we have the experience of yasser arafat, there is no time, i want to open yasser arafat is a symbol of the palestinian resistance . country to that country and then came to the conclusion that he should go and deal with peace and go to oslo, the nuclear has achieved some achievements , let's look at it fairly and after yass arafat this leads to the conclusion that he should talk about taking up arms again, which means that the palestinian people, perhaps, if they did not have this experience, the very important experience of the arab ethnic currents, they would not have remained so loving and so firm on the issue of the current issue. islamism is irreconcilable, you see, we had a stream of islamists in some branches of the brotherhood, etc., which unfortunately entered into compromise with different governments after the camp david incident in egypt, something happened after oslo, something happened after unfortunately, many of the current medical trends in recent decades he brought the countries into these ugly interactions that had no meaning. i wish he had an achievement for the pal

palestinian fighter and leader yasser arafat was a man who experienced each and every one of these farewells throughout his life. now he had turned into a chomatose in a hospital bed in france before he experienced those farewells. his first painful farewell took place 50 years ago when he witnessed series of events that changed his course of life. it was springtime in the small village of deer yasin. the inhabitants of the village did not want to any war with intruders. but sometime later, the united nations divided palestine into two arab and jewish sectors and cause rifts instead of solving the differences. the resolution of the duck committee for palestine was adopted by 33 votes, 13 against, 10 abstentions. after the un resolution, the palestinians possessed only. 45% of their country in two disjointed segments, namely the gaza strip and the west bank. the rest of the 55% was given to the minority jews with a 500 thousand population. by recognizing israel as so-called state, a war started. now the jews could expell the palestinians out of their homes and replace them with the newly arri

palestinian fighter and leader yasser arafat was a man who experienced each and every one of these farewells throughout his life. now he had turned into a komatos in hospital bed in france before he experienced those farewells. his first painful farewell took place 50 years ago when he witnessed series of events that changed his course of life. it was springtime in the small village of deer yasin. the inhabitants of the village did not want any war with the intruders, but sometime later, the united nations divided palestine into two arab and jewish sectors and caused rifts instead of solving the differences. the resolution of the duck committee for palestine was adopted by 33 votes, 13 against, 10 abstentions. after the un resolution, the palestinians possessed only 45% of their country in two disjointed segments, namely the gaza strip and the west bank. the rest of the 55% was given to the minority jews with a 50000 population. by recognizing israel as so-called state, a war started. now the jews could expell the palestinians out of their homes and replace them with the newly arrived jewish

but for fighter, the hardest one is to say farewell to their arms, castinian fighter and leader yasser arafat was a man who experienced each and every one of these farewells throughout his life. now he had turned into a komatose in a hospital bed in france before he experienced those farewells. his first painful farewell took place 50 years ago when he witnessed series of events that changed his course of life. it was springtime in the small village of deer yasin. inhabitants of the village did not want any war with intruders. but sometime later, the united nations divided palestine into two arab and jewish sectors and caused. instead of solving the differences. the resolution of the duck committee for palestine was adopted by 33 votes, 13 against, 10 abstentions. after the un resolution, the palestinians possessed only 45% of their country in two disjointed segments, namely the gaza strip and the west bank. the rest of the 55% was given to the minority jews with a 500,000 population. by recognizing israel as so-called state, a war started. now the jews could expel the palestinians out of the

they broadcast the pictures of masoud raji with yasser arafat. on the one hand, actually themselves. they show the support of the squatters, and even in this regard they published journals as a union for, for example , workers , they printed journals for hardworking farmers, and they showed themselves to be the advocates of these . they were active in the field of broad publications. these conflicts lead to fighting. and it would be insulting . anyway , they mentioned these beatings day and night in their newspapers, and they made a big deal of it, even though their activities were generally and almost all of their activities were against the law, that is , they had weapons, they had building permits. without having a magazine license without a license, but the system was trying to somehow attract them and actually return them to the people's arms. we can see that the imam repeatedly points out in his speeches in different ways that you should be in accordance with the law , be a part of the people, be a part of the nation , bani sadr's lack of s

