with the, you know, the creation of slums in south africa and settlement policy in palestine. each of these cases involve the forest displacement of a racially or ethnically or religious. be marginalized for uh for the benefit of a privilege group along with, you know, housing and infrastructure development to uh, to compromise that division. and importantly as threats of violence. and of course, actual instances of violence by the state directed almost completely towards the marginalized communities. also helped reify these racial and spatial boundaries as a citizen violence, which is often sanctioned by the state implicitly or explicitly. so in, in each of these places, you know, where you live shapes is that each of the speakers have. uh, uh, mentioned today already, you know, shapes your access to employment opportunities and education opportunities, health care, it's cetera. i would say that, you know, palestine is the most extreme case among these 3, but you know, whether you're waiting at a check point and in the west bank or it at a isolated bus stop in brownsville nei

o and also of the book of lucid and palestine. joining us from washington dc is funds as the rest of the name is a former us ambassador to egypt into ki i. he's also a former president of the american university in cairo. and in west jerusalem we have, we have shown baskin he's, i'm at least director of the n g o, the international communities organization. he's also a former piece and hostage negotiator. thank you very much indeed for being with us . gosh, and i want to come to you 1st. what's your take on this proposal to extend phase one. i think it's a nonstarter. i think it was a non starter. the moment it was presented by the it's really sorry to the americans to steve would cost the presidential invoice. and it was very clear from the opposite that from us would not agree when they entered into this and negotiated in deal a 44 or 45 days ago. it's very clear that from us entered the agreement because they understood in phase 2, it would lead to the end of the war, and his rarely withdrawal from casa now was really trying to re engage on their obligation to end the war and with

that is, palestine is going to continue to suffer. they're not going to be able to rebuild a little at best trickle down a, keeping them on a very marginal existence. there may be periodic, a is really airstrikes against certain selected targets. they'll keep a troops in certain positions that basically is going to be what we've seen in gaza and a fact, you know, for a 20 years now and, and that is all young people just kind of hanging on only were so in the sense that people essentially just struggling under a blockade and, and terrible conditions and not nothing, nothing real dramatic like ethnic cleansing, nor a rebuilding along the lines of the early. so that's, that, that's, that's, that's, i know is very depressing a scenario, but i, i think frankly, that is the most realistic one at this point. it is a bit depressing at the risk of making it even more depressing. what ask month sold because you are actually engaged at the time of the war. what was an extension of the state? this quote was stephen put it. what would it mean for

i would say that, you know, palestine is the most extreme case among these 3. uh, but uh, you know, whether you're waiting at a checkpoint and in the west bank or it at a isolated bus stop in brownsville neighborhood of, of new york city. you know, living in a marginalized community exerts very real costs on a daily basis, which, you know, by just sign makes it difficult for people to leave those neighborhoods for, you know, their job schools, housing, etc. so, and to change their life. you know, holly hm. yes. all right, and jacob, right, you mentioned there the policy or a red lining in the us, and i want to share it with our viewers eclipse from the documentary divisible to help us understand that context. to take a look. they created over 200 maps of cities across the country, color coded with a neighborhood ranking system which local real estate developers and appraisers used to assign grades to residential neighborhood. category a was the best, this neighborhood is fantastic. and that generally meant that you were dealing with, well seeing white individua

if you know palestine, we have been facing the facts of land since 1948 until today. then any solution for the future must and vision a distribution of the land to the inhabitants of that lot. and how do we overcome this inequality jacobs? your time? there is no way to, to undo or address these inequality is without, without transfer of wealth and power. but we also need to break the ties between geography and these outcomes. you know, we don't have to have schools and health care institutions if you delete accumulate, well those things don't have to depend on where you live. we can, we can absolutely build a more inclusive society, sneak or perhaps a final word on your hope for the future of your community and the hope of your other futures, your daughter's as well, right. i'm, i'm known for saying that those who come into power through evil means don't tend to give it up for good. so i believe our job is to put the power back into the people. the people need to take their power back. it can look like revolution, it could look like reparations, but we can't decide on

netanyahu said, no, we're not going to have a state of palestine.anyone tries to support the palestinians in this, especially supporting hamas or hezbollah, we need to overthrow those governments, whether it's in syria or whether it's in libya or whether it's in iraq. so netanyahu has been a cheerleader for america to go to war repeatedly. he's been a disaster for us. that's my point. that's that's what i said in that clip that president trump posted. >> do you see a kind of cohesive foreign policy emerging when you look at the pieces of the ukraine puzzle and the gaza puzzle in a donald trump administration? i mean, if you look at just this last week, you know, we've heard the trump administration talk about america first, america first. they quickly turned off, as we saw with the white house, you know, spray with zelensky. we saw an american president very capable of threatening to quickly shut down weapons and shipments to an ally. is it at all possible that donald trump would ever use his leverage with the israeli prime minister in any meaningfu

