rashid khalidi, edward said professor of modern arab studies at columbia university.s the author of several books, including his latest, "the hundred-years war on palestine." and in the west bank city of ramallah, dr. hanan ashrawi, longtime palestinian diplomat and scholar. she was formerly an executive committee member of the palestine liberation organization, the first woman to hold a seat in the highest executive body in palestine. she also served as the official spokesperson of the palestinian delegation to the middle east peace process. welcome back to democracy now! let's begin with dr. hanan ashrawi. can you talk about what is happening now and the significance of both the attacks there and also the mob attacks throughout other parts of israel and the occupied territories? >> yes. the israeli patient forces once again targeted an area that is the most does the populated area in the world that is under a state of siege. ey have nowhere to go. nor died. th don't have shelters. they don't have air force. of course, they have no protection whatsoever. they started

let me bring in now rashid khalidi and martin indyk.he professor of mod arab studies and indyk was the united states envoy for palestinian negotiations under president obama and served two different stints as the ambassador to israel under president clinton. rashid, let me begin by asking you, what is the root of this -- and don't go back all the way decades and decades, what i mean is this didn't just begin with the rockets and the air strikes. explain to us what was happening in terms of what israel was doing in east jerusalem which seems to have triggered all of this. >> that is what triggered it. the assault on the mosque, firing stun grenades and tear gas into the mosque while people were worshipping on a ramadan night, and the displacement of palestinian refugees who were settled in homes which jewish groups claimed set everything off, as did the heavy-handed policing in the streets of the older city. i know people don't want to go back, but when people who are refugees from 1948 are being evicted yet again, it strikes a cord with

i'll talk to martin indick and rashid khalidi. and amal clooney is on a quest to bring isis to justice for genocide. but she said the u.s. government is not interested enough. >> they deserve better than the response that they're getting. >> i'll have an exclusive interview with clooney and the nobel peace prize winner nadia murad. but first here is my take. the republican party decision in effect to ex communicate liz cheney is a water shed event. it marks the final transformation of the party from an ideology driven enterprise to one that is tribal, marked less by ideas and more by group loyalty. let's compare the voting record of liz cheney to the woman who replaced here elise stefanik. the american conservative union gives cheney a life time score of 78 out of 100 for her consistent conservatism. stefanik gets a 44, which is one of the lowest scores for a house republican these days. cheney voted for trump policies while stefanik was one of 12 house republicans to vote against the former signature legislation, the 2017 tax cut

america, long standing supportive israel appears to be happening. progressive democrats, such as rashid police, alexandria costio, cortez, and in how much openly challenged us policies and demanded protection for palestinians and sen. bernie sanders has introduced a bill to block the sale of $735000000.00 worth of weapons to israel. the truth is, these policies like this current wall will continue to strengthen to strengthen extremists on both sides, including from us. you want to strengthen hamas support this war? we congress must understand that in more than a decade of his right winning rule in israel, benjamin netanyahu has cultivated and increasingly intolerant and authoritarian type of racist nationalism. the hundreds of thousands of americans, particularly young people, have been rallying in support of palestinians. a recent gallup poll found that although most americans still have favorable views of israel, a record 25 percent sympathize more with california. another survey found younger american jews feel less attached to israel and their parents and grandparents. ah. all right

according to her own statements, she is being held captive by in a villa by her father ship mohammed ben rashid mac. to let his father is the ruler to buy, as well as the vice president and head of the government of united arab emirates, china has moved a vehicle on the surface of mars for the 1st time. according to state media, it's mars rover left its landing platform and has begun exploring the red planet surface. the vehicles mission is expected to last for 90 days in a search for evidence of extra terrestrial life. in berlin, the police had to deploy enlarged numbers to break up several on authorized demonstrations. courts had denied approval for 2 large protests by opponents of germany's corona virus restrictions. despite the ban, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the center of the capital, the there is music and singing hotly amongst inside. despite a band, these demonstrators gathered near berlin's brannon braga gate and the end of the storage is broke up the protests and took down the identity of those. disregarding corona virus restrictions, issues that we can intervene quickly an

