netanyahu 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, have announced several legal points in order for those areas in the west bank to be handed over to the palestine liberation organization, such as allah, 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 isaac shamir for the third time in a certain period of time . 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 of the handshake in the life of the white house, but in israel there was much skepticism and doubt. shimon parres as the heir to the throne of robin who was killed. he entered the political arena from the left wing, which was able to continue

when the palestine liberation organization was formed, our representatives were with them . you can see khawam who is with yasser arafat. we are jews, we are followers of the jewish religion, and the world should know and be aware that this is a religious conflict. no, in palestine, this conflict is an accident created by the zionists, and in order to solve it, the zionists and the country they created must be completely destroyed, and the world must know that we ourselves are against this occupation, as you can see, i am with president khatami. president ahmadinejad i had many meetings and i had the honor that today. i also met with your president . of course, i had a short meeting in the united states in september at the united nations meetings, and we will continue our work to clearly show the world that this conflict is not a religious conflict at all. and the world, as i said , can see the example of iran . do you have an example of iran when people as muslims in iran think like you? like you, the people of iran understand that there is a difference between jews and zio

this started in 1988 at the palestine liberation organization's palestine national council which is they within the plo which took a decision which was the basis of what we call today a two-state solution. it was a decision to accept the palestinian state on the areas occupied in 1967 in east jerusalem, the west bank and the gaza strip. oslo was not particularly popular among the palestinians and among the palestinians as a whole, the imbalance was evident. the israelis were not offering a state. the israelis in oslo were not offering a state. the israelis were simply offering an interim period in the israeli concept of oslo everything was reversible. on the palestinian side it was seen as irreversible and that was the fundamental difference in the way that both sides saw oslo. >> there was great distrust. especially on, i think it was true of both of them upon arafat and rabin distrusted the other side. they felt the other side was cheating. the jews were busy taking peace and moving slowly towards peace and at the same time they were building settlements and the arabs were talking pea

ladies and gentlemen. chairman of the executive council of palestine liberation organization, his excellency السلام يا السيدات والساده، هي اصعب معارك حياتنا، وهي تستحقق منا، كل الجهود، لان ارض السلام، لان his hand of friendship to his enemy so it put an end to the 40-year war. it was the moment of his farewell to armed. arafat was confident by mutual. recognition there would be no reason to continue the conflict and palestinians can start living peaceful life alongside with the israelis together and turn a new page in history. i feel that the end of the pains, the oppression, the troubles for ours, for our people. he felt it ending, not ending, the start of, but arafat was aware how much palestinians detested the israelis, especially in gaza. في هذا اليوم الاسود تتتنكر المنظمه لدماء شهداء الذين لبوا نداء الوطن اليوم تقق المنظمه اكباد الفلسطينين وتلغي حقهم في وطنهم فلسطين. even many opponents of peace with israel were fatal members. along with few other people immediately resigned from the fata. the realities on the ground are such that we we have accepted. we signed on the dotted line to som

when the palestine liberation organization was formed, our representatives were with them. he is next to yasser arafat and one of them support. when hamas in gaza , he took over the administration of affairs, we had representatives and we personally appeared there and emphasized to them. we are jews, we are followers of the jewish religion, and the world should know and be aware that this is a religious conflict. the first time you noticed that in iran, khomeini believed that jews are not equal to zionism , and he made this distinction, and throughout these years, this thought continued, because jews have been living in iran for 2000 years, and the islamic republic of iran is friendly. oh ba there were jews. when i was a child, i remember that jews lived comfortably in iran. one of the khakams we had lived in quds and he met with ayatollah khomeini and they talked about the differences between judaism and zionism. speaking of the people of iran, we are happy that they understand and know that it is not just us who know . thank god, i have come to iran many times and every t

at the age of 14-15, he became a member of the palestine liberation organization. day when samir said goodbye to leave, he stood at the door and said: i will leave and come back in two days. but he knew that the matter is not that simple and it is not at all clear that he will return. 30 years spent in zionist prisons was not a dead end for them. samir cleverly managed to make the lebanese and the world understand that they are going to a secret prison. it was very strange for them how samir in fact, he did this and how the most secret operation of these was leaked and the world found out that the secretary general of hezbollah had promised samir's release in 2000 , two years after the war in syria, that is, in 1989, samir put on his combat uniform again, this time for syrian people, i am a member of the resistance. yes , you officially appeared in this brigade for the first time in 1993, but the missiles of the zionist regime killed him in germana near damascus, syria, at the age of 53 . samir had many qualities , he was brave, honest and strong-willed. in one wor