that's what the add ups would one for palestine. and one of the things that i wanted to bring up to, one of the things that i've done that i see i'll say. so you said you said i am searching. the president trump is able to achieve peace regarding the palestinian issue. what does that tell us to think about the way that our direction in which the out of somebody is moving this piece piece straight in terms of where the greatest amount of influence is to get it done is i think they say they are mature enough politically speaking with the long history of relationship with the united states to know that especially now withdrawn. just like getting with them friends, deals with drawing back to the presidency, sees during the se, meaning i need to sort of be very careful how to manage the relationship. first and foremost, psychologically in the sense that you don't want to offend the united states, you don't want to offend from, in particular, nor his administration. if you want to get them to listen to what you have to offer . and so why

they're willing to live alongside of the state of israel and the state of palestine. if the terms are, are agree, that's what, that's the, that's where their eyes, that's what they care about. they will make a short term concessions which they have done already. they themselves offered to release all the prisoners at once, instead of in stages and for full as rarely with the retreat and permanency as far. so how much has been relatively pragmatic on these issues, like they will probably make a counter offer. but and the, and i think both sides will be happy with an extension if some hostages and sometimes students are released, i would, i would, i would suggest the likely to the americans. and these really is that this should not be phrased as a cease fire extension for only pass over and ramadan because you have the easter for the question palestinians, and others in the region who are under is really occupation, right? so there should be a and as we mentioned off the, yeah, as you mentioned rami there are a lot of moving parts to this. we've got our leaders meeting

and the people who are going to lose here as usual, are the people of palestine in gaza. another under reported aspect of the story, israel, which has long to not does it. it's in blocking humanitarian aid from getting into guy so persistently saying it's much more complicated. this is now with meeting. that is what it's do. open, casually branding. it's renewed collective punishment of palestinians, as it's helpless, while accusing a mosse of hoarding food, starving its own. people. try to have government spokesman, like david mense, who have stuck to new levels of depravity in order to defend the morally indefensible of us have hated for months and months of supplies. they haven't enough food to fuel a piece of the academic, typical as rarely propaganda. this complete denial that anything untoward has ever happened and the gaza strip, least of all a policy of starvation resulting in found, okay. one aspect of this really propaganda has been kind of systematic bodies, shaming. so shut down, go us gold, rush, and fish. are the guys that whenever they come across a house t

how many that missile advocate egypt has always worked in cooperation with our brothers and palestine at the thoughts forming an administrative commission from professional independent palestinian technocrats because take the reins of affairs of highway. and because of this commission will be responsible for overseeing the relief a whole, so for a permanent and in 3rd period of time to pay for the weight for the time of the promise to me and move forward. to administer garza, that is how much i'm joe. joins me now here on site. it's on top corner of what we've been hearing so far. um, how much who has been speaking already and what have saved been saying just out of the most prominent speaker, obviously so far has been a different program just for to has ccn in his opening remarks. he talked about this being a very complicated regional crisis that is being faced right now that the people that have gathered the countries that have gathered there in cairo are gathered by a painful realities at their grave threats. they're facing many err upstage. these are the history will pause to reco

we used to expel pro palestine activists from the united states. we've begun the process of supporting foreign terrorist. you had us and how much of the size of the trunk is political. which cons white supremacist and stuff consists quote, judy, because among some of its most odd and supporters should be a clear point of focus for the 80 s t. i'm in the early years of transport stone, that was the case. while it's a bit unclear what the present was trying to say in terms of who jews are just loyal to, i won't be exactly clear on what that was anti semitism. however, it was clear that the relationship between trump and anti semites wasn't going to affect the one between trump and the state to visit a and particularly with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. bbm changed it's to look, i'm optimistic about the trump administration. a key thing to understand about the audio is that it has always had those 2 aspects of its mission. the fighting it has, somebody has an aspect and the defending israel aspect, although obviously it claims that there one in t

and uh, how bad is it as regards uh, what's happening in palestine because of the europe in union. that is being sending the arms. you mentioned l bit systems to carry out the genocide of our times. the union has been slowly complacence in the genocides since the day of the star or so the underlying green lodge of the is rarely activities gave them a dime check. and the cool minutes of your a and many of them have provided the state couldn't call for a series far they couldn't break the u. x ray a sophie ation agreements. uh, absolutely. unbelievable. when we take back the patch here in the reagan soft arms to israel in earlier days with far less, i mean terrible doors on living and on all of the nothing on the scale of fault we've seen in guy so. so yeah, it's, it's, i find it very hard to, to deal with because these people talk about human rights everywhere. but they didn't charge that the devastation in dallas a continues. they couldn't care less things anybody over there and they take no credibility whatsoever. and now we see the on credible solidarity all across your in suppor

