jerusalem, this was agreed upon by the then prime minister of israel, general khutbarak, with yasser arafatvocated, prevailed in the palestinian national movement, that if they agreed to all this, then one more blow would be enough for them to disappear altogether , ugh, or they made bigger concessions, i don’t know what they had in their heads there, the palestinian uprising began , all these agreements were failed, the right-wing forces in israel strengthened, the right-wing ones say, there is no need for a palestinian state, we are you said that you will not agree with them, they say, they are there for the centrists and the left, well, here is the result, and in the palestinian movement radical movements, such as hamas, have strengthened, which began to say, well, you sign agreements with us and what, but then they do not give us anything, and as a result, the situation was radicalized from two sides. and the parliamentary elections held in the palestinian authority were won by the hamas movement. the hamas movement is different from all other political parties. palestinian arabs becaus

israel, in turn, was looking for some way to weaken yasser arafat and his influence, which was almost given that arafat was for many of his supporters almost, such an icon of the national liberation movement. and then, i think, the idea was discovered that arafat, as a secular politician, would not be able to. resist the influence of religious groups if a strong religious party emerges in the palestinian national movement, because until this point all palestinian organizations that cooperated with arafat or recognized his supremacy in the palestinian national movement were secular organizations without such an obvious islamist underpinning, this was mistake number one, in fact there was supported the creation and strengthening of the hamas movement led by sheikh mad yassin, and this religious movement began to capture the hearts of the palestinians quite quickly, and became a real alternative to yasser arafat, because especially in the sect, because how do you understand if people are poor, if they are not see the way out of the social situation, if they do not understand how they can

given either the gaza strip or the west bank, but they were supported, and among other things, yasser arafat, he positioned himself as a left-wing revolutionary, and soviet propaganda always called him the leader of the palestinian revolution, and he mows something under chechivara that he is so progressive, revolutionary, well, of course secular and so on, and the organization of the liberation of palestine created a number of combat units, terrorist organizations, and among other things, it tried not only to destroy israel and create a jewish state there, but it also tried to destroy the kingdom of jordan, where the majority of the population are palestinians, precisely, and the minority are jordanians, and in in the 1970s, the palestinians created a large uprising in jordan , which the kingdom of jordan suppressed quite brutally , but israel did not kill so many palestinians as it was the so-called black september, when... tanks crushed the palestinian squares and the troops stormed their settlements and so on, and after this pogrom, the organization of the unification of palestine was ex

itcha krabin, his minister abroad, shimon peres and yasser arafat became nobel laureates, yasser arafatce prize laureate. this is not a joke. imagine now that someone from hamas will be given the nobel prize for the vortex. in such a situation. when you speak from the rostrum of the united nations organization, not just as the leader of the palestinian arabs, you have every chance to reach a favorable agreement, if you do not agree. you can lose these chances, but igor said that it was enough, that in principle, objective opportunities may arise now for the creation of a palestinian state, may arise, or something completely different may arise, a situation may simply arise when there will be even fewer people who will want to live in these territories at all, the more so, you understand what the system is, you also need to understand that, what is the system, the life of palestinian arabs in general in the territories of arab countries in the gaza strip and on the western bank of the horde river. there are people who always live there in different arab countries and in the gaza strip an

that israel and the united states made offers they knew that yasser arafat could not accept and as a result they were made to look bad. >> reporter: just two months after those talks failed to get an agreement, a former israeli defense minister who many arabs call the butcher of beirut for israel's 1982 invasion of lebanon made a provocative, heavily guarded visit to the temple mount. a holy site in christianity, judaism, and islam. it is also a flash point of contention over who should control it. israelis or arabs? >> the violence that observers believe to be inevitable erupted. >> reporter: just the first sparks of what became the second intefadeh, a violent and deadly conflict between israelis and palestinians over israeli occupation of the west bank and gaza. the second would last nearly five years. a half decade fight in which hamas became known for their routine use of both terror and destruction. >> over time more and more of israel came into range. >> reporter: israeli forces demolished over 4,000 palestinian homes and arrested thousands. israel shut down and bombed ministri

