First-Ever DNC Panel on Palestinian Rights: We Need to “Restore the Soul of the Democratic Party”

Summary

El primer panel sobre derechos humanos palestinos en la Convención Nacional Democrática (DNC) fue moderado por el fiscal general de Minnesota, Keith Ellison, y contó con testigos como el cirujano pediátrico Tanya Hashmi, quien relató atrocidades en Gaza, y Leila Alabed, co-presidente del movimiento Uncommitted. Durante el discurso del presidente Biden, delegados contra el genocidio mostraron una pancarta exigiendo 'Dejar de armar a Israel', evidenciando la tensión entre la política actual y la base progresista del partido.

Takeaways

• 🌍 El primer panel sobre derechos humanos palestinos en la Convención Nacional Democrática (DNC) fue moderado por el Fiscal General de Minnesota, Keith Ellison.
• 👥 El panel incluyó a figuras como el excongresista de Michigan, Andy Olay Hijazi, y Leila Alabed, co-presidente del movimiento Uncommitted.
• 📢 Se destacó la importancia histórica de la inclusión de un panel oficial sobre Palestina en la DNC, lo que refleja un cambio en la política y la percepción de la cuestión palestina.
• 🏥 Dr. Tanya Hash-Hassan, cirujana pediátrica de cuidados intensivos, compartió testimonios emotivos de los sucesos en Gaza, incluyendo masacres civiles y el impacto en la población, especialmente en los niños.
• 🛑 Se mencionó la aparición de casos de polio en Gaza, una enfermedad que había sido erradicada en la región y que ahora vuelve debido a la situación de crisis.
• 🤝 Se argumentó la necesidad de un cambio en la política de Estados Unidos hacia Israel, incluyendo una posible embarga de armas y un alto al fuego, para promover la justicia y la paz.
• 📢 El movimiento Uncommitted está luchando por ser reconocido dentro del Partido Demócrata y por la igualdad de derechos, al igual que otros movimientos de derechos civiles.
• 🇺🇸 Durante el discurso del presidente Biden en la convención, se enfatizó el trabajo en curso para evitar un conflicto más amplio y proporcionar asistencia humanitaria a Gaza.
• 🚫 Un grupo de delegados contra el genocidio soltó una pancarta pidiendo 'Dejar de armar a Israel' durante el discurso de Biden, lo que generó una respuesta de seguridad y la remoción de los delegados de la sala.
• 📢 Se argumentó que el apoyo continuado de EE. UU. a Israel está financiando un genocidio y que es necesario actuar para detenerlo, a pesar de la importancia de la palabra 'nunca más' para la comunidad judía.
• 🔊 Se enfatizó la necesidad de escuchar y actuar en respuesta a las voces de aquellos más afectados por las decisiones de política exterior de EE. UU., incluida la situación en Gaza.

Q & A

¿Qué evento se discute en el guion de Democracy Now?

El guion de Democracy Now discute el primer panel sobre los derechos humanos palestinos en la Convención Nacional Democrática (DNC).

¿Quién moderó el panel sobre derechos humanos palestinos en la DNC?

El panel fue moderado por el Fiscal General de Minnesota, Keith Ellison.

¿Qué organizaciones estaban representadas en el panel?

El panel incluyó miembros de diversas organizaciones, incluyendo al Instituto Árabe-Americano y Médicos Sin Fronteras.

¿Qué significó la presencia de este panel en la DNC según James Zogby?

Según James Zogby, la presencia del panel representa un cambio histórico y una oportunidad para discutir la política actual hacia Palestina.

¿Qué historias emocionales compartió Dr. Tanya Hashmi Hassan durante el panel?

Dr. Tanya Hashmi Hassan compartió historias de atrocidades y sufrimiento en Gaza, incluyendo la de un niño gravemente herido y un enfermero que había sido torturado.

¿Qué término se acuñó para describir a los niños que perdieron a toda su familia en Gaza?

El término 'Wounded Child, No Surviving Family' (Niño herido, sin familia sobreviviente) se acuñó para describir a los niños que perdieron a toda su familia.

¿Qué dijo Leila Alabed sobre el movimiento 'Uncommitted' y su relación con el Partido Demócrata?

Leila Alabed habló sobre cómo el movimiento 'Uncommitted' lucha por ser reconocido y por que el Partido Demócrata respete sus derechos igualitarios, y cómo están luchando por el alma del partido.

