I love her so much, I got goosebumps watching her speak. Palestine will be free if feel like her continue to speak up and have the same determination 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
Jesus was born in Nazareth, did you know that? Hmmm, makes me wonder, did all of the people that lives there and all of the ancestors that goes back thousands of years, that lived there, will there ancestors today be free? So if Jesus was born in Nazareth... Isn't Jesus Jewish, born to Jewish people that lived there.. what do you think about Jesus's ancestors should live. On Mars ?
I love you and admire you so much, Alana. You inspire me. My mother survived the Nakba. They had to flee Haifa in 1948. I am the first generation to not be born in Palestine.
Amazing conversation! Deeply human, compassionate, & comprehensive. Alana is also just such an illuminating, captivating, and well-articulated speaker - thank you very much for this wonderful podcast and FREE PALESTINE! ❤️🇵🇸✊🏾🍉
Thank you so much for this beautiful comment. Very grateful Alana came on the podcast and share her story and perspective on how to use our voices to free Palestine 🍉
Love the video! Sending prayers to our brothers and sisters in Palestine 🤲❤️ Let’s all keep doing our best to FREE PALESTINE by spreading awareness, protesting, signing petitions, boycotting and giving to charity!
“I’m openly Palestinian”I don’t think many can truly understand what she means by saying that. She explained a bit of that statement by saying just the Palestinian identity alone is political, we recognize this early on. Mohammad and the rest of the Hadid elders instilled righteousness and pride in all his children. Much respect to dar Hadid. ✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼💪🏼♥️
Alana has been such a crucial voice in the Palestine liberation movement. So articulate and free when she speaks. I always look forward to her interviews. We are so proud of you Alana, you are speaking for millions of us ♥️🍉🇵🇸
Although TikTok users are educating each other, the most POWERFUL aspect of social media is that people are sharing THEIR OWN experiences. People are filming in real-time, unfiltered, what they are experiencing on the ground, and we see how those same experiences are being omitted, ignored, or completely dismissed in the media. There is literally NOTHING in this world that 'israel' can say that would remove or justify the thousands of videos, photos, and voice recordings, children blown into pieces, headless, burned to a crisp, women and men massacred and abused in concentration camps, documented rape, forced starvation and the obvious ethnic cleansing happening in front of us. That in itself is POWER.
And so you lost me when you start exaggerating and then outright lying! "Women and men massacred and abused in Concentration camps"??? HUH?? Excuse me? Why would anyone believe that? WHAT camps? Where? WHY do you want to paint anyone with such a brush?
@@skontheroad I shared 4 different links but somehow they are now gone. You can easily google it and find reliable Israeli sources that are calling it just that, or calling them camps were you are faced with death, starvation, abuse, sleep deprivation, cramped up in small rooms If you don’t consider that a concentration camp, please explain the difference.
And yes, dont stop! The students in the country where I live would not have the gumption if it werent for the impact and intellect of the American students
I like your channel. You bring on great guests to talk about Palestine. I've watched every single video. Would it be possible to interview Palestinian journalists that have experienced the witness of the current genocide from their point of view and honor their story too. Every single day they were filming and posting footage for the world to see the horrors whilst risking their lives. Some have already evacuated from Gaza. Free Palestine ❤🖤🤍💚🍉
Id like to add another layer/circumference of understanding of the colonialization by bringing in the Kurdish situation to the equation. Cause it is connected and vital for liberation. The purpose of the divide is to weaken the Middle East, and especially since Iran, Turkey and Syria are attacking, cleansing, burning and bombing as we speak, and we've been pitted against each other, with Turkey making homes on ethnically cleansing projecets in Afrin, we need to get smart together and not halfway. It started in early 1900s with the plans of redrawing the map of Middle East, and the Sykes Picot treaty. Part of the plan was to divide the region into weaker nation states from the former empires that previously ruled. Which is connected with the drawings of Palestine. Kurds were promised to also have a nation state, yet the brittish wanted to ensure a puppet ruler, preferably someone who already had influence in the region. But also they preferred the plan to divide the Kurds to the other nation states to pit us against official ethinicity, as to make us all busy and weak to fight each other while they grab our resources. This is ongoing ever since, and is something we need to understand is opposite of liberation. Even at the inital wool over the eyes plan of making also a Kurdish nation state had its purpose to colonize, divide and rob. A war broke out because of this against the brittish, but was lost. The rulers in the area, both Kurdish and otherwise have been puppets since. To keep this divide is to ensure the further weakening of Middle East, and the colonial purpose.