at the age of 14-15 , he became a member of the palestine liberation organization.day when samir said goodbye to leave, he stood at the door and said: i will leave for two days and come back. but he knew that the matter is not that simple and it is not at all clear that he will return. 30 years old too. in zionist prisons , there was no way for them to make ends meet. samir cleverly managed to make the lebanese understand that and the world understand that this is happening bring the secret prison of hasharon. this incident caused the israeli government to fire the head of its prisons organization again. this happened three times and it was very strange for them how samir actually did. he did this and in what way the most secret operation of these was leaked and the world found out that the secretary general of hezbollah had promised the release of samir in 2000 davoudi kash came true in 208 he returned to lebanon during an exchange between hezbollah and the zionist regime. a year after these pictures came to the eyes of the world , he came to iran with a group of l

after the secret negotiations of the palestine liberation organization with the representatives of the zionist regime, an agreement was signed under the title of oslo pact 1 and 2 in the years 19. with the mediation of america , it was signed by yasser arafat and isaac rabin, which was supposed to initiate the so-called peace process between israel and palestine and lead to the establishment of the palestinian authority, but this agreement has a specific result for the palestinians. it did not exist and the failure of this agreement caused divisions and differences among the palestinian groups . they could not tolerate someone like yasser arafat, who accompanied him so much, to destroy him , to poison him, to besiege him , to humiliate him. we don't want them to have mercy on anyone, to consider anyone, to respect anyone's rights. zionists are always doing their work with western support and governments affiliated with them in the region, such as the pahlavi government, and by creating differences, threatening or appeasing the rulers of arab and islamic countries. . the lack of consens

in 1985, the headquarters of the palestine liberation organization in tunisia was attacked by air . at least 56 palestinians and 15 tunisians are killed and about 100 people are injured. a tunisian boy is torn to pieces nearby. air attack it was done by israel to end the activities of the militants. 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, it became clear that an american named jonathan pollard had provided israel with information about the palestinians. jonathan pollard had transferred documents to the israeli embassy in washington that were considered sensitive and confidential. documents containing documentation of military activities of different countries.

salim was born in lebanon, through a quota the palestine liberation organization got the opportunitynd gave us everything we wanted, the main thing is that you studied and returned home, helped your people, our diploma, such was, despite the shortage of qualified doctors, to legally get a job in lebanon, dr. salim was only able to this palestinian red crescent hospital. here he has been working as an obstetrician-gynecologist for more than 30 years, we work here, as you have seen, in very difficult conditions, too, this is not like other hospitals, everything is provided, from the standpoint from the side of participation or something like that, and we feel happy, because we are between our people, we help people, one family, we help each other. we cannot live alone, alone, we live together and we help each other, so that some consider themselves strangers here, we must be. doctor. salim thinks with pain in his heart about what it is like now for his fellow doctors in gaza, who for the second month in inhumane conditions continue to fight for people’s lives. he recalls how he himself

at the age of 14-15 , he became a member of the palestine liberation organization.the day when samir said goodbye to leave, he stood at the door and said: i will leave for two days and come back. in the gaza strip, he announced that since the beginning of the zionist attacks , the number of martyrs has exceeded 20,000. of these, 8,000 are children and 620 are women. the security council on the gaza strip has been postponed for the second time due to the us veto threat the draft resolution of the darbar security council was supposed to be drafted last night. the cease-fire was put to a vote in gaza, but due to the possibility of the us veto, the vote was postponed until today. the draft resolution is about establishing a ceasefire, and according to diplomats, the us is against it. this draft requires the zionist regime to stop attacks on the gaza strip at least so that humanitarian aid can reach the residents of the gaza strip. john kirby, spokesman for the us national security council, said that washington is against a permanent ceasefire. it is gaza. the soldiers o