¿Qué acciones tomó el presidente Biden en relación con la guerra de Gaza según su discurso en la DNC?

El presidente Biden mencionó que estaba trabajando para prevenir una guerra más amplia, reunir a los rehenes con sus familias y enviar ayuda humanitaria a Gaza.

¿Qué sucedió durante el discurso del presidente Biden en la DNC?

Durante el discurso de Biden, algunos delegados mostraron una pancarta que decía 'Dejar de armar a Israel', lo que fue seguido de su expulsión del escenario por la seguridad.

¿Qué argumento utilizó un delegado para justificar su protesta durante el discurso de Biden?

El delegado argumentó que Estados Unidos está financiando un genocidio y que necesita detenerse, mencionando que esto es en el interés de la campaña de Harris y para evitar una guerra más grande.

Outlines

00:00

📜 Primer panel sobre derechos humanos palestinos en la convención demócrata

El primer párrafo relata la historia de lucha por la inclusión de la causa palestina en los debates políticos de EE. UU., destacando el primer panel sobre derechos humanos palestinos en la Convención Nacional Democrática (DNC). Se menciona la organización de base que llevó a este evento y la participación de figuras prominentes como el exmiembro del Congreso andy1 Hala hijazi, el cirujano pediátrico Dr. Tanya hash Hassan y James Z, miembro fundador del Instituto Árabe-Americano. El panel fue moderado por el fiscal general de Minnesota, Keith Ellison. Se enfatiza la importancia histórica de este panel y la esperanza de cambio en la política de EE. UU. hacia Palestina.

05:01

🚨 Testimonios de la crisis humanitaria en Gaza

El segundo párrafo presenta los relatos impactantes de Dr. Tanya hash Hassan, quien como cirujano pediátrico ha asistido en Gaza en varias ocasiones. Describe las masacres de civiles, incluyendo la de niños y el personal médico, y la aparición de casos de polio en una región donde la enfermedad había sido erradicada. Dr. Hassan comparte historias personales de los niños y trabajadores de la salud que ha tratado, resaltando la devastación y el sufrimiento que enfrentan, así como la complejidad de sus condiciones tras ser hospitalizados.

10:02

🌐 Llamado a la acción y la unidad dentro del Partido Demócrata

El tercer párrafo capta la pasión y la determinación de Leila alabed, co-presidente del movimiento 'Uncommitted', quien aboga por una posición más firme del Partido Demócrata en apoyo a Palestina. Alabed hace un llamado a la justicia y a la unidad, instando al partido a no permanecer en silencio frente al sufrimiento en Gaza. Comparte la esperanza de restaurar el alma del partido y su compromiso con los valores de libertad, igualdad y justicia, citando a figuras históricas como Fanny Lamer y el movimiento por los derechos civiles.

15:02

🛑 Protesta durante el discurso del presidente Biden en la convención

El cuarto párrafo narra un momento de protesta durante el discurso del presidente Joe Biden en la convención. Un grupo de delegados desplegó una pancarta que decía 'stop arming Israel' (detenid el suministro de armas a Israel), lo que desató una serie de eventos en la sala, incluyendo la rápida reacción de otros delegados y la remoción de los manifestantes por la seguridad. Se incluyen las razones personales y políticas de los delegados que llevaron a cabo la protesta, enfocándose en la responsabilidad de EE. UU. en el conflicto y la necesidad de un cambio en la política exterior.

20:03

🔊 Voces de la convención: llamado a la conciencia y la moralidad

El último párrafo presenta las voces de los delegados que participaron en la protesta, quienes expresan su preocupación por el apoyo de EE. UU. a Israel y la necesidad de detener el financiamiento de lo que consideran un genocidio. Se destaca la importancia de la solidaridad y la responsabilidad moral, con un enfoque en la identidad judía y el lema 'nunca más', que debe aplicarse a todas las personas en cualquier lugar.

Keywords

💡Democracia Ahora

Democracia Ahora es un programa de noticias independiente y es el medio por el cual se transmite este video. Es importante porque establece el contexto de la discusión sobre los derechos humanos palestinos y la política exterior de EE. UU. en relación con Israel y Gaza.

💡Convención Democrática Nacional

La Convención Democrática Nacional (DNC) es un evento político donde se toman decisiones importantes sobre la plataforma y la nominación de candidatos. La mención de un panel sobre derechos humanos palestinos es histórica y refleja un cambio en la postura del partido.