she's sent, she's being held captive in the villa by her father. shake mohammed ben rashid. i'll like to. but he for us, father is the ruler of dubai. and the head of government, of the united arab emirates, hundreds of firefighters in greece have been battling the country's 1st major blaze of the season in the mountains and nature conservation area, west of athens. experts warn of a huge ecological disaster. the wild fire broke out wednesday night mound nearly gone, go. a low quino in the eastern congo has a rough day for the 1st time and almost 2 decades. with laga, approaching the city of goma, the government has urged nearly 2000000 residents to evacuation. many now accused me, authorities of responding to leave after thousands had already fled across the nearby border. with rwanda, the slowing lava made this road impassable. when mountaineer are gone though, erupted saturday evening, people quickly packed some belongings and fled. there were widespread power outages in the near of coma residence. we're unsure of where to find a safe haven. let us know we don't know what

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electric vehicle initiatives during his speech he directly address palestinian american congresswoman rashid it's like. i want to say to you that i admire your intellect admire your passion and i admire you can you show me your. hands my from my heart i'm free your grandma family will i promise remember you see you're in the west bank your fighter god thank you. france has proposed a cease fire resolution with the u.n. security council in coordination with egypt and jordan president mark wrong has been hosting a summit of african nations spent several days calling for a rapid truce he had talks with egypt's president abdel fattah el-sisi in paris jordan's king abdullah joined by video link in other news the us congress has passed a bill that aims to prevent violence against asian americans there's been an alarming rise in hate filled attacks and murders during the coronavirus pandemic. so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness statement that's a watch. how concerned should we be about rising food prices or is this entirely down to the pandemic we bring yo

according to her own statement, she is being held captive in a villa by her father. shake mohammed ben rashid mac. don't let if his father is the ruler of de bye, as well as the vice president and head of government of the united arab emirates, china has moved a vehicle on the surface of mars for the 1st time. according to state media, it's mars rover left. its landing platform and has begun exploring the red planet surface. the vehicles mission is expected to last 90 days in a search for evidence of extra terrestrial life. not yet gone, go in the democratic republic of congo as erupt for the 1st time in almost 2 decades with lava, from the volcano approaching the nearby city of goma. the government has urged its nearly 2000000 residents to evacuate. many fled towards the nearby border with rwanda. the flowing lava made this road impassable. when mountain you were gone the eruption saturday evening, people quickly packed some belongings and fled. there were widespread power outages in the nearby city of coma residence. we're unsure of where to find a safe haven and now we don't know what we a

tania rashid and neil brandvold report. >> reporter: it's been eight days since johan guerra lost hisa factory, operating heavy textile machinery for the canadian apparel maker gildan. he was among 12 workers fired without severance after protesting for higher pay. he barely survived on 2 a day to support his wife, who also lost her job at the same factory, his sister, and his three-year-old daughter. after back-to-back devastating hurricanes that struck central america last year, the family lost their home and belongings and had to move in with an uncle. and a last brutality: shortly after that johan's father was murdered by gang members in an attempted robbery. at just the age of 23, johan is the sole breadwinner for a desperate family. >> ( translated ): it's really difficult since my dad died. he's been a father to us. since he was nine years old he's worked for all ous and our mother. he's the one who raised us. >> rorter: they live under constant risk in choloma, one of the most dangerous cities in honduras, the murder capital of the world. two gangs operate here: ms-13 and 18th

islamic state militant group out of north eastern syria journalists don yohe she was able to visit al-rashid now there he spoke to women who say they have given up their militant ideology but fear they might never be able to leave my most of the time or a group on us. and want to return home. cre dad is from the german city of tal of moroccan descent 8 years ago she followed her husband to live in the self-proclaimed islamic state something she now bitterly regrets she fled taking her 4 children with. after gaped returned ourselves over to the kurds when we arrived here i didn't even realize we were in a camp i just left for 2 days because the stress was finally over they told us that we'd be handed over to a government within a couple of months. that was 3 and a half years ago. and it's. nearly 3000 women from 35 countries are stranded at raj camp it's smaller and better equipped than others in northern syria and life is largely peaceful but the authorities say half the women detained here still hold it stream mr views they want to deal radicalize the mothers so they can go home head of man