the secret negotiations of the palestine liberation organization with representatives of the zionist regime reached two agreements under the name of the oslo accords 1 and 2 in the year 2000... with the mediation of the united states, yasser arafat and isaac rabin were signed, which was supposed to be the beginning of the process to the term peace between israel and palestine led to the establishment of the palestinian authority, but this agreement did not have a specific result for the palestinians, and the failure of this agreement caused divisions and differences among the palestinian groups . the kurds could not tolerate the zionists , destroying them, poisoning them, besieging them, humiliating them, it is not like this that if we do not show the hand of power in front of the zionists , they will show mercy to someone, consider someone, respect someone's rights. to them in the area like the pahlavi government and the rulers of arab and islamic countries continued their work by threatening or appeasing them. the lack of unity and compromise of some arab countries caused the bigge

force planes shut down israeli planes and for the first time the recognition of the palestine liberation organization plo took place in pakistan at the islamic summit in lahore in 1974 six months before the arab league summit in rabat so pakistan has this very close. close relationship with palestine and even during this current crisis, our role has been very clear, pakistan together with saudi arabia, co-sponsored the initiative for holding the extraordinary oic summit in saudi arabia on 11th of november, we supported the jordanian initiative, the resolution in the united nations general assembly also, which passed with the vast majority. and pakistan has sent two consignments of goods and planes to alleviate the suffering of the people of ghaza on 17th of october and on 7th of november and pakistan is also offered to establish field hospital in rafa and also to help in the evacuation of the wounded people of gaza to pakistan along with their families and attendants. ladies and gentlemen. men this tofan al gaza has exposed and shattered the myth of israeli vin invincibility and also exposed the hypo

he could not do this after the secret negotiations of the palestine liberation organization with representatives of the zionist regime , two agreements under the name of the oslo accords 1 and 2 in 1993 were the beginning of the so-called peace process between israel. palestine has led to the establishment of the palestinian authority, but this the agreement did not have a specific result for the palestinians and the failure of this agreement caused division and differences among the palestinian groups. they could not tolerate someone like yasser arafat, who accompanied all these people, to destroy him , to poison him, to encircle him. humiliating him is not like that if we don't show the hand of power in front of the zionists, they will show mercy to someone, consider someone, respect someone's right . threatening or appeasing the rulers of arab and islamic countries continued their work. lack of unity the compromise of some arab countries hit palestine the hardest, it made the zionists even more arrogant. in those days, we were suffocated in iran. before the victory of the revolution, from the

after the secret negotiations of the palestine liberation organization with the representatives of the zionist regime, the agreement under the name of oslo accords 1 and 2 was signed by yasser arafat and yitzhak rabin in 1993 and 1995 with the mediation of the united states, which was supposed to be the beginning of the process called peace weapons between israel and palestine became the cause of the establishment of the palestinian self-government, but this agreement has a specific result for the palestinians did not have and the failure of this agreement caused divisions and differences among the palestinian groups. someone like yasser arafat , who accompanied so many people, was poisoned by the zionists who could not bear to destroy him. encircling it , humiliating it, it is not like this that if we do not show the hand of power in front of the zionists, they will show mercy to someone, consider someone, respect someone's rights . creating differences, threatening or appeasing the rulers of arab and islamic countries. they were doing their work. the lack of consensus among some arab

. >> outside the white house, 1993, the leader of the palestine liberation organization, yasser arafattzhak rabin, with bill clinton mediating. >> we bid them shalom, salaam, peace. >> this line from rabin's speech became famous. >> we who have fought against you, the palestinians, we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough. >> and then clinton strongarms them into the photo that said the impossible was now possible. it really felt like the engine had kick-started for the eventual creation of a palestinian state that israel was going to accept. it was like the first big wave of hope. i went to gaza at this point. >> there are palestinians who envision a someday prosperous gaza as a kind of hong kong on the mediterranean. >> i followed a 32-year-old palestinian man who had just given up being a lawyer to be a police officer in the newly created palestinian authority, the p.a. >> for this supporter of pla yasser arafat, it's important to show palestinians that those in authority now are also palestinians. >> but -- there was a but. >> but when he w

after the secret negotiations of the palestine liberation organization with the representatives of the zionist regime, two agreements under the name of the oslo accords 1 and 2 in 1993 and 1995 were signed by yasser arafat and ishaq with the mediation of the united states. rabin concluded that it was supposed to initiate the so-called peace process between israel and palestine and lead to the establishment of the palestinian authority, but this agreement did not have a specific result for the palestinians, and the failure of this existing agreement led to division and discord among the palestinian groups. they could not tolerate someone like yasser arafat, who accompanied so many people with the zionists. destroying it, poisoning it, besieging it , humiliating it, it is not like this that if we don't show the hand of power in front of the zionists, they will show mercy to someone, consider someone, respect someone's rights. to them in the region like the pahlavi government and by creating differences of threat or naturalization of the ruler. from the beginning of the revolution, our ho