@@s.zen.4587my interest in the Middle East began when I learned about the Peshmerga all women's unit. At that time, it was the Kurds who were helping people to escape from ISIS' persecution & fighting off ISIS, but the U.S. didn't support them & also didn't do much to eradicate ISIS. To me, the Kurds, I would consider were the first responders to go up against ISIS.
How long are you planning to call yourself a refugee??? I am also a daughter of a Holocaust survivor, but I moved on, I’m not blaming Germany forever for what they did or didn’t do during the war. Populations migrate and build new life. What do you want??
Constantin Zureiq, who coined the term Nakba, barely mentions refugees and rather states in his book (the meaning of the Nakba ) that the actual catastrophe was the Arab nations loosing the war to the Jews. Zureiq goes on to discuss the history leading to the defeat of the 1948 war and its greater consequences for Arab nationalism, stating that seven Arab nations failed the task of "suppressing Zionism". In other words the catastrophe is humiliation of loosing a war to Jews who were historically seen as “less than” the Arabs in colonial Middle East. Sorry to dispel the notions of all those thinking that the Nakba has anything to do with “forced displacement” or the plight of refugees.
This conflict is very complex with an incredible amount of history to understand...both sides have their narratives...this particular conflict is a trangulation, Hamas, Palestinians, Israelis, so that makes it much more complicated than a straight binary. Hamas does not have Palestinians best interests at heart. The wildly barbaric muslim brotherhood is a part of it...again, there is simply so much nuance to understand here, not to mention the barbarism of Islam. Calling for the River to the Sea, is, in essence calling for a genocide against Israel. There can be no goal of complete irradication of either side, if peace is to be acheived.
That is zionists talking point to say “it nuanced and this story is very complexed”. No it is NOT. It is VERY simple. If you steel it doesn’t matter from which ethnicity you are stilling from you are still a thief! The nakba survivors should have at least JUSTICE. Without justice there can be no peace! If zionist jewish people have the right to return after 3 thousands years SO Palestinians should have the right to return after a few decades to the place where their fathers and mothers and grandparents and great grandparents etc. were BORN! If Israel grants the right to return and citizenship to a certain religion or ethnicity BUT not to other ethnicities that have the same claim THAN it is de facto proclaiming itself as a racist antidemocratic society. Other zionist talking point to say that calling for “from the river to the sea” is calling for genocide of the Israelis, such a false narrative and zionist propaganda garbage that the wast majority of the world see it for what it is. Tell us! If “from the river to the sea is a call for genocide of israelis than WHY the same phrase is commonly used by Israeli officials????? Don’t you know? What it means than? You have internet so if you wanted to know you would know. Or maybe you just thought the world still did not know. The world knows, has heard israelis say it in a truly ethnic cleansing prospective. I am part of a minority that leaves in the region where I leave for 600 and more years and counting, at one point in history part of the minority (they say was a majority than) was scared of the hysterical political changes (crimes against the minority were perpetrated and not persecuted) so they left for Italy and left behind houses and others similar things. After some times a political agreement was reached between the new established country and the country where the minority escaped AND a solution was find for the houses etc. left behind, they could choose to retain their rights on the houses or accept monetary compensation. Not all were happy about it but their rights were recognized, some justice! So justice is possible! Zionism is a cult, and if Israel stop to exist as a zionist ethnic supremacist state it is all thanks to zionists and their derangement and stupidity. Zionism and their illegal occupation (the UN calls it that) is what makes, in a lot of experts opinion, the two state solution impossible, so “bravo zionists” sarcasm of corse. Calling for the freedom of Palestine from the river to the sea is calling for a 1 state solution that is secular and not nazi, with equal rights no matter the ethnicity or religion of the individuals! The ones scared of those words (like freedom) are the ones that enjoyed the apartheid state of israel from the side of the privileged ethnicity and religion. Israel has the choice to survive like Germany had in the 40’, it can survive if it rejects zionism just like Germany rejected nazism.
