, if we want to take a close look at the oslo accords, in fact , the two sides , the palestine liberation organization the israeli government, had announced several legal points in order for those areas in the west bank to be handed over to the palestine liberation organization. like god, areas like ariha and then gaza. in fact, the time of rabin's assassination was, in a sense, the peak, in fact , it was the space and opportunity that the right-wingers led by netanyahu had created for them to come to power again after ishaq shamir for the third time in a certain period of time. and by the way, that's how it happened. in this netanyahu's time was creating a coalition of ultra-religious rightists and security-seeking conservatives. they strongly opposed the oslo accords, and it didn't take long for the protests to begin. the world witnessed the historic handshake celebration in the life of the white house. but. we had a lot of skepticism and doubt in israel. shimon parres as the heir to the throne of robin who was killed. he entered the political arena from the left wing, where he was able to continue

the oslo agreement, in fact, several legal points were announced by both sides, the palestine liberation organization and the israeli government, so that those areas in the west bank are under the administration of the liberation organization. palestine should be handed over to areas like ramallah, areas like ariha and then gaza. in fact, the time of rabin's assassination was, in a sense, the peak, in fact, the space and opportunity that the right-wingers led by netanyahu had created for them to come to power again after esagshamir for the third time. in a certain period of time , and by the way, it happened the same way. at this time , netanyahu was creating a coalition of ultra-religious rightists and security-seeking conservatives. they strongly opposed the oslo accords, and it didn't take long for the protests to begin. the world witnessed the historic celebration. handshakes were in the life of the white house, but in there was much skepticism and doubt in israel. as the heir to the throne of rabin , who was killed, shimon peres entered the political arena from the left wing, which was able to c

charge if we want to take a close look at the oslo accords, in fact, the two sides , the palestine liberation organization and the israeli government , had announced several legal points in order for those areas in the west bank to be handed over to the palestine liberation organization, areas such as ramallah, areas such as ariha and then gaza, in fact, the time of rabin's assassination , in a sense, it was actually the peak. in fact, it was the space and opportunity created for the right-wing parties under the leadership of netanyahu to come to power again after isaac shamir for the third time in a certain period of time , and by the way, this is what happened at this time. netanyahu was creating a coalition of ultra-religious rightists and security-seeking conservatives. they strongly opposed the oslo accords, and it wasn't long before protests began. the world witnessed the historic handshake celebration in the life of the white house. but there was a lot of skepticism and doubt in israel. as the heir to the throne and who was killed, shimon perrez entered the political arena from the left wing , who

really do appreciate it. diana bu to posted in lawyer and former legal advisor to the palestine liberation organization. thanks so much. the united nations is flying. it's flags at half stop and we'll observe a minute of silence on monday to on. are you in stuff killed or wounded in guns? and this is the scene outside the office and the bank called on friday, the you in agency for palestinian refugees. and what announce 101 of its employees had been killed since the start of the war. and this is the united nations university in tokyo. these things will be repeated at you in offices around the world. on monday, the organization has concerned itself at its highest number of deaths among stuff in any conflict since it was formed in 1945 is of course going, this is a full no, we're was spokesperson and he joins us now from london. thank you very much. for being on al jazeera, 1st of all, 101 you in a employees have been killed since the beginning of this war. i, you know, that you, obviously, you used to work for and what, what is your reaction to that? many of them you, you may have known, i mean, just a

it's also the driving force of the palestine liberation organization or p l. o. the umbrella group internationally recognized as representing the palestinian people the current p l o. chairman, as far as leader me to boss, he's also the president of the palestinian authority which governs parts of the occupied west bank. well, most of the palestinian authority doesn't govern guys. a b as in the mr. milliken group thomas took over and gaza after 2006 elections and kick 5 out of the territory. mahmoud abbas was one of the activists who helped form santa at the end of the 1950s. initially it focused on militant opposition to be as riley government . however, in the 1980s, fact i shifted towards diplomacy form are found to a leader and po chairman yasser. arafat became an important player in the oslo accords. this was a piece deal signed between israel and the palestinians that proposed a 2 state solution. sata still supports this and recognizes the state of israel like come us, such as vision is an independent pilot. stein made up of the west bank, east jerusalem, a

