Speeches by Mohamed.

“What support has been given to the small group of nationals who have been repatriated? Are we aware of any support that they have been given?”

“What is the experience like for children and women?”

“I have a question for Paul. You referenced earlier the camps and people’s experiences there. What are the conditions like in the detention camps?”

“I have a very quick follow-up question. Do you think HTS will welcome the support from America? How is its support being received? What is the flipside to this?”

“Dr Khatib, do you think that the US would withdraw, given that there is a significant amount of oil resources in the country? Would it be in its interest to withdraw?”

“You have made reference to the Americans a few times throughout. We know that Donald Trump initially said that it is not their fight, but quite recently they have been sharing intelligence with the new Syrian leadership. They still have a significant number of troops in the country. How do you think the Administration …”

“Is this likely to get worse?”

“You referenced earlier how ISIS would use as propaganda the way in which citizens have been treated. Do you think, on that basis, all women and children should be repatriated?”

“Is this likely to get worse?”

“Do you think them being there is a greater risk to us, long term, than them being here?”

“What is the longest that someone has lived there, as a child?”

“You referenced earlier how ISIS would use as propaganda the way in which citizens have been treated. Do you think, on that basis, all women and children should be repatriated?”

“Do you think them being there is a greater risk to us, long term, than them being here?”

“Shahira, I have watched a number of your interviews where you speak about the inequality that you have experienced through the work you have done at the Abraham Initiatives. Can you talk about some of the work you have done in that area and how you have managed to reduce community tensions?”

“How are you engaging Palestinians in the West Bank in the work that you do?”

“If I may, I will go back to the Chair’s initial questions to you, John, on ALLMEP and some of your work. We have heard from the charities today, and the work on the ground sounds excellent and very empowering to the communities involved. It is not new, though; people-to-people programmes have been going on for many dec…”

“Have any of the programmes that are part of ALLMEP actually made a difference or had any specific outcomes in addressing some of the structural issues?”

“On the point of annexation, how do we deal with the reality that is happening now? Linking that to the earlier question that I was going to ask, on the programmes that your organisation delivers, or your members deliver, how do we ensure that this does not normalise the status quo? It does not really address the imbala…”

“If I may, I will go back to the Chair’s initial questions to you, John, on ALLMEP and some of your work. We have heard from the charities today, and the work on the ground sounds excellent and very empowering to the communities involved. It is not new, though; people-to-people programmes have been going on for many dec…”

“Shahira, I have watched a number of your interviews where you speak about the inequality that you have experienced through the work you have done at the Abraham Initiatives. Can you talk about some of the work you have done in that area and how you have managed to reduce community tensions?”