Rashid Khalidi

The Israeli military didn't regain control of these border settlements and of its military bases, all of which, most of which were overrun, for four days till the 10th. That is obviously traumatic. I mean, and of course it triggered all kinds of historic memories. for Israelis and for Jews. I mean, obviously, just as Palestinians are triggered thinking of 67 and 48 and whatever else.

Israelis were triggered. I mean, we had these comparisons to pogroms. We had peculiar comparisons to the Holocaust. 800 people is not 6 million people, 800 civilians. But anyway, the point is that in terms of people's imaginary, that's what was going through their heads. And everybody in Israel is connected, just like everybody in Palestine is connected.

Israelis were triggered. I mean, we had these comparisons to pogroms. We had peculiar comparisons to the Holocaust. 800 people is not 6 million people, 800 civilians. But anyway, the point is that in terms of people's imaginary, that's what was going through their heads. And everybody in Israel is connected, just like everybody in Palestine is connected.

Israelis were triggered. I mean, we had these comparisons to pogroms. We had peculiar comparisons to the Holocaust. 800 people is not 6 million people, 800 civilians. But anyway, the point is that in terms of people's imaginary, that's what was going through their heads. And everybody in Israel is connected, just like everybody in Palestine is connected.

You know, everybody knew what was happening in those four days, those three or four days. So, yeah, trauma, trauma. However, let us treat human beings as human beings. 800 Israeli civilians were killed. 50, 60, 70, we won't know until the rubble is cleared in a year or two how many Palestinians were killed.

You know, everybody knew what was happening in those four days, those three or four days. So, yeah, trauma, trauma. However, let us treat human beings as human beings. 800 Israeli civilians were killed. 50, 60, 70, we won't know until the rubble is cleared in a year or two how many Palestinians were killed.

You know, everybody knew what was happening in those four days, those three or four days. So, yeah, trauma, trauma. However, let us treat human beings as human beings. 800 Israeli civilians were killed. 50, 60, 70, we won't know until the rubble is cleared in a year or two how many Palestinians were killed.

So trauma is trauma. I'm not suggesting that people's suffering can be measured and compared. But I think if we have the same yardstick for humanity, we are talking about a level of tragedy which I don't think has frankly been conveyed as it should have been by the media.

So trauma is trauma. I'm not suggesting that people's suffering can be measured and compared. But I think if we have the same yardstick for humanity, we are talking about a level of tragedy which I don't think has frankly been conveyed as it should have been by the media.

So trauma is trauma. I'm not suggesting that people's suffering can be measured and compared. But I think if we have the same yardstick for humanity, we are talking about a level of tragedy which I don't think has frankly been conveyed as it should have been by the media.

And Ireland as well.

And Ireland as well.

And Ireland as well.

It is unavoidable and inevitable. There's no other way. Neither side's going to eliminate the other and nobody's going anywhere. So, you know, it may take us another two generations or another generation. I don't know. I'm a historian. I can't tell you about what's going to happen. But I can tell you there's no alternative. There is no alternative. And it has to be based on justice and equality.

It is unavoidable and inevitable. There's no other way. Neither side's going to eliminate the other and nobody's going anywhere. So, you know, it may take us another two generations or another generation. I don't know. I'm a historian. I can't tell you about what's going to happen. But I can tell you there's no alternative. There is no alternative. And it has to be based on justice and equality.

It is unavoidable and inevitable. There's no other way. Neither side's going to eliminate the other and nobody's going anywhere. So, you know, it may take us another two generations or another generation. I don't know. I'm a historian. I can't tell you about what's going to happen. But I can tell you there's no alternative. There is no alternative. And it has to be based on justice and equality.

You cannot have one group that has rights that the other group doesn't have. And that's the problem right now. That's the core problem. You know, you've established a national entity. Fine, it's there. That national entity cannot control everybody and everything forever, which is what the course that unfortunately Israel is currently on.

You cannot have one group that has rights that the other group doesn't have. And that's the problem right now. That's the core problem. You know, you've established a national entity. Fine, it's there. That national entity cannot control everybody and everything forever, which is what the course that unfortunately Israel is currently on.

You cannot have one group that has rights that the other group doesn't have. And that's the problem right now. That's the core problem. You know, you've established a national entity. Fine, it's there. That national entity cannot control everybody and everything forever, which is what the course that unfortunately Israel is currently on.