peace, they can t refute that the united states is not an honest broker. yes, trump declared jerusalem as the capital of israel, but for five decades, the united states has been facilitating israel s takeover of jerusalem. since 1967, israel revoked the residency rights of 14,000 palestinian residents of jerusalem. that is ethnic cleansing. and yet rather than condemn this as ethnic cleansing which was done sheerly 0 establish a jewish demographic majority in the city, we are rewarding israel and continuing to pretend in front of the world that this is a peace process. this is the same kind of delusional rhetoric that steadily has entered us into climate change denial and what that s going to result for us. the funny thing is, it s do we really want to wait for those devastating results in order to add nate we were wrong? that this was a farce? that faith is not enough. and what we need, implement sanctions and pressure on israel to end this apartheid regime.
if you were born here, before the age of 14, we know that much. what this case will tell us, does that mean you get the constitutional rights of actual united states citizens? due process rights, those types of rights? that s a huge question that in twitter, i have debates about this all the time. are you treated the same as a united states citizen just because you have residency rights? so i think this is going to be a brilliant very important very critically the important test case, constitutionally for us to have an answer, definitive answer around how broad that scope of rights are. elizabeth: how were his rights violated if he was arrested for gang ties. steve: surely criminality. eboni: he was arrested under suspicion of that. i m not sure of the probable cause. they talk about gang tattoos. he was key tand around immigration. this was around an immigration hold. that s the question. so it s the how those two go
response, the government of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, specifically his security cabinet, met for hours late into the night to try to come up with measures to stop this wave of attacks. they re talking about closing off palestinian neighborhoods, of increasing even more the security presence in and around jerusalem and israel. they re talking about confiscating the property of attackers, revoking their residency rights. but it s unlikely to satisfy an israeli public that is being reminded of the level of fear that this city lived under, for instance, during the darkest days of the second intefadeh when there was one suicide bombing after another. and you just have to look at the numbers in opinion polls. there is an opinion poll published over the weekend that said that 73% of the israeli population is either dissatisfied or strongly