and now we see the incredible solidarity all across your in support of palestine. and gosh, i've been suppressed by many european members say to seeing each mentioned they sought. the war accommodation in britain have been halting over initiatives that they organize. we've seen people in germany, meetings been broken off to police, attending meetings in germany, the wearing of a can fly out and stuff like that could launch it in very big trouble in the states of freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, all these things that they consist for other countries and give ads at those other countries not doing their even worse from dr. is a 2 factor coming in on, on palestinian solidarity. and even countries like garlands which are launch is less being pro paula signed. and obviously the people of ireland very well charlie, gas was as a country that was occupied for so long at ourselves. but the irish governments have only given rash rate they to have sold judy is god's to is for they to have ensure the selling of israeli backbones by our central bank to our end, the w

and uh, how bad is it as regards uh, what's happening in palestine because of your opinion. that is being sending the arms. you mentioned no bit systems to carry out the genocide about times. the union has been slowly complacence in the genocide since the day of the star, 50 or so. the line green lawn should be as rarely activities gave them upon checking the governments of europe, for many of them have provided the arms, they couldn't call for a seat as far as they couldn't break the d u x ray. so see ation agreements. uh, absolutely. unbelievable. when we take back to attach here in the reagan soft arms to israel in earlier days with far less, i mean terrible morris on nothing and on all of the nothing on the scale of fault we've seen in guy so. so yeah, it's, it's, i find it very hard to, to deal with because these people talk about human rights everywhere. but they've insureds that the devastation in gaza continues. they couldn't care less of things any buzzing over there. and there's, there's no credibility whatsoever. and now we see the incredible solidarity all across

and now we see the on credible solidarity all across your in support of palestine. and gosh, i've been suppressed by many your team members say to the scene, you mentioned they sought, the war coalition and breaking how being hauled in over initiative stuff they organized. we've seen people in germany. meetings been broken off, the police attending meetings in germany to wearing africa fire and stuff like that could launch it in very big trouble in the states. so freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, all these things that they insist for older countries and give heads up as other countries not doing their even worse than that. there's a 2 factor coming in on, on palestinian solidarity. and even countries like garlands which are law just being pro pablo sign. and obviously the people of are in very well, charlie, gas or as a country that would occupied for so long at ourselves. but the irish governments have only given rash rate. they to have sold judy in scopes to is for they to pub ensure the selling of x ray, the back bombs, boyer central bank to our and the

and of course, a girl as rosa, aggression in palestine. and for a long time, he basically either did not say much or say to very little or glossed over the issue of is reading to think is there as aggression is here. this is the 1st time i think maybe he felt that he is in his element, syria being part of the league and secret being forced unimportant nationalist divorce. and here we had the new secret press them saying look, or enough is enough, is or as aggression i can see, it has to be called kind the international community needs to put pressure. and the aggression against syria is to of course, twins with the aggression against the board in palestine and has the idea that syria stands for by this time. because by this time is the main cause of full apps . i thought was again, quite refreshing, getting it from the syria presidents who presides over the country. that's basically a fame stage for all practical purposes. so i think that's, i'm not speaking that says that was for a change to been refreshing me on my one. when you see this

it is not just about what is good for israel or good for justice in palestine. the issues here are deeper and run broader. if we're going to go ahead and punish people for not supporting israel, that arkansas must punish people for not supporting planned parenthood in massachusetts and in california. and in new york. you know, where do you want this to stop? you may not care about palestine, but you shouldn't care if it's being used as a hook to legislate in your states and at the federal level against free speech. how many words would i have to change in this legislation? to use it to condition contract and thereby flushed free speech? of anyone to say sports black was or is involved in protesting for environmental reasons. and it's like 10 or, or is the template why people are not more worried about it. is just the univision, one of these places, which is the spring force if it, as will be prepared to defend the good morning. the court. my name is brian house. i represent the arkansas times the amount of subsets commission. i'm going to see that our segregatio

