resolve the palestinian refugee problem. a message he repeated in lebanon on. my roof and. i have a. senator mythical we traveled to beirut which was known for its free press we had a lot of illogical things in the press conference held by brilliant. someone said we're prepared to wait hundred years for a solution to the palestinian issue to which remember replied you're a journalist and not a palestinian had you been up an athenian you would be adamant that a solution be found a soon as possible. as comments through a hostile response out of press denounced him as a traitor and a madman. in cairo the tunisian embassy was set alight by angry demonstrators. that had to be there seemed to be out of step with the mood on the street. for his part president nasr sought to convince the west of the need to address the problem of the palestinians before it provoked further violence and instability. there i took the i have a list of what expected and we have run a new and. expected conflict you know the day israelis speak about in a.

but some palestinians took a very different view palestinian guerrilla leader abu nidal believed the two state solution was tantamount to capitulation he split from the p.l.o. and formed his own group calling it the revolutionary council and basted and backed out. the iraqi regime once again hostile to artifacts leadership of the p.l.o. provided backing to abu nidal splinter. in january of one nine hundred seventy eight gunmen loyal to abu nidal assassinated site hamami at the p.l.o. office and. it was to be the first of many killings of federal palestinians that a little area. despite its talk of a two state solution the mainstream thought a hundred artifacts did not relinquish its arms struggle in march one thousand seven hundred eight a fact that unit led by a female commando element to be commandeered an israeli bus near the city of haifa . in the ensuing firefight thirty six israelis were killed or israel responded by invading southern lebanon and setting up what it termed as a security zone to drive p.l.o. forces out of rocketing which. almost a year later israel struck a massi

punish the palestinians yeah. that's true he told king hussein to twist our ear but he didn't ask him to massacre us. and then nasser went to murder someone threw up so he would not being cairo when things came to a head. but the jordanians were still in two minds about what course of action to pursue against the armed palestinians in their midst prime minister was recommended a more conciliatory approach. i don't know much and of the depth to which we i told him the palestinians will not withdraw unless they are faced with a superior force so what. are you dissenting what i said no this is our recommendation based on the intelligence available to us. his majesty then intervene and the doctors in my recommendation. on september sixth one nine hundred seventy the popular front for the liberation of palestine or p f l b force the jordanians hand. it hijacked airliners belonging to swiss air and t.w.a. eight and forced them to land at a disused runway in the jordanian desert known as dawson's field and. a third hijac

to punish the palestinians. four of them that's true he told king hussein to twist our ear but he didn't ask him to massacre us. and then nasser went to murder someone threw up so he would not being cairo when things came to a head. but the jordanians were still in two minds about what course of action to pursue against the armed palestinians in their midst prime minister was fear recommended a more conciliatory approach and ignore. i don't know much and of the data to which we i told him the palestinians will not withdraw unless they are faced with a superior force so what. are you dissenting i said no this is a recommendation based on the a telegin surveille about us. his majesty then intervene and the doctors in my recommendation. on september sixth one nine hundred seventy the popular front for the liberation of palestine or p f l p force the jordanians hand. it hijacked airliners belonging to swiss air and t.w.a. eight and forced them to land at a disused runway in the jordanian desert known as dawson's fie

not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. one ofof the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy may

he was a palestinian first and. he didn't take on the job to be a tool of nasser but to channel the energies of the palestinian people he raised the bar when it came to losses views on palestinian nationalism get him off. he out of the house we were supposed to launch in one thousand nine hundred sixty four before the palestine national council meeting in jerusalem in it i was there in jerusalem but i didn't attend the meeting it's i was preparing to launch military operations as a gift to the pansy but we decided against it because we thought it might be perceived as an attempt to upstage the council meeting and its resolutions. i felt that his revolutionary comrades in fact that viewed the newly created p.l.o. with great suspicion. they felt the organization was the product of the same impotent arab regimes that had lost palestine in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. that had the activists wanted instead to take matters into their own hands and in january one thousand nine hundred five they began attacking t

punish the palestinians yeah. that's true he told king hussein to twist our ear but he didn't ask him to massacre us. and then nasser went to murder someone threw up so he would not being cairo when things came to a head. but the jordanians were still in two minds about what course of action to pursue against the armed palestinians in their midst the prime minister was recommended a more conciliatory approach. and in many much end of the day that. i told him the palestinians will not withdraw unless they are faced with a superior force so what. are you dissenting i said no this is a recommendation based on the a teligent surveille about us. his majesty then intervene and the doctors in my recommendation. on september sixth one nine hundred seventy the popular front for the liberation of palestine or p f l p force the jordanians hand. it hijacked airliners belonging to swiss air and t.w.a. eight and forced them to land at a disused runway in the jordanian desert known as dawson's field and. a third hijacking of an

listening to the palestinian. boss or we'll be taking some of the main moments of thought meeting in the coming hours and bringing it to you what it means watch was said we are watching our to international live from moscow my names you know neal i'll be back in thirty minutes time with more global news from r.t. h.q. . i. was i think. i i i. i i. was i i was . go. us.

