to be allowed to go in will be a decision the nypd says by columbia u

we are here we witnessed many wars since the first intifase , in the second intifada, the wars of 2008, 2012, 2014 , 2021 and 2023. this complex was the main health and treatment network in the gaza strip. we ask the international community to investigate what happened at ashfa hospital and immediately look for alternatives to treat the wounded and sick. there are more than 700,000 people in the north of the gaza strip who urgently need a field hospital. all medical specialties are essential. in all of gaza, except for kamal adawan hospital, there is no emergency department. this maternity complex had a dialysis surgery department. at this complex had more than 26 operating rooms. the emergency department here was the largest emergency department in palestine with a capacity of 62 beds. before the attack on this hospital , there were more than 130 injured people in the emergency department. 250 patients were hospitalized in other departments of the hospital. after the first siege of the hospital of shafa, the operation of this hospital was resumed, and the surgery department and the ce

the first most important achievement of the intifada temsab to islam and return. it narrates the palestinian resistance against the zionists in 2002 and the amount of entry in 1999. the number of jews entering palestine was 85,000 per year. in 2002, the number of zionists arriving in palestine has reached 1,000. according to the commander, the issue of palestine is not ideal. today, palestine is an issue of our national security, not only as an ideal issue. in the islamic world, the islamic world will not forget the issue of palestine. in support of oppressed people of palestine, be the narrator of our pictures in all cities, villages and nomadic areas of the country. for this, it is enough to send your pictures of the quds day procession in the form of a horizontal video to mobile phone number 0912 148 7169 in messenger. buy plane tickets from 900 valid airlines during the big festival of home appliances city and farsh city , this time on the occasion of nowruz and the holy month of ramadan until eid al-fitr. get an id with every purchase from home appliances cit

of arrests , there were still days. but not all protesters know why they came out to agitate the intifada the icing on the cake of black pr against trump, then he was accused of racism, and why is genocide worse? trump, in fact, while he was in power, actively defended the interests israel. the anti-semitism law, which republicans in congress are hastily trying to pass, should reduce the temperature of the protests. my heart goes out to the ethnic jewish students who no longer feel safe in american universities; they deserve better. the virus of anti-semitism must be stopped. then, after all, one virus 4 years ago already confused all the cards for trump, now the republicans want to ban calls for dismantling the state of israel, then almost all current rallies will become a judicial matter. another question is whether this will stop the protesters; destroying shop windows and attacking police officers is also prohibited, but before the last elections this did not bother fighters for justice at all, as it generally does now. you need to be slaughtered, slaughtered, you all need to be slaug

. >> when you come here and call for an intifada revolution and calling for the death of my institution. >> i'm jewish, and (bleep) don't play anti-zionism with anti-semitism. >> if you don't want a conversation. griff: david, you watch that moment you were clearly harassed and threatened. your reaction? >> you know, it's scary times that we're living in and first of all, thanks for having me. campus climate is very scary for a lot of jewish students across the entire country. the fact that a friend of mine can't walk through the university yard and have a piece of matsa because it's passover, without being yelled at, harassed or spat at simply because she's eating a piece of matsa, a lot of people are feeling threatened by the protests. griff: paul, i want to bring you in on this and this is one of the examples, i've watched it happen. as a parent of a kid about to go to college, i can only imagine what david's parents and every other jewish student parent must be feeling. do you feel the universities are doing enough and if not, what do they need to do? >> so the universities could ha

so before you chant and clap to endorsing intifada, it is important that you get a full p scope of thes what i have to say. >> laura: or maybe just go to class. aaron, minnesota congresswoman 11 ilhan omar visited, though my columbia and a en honor to be a. the encampment climbing the protests were joyful and she is in all of their bravery andou courage. so joyful and basically peaceful and everyone should chill out. aaron. >> >> i think what we are seeinf is not just academia failing.t this iths a betrayal of democra. the fact that her daughter was suspended the other day and arrested and was, in the first place, back on campus but her mother came to campus and glorified what is happening shows that she truly doesn't care about our democracy or jews rights to education.aura >> laura: josh, do you feel safe on campus despite these big crowds forming? >> >> physically i feel safe and i don't have any reaso n tome believe the people or crowds want to do physical harm towardl me.ly but it is kind of emotionally -- it is pretty dam emotionally damaging. whenever i want to go to anwe event

