palestinian journalists who i speak to regularly about the terrible things we're witnessing a palestinian media watch and the hope to bring about peace with the palestinians you can be a peaceable stand there be a p i have tremendous sympathy and all i want i would love. let me tell you something when i quoted you before is the reason why there's no peace the palestinian use in the past the need adults are being bombarded with such poison and such hatred there never would have been and it defied had there not been poisoning from one thousand nine hundred four through the year two thousand that we were observing and that we were screaming about and we were warning about it because as i said polls showed at the beginning of the oslo accords that palestinians admired israelis and democracy human rights that was a population we could have slipped into a peace treaty with if not for all the poison coming from the palestinian leadership who came from tunisia as you know this was not the local population we signed oslo with who very much wanted to live in israel in peace this was a foreign population yasser

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and my american sister when she watches mainstream media, she never sees a palestinian family in bethlehem making cookies are going to the park. she sees suicide bombers everywhere. that is what the american media wants you to think and have a stereotype. the biggest challenge for the americans is to break the stereotypes and start looking at the palestinians or israelis or the south africans from the inside and try to understand their stories before they stereotyped them. >> i will add this small thing. we have and lot to learn from you and we are enjoying it very much and are meeting people and experiencing in hearing stories. i think what we bring to the table and least for this program is the real belief that we can make a change. to believe oyou with us. that's it. >> that was our last question. thank you all for coming. newstoryleadership.org. paul would like to say a few words. >> thank you. i hope as you leave that your heart is in a different place then maybe it was when he walked in. i hope you will walk out with some hope. will you walk out with some hope? i want you to acknowle

media, about guns, killing, and drugs. shoe is very nervous before i came to the u.s.. my sister, my american sister in minnesota, when she watches, she never saw a palestinian executive in bethlehem. she saw suicide bombers everywhere. that is what they wanted to think. that is the stereotypes they want you to have. the biggest challenge is to break those and look at us from the inside. >> i will add one small thing. we are very much and join this program, hearing stories. i think it will we bring to the table for these programs, we can make a change and we need you to believe with us. >> all right. that was our last question. i want to thank you all for coming. i am sure they have thrown the new story leadership out half of a dozen times. right before i let you go, paul would like to say a few quick words. >> thank you very much, patrick. as you leave, as you walk out the door this afternoon, i hope to your heart is in a different place than it was when you walked in. i will answer it again. will you walk out with some hope? i want you to please acknowledge the people of this panel and the previous panel. it is in their words, their heart, and their passion. can i ask