Mohammed El-Kurd

And you come out of prison and you're celebrated by your community. And the prison has not broken your spirit. So all of these structures and systems that the Zionist movement has put into place, be it the shoot to kill policies, or the prisons, or the demolishing our homes, that were meant to kill our spirits, They don't.

And you come out of prison and you're celebrated by your community. And the prison has not broken your spirit. So all of these structures and systems that the Zionist movement has put into place, be it the shoot to kill policies, or the prisons, or the demolishing our homes, that were meant to kill our spirits, They don't.

You demolish a home in Jerusalem and the people say, don't worry, we'll build another. And you demolish it and we'll build another. That's what I admire most about the Palestinian people. It's this resilience. And, you know, people love to say resilience, but I think it's stubbornness. I think we're such a stubborn people. And I think that's that's great.

You demolish a home in Jerusalem and the people say, don't worry, we'll build another. And you demolish it and we'll build another. That's what I admire most about the Palestinian people. It's this resilience. And, you know, people love to say resilience, but I think it's stubbornness. I think we're such a stubborn people. And I think that's that's great.

You demolish a home in Jerusalem and the people say, don't worry, we'll build another. And you demolish it and we'll build another. That's what I admire most about the Palestinian people. It's this resilience. And, you know, people love to say resilience, but I think it's stubbornness. I think we're such a stubborn people. And I think that's that's great.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.