in the south of the country, militants of the palestine liberation organization, yasser arafat, reigned, planning to carry out terrorist attacks on those for 6 days , the israeli army reached the litani river, occupied the cities of tire and saida, then left, leaving control over them to its ally, the army of lebanon, led by the former major of the lebanese army, saad haddad. in june 1982, the israeli army again invaded lebanon. the operation was named peace of galilee and turned into large-scale military operations with heavy street fighting. as a result. which beirut was taken. palestinians, led by yasser arafat , evacuated to tunisia, and israeli troops remained in southern lebanon until 2000. these events were called the first lebanese war. june 25, 2006, on the border with gaza and as a result of a palestinian attack on a post the israeli army in the area of ​​​​kibbutz, kerem shalom, killed two soldiers and kidnapped israeli corporal gillad shalit. for. during the liberation, israel began operation summer rains, which lasted from june to november. 3,000 israeli soldiers were invol

palestinians, led by yasser arafat, evacuated to tunisia, and israeli troops remained in southern lebanon000. these events were called the first lebanon war. on june 25, 2006, on the border with gaza , two soldiers were killed and israeli corporal gillad shalit was kidnapped as a result of a palestinian attack on an israeli army post in the area of ​​the kibbutz, kerem shalom. to free him, israel launched operation summer rains, which lasted. from june to november, it involved 3,000 israeli soldiers, they were opposed by about 9,000 militants. during the hostilities , about 400 palestinians were killed. the israeli side lost five soldiers. shalit was released only in 2011, in exchange for 1,000 palestinian prisoners. in parallel with the gas operation, the second lebanese war began in july 2006. hezbollah militants attacked an israeli patrol. seized the bodies of two soldiers, this was an attempt to repeat the kidnapping of an israeli soldier, as was the case with shalit, in response, israel launched a military operation worthy retribution. the strikes targeted not only hezbollah militant

in ninety-three, after peace negotiations in oslo , peace agreements were signed between yasser arafatthey cost israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin his life. he was killed at a rally in tel aviv. in 94 the palestinian national authority was created. but in 2000 the second intifada began, which only ended. arafat. after his death , israel completely transferred control of jericho to the palestinian authority and four west bank cities, and then withdrew troops of jewish settlers from the gaza strip. jewish settlements are settlements where israeli citizens settle, but they are located in territories occupied after 67, which were supposed to go to the palestinian state. they continue to be built on the western bank around. jerusalem, but the un and a number of countries consider them occupied territories. the interests of the major powers have always intersected here, but now regional forces are beginning to behave independently, external players seem to they themselves have not yet fully understood what they want, what they can do, and how ready they are to get involved in risky conflic

you are part of a group, the palestinian liberation 0rganisation, but particularly yasser arafat, fatahy took a key strategic decision in the early 1990s to pursue a two—state negotiated solution with israel, right? accurate. and right through the early 1990s, you got the oslo accords. yes. it appeared that that peace might be achieved. yes. the organisation most determined to destroy that peace was hamas, who, in the mid—to—late1990s, started letting off the suicide bombs in israel, which radicalised the israeli population and which, over time, saw that 0slo dream die. is it not time for you to recognise that hamas is your strategic enemy? it is my time to be accurate and true and represent the very plight of my own people. what you just said is true. we, the plo, we, the national movement, yasser arafat, have took a very brave decision 30 years ago exactly. there were three sides to that equation. there was us, and we were asked to do three things — recognise israel, commit to negotiations and nonviolence, and commit to international resolutions and international legitimacy. we have d

we, the plo, we, the national movement, yasser arafat took a very brave decision 30 years ago exactly us, and we were asked to do three things — recognise israel, commit to negotiations and nonviolence, and commit to international resolutions and international legitimacy. we have done that since then, until this moment. the second party was israel. it was supposed to roll back its occupation and stop its illegal colonial settlement expansion. the third party was the us—led international mediators. they were supposed to provide guarantees and accountability. we did our part of the bargain, and these 30 years, israel has quadrupled settlements, and, stephen, you know very well — you are very well—read and you follow the situation — what has devastated the prospects of a solution, based on international legality, was israel's colonial expansion to take as much of the land with as less of the people. because you are also following this very closely, from many different perspectives, you know that i talk to israeli politicians, have done in the last week, and asked them very tough question