>> palestine on fire palestine on fire palestine on fire. go, go. >> they're embarrassing themselves and they're turning people off. look, the situation for them is dire. party leadership is in a box, axios wrote. the party is in a rut. stumbling on finding the most effective counterattack to trump's full bore assault on the federal bureaucracy. democrats have been bombarded by grassroots activists demanding they scrap norms and traditions in favor of a bare knuckle political brawling, one democrat then telling axios some moderates are angry at progressives for their outbursts, but added that people are at leadership, too. everybody is mad at everyone. well, i'll say the radicals are reportedly still furious at senator john fetterman, who slammed their behavior in a post on x, calling it a sad cavalcade of cellphones and unhinged petulance. well, look, it's not surprising that there was a come to jesus meeting on the hill, led by the top three democrat leaders to try to prevent more fallout for the democrats and to try to turn the page. as m

ruli talk about his constituents in east palestine. hive heard from it -- i've leader it from vice president vance and the prior administration. they support these rail safety efforts and yet nothing's happened. i don't accept that. and i guess a simple part of this is whether we're going to trust the rail industry to regulate themselves. you work in this industry. do you trust the railroads to regulate themselves? mr. cassity: unfortunately i do not. they make a lot of unilateral changes quite regularly that are the outcome of external pressures. whether that be wall street or scheduling or whatever that may be. and they find ways to capitulate to those pressures which unfortunately end up cutting corners and that affect our people. whether you look at long trains and the scheduling, when you look at attendance policy, all of these things have impacts on the workforce and ultimately the service. two-person crew, if they have their way, he just said it, they don't feel the need to keep the conductor. but if we remove the conductor off

it's um, let's forget about palestine. yeah, i mean let's forget about so number it's, it's good center, but it's the investment, it's good investments for this abusers who like after this history of prizes and no munitions issue. forget our book of palestine is if you forget about to send them out. so it's good, send them all the same, it will be a good investment for, for this to be with us and hopefully even a streaming. let's look at that. let's see the, what the document cheese about what you think is it's a traction, is it, does it schuman noises? so simply a situation that has become so politicized. actually, if you look at the, the makers of this p. m, they are for activists. so they don't have, uh, let's say cinematic a background and what they are doing is more is coming more from activism is coming more from a, they're a subject matter. they want to show what they have been seeing there and himself, he us, uh, inside of the spine. so without any, let's say, uh, between brackets, our district barriers or whatever

called the palestine exception. >> and you're doors are always wide open. just like your heart beloved sister. >> monday night and anti hate vigil held in south berkeley. someone doesn't randomly vandalize a story out of the boots because of a dehumanization of a group of people that has been taking that isn't taking place for so long to shams from syria and says he knows all too well about racism. he says the vigil was a chance for palestinian and arab voices to speak out against hate. it is unfortunate that the event took place. gives me hope that a lot of people have shown and i just hope that more people continue to show up for these causes. >> and are able to make that connection later in the evening. the city of berkeley's peace and justice commission held a meeting. >> last year the commission passed a cease-fire resolution aside and community members like matt o'brien are asking berkeley city council to do the same with trying to get actual democracy here in berkeley. >> with their work on behalf of citizens in a lobby groups, we need to show where

is a plan developed by egypt in collaboration with palestine. and after being approved by the summon minutes, a goal has become an auto but plan fully and completely supported by all the out of nation states and communities. and the plan aims to, to construct the gaza strip that they used all the specific phase is and there are means to res, unlocked funding out by an international funding with the preservation of the legal status of guys as part of the future palestinian state. the guys on the west bank of equally from the plan is not merely a technical plan, but through all the fraud on this. yeah, i mean, oh, lots and good. as of course of action to security and safety course of action, the public to come passed away is how come with the of the crowds, none of the fraction name. i love funding to, to administer the guys that stood for 6 months under the umbrella of the palestinian authority, with the objective of preserving continue with it. between the guys that on the west bank and the one authority as saving the way for a future stay. it t

westbank highlighted because ma is the general direct cell of defense for children international in palestine. he says, is way the soldiers and settlers regularly carry out kennings with impunity in the occupied westbank. it was back is going to the back of the but it's in the provider that is and it's subject to the machine. the material know is that i as indigo bankable, they have, they have applied to been really investigation for each case. if a children being killed or injure is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of a funding or the attempted in the end of the vibratory to enjoy their rights have gone to the chart that has convention on to the international know in they've gone through idea what the haven't, isn't that going today? nothing know, again about that life over there, but as engineering. now we, i live under what 'cause board a c o 3 had started getting stuck level scan short adkins and didn't get any better thing in including children without any accountability. so this is, that is of such a board as it will see that the number of the children in one and 2 mo

carried out more than a 100 attacks targeting shipping in the red sea in an act of solidarity with palestine. is there any forces of set fire and damage sections of a historic mosque in the old city of novelist? the licensed attack by these riley ministry during its 6 week offensive in the occupied westbank. witnesses say the fire ripped through and all sort of most burning rules and religious techs. and we're on the la hon reports. and that's done . and without warning, these really military enter the oh no sir. moss, in the old city and the occupied west bank and left behind this destruction sections of the mosque were set on fire in charred carpets and religious texts were left behind. witnesses save these really forces prevented firefighters from reaching the site on time, but this, the mackenzie. so then this is a dis, a crashing of the sacred islamic place, and the historic mosque in the city of nablus. this musk is one of the oldest muskets built in the city. these radio occupation deals brucely with people and places of worship which shows the barbarism of this occupation. located in