with yasser arafat, they broadcast on the one hand, in fact , they show themselves as supporters of the slum dwellers, and in this regard, they even publish a magazine as a trade union for, for example, the workers, for the hardworking farmers, and they call themselves lawyers. the defenders of these show that they are active in the field of wide publishing, these designs that they penned were very important, these designs that were penned they used to lead to conflicts, these conflicts led to beatings, anyway , they mentioned these beatings day and night in their newspapers , and they magnified them even though their activities in general and almost all of their activities it was against the law, that is, having weapons without a building permit, having a magazine without a permit , but the system was trying to attract them in a way, and in fact, they returned to the people, even the imam, we see many times in his speeches in different forms. he points out that you should be in accordance with the law and be a part of the people and a part of the nation be the lack of support of bani s

we have yasser arafat's experience, there is no time, i want to open his experience. arafat was a symbol of the palestinian resistance , he really fought for many years and was displaced from one country to another and then he came to the conclusion that he should go and deal with peace and went to oslo. arafat comes to the conclusion that he should talk about taking up arms again, that is, the palestinian people, if they do not have this experience, it is a very important experience of ethnic movements. arabic they didn't have so much love and they didn't stick to the task of the issue of islamism , which is irreconcilable. you see, we had islamists of islamism in some branches of the brotherhood, etc., which unfortunately entered into interaction and compromise with different governments after the camp david incident. something happened in egypt after oslo , something happened after that, which unfortunately affected many countries in recent decades. he made these ugly interactions that had no consequences . the palestinian resistance went and freed more than a thou

the specter still haunts the world." unyielding resolve, look in the tumultuous life of yasser arafat, the palestinian leader who dares sit at the negotiation table with israel only to face broken promises and shattered. dreams, witness his lifetime tour from fighter to a diplomat, and again from a diplomat to fighter to save palestine. this is story of sacrifice, betrayal, and unbreakable spirit of a leader who fought against all odds. can launches a drone strike on tub leaving one person dead and several others injured at least. are killed and latest is really air strikes across gaza where the total death tool is approaching 39,000. and health officials sound the alarm over a poleo epidemic in gaza after waist treatment station has had to shut down due to lack of fuel.

the plo violated this agreement by intifada in 2000 which killed 1500 israelis, led by yasser arafat.n hamas took over gaza. hamas is a terror organization that did not accept the plo principles because the europeans ask them to say three things. we recognize israel, we denounce terror, and we recognize the agreement between israel and the plo. of course, hamas refused and broke into intifada from gaza. the idea to bring hamas into the p.a. it is a bad idea unless they will recognize, except the three demands -- not israel's demands -- but the u.n., u.s., russia, and i don't remember who is the fifth. so it is not that simple. >> go back to the beginning of the nightmare that we have been living through for nine months, the events of october 7, which are still sharply engraved, i think, on everyone's minds. it is always worth going back to the beginning of the story. i want to ask you, amos, your own memories of that day, when you heard the news happening, your reactions to it, and then the question that haunts you, i know haunts israelis. how could this happen to such a country with

between israelis and palestinians in 2000, in the second he helped end the israeli army's siege of yasser arafat'sion that advocates engagement between political islam and the west. the former intelligence officer is too familiar with the methods of the jihadists for him to believe that based on his wealth of experience, the former intelligence officer and diplomat predicts how the ukrainian conflict will be resolved. when we talk about resolving the ukrainian conflict through negotiations, this will be capitulation. of course, you can call it a negotiated settlement, but russia will set the terms for the political future. alistair, us military bases in europe are on alert. yes, but i remember that a us senator literally took me by the shoulders, who in washington then said, you know, alistair, i listened to you carefully, you talked about different groups islamists, but i want to tell you one thing, most of the groups you are talking about are the very groups that should kick the communists’ ass, so here we are fighting the communists. a pentagon spokesman said the beach in sevastopol was not the