, on yasser arafat they let down there, as they say, along their arab line , the palestinian onent for it, so they went for it, but in the end, in the end it turned out, it turned out that this is what we have today. so it is, so yes, hezbollah too, as they once were for someone, they are probably terrorists outwardly resembled terrorists, and today they are terrorists for many, but in fact the idea today is part of the political establishment, they have ministerial portfolios, they form part of society, that is , you see how complicated everything really is, so in order to make our work as easy as possible, i i propose to call those who are listed as such on our fsb lists terrorists, and leave the rest for the kitchen, there for the living room for... tea, can we please continue, why is this a tragedy, here is the person who was indignant, and the journalist’s remarks, says: i’m not going to turn on the electricity and water to the enemy, let other countries, if they want, our target is not civilians, so buddy, well, this is all the massacre that’s happening, because for some re

against the secular more mainstream leadership under_ secular more mainstream leadership under yasser arafat arafat in the 19805. hamas has— under ya55er arafat in the 19805. hama5 has wanted to dismantle that an internal— hama5 has wanted to dismantle that an internal palestinian politic5 hama5 has wanted to dismantle that an internal palestinian politics are important — an internal palestinian politics are important because as they have tried to govern _ important because as they have tried to govern gaza under blockade thi5 to govern gaza under blockade this has become more difficult and the rivalry— has become more difficult and the rivalry with fata ha5 has become more difficult and the rivalry with fata has continued and ithink_ rivalry with fata has continued and i think the — rivalry with fata has continued and i think the i5 rivalry with fata has continued and i think the is very important in trying — i think the is very important in trying to— i think the is very important in trying to project that part of power through this. there are 4000 pale5tinian5 power through this. there ar

meet at the white house, ishah abbim and yasser arafat shake hands.ever, just a few years after the signing , the second palestinian intifada took place in washington. in 2000, an uprising broke out against israeli rule in the west bank from the gaza strip. it will all end in the winter of 2005. areel sharon and mahmoud abbas will announce a complete cessation fire in august. the israelis will leave gas. the following year, israel begins a military operation in the gaza strip in response to the kidnapping of israeli military officer gelada shalit. then there were other operations, cast lead in 2008 and unbreakable rock in 2014. israel tried to destroy the palestinian military infrastructure. then, by the way, politicians, in particular european ones , reacted differently to what was happening. this is the opinion of the now former french president. the israeli leadership made a mistake, which concludes. in this region, however, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu cleared the front line, allowing supporters of the palestinian hamas movement to en

john: in 1988, plo leader yasser arafat recognized israel's right to exist, but hamas held to its belieft israel should be eliminated. >> they wanted to appear more militant. it's hugely ironic that, of course, israel at that time had an interest in tolerating hamas, if not actively encouraging it until, you know, the apprentice turned on the sorcerer, so to speak. john: in 1989, arafat spoke from exile in tunisia with the jim lehrer. >> you can't imagine how difficult our lives are as refugees, as homeless, stateless. >> do you feel that you are close to achieving this, achieving your state? >> yes. >> how close, how much time will it take? >> not more than a distance of a stone's throw. john: a distance that, for palestinians, proved too far. the intifada lasted another four years. almost 2000 were killed, with palestinian deaths outnumbering israeli deaths three to one. hope for peace came in 1993, when the plo and israel signed the first oslo accords, the product of secret talks overseen by the norwegian government. both sides committed to negotiating an end to the conflict and chart

with this revolution, he becomes his biggest enemy and a few days later yasser arafat travels to tehranthe israeli embassy becomes the palestinian embassy. but on the other side of this story, the situation suddenly changes. anwar sadad, who had a history of all-out land and air attacks on israel in egypt, finally agrees to negotiate and make peace with israel under american pressure. you can hear me now, the words of my imam these days, sadat is involved in the recognition of the israeli regime. sadat's young deputy, hosni mubarak , is also a witness to these historical developments and he does not know what the future holds for him . he had reached egypt, but now he is observing the peace with the regime with which the enemy brought him fame and prestige. the peace agreement with the presence of jimmy carter , us president menachem begin first. minister of israel and anwar egyptian president sadad is signed. this is the first contract between an arab country and israel. the people of the region look at the fate of egyptian leaders with astonishment . egypt's sinai desert is still occu