and more than seven thousand palestinians he killed their medical teams he killed everyone we started out this was a message of this was you know was it wasn't whipping up no i totally it wasn't a message of violence it was a clear message from the palestinian nation that we want our rights back what is donald trump doing is not helping his destroying the future of the palestinians want to buy luxury market the. but i know he is not much and he is not helping the israelis either and we don't like any kind of blood in the scene if you don't want our local to go home back i don't want blood was for your militants doing fifty of them they were not will not you have to differentiate between two things someone out there we'll yeah i want all our say oh my god he said that he says fifteen million sense had no one killed he didn't say militants he said fifty members of hamas and you know that hamas is a big movement there is a militant wing and harassed but the people who were marching they were civilians they were students they were teachers they were just you used and cut shows me you see

witnessed every single day in the oppression intimidation and humiliation of palestinian men women and children by the israeli occupying forces and extremist settlers and as the dangerous political impasse persists the need to protect our people under this occupation remains urgent and unquestionably while we would have clearly preferred that the security council uphold its duties the negative outcome has only in boulder and israelis impunity further endangering palestinian lives thus we have been compelled to continue our efforts in the you and system to secure protection for our people we cannot remain silent in the face of the of the most violent crimes and human rights violations being systematically perpetrated against our people nobody would remain silent and not only that we will continue to do everything possible in order to protect our people this is our right to all people and the palestinian people should not be the exception faced with the recent killing one hundred and twenty nine palestinian civilians including sixteen children and enjoy more than thirteen thousand six hu

at the end of the day they're not understanding the palestinians you don't have a capital excuse me jerusalem is not yours it's not for the christians even it's for the israelis you all do. to have an option of a palestinian say that he says either but he said that he said that they are not not he said occluding me he said unfortunate on that he said to lose all the boundaries and choosing them he hasn't said that nor he said jerusalem is the capital of the jewish people he didn't say jerusalem is a palestinian state it's not talking about what's said himself our waitress second bit as if she was wimpy he did a big mistake by saying it's a capital for a jewish people this is so wrong there was nothing like that in the history it was told by the arabs they can and it's they built the city and they can i honest they provide for everyone who lived in the city itself not mr no not like i was i was going to say i don't have more than you a chance with him hot dogs are like a bear should ask why you said this i've and we have a single point i want to duty is to resist occupation yes that

of care for the palestinian population to really almost really put tremendous pressure on the palestinian leadership to step aside in some way so that the arab states saudi arabia egypt united arab emirates and jordan could fill could fill the void and essentially speak for the palestinians this is been a long time strategy of i would call the hard right hard pro israel hard right pro israel organized community in the united states they have long seen as a huge problem in terms of resolving the conflict between israel and the arab states and so by defunding and putting so much pressure on the palestinians their hope and they have now a powerful voice in the trump white house with jarrett cushion or their hope is to really push the palestinian leadership aside and just deal with friendly arab governments see what happens certainly in the coming months for the rebuttal over it thank you very much for joining us from washington d.c. .

sea blockade but there is also increasing frustration with the failure of palestinian politicians to come together and more effectively act on behalf of their own citizens. today on talk to al-jazeera residents in gaza tell us about their lives in their own words. israel occupied gaza in the one nine hundred sixty seven. in two thousand and one during the first palestinian uprising known as the intifada israel began making it even more difficult for gazans to work in israel. in two thousand and five following the israeli government's so-called disengagement plan to separate his radius from palestinians eight thousand israeli settlers were evicted from the gaza strip. a year later hamas beat fatah in palm entry elections in gaza. efforts to form a unity government between fatah and hamas failed and in two thousand and seven fighting between the rival factions broke out. in the end house took control of the gaza strip and a period of a more permanent split between the two palestinian parties began leaving the fatah dominated promise to needle forty in control in the west bank. israel r