cross be careful respect the rules so that we can keep opening our country in the near future it's rashid well thank you for that because from the least interest in paris . france is not the only country taking tentative steps out of lockdown early this week of britain also lifted some restrictions and an indoor dining and trip to the cinema for the 1st time in months but the spread of this new more contagious variant that was 1st identified in india is causing kids a case is a variant of more than doubled inside a week in the u.k. d.w. shot at chelsea and killed it's not from the english town of bolton which has been hardest hit. as both 2 queues brits and wait. search vaccinations are underway in this northern english town to combat a rapid rise in cases of the covert 19 variant 1st identified in india it's already the dominant strain here and is likely to become dominant nation mourned what we've noticed as hard faction rates and also. the transmission has been happening in the younger age groups i've been getting a lot of pressure on central government especially to make sure that we

she mohammed had been rashid mac too, but he's his father is the ruler of the by, as well as the president or vice president rather and head of government of the united arab emirates. china has moved a vehicle on the surface of mars for the 1st time. according to state media, it's mars rover, left its landing platform and has begun exploring the surface of the red planet. the vehicles mission is expected to last 90 days in a search for evidence of life. the sky turned red on saturday as not yet gone. go in the democratic republic of congo erupted for the 1st time in nearly 2 decades. the volcano is located in the eastern part of the country, close to the border with rwanda. power was cut in the nearby city of goma. the government evac issued in evacuation order for nearly $2000000.00 residence when he fled towards a border with rwanda. volcanoes. last option in 2000 to killed around 250 people and like 820000 more homeless. i'm now joined by reagan, one awake from goma and the democratic republic of congo. so tell me, what exactly is the situation like inside of goma? to go at this moment,

electric vehicle initiatives during his speech he directly addressed palestinian american congresswoman rashid it's a lie. i want to say to you that i admire your intellect i admire your passion and i admire your concern for so many of the people hence my from my heart i'm praying your grandmamma and family are well i promise from memory you see that you are in the west bank your fighter god thank you for being from. manchester united's paul paul joined other footballers in showing support for the palestinians the midfielder lifted a palestinian flag with teammate about diallo after the side struggled with full on and other he is the us congress has passed a bill that aims to prevent violence against asian americans there's been alarming rise in hate fueled attacks during the coronavirus pandemic the covert 19 hates cry of act speeds up reviews of incidents targeting asian americans and pacific islanders a spade is facing a diplomatic and humanitarian crisis after more than $8000.00 migrants crossed from morocco into the spanish and clave of say utah it's the largest single day influx there's

and i was really excited to see our very own congresswoman rashid police. meet him on the tarmac when he came to michigan. and i'm sure she had some really choice words for him. right. exactly. do you think there may be more going on behind his, his kind of public works his public statements? absolutely. without a doubt again, palestine is now within the progressive circles within the progressive conversations within progressive institutions in america. so for a while people have been able to state farm or, you know, keep a distance a safe distance away from the palestinian cause. but it's increasingly more difficult to do that. and biting president bottom came in with a long list of priorities ahead of the middle east peace process. but you know, the situation on the ground, the palestinian protest, the strike across palestine has made sure that he's gonna have to respond soon. and this shift with the backing of movements like black lives matter could this in which is a lead us down a path to, to further attempts at breaking resolutions. you feel absolutely, you know, i just mentione

