when the zionist thought of going back to palestine, it wasn't like, oh, let's go to palestine. it took them over 50 years of thinking, of planning all the politics, money and else, but. played one of the most crucial roles here. this is our class, if i tell you. let's move to other class. you need that. if we're going to go there, we're going to find shares that the other is better, is more peaceful, that we have some kind of connections some kind of right. so for 50 years before the occupation of palestine and the establishment of the so-called israel in 1948, palestine and zionist jewish literature was present to the jewish people around the as palestine is a land without, a people for a people without a land. palestine flows with milk and honey there's no one there. so let's go many jewish people were disappointed when they came to palestine mean number one there was no and honey and were people there have always been in palestine so these are examples of how poetry can be a very significant part of life. thank you. thank you najla. our next speaker this evening is norman fi

these are separate military operations that only started once the genocide in palestine began. and like i said, and i'll repeat it again for the 3rd time. it's in accordance to international law . so if, if we want to abide by international law, that it becomes the obligation of the united states regional nations, the west, as a whole, iran, russia, china. they all should step in militarily in order to bring an end to the bloodshed taking place in palestine less up. use of makes a very good point. no one really did care about human for a long time, but they do can now people are talking about you have a now that has to be a positive outcome. surely, us, i don't want to go back in history, why we have been into war in 2015 and we have, i'm one of as far as pull up all of the sources day one. this is, this is the fax and it's all public. now i'm not on this war has come to a halt. the police in 2019 now nothing happened up. there was no major wars. no. make sure that the tax have been yeah. i've talked to talked to them. i'm talking about what about from 2019 until 2023 when the,

you also have what is happening with the genocide that's taking place in palestine. you haven't feels that it is an obligation. the unsolved alarm movement also known as a who do they feel it is a moral imperative to stand with the people of palestine and, and bring an end to the genocide that's taking place in the midst of the chaos. and the turmoil that's happening in the midst of the us is really airframes that are being conducted on young men, the on site a lot movement and the you have any armed forces. they feel that it is still an obligation to vote international law. specifically, the genocide convention which obliges nations to act decisively including taken off military actions to help or stop genocide. now this, this military operation, this call to action from young men, is actually exposing the international community's obligation under international law. these military operations, citing with the palestinians, are pointing the fingers at the us, the as we all the western powers who have for almost a year and a half have enabled and allow this genocide t

and the one compromise is that they stop their military operations in support of palestine. right, and this is a fact, this is what the us called on the on thought alarm move on sort of the movement to abide by and then we recognize them and they will protect their rulership empower so there's a contradiction there. yeah. what's your reaction to what the use of this just said? well, it's a, it's sort of gas it because if you want to less up for, but how does that? you don't inflict your people inside dangers and to harrison and to, to imprison them and taking them hostage to policies. with these have not been elected. they have not been chosen by the people to govern this country. so what they're doing now is that i think the tension of the how many people towards the headset, which we all believe in the calls and with that. but i would have, i would have liked and loved to believe what the use of is saying from son. i have difficulties been kind of to the pieces that people who are living that but the whole of them doing is just trying to like, promote their image to promot

you know, i always do things for palestine, but you know, i can't do this anymore. that's what they try. but clearly that's not working with me because my response to every phase of intimidation is do more. you will never succeed to, to determine me. i will not stop until the system of oppression is dismantled entirely. um i will goodness to the to the audience now is my name is jonathan rosen head. i'm one of the jews who supports video of a movement full duration. can we build on the public outrage? israel's kind of brutal assault in gaza to tube chose to be the sanctions movement . and if so, how do we build on this outrage? says x johnson, the most important thing is to recognize that it is happening. can we accelerate it? i guess is the question. absolutely. i think the student movement goes and complements and this boldness and courage and fighting the system to complicit universities and their investments. put the b and the d and b, the s on the map much more than before. so today from pension funds to even states are, are taking what we were calling for, muc

i'm from palestine icon. why? the slim, if you, you can do is you want to use my platform such as instagram, youtube, and 6 ok to advocate for the power listing and costs amplifying the voices that are being silenced. last month i woke up one day ready to post another video as usual, only to find out that i wasn't able to log into my instagram account literally overnight. so my main instagram account, a piece with 1000000 followers, was deleted all of my videos where i exposed scientists were completely gone. they gave me no actual reason other than there were too many violations, which is simply untrue, as is i've never had a problem with instagram before each platform has a different system when it comes to bands or pages getting deleted. but the majority of people on instagram who lose their account like this, never get them back. what i feared most was losing my ability to make a positive impact on the palestinian cost. thankfully i got my account back. i immediately went to every friend that had connections w