story the struggle for palestinian. history and the revolution on al-jazeera. and monday put it well on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. on counting the cost what economists are saying about warmer relations between the u.s. and north korea as america's trade ties with canada sour. and why business has a warning the u.k. car industry risk being wiped out. counting the cost on al-jazeera. charlie gibson for the part of their football fans who don't think about goldberg really had that lead explaining when real madrid a club worth five hundred million euros expresses a position on something the world anti-doping agency ha

was a palestinian first and. he didn't take on the job to be a tool of luster but to channel the energies of the palestinian people he raised the bar when it came to losses views on palestinian nationalism get him off. he out of the house we were supposed to launch in one thousand nine hundred sixty four before the palestine national council meeting in jerusalem in it i was there in jerusalem but didn't attend the meeting i was preparing to launch military operations as a gift to the pansy but we decided against it because we thought it might be perceived as an attempt to upstage the council meeting and its resolutions. i felt that his revolutionary comrades in fact that viewed the newly created p.l.o. with great suspicion. they felt the organization was the product of the same impotent arab regimes that had lost palestine in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. that had the activists wanted instead to take matters into their own hands and in january one thousand nine hundred five they began attacking targets

but some palestinians took a very different view palestinian guerrilla leader abu nidal believed the two state solution was tantamount to capitulation he split from the p.l.o. and formed his own group calling it the revolutionary council and based in baghdad . the iraqi regime once again hostile to artifacts leadership of the p.l.o. provided backing to abu nidal splinter. in january of one nine hundred seventy eight gunmen loyal to abu nidal assassinated site hamami at the p.l.o. office and. it was to be the first of many killings of federal palestinians that a little area. despite its talk of a two state solution the mainstream thought a hundred artifacts did not relinquish its arms struggle in march one thousand seven hundred eight a fetter unit led by a female commando element to be commandeered an israeli bus near the city of haifa . in the ensuing firefight thirty six israelis were killed. israel responded by invading southern lebanon and setting up what it termed as a security zone to drive p.l.o. forces out of rocketry which. almost a year later israel struck a massive blow ag

but some palestinians refused to accept the deal. they remained collapse and in july nineteenth seventy one king hussein continued his attack on. the jordanian army overran the remaining p.l.o. bases and positions forcing the palestinians to capitulate. some palestinian fighters chose to give themselves up to israeli forces across the river jordan rather than surrender to what they viewed as a grim fate at the hands of the jordanians. and so forth the palestinians would term the events that led to their expulsion from jordan as black september. the p.l.o. had held sway over large areas of jordan now it was drones formed into a broken movement in search of a sanctuary. one of us leaders otherwise known as abu iyad was determined that the p.l.o. remain a force to be reckoned with despite the defeat in jordan. and tom a man man with him. little by apple yet gathered a group of us and said you have to prove to the world that the revolution has survived. but we must show the world the long arm of the revolution. now beyond announced the b

but some palestinians took a very different view palestinian guerrilla leader abu nidal believed the two state solution was tantamount to capitulation he split from the p.l.o. and formed his own group calling it the revolutionary council and based in fact that. the iraqi regime once again hostile to arafat's leadership of the p.l.o. provided backing to abu nidal splinter. in january of one hundred seventy eight gunmen loyal to abu nidal assassinated sight hamami at the p.l.o. office and. it was to be the first of many killings of federal palestinians that carry out. despite its talk of a two state solution the mainstream thought a hundred artifacts did not relinquish its arms struggle in march one thousand seven hundred eight a fact that unit led by a female commando. commandeered an israeli bus near the city of haifa. in the ensuing firefight thirty six israelis were killed. israel responded by invading southern lebanon and setting up what it termed as a security zone to drive p.l.o. forces out of rocketry which. almost a year later israel struck a massive.

resolution calling for the protection of palestinian civilians on the gaza border after months now deadly clashes with israeli soldiers plus the. letter was given to me by. phone stalwart you like to see what was in that what you like with how much how much how much after getting a less it seems from the leader of north korea donald trump says that a much anticipated summit between washington and pyongyang will take place after all. and a florida jury awards only four cents compensation to the grieving family of a black man who was fatally shot in his own home by for me. good morning this is our to live from moscow review train did run the world this saturday just to nine am here now my name's kevin now in first of this update the u.s. has vetoed a u.n. resolution the called for the protection of palestinian civilians on the gaza border america's own resolution that said blame the islamist militant group hamas for the violence failed to get any support of the un the draft has been submitted on behalf of arab nations those against. the with dilution of mention of the the five times yet you