the palestinian authority and yasser arafat _ authority and yasser arafat previously did try to negotiatenot know what is wrong with his feet, because he is clearly — what is wrong with his feet, because he is clearly not hearing properly, i did he is clearly not hearing properly, i did not— he is clearly not hearing properly, i did not say that and i did not hear— i did not say that and i did not hear you — i did not say that and i did not hear you say at either, christian —— what _ hear you say at either, christian —— what is _ hear you say at either, christian —— what is wrong _ hear you say at either, christian —— what is wrong with his feed. the palestinian people have been living under— palestinian people have been living under occupation for 56 years, we stand _ under occupation for 56 years, we stand with — under occupation for 56 years, we stand with ukrainians rightly because _ stand with ukrainians rightly because russia has occupied the land. _ because russia has occupied the land. why— because russia has occupied the land, why does the occupation of palestinian people not mat

this was in the oslo agreement, which yasser arafat was in agreement with . kam david, then annapolis, madrid , until now, the palestinian compromise group has not retreated kurds, we saw that the zionist regime advanced as it came and parts of gaza are not attacked. have the compromising groups come to the conclusion that the only way to liberate palestine from the tahr creek is resistance, or are some palestinian groups still negotiating with the zionist regime? certainly, efforts have been made for the normalization operation , for them to resist and even sign the agreements that you mentioned, kam david , after wadi araba, after other agreements, and oslo, which encouraged the official arab regimes to to go more towards the normalization of relations and provoked the zionist enemy to penetrate more and find more in the depths of the baghdari bank and establish its own settlements and settlements in the west bank and in quds on a large scale after the oslo agreement, almost in the past 30 years since the oslo agreement, or more recently, last month was the

, this is an idea, and how the israelis are going to destroy this idea, they tried... to fight yasser arafat to get out of this situation, and the militants hold netanyahu at a weak point, because there are hostages there, if he starts an operation, the hostages may suffer, if he does not start an operation, his political career is over. please, no doubt, there are three on the world agenda today key international events, or more precisely three tracks, well the first of course is understandable, the escalation of the middle east conflict, and here this obvious implicit americanization is clearly visible on the american-iranian track on the iranian-israeli track and others, taking into account these latest attacks on american bases in iraq and syria means the deployment of new about a thousand, which means armed soldier-officers , f-16s and so on, this is all understandable, but this is not the main thing, the main thing is that in the world there is really a concentration of two worlds, in in quotation marks, this and so to speak, arab-muslim, relatively speaking, from someone, so to speak,

i was reporting on you when you tried to make peace with yasser arafat, based on a two—state solutionis century. you failed. but the truth is that we still have two peoples locked in close proximity on one strip of land between the mediterranean sea and thejordan river. you believed in territorial compromise then. you did not believe in permanent military occupation. you did not believe in the expansion of jewish settlements. so i ask you right now — how does this end? netanyahu talks about changing the middle east forever. but in your view, how does israel ensure long—term peace and security now? i'm not against changing the middle east forever in the right direction. there might be a dispute about what the right direction looks like. but at least the first step are fully agreed among israel — they need to destroy. it's not taking revenge, just to make this behaviour erased and eliminated from the region. for sure, from israel. i do not swear that our experience with hamas will cancel the possibility of emergence of such daesh—like, or nazi—like if you want, behaviour on our part or

israel in the past has shook the hands of people who had blood on their hands, yasser arafat, anwar sadate peace over war. king hussein had blood on his hands. we shook his hand in 2006. why? because he wanted to choose peace over war and blood. we had three israeli prime ministers, netanyahu, ehud barak, ehud olmert, all shake the hand of yasser arafat who had the blood of women and children on his hands, we shook his hand in the hope that he wanted peace too. what is clear is hamas doesn't want peace. what israel wants is peace. the only way palestinian people will achieve peace with israel and the ability to live their lives the way they want with self-determination is to get rid of hamas. that's the answer to peace. the consideration is how do we do that? and it means going in, wiping them out, yes, there will be collateral damage, and that is unavoidable and regrettable, but with hamas, the palestinian people will not have peace. >> you talk about collateral damage. how much of a role does hostages being held by hamas play in the planning for an israeli ground invasion of gaza? >> it