and this palestine liberation organization slogan has been adopted by hamas and calls for the elimination of israel and the death of all jews. whereas, on november 3, 2023, rashida tlaib tweeted that the slogan, from the river to the sea, which calls for the genocide of all jews, is an aspirational call for freedom, human rights, and peaceful coexistence. whereas, in september, 2022, rashida tlaib as a member of the congressional progressive caucus displayed her disdain for israel saying, you cannot claim to hold progressive values, yet back israel's apartheid government. whereas, instead of denouncing the horrors of hamas slaughtering israelis, rashida tlaib stated on october 3, 2023, the path to the future must include lifting the blockade, ending the occupation, and dismantling the apartheid system that creates the suffocating dehumanizing conditions that can lead to resistance. whereas, rashida tlaib exhibited her hatred for america by reposting a merge on october 12, 2023 blaming america for allowing the deaths of palestinian babies at the hands of israel. whereas, rashida tlaib inci

immediately arises: i was in beirut in 1982, when the palestinian organization , the palestine liberation organizationof there, the israeli position was that there could be no peace until the palestine liberation organization was removed from lebanon, as a result... can you can you imagine something similar happening now with hamas, or are these historical analogies groundless? i think that these analogies are not entirely correct, because even if the gas sector leaves the israeli army a wet spot. then the survivors the survivors, hamas, they will probably be able to find shelter on the west bank, where the main one is located, but it will be difficult for them to penetrate the west bank, but hardly impossible, that is, what will the israelis do then, they will also suppress fire and fire the remaining pieces interspersed with palestinian autonomy in the west bank and where then is the end? ok, the palestinians , they will move somewhere to another state, i just don’t see when you say that the analogy is incorrect, i agree with you, because in relation to the organization liberation of palestine, it w

clearly assumed the leadership role in solving the palestinian issue by establishing the palestine liberation organization. really proved to the israelis that the arabs were disunited. june 5th, 1967 became the great test of the united arab nation. israel attacked egypt and captured the siini desert. israel also inflicted heavy defeats on the arab armies on the jordanian and syrian fronts. "the myth of nasa, the dream of a united arab nation, and the palestinian refugees dreams, all collapsed in the six-day war and vanished into thin air. the palestinians, under the leadership of yasir arafat, believed only hope for the liberation of palestine, is palestinians themselves and no one else. they pen all their wishes and dreams on yaser arafat. the most famous palestinian fighter, arafat managed to establish a left-wing nationalist gorilla organization named the fata organization in jordan. to expand its activities and strengthen itself against the zionist front, the... organization started recruiting new members. a palestinian woman who had studied photography in cairo, was one of the new members who joined

the palestine liberation organization's conflict with israel ends. an autonomous government is formed, which is far from the ideal of quds and the purpose of its formation pacify palestine. and this kind of silent repression goes to you. when israel is relieved of the palestinians, to the new actor. hezbollah goes to lebanon when israel attacked , the economic and social conditions of lebanon were not suitable, israel did whatever it wanted , stole ordinary people and took them captive in lebanese lands. but hezbollah's resistance exists so that israel retreats . the first prisoner exchange operation is carried out. hezbollah can free its forces from israel. while everyone is happy about hezbollah's success. a tragic incident occurs to give the israeli army targets a car with its passengers. in this incident, seyyed abbas mousavi, the secretary of kalb el allah, along with his family , were all martyred. seyed abbas mousavi was aware of the dangers. but he had decided to be with his family. even during the israeli attack. with the martyrdom of the lea

