Gaza - Rally after the announcement of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas - 15/01/2025 - Paris
Gaza Hamas - Hamas demo and Rantisi comments
NAME: GAZA HAMAS 280304N TAPE: EF04/0351 IN_TIME: 10:41:47:11 DURATION: 00:02:27:18 SOURCES: APTN DATELINE: Gaza, 28 March 2004 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Various shots of rally for assassinated Hamas founder Sheik Ahmed Yassin at Islamic University in Gaza City 2. Various shots of pictures of Yassin on stage 3. Wheelchair with picture of Yassin on stage 4. Children in Hamas headscarves holding copies of the Koran 5. Various of Hamas leader, Abdel Aziz Rantisi arriving, wearing Hamas cap 6. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Abdel Aziz Rantisi, Hamas leader: "On behalf of Hamas and on behalf of the Palestinian people, I send the best regards to the leader Nasrallah. His good words reflect unity among the Islamic Resistance wing. Our message to him is that we are in the same branch, the branch of the Islamic resistance, and I thank him very much." 7. Hamas crowd STORYLINE: Hamas held a rally in Gaza City on Sunday in honour of assassinated Hamas founder Sheik Ahmed Yassin. The man who replaced Yassin as Hamas leader, Abdel Aziz Rantisi, made his first public appearance since the end of the period of mourning for Yassin. He told journalists he appreciated the comments on Saturday of Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah. Nasrallah had said Hezbollah stands together with Hamas at this time.
News Clip: Clinton, William Jefferson
Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.
HAMAS SPOKESMAN: PROTECTING CIVILIANS
Hamas says it warned airlines to stop flying to prevent civilian casualties
2000s NEWS
MIDDLE EAST HAMAS DEMO, SETTLEMENT PRAYERS
1967
You Only Live Twice - trailer - 1967 James Bond film - starring Sean Connery - Akiko Wakabayashi - Mie Hama - Tetsuro Tanba - samurai fighter waves sword at camera - neon welcome to Tokyo sign - Japan - Japanese - sumo wrestling match - wrestlers - neon signs - Bond falls through trap door - down slide - underground lair - kissing - love scene - c/u finger presses button - doorbell - bed folds into wall - sprayed with bullets - Bond in small airplane - plane explodes - c/u hand petting white cat - woman falls into pool of sharks - piranhas - men shoot at closing elevator doors - warehouse - guard falls from balcony - unzips dress - sauna - women wash Bond - spa - helicopter - rocket - underground explosion - car dropped into the ocean from helicopter - giant magnet - men drop from the ceiling on ropes - firey explosions - action adventure - classic British cinema - British film
Israeli blow up Hamas building in Hebron
Following a suicide bombing, Israeli tanks blow up a building in Hebron suspected of housing militant Hamas leaders.
CHARLES SCHUMER / JERUSALEM BOMBING / NEWS CONFERENCE(1997)
Rep. Charles Schumer / (D-NY) and others hold a news conference to react to today's bombing in Jerusalem and to ask Secretary of State Madeleine Albright to help negotiate a peace process during her upcoming trip to the Middle East.
Arafat Meets Hamas; 08/21/97
CUs and WSs of Arafat at a meeting with Hamas in room full of inquisitive press;
The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas - Palestine sign above window with view
Israeli Forces Highlight Alleged Hamas Infrastructure In Northern Gaza
NORTHERN GAZA, GAZA - JANUARY 7: Israeli soldiers secure a tunnel that Hamas reportedly used on October 7 to attack Israel through the Erez border crossing on January 7, 2024 in Northern Gaza. As the IDF have pressed into Gaza as part of their campaign to defeat Hamas, they have highlighted the militant group's extensive tunnel network as emblematic of the way the group embeds itself and its military activity in civilian areas. (Footage by Noam Galai/Getty Images)
44964 1962 VISIT OF FRANK SINATRA TO ISRAEL WORLD TOUR FOR CHILDREN
This film FRANK SINATRA IN ISRAEL dates to 1962 and documents Frank Sinatra's first ever visit to Israel as part of his multinational World Tour for Children. The tour, which raised over $1 million for children's charities around the globe, had stops in Japan, Hong Kong, England, France, Italy, Greece, and Israel. In Israel, Sinatra gave seven concerts in six cities. As you will see in the course of the film, his visit coincided with the country's annual Yom Ha'atzmaut (Independence Day) celebrations. Sinatra sang at the official Independence Day event in Tel Aviv and was seated beside Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion and General Moshe Dayan on the reviewing stand during the Israel Defense Forces parade. He also performed for troops at the Tel Nof Airbase and delivered a speech in Jerusalem "urging people all over the world to support Israel". <p><p>The National Committee for Labor Israel presented this film, with Sinatra as the narrator, to promote Israel-American friendship and support. The film begins with Histadrut (1:00). This was a labor movement largely involving the working class; farmers, printers, doctors, educators, etc (1:06). The mayor gives our narrator a view of Tel Aviv, the largest city, from City Hall (1:49). The northern limits of the city boasted modern streets and homes (1:56). The Bloomfield Stadium was constructed with the assistance of the Histadrut campaign in Canada (2:30). Sinatra's first benefit concert was to be performed in the municipal auditorium in Tel Aviv (2:57). These benefits were to raise money for an International Youth Center in Nazareth (3:05). It is but a short distance from Tel Aviv to Nazareth yet in culture and style there remained a large distance (6:00). On May fourth of his trip, the high point is the laying of the cornerstone for the Youth Center (7:54). Across the sea of Galilee, he heads for another benefit concert consisting of mostly farmers and fishermen (9:50). Jerusalem is a divided city with Jordan claiming the eastern half and Israel the western (9:58). A gate separates the two, for travelers to go from east to west (10:05). Another Histadrut institution is the Baal Taylor Community Center (11:25). Children from villages that could not provide then with certain classes would attend to keep pace with their city counterparts (11:38). At the center, youth are seen playing basketball as Israel teams were just beginning to enter international matches (12:08). The singer also visits a network of training institutes established by Histadrut (12:42). The government was unable to provide free secondary schools, yet Histadrut supplied thousands of scholarships annually (13:02). Sinatra speaks with youth and students about their opinions on the US (14:58). He visits the first president’s gravesite, professor Haim Weitzman (15:31). From here, Sinatra travels to the Kaplan hospital which is one of sixteen maintained by Histadrut (15:39). Visitors from newly established states and countries visit Israel to learn for their own societies (16:35). Nearing the end of his tour, Sinatra will perform a benefit concert at the Air Force Base (16:39). As he watches men and women in uniform parade in formation, we are informed this is only the fourteenth Independence day celebrated (21:32). The closing message is asking for viewers for full support for Israel in it’s campaign for establishing opportunities for youth (21:56).<p><p>Frank Sinatra was a strong supporter and activist for Jewish causes in the United States and Israel. According to Santopietro, Sinatra was a "lifelong sympathizer with Jewish causes". Sinatra participated in Hollywood protests and productions supporting Jews during the Holocaust and the formation of the State of Israel. He actively fund-raised for Israel Bonds, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and the Simon Wiesenthal Center, and helped establish two intercultural centers in Israel which bear his name. Due to his support of Israel, his recordings and films were banned by the Arab League and by Lebanon.<p><p>During his 1962 concert tour, in Nazareth, Sinatra purchased a lot near Mary's Well for the establishment of an intercultural youth center for Arab and Israeli children, to be built by the Histadrut trade union. He donated the $50,000 profit from his Israeli concerts to the project. He returned to Israel in 1964 to attend the dedication of the Frank Sinatra Brotherhood and Friendship Center for Arab and Israeli Children.[9] Returning to Israel in 1965 to film a cameo role in Cast a Giant Shadow, he gave his entire $50,000 salary from the film to the center. In 1967 he made another $100,000 contribution to the Center. In 1976 a Hollywood banquet honoring Sinatra, hosted by the American Friends of Hebrew University, raised $1 million toward the construction of a student center on the university's Mount Scopus campus. In 1978, the university named the Frank Sinatra International Student Center in his honor. On July 31, 2002, the center's cafeteria was the site of a terrorist bombing by Hamas. Nine were killed and nearly 100 injured.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com
Middle East Tension - Hamas supporters parade through town, Hamas says Fatah gunmen kidnap
NAME: MEA TENSION 20060524I TAPE: EF06/0447 IN_TIME: 10:44:57:09 DURATION: 00:02:44:19 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Gaza Strip, 24 May 2006 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Wide of march 2. Close of Hamas militant holding missile 3. Hamas militants standing with guns 4. Hamas militants marching, holding guns in air 5. Hamas militant holding guns and small copies of Muslim holy book Quran 6. Close of Quran 7. Hamas militants marching 8. Hamas militant matching with women watching from side of road 9. Hamas militants chanting, swearing their allegiance to God and the Quran 10. Woman watching march 11. Wide of thousands of Hamas militants marching 12. Exterior of hospital 13. Injured Hamas militant, with bandaged leg, being treated 14. Pan of blood stains and various articles of clothing on floor of hospital 15. Injured Hamas militant, with bandaged legs, on stretcher 16. Blood-stained stretcher being wheeled away 17. Injured Hamas militant on stretcher 18. Wide of Hamas militant on stretcher and hospital staff 19. Concerned woman looking through door of hospital 20. Blood stains on ground near car where Hamas men were allegedly beaten and shot 21. Blood stains in car 22. Wide of blood-stained back seat STORYLINE: With the pall of internecine Hamas and Fatah conflict hanging over the Palestinian territories, a purportedly new Hamas unit was unveiled in Gaza. Some 3,000 teens and young men, wearing black T-shirts and bandanas, marched in Gaza City and professed their support for the Hamas, even though the logos on their clothing identified them as members of the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, a militant Fatah offshoot. About 500 of the marchers were armed. Fatah leaders immediately distanced themselves from the unit. The gunmen's commander, Khaled Abu Hilal, is a former Fatah member who has since been disowned by Fatah and serves as spokesman of the Hamas-controlled Interior Ministry. Elsewhere in the Gaza Strip, masked Fatah gunmen were allegedly behind the kidnapping and shooting of three Hamas militants early on Wednesday, Hamas officials said. The three Hamas militants, shot in the leg and stomach, were moderately wounded, hospital officials said. The masked gunmen snatched the militants as they were leaving a Gaza mosque after morning prayers, a Hamas official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not authorised to speak to the media. The Hamas men were thrown into a car, where they were beaten and shot. The gunmen left the wounded militants at a petrol station in the town of Khan Younis, the official said. The official alleged that rival Fatah gunmen were responsible for the incident, but an investigation is ongoing. The kidnapping as the latest violent incident between Hamas and Fatah, who have been battling for control of Palestinian security forces since Hamas ousted Fatah from power in parliamentary elections in January.