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i'm from palestine icon a bite. the slick, if you, you can do is you want to use my platform such as instagram, youtube, and tick tock to advocate for the palestinian cause, amplifying the voices that are being silenced. last month i woke up one day ready to post another video as usual, only to find out that i wasn't able to log in to my instagram account literally overnight. so my main instagram account, a piece with 1000000 followers, was deleted all of my videos where i exposed scientists were completely gone. they gave me no actual reason other than there were too many violations, which is simply untrue, is i've never had a problem with instagram before each platform has a different system when it comes to bands or pages getting deleted. but the majority of people on instagram who lose their account like this, never get them back. what i feared most was losing my ability to make a positive impact on the palestinian cause. thankfully i got my account back. i immediately went to every friend that had connections w

there was no future in palestine semesters in coverage in arabs to leave . the homeland wasn't suckle with braves in public. and unapologetic palestinians have long known this israel's goal, but perhaps for the 1st time the intention was spelled out so openly. so blatantly and they've has sparked outrage from locals like me. it is clear what annexation means. we must understand its reality. some may think they will give us blue ideas to end to israel, but in truth, amex ation means they will seize all the lands of displacing the residents. before the end of the apple, we say that the occupation government that this is our fate, we will remain on our land and resist with all the strength we have. we will continue to appeal to both israeli and international courts. there has been an experience with international courts, but as citizens we will exert every effort to preserve these lands and prevent this sinister plan by smote rich and his supporters. when all the future is or a grim unless western countries and international human rights institutions act, these

there was no future in palestine. the message encouraging arabs to leave that homeland wasn't suckle with braves in public and unapologetic palestinians have long known. this is israel's goal, but perhaps for the 1st time the intention was spelled out so openly. so blatantly and it has sparked outrage from locals like me. it is clear what annexation means, we must understand its reality. some may think they will.

i was sending you fuel palestine, and of course the friends in palestine also at work effectively together to build a strong government and a strong capacity. that's all the territory. all the kindest indian territories are united and so that both sides have a good partner. and in building a piece. so this is very much what the coalition is all about. i hope that the meetings we will have today will focus, particularly on this theme of institution, building safety building, how we can help the prime minister most of the on his team and both on their capacity building efforts and the reform efforts develop the economy as best piece of this pro the principle of course in the context. and i also welcome the presence of really for those that you need from me. uh, and we're at the commission of general love and ron, who are under very difficult conditions facing it, providing importance given to tell me in the work because we all know, but also will have to, well, it will be called the problem to play a role as we move forward to was well, once in the future be a normalization of the situation

he's currently on a book tour for this book, palestine palestine peace not apartheid. and this book is has become very controversial. you've probably seen him on television programs a lot in the last couple of weeks, but it's over 30 years ago, since carter began his writing career. and that began when he published a book called why not the best. why not the best? published as a way to get the american to know him better as campaigned for the presidency. the second book was published while he was president, with the jacket showing president and rosalynn carter walking down pennsylvania avenue during their inaugural. this book was titled a government as good as its people. then when jimmy carter returned plains, georgia, in 1981, he started on his presidential memoirs. keeping faith was published by bantam books in 1982. it includes his memories of camp david salter, also three mile island, and much more. two years later, mercer press in macon, georgia, the text of a speech that he gave there and it was entitled negotiate ciation the alternative to history. that was fol

does palestine get betrayed by arab states? again, you have to put the word again. you can think through a sentence because this is, this is a rich and troubling history. but let's look at it through that lens because we had those normalization, of course, and month soft to those normalization of quotes. you had one of the most important events, the palestinian unity in default in may 2021. and 2 years later you have october 7th, and here we are at the end of 2024. so has the normalization of codes pushed the palestine off the agenda? i don't think so. no, i called speak for saudi intentions. i think the reality that exists today is not a simple reality for any lead in saudi arabia to say, it's fine, we can forget about all of that. let's move forward. that will be the decision to make whatever way that decision goes easy. therefore, going to translate into the palestinians being willing to accept, to formalize a system that is already a part when he doesn't have these, the formal palestinian national movement improvement tool that we will happily run your bantustan

