i have something to note about his palestinian dialect. the dialect he speaks is not gazan, it’s the dialect of the people who were forced to immigrate in the 1948 nakba and the villages around the west bank. this is a man who was born a refugee in his own country
An Al-Qassam fighter, formerly a gym trainer, explains with tears in his eyes why he fights and how much he loves his country.
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you can never make me condemn them even if you **** me. we are all in the same boat
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it isnt but there are some remarkable phonological differences in the use of /k/ /g/ and /ʔ/
he uses /k/ and that’s 100% not gazan but from the areas i mentioned
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