JORDANTV — Asaad Is Happy
20261012 233500 UTC
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[00:00:00] campaigns, can they, for example, and perhaps I'll ask
[00:00:03] you also about the MPs and their role in
[00:00:06] the elections, meaning if they can
[00:00:09] make a difference, but the important thing is this, to what extent
[00:00:13] I think they are capable
[00:00:15] organizes security at of doing something. Something certain. First,
[00:00:19] يعني 20% of the residents of the
[00:00:24] bids because it operates in first occupation areas in 1948 are Palestinians, yes.
[00:00:26] And
[00:00:28] 17% of Israeli voters are Palestinians, yes.
[00:00:32] And therefore, يعني these
[00:00:36] against these companies that operate in can play a role in this field. And we must remember
[00:00:41] see that this two roles in 1992-1996. The Democratic Front
[00:00:45] for Peace and Equality allied with Yitzhak
[00:00:48] Rabin
[00:00:51] to approve and they formed a barrier for him
[00:00:54] to prevent the government from falling. Yes. And also in
[00:00:57] the government uh what's
[00:01:01] its name, the government before
[00:01:03] Netanyahu, also the Islamic Movement, Mansour Abbas, allied
[00:01:07] with it, and also formed a barrier
[00:01:10] to protect it and so on, but unfortunately it was
[00:01:14] overthrown. Now, the trend among
[00:01:17] the two lists, the Joint List, which forms
[00:01:20] three alliances of three parties, and the United List, which is the Islamic
[00:01:24] Movement, both can
[00:01:27] constitute a real leverage for their people.
[00:01:30] And this was and continuously. And by the way,
[00:01:34] يعني in this context, it is necessary
[00:01:36] to remember that the Nobel Peace Prize
[00:01:39] was given to a judge from South Africa who was
[00:01:43] the accused, who was the one
[00:01:46] who tried and convicted the Israeli
[00:01:49] colonizer because she did what you called it, which is
[00:01:52] the poisoning, the common term, genocide.
[00:01:55] And therefore, this reflects a positive
[00:01:58] development in favor of the Palestinian people. And
[00:02:02] from here, I believe that the Palestinians of 1948
[00:02:05] can play this positive role, especially if
[00:02:09] they achieve positive results and go to the ballot
[00:02:13] positively in boxes. Now, we can talk later about the direct
[00:02:16] Jordanian role in supporting these people, because
[00:02:19] Jordan is indeed betting on them to play this role.
[00:02:23] And therefore, it is certain that they provide support and assistance
[00:02:27] to their people in the areas of the second occupation in 1967.
[00:02:31] And therefore, now they are facing elections.
[00:02:33] Notice that Ofer Cassif, I mean, the professor talked
[00:02:36] about the sympathizers. In fact, Israeli
[00:02:40] sympathizers
[00:02:42] Therefore, Palestinians should be looked at with great respect because they are subjected to harm despite being
[00:02:46] Israelis. Ofer Cassif, a Knesset member from the Democratic
[00:02:49] Front, more than once, they tried to expel him from
[00:02:52] the Knesset. They punish him in the Knesset because
[00:02:55] he led solidarity demonstrations in the Palestinian
[00:02:58] West Bank. These brave people from
[00:03:02] Palestinians. Yes, this makes
[00:03:05] me ask Professor Salah once again about the reference
[00:03:09] to sympathizers. And Professor Hamada also
[00:03:12] refers to some forces interested
[00:03:15] in human rights. Perhaps from this angle, can you give us
[00:03:19] a brief picture because
[00:03:21] with you to follow up on this I also want to ask you if there is a process
[00:03:24] of documenting these
[00:03:28] "An Eye on Jerusalem." We will meet violations, and mentioning names and files, because
[00:03:31] this is a criminal practice. Also, perhaps
[00:03:35] you also have scope now or one day
[00:03:38] to approach international bodies
[00:03:41] that might have their say, despite all that is said
[00:03:45] about the fact that international law
[00:03:47] is absent. Firstly, we can mention
[00:03:51] that the governments in
[00:03:54] European countries and others, and all Western countries,
[00:03:58] tried to mislead their people,
[00:04:00] and to portray Israel as a democratic state in a barbaric Middle East,
[00:04:03] and official media outlets
[00:04:06] in these countries always reinforced
[00:04:10] the Israeli role, and Israel succeeded in not considering itself
[00:04:13] to be in any of the world's continents, and it was called
[00:04:16] the European Union plus Israel, Africa plus Israel. Today,
[00:04:20] we, as Palestinians,
[00:04:23] new methods in our political discourse and mechanisms of communication
[00:04:27] with the international community, and we consider every international sympathizer
[00:04:30] to be a mobile megaphone in their country, in their party, in their organization, in
[00:04:34] the institution, in their activity. And therefore, what is happening
[00:04:38] from the wide solidarity movement in all regions of the world, including
[00:04:42] the United States of America, you are practically following
[00:04:45] you are following the interaction to what extent
[00:04:48] does the interaction reach? We follow
[00:04:52] and scrutinize the transformations in universities, even in
[00:04:55] America, and in the American Parliament and Congress. The last vote
[00:04:59] when they voted on the issue of prosecuting
[00:05:02] settlers for their crimes was 47 votes in Congress,
[00:05:06] 46 from Democrats and one vote from Republicans.