💡Derechos Humanos Palestinos

Los derechos humanos palestinos son el tema central del video, abordando la situación en Gaza y la crítica a la política de EE. UU. de apoyo a Israel. El panel en la DNC representa un avance en la discusión política sobre este tema.

💡Ataque a Gaza

El ataque a Gaza es un evento reciente que ha generado un gran debate y preocupación internacional. En el script, se menciona como un contexto para la organización del panel y la crítica a la política de EE. UU.

💡Organizando a nivel de base

El término 'organizando a nivel de base' se refiere al trabajo de los activistas y grupos locales que luchan por cambios políticos. En el video, se destaca cómo esta presión ha llevado a la creación del panel en la DNC.

💡Cambio de política

El cambio de política es el objetivo final de los activistas y panelistas, quienes buscan una reevaluación de la relación de EE. UU. con Israel y su papel en el conflicto. El video muestra la importancia de este objetivo en la discusión política.

💡Genocidio

El término 'genocidio' se utiliza para describir las acciones de Israel en Gaza, según el punto de vista de los panelistas. Es un concepto grave que se utiliza para criticar la intensidad y la magnitud de la violencia y las consecuencias humanitarias.

💡Polio

La mención de casos de polio en Gaza destaca la gravedad de la situación humanitaria y la destrucción del sistema de salud debido al conflicto. Es un ejemplo de las consecuencias indirectas de la violencia.

💡Muerte de niños

La muerte de niños es un tema emotivo y perturbador que se aborda en el video, ilustrando las consecuencias humanas directas del conflicto. Se utiliza para enfatizar la urgencia de la situación y la necesidad de acción.

💡Protestas

Las protestas son una forma de expresión y presión política que se menciona en el script, donde delegados se oponen al apoyo de EE. UU. a Israel. Las protestas son un medio para transmitir el mensaje de los activistas dentro del propio evento político.

💡Armas y embargo de armas

El embargo de armas es una medida que los activistas sugieren para presionar a Israel y cambiar la política de EE. UU. En el video, se discute cómo un embargo podría ser una herramienta para detener la violencia y el sufrimiento en Gaza.

💡Complicidad

La complicidad se refiere a la responsabilidad de EE. UU. por el apoyo a las acciones de Israel, según los panelistas. El término se utiliza para criticar la inacción y para llamar a la acción por parte del partido democrático.

💡Alma del partido democrático

La 'alma del partido democrático' es una metáfora utilizada para describir los valores y la esencia del partido, que según los panelistas, están siendo desafiados por la política actual hacia Israel. El término se utiliza para llamar a la unidad y a la defensa de los valores fundamentales del partido.

Highlights

First ever panel on Palestinian human rights at the DNC, announced a day earlier after grassroots organizing against US support for Israel's actions in Gaza.

Panel moderated by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, featuring diverse speakers including a former Congress member, a surgeon, and a co-chair of the uncommitted movement.

James Zogby's emphasis on the historic significance of the panel, marking a change from previous exclusion of Palestinian issues from Democratic discussions.

Andy Hala hijazi's reflection on past struggles for Palestinian representation and Jesse Jackson's role in elevating the issue within the Democratic Party.

Dr. Tanya Hash Hassan's testimony as a Pediatric Intensive Care surgeon, detailing the civilian massacres and suffering in Gaza.

Reports of polio cases in Gaza, a disease eradicated in most of the world, due to the destruction of the healthcare system.

Heartbreaking stories of wounded children with no surviving family and the coined term 'Wounded Child, No Surviving Family (WCNSF)'.

Leila al-Abed's emotional response to the panel discussion and her call for the Democratic Party to stand for justice and equality.

Leila al-Abed's call to action for the Democratic Party to demand an arms embargo, ceasefire, and end to war to restore its soul.

President Biden's brief mention of Israel's war on Gaza and his efforts to prevent a wider war and provide humanitarian assistance.