I'm all for a Palestinian state but not through Hamas (or even PA) and as a "reward" for what happened on 7/10. Gaza was given a chance in 1995. And instead of embracing it and striving for a peaceful future, they went into a self destruction mode instead. Pity. As for Nakba, a lot of people around the world lost everything after WW2. Borders got redrawn, new countries created, causing millions upon millions refugees, either through forceful expulsion or fleeing violance. None of these millions and their offsprings are classified as refugees today. They moved on and created a new life where ever they ended up. So while what happened to the arabs in the then Palestine is very sad, it wasn't unusual. What's even sadder is that if the division had been accepted, a Palestine would exist today, alongside Israel. Let's hope this lady will see a true state of Palestine one day, living peacefully with all it's neighbours, even Israel. The moral of the story is, don't start wars, wars are bad.
It was a Democratic Election unless you believe in Dictatorship and Palestinians decided who they want in Gaza.Isreal and America did not like the outcome but claims to be for Democracy.Are you for Dictatorship or Democracy?
Zuheir Mohsen (PLO leader) 1977: "The Palestinian people do not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel for our Arab unity. In reality today there is no difference between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians, and Lebanese. Only for political and tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand that we posit the existence of a distinct "Palestinian people" to oppose Zionism. Yes, the existence of a separate Palestinian identity exists only for tactical reasons, Jordan, which is a sovereign state with defined borders, cannot raise claims to Haifa and Jaffa, while as a Palestinian, I can undoubtedly demand Haifa, Jaffa, Beer-Sheva, and Jerusalem.”
I don’t hear any explanation to what do you mean by free Palestine, other than “freedom for Palestine”.. Palestine can get into Israel, they have a voting option in their own land, they elected hamas. It kind of sound like what you mean is the end of the state of Israel completely… is that what you mean?
@@truthseeker7612 i heard that. but those are very general words. what does it actual means? no more israel? only palestine with everyone in it? or israel with everyone in it? or israelis out, arabs in and only palestine? i am curiouse. because right now, in gaza they want all jews dead. this is their out beliefs.. to kill jews for allah. so how it would work out?
Some 800.000 jews were expelled from Arab countries following 1948. Thare is no special word for that. Germans were expelled from Poland. There is no special word for that. Quite recently Armenians have fled from Nagorni Karabakh. There is no special word for that as well. Palestinians are the only ones who do not want to move on.
Jesus was born in Nazareth, did you know that? Hmmm, makes me wonder, did all of the people that lives there and all of the ancestors that goes back thousands of years, that lived there, will there ancestors today be free? So if Jesus was born in Nazareth... Isn't Jesus Jewish, born to Jewish people that lived there.. where do you think about Jesus's ancestors should live. On Mars ?
You’re right - Jesus was born Jewish and was born in Bethlehem which is in the West Bank, which is Palestine. Jesus was Palestinian. I hope you can appreciate that religion and ethnicity are two different things. For example, if there are indigenous people living on a land for thousands of years, it is illogical for a person from the other side of world to claim that their ancestors have lived on that land based on that religion. It’s equivalent if a Chinese person may say that they are now indigenous to Canada if they converted to a belief system of an indigenous tribe. People convert, but you cannot change your ethnic background. I hope this offers a learning opportunity to reflect for you and anyone reading this.
According to their history, her family was already prominent. So no. If the Nakba didn’t happen, they’d probably still be prominent in Palestinian society.
How long are you planning to call yourself a refugee??? I am also a daughter of a Holocaust survivor, but I moved on, I’m not blaming Germany forever for what they did or didn’t do during the war. Populations migrate and build new life. What do you want??
I loved hearing her background and her story. Her grandmother sounds like an amazing woman. I’d love to hear more about her
It’s something in their blood 🍉🫶🏻👏
@@yallaletstalk
She is also half Irish…a formidable mix
what an amazing story as a palestinian i feel like she is just so genuine and i truly believe her grandmother would be so so proud of her !