from escalating diplomacy, indonesia, on palestine. the minister delivered a strong message of solidarity. he reiterated in initials commitment to supporting the palestinian people through too many terry and a, an at fault to see at the united nations or from indonesia support for a 2 state solution based on international spare matter sizing that a ceasefire and establishment of an independent palestinian state are non negotiable and a significant statement. so if you're not announced enemy shows, readiness to send you an peacekeepers to palestine should be a nation's security console. the site to act. this treatment. no for press annuals, press statement mark pivotal moment in the nation's foreign policy, and the president was vandal, as in a nation as voice to navigate and increasingly complex global landscape, while upholding its principles of peace and justice. they cannot be the more reporting from jakarta for r t good to have you company this weekend's on us see some more on all stories to check out websites, policy dot com, and

you're in israel, palestine. you're you're understanding things in a way. and you're you're rethinking your whole approach to case for reparations and other things that you've written that that's going to be really difficult i mean, yeah, but it really back to what i, what i, what i said earlier, do you are asking people to invest their time right like they could be doing anything else. so are you going to be honest or not, you know like how can i, you know, ask you to, you know, sit back and put everything away and read a book and then, you know, excuse my language, but i -- you. you know what i mean? i respect your time. i know that it's precious and you're giving it to me, you know. so i am a responsible little to give you everything can you know and. i think that's just, you know, like i like i think that's right. i think that's correct. and it's okay because that that maybe was not as hard as like the admitting of fault the reckoning with fault that that wasn't that you don't have to be a hell of a writer, you know, to try to be ambitious and do things

from escalating diplomacy, indonesia, on palestine. the minister delivered a strong message of solidarity. he read your treaty and initials commitment to supporting the palestinian people through too many terry and 8 and at focal see at the united nations or from indonesia support for a 2 state solution based on international spar matter. my office sizing that a ceasefire and the establishment of an independent policy that states are non negotiable and a significant statements to, you know, announce international readiness to send you and peacekeepers to palestine should be a nation's security console. the site to act. this statement, the full price annual press statement, mark a pivotal moment in the nation's foreign policy and the proceed in the voice vandals, as innovation as points to navigate and increasingly complex global landscape, while upholding its principles of peace and justice. they cannot be the more reporting from jakarta for r t. great to have your company this weekend's on our team for more on our stories . do check o

and it's on we bring support for palestine. he began his address with a possible statement. avoiding conflict with the 1st step to keep this set the tone for a policy approach included in conflict prevention and international collaboration. he highlighted innovation, bricks, membership, which was 2 towards just 3 months after is application this membership of firms in the nation. see this as an essential player on the global stage bridging developing countries with the in the past, with the acknowledge, initials come to the sum regarding disposition with critic suggesting it might deviate from any shows the principal of its free and foreign policy. however, you know, underlined the contrary and i'm going to just do a symbolic. yeah. indonesia is membership and bricks is a manifestation of the country's active foreign policy. this is not an overnight result. it is the fruit of decades of work, consistency, and resilience of indonesian diplomacy as a member of bricks is on indonesia, will endeavor to infringe the interests of dev

i was sending you fuel palestine and of course the friends in palestine also at work uh effectively together to build a strong go.

an international community presenting is the concept aware of security for as well security for palestine at normalization with the arab world. so that is for well is not only in the region, but over the reason i'm embedded in the reason and where peace can prevail and where people in palestine can have hope for the future of economic progress. rather on the raw that i'm trying to move towards for assistance. so it's time for the international system to 10 by its values. this principles and the justice system of the word ensure that there's an ard will actually comply this time on. i think the ceasefire. we're talking about or close to cease fire. we're talking about today came about primarily because of international pressure. so pressure does pay off holding the city whole behind me. in 1994 the nobel peace prize awarded to you, it's like ravine, shimon peres. and you also out of followed for their efforts and achieving peace in the middle east of the records of core science here, giving real hope to the publishing and people of the establishment of a palestinian state. but 30 years lat

the palestinian prime minister is in also for meeting on the future of palestine. always for the minister says the spot is not enough to guarantee a long lasting piece. stephanie deca has more. and the reason of the timing of this conference, the huge, the symbolic as the world waits for potential use of a ceasefire. and goal is a 15 a month on the message here is about the day of to $85.00 countries coming together under a norway talking about the importance of the establishment of a palestinian state. this is what some of the leaders have to say. what we are now with very broad support for an international community presenting is the concept where security for israel security for palestine at normalization with the arab world. so that is always not only in the region, but over the reason i'm embedded in the ration and where peace can prevail and where people in palestine can have hope for the future of economic progress rolled around. or all that i'm trying to move to was for assistance. so it's time for the international, the system to stand by its values. this

