Mouin Rabbani

I think there has to be an explicit acknowledgement of the responsibility and of the rights. I think that in the framework of a two-state settlement, I think a formula would need to be found that does not undermine the foundations of a two-state settlement. And I don't think

it would be that difficult because I suspect that there are probably large numbers of Palestinian refugees who, once their rights are acknowledged, will find it exceptionally distasteful to have to live among the kind of sentiments that we've heard around this table today, to be quite frank. I was previously unfamiliar with you. And I watched one of your preparation videos.

it would be that difficult because I suspect that there are probably large numbers of Palestinian refugees who, once their rights are acknowledged, will find it exceptionally distasteful to have to live among the kind of sentiments that we've heard around this table today, to be quite frank. I was previously unfamiliar with you. And I watched one of your preparation videos.

it would be that difficult because I suspect that there are probably large numbers of Palestinian refugees who, once their rights are acknowledged, will find it exceptionally distasteful to have to live among the kind of sentiments that we've heard around this table today, to be quite frank. I was previously unfamiliar with you. And I watched one of your preparation videos.

Very disconcerting stuff, I have to say. You were explaining two days ago in the discussion about apartheid and how absurd it was, that in your view, Jim Crow was not apartheid. Jim Crow was not apartheid. But Arab states not giving citizenship to Palestinian refugees is apartheid.

Very disconcerting stuff, I have to say. You were explaining two days ago in the discussion about apartheid and how absurd it was, that in your view, Jim Crow was not apartheid. Jim Crow was not apartheid. But Arab states not giving citizenship to Palestinian refugees is apartheid.

Very disconcerting stuff, I have to say. You were explaining two days ago in the discussion about apartheid and how absurd it was, that in your view, Jim Crow was not apartheid. Jim Crow was not apartheid. But Arab states not giving citizenship to Palestinian refugees is apartheid.

I would expect nothing less from someone who doesn't think Jim Crow is apartheid.

I would expect nothing less from someone who doesn't think Jim Crow is apartheid.

I would expect nothing less from someone who doesn't think Jim Crow is apartheid.

No.

No.

No.

In your eyes, probably not.

In your eyes, probably not.

In your eyes, probably not.

Let me finish answering.

Let me finish answering.

Let me finish answering.

I think it's pretty clear that the majority of civilians that were killed- 51% or 90%? Don't ask me to put a number on something I don't know.