in the headlines this hour the us blocks the un resolution calling for the protection of palestinian civilians on the gaza border after months now of deadly clashes with israeli soldiers plus. letter was given to me by. the phones for would you like to see what was in that letter all your life with it how much how much better how much after getting a letter then from the leader of north korea donald trump says that a much anticipated summit between washington and pyongyang will take place after all. and a florida jury awards only four cents compensation to the grieving family of a black man who was fatally shot in his own home by police. good morning from moscow ready to do around the world is saturday just turned ten and. am here no money was kevin oh and this is art international first the u.s. has vetoed a u.n. resolution that called for the protection of palestinian civilians on the gaza border america's own resolution that blamed the islamist militant group hamas for the violence failed to get any support of the u.n. draft has been submitted on behalf of arab nations the terrori

parties began leaving the fatah dominated palestinian authority and control in the west bank. israel responded by forcing a land air and sea blockade on the gaza strip gazans were banned from working in israel. egypt in coordination with israel closed its border with gaza as well effectively sealing the strip from the outside world. hamas has fought sri wars with israel since then the first in two thousand and eight. the last in two thousand and fourteen resulted in more than two thousand palestinians being killed at least half of them were civilians more than five hundred fifty of them were children. sixty six israeli soldiers and five israeli civilians including one child were killed. enough is a die as family have owned bakeries for generations like thousands of palestinians their businesses and homes were taken over by israelis during what the palestinians call the nakba or catastrophe of the one nine hundred forty eight. last month. on the phone in all cities and what it had. been i wanted to jet off oh no said the gun bug on the phone on fear from would see the biggest s

paramedics palestinian journalist palestinian females all mourning her death everyone is so. sad this is filling the place. my daughter was shot by israeli forces they deliberately targeted her it wasn't around it was a sniper they knew she was a paramedic she was the first female paramedic in the field she used to buy medicine for the injured who couldn't afford their own treatment. i was with her son when she was killed we were trying to get the injured from the fans when the israelis tossed approaching their snipers targeted us with tear gas we were suffocating and then they started to shoot randomly one of the bullets entered us his results chest result was pointing to her back and then she fell to the four our message is a humanitarian one we go to the border to rescue injured people we are unarmed we're wearing paramedic uniform all we have is medical tools and that sent to help the injured a twenty one year old mom die due to a gunshot to the chest the bullet was lethal causing severe bleeding in the chest around the order when her corpse was delivered to the hospital

it was not as though there was a palestinian people in palestine considering itself as a palestinian people and we came and threw them out and took their country away from them they did not exist. i've formed those who lived in the school that people with poland look for a land with no people. so these people of. what we call palestine maybe they will hear but they will drop it that's to say that a million and hundreds of the of people that were pleasant here in forty eight are either no people or were not good and this was a kind of a mistake incurred. as year. adam of that we're better off him and at the last page measuring a man. who scott thought communal our land. would live in germany quinn the philosopher you know how could how the low. down e n and about how could the there can only get out there but i know they have to do you know who are the i know of the mesha stele i can hide the moon of the rashness out of her i shall be fasting. and they him ask you know we should do you how clear what or not how quickly and you know there was a machinery of denial and that's why most i

but some palestinians took a very different view palestinian guerrilla leader abu nidal believed the two state solution was tantamount to capitulation he split from the p.l.o. and formed his own group calling it the revolutionary council and basted and backed out. the iraqi regime once again hostile to artifacts leadership of the p.l.o. provided backing to abu nidal splinter. in january of one nine hundred seventy eight gunmen loyal to abu nidal assassinated site hamami at the p.l.o. office and. it was to be the first of many killings of federal palestinians that a little area. despite its talk of a two state solution the mainstream thought the hundred artifacts did not relinquish its arms struggle in march one thousand seven hundred eight a fact that unit led by a female commando element to be commandeered an israeli bus near the city of haifa . in the ensuing firefight thirty six israelis were killed or israel responded by invading southern lebanon and setting up what it termed as a security zone to drive p.l.o. forces out of rocketry which. almost a year later israel struck a mass

but some palestinians took a very different view palestinian guerrilla leader abu nidal believed the two state solution was tantamount to capitulation he split from the p.l.o. and formed his own group calling it the revolutionary council and based it in fact that. the iraqi regime once again hostile to artifacts leadership of the p.l.o. provided backing to abu nidal splinter. in january of one hundred seventy eight gunmen loyal to abu nidal assassinated sight hamami at the p.l.o. office and. it was to be the first of many killings of federal palestinians that a little area. despite its talk of a two state solution the mainstream thought the hundred artifacts did not relinquish its arms struggle in march one thousand seven hundred eight a fetter unit led by a female commando element to be commandeered an israeli bus near the city of haifa . in the ensuing firefight thirty six israelis were killed or israel responded by invading southern lebanon and setting up what it termed as a security zone to drive p.l.o. forces out of rocketry which. almost a year later israel struck a massive blo