Protest by delegates against

Transcripts

this is democracy Now

democracynow.org War peace in the

presidency breaking with convention I'm

Amy Goodman here in Chicago with Juan

Gonzalez well the opening day of the

democratic convention on Monday featured

the first ever panel on Palestinian

human rights at the DNC the panel was

announced just a day earlier and came

after persistent Grassroots organizing

against us support for Israel's assault

on Gaza the panel was moderated by

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison

and featured former Michigan Congress

member andy1 Hala hijazi a democratic

organizer and fundraiser who's had over

100 family members killed in Gaza Dr

Tanya hash Hassan a Pediatric Intensive

Care surgeon who served in Gaza many

times Leila alabed the co-chair of the

uncommitted movement and James Z

a former longtime executive member of

the Democratic National Committee and

the founder of the Arab American

Institute zagi began by speaking about

the significance of the first ever panel

on Palestinian rights being held at the

DNC I have been doing this for most of

my life like 50 years and um remember

when we couldn't get the issue of

Palestine discussed at the Coalition for

a new foreign and military policy that

was all the left groups because because

they said if you let the Arabs in we'll

we'll lose our credibility and when the

anniversary of Dr King's March happened

again we were invited to be on the

steering committee and they said H if

you let the Arabs in it'll hurt our

credibility and so we were asked to

leave um Jesse Jackson made all the

difference in the world because he

elevated the

issue and he elevated those of us who

rais the issue and the last two times

the only only two times that the word

Palestine was mentioned at a democratic

convention was 1984 1988 with Jesse

Jackson when when he spoke in his speech

about it and he invited me first to give

him a nominating speech where I talked

about Justice for Palestinians and then

in ' 88 we had a platform fight an

actual platform debate from the podium

of the convention unjustice for

Palestinians so we've come a long way

people say to me well you just being

optimistic you're just saying you know

cup is half full I say no I remember

when we didn't have a

cup and we are now with a cup and

filling it up so when I look at this

panel today it is not the prize the

prize is a change in policy that's the

prize but what's historic here is that

we are having an officially sanctioned

panel to talk about it like I said it's

not the main prize it's not the big

prize but it is something I do not want

to dismiss for a minute as to how

significant this is about what message

the Harris campaign is sending by saying

we want to talk about this and hear you

talk about

it and so I've heard some grumbling you

know I quote Willie Barrow friend of

mine from the Jackson campaign in the '

