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and it will subside, it will ended amount at some moment where the palestinian authority or the p l. o or some other entity that the united states helps engineer in place, will be able to come in and govern. garza come in and govern the west bank and move us forward. or do you think that's a pipe dream? but the idea of governing does a, when it's rumble, and then, and more than 50 percent of the population, without homes, you can govern that. you have to rebuild that before you can govern it. you have to construct it. there has to be a state there. there's no state there right now. there's human cottage. so where, where many, many months, probably years away from when you would be able to talk about governing up 2 and a half 1000000 people on the ground in gaza. but it will need to happen. and it will need to happen with a plan for a sustainable future for the palestinians of israel has a right to defend itself under every circumstance. so do the palestinians. israel, he's have a capacity to defend themselves. as of right now, the palestinians do not do that. you need to have a governm

in l o. c is one of them. you'll notice say it has more from an mower. c, were here in my wasi of roswell. this is just one of the areas of, of my last in milwaukee is originally a 40 square kilometer area where israel has cold, designated humanitarian, safe zone for palestinians in the gaza strip to move to. but as you can see, this area is just made out of installed sin tents for the residents who have fled and were forcibly displaced from different areas. the gods, the city, the north, and even the south end of why do those. so that includes the central part and con, you in a city and has been all forcibly displaced in this area called la c. this area is just made out of these been tense that has been installed here and there some areas the 10s of very adjustment to one another. and this area of my law c has nothing of the basic necessities in need of any human being. so as you can see, it is completely not relevant to the word, humanitarian neither to the word a safe zone because these people, as well as many others in the gaza strip in different are

must see it or thought it is, what is it and, and since 2007 cents, this break or of guys of the p l. o or they want to send in or photos it has not been able to contain all the dynamics of these calls like that for now, we have 2 fronts. there is the pro logic phones in that all my law and data is the middle of truth. from and, and, and does therefore, doesn't bring us to the, all the questions that is going to fund the mental when that's anyhow, roles to eliminate. how much is it? is a logic come trajectory of the conflict or probably this is not going to go away because if you look at this through or i don't know of or no conflicts, there is not one single a policy that these a fee is with a 0 sum confrontation therefore, i think these are any cub in it should go back to the drawing board and figure it out. that's how much would not fade away. therefore, there's no point in keeping more civilians now, more than 18000 civilians. i've been in the name of eliminating how much. yeah. which clearly they haven't been able to to come close to doing at the end. i think as it happened, but in

the prize me and then instead of a ukrainian attack me, one is added to wounded while the russian l. o t says a black, the bullshit was also thomas the, the desktop prominence radius probably caught a refugee camp in central cause of rises to at least $106.00 we're not stopping and we will not stop until victory because we have no other country. and we have no other way with relatives of the hostages still held by have lost losing patience.

i mean, if you have a united for this thing and do the ship, if i, uh, revitalized p l o the presence, the lots of this thing and put it to convincing the parties, then we might have a good chance of having a constructive political process because then you'll have the dependency for the student nutrition slipping in one under one umbrella. but that's not the scenario we're dealing with. now we have a fragment of steam and leadership. we have how may i ask them guys, a kind of us bank and is it an under us, of trying to impose a, a scenario on, on the listing that sort of thing where it has to take control of going to play a role in the future. of gaza, but that sort of line for governance and for how much those what if the, if they're not involved in the process of the, not the present in the process. so i, i, to be honest, i don't know what's, what's the medical is and then when it comes to this it's, it's what don't hearing anything from the palestinians themselves, not hearing from the p, a, an alternative, a workable solution that it, or they can present to the instructional commu

they, they are looking across the board across the l o. c into india to see what is taking place here. and uh yeah, nobody wants a one. everybody wants to development. so i think, uh, it was victim of the. yeah, we will see a lot of, uh, nonsensical demonstrations in various fun, capitals, by practice i need, based uh, a groups against this uh, judgment on google supreme for we will, we will see a lot of this, but it's something that shouldn't be disregarded by and india is on the global stage handed as an icon of development, and i going to be walker. see. and i think all the benefits of development and democracy need to read to finally populate down to the common man is to juggle english me. and i find on the street, i just finally start you, you don't expect the, in, at least in the short term and violence to arise from this decision. i don't think so because we had uh when, when article 370 was abrogated, people that say they particular 370 is ever aggregated. there will be a lot of unrest, a lot of violence. well, there was, there has

process they propose as for those trucks to move it from the fact crossing digits inside all the way to l. o. u, a check point days. the controlled by these really military for a security clearance and then those trucks sent back to the crossing. and then at the permitted into the gods for this long good process. they live long for your chronic and it just makes people more hungry. the fact that we're seeing hundreds of people around those of trucks trying to get whatever the hands are able to get with some water, food supplies, and other survival item is because there is nothing left here just as a brief walk into an area here, better known as that, i would that a market a long road here, shops are empty, completed people walk by, tried to find a, some of the basic supplies inside these uh these uh, shops and did not find any of this. so this is a natural response as the are, as people are starving, the are the are thursday right now, the one do you have what, what can feed them in and, and keep their family alive. and that's the reason people are do not want to wait for more through all 3

question, the, the main point being rather than looking at the pick, the positive authority and the p l. o as potential partners to make peace, it seems that the yahoo faction is basically said no, we don't want peace, let support him us. let's basically allow them to, to grow so that they can serve this conflict. and that goes to the heart of the military industrial complex. everybody profiting from the. ready or from the aid from the violence, from this uh, security state of needing to basically monitor and control the, the past indians. and, you know, unfortunately this is what's creating so much mine. i'm all city at this time now it's going to, that's backfiring on the people in are actually basically opposing israel's war and say, look, this is, this has been years of essentially oppression. and you cannot say that you are basically, you cannot claim to be justified in this board at this point because you've been a pressing for so long or wide sean stone follow to go on a list and screen right us. thank you very much for speaking to us to announce the situation continues to evolve by

this, the internet for the civil conservation died open, bring and how much and further into the p l o 2 unites, the police didn't leave the ship to, to, to have uh, one address for the palestine. this is what the things could get tricky because of one important thing that many continued to the medical industry to be to uh uh, since how about us uh, took over guys on one the elections and 2006, the americans of police. they many cars and there's always a place a veto on him as a on, on pet that starting with thomas. so you'll have 2 things. of course the 2 part does have the disagreements of defense is over the future of palestine and the subject to struggle. but the most important thing is that the americans and design is made sure that there will be no sufficient f. what's, i mean the veto was the so that was threatening factor that, that, that if they engage in any, via the consumption efforts, they wouldn't be marginalized. isolated and sections would be based on the fact that has what. so this needs to has to be removed. this is delta dental for this to succeed for the students to

what, what has to happen is the combination of re, re configuring and re legitimizing the whole t l o. which includes that type of thing. so worry about the piano that represents all past and ends at the same time, re establishing the wrench between gaz. uh and uh, the west biotech. uh, they've been separated years. so these things are going to take time. let me just the final thoughts to you and be brief if you can. uh, what does this mean in terms of the broad, a picture as to what happens off to the woman? there is a risk conflict we're seeing on folding out, springs and gaza. these increased these regular rates across the west bank like we've seen tonight and, and as you point out these ready, 5 minutes that dismissed any possibility of a 2 state solution was always telling us then run me about how gaza, how the westbank will look after the war there's no way to tell it really depends on several things. first of all, what happens when the fighting stops? and yeah, that will then yeah, some people 1000 isn't guys, will be able to rebuild their society. willow, new governing mechani

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