now the heirs of yasser arafat and the fatah movement are considered a moderate force, hamas militants side by the mediterranean sea, and on the other - insurmountable, as until recently it seemed like a wall. in 2007, in response to hamas coming to power in the gaza strip, israel announced a blockade of the palestinian enclave. there is nothing in gas, life here is terrible. what kind of life are you talking about, it is better to die than to live like this. electricity in gas comes from israel and is also turned off by israel, almost a million people here have no jobs, we live in a big prison, we are slowly dying here, we are being killed gradually. but why was this blockade needed? it seemed that since israel fenced itself off from the gaza sector with a wall, then these problems of the arabs would be solved by the arabs and neighboring egypt, but cairo also fenced itself off from gaza with a wall, and the only checkpoint was also under attack. 2 million people were locked in a boiling cauldron. the purpose of building a wall on the border with the gas sector was, first of all , sec

yasser arafat was called a terrorist until he supported the rights of palestinians. but when the zionist regime recognized the nobel peace prize. they gave him along with two leaders of the zionist regime, namely isaac rabinen and shimon parras, who were involved in the expulsion and killing of palestinians. over the years , the nobel peace prize has been awarded to many people besides the zionists. the names of henry kissinger, anwar sadad, and gorbachev are among them. the names that indicate, to receive the nobel peace prize, speak volumes peaceful goals are not important and bellicose. can also reach it. now cyberspace users, criticizing political awards in some countries , have heated the nobel prize with the hashtag of the zionist prize to say that for the nobel, neither ingenuity nor peaceful goals are necessary, you just need to win the hearts of the zionists. the first principle of human rights is its inseparability, and both of its parts, i.e. economic, social and cultural rights, and civil and political rights , must be implemented together, that is, one c

yasser arafat fought against the zionist regime until then. kurds were presented as terrorists, but after signing a compromise agreement and sacrificing the rights of the palestinian people , he received the nobel peace prize in 1994. the president of egypt, anwar sadad , was introduced as a warmonger until he fought alongside gamal abdel nasser with the zionist regime, but then since the signing of the camp david agreement, he was called a man of peace and received the nobel peace prize in the same year. sang suu kyi, who won the nobel peace prize, is one of the agents of the war crime against the rohingya muslims, a crime that has displaced nearly a million rohingya and thousands of others have been victims of brutal rape and murder. barack obama, the former us president who won the nobel peace prize in 2009 , does not like mrs. suu kyi because of her warmongering policies, especially the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan, afghanistan, somalia, and yemen. mojtaba shah soouni is a reporter for the radio station. a female soldier o

yasser arafat was a terrorist until he fought against the zionist regime. was introduced, but after signing the compromise agreement and sacrificing the rights of the palestinian people , he received the nobel peace prize in 1994. egyptian president anwar sadad was known as a warmonger until he fought alongside gamal abdel nasser, but after the signing of the camp david agreement, he was called a man of peace and received the nobel peace prize in 1978. aung san suu kyi, who won the nobel peace prize, is one of the perpetrators of war crimes against the rohingya muslims, a crime that has displaced nearly a million rohingyas and thousands of others have been victims of brutal rape and murder. barack former american president obama, who won the nobel peace prize in 2009 , has no respect for mrs. suu kyi because of her warmongering policies, especially the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan, afghanistan, somalia, and yemen. mojtaba shazouni, the news of a british army female soldier who committed suicide, according to sky news, the main reason for her phone was sexual harassment by h

this was in the aftermath of yasser arafat's desk, possible assassination by the israel ease. and i think that the palestinian people partially elected how much at that point to say we are one people and you're not going to divide us between people in because of the west bank. so the refugees in southern light been on the of in the greater grow you know, population of house names around the world. and so that's how, how much came to power in people, in the, even irrespective of this attack and so on. i mean, how much had a legitimacy crisis in terms of they, they weren't doing resistance and they were setting up their own structures that work, that were somewhat delivering because they have a network because it's rough, helps them build up a network of health clinics. and so on, in the 1980s, in order to undermine the po. but there's been some frustration among palestinians in terms of, you know, what, what, what, what this from us really deliver. just as there is from, of the p a sitting there. and remo, uh, which is far better off than the rest of the palestinian territories