and a second resolution also passed will give the palestine liberation organization a formal place atn. as an observer. english: when the p.l.o. were given observer status, it seemed to encourage the idea ththat violencnce was goining t your gririevance heaeard in a a way whichch got it reres. israel wilill pursue the p.l.o. murderers until justice is meted out to them. the blood of jewish children will not be shed with impunity. harrrris: inin the uniteted states,, terrorism m takes the form o of bombingsgs. the fbfbi records more than a thousand terrorist bombings every year. burrough: it is just startling how widespread bombings, especially these types of protest bombings, werere in the 191970s. they h happened byby the hundr. the weather underground put bombs in the state department and in a military induction center in oakland, california. it was not, to me, a weapon that you use to kill people. [ explososion ] it was something you use to disrupt things. somebody called them "exploding press releases." christiaian: both ththe washinn and d oakland bobombs were set to protest agai

against the agents of the zionist regime and the increase in the military presence of palestine liberation organizationces in jordan, shah hussein bin talal jordani, the then king of jordan , saw his position in danger. in the meantime, since the beginning of september 1970 , there have been scattered clashes between the jordanian army and the palestinian charid, especially in the capital of this country. and there was even an attempt on shah hossein's life that failed. finally, on the order of shah hussein , in the early morning of september 17 , he began his extensive and all-out attack on the gathering center of the palestinian forces and with his heavy light weapons, he launched a tough war against the palestinians and caused the death and expulsion of a large number of palestinians, but in syria after 1948, when the palestinians came around damascus and pitched their tents, the yarmouk camp was formed, and after september the largest number of palestinians were sheltered in 13 camps in syria. the syrian government has given special privileges to palestinian refugees. the first narrative, the bound

in 1985, the headquarters of the palestine liberation organization in tunisia was attacked by air.least 56 palestinians and 15 tunisians are killed and about 10 people are injured. a tunisian boy nearby. it breaks into pieces. the air attack was carried out by israel to end the activities of the fighters. because the palestinians had moved their headquarters to tunisia after being expelled from lebanon. the united nations security council condemns the attack on tunisian territory. some time later , an american named pollard is revealed. it has provided information about the palestinians to israel. jonathan pollard had transferred documents to the israeli embassy in washington that were considered confidential. documents containing documentation of military activities of different countries. although some time later, jonathan pollard was arrested and imprisoned. but israel has been using pollard's information for a long time to assassinate palestinian commanders . including the assassination of khalil al-wazir, known as abu jihad. abu jihad, one of the leaders of fatah movement , wa

israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin exchanged letters on mutual recognition of the palestine liberation organizationsrael. for this, both also received the nobel peace prize, but now it stands as a result of an assassination attempt, this time organized by an israeli far-right extremist. in october 94, israel and jordan signed a peace treaty and established diplomatic relations. and a quarter of a century later, in september 2020, in washington, israeli prime minister netanyahu and the foreign ministers of the united arab emirates and bahrain signed a document on the normalization of relations naming key players such as saudi arabia and egypt. everyone says that he is losing his authority. is losing legitimacy, harsh complaints are being made against secretary general gutierres. did you expect such a reaction and what should you generally be afraid of when thinking about the future. i was not surprised by israel's claims against the secretary general. for many years, israelis have found reasons to condemn the un for its activities and the resolutions it passes, but this should not be the case, many

she is a palestinian lawyer and former adviser to the negotiating team of the palestine liberation organizationroke the news of mosab abu toha's kidnapping. she joins us now from haifa. diana, can you talk about what you understand has happened? >>mosab's story is like that of so many. she was seeking refuge in the refugee camp. his own home was bombed and shattered to pieces. while he was in the refugee camp, the israeli perpetrated a massacre which was 70 meters away from where he was. he twice escaped death. his son is an american born citizen. they come along with the rest of the family, finally got clearance to be able to leave rafah to go elsewhere. as they were fleeing from the heavily bombed nord of the gaza strip, they were forced to go through a checkpoint, what was supposed to be a safe passage on a road that leads from the north to the south. at that checkpoint, at that military area, he, along with hundreds of other people, were forced to raise their hands. he was forced to put his son down on the ground, three years old, raise his hands in the air and he and hundreds of others, me

