Jonathan Sacerdoti, live interview on BBC News: Israeli / Palestinian Authority talks
Loading...
Loading...
1,684
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Loading...
- 2:09Guy Goma Interview on BBC Newsby funnyworld109,942 views
Featured Video
- 22:27Jonathan Sacerdoti on Al Jazeera's Riz Khan Sho...by MrJonsac1,187 views
- 6:05Jody McIntyre on BBC News - 'My suffering is no...by visualintifada28,755 views
- 3:02israel created Hamas and using its existence to...by majikspell11,267 views
- 3:01Israeli Soldier Confirms this is a WAR CRIME ag...by shinrarule6,591 views
- 9:50Bill Clinton: Arafat Peace Talks at Camp Davidby enevighet175,711 views
- 2:48Niki Evans BBC News 16 Sep 09by UnitedStatesOfMedia2,611 views
- 13:26Peace Talks In Washington DC Sept 4, 2010by BrotherJosephSkinner553 views
- 9:02Antisemitism pt 1, BBC 1 'The Big Questions' 15...by MrJonsac7,218 views
- 2:04Jonathan Sacerdoti on BBC News, 29 January 2011by MrJonsac454 views
- 3:56BBC News 24 Interviewby iPat23411 views
- 2:13IMF CYBER attack on BBC News - live chat betwee...by jblynam357 views
- 8:052of3 BBC Hardtalk Interview with israeli settle...by factexaminer27,741 views
- 1:07BBC News, Live from Brightonby lavalampbamboo504 views
- 9:02FREE PALESTINE US Marine Ken O'keefe on BBC Har...by TheFlex217,357 views
- 0:48BBC Footage: UFO On Israeli Military Trainingby gersonl147,704 views
- 4:17BBC: Former British Army Colonel Richard Kemp D...by solomoniadotcom76,602 views
- 1:34UN Report On Israel Flotilla Killings - BBC Ne...by Tzimnewman3932 views
- 3:02BBC news about London Jews attitude towards Israelby GABYLOCKSWORLD2,133 views
- 2:24BBC News Special - Israeli Election (2003)by itsrobert816 views
Clearly expressed this is an excellent interview by Jonathan. It is highly educational and highlights the important fact that a majority of both Israeli's and Palestinians want peace.
I like the way Jonathan dealt with the concept that Israeli's are 'happy' with the current situation, that this concept is simply false. He also explains why it is wrong to assume that a right wing government is automatically precluded from making concessions for peace, which viewers need constant reminding of.
ctigernews 1 year ago
Isn't it typical that the BBC asks Sacerdoti, "What would the Israeli government have to concede in order for these talks to succeed?" You can't imagine the BBC asking a Palestinian representative what THEY might have to concede. The interviewer then goes on to refer to Netanyahu as "a right wing prime minister", with the clear implication that this automatically puts him in the wrong. The rest of the interview was equally slanderous. Oh well, at least they interviewed a Zionist,
adlew 1 year ago