News Clip: Holy Land Foundation
Video footage from the NBC 5 television station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 10 P.M.
LE/MCCLELLAN HAMAS
00:00:00:15 Our views on Hamas are very clear. We do not deal with Hamas. Hamas is a terrorist organization. Under current circumstances, I don&apos;t see any change in that. (0:17) /
2000s NEWS
TITLE CARD: MIDDLE EAST, GAZA FUNERALS HAMAS, 9/10/2004
Palestine: demonstration at Sciences Po Paris in support of the school - 8 October 2024
HAMAS (CQ05668)
Photograph portrait of Palestinian Hamas male suicide bomber; Israeli tank rolls on street on sunny day; Israeli soldier crouches with rifle; Israeli troops ride in battle tank; Yasser Arafat speaks angrily into microphones; Scuffle between apprehended man and Israeli policeman. ;Israeli Army officer explains their intention for Gaza attack, which was to kill Hamas leader, but also killed several civilians in the process. He apologizes for the civilian casualties but asserts Israel's right to defend itself. Hamas recruiting video; Hamas flag; Arabic writing on screen; Various Hamas soldiers firing weapons with suprimposed Hamas flag over footage; Montage of small missiles being fired from launchers; Computer graphic of missile being fired from launcher; Masked Hamas soldiers set up mortar; footate of members shooting mortars; computer graphic of tank being hit by mortar; Hamas member walks through desert holding an automatic machine gun. Hamas marches down the street in occupied territories; Chant something in Arabic, hold green flags. ;Former Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu addresses camera; says that the policy of unilateral disengagement rewards terrorists; says that it has reinforced Hamas and has hurt the moderates. ;Lots of tanks in the desert in Israel. Men searched. Tank down street. Another tank moves. Hamas militants speak to the camera, march. ;Building explodes. Mob runs down the street towards the explosion. Masked gunman pray on the street. Masked gunman stands outside of building.
Hamas Leader Ahmed Yassin
Palestinians surround wheelchair bound HAMAS founder Ahmed Yassin as he is lead through a rowdy crowd.
ISRAELI CONSUL GENERAL SPEAKS OUT (10/14/1994)
AN ATTEMPT TO SAVE THAT KIDNAPPED ISRAELI SOLDIER TAKES A DISASTEROUS TURN. ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER, YITZAK RABIN, SAYS NACHSHON WAXMAN AND ONE OF HIS WOULD-BE RESCUERS WERE KILLED. RABIN CONFIRMS THAT ISRAELI TROOPS TRIED TO RESCUE CORPORAL WAXMAN IN A WEST BANK VILLAGE. MUSLIM EXTREMISTS HOLDING WAXMAN HOSTAGE WERE ALSO KILLED, AND AT LEAST 20-OTHER ISRAELI SOLDIERS WERE REPORTEDLY WOUNDED. THE RAID WAS AUTHORIZED BY RABIN, EVEN THOUGH ISRAEL WAS NEGOTIATING WITH THE GROUP, HAMAS, WHICH HAD AGREED TO A 24-HOUR DELAY IN WAXMAN'S EXECUTION. THE DEADLINE HAD ORIGINALLY BEEN SET FOR FRIDAY AT 3 P-M EASTERN TIME. IN EXCHANGE FOR HIS RELEASE, HAMAS WANTED ISRAEL TO LET GO 200-MUSLIM PRISONERS... (SOT) MEANWHILE...PRESIDENT CLINTON IS CALLING THE DEATH A "DARK MOMENT." BUT HE SAYS THE PURSUIT OF PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST MUST GO FORWARD UNDETERRED. THE PRESIDENT ALSO EXPRESSED HIS SYMPATHY TO THE WAXMAN FAMILY. WAXMAN'S MOTHER, EMIGRATED FROM QUEENS TO ISRAEL 25 YEARS AGO. AND HER SON HELD A DUAL ISRAELI-AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP. WAXMAN IS THE 10TH ISRAELI SOLDIER ABDUCTED BY HAMAS. THE NINE PREVIOUS CAPTIVES WERE ALL KILLED BY THEIR KIDNAPPERS.
Israel Hamas; 7/31/1995
Israeli soldiers help injured people, confused crowd, protestors raise Isreali flag, cu of hand wrapped in barbed wire, Jews battle with Arabs.