the raft documentary was finally released in the presence of zand's colleagues . this voice was always mrs. hashempour's voice, which means that in every movie after that , rahmut hashonpour must say this in the movie, "i want to stay alive." it was really wonderful. i am in the cinema when i wanted to survive, i saw that i had been nailed, i was disappointed, you have never been disappointed , you know the need, that is, the army of radio and television news agency. palestine is the ancient and unforgettable land of us , the jews who live in this land. they will find the demand of their country. we will finally live freely in our own land and die in peace in our homes. at the end of the 19th century, when the austrian journalist theodor hertzel wrote these sentences in the book the jewish state, perhaps even his most optimistic zionist supporters did not imagine that they would have a state in palestine 50 years later. herzl he was born a jew, but he did not believe in the holy things of the jewish religion. he grew up in europe , and he got his enlightened ideas

supposed to be for the people who are over the age of the reserve forces , the next stage for the zand soldiers and the last stage for the male soldiers, that is, the male military forces who were captured by the azad resistance forces. he was ready to release them, and an important point was that hamas completely showed its upper hand in the exchange of prisoners in the way that hamas first decided who should be released, that is, every day the list of people who should be released was delivered to hamas. he gave confirmation to the qatari authorities through them to the authorities of the zionist regime and israel now, this is one point. the next point is that the resistance forces completely took over the game in terms of the media in this exchange of prisoners in several ways . one, it was an important point that was almost not paid attention to. living in the west bank means that hamas gave an implicit message to the entire palestinian people that even if you live in the west bank , the self-governing organization does not support you. i am hamas and the resistance forces in gaza,

yeah, and zand, do you think perhaps it's it's a case of uh, the tail wagging the dog so to speak, uh, israel, um, telling what the us is supposed to do, or the us reading straight from the israeli playbook, go ahead, do whatever you want to do, we'll just support you, give you that, as nitan yahoo called it, diplomatic iron dail, no, i think absolutely, what we're saying is a continuous playbook being played out for us right, so to show it's a performance, it's very all of it's very performance, we know from the very beginning the intentions behind what was the bombardment um and continuously the the the the new stories and and and things that continuously be thrown out us to maybe confuse the public deter as we've seen international solidarity grow at an alarming rate assume for um israel and the us you mentioned international sol solidarity student voices the voices of the youth have louder than ever, how do you account for something like that? say intern students have always been at the very forefront of international solidarity when it comes to campaigning for justice um... 'if y

it's it's just yesterday, it's not so much, it's not even a generation, yeah, and zand, do you think perhaps it's it's a case of the tail wagging the dog so to speak, uh, israel, um, telling what the us is supposed to do, or the us reading straight from the israeli playbook, go ahead, do whatever you want to do, we'll just support you, give you that, as natan yahoo called it, diplomatic iron dough. no, i think absolutely, what we're saying is a continuous playbook being played out for us right, so it's a show, it's a performance, it's very all of it's very performative, we know from the very beginning, the intentions behind what was the bombardment um and continuously the the the the new stories and and things that continuously be thrown out us to maybe confuse the public, deter as we've seen international solidarity grow at alarming rate i assume for um israel and the us. hm, you mentioned international sol solidarity, student voices, the voices of the youth have been louder than ever, how do you account for something like that? say students have... have always been at the very fore

yeah, and zand, do you think perhaps it's it's a case of the tail wagging the dog so to speak, uh, israel, um, telling what the us is supposed to do, or the us reading straight from the israeli playbook, go ahead, do whatever you want to do, we'll just support you, give you that, as natan yahoo called it, diplomatic iron to, no, i think absolutely, what we're saying is a continuous playbook being played out for us, right, so it's a show, it's a performance. it's very all of it's very performative, we know from the very beginning the intentions behind what was the bombardment um and continuously the the the the new stories and and things that continuously be thrown out us to maybe confuse the public, detair as we've seen international solidarity grow at an alarming rate i assume for um israel and the us, you mentioned international sol solidarity, student voices, the voices of the youth have been louder. than ever, how do you account for something like that? see intern students have always been at the very forefront of international solidarity when it comes to campaigning for justice, um,