Transcript
Chapter 1: Protesting for Palestinian rights
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Salvator.
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music
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We’re protesting for the Palestinians, for for their right to justice, for their right to to equal rights before
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the law, for their right to have their own state. We’re protesting against the uh the the actions of the uh of the
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settlers and the actions which hurts us most of our uh army that is uh protecting the settlers uh proting the
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settlers. We’re protesting so that the uh that the Palestinians can work their lands, can be uh can uh go to their
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olive gra uh groves, can take their herds wherever they want, can be on their land in peace and safety and
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security and uh and we’re protesting against the occupation. We think it’s a disaster for them and it’s disaster for
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us. There’s no future. We don’t see that there’s a future for us or for them if we won’t be able to have some justice and some peace in the area.
Chapter 2: Criticism of state policies
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We are here this Saturday night as we’ve been here every Saturday night for the last four years to pro to protest the
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policies of this government towards the Palestinian people. They’re conducting
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an program of ethnic cleansing out of the West Bank and of course the war on Gaza. Yesterday we witnessed a
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brutal attack on the Washington Post journalist. Today we witnessed a brutal attack on European diplomats and what I
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would want to tell you that these attacks are nothing out of the ordinary.
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[music] What is out of the ordinary is they attacked so-called VIPs. And this is why it’s in the news every single
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day. These attacks are occurring if it’s against uh the Palestinians themselves, if it’s
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if it’s against peace activists from Israel, and if it’s against peace activists that come from abroad. And we
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are here to say that’s enough. We do not approve and we will do everything in our legal power to prevent that happening.
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music
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a salivator.
Chapter 3: Support for democratic values
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We are here for change. We are supporting the Democrat party and this is the uh uh the movement for quality government uh which is the government
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watchdog organization and we are here in support of liberal democracy checks and balances uh and a government by the
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people for the people without uh um without racism a uh plur plural state.
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Um I grew up in Athens, Georgia. I moved to Israel. I’m here by choice. Um, I grew up in a in a state that was uh
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affected very greatly by racism, by division, by uh horrible things in the horrible past in the history. And I don’t want to see that repeated here.
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Uh, this is a time to rise up and be over that. Uh, a time to create a better society for everybody involved here.
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cheering
Chapter 4: Political change and elections
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Hopefully in 10 days we’re going to uh go to a general election which we go to vote against the uh correct government
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and to start to do the changing uh that the Israel it’s really earn uh to
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really earning for and we would like to have a better future here that going to change everything. Otherwise, if the
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current government going to state, we’re going to be um detect
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theocratic detectorship in the Jewish u masochistic way. In that way, uh the uh
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the law according to the Bible will control and not the democratic law is going to control.
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