the secret of the palestine liberation organization with the representatives of the zionist regime, two agreements under the name of the oslo accords 1 and 2 in 1993 and 1995, with the mediation of the united states, was the beginning of the so-called peace process between israel and palestine and led to the establishment of the palestinian authority. brought, but this agreement did not include a special result for the palestinians and the failure of this agreement caused divisions and differences among the palestinian groups. they couldn't tolerate someone like yasser arafat, who accompanied so many people with the zionists, to destroy him , to poison him, to besiege him, to humiliate him like this. if we don't show the hand of power in front of the zionists, they will show mercy to someone, consider someone, respect someone's rights , the zionists will never be supported by the west and the governments affiliated with them in the region, such as the pahlavi government and others. arabic and islamic were doing their work. the lack of unity and compromise of some arab countries hit pale

return, because what they actually got was a recognition on the part of israel of the palestine liberation organization as movement that represents palestinians. okay, good, but that's not good enough, there was nothing, people really need to remember, there was nothing in the oslow agreement which made it mandatory that the israel would move towards a st. in the creation of a palestinian state that was never overly stated, it was something that the palestinians sort of assumed and lots of other people assumed, but they had the right to assume it because it wasn't in the accords, and secondly, what it really did was to sort of give a structure to the idea of autonomy a palestinian autonomy in certain spheres, which was around for for ages, the... egypt israel treaty 197 already was something which the israeli side was willing to and so-called autonomy, well that's what oslo did, it allowed for autonomy, but for things like health, education, civil society type things, but not for defense and not for freedom of movement, so all it really did was give, if i think the best way to put it is, it presented a

after the secret negotiations of the palestine liberation organization with the representatives of thenist regime , the agreement under the name of the 1st and 2nd slovene pacts was signed by yasser arafat and isaac rabin in 1993 and 1995 with the mediation of the united states. it was the beginning of the so-called peace process between israel and palestine , and it led to the establishment of the palestinian self-government, but this agreement did not have a specific result for the palestinians, and the failure of this agreement caused division and discord among someone like yasser arafat , who accompanied all this. the kurds could not tolerate the zionists , destroying them, poisoning them, besieging them, humiliating them, it is not like this that if we do not show the hand of power in front of the zionists , they will show mercy to someone, consider someone, respect someone's rights, with the support of westerners and their affiliated governments. in the region like the pahlavi regime and by creating differences, threatening or appeasing the rulers of arab and islamic countries ,

after the secret negotiations of the palestine liberation organization with the representatives of the zionist regime, an agreement was signed under the name of the oslo accords i and ii in 1993 and 1995 with the mediation of the united states and signed by yasser arafat. and yitzhak rabin arrived, which was supposed to be the beginning of the so-called peace process between israel and palestine , which led to the establishment of the palestinian authority, but this agreement did not have a specific result for the palestinians, and the failure of this agreement caused division and discord among the palestinian groups. . someone like yasser arafat who accompanied the zionists so much not being able to bear it, destroying it, poisoning it, besieging it , humiliating it, it is not like this that if we do not show the hand of power in front of the zionists, they will show mercy to someone, consider someone, respect someone's rights. the region is like the pahlavi government and with this

very little done, because what they actually got was a recision on the israel of the palestine liberation organization as the movement that represents the palestians. okay, good, but that's not enough, there was nothing, we need to remember, there was nothing in the oslow agreement which..." made it mandatory that the israel would move towards assisting in the creation of a palestinan state that was never overly stated, it was something that the palestinians sort of assumed and lots of other people assumed, but they had no right to assume it because it wasn't in the accords. secondly, what it really did was to sort of give a structure to the idea of. autonomy of palestine autonomy in spheres, which was around for for ages, the egypt, israel treaty 1979 already was something which the israel side was willing to agree to, and so-called autonomy, well that's what oslo did, it allowed for autonomy, but for things like health education, civil society type things, but not for defense, and not for freedom of movement, so it all it really did was give, if i think the best way to put it, it's presented a sort