against the agents of the zionist regime and the increase in the military presence of the palestine liberation organization forces in jordan, king hussein bin talal of jordan saw his position in danger. jordan and palestinian guerillas , especially in the capital of this country , were attacked and even killed shah hussein, which failed. finally , by the order of shah hussein in the morning of september 17, 1977 the jordanian army began its extensive and all-out attack on the gathering center of the palestinian forces and launched a tough war against the palestinians with its heavy light weapons, killing and expelling a large number of palestinians, but syria after 1948 with the yarmouk camp was formed by the arrival of palestinians around damascus and their tents, and after black september, the largest number of palestinians were sheltered in 13 camps in syria. the syrian government gives special privileges to the refugees. the first narrative of the borders of ana muhammad saleh al-rakuei's painting is right in the elementary and secondary schools of baghza, palestine, and then you graduate. the teachers

ahmad sedgati, the commander of the palestine liberation organization, officially announced the worldl massacre you . we will destroy you. kill the jews . destroy israel. terran, following an israeli convoy attack , defeated the army of the arab countries, the air force , the infantry, the artillery, and the tank battalions in one place. they gathered so that the war of 1967 lasted only 6 days due to the weakness of the arab leaders, israel saved itself , this victory was so big and sudden that it destabilized the country, it was the beginning of many events that we are involved in today. the war has created new camps for refugees. more than a million of them are homeless and struggling to survive while the struggle for lasting peace continues. at the end of the war , israel occupied the golan heights of the west bank, the gaza strip and the sinai desert. in this way, israel expanded to more than 3 times. occupation of palestinian territories. the fire ignited dozens of conflicts. but for the israelis, this was a historic victory. benjamin, who was a high school student in america, ga

india was the first non-arab country to recognize the palestine liberation organization in 1970 and has ever since advocated two-state solution. but when the bjp came to power, there was a shift in alignment with india expressing strong support for israel and abstaining. from voting for sease fire in gaza. analysts say india being the largest buyer of israeli weapons and their growing partnership reflects that shift in alignment. observers say israelis are using islamophobic propaganda to justify their bloodshed in the besieged gaza strip, calling it crackdown on terrorism. it is however deliberate military onslot on innocent palestinian women and children, action which is prohibited by international law and rules of engagement. india condemned the october 7 attack by hamas resistance movement, expressing solidarity with israel. new delhi is also barring any gathering in solidarity with gaza. in recent weeks, many activists and students have been detained while schools face police actions for their social media posts in support of palestine. israel, we came to show solidarity with the p

fails and his life is about to be destroyed, ahmed salafi, the commander-in-chief of the palestine liberation organization, officially declared jihad and holy war: we will massacre you, we will destroy you, kill the jews, destroy israel. at least for netanyahu's father, this was actually history repeating itself. israelis close to the ground as they try to hide from radars during the national anthem following a surprise israeli airstrike defeated the army of the arab countries. the air force , infantry, artillery and tank divisions were gathered in one place until the war of 1967 lasted only 6 days with the weakness of the arab leaders. israel saved themselves . this victory was so big and sudden that it destabilized the country and was the starting point of many events that we are involved in today. the war has created new camps for refugees. more than a million arabs have been displaced. they are homeless and helpless trying to survive. while efforts to reach lasting peace continue. at the end of the fasting war israel, golan heights, west bank, gaza strip. and occupied the sinai desert. thus, israel ex

united states should not support the creation of a state under the leadership of the palestine liberation organization, because it is unfair to demand the creation of a twenty-second arab state, second after jordan palestine, at the expense of the only jewish state and work in america, changed his last name. his views on palestinian statehood have changed little in 45 years. fierce fighting continues in palestine . israel is determined to completely eradicate hamas, no matter the cost. the islamists, if you believe their revelations to western journalists, are deliberately provoking the israelis in order to destroy all sorts of countries . they must understand what the israelis feel and experience after 7. this is not hamas or even hezbollah, which is much more dangerous, israel is involved in a war on at least five fronts, the most difficult, of course, is the gaza sector , but there is a real war on the west bank of the jordan river, military operations are underway, which are trying to attack with ballistic missiles with a flight range of 2,000 km, drones, with explosives, the threat may come from

