the jews were satisfied with the report of the peel commission. because it included the principle of moving people from one land to another based on nationality or religion. and this was the best part of the peel commission for the zionist movement. with the continued resistance of the palestinians, the british response became more difficult. between 1936 and 1937, the british killed more than a thousand palestinians. 37 british army policemen and 69 zionists were killed in the meantime. british government in september 1937. the military declared and dissolved the main political body of palestine, the high arab committee headed by mufti of jerusalem, haj amin al-husseini. the palestinian political leadership was now in exile. the rebellion continued despite the absence of the palestinian leadership. the british government sent reinforcements to crush the violent protests. britain sent its best generals in world war i to palestine to crush this revolution. british soldiers do their best. to disarm the palestinian fighters. one of their measures was

with yasser arafat, it began in 1937 when they rejected the two-state solution offered by the peele commissionejectioned a two-state solution in 1947 when the united nations general assembly and they said no and again under omert. on the israeli side, israeli has continued to build settlements an the right wing has grown stronger and strong every over the past two decades and israel is i'm not sure willing to go for a two-state solution. so it leaves us with more of the same. in other words israel controls the territory, palestinians being terrorists and israel mounting counter insurgency operations until kingdom come, that is as far as one could see. the problem is that what happened on october 7th was to traumatic, mass rape of women, gang rape, the taking of hostages who are 85 years old and 9 months old to the gaza strip by this terrorist organization, this is traumatized israelis to such an extent that i fear that israel will move even further to the right as the ultimate consequences of this attack on october 7th. something that israelis will not forget. >> what does it look like going f

. >>> of course it is always important to peel back the curtain in terms of how these polls are conducted. this commissioner poll was commissioned in the country. it was conducted by the national firm bs p research, which mainly focuses on democratic polling and the founder and major researcher is matt parental who previously worked for the biden campaign back in 2020. of course, all of this matters because 34.5 million if manic americans will be eligible to vote in the 2024 election. meaning latinos are still the fastest growing racial or ethnic voting bloc. >> so interesting. the national numbers are fascinating. these races, as we talked about every day, will be decided in a few swing states. what does the numbers look like there? >> i will tell you what is really interesting. they actually looked at seven key states that are expected to play a big role in the 2024 election. for the majority of them seen of voters and six of the states, as you look there on the graph on your screen, biden would be the candidate they are most likely running for and the only state where biden falls behind trump is in florida where just 39% of l

peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. 15 story high rise proposed for downtown san francisco, passed another hurdle today. today, the planning commissionhe rec and park department cleared the way for the project at 545 sansome street, near the transamerica pyramid. under san francisco's sunlight ordinance, passed by voters in 1984, the new building needed approval of both agencies because it was slightly increased. the shadow cast on maritime plaza. >> abc7 news insider phil matier spoke with the owner of the transamerica pyramid about his investment in downtown san francisco. >> san francisco is one of my favorite cities in america. i've invested $1 billion here, and i can tell you that i've always been positive. and i've said to you, faith is something that you always need to have, not just when times are good, when times are tough, when things happen, you have to believe. and i'm a big believer in the city and i just i don't just talk about it. i have $1 billion invested behind my belief. >> well, $1 billion is a significant commitment. it is, by the way, you could see more of phil's interview with the new owner of the transamerica