Thank you for leaving such a beautiful comment. I echo the same sentiment ✨🍉
I love her so much, I got goosebumps watching her speak. Palestine will be free if feel like her continue to speak up and have the same determination 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
Thank you for sharing 🫶🏻🍉 she truly is someone who exemplifies what having a platform should be about 👏 I hope you enjoyed the full interview 😊
Lies , lies and more lies. Without lies and making story for lies Muslims cannot live . Lies is their oxygen
Jesus was born in Nazareth, did you know that? Hmmm, makes me wonder, did all of the people that lives there and all of the ancestors that goes back thousands of years, that lived there, will there ancestors today be free? So if Jesus was born in Nazareth... Isn't Jesus Jewish, born to Jewish people that lived there.. what do you think about Jesus's ancestors should live. On Mars ?
That’s what came to my mind.
I love you and admire you so much, Alana. You inspire me. My mother survived the Nakba. They had to flee Haifa in 1948. I am the first generation to not be born in Palestine.
Amazing conversation! Deeply human, compassionate, & comprehensive. Alana is also just such an illuminating, captivating, and well-articulated speaker - thank you very much for this wonderful podcast and FREE PALESTINE! ❤️🇵🇸✊🏾🍉
Thank you so much for this beautiful comment. Very grateful Alana came on the podcast and share her story and perspective on how to use our voices to free Palestine 🍉
You have millions of friends worldwide you will never meet. Don't give ev!l the power to scare you. God bless Palestine and it's true owners.
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Thank you for this interview!
Thank you for watching! Please let us know what you think 😊
Bring Bella on the podcast
Love the video!
Sending prayers to our brothers and sisters in Palestine 🤲❤️
Let’s all keep doing our best to FREE PALESTINE by spreading awareness, protesting, signing petitions, boycotting and giving to charity!
Thank you and Ameen 🙏
“I’m openly Palestinian”I don’t think many can truly understand what she means by saying that. She explained a bit of that statement by saying just the Palestinian identity alone is political, we recognize this early on. Mohammad and the rest of the Hadid elders instilled righteousness and pride in all his children. Much respect to dar Hadid. ✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼💪🏼♥️
Thank you!!!! Good luck to you and your family!
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As we say in America you go girl, that means do not be silent move forward.
Thank you for sharing!
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She is Amazing
@@luletashom5775 she really and truly is 👏
I love her she’s truly inspiring and amazing. Thank you so much for this interview. Free Palestine till it’s backwards!! 🇵🇸🍉❤️
She really is 🫶🏻 thank you so much for tuning in and leaving this comment 🍉
Alana has been such a crucial voice in the Palestine liberation movement. So articulate and free when she speaks. I always look forward to her interviews. We are so proud of you Alana, you are speaking for millions of us ♥️🍉🇵🇸
Although TikTok users are educating each other, the most POWERFUL aspect of social media is that people are sharing THEIR OWN experiences.
People are filming in real-time, unfiltered, what they are experiencing on the ground, and we see how those same experiences are being omitted, ignored, or completely dismissed in the media.
There is literally NOTHING in this world that 'israel' can say that would remove or justify the thousands of videos, photos, and voice recordings, children blown into pieces, headless, burned to a crisp, women and men massacred and abused in concentration camps, documented rape, forced starvation and the obvious ethnic cleansing happening in front of us.
That in itself is POWER.
And so you lost me when you start exaggerating and then outright lying!
"Women and men massacred and abused in Concentration camps"??? HUH?? Excuse me? Why would anyone believe that?
WHAT camps? Where? WHY do you want to paint anyone with such a brush?
@@skontheroad I shared 4 different links but somehow they are now gone. You can easily google it and find reliable Israeli sources that are calling it just that, or calling them camps were you are faced with death, starvation, abuse, sleep deprivation, cramped up in small rooms
If you don’t consider that a concentration camp, please explain the difference.
@skontheroad exactly
Check out the video of three men from Gaza who were executed by Hamas for stealing food
@@nancikuba42 What video? Whose? Where is it available?