liberation of palestine. the palestine liberation organization - the main organization that fought for the rights of the palestinianst that time was not effective enough. this is where the islamic resistance movement hamas appears. he offers palestinians. a better, albeit more radical, alternative: the complete destruction of israel and the establishment of an islamic state on the territory of all of historical palestine. in fact, it is not only a terrorist organization, it is also a political , religious social movement that rules the territory and the population in the gaza strip, they actually took over the gaza strip in a coup d'état, this happened in june 2007 after killing 170 representatives of the palestinian authority from fatah. they do not recognize the right of israel to exist in any borders, they want to erase israel from the world map, destroy the state of israel, eliminate the state of israel. according to the israeli view of these events, hamas seized power in the gaza sector. palestinians believe that hamas came to power through elections, israel considers hamas terrorists, but for palestine, it is

negotiate with this regime anymore, because arafat pledged his entire existence to the palestine liberation organization with all its records, and he said frankly that we will no longer do armed work and this it was too much for a stone for the palestinian people, but anyway it broke ate, but now the thought that the zionist regime should be treated with respect is now a global thought and this is very important, that is, you should ask the americans , see what happened in france today, just in european cities, everyone, not only hamas , but also the necessity of armed struggle with they emphasize this regime and consider the peaceful way to be an ineffective way. this is very important, so the victory that is now in the case of prisoners, in the case of food , in the case of every case, these are very important victories, but this axis is a great victory that on the one hand, in the first part, i said water for the army he didn't leave it to their representative, the supreme leader , they created a terrorist breeding outpost in the region. this outpost collapsed from the military . mr. qanat, our time

you're a former legal advisor to the palestine liberation organization. i. i want to follow up on what sarah, hi, wright was reporting specifically what the french president amended in that cool was saying there's a change of tone, the french presidency. he's saying, quote, babies, ladies, old people have been killed. there is no reason low, no legitimacy for that. that is not what the french president was saying a few weeks ago when he was visiting israel. secondly, anthony, blinking us secretary of state saying, quote, for too many palestinians have been killed, much more needs to be done to protect civilians. but those are not the words that is not the language these leaders were using. even only a few days ago. i just wanted your opinion on what appears to be the changing language slash rhetoric coming from major world powers and countries that have been the closest allies to israel. since this all started. yes, there definitely is a change in tone and there needs to be a change in tone. look, i think it's important for us to step back. we are today on d

remove the soviet union and its main mediator, the palestine liberation organization. and internationalnot the only channel because czechoslovakia, east germany and cuba are obviously very important additional mediators. back in 1969 , there were 50 camps on the territory of the soviet bloc, 40 of which were located in the soviet union, where terrorists were trained? it was to destabilize and weaken and terrorize every country in the west, every american interest, every american economic base. soviet union, and international terrorism is flourishing in a way that was not even close during the times of the soviet union, not even when it began only in the soviet union and not so much in the soviet union. the organization of the liberation of palestine seemed to netanyahu as the main evil, it was he who called not so long ago, speaking before lukumu, i have said this many times, to sponsor hamas, he said, those who help hamas are working for the collapse of palestinian unity, it is beneficial for us, flirting with the devil , received that, as usual, this is the result, now he is trying to

so this, the palestine liberation organization that is the representative. but at this time, it's very difficult for people to say that they are the, the sole voice because so many palestinian factions are not included in the po, low. but beyond that, the importance is that right now with the us is trying to do is they're trying to put in a pseudo palestinian government one that they like into the gaza strip. and i can, i can tell you that there's going to be no house the leader that wants to be seen as entering the gaza strip on the back of it is really full. those are on the back of it is really tack. that's just simply not going to happen, but more importantly, this is the same house. any of us already that on october, the 6th that the united states had been, had been maligning the effectively turned into persona non grata. so it's like they pull out this pocket when they want it and then put it away when they don't want it . this is where i mean what this is, what i mean. what i say is up for palestinians to decide. we need to have our own internal elect