rhetoric out of the college protest is dangerous. >> when you see banners that say final solution, intifada revolution, anyone who doesn't understand what final solution means to jews, the final solution was what hitler carried out with the slaughter of 6 million jews in the second world war, those kinds kind of statements are deeply offensive to jewish students. arthel: let's go to senior correspondent steve harrigan at columbia university with the latest. what is happening? >> reporter: protests underway at columbia and nyu and others, you can sense the anger and tension as this goes on, they were hoping to clear things up by graduation but they are still on campus. one question many protesters have is where is the money from the universities being spent. one student, a protester from the university of chicago. >> are university needs to be completely transparent, going with different investments so we can figure out where our money is going. >> reporter: at many campuses across the country jewish students say these protests have created an atmosphere where they are fearful for their phys

the head of the central headquarters of the intifada and quds said that the burial ceremony of the martyrs of the terrorist attack by the zionist regime on the consular section of the iranian embassy in syria will be held in tehran at the same time as the international quds day. the autopsy ceremony will start at 10:00 am at the same time as the world quds day march. and in tehran, the ceremony will start from ferdowsi square . however, the east route will extend from imam hossein square to ferdowsi square and finally tehran university. but that is the main route of the funeral so that other routes can also reach the origin of the funeral at ferdowsi square at 10 o'clock. anticipated friday, mr. ramadan sharif also said that the quds day ceremony will start from the main squares of cities and villages and in a total of 2000 places in the country and will continue until the end of friday prayers . more than 500 cultural programs were planned in the country, most of them have been implemented and will be implemented before the international quds day, that is, between today and tomorrow. 1,50

in the second intifada of the wars of 208, 2012, 2014, 2021 and 2023, this complex.was the main health and treatment network in the gaza strip. we call on the international community to investigate what happened at ashfa hospital and immediately look for alternatives to treat the injured and sick. there are more than 700,000 people in the north of the gaza strip and gaza, who urgently need to establish a field hospital. all medical specialties are essential. in all of gaza, except for kamal adawan hospital, there is no emergency department. this maternity complex. dialysis had a surgical section. at this complex had more than 26 operating rooms. the emergency department here was the largest emergency department in palestine with a capacity of 62 beds. before attacking this patient. in the name of god, light, in the name of god , light on light, in the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light on light. in the name of allah , who is the master of affairs. in the name of allah, who created the light from the light. praise be to god who created the light fr

and later on with the second intifada, we see a total reversal of the approach after 1967.e israel destroying agricultural land stuck we see it creating a buffer zone around the fence so palestinian farmers cannot get near the fence. we see it destroying fishing vessels. and see it limiting further the palestinian food basket. then comes 2005, israel's lateral withdraw from the gaza strip, the movement of its soldiers, the beginning use of the drone over the gaza skies. and after hamas wins democratic elections in the gaza strip, we see the implementation of a blockade where israel basically blocks the gaza strip and monitors very carefully what enters and what exits. it further destroys more agricultural land. then it creates the ministry of defense with the ministry of health, creates lists of items that can enter the gaza strip and items that cannot enter. so flower and baby formula can enter but chocolate and certain kinds of pastas cannot enter. israel begins to monitor the calorie intake of the population and creates what it called a humanitarian minimum. we will allo

i heard intifada shouted frequently on campus. i think is important in the context of columbia is they did shut off the actual campus to anyone who didn't have an id so it was students only which is why i was able to get in, and the protesters outside including the one who shouted we are hamas who was presumably not a student, in my view, were a lot more aggressive and radical than the students inside. but more than 100 students were arrested, ultimately, for their -- on campus. pel. will: tell me about the students inside. at least in that situation as you pointed out, specifically the more radical stuff perhaps being said on the outskirts of campus which columbia, by the way, i mean, it's new york city, so could be right across the street. but what kind of stuff was being said and what kind of points were being made on campus? >> i saudi absolutely, divest -- saw divulge, divest being chanted, i heard cops being called pigs and students who were dress trespassing and -- press dress the passing and clearly in violation of school