homes. a few hours ago, a morning attack on the building of musa arafat, this is the brother of yasser arafatre was demolished, it is unknown whether musa arafat himself is alive or not. the israeli army also launched strikes, and last but... at the airports of damascus and aleppo, this is already syria, unexpectedly, but the fact is reported by syrian state television with reference to military sources, the takeoff on... the strip of both air harbors has been disabled, in order to restore them, it will take time, this attack has already been condemned by the world leaders, this is an invasion of the territory of an independent state, why israel is doing this is still unclear , probably fearing support for hamas from syria, but syria stated that they are not going to enter into a conflict, the israeli air force continues to strike incendiary shells in the south of lebanon, the day before on the southern border, lebanese television and the ain alsad air base in western iraq came under rocket fire, the media also reported citing military sources, there is no information yet about casualties and

yasser arafat fought against the zionist regime until kurds were presented as terrorists, but after signingompromise agreement and sacrificing the rights of the palestinian people , he received the nobel peace prize in 1994. anwar sadad, the president of egypt , was introduced as a warmonger until he fought alongside gamal abdel nasser against the zionist regime. but then he was called a man of peace after signing the camp david agreement and received the nobel peace prize in 1978. sang suu kyi, who won the nobel peace prize, is one of the causes of the war crime against the rohingya muslims, a crime that displaced nearly a million rohingyas and thousands of others were victims of brutal rape and murder. barack obama, the former president of the united states, won the nobel peace prize. in 2009, due to warlike policies , especially the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan , afghanistan, somalia, and yemen, a hand from mrs. sada and sima central bank of iraq announced that trading with dollars will be prohibited in this country in less than 3 months from the beginning of 2024. the g

few hours ago there was a morning attack on the building of musa arafat, this is the brother of yasser arafat demolished half the house, it is unknown whether musarrov is alive there or not. the israeli army also carried out strikes last night on the airports of damascus and aleppo, this is syria, unexpectedly, but a fact, syrian state television reports, citing military sources , the runway of both air harbors has been disabled, in order to restore them it will take time, but... already this attack was condemned by world leaders, this is an invasion of the territory of an independent state, why israel is doing this is still unclear, probably fearing support for hamas from syria, but syria stated that they are not going to enter into a conflict, in the israeli air force continue to strike the south of lebanon with incendiary shells , the day before lebanese television journalists were killed on the southern border of lebanon with israel and the ain alsad airbase in western iraq was subjected to... there is also no information about casualties and destruction, citing military sources. stanisla

yasser arafat was known as a terrorist until he fought against the zionist regime, but after signing compromise agreement and sacrificing the rights of the palestinian people , he received the nobel peace prize in 1994. the president of egypt, anwar sadad , was presented as a warmonger until he fought alongside gamal abdel nasser with the zionist regime, but after the signing of the camp david agreement, he was called a man of peace. and in 1978 he received the nobel peace prize. sang suu kyi, who won the nobel peace prize, is one of the causes of war crimes against the rohingya muslims, a crime that displaced nearly a million rohingyas and thousands of others were victims of brutal rape and murder . barack obama, the former president of the united states, won the peace prize . nobel in 209 because of war-seeking policies, especially the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan , afghanistan, somalia, and yemen, ms. suu kyi does not have a hand. mojtaba shah sawoni , president's radio broadcaster, in a message to president bashar al-assad syria caused the recent unfortunate terr

them any such normal life prospects , anyway, the day came, it was already after the death of yasser arafat current head of the palestinian authority on the west bank, mahmoud abbas, became his heir. when hamas overtook fatah, not only in the sympathy of the palestinian street, but also in the parliamentary elections. the problem was that hamas was much more radical. and that it was one thing when it was small a religious group of people, and it's quite another matter when it was a party that enjoys the support of the majority of the population in both parts of the palestinian authority, israel, which already, as we were talking, at the beginning of its policy of withdrawing from, its forces from the gas sector, turned out to be completely helpless from the point of view of the gas sector's ability to deploy its terrorist infrastructure on the territory of this sector. the joint, i would say, efforts of the israelis and the fatah party, which already needed each other, prevented the creation of a hamas government. on the west bank of the jordan river, but in gas everything turned out as ham