[00:05:09] Therefore, this popular pressure even in the heart
[00:05:13] of the United States of America has brought about change
[00:05:15] in a large number of European countries. And a few days ago, it was officially
[00:05:19] announced to boycott Israeli goods. We organized
[00:05:22] campaigns to boycott the occupation. For example, G4S company, which
[00:05:28] military checkpoints, lost
[00:05:32] bids in Arab countries like Kuwait for 8 billion
[00:05:37] the occupied territories in 1948 and 1967.
[00:05:40] And Caterpillar company, which demolishes homes and agricultural
[00:05:43] facilities, today there is a widespread boycott campaign
[00:05:49] the occupied territories since 1967.
[00:05:51] And therefore, we
[00:05:54] changing mood in a positive sense
[00:05:57] of the international solidarity movement, how
[00:06:01] can we build on it to form a broad solidarity
[00:06:05] movement whose main goal is to start
[00:06:08] by creating public opinion pressure on the Prosecutor of the Criminal Court, who must
[00:06:12] open the settlement file as, according to
[00:06:15] his example, the denominations, it is a war
[00:06:18] crime. This is the aspect related to, as we always
[00:06:20] called it, the legal struggle.
[00:06:24] Professor Hamada, I have one minute left
[00:06:28] of the program time, and Professor Salah
[00:06:31] referred to the issue of campaigns aimed at global
[00:06:34] public opinion supporting the Palestinian people
[00:06:37] in all these catastrophes they are
[00:06:41] exposed to. The absence of the world, because
[00:06:44] many, many people say that the world's preoccupation
[00:06:47] with the turbulent situation in this
[00:06:50] region sometimes makes things appear isolated,
[00:06:53] reducing their true value. So, in one minute, what do
[00:06:57] you see? In fact, let me remind you
[00:07:00] and the professor and the viewers that
[00:07:02] Netanyahu was the main person in inciting American
[00:07:06] action against Iran, right? Therefore, to draw attention to
[00:07:10] the fact that the hot region
[00:07:13] is the region of Iran and the Arabian Gulf, in order
[00:07:16] to divert attention from what is happening in
[00:07:19] Palestine. But despite that, the state
[00:07:22] of solidarity is expanding
[00:07:25] the world, and as I said, the Nobel Prize went
[00:07:29] to a woman from South Africa. But I want to
[00:07:32] say that the most important thing in
[00:07:35] the Palestinian-Israeli conflict are two factors. First,
[00:07:39] the unity of Palestinians, unfortunately, is not available.
[00:07:50] As you referred to Ofer Cassif as a model in this direction.
[00:07:54] must work in both directions because the world
[00:07:58] is changing, but what is required first is the unity
[00:08:01] of the Palestinian people on the basis of a single political program, a unified
[00:08:05] representative institution, and agreed-upon methods of struggle. This
[00:08:08] is what is required, and the second thing is to penetrate Israeli
[00:08:11] society, gaining Israeli alignments for the justice
[00:08:15] of the Palestinian cause. I want to thank you, Professor Hamada Farran,
[00:08:18] and thanks also to
[00:08:22] Professor Salah Al-Khoja, Assistant Director of the Anti-Wall
[00:08:25] and Settlement Commission. Thank you, and may God help
[00:08:29] you. We will always be in touch