is deanna. bluetooth is around the low base lawyer and former spokes person with the palestine liberation organization and highland. i'm getting the senior fellow at the middle east institute in washington dc. i wanna thank you both for joining me today. then i'm going to start with you since october 7th, israel has consistently reiterated about to destroy from us. it's estimated that from us has 30000 fighters at least, uh, and by these really armies own records in its own account. the air strikes me attacks of killed somewhere around $1.00 to 2000 have mass fighters, given the level of destruction that we see so far a given the current situation on the ground is a military victory for is really impossible. you know, but that's not what they watch it from the beginning mark their idea of destroy him . us is code for destroyed casa, and anybody who's been watching those knows that this is what exactly what is real means. and that's why you see that the vast majority, 62 percent of those have been killed, are pulse any and children under the age of 18 and women. and so all along with their attempt has

. >> the document signed said that the palestine liberation organization recognized israel's right to exist. that israel recognized the plo as the sole representative of the palestinian people. that israel would pull out of much of the palestinian territories after occupying and controlling them starting in 1967. and that the plo renounced violence. the parties were exchanging land for peace. after the signing, the world watched stunning as plo chairman yasser arafat reached out his hand to rabbin and when rabbin reached his hand out in return. and two great observers of the politics of the region. i spoke to ahmad khalidy who was involved and a scholar at oxford. but first up, bebby morris, a israel israeli historian who has written about the middle east peace process. >> raddin looks to be reluctant. explain that. >> he whats a soldier and chief of staff for the israeli army. he had been fighting palestinian terrorists for a long time and regarded arafat as a terrorist. he didn't really believe i think in his heart that arafat would change into a statesman from a terrorist. but he w

a delegation of the palestine liberation organization is preparing to be sent to cairo for a meeting ganization intends to invite the movement to integrate into its structure in order to become the only legitimate... hamas, the territory of the gas sector must be demilitarized, but in the meantime, the tsakhal continues its military operation in the enclave. strikes are also being carried out in lebanon. irkutsk. standing new year's eve we held a tangerine race, in the cold they ran through the city streets in swimsuits, and everyone who met along the way was given the main citrus symbol of the year. this race is the third in the history of the club, even children joined the adults. report by vlad boronenko. music, good mood and bright costumes are what sets the atmosphere for the festive race of the irkutsk walruses. there are many fairy-tale characters here in red caps and costumes. you will meet, there is even santa claus dubak, without a fluffy fur coat he is not cold at all, but i still have a week it’s impossible to get sick, i have holidays and matinees, so today we specially m

the palestine liberation organization delegation is preparing to... become the sole legitimate representativeat will include all palestinian factions. in its turn the israeli prime minister put forward conditions for achieving peace in the middle east. according to benjamin netanyahu, it is only possible with the destruction of hamas, and the territory of the gas strip must. the only ground checkpoint, verkhniy lar , on the georgian-russian border was closed, this was reported in the telegram channel of activist nikolai levshits. according to the source, the reason for this decision was the ongoing snowfalls. the exact timing of its resumption is still unknown. it is also noted that there are more than thousands of cars. earlier it was reported about a gigantic traffic jam of almost 300 cars on the border of russia and the weather in primorye is determined by a cyclone from china in the region warming and dense snow, in siberia there is freezing rain and stormy winds, in tyumen this weather will continue for at least another day, wind gusts up to 25 m /with. due to difficult weather condition

the palestine liberation organization delegation is preparing to head to cairo to meet with the hamasite the movement to integrate into its structure in order to become the only legitimate representatives of the palestinian people. if hamas agrees, a government will be formed that will include all palestinian factions. in its turn the israeli prime minister put forward conditions for achieving peace in the middle east. according to benjamin netanyahu, it is possible only with the destruction of hamas, and the territory of the gas sector must be demilitarized. the only ground checkpoint, verkhniy lar, on the georgian-russian border was closed, this was reported in the telegram channel of activist nikolai levshits. according to the source, the reason for this decision was the ongoing snowfalls. the exact timing of its resumption is still unknown. it is also noted that there are more than thousands of cars. earlier it was reported about a gigantic traffic jam of almost three cars on the border between russia and poland. the weather in primorye is determined by a cyclone from china, warmi