80s who said we ain't never been here

before she'd say we ain't never been

here we've never had this forum before

and it is not like I said the end it's

the beginning of a process and the

difference is and I told this to ilila

and uh and abas last night that when we

raised it in 84 and 88 we did so because

Jesse Jackson enabled us it was a top

down there were people in our Jackson

Coalition who were reever you sure you

want to do this are you sure you want to

talk about this he said damn it I'm

doing it I've been doing it from the

beginning we're not backing away this is

different no C

elevated this movement this was a bottom

up this was aboss this was Lea this was

wed this was activists across the

country who said we're not

taking

and part of recognition of that is that

we're having a forum a recognized I've

been a lot of the Forum since this day

has begun you know i' I've been to a

number of these sessions this is the

largest audience I've seen for any one

of

them that was James zogby the former

longtime executive member of the

Democratic National Committee and the

founder of The arab-american Institute

one of the most emotional parts of the

panel came during comments by Dr Tan

haaj Hassan a Pediatric Intensive Care

surgeon who has been to Gaza several

times over the past 10 months with the a

group Doctors Without Borders and other

groups she spoke about some of what she

witnessed in

Gaza for the past 10 months we have

witnessed civilian Massacre after

civilian Massacre School massacres were

interally displaced people were

Sheltering the flower

Massacre massacres of people trying to

collect water massacr of people

collecting Aid at Aid sites Massacre

after civilian Massacre entire families

uh exterminated in one single

bomb humanitarians healthcare workers

killed at and journalists killed at

record in record numbers pediatric

amputations amputations and children

that are breaking records over 177,000

children who have lost one or both

parents since October in in

Gaza we we have treated so many children

who have lost their entire

family that it

has a a term has been coined to describe

these children you've probably heard it

wounded child no surviving family W cnsf

this is a term that has been coined

since October to describe this very

frequent phenomenon that I personally

witnessed more times than I can count

while I was

there for children uh I have held the

hand of children who are taking their

last gasps because their entire family

was killed in the same attack and

couldn't be there holding their hand in

comforting them and could not bury them

thereafter for the children who I

treated who were discharged they were

and

survived they face a Russian Roulette of

a 100 ways that they will likely and

potentially die when they leave the

hospital due to the circumstances

incompatible with life that have been

architectured by this military assault

direct bombing starvation dehydration

disease alarming reports of the first

cases of polio in Gaza right now polio

is a potentially deadly disease that

causes paralysis including paralysis of

the muscles needed to breathe that has

been eradicated for

decades in that region there's been a

polio vaccination campaign that

essentially has eradicated the disease

from from the majority of the world and

now we're seeing cases emerging in a uh

area of the world that cannot that has a

a healthcare system that has been

completely and entirely

annihilated I mentioned these wounded

children with no surviving family I'm

going to give you two quick stories just

so that you can humanize what I mean

when I say this CU I know it's really

hard to hear these numbers and and think

about individuals and what this means to

them I received a young boy into the

emergency department during one of the

mass casualties who had half of his face

and neck blown

off luckily the organs that are vital

for breathing and blood supply to the

brain were preserved they were visible

but preserved and he was talking to us

he couldn't see himself so he didn't

know what he looked like at that point

in time and he kept asking for his

sister his sister was in the bed next to

him the majority of her body was burned

beyond

recognition he didn't recognize that the

girl in the bed next to him was his

sister his entire family parents and the

rest of his siblings were killed in the

same attack that boy survived and the

next day I went to see him a very young

plastic surgeon one of the few remaining

plastic surgeons in Gaza because though

the others have either been killed or

have had have fled understandably had

removed part of his chest and created a

graft to cover that those vital organs

of the neck he was lying in his bed and

mumbling cuz it was so difficult to talk

and he kept saying I got really close to

him and he said I wish I had died too

and I said what and he said I think my

entire family has gone to heaven it's

not my entire family his exact words

were something perfective everybody I

love is now in heaven I don't want to be

here anymore that is one of so many

stories I'm giving you I'm so sorry Lea

but I think people need to hear this I'm

giving you the story of one child

one of my healthcare worker colleagues a

young nurse one of the most dedicated

nurses I've ever met was trying to

evacuate a patient when alifa hospital

was bombed from north to south he

carried that

patient was eventually called by Israeli

forces not by name but by uniform you

the person in Scrubs come here he was

subsequently detained for 53 days he

reported physical sexual and

psychological torture while in DET Enon

and ultimately released because he had

no

crime after he was released he worked

constantly because one he was so

dedicated and two he suffered from

severe insomnia from the trauma of his

detention he was always in the

resuscitation room of the emergency

department cleaning out sand from the

eyes of people pulled from under the

rubble trying to comfort

them one

day overnight he he fell asleep holding

the the body of a dead child still with

the breathing tube in after they had

failed to resuscitate the

infant another day I asked him to go

home because he hadn't slept in so many

hours so he left the hospital a couple

hours later I see him in the emergency

department trying to resuscitate a man

who whose arms and leg sorry whose both

legs and one arm had been blown

off I asked him what he was doing in the

hospital I thought you went home to rest

and he said this is my sister's husband

they woke me up to tell me that the Aid

distribution site had been bombed and my

sister's husband had gone there so I

went to find him and

found him severely injured so I helped

him resuscitate this patient his home

has been destroyed he's he's a young man

he's engaged he's trying to get married

he had a whole life ahead of him and he

was a very dedicated healthcare worker

I'm giving you two stories a child and a

healthcare worker but these are

representative of literally almost

everybody I know in Gaza I don't know a

single healthcare worker who has not

lost multiple members of their

family

so as you as the US continues to fund

this military campaign unconditionally

and somewhat blindly in start contrast

to documented realities on the ground in

start contrast

to the findings of the international

court of justice of plausible genocide

and in stark contrast to the universal

Global condemnation of humanitarian and

human rights

organizations we have no choice but to

exert as much pressure as possible and

use all the leverage we

can to change direction uh the direction

that this country is

taking that was Dr Tanya hashas a

Pediatric Intensive Care surgeon who's

volunteered in Gaza hospitals a number

of times Lea alabed the co-chair of the

uncommitted national movement who was

seated right next to her was overcome

with emotion and briefly walked out

during hash Hassan's comments Leila

alabed later responded to a question

about the plans for the uncommitted

movement between now and

November we stand at a very crucial

moment for our party

the Democratic Party The Party of the

party of my father the party that has

stood up for justice is being

tested will it rise for the occasion and

stand for the values that it was built

on freedom equality

Justice or will it remain silent in the

face of unimaginable

suffering if we remain silent and we

become

complicit but if we stand up and demand

action an arms embargo a ceasefire an

end to

war we may have an

opportunity to restore the soul of the

democratic party and unite us under a

big

tent the listen to Michigan and the

uncommitted national

movement is is in the fight for the soul

of the democratic

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party I want to quote Fanny Lamer who