princess latifa, one of the 25 children of sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum, hasn�*t been seen or18. i�*m a hostage and this villa has been converted into a jail. in a video that the bbc gained access to that was filmed after she was captured, latifa alleges she is being held in solitary confinement in a villa in central dubai. but now, the photo, posted by two of latifa�*s friends on wednesday, shows the princess in a dubai shopping mall, the mall of the emirates. it was uploaded to instagram, which doesn�*t show the date and time the photo was taken, as well as a precise location, but what the image to showers a cinema billboard advertising —— but what the image does show is a cinema billboard advertising the film demon slayer: mugen train, which was released in the united arab emirates earlier this month. latifa isn�*t the only daughter of sheikh mohammed to try to escape. in 2000, my sister shamsa, while she was on holiday in england — she was 18 years old, going on 19 — she ran away. there�*s been no comments from the dubai royal family. the un, which has urged the emirates f

can rashid in 20202020. the election approved to be effective. the question is whether or not most action will extend the phone to the actual voice from the iteration that has no external sovereign. no, police force has no little states to comply, ultimately, fundamentally in one state, when a military conflict is up the space to engage from international terry and corporate basis. so sanction may be fundamental reality, the national society. it was to continue this co faction come hello hi was irrespective how many factors leveled against it. it's difficult to see what will be done in the present because that as really on the account, the question becomes what the schools. so let's talk about the use options here and a big and b use need to do something because it wasn't into you flights operated by an e u airline. and he wrote that the you failed to quote you there, fail to protect those who operate within its members, states from a rope and isolated state on the blocks eastern border. what can you do about it? well, the coffee, the moment, i m

to russia, england, rashid, we have to understand that this will have severe consequences and we are looking into sanctions against the ation sector in but i was on the cd. we have decided to prohibit the bell russian airline from accessing european airports to invite europe and airlines not to fly over bell russian territory. force landing a jet simply so you can extract the political thorn on the heard of. except it really isn't because back in 2013 several countries closed of the space to the jet of bolivian president evil morality, which was grounded in vienna, simply because the us suspected edward snowden was on board, which he wasn't by the way. but america wanted him arrested so badly. it was willing to ground a president's personal plane. the bolivian president's plane was once forced to land. the president was taken out of the plain, but nothing was said about that silence. in 2016 ukraine ground at a, but a russian commercial jet, also arresting an opposition activist who was on board. but of course, this time it's all different. so the e u has frozen its investment into b

. >> reporter: diplomat rashid areikat says president biden has to do more. >> i think the united states and the international community need to work more sill gently to rein in israel and tell them enough is enough. >> reporter: earlier today, secretary of state anthony blinken told reporters he hadn't seen intelligence suggesting that hamas was hiding inside a tower destroyed by israel over the weekend. the tower housed the press and other news outlets, sparking outrage. late today they walked it back while saying while the secretary hadn't personally seen the intelligence, others in the government have. norah. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you. this weekend may have looked different for you. people without masks and teens getting vaccinated. president biden announced that, by tomorrow, 60% of americans will have received at least one dose of the vaccine, but the new c.d.c. guidance about masks is still causing a lot of confusion. cbs' meg oliver reports from outside philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight with more people getting vaccinated and the number of covid cases down sharply over

professor rashid khalidi is an author and the edward said professor of modern arab studies at columbia asked him for his reaction to president biden voicing his support for a ceasefire between israel and the palestinians. i take very little encouragement from it. the president's position has moved glacially, but he does not seem to be pushing the israelis at all. and without pressure from the united states, given the position the netanyahu government has taken, there will be no ceasefire and there will be no cessation of the horror in gaza or of the firing of rockets in israel. right. i suppose the clear issue would be that israel is responding to rocket attacks — this is how it is framed — which are coming from organisations which are committed to the destruction of israel. so it's difficult to order israel to cease fire? except that misses context. the context is that israel provoked this with its extraordinary actions injerusalem, the assault on the al—aqsa mosque. the evictions that were planned in sheikh jarrah and so forth. and also, the violence which we see in the paroxysm righ

