The transcript addresses the complex issues surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It begins with a call to the American people to reconsider their stance on Palestine. The speaker condemns terrorist groups like ISIS and al Qaeda, emphasizing that they do not represent Islam, and offers condolences to the victims of 9/11. A proposal for a new peace talks timetable is introduced, focusing on agreeing on borders. The Israeli government's use of the peace process as a cover for further colonization is criticized. The speaker urges the international community to hold Israel accountable and protect Palestinian rights, highlighting the humanitarian impact of the conflict.

What does the speaker urge the American people to do regarding Palestine?

• Ignore the Palestinian issue

• Reconsider their stance on Palestine

• Support the Israeli government

• Condemn all Muslims

How does the speaker describe the actions of ISIS and al Qaeda?

• As justified acts of war

• As faithful representations of Islam

• As actions of true Muslims

• As misrepresentations of Islam

What is the speaker's proposal to the United Nations?

• To increase military aid to Palestine

• To support the current Israeli government

• To propose a new timetable for peace talks

• To ignore the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

What does the speaker accuse the Israeli government of using the peace process for?

• As a way to support Palestinians

• As a method to end apartheid

• As a smokescreen for colonization

• As a genuine effort for peace

What does the speaker call for from the international community?

• To hold the Israeli government accountable

• To ignore the conflict

• To support Israeli colonization

• To provide more weapons to both sides