hamas asked the palestinian people and youth in the west bank to start the intifada and stand against the terrorism of the fascist zionists. changing the name of mekil university buildings canada in the name of palestinian villages. a group of mcgill university students in canada changed the names of more than 30 buildings of this university to the names of palestinian towns and villages. the cities and villages whose names are placed on these buildings were either destroyed or are about to be destroyed in the zionist attacks. asra zionist families protested in front of the american embassy in tel aviv holding the american passports of the prisoners. demonstrators holding placards and chanting slogans demanding the implementation of the exchange agreement with hamas and netanyahu's resignation from the position of prime minister of the zionist regime became the families of the zionist prisoners also stated that netanyahu's cabinet's policy against hamas and the gaza war caused the negotiations to fail. hamdani talks and narrates his various social and cultural aspects. one, two, three

alexey veselovsky understood the campus intifada. threaten american democrats.inning on the campus of columbia university in new york, student protests in support of palestine have now spread to almost all american universities. stanford, yale, princeton, harvard, dozens of others, everywhere now palestinian flags are flying and anti-israeli slogans are heard. the peaceful protest very quickly escalated into a confrontation with the police when they decided to restore order. just in the past few days, police at atlanta university used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters. dozens of people were arrested, including the dean of the local philosophy department and a professor of economics. both women clearly posed no threat to law enforcement. the police are not i was figuring out who to grab, but in osten, where the university of texas is located, cameramen from a local tv channel were arrested, he simply turned out to be too much. close to the police, rubber batons are used, the protesters are trying to escape, not everyone succeeds, but the rally is

prayers and prayers be accepted, god willing, please join us with the news section of the hour. 19 intifada headquarters and international quds day of the promotion coordination council. in an announcement, islami invited people to attend the world quds day march. it is stated in this notice. international quds day is coming at a time when the zionist regime is helpless from the strong slap of the palestinian fighters in the al-aqsa storm operation , and is seeking to project and escape from the irreparable consequences of this blow. islamic propaganda coordinating council invites people to always participate in islamic iran scene. with a conscious and epic presence in the world quds day march while declaring their solidarity and support for the resistant gaza to condemn the crimes of the zionists. yes, quds day will be celebrated this year in more than 2000 places of the country with the slogan from al-aqsa storm to al-ahrar storm on friday, april 17. this ceremony is tomorrow it will be held simultaneously throughout the country from 10 am. we declare our support for the oppressed childre

other banners have said intifada. demonstrators on x posted a press release earlier this morning and they said they are not leaving that building until three demands are met. the divestment of all moneys into israeli associated companies, transparency about who those companies are and ultimately they want and most importantly probably at this point amnesty. they don't want to face any discipline or punishment for the encampment, nor do they want to face any discipline or punishment for now breaking and entering into hamilton hall behind us for the last 11 hours. the big question now, harris, is when the nypd, if and when they will come in. there is a press conference at 11:30 for a different event. you believe it will be one of the first questions that will be asked here. the nypd has said and they will listen to the university on that as we await to see now the 11th hour here with those students barricaded inside. >> harris: who schedules a different event? how is that going to go? is anybody going to ask a question

according to the secretary general of the conference for the support of palestinian intifada, this year's world quds day march will be held across the country with the slogan of al-ahrar storm . anyone who hears the call for help of an oppressed muslim and does not respond to his call is not a muslim . it is obligatory for all of us muslims to rush to the help of the oppressed people of gaza. as nurses, we always seek to establish peace in the whole world. who serve under the horrible provision of support or omar la hawla emad. the people of gaza, let us help if we want to prove our companionship and sympathy with the people of gaza, and this let's show it off, it can be a day and holy march. we will certainly participate in this march to support the oppressed people of gaza because we are muslims and we know our duty . laila qadr was held all over the country at the same time in mosques, religious places and flower gardens of martyrs. from the gathering of millions of people in the razavi shrine to the martyrs' shrines, the freedom of palestine from the hands of the zionist regime was on