also different just read the longest reach and the gaza strip like the the coastal history to fall rashid that is one of the of the most modern is treating gaza city have been has been destroyed actually different locations have been hit by the israeli warplanes and these photos the statement by the israeli prime minister and his army leaders that the. attacks on gaza which continual for a few days or several days to come and let me just point here is that not so many casualties among civilians have been inflicted out of these attacks on the gaza strip extra border that if you and your is own only have been inflected. and the striking of homes and streets yes rami israel says it is targeting leaders and infrastructure linked to hamas as far as you know that is basically the situation here. yes this is this is the statement and the statement as seen on the ground as i have just stated many locations including history it's roads in gaza many houses have been destroyed so there's 3 the army say itself says that 9 houses that belonged that he claims to be belonged to belong to him as leader h

can rashid in the way 20, probably 2020 the election approved to be effective. the question is whether or not more sections with the phone, with international fund, eventually iteration that has no external police force. there's no states to comply, ultimately, fundamentally one state, once a military conflict is up to specs, to engage from international, voluntary and corporate basis. so sanction may be a fundamental reality, the national will start and saw that it wants to continue this co faction come hello, hi water irrespective how many factors a little bit. yes, it is difficult to see what will be done and circumstances that was present posted as really on the account. the question becomes, what piece this course? so let's talk about the use options here and a big and b use need to do something because it wasn't into you flights operated by you airline. and you wrote that the you fail to quote you there fail to protect those who operate within its members. states from a rope and isolated state on the blocks eastern border. what can you do about it? well, t

humanitarian missions, and civilian sites for bombing and the palestinian american congresswoman rashid, a tire has also treated out her support for the measure saying no more weapons to kill children and families enough. so kimberly, how much pressure is this going to add on the president bided? well, in real realistic terms, this is not a binding resolution. this is not going to stop the sale of the weapons and that's what people need to know. but what this is, is an opportunity for progressive members of the democratic party to exercise their ability to protest on capitol hill through a. c resolution that essentially not only marks their displeasure, but calls into question the sort of the intentions of the vibe and ministration. we have to remind our viewers that early on in the, by and ministration. the secretary of state antony blank and made a speech at the state department where he said that the sort of underpinning of the foreign policy in the united states would be a respect for human rights. and in fact, alexandria costs, cortez at the tail end of that tweet said that we have

which is which is more, you know, yeah, bundle shift rashid will, is i'm able to move or she will just get a minute. but here you have to show some lonely. am you go into an ever show? watching the video from louis push, which he knew lulu beat whitley beams. but if you need to get me to him, he was actually going to get hold of discipline. and would you give me a little each when you, when you hit rock, throw because he chose liberals only because you're losing your because you cut the she was the way you want all the way on the can you please give me a little your bomb but you will do me a little bit luck way to see, but she will know me shit about that and i also your spirit. why did you which was a mythology said reboot with your the, the, my new for the, with the show me. well, i'm all of the letter to look up in a long shot over year later, and then show him i think the preschool. so there's a couple of them sure. which one was a little bit of lenient, was that i did receive support on my team gets a slightly move right. him yes, good, good. but he's still and he just was more ju

you know i'm wondering rashid are you seeing any signs that other states are planning similar actions like you know florida comes to my mind all the coastal states government this would seem like a good idea. what if you followed on that. sir many states in the u.s. are now regularly experiencing climate change related catastrophes from deep freezes to develop tating droughts wildfires hurricanes and storms at least $33.00 states have now released a climate action plan or have one in the works and these plans typically set goals targeting greenhouse gas emissions or focus on shifting to renewable energy sources but so far hawaii is the only u.s. state to declare an official climate emergency now back in february there was a house resolution introduced at the federal level to declare a national climate emergency and the biden administration has spoken about advancing climate policies at home and internationally but we'll have to see how that plays out and across the globe nearly 2000 jurisdictions in $34.00 countries have also declared climate emergencies so it seems like people are fi