Thank you for sharing Alana ❤
Hopefully enjoyed the episode 🤗
And yes, dont stop! The students in the country where I live would not have the gumption if it werent for the impact and intellect of the American students
Thank you for sharing that 👏 don’t stop until Palestine is free 🍉
I like your channel. You bring on great guests to talk about Palestine. I've watched every single video. Would it be possible to interview Palestinian journalists that have experienced the witness of the current genocide from their point of view and honor their story too. Every single day they were filming and posting footage for the world to see the horrors whilst risking their lives. Some have already evacuated from Gaza. Free Palestine ❤🖤🤍💚🍉
Thank you so much for tuning in and for the input. We are working on it 🍉🙏
Brave and brilliant Alana 💘🔥🦙
Agreed 👏
Id like to add another layer/circumference of understanding of the colonialization by bringing in the Kurdish situation to the equation. Cause it is connected and vital for liberation. The purpose of the divide is to weaken the Middle East, and especially since Iran, Turkey and Syria are attacking, cleansing, burning and bombing as we speak, and we've been pitted against each other, with Turkey making homes on ethnically cleansing projecets in Afrin, we need to get smart together and not halfway.
It started in early 1900s with the plans of redrawing the map of Middle East, and the Sykes Picot treaty. Part of the plan was to divide the region into weaker nation states from the former empires that previously ruled. Which is connected with the drawings of Palestine. Kurds were promised to also have a nation state, yet the brittish wanted to ensure a puppet ruler, preferably someone who already had influence in the region. But also they preferred the plan to divide the Kurds to the other nation states to pit us against official ethinicity, as to make us all busy and weak to fight each other while they grab our resources. This is ongoing ever since, and is something we need to understand is opposite of liberation.
Even at the inital wool over the eyes plan of making also a Kurdish nation state had its purpose to colonize, divide and rob. A war broke out because of this against the brittish, but was lost. The rulers in the area, both Kurdish and otherwise have been puppets since. To keep this divide is to ensure the further weakening of Middle East, and the colonial purpose.
I respect the Kurds
@@nancikuba42 thank you ❤️
@@s.zen.4587my interest in the Middle East began when I learned about the Peshmerga all women's unit. At that time, it was the Kurds who were helping people to escape from ISIS' persecution & fighting off ISIS, but the U.S. didn't support them & also didn't do much to eradicate ISIS. To me, the Kurds, I would consider were the first responders to go up against ISIS.
The Princess of Nazareth!
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Free Palestine 🍉♥️🕊️
Gotta keep saying it until it’s backwards 🍉
How long are you planning to call yourself a refugee??? I am also a daughter of a Holocaust survivor, but I moved on, I’m not blaming Germany forever for what they did or didn’t do during the war. Populations migrate and build new life. What do you want??
NEVER STOP TALKING ABOUT PALESTINE !!!!!!!! KEEP SHARING - KEEP TALKING - KEEP BOYCOTTING
Great video just a sidenote a lot of arab americans seem to pronounce nakba with a qaf for some reason???? Its نكبة not نقبة.
Thank you for your note. You’re absolutely right - my parents almost had a heart attack hearing me pronounce it like that lol
what is the name of the documentary ?? I can't understand name. Please I want to watch it !!!!!!! everyone should watch it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello! It’s called “Walled Off”
www.walledoff.org
@@yallaletstalk thank you!!!!
10:48 you mentioned a palestenian book, can you please tell me what its called?? I want to inform myself more
Care bear quran that's it
Great Podcast, Free Palestine
Thank you so much and ditto 🍉
Constantin Zureiq, who coined the term Nakba, barely mentions refugees and rather states in his book (the meaning of the Nakba ) that the actual catastrophe was the Arab nations loosing the war to the Jews. Zureiq goes on to discuss the history leading to the defeat of the 1948 war and its greater consequences for Arab nationalism, stating that seven Arab nations failed the task of "suppressing Zionism". In other words the catastrophe is humiliation of loosing a war to Jews who were historically seen as “less than” the Arabs in colonial Middle East. Sorry to dispel the notions of all those thinking that the Nakba has anything to do with “forced displacement” or the plight of refugees.