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the situation older we get west tower companies in l just kind eunice palestine. the remnants of war continue to threaten lives across garza, despite the current space via unexploded weapons pose the grave route to civilians . especially children, honey must manage reports on the program that's providing hope to young's. the volume is in gauze and safety. this is sites at this place palestinian in gauze the young voice survive. israel is 15 months long war but could not scale what was left behind. below there was a cleaning of the area from the rubble, so his family could set up at 10 when a large explosion happened in the man again for the owner of a sudden there was a huge explosion that destroyed the mendoza. we did not know what was going on and just woke up inside the hospital. i lost my left eye and i'm worried about my di sides, brother and his ard was also injured. no gotten in, i'm and we were building the tents and those who are waiting for the boat. those are just finished. removing the rubble, we heard a loud explosion that damaged the boat. those i wa

it's war on guy's holiday. guzman is the general director of defense for children international in palestine. he says he's really soldiers and settlers regularly carry out kennings with impunity in the occupied west. mike was back is going to the back of the but it's in the provider that is and it's subject to the mission elementary. i know is i as indigo bankable. they have, they have applied to been investigation for each case. if a children being killed or injure is i as a go bank about what is it as opposed to a bit of funding or that you entered into in depth by 330 to enjoy their rights. are going to to the dr convention on to the mission and know in the context of you, what happened is in the country. nothing know, again about that life over there, but as engineering. now we, i live under what's called the seal free. had started getting stuck level scan, should adkins and didn't get any better thing in including children without any comfortability. so this is that is of such importance. we see that the number of the children in one and 2 months. 17 just didn't get without and it is a.

anyway, most of the euro from god and city palestine, time for a short break here. and i'll just say about when we come back, we look at how taiwanda is boosting it. civil defense assets, as pensions continue to rise, china and the race, the space, the 2nd spacecraft reaches the surface of the moon in a week. the outcome of the mission is i'm clear on the there's a lot of what you might call spring right there, right. and i meant this client is oriented, he gets up into something of a circulation and underneath it there is heavy reading, the full across, stretching from the coast of egypt across the jordan, and the rock and down towards the gulf of or incentive. it's just a heavy right break, so be some flesh studying for this cause of cost, right. and particularly in saudi arabia and something possibly wrong. it's a rare event anyway, in terms of the year. this is where the nicest weather is talked to you, friday looks nice and sunny and cuz up to 18 is temple faulty in the breeze, not, not strong enough drawer down to featured, however, from the east. what's not s

anyway, most of the euro from the city palestine. stop us up right here and i'll just here, when we come back, we look at how taiwanda is boosting it. civil defense capabilities as tensions continue to grow with china and will tell you why the himalayan kingdom. a futon is betting paige. i'm calling on that stage the the wednesday wasn't a pulling day if you're in nebraska or iowa the would blizzard comes easily to mind . you, i'll remind you this is march and these are the conditions of the central planes. now things may improve if slightly over the next day or so, but this is actually a pretty controlled event, is just these 2 states and one or 2 are the sites. this is the cold strip running from the mountain across towards illinois to the side. it's much warmer to the north, as doctors told us it was in winter, doesn't really tune to exist to any great extent. indeed, even in, for example, nebraska. and i were attempting to rise over the next couple of days. so that wasn't becomes that much settled. and that much more, my jumping

terry cup as soon owed to 0 eunice palestine. or how does all who does live for us in jordan's capsule? amada she is that because he is really government on the palestinian authority of find out is there from reporting inside israel and the occupied at west bank. so honda, what more is we've been hearing from the israelis today a well, these really prime minister's office released a statement saying that they're going to cut off humanitarian a the, to the gaza strip. and that the decision was made in coordination with the united states. it doesn't exactly say why, however, we do know that these really have previously threatened to do this in order to put pressure on him as to try and agree to these rules. terms to the ceasefire deal. how much has said that they want to move forward to face to that they're not interested in extending phase one of the deal because that is role essentially would be getting everything at once. it would have some sort of guarantee that it could return to war. it's certainly not committing to an end of