as the sole legitimate representative of the palestinian people. for the palestinians it was a dream come true their decision making would no longer be bound by the yoke of an object that although arab states would continue to try and exert influence on palestinian matters the jordanians felt there about some of the decision pointed the finger of blame back. but as. i wonder what would have happened if his majesty had expressed his displeasure by withdrawing from that about summit while leaving his prime minister there jordan was being harassed jordan was made out to be the root of the problem not israel. soon after artifacts triumph at the u.n. in november nine hundred seventy four consensus among the different palestinian factions over the two state solution proposal began to falter. after its expulsion from jordan the p.l.o. had moved a tad quarters to the lebanese capital beirut. in april nine hundred seventy five civil war broke out in a. lebanese politics divided into two camps christiane led dried and a muslim dominated left led by the socia

many palestinians so this is a crude attempt by the israelis to sow division in palestinian ranks by playing on religious differences how are they going to think you know how would it feel intimate there was a whole live bob leisure in a little bus on the part of a city you feel i would be organic the neck an awful lot block the bill. he worked in local form or the he said don't. know who mostly me and when a young mother that has awful lot of mother might of been so did i. say. that's sort of the thought that that and me at the dinner met me. we had that go i mean we're not at that until at the. and at that israeli in. a. min but i've been in that and. a gnome. or said will be in my home well the diva early on mammy i'm run you have no meaning to who. got out of the rebbetzin are scarier. by the thought that our well i said will run. that by well if you are mentally ill must come up and those who. are home i'll come on your own in a lot of the lucky that does the wrong that's it our own father. who are lacking the lithium manana i'm in xerox had been out of the lot that one was a sh

push of nationalism on the palestinian version of nationalism but by nine hundred seventy six the palestinians no longer felt able to stay on the sidelines in the. palestinian fighters linked up with the leftist forces and gradually advanced into the christian heart of. syria found the idea of a p.l.o. backed regime and never known a recipe for disaster it feared such areas would provoke israel into military action that would drag syria into war. for their part israel and the united states also took a dim view of the rise of the lebanese left and its palestinian arabs in one of the more bizarre alignments of interest eleven on syria decided to throw its weight behind the christians with a green light from washington and tacit israeli consent syria sent its army into lebanon in june of one nine hundred seventy six to stem the palestinian leftist advance. get a polygamist story out of the. and that's what it of syria was asked to intervene to curb the expansion of the palestinian and lebanese leftists. the lebanese left had become troublesome to arab regimes. the leader of the left come out jumb

but some palestinians took a very different view palestinian guerrilla leader abu nidal believed the two state solution was tantamount to capitulation he split from the p.l.o. and formed his own group calling it the revolutionary council and based in baghdad . the iraqi regime once again hostile to artifacts leadership of the p.l.o. provided backing to abu nidal splinter. in january of one hundred seventy eight gunmen loyal to abu nidal assassinated site hamami at the p.l.o. office and. it was to be the first of many killings of federal palestinians that a little area. despite its talk of a two state solution the mainstream thought a hundred artifacts did not relinquish its arms struggle in march one thousand seven hundred eight a fact that unit led by a female commando. commandeered an israeli bus near the city of haifa. in the ensuing firefight thirty six israelis were killed or israel responded by invading southern lebanon and setting up what it termed as a security zone to drive p.l.o. forces out of rocketry which. almost a year later israel struck a massive blow against the p.l.

doors but some palestinians refused to accept the deal. they remained collapsed and in july nine hundred seventy one king hussein continued his attack. the jordanian army overran the remaining p.l.o. bases and positions forcing the palestinians to capitulate. some palestinian fighters chose to give themselves up to israeli forces across the river jordan rather than surrender to what they viewed as a grim fate at the hands of the duties. and so forth the palestinians would term the events that led to their expulsion from jordan as black september. the p.l.o. had held sway over large areas of jordan now it was drones formed into a broken movement in search of a sanctuary. one effect us leaders otherwise known as abu iyad was determined that the p.l.o. remain a force to be reckoned with despite the defeat in jordan. and tom mammal him sob little that apple yet gathered a group of us and said you have to prove to the world that the revolution has survived. you must show the world the long arm of the revolution. the brilliant announced the birt