. >> narrator: representing the palestinians, yasser arafat, the chairman of the palestine liberation organization 25 years ofrmed conflict... >> this is a historic breakthrough between israel and the p.l.o., two national movements competing for the same space, and for the first time, they're prepared to recognize each other. >> narrator: known as the oslo accords, supported by president bill clinton, it was designed to end years of violence by laying out a peace process, a deal that could give palestinians their own state and land captured by israel in the 1967 arab-israeli war. >> president clinton felt this was his baby. >> it charts a course toward reconciliation between two peoples who have both known the bitterness of exile. >> narrator: on the white house lawn, the tensions were visible. >> to the last minute, there were issues. rabin is insisting that arafat can't come in a uni... anything that looks like a uniform. we're telling arafat, "don't even-- you can't come with a-- you don't bring a weapon." you know, he always had a pistol. "you don't bring a weapon to the white house." >> then,

campaign is part of the resurgence of the palestinian diaspora in leading, organizing and fighting back for the liberation of palestineinst so-called terroristts. we see this everywhere in the west where the palestinian resistance organizations, the lebanese resistance, the yemeni resistance are labeled as terrorist and criminalized for supporting them. just two weeks ago in germany, our organization, samy dune was officially banned, actually alongside hamas, because simply for speaking and advocating for the prisoners and the resistance, just speech and advocacy. we need to organize everywhere around the world to... to dellist all palestinian, lebanese, yemeny and other resistance organizations from these so-called terror lists, so that we stop the criminalization, the fear and the repression, targeting support of the resistance. fourth, the organization of resistance and armed struggle as part and parcel of the liberation movement, including internationally, boycott and resistance and armed struggle are not contradictory, they are part of one struggle for the liberation of palestine, and that should be reflected. an

take palestine, the goal of the organizers of the french demonstrations is to strengthen the popular mobilization in favor of the struggle for the liberation of palestine, the end of the genocide and to condemn zionism and racism. i participated in this demonstration for humanity . every day when i look at the events in the gaza strip, my soul trembles. we demand the cessation of attacks and a permanent ceasefire in gaza. stopping the priestly generation of free palestine and the murderous israel of france is one of the slogans of the demonstrations in support of palestine in france was. in the seventh week of popular demonstrations around the world, the french asked the leaders of their country to refrain from accompanying the officials of the zionist regime . shahrar hosseini, a reporter for paris radio. this is called a we have 730 days until my last payment, pak shuma, i will always take refuge with you from every life, home to the treasure of life , my house has a light on and a window that is like an open eye. my house is worthy. it's the best. wintec window of a bride, i'm telling you for the third time , what happened to my lawyer?

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palestine, it's about liberating the people and the land and decolonizing palestine, so it's very important directly to think, how can i actually take israel to court, in many dimension, take their organization to court? "we have to make sure that we really understand what are we actually strategies we're making and what type of tactic and we have to understand that it's a long process doesn't take sometimes once or two or three year three months no in some court cases have been in it was three years three years and a half so it takes a long time so it needs a longer so remember the palestinian weeling for very little bit of liberation 17 years therefore we have to be together so reach out and stay together on this fight and don't make it about you" make it about the movement and a palestine if i can actually just stay with you and ask another question about the normalization project, because we know sometimes the war is not just a hard attack, it's also soft war against you know our principles and our boundaries, so what attempts have you um felt in terms of normalization of the zionist um propaganda or of the zionist narrative in germany? i think in germany it's very difficult because the

palestine and it's about liberating the people and the land and decolonizing palestine, so it's very important directly to think, how can i actually take israel to court, in many dimension, take their organization to court, we have to... make sure that we really understand what are we actually what type of strategies we're making and what type of tactic and we have to understand third that it's a long process doesn't take sometimes once or two or three year three months no in some court cases i have been in it was three years so three years and a half so it takes a long time so it needs a longer breath so remember the palestinian we think for very little bit of liberation 17 years so therefore we have to be together so reach out and stay to together on this fight and don't make it about yourself, make it about the movement and about palestine. mid, if i can actually just stay with you and ask another question about the normalization project, because we know that sometimes the war is not just a hard attack, it's also soft war against you, our principles and our boundaries, so what attempts have you um felt in terms of normalization of the zionist um propaganda or of the zionist narrative in germ