Although you lost friends you probably gained new friends
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This conflict is very complex with an incredible amount of history to understand...both sides have their narratives...this particular conflict is a trangulation, Hamas, Palestinians, Israelis, so that makes it much more complicated than a straight binary. Hamas does not have Palestinians best interests at heart.
The wildly barbaric muslim brotherhood is a part of it...again, there is simply so much nuance to understand here, not to mention the barbarism of Islam.
Calling for the River to the Sea, is, in essence calling for a genocide against Israel. There can be no goal of complete irradication of either side, if peace is to be acheived.
That is zionists talking point to say “it nuanced and this story is very complexed”. No it is NOT. It is VERY simple.
If you steel it doesn’t matter from which ethnicity you are stilling from you are still a thief! The nakba survivors should have at least JUSTICE. Without justice there can be no peace!
If zionist jewish people have the right to return after 3 thousands years SO Palestinians should have the right to return after a few decades to the place where their fathers and mothers and grandparents and great grandparents etc. were BORN!
If Israel grants the right to return and citizenship to a certain religion or ethnicity BUT not to other ethnicities that have the same claim THAN it is de facto proclaiming itself as a racist antidemocratic society.
Other zionist talking point to say that calling for “from the river to the sea” is calling for genocide of the Israelis, such a false narrative and zionist propaganda garbage that the wast majority of the world see it for what it is.
Tell us! If “from the river to the sea is a call for genocide of israelis than WHY the same phrase is commonly used by Israeli officials????? Don’t you know? What it means than? You have internet so if you wanted to know you would know. Or maybe you just thought the world still did not know. The world knows, has heard israelis say it in a truly ethnic cleansing prospective.
I am part of a minority that leaves in the region where I leave for 600 and more years and counting, at one point in history part of the minority (they say was a majority than) was scared of the hysterical political changes (crimes against the minority were perpetrated and not persecuted) so they left for Italy and left behind houses and others similar things. After some times a political agreement was reached between the new established country and the country where the minority escaped AND a solution was find for the houses etc. left behind, they could choose to retain their rights on the houses or accept monetary compensation. Not all were happy about it but their rights were recognized, some justice!
So justice is possible!
Zionism is a cult, and if Israel stop to exist as a zionist ethnic supremacist state it is all thanks to zionists and their derangement and stupidity.
Zionism and their illegal occupation (the UN calls it that) is what makes, in a lot of experts opinion, the two state solution impossible, so “bravo zionists” sarcasm of corse.
Calling for the freedom of Palestine from the river to the sea is calling for a 1 state solution that is secular and not nazi, with equal rights no matter the ethnicity or religion of the individuals!
The ones scared of those words (like freedom) are the ones that enjoyed the apartheid state of israel from the side of the privileged ethnicity and religion.
Israel has the choice to survive like Germany had in the 40’, it can survive if it rejects zionism just like Germany rejected nazism.
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I'm all for a Palestinian state but not through Hamas (or even PA) and as a "reward" for what happened on 7/10. Gaza was given a chance in 1995. And instead of embracing it and striving for a peaceful future, they went into a self destruction mode instead. Pity.
As for Nakba, a lot of people around the world lost everything after WW2. Borders got redrawn, new countries created, causing millions upon millions refugees, either through forceful expulsion or fleeing violance. None of these millions and their offsprings are classified as refugees today. They moved on and created a new life where ever they ended up. So while what happened to the arabs in the then Palestine is very sad, it wasn't unusual. What's even sadder is that if the division had been accepted, a Palestine would exist today, alongside Israel.
Let's hope this lady will see a true state of Palestine one day, living peacefully with all it's neighbours, even Israel.
The moral of the story is, don't start wars, wars are bad.
Get lost
It's not for you to decide or to like it's for Palestinians to decide who rules over them
It was a Democratic Election unless you believe in Dictatorship and Palestinians decided who they want in Gaza.Isreal and America did not like the outcome but claims to be for Democracy.Are you for Dictatorship or Democracy?
@Faiez-rh1gm If a democratic election turns a state into a violent theocratic dictatorship, then it's a fail and a great pity for the people in Gaza.