wasn't allowed to speak from the

stage at the 1964 Democratic National

Convention because of her

identity I question

America is this America the land of the

free and the home of the

brave all we are doing right now is in

the tradition of Fanny Lamer and the

Mississippi Freedom

Party and the civil rights movement of

the 1964 Democratic party convention

bringing moral

witness to the most powerful political

party in the world to listen to voices

deeply impacted by our US policy

decisions we aren't that different from

any other

movement from unions civil rights

gay marriage Reproductive Rights or

climate

Justice we are fighting to be

recognized to be part of this party and

we are fighting for this party to

believe in our equal

rights Hela and I shouldn't have to

stand up here and tell you the suffering

of our family

members for Democrats and for this

Administration and for vice president

Harris to want to do the moral and right

thing to

do Leila alabid is co-chair of the

uncommitted movements speaking at the

first ever panel on Palestinian human

rights here at the

DNC this is democracy Now

democracynow.org War peace in the

presidency breaking with convention I'm

Amy Goodman with Juan

Gonzalez on Monday night President Biden

headlined the opening night of the

Democratic National Convention Biden

speech came less than a month after he

announced uh he ended his re-election

campaign Paving the way for vice

president kamla Harris's nomination on

Monday night Biden briefly spoke about

Israel's war on Gaza we're working

around the clock my secretary of state

to prevent a wider war and reunite

hostages of their families and surge

humanitarian health and food assistance

into Gaza

now to

end the civilian suffering of the

Palestinian people and finally finally

finally deliver a ceasefire and end this

war those Pro those protesters out in

the street they have a point a lot of

innocent people are being killed on both

sides a few minutes into President

Biden's remarks

three delegates part of delegates

against genocide dropped a banner that

read stop arming Israel we were inside

the convention floor right next to the

Florida delegation where it happened

well some delegates snatched the banner

away many others of the Florida

delegation quickly raised Joe Biden

placards that said thank you Joe and we

love Joe to block any view of the banner

the protesting delegates who dropped the

banner were quickly escorted from the

convention floor by security we're going

to go to that moment inside the

convention on opening

night looking in the future

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[Applause]

get him out he's

her sir

sir sir we're trying to listen to the

president what are you

doing the only way

is protest what's your name sir sir

what's your name my name is leano Sharon

I'm a DNC delegate from

Michigan and what did you do today today

we held up a sign uh uh uh protesting

the murder of children in Gaza and the

continuing genocide watch the step watch

Step what did the sign

say it said stop stop arming Israel all

right thank you let's keep it going

watch get get tunnel you can interview

him in the tunnel okay and what happened

that I just don't want you to break your

ankles then uh the uh people behind us

grabbed a hold of the sign and tried to

rip it out of our hand several times

eventually they succeeded interview the

hall okay let's get him down come on all

right thanks for being cooperative sir

okay thank you and why did and why did

you do it I did that because we are we

we are currently funding a genocide and

we need to and it needs to stop and also

I want I want to uh I want to uh make it

clear uh to the Harris campaign that

this is actually in their interest

Netanyahu is trying to instigate a

larger War so he can remain in power and

avoid going to prison in order to move

Netanyahu off of his current position of

trying to expand the war in order to

stay in power and remain out of jail uh

we believe that that the US needs to

stop arming Israel needs to have an

embargo against against their um uh uh

against their genocide uh otherwise then

Yahoo isn't doesn't have the incentive

to stop the genocide to stop the mass

murder why does this matter to you so

much it matters to me so much because

I'm a Jew and I was always brought up to

believe that never again means never

again for anyone every anywhere ever

period and that's not what's happening

right now what's happening right now is

that we are we are continuing to fund

and support an ongoing genocide uh the

mass murder of children and it needs to

stop voices from inside the Democratic

National Convention Monday night during

President Biden's remarks special thanks

to Sam alov hanim massud and nuring

shake it was when three of the delegates

part of a group called delegates against

genocide dropped a banner that read stop

arming

Israel e