but in the long term also means that as role is bent on the ethnic cleansing of policies from palestine. this has the fact all an extension of the land and the framework of the fact that prolong their project that he is implementing it was as it on that identified and in the west bank with the end. so it intensified such elements that we are witnessing on daily basis. this is not the 1st time. let's remember that last september at the you, when within the hour, how that's about from the over to the see. know, buddy there to question him and what's even more a day shows is that the international community has accepted this. in fact, these ready regime has continuously billed settlements in the west bank. and what that shows is that these ready ration has no interest in it. and kind of palestinian autonomy on any hall, a lot of colonized palestine, the easiest television channels have not. community covered the violence of the past year. they have legitimized. so officially the shut off, but i've never seen the new media come off the one unit out of us and also filled with the 7 report to

how many mosque is the 2nd oldest mosque in palestine after lots from us and from the frontage that we've seen? it seems that the most deliberately targeted because there are photos that show surrounding buildings standing inside while the mouse has been bombed to smithereens. so is a, is trying to impose a, up between the present and the past. and of course the future and destroying an eye clinic structure like comedy. musk is just part of that effort. the goal is targeting garza's archives is to make it impossible for people to be billed and the claim which has been lost. we not only lose historical documents, but also land the land registration and for structure of lands and schemes. now we get all the supports of people going back to their neighborhoods and being unable to recognize where the street that they lived on was located, where their homes, where and they think that by destroying institutions or archives, or looking museums, they can destroy garza as a place and therefore prevent people from returning their already establishing their life. so out israel's genocide, a war on g

the hospital that goes with palestine. there's been fighting between policy and authority forces in onto groups in the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank intense gun fire was heard in the area. the findings continued sincerely last month . the policy and authority has cut off water and electricity as part of a crackdown on fighters in the area. you as far as into a bi, misspoke, into israel's foreign minister, benjamin this year on the progress of guys a ceasefire. talks taking place in doha bite. and stress the need for an immediate cease fire and the return of these really kept is the call comes as bite and pushes for a deal to stop the fighting before president elect. donald trump returns to the white house in 8 days to sahu. it has more not from jordan's capital a month's so it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to us president joe biden on sunday to inform him about the mandate that he had given these really negotiating team well, meeting with them in the property capital over the next few days

prevent g o economic and geo political arrival from escalating one, the diplomacy, indonesia, on palestine. the minister delivered a strong message of solidarity. he reiterated in initials commitment to supporting the palestinian people through too many terry and a and at focal see at the united nations or from intermedia support for a 2 state solution based on international per matter of slicing that a ceasefire and the establishment of an independent palestinian state are non negotiable and a significant statements to you announced enemy shows readiness to send you and peacekeepers to palestine should be you and nations security console the site to act. this statement before past annuals press statement mark pivotal moments in any nations point policy under president or severe mental estimation as voice to navigate and increasingly complex global landscape. holding its principles of peace and justice. they cannot be the more reporting from jakarta for r t. now thousands of people have taken to the streets of be correct to protest against the national government, and they oppose the decis

the hospital that goes with palestine. the guys of war has sped, no one, not even those on the front lines of saving lies. doctors working in overcrowded hospitals with medical shortages are finding themselves face to face with loved ones, injured or killed in the relentless bombing campaigns. honey, my mood reports, i'm job a lot on to doctors caught in this devastating dual a doctor and one of the homes was the director of of the use of image our hospital and that is now destroy. currently the head of the hospital. he has stored some of his most distressing experience. it's a horrible moment when you at the hospital and suddenly see your best friend in his entire family amongst the motors. that happened while i was in the hospital with my colleague, doctor abdul karim elbow. while he greeted us, unless the hospital asked about 20 minutes, we receive news of and these really attack that led to the most of them of 51 people including him. his party was never found. the doctor in the homes also recounted another tragic even

think to the world, the facts on the ground been occupied palestine as well as is right and the rest of the region. we have been simply reporting objectively, the fact that news we've been sending the stories, the human stories of palestinians, north of new this past year that has been run this tragic year for most palestinians were also as you know. and as anyone who watches or just see or knows, we've been watching the equity of stuff even more times from is right as we've been what i've been as been been reporting from palestine even when we are back in his right. we have even more voices autumn is there up to date. anyone who watches even sometimes when i look i'm on myself a boy that how many is re these express themselves when i would show. so in the end of the day, i'll just see it all in both. i begin inclusion and the rest of i'll just see, i don't know to where it has been reporting what is going on inside of sides of this, the work. and that has been and been dispensable function. and that's why, like you're telling me, i guess mister butter with a doctor about what you sa

they have centered palestine as part of their identity. such a innovation that twice the defense world. refrain on a jersey to the hello i'm adrian said again, and this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll ricky looked at the world of business that he could on this week. serious new leaders have inherited an economy in ruins. so how can they rebuild the nation at whom will fuck the bill? ukraine has halted one.