@phasespace4700 You too, my dear.
Zuheir Mohsen (PLO leader) 1977: "The Palestinian people do not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the state of Israel for our Arab unity. In reality today there is no difference between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians, and Lebanese. Only for political and tactical reasons do we speak today about the existence of a Palestinian people, since Arab national interests demand that we posit the existence of a distinct "Palestinian people" to oppose Zionism. Yes, the existence of a separate Palestinian identity exists only for tactical reasons, Jordan, which is a sovereign state with defined borders, cannot raise claims to Haifa and Jaffa, while as a Palestinian, I can undoubtedly demand Haifa, Jaffa, Beer-Sheva, and Jerusalem.”
This is the same woman who calls Hamas “resistance fighters” 🤢🤢🤢
Not just this woman. International law. An occupied population has the right of resistance. Read and learn.
Im triggered everytime he says “Naqba” bro its “Nakba” with a k ك
LMAO my family felt the same way tbh 😅 For those reading the comments, he’s right: it’s pronounced nak-ba 🍉
I don’t hear any explanation to what do you mean by free Palestine, other than “freedom for Palestine”.. Palestine can get into Israel, they have a voting option in their own land, they elected hamas. It kind of sound like what you mean is the end of the state of Israel completely… is that what you mean?
Of course that’s what she means
@@noragutberg her opinions are the reason we have no peace in the middle east. israel is a home for 9 million people.
She said, FREEDOM and Equality. She stated all that goes with equality. Simple. How did you not hear that?
@@truthseeker7612 i heard that. but those are very general words. what does it actual means?
no more israel?
only palestine with everyone in it?
or israel with everyone in it?
or israelis out, arabs in and only palestine?
i am curiouse. because right now, in gaza they want all jews dead. this is their out beliefs.. to kill jews for allah. so how it would work out?
free palestine
Period 👏
ua-cam.com/video/G5Uqy2elngA/v-deo.html
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Free Israel. ❤❤❤
From who exactly?
Some 800.000 jews were expelled from Arab countries following 1948. Thare is no special word for that. Germans were expelled from Poland. There is no special word for that. Quite recently Armenians have fled from Nagorni Karabakh. There is no special word for that as well. Palestinians are the only ones who do not want to move on.
pretpostavljam dok god toliko nevinih žrtava bude.
Jesus was born in Nazareth, what do you think about that?
All lies
Like what exactly..
Jesus was born in Nazareth, did you know that? Hmmm, makes me wonder, did all of the people that lives there and all of the ancestors that goes back thousands of years, that lived there, will there ancestors today be free? So if Jesus was born in Nazareth... Isn't Jesus Jewish, born to Jewish people that lived there.. where do you think about Jesus's ancestors should live. On Mars ?
You’re right - Jesus was born Jewish and was born in Bethlehem which is in the West Bank, which is Palestine.
Jesus was Palestinian.
I hope you can appreciate that religion and ethnicity are two different things. For example, if there are indigenous people living on a land for thousands of years, it is illogical for a person from the other side of world to claim that their ancestors have lived on that land based on that religion. It’s equivalent if a Chinese person may say that they are now indigenous to Canada if they converted to a belief system of an indigenous tribe. People convert, but you cannot change your ethnic background. I hope this offers a learning opportunity to reflect for you and anyone reading this.
Impossible to watch after October 7th. Too much propaganda and disconnection from reality.
Lol. She is lucky the nakba happened and her father was born in the USA. They became very rich because of that.
That doesn't undermine her message. Everything she's said about Palestine is correct.
According to their history, her family was already prominent. So no. If the Nakba didn’t happen, they’d probably still be prominent in Palestinian society.
Her father was born in palestine 🇵🇸. You weren't listening.
@xxGuItArGiRLxx89 he was a son of a Syrian.
They’re a wealthy family from Palestine, they didn’t get rich in the States.
How long are you planning to call yourself a refugee??? I am also a daughter of a Holocaust survivor, but I moved on, I’m not blaming Germany forever for what they did or didn’t do during the war. Populations migrate and build new life. What do you want??