of politicizing again palestinians of course. as an occupied city they want to see east jerusalem as the future capital of their future independent state and as far as we understand also a lot of the come pain is not to play not for the teams to play also said you know we should look at what's happening with the protests in gaza now what's also written a lot in the israeli media is also the action team media being quoted that it's not pressure by the palestinians by lobby groups but as well as the you know some of the leading players have said they might not want to come to play that game so are palestinians generally happy that the match has been cancelled turn you do they see this as some kind of victory. well i've seen as you seen on those reactions and so some you know already the palestinian head of the football association has welcomed a move they said and this is the right saying it previously cold for burning a message t. shirts now is everywhere in the world of course messi is also very much loved by palestinian fans so

it was not as though there was a palestinian people in palestine considering itself as a palestinian people and we came and threw them out and took their country away from them they did not exist. i forms those who lived in the school that people with poland look for a land with no people. so these people of. what we call palestine maybe they will hear but they will blow people that's to say that a million and hundreds of the of people that were pleasant here in forty eight are either no people or were not good and this was a kind of a mistake incurred. year. adam of that was better after him and at the last page measuring a man. who scott thought communal our land. would live in germany quinn the fullest you know how cool how the low. down the n. and about how could the there can only get out there but i know they have to do you know who are the i know of the measure. and when i can one of the million of the rashness out of her i shall be fasting. and they him ask you know we should do you how clear what an architect and you know there was a machinery of denial and that's why most i

tear gas is literally thing the place but also targeting the palestinian paramedics and here's another injury that was just right now from that near the fence and as you see tear gas is filling the place the injuries are coming injuries after injuries and most of the injuries today are actually in that right leg that's how we saw more than fifteen injuries in the right leg that israeli snipers continue to target the palestinians with live i mean it's you know and as you see at that time i think are ready to take every three that. thousands of palestinians continue to participate in the great march of return for more than ten weeks now the palestinians are holding one message to the world that they have the right to demand and they have to break to protest including reporting their will the israeli defense force of the other side of this said they were operating lawfully and in self-defense throughout the rest israel has said it simply defending its borders accusing a mass which they see as terrorists of using the process as a cover to attack since the start of the protests we heard abo

especially proposals on ways and means for ensuring the safety protection and well being of the palestinian civilian population under israeli occupation including enter area my recommendations regarding an international protection mechanisms we call upon member states again to vote for this draft resolution in this very sensitive situation thank you mr president. i thank the representative of kuwait for his statement. and now give the floor to the distinguished representative of the united states. thank you mr president and i congratulate the russian federation on the presidency this month i want to thank the polish mission for everything that they did last month and helping all go smoothly and i would like to clarify before i get started with my kuwaiti friends that they did not take into account everyone's edits because we had quite a few and their work concerns on this council at the fact that hamas wasn't mentioned in the resolution the resolution offered by quite represents a grossly one sided view of what is taking place in gaza in recent weeks anyone who cares about the peace process

tear gas is literally fitting the place but also targeting the palestinian prime minister and here's another injury that was just right now from that near the fence and as you see tear gas is filling the place the injuries are coming injuries after injuries and most of the injuries today are actually in that right glegg that's how we saw more than fifteen injuries in the right leg that is already snipers continue to target the palestinians with live i mean it's you know and as you see at that time i think are ready to take every three that arrives thousands of palestinians continue to participate in the great march of return for more than ten weeks now the palestinians are holding one message to the world that they have the right to demand that they have the right to protest the israeli defense forces say they were operating lawfully and in self-defense throughout the unrest israel said that it is defending its borders accusing hamas which they say is terrorist of using the protests to cover for an attack. now since the start of the protests called the march of return two months ago

president appealing directly through this interview which is being read by palestinians to the palestinian people themselves saying that perhaps the promising leadership is scared that palestinians might actually like what was in this deal and saying that mahmoud abbas perhaps doesn't have the ability to take the lead take the leap rather towards a compromise but there are also things which are really obvious by that absence in this interview no mention of settlements of occupation of the very controversial decision by donald trump to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and indeed to move the u.s. embassy there so the fact that that hasn't been addressed for many palestinians these aren't just mere talking points of the leadership these are very much core principles and as far as leadership is concerned it has reacted with pretty restrained fury to all this the palestinian president's spokesman saying the united states is trying to create false history has been falsified in facts the p.l.o. second general side erica has accused them of trying to separate gaza and the palestinian author

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