they have centered to palestine as part of their identity as such a innovation that twice the defense world. refrain on a jersey to the hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question with both the republican and democratic parties offering is real, unconditional support, as it designates life and cause a day by day. can the palestinians expect any change after in all your ration day? let's get to the bottom line. in his last few days in office, president joe biden has announced that 8000000000 dollar weapons deal for israel and reaffirmed us unconditional support. meanwhile, is really forces continue their bombing campaigns throughout the gaza, which now have killed more than $45000.00 palestinians. mostly women and children. food is scarce, the winter is harsh, and israel has destroyed the last functioning hospital in the northern part of the strip and detain the hospital director, president elect donald trump. i just unwavering support to israel as well. it says he wants the water wine down. so are we about to see changes in us policy in the region, or is it just going to be more of t

and it gives us very standing in palestine and in the world. all right, that's what i want to push on it. i'll just seen, i'll just hear a senior political analyst. great to get your perspective on a one. thanks so much for joining us. a, jody ginsburg is the chief executive of the committee to protect journalists who joins us now live from new york. jody, thanks for being with us. and alger 0. this decision taken by the policy and the thought ready to suspend. i'll just hear from broadcasting the occupied west bank. what's the response from the committee to prep journalist where we can done this decision? it's vital that we have news out that like i'll just have a posting on what's happening. nope, just the inside cause a but in size, the westbank. and it's frankly no surprise. i think let me see this auction from the product and you know, authority they, they do ready condemned onto there for its coverage of the rates in janine. but we believe that this decision should be reversed immediately. and jody, if you could just speak to us, please a

nonprofits and groups like care or students for justice of palestine.of these ties to hamas and so forth nonprofits maturely support terrorist organization fair tax treatment for those held hostage and so forth. during the debate house democrats specifically cited the election of president trump as a reason for opposing legislation they previously supported. one member sang with the conditions have changed. >> the terrori terrace of someto worry about. apparently that upsets the democrat. the troubling pattern of nonprofits operating in the united states. home grown you might say with suspected ties to terrorism will still maintain their tax-exempt status. that means we, the american taxpayers subsidize these organizations but multiple committee hearings expose the activities of these groups such as the alliance for global justice u.s. nonprofits with tax-exempt status and found to be funding a group recently designate by the u.s. government as a sham charity and funder of terrorism despite this fact the u.s. has yet to revoke alliance for global justic

at the time i was $26.00 the what's going on in palestine, the genocide and gaza and being outspoken about that. i've definitely felt very isolated. not just among legislators, but among democrats. the okay, great. thank you. recognizing that humanitarian crisis and gaza in supporting an immediate and lasting ceasefire veteran speakers. because the 3rd and final reading of house concurrent resolution $125.00 only for pm. listen, anton house concurrent resolution number 125 years before on the i feel a very strong emotional connection to the families that are being murdered and traumatized and starved. they like this that we focus on just how destructive with this massacre is to the lives of thousands of all ages, especially the children the the or the, what do i do in this moment to make the biggest impact bring the message of what's going on and cause a to that room and record it and make sure that it gets out of that room. and just the, i don't regret anything that i've said or that i've done. i've faced some repercussions with my colleagues who don't appreciate either the message

and of the others, the commission of inquiry on israel and palestine has now said that they were horso... ..protected from such violence. in the context of what happened within that, there were some of the most egregious forms of torture that you can imagine. taking...cutting people's heads off, sarah, is a form of torture. 0k. so hamas guilty of torture in their attacks? absolutely. and very recently, the israeli government sent you a report just last week on the physical and sexual abuse of hostages who have been released. there are, of course, still hostages held. hamas is guilty of torture? yes. hamas committed widespread torture on the day. 0k. you went to ramallah in the west bank. you haven't been able to go to gaza. what about israel? do you see evidence of torture in how it has acted in gaza? what i've been looking at primarily is the detention of large numbers of palestinians, soldiers and civilians, gaza, and also there's been an increase in detentions from the west bank. within that context, certainly the military has, uh, engaged in, uh... there are some allegations of to