Always use on palestinians when there is a resistance from the palestinian people, so even back then for over 75 years ago the Israeli Regime didnt believe in the twostate solution, it was only lip service to to convince the world and to take control of palestine, so israel of course they have problems their economy now, they have problems with the settlers who dont feel safe enough, i mean how will the. Settlers who live close to lebanon or gaza ever be convinced to go back there again after this, ever, how can they convince them . Its not possible, and we have seen the bengian airport also being of service from now and then, this is huge, huge hit for israel on all fronts and its not only the palestinians now, the israelis know that, the americans also know that because the iraqi is resistance has now attacked americans going from warning and we also heard on some. Yemen, the brothers over there sent missiles or drones, i mean i dont remember, so they know the americans, thats why ri
Expand the war, but israel seems to want to take that on when it comes to hezbollah and those resistance groups, what do you think . Im im sorry, but i cant hear you well, your your voice is not loud enough, can you hear me right now . Well, i can hear, but its not, its not loud enough. Okay, uh, let me do this, uh, if you can hear me, why dont you just give us your thoughts . Well i i didnt catch the whole phrase you know so im not sure what what what what you were asking okay um lets see if we can get that audio fixed ill come back to you um ferris ali with uh the point that you made and ill ask you that question uh we do understand that bien has warned israel against opening up a front with hizbollah where the us has said its not wise to be engaged with them at the same time we know that uh the Bigger Picture is pointing to uh the hizbollah taking a an of active role at this point even though its somewhat contained but then we have mixed messages coming in from washington where it a
Congress. This two hour discussion was hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. Welcome to csis. Im dr. Mark warren the head of the project on military and diplomatic history. Thank you all especially for braving todays weather. Our project is focused on history. Were delighted to cohost todays event with the world war i Centennial Commission and the csis project on prosperity and development and dan rundy who runs that project here, thank you to you for your support. When we think about when historians think about one of the most important points in history world war i comes out at number one. Americans tend to be fixated on other wars like the civil war and world war ii. It is the most important and were here today to try to provide some additional awareness. 100 years ago to this very day, Woodrow Wilson appeared before joint session of the congress here in washington to deliver his 14 points speech and wilson had been a professor at princeton and was president
Have not told you is not a single political leader supported the movement. Matt won the crusade for voters. And naacp down. Elected leadership down. Nobody anywhere supported it so we asked the city council would you at least put the measure on the ballot so that the people can decide whether they want it or not. Would you allow the people to vote on it, and they didnt do that. At the time i think tim kaine was the mayor of the city, and i said, tim, can you work something out to at least put it on the ballot that people decide it . He said i can only get four votes. I cant get five votes, the majority to do it. Now with that, so what we had to do was to go out and get the people to sign the petition, and if you get the percentage of numbers of people to sign the petition, then it can go on the ballot, so we were able to get about 15,000 signatures to make certain that it had gone on the ballot, and even though the entirety of the leadership was against it, when the people voted, 80 of
Welcome to csis, and thank you for braving todays weather. It is great to see all of the interest in world war i. For those who have not been here before, our project is focused on history that also provides insights into contemporary affairs. We are delighted to cohost todays vent with the world war i centennial commission, and the csis center, and thank you dan fundy for your support. When we think about, when historians think about what are the most important events in world history, and world war i usually comes out at number one, and americans tend to be fixated on the other wars like the civil war and world war ii, but this is the most important, and we are here today to try to provide some additional awareness, and so 100 years ago to this very day, Woodrow Wilson appeared before a joint session of congress here in washington to deliver his 14 points speech. Wilson had been a proare fes sor at princeton and president of the institution, and he drew upon the academic colleagues t