. >> where is rashid? i tell you what. i did to say to you i admire your intellect, i admire your passion and your concern for people. >> what about isaac omar or adam presley? todd: it is wednesday may 19th, attention on the tarmac, president biden conference about us support for israel on the trip that was meant to be about infrastructure. live in washington is progressive pressure mounts. >> house republicans slapping a $500 fine for siding with the cdc and defying speaker pelosi's mask mandate. >> the parents stationed at fort bragg accepting a diploma on his behalf, if that's not powerful enough for you, wait until you see ice classmates responded, "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning starts right now. >> can you imagine? can't wait to tell you more about that story. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: fox news alert, rockets rocking gaza for another night is 0 keeps up its assault on hamas. the violence slowing down the process getting ugly in jerusalem and the west bank. >> a

congresswoman on thursday palestinian american house democrat rashid it's late read a tweet from busha you've been writing about life under heavy bombardment as she was speaking to us she had bombing in the background doesn't people who are living surviving. every single day. we wake up to reply to messages like i do you want. and. worse here every single night me saying that we are next. when i tweet it i wrote it while i was crying. only. i want to remember marijuana saying that. gazan people have 2 methods in dealing with such. such jurf ignites. they either but they're the whole members of the families in one room. so that either of the of the bumping happens the israeli warplanes strike the house they all go together. or are they use another method that they want every individual member in the front room so that if the massacre happened on thing the house one member would survive it's heartbreaking that the gazans of all even if 2 choices while they don't actually have more shelters or sometimes when we are houses bond and that the palestinian families want gazan families in that

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the historian rashid khalidi, edward, a professor of modern arab studies at columbia university has written extensively on the palestinian struggle for statehood, including the 100 years war on palestine are a very warm, a welcome, a fragile cease fire is holding, at least at the moment in your assessments, how has promised come out of this conflict? i think that come out to strengthen. but i think that if the action isn't taken to address some of the causes that lead to this, and that started around the events in jerusalem, the mosque and the attempt to dispossession of people in the neighborhood. this will just be a temporary halt. and it won't really matter who came out ahead as a result, if for example, the blockade of god is not listed the miserable condition, the prevailing guys are a lot improved. there's no hope for this. the fire last thing any longer than the last one. now there have been many rounds of conflict and fighting and some are saying, well, this time is different. do you feel that it's different this time or just more of the same? well i think the one difference is that

and he would like to welcome them for some analysis of the events, the historian, rashid khalidi edwards, the professor of modern arab studies at columbia university is written extensively on the palestinian struggle for statehood, including the 100 years war on palestine. sir, a very warm, a welcome, a fragile cease fire is holding, at least at the moment in your system. and how has how mosque come out of this conflict? i think they've come out to strengthen. but i think that if action isn't taken to address some of the causes that lead to this, and that started around events into the mosque and the attempt to dispossession of people in the neighborhood, this will just be a temporary halt. and it won't really matter who came out ahead as a result, if for example, the blockade of god is not listed the miserable condition that prevail and does not improve. there is no hope for this, these fire lasting any longer than the last one. now there have been many rounds of conflict and fighting and some are saying, well, this time is different. do you feel that it's different this time or just mo

joining me now is professor rashid khalidi, an author and the edward said professor of modern arab studieslumbia university. professor, thank you very much forjoining us. i want to ask you first of all, how much encouragement do you draw from president biden�*s new position, if i can put it that way? no encouraging, some would say, urging, a ceasefire?— urging, a ceasefire? they take very little _ urging, a ceasefire? they take very little encouragement - urging, a ceasefire? they take i very little encouragement from. the president's position has moved these yearly —— very slowly, but he does not seem to be pushing the israelis. and without pressure from the united states, even the position the government has taken, there will be no ceasefire and there will be no cessation of the horror in gaza or the firing of rockets. i suppose the clear issue would be that israel is responding to rocket attacks, this is how it is framed. which are coming from organisations which are committed to the destruction of israel. so it's difficult to order israel to ceasefire? except that mrs contacts. the con

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