marginalize the palestinian movement, of course, when a palestinian radical, these were synonyms, and yasser arafatand mahmoud abaas and other palestinian leaders were just thugs, it must be said clearly, they were thugs who were able to get over their crimes, to stop being toys in the hands of the arab rulers, because they killed and killed and killed and got rich from killing, and now abbas is getting richer not killing, and somehow it created opportunities, and that's how it will look in in the future, when we will again see an entire nation ready to commit the murder of its national ideology, well, i think, welcome, yes absolutely very much, well, i don’t know , politically correct is not politically correct, asking a question, but it is not politically correct, i do not ask such a bravado question, it the problem is problem for the palestinians, because there is a saying that the palestinians never miss an opportunity, to miss an opportunity, and right now we are seeing, perhaps for the first time in all this time, the west bank, and the political leadership, although it is very undermined, ve

never leave our homes. a few hours ago, a morning attack on the building of musa arafat, this is yasser arafat’ser in the gaza strip, half of the house there was demolished, it is unknown whether musarafat is alive there or not. the israeli army also carried out strikes last night on the airports of damascus and aleppo, this is syria, unexpectedly but true, syrian state television reports. with reference to military sources, the runway of both air harbors was disabled in order to it will take time to restore, and world leaders have already condemned this attack, this is an invasion of the territory of an independent state, why israel is doing this is still unclear, probably fearing support for hamas from syria, but syria has stated that they will enter into the conflict are not going to, the israeli air force continues to strike the south of lebanon with incendiary shells, the day before lebanese tv journalists were killed on the southern border of lebanon with israel , the ain alsad air base in western iraq came under rocket fire, the media they also report with reference to military sources; t

fatah is the name of the party of yasser arafat which became the palestinian authority.ot recognise the state of israel. it is in a permanent state of war — either active or inactive — with israel, which is why it's a prescribed terrorist entity by many people. now, that makes it incredibly difficult to deal with, and whereas there are reasonably normal relations between the eu and the us and britain with the palestinian authority in the west bank and ramallah, there are not those normal relations with hamas. and on several occasions prior to this, hamas has sent rockets into israel. and every time that happens, peace talks stop, violence pushes it back, because most israeli leaders say, we will not negotiate with a gun held to our heads. let's talk about the fighting specifically, because many people have been asking, why has this most recent escalation happened and what's the history behind that? well, history, partly, as we've both been saying, the situation in gaza, really the possibility to live a reasonable life there, which that pressure builds. and hamas hasn't f

they moved among the minarets, white houses, some of which were painted with graffiti of yasser arafatg stones. the soldiers encountered people dressed in black t-shirts who pretended to be hamas militants and shouted: “esh, eh.” what will happen after the assault is unknown, they don’t count on a quick solution to problems here, we are talking about on extending the evacuation of borderland residents until the end of december. in any case, the un security council resolution of 1967 remains the same. we must eliminate hamas militarily, now is not the time for a decisive resumption of the political process with the palestinians, the creation of two states that will coexist peacefully in the region is not so important, but every day of war costs israel a billion shekels, so many here themselves are trying to help to internally displaced persons, russian diplomats with families today we collected our humanitarian cargo for those who left everything and cannot return home. alexey knopko, konstantin pionov, anastasia dimyetsa, timofey mukhin, lead israel. the israeli army continues to attac

brokered between bill clinton between the palestinian leader yasser arafat and israel's prime ministerer progress stalled. and they fear the future without prime minister rabin. and the palestinians were left with limited autonomy in the west bank and gaza. israel was still ultimately in control. violent attacks on both sides have continued ever since and several attempts to broker a peace deal have failed. in recent days there have been violent clashes in the occupied west bank, palestinians angry over israeli bombing of gaza, and the deaths of civilians. israel says this is not collective punishment. they are trying to target the violent group that killed israelis. no, no, no. the target are the people that are safe at home, kids, women, old people. no, they target everybody. this is my country, i belong to this land, this is our land and we are not leaving it. i hope they will be alive. so many tears being shed on both sides of this war. and let's get a final word from our international editorjeremy bowen who is in southern israel. diplomatic efforts to get the border crossing in eg

