Palestinian writer to CNN journalist "Do you support the violent dispossession of me & my family ?

The young Palestinian writer Mohammed Elkurd from Sheikh Jarrah, Jerusalem, was asked by the CNN journalist in the end of his interview : "Do you support the protest- the violent protest- that have erupted in solidarity of you and other families in your position right now ?" Mohammed Elkurd asked her back : "Do you support the violent dispossession of me and my family ? Watch her reaction ... His comment on instagram : mohammedelkurd 12/05/2021 "I knew this interview was going to have a biased, inaccurate framing, and it did from the start. But I made sure I course corrected. I’m happy that you cannot edit a live interview, because there’s no way I could have spoken so bluntly about the myth of “both sides” and Israeli “self-defense” had this been prerecorded. Thanks CNN for taking my testimony about settler-colonialism. #FreePalestine." Mohammed Elkurd was allegedly removed from his neighbourhood in Sheikh Jarrah by Israeli forces the following day. Footage posted to social media appears to show Mohammed El-Kurd being marched through a street by two armed Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) soldiers before being pushed past a metal gate amid a protest. Just a day earlier, Mr El-Kurd had told CNN that he feared being dispossessed from his home, which he says has happened to other members of his family on multiple occasions. “This is my second time being dispossessed from my family, should [Israeli forces] go ahead and do it to me,” he said during a live interview on the news channel. Mr El-Kurd posted to social media that he’s “fine and unintimidated” after the incident." independent.co.uk To read more : https://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo... Context : On the first day of Eid, mobilization against the Israeli occupation continued across historic Palestine. Sparked by Israeli police’s move to forcibly displace Palestinian families living in East Jerusalem’s Sheikh Jarrah, one of the last neighborhoods resisting total Israelization, the mobilization has seen spontaneous protests in communities across Palestine and a barrage of rockets targeting Israeli cities and key infrastructure from oil pipelines to airports. At the time of writing, prospects for a ceasefire between the resistance in Gaza and Israel remained distant on Thursday evening with an intense Israeli military presence amassing on the border with Gaza. The Gazan Health Ministry reported that 87 people have been killed by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza thus far, a death toll that includes 18 children, while over 500 people have been injured. The unity of the response to Israeli aggression — as Palestinians with Israeli nationality in areas that were annexed to Israel in 1948 have taken to the streets to protest in solidarity with actions in East Jerusalem and spanning the West Bank and Gaza Strip — is “unprecedented,” Majd Kayyal, a Palestinian journalist, novelist, critic and commentator from Haifa, tells Mada Masr. @MadaMasr During a recent televised address, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “Jerusalem is Israel’s capital and just as every nation builds in its capital and builds up its capital, we also have the right to build in Jerusalem and to build up Jerusalem. “That is what we have done and that is what we will continue to do.” To read more : https://www.madamasr.com/en/2021/05/1...