when you see banners that say final solution, intifada revolution, anyone who doesn't understand what solution ap means to jews, the final solution was what hitler carried out with his slaughter of 6 million jews in the second world war. and the intifada was a time in israel where palestinian suicide bombers were blowing up city buses and restaurants and family weddings. those kinds of statements are deeply offensive to jewish students, and the students if that encampment need to be educated about what they are saying and the impact it hasp on others. david: by the way, don't you think the ilhan omar needs to be educated about the movement that she seems to be supporting? >> i am not going to comment on what her education is. i would love to have a conversation with her about why what's happening on that campus includes things that are so deeply anti-semitic. and, by the way, anti-semitism, what starts with hatred of jews never ends that way. this will eat at the fundamental foundations of our democracy. that's why we should all be worried about it. david: congresswoman, thank you so

the head of the intifada and quds headquarters said that this year's international quds day march will be held in more than 2,000 locations across the country. sardar ramzan sharif also said: the body of the martyrs of the recent crime of the zionist regime in the attack on the consular section of the iranian embassy in damascus will be in this ceremony. it will be said that the start of the ceremony will be from ferdowsi square, although the east route will extend from imam hossein square to ferdowsi square and finally the university of tehran, but that is the main route of the funeral so that other routes can also reach it. the origin of the funeral is ferdowsi square. for 10 o'clock on friday. the predicted attack of the zionist regime on the consular section of the iranian embassy in damascus was met with open and severe criticism from the countries in the emergency meeting of the security council. the assistant secretary general of the united nations for west asian affairs, emphasizing the security of diplomatic places and condemning the israeli attack on the iranian consulate, sa

but old bunch was soon too often by the outbreak of the 1st intifada, palestinian uprising, which took both israel and the piano by surprise. did i oh and let the the side of the shop via the charlotte, north carolina, you have to look through. my havent been over there, i asked why, so i left a permanent concern. i left somebody over the should to you while it left left the when the mag showed on it's about 80 and the when that many days. most of the yeah . but the middle yes. good, so of the palestinian boys throwing stones against is wailing tanks. this david and goliath contest put the israelis under great pressure. time was no of the essence in an exclusive for all g 0. the norwegian foreign ministry has released highly confidential documents that include a $198800.00 delivered letter from foreign minister stove. him back to his ready foreign minister. pettis stole from buck road. that's the only bible leaving itself of the burden of the occupied territories. and israel succeed and prosper. i am ready to talk with any by this thing that sort of and i'll spell that 3 to accept the

some of them, which have a clearly violent pedigree when they talk about the intifada. >> but let me ask you about that because you've classical liberal, you've written eloquently about how free speech involves speech that offense people. is it not okay for people to suddenly not something i think any honore the stable agrees with, but if somebody were to say i agree with the goals of hamas, that is free speech or of course it is to be protected i support free speech. okay. there's, there's no question that should be the standard, including saying things that any of us might find objectionable or vile. i think part of the problem isn't so much the question of free speech. it's a question of double standards. and what i mean by that is if let's imagine that there were protests by a very aggressive a white students marching for white supremacy in a christian university somewhere in the middle of, of america, making a large percentage of black students on that campus feel profoundly unsafe and worried for their security. i don't think we would be looking at those white students and sayi

. >> long live the intifada! >> there is only one solution -- >> [inaudible] >> inti intifada, revolution. >> us reel, go to hell! -- israel, go to hell! >> it is right to rebel -- >> israel go to hell! molly: many people view these chants as being not just anti-semitic, but calling for an end to the israeli state. your thought, yasmine, knowing what your family has experienced. >> it's just mind-blowing to see the degree of ignorance. i mean, i have a part of a non, you know, part of a non-muslim religious minority in iran, and speaking from my perspective but also the perspective9 and the pact that israel is our holy -- fact that israel is the holy land for major relations, christianity, jewish dayism -- jewish day judaism and islam. and the thing that is just mind-blowing is the fact that when you oppose israel e, you're putting all of these major religions in the hoe land land at risk -- holy land at risk. hamas is funded by iran. iran is going to do the exact same thing, the islamic republic will do the exac

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