yasser arafat was known as a terrorist until he fought against the zionist regime. but after signing the compromise agreement and sacrificing the rights of the palestinian people , he received the nobel peace prize in 1994. anwar sadad, the president of egypt , was introduced as a warmonger until he fought alongside gamal abdel nasser against the zionist regime. but after the signing of the camp david agreement, he was called a man of peace and in 1977 he received the nobel peace prize. sang suu kyi , who won the nobel peace prize, is one of the agents of war crimes against rohingya muslims. a crime that displaced nearly one million rohingyas and thousands of others were victims of brutal rape and murder. barack obama, the former president of the united states, who won the nobel peace prize in 209 for his warmongering policies, using drones in pakistan , afghanistan, somalia, and yemen , has no hand in hand with mrs. suu kyi. . national education evaluation organization accepted names he announced the final of the national exam, on the same pretext, we are going to

they were supported, from where they sat somewhere in tunisia for many, many years, together with yasser arafat, but... if this turns into a real new israeli-arab war , then this will be a very serious step towards escalation, which we will all feel , at least at the prices, at least at the level of terrorism in the world, nuclear weapons, well, maybe, but this is still not the main thing, what is dangerous now, they seriously can join, so to speak, if for example, well, hezbollah and iran will raise the degree? well, i think, yes, i think, yes, they, they have promised that, statements have been made that if iran dares to do such an operation, with the forces of hezbollah, there are 50,000, still a serious army like that, i think the united states will also dare to destroy, locally, of course, this is not an attack on iran, but the destruction of hezbollah's infrastructure in the region is also dangerous, because it also affects and lebanon , well, i think it can be like that, it's the next, next step, but i'll repeat again that everyone partners of israel. now they are telling israel the same

shimon peres, isak rabin, and yasser arafat, whom everyone considered a terrorist, hugged, shook handside the same enormous financial and military assistance that the palestine organization, especially brezhnev, provided , arafat came to us and so on, and somehow we, yes , we had our own position, we always said, our foreign minister spoke about it, that let's vladimir, putin met with those, with others, let's, let's, let's , but such activity in this plan was not, as for that side, first of all, the united states, because israel is very close to them, in all respects, they paid attention to today's reaction, they considered, well, god bless him, you never know what is written there, we we now live not according to laws and not according to international law, but according to rules, and the rule is that whoever is stronger is smarter , so we got, we got this terrible misfortune, i want to emphasize again, we must immediately stop the war and sit down, and with anyone to sit down - for negotiations, because people are dying there, let's proceed from this, you also mentioned the arab wor

they moved among minarets, white houses, some of which were painted with graffiti of yasser arafat andup. stones, soldiers collided with people dressed in black t-shirts posing as hamas militants shouted: “esh, esch, esch.” what will happen after the assault is unknown; they are not counting on a quick solution to the problems here; we are talking about extending the evacuation of border residents until the end of december. in any case, the un security council resolution of 1967 is still not on the agenda. we must eliminate hamas militarily. now is not the time to decisively restart the political process with the palestinians. creation of two states that will coexist peacefully in the region is not currently a priority for the jewish state. against the backdrop of human tragedies, this is not so important, but every day of war costs israel a billion shekels , many here themselves are trying to help the internally displaced, russian diplomats with their families today collected their humanitarian cargo for those who left everything and cannot return home. alexey knopko, konstantin piono

yasser arafat was known as a terrorist until he fought against the zionist regime, but after signingompromise agreement and sacrificing the rights of the palestinian people in the prize he received the nobel peace prize. anwar sadad chairman the president of egypt was known as a warmonger until he fought alongside gamal abdel nasser against the zionist regime, but after the signing of the camp david agreement, he was called a man of peace and received the nobel peace prize in 1978. sang suu kyi, who won the nobel peace prize, is one of the causes of war crimes against rohingya muslims. a crime that displaced nearly one million rohingyas and thousands of others were victims of brutal rape and murder. barack obama, the former president of the united states, won the nobel peace prize in 209 for his warlike policies. in particular, the killing of civilians using drones in pakistan, afghanistan , somalia, and yemen has nothing to do with mrs. suu kyi. mojtawa shah soouni is a reporter for the radio station. in a message to syrian president bashar al-assad, the president expressed his cond