Excerpt: “If Che was here today, what would his opinion be, and what can we do to unite fronts?”
She started her reply by saying that it was indeed a difficult mission to unite these fronts, but “I always say, based on my father’s thinking, we should always look for the common ground. We should begin by specifying our goals and then look for what unites us or what common goals we have.”
“For example in some countries, free healthcare, education, respectable and decent shelters for our people… our right to work in our own homeland. We can always look for common goals and work towards them,” she elaborated.
“But if someone has been deprived of their own homeland, to begin with, how would they be able to think of all these things? What do you expect from them? How do you expect them to have free healthcare, for example, if they do not even have their basic rights over their own homeland?”
“Some people do not support armed resistance. To these people, I ask: Can you tell us what your alternative is? What do you suggest since you are against armed resistance? Because this problem was not born [on October 7]. The war has been going on for many long years.””……..

“A very famous video for Che Guevara shows him giving a speech at the United Nations. He ends his speech by saying “Homeland or death.” This has been embodied by Palestinians from the moment they are born to the moment they leave the world, often with their blood on the hands of Israeli occupation forces.
“Homeland or death,” if taken in the context of Palestine, strictly means that one should do everything they can to fight for a free Palestine, from the river to the sea. “

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