Edward Said interview (2001)

Author Edward Said examines democracy and the deep conflict in the Middle East.
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[@epluribusburnum3082]

The late Edward Said passed away before Israel expulsed its people from Gaza. The late Edward Said would never live long enough to see the hundreds of thousands of rockets to be launched from Gaza once the Palestinians earned their freedom!!!!!

[@khaliddurrani6432]

Imagine someone living at the edge of life, battling a fatal disease, suffering Chemo and its toxicity and still keeping hope at the pinnacle of willpower. Who else but Edward Said could do that ??

[@ricardoalmeida4719]

Have you seen Hitchens debating Tony Blair, or his last interviews?

[@John-ll9kv]

Khalid great point u made.

[@samggjudy7]

Do miss him?! I do. I got all his books, them are my solace.

[@syy9429]

He’s amazing. I’m so inspired by him. Omg. May he rest in power. What a voice.

[@mossfitz]

He's totally bogus. Only those with no critical thinking - or reading - abilities whatever could fail to see that his books are nothing but a heap of unsupported assertions, assumptions and resentments. He is exactly what is sick about 'soft science' academia.

[@BillyBob-xw8kf]

Brilliant, courageous, compassionate, empathetic, Intelligent, poignant and most of all: sorely missed.

[@ruchirchaturvedi7793]

Reading Orientalism for the first time at the age of 35. Never felt more drawn to a mind than yours. Your contributions to enlightenment, emancipation, and humanism will live on forever.

[@TravisRiver]

Cheers, mate

[@maiapraiz6774]

Beautiful soul, so needed nowadays, I hope Noam Chomsky gets to 100 with the same clear mind, we need these souls.

[@chugalongway01]

Edward Said was a giant among intellectuals

[@salmanmasud918]

Dr. S.H. Nasr is the great living intellectual.

[@petrichor100]

We miss you Edward! RIP!

[@clairmontlodgesurvivorsclu4521]

In late May of 2021, this voice from the past echoes greater truth.

[@silviajuarez4178]

What an extremely intelligent and empathetic human being.

[@TerlinguaTalkeetna]

Wish he could have seen the arab spring and glad he didn't have to see what has just transpired in Gaza and Israel. A great mind, heart, and spirit.

[@enriqueprieto4189]

Thank you Mr. Said

[@mabroukatis]

He's the philosopher who invented the concepts of, Defining yourself vs "The Other"

[@tmsphere]

I miss Edward Said, he's dearly missed, he is needed in America & Palestine, we need a new Edward Said.

[@nickwyatt9498]

Wonderful listening to Said, so calm, so wise and so lucid even while battling with cancer. Charlie, on the other hand, had obviously had tee many martoonis beforehand 😅

[@MB-dp1rj]

Ah, so greatly missed. An intellectual of rare nobility and humility. Its a privilege to listen to his ideas and perspective on the great peoples of the Middle East.

[@Anonymous1dskjoadi93]

Edward said deserved a noble peace prize

[@seancourtney9021]

I had forgotten about him, alas and didn't know he died back then. So depressing to hear him talk about reconciliation between Palestinians and Jews and the need fr a Jewish leader to acknowledge the pain of the 1948 dispossession of the Arabs, depressing in the light of what is going on right now, in October 2023, some 20 years after this interview, when the Hope for Peace has significantly dimmer.

[@rafia_khan]

Revisited this myself....saner voices have no place in the rabid politicism of today

[@khaliddurrani6432]

An exceptionally larger than life person a Christian himself who finally got recognition, his voice heard though not heeded in a society tainted by Judo-Christian prejudice for Muslims in general and Palestinians in particular , speaks itself for his status.

[@botas5254]

Wadie was agnostic

[@anuradhainamdar8967]

Though I have read non of his books ,it is his humbleness that has lead him to just a echelon of position among the Universities .Like Noam Chomsky he is a visionary and well spoken fellow, the day we lost such a gaint to Luekemia was sad for intellectual faculties of the world. May what he has left behind be read with interest and awards" like the International Mahatma Gandhi prize for peace" be instituted in his name.He is a proud symbol of Palestinian identity.

[@rational-public-discourse]

I guess you have to be dying of cancer for Charlie to behave himself and not to continually interrupt the person. This is one of the better interviews conducted by Charlie Rose, and the humanity of Edward Said should take the credit for that.

[@Abs222-]

Best Arabic professor ❤

[@rawanalamayreh6040]

I wonder what he would think of the recent atrocities committed against Palestinians, he said he's optimistic, that made me truly and deeply sad.

[@cyrus-shanghai2283]

I am Jew, but I feel the pain of this man… he is another victim of Human nature… domination and power upon each other… time to time the role changes from one band to another band…

[@supersarah5157]

What a gift he was to the world. He is greatly missed. Beautiful highly intelligent incredible person proudly Palestinian

[@kausamsalam8543]

May Allah give the great Christian a great place in Jannah for his honesty, tough scholarship, and deep caring for all people, including Muslims. Wasn’t a book that he wrote that is not relevant today-each one is a gem, though tough for some who believe provincially.❤️❤️🤲🏿🤲🏿🌻🌴🌴🌴 Charlie Rose: A great journalist too-much remembered.❤️

[@fuad000100]

Ameen

[@Canuck21530]

Ameen

[@MV-ew6ty]

Amen 🙏🏻

[@yasminee52]

Amine

[@NadeemKhanNUML]

Edward Said was a a university in himself.

[@majedabuthaher3765]

As a Palestinian I wish that he was the leader of PLO .

[@mugsi66]

and unfortunately, would be eaten up by the gods of power and war...as a fellow Palestinian...

[@moatazmattar4714]

He was an intellectual. I don't think it would fit

[@elaovi]

@@moatazmattar4714 Literally anyone would’ve been better than Arafat

[@moatazmattar4714]

@@elaovi why though? I thought he was a hero?

[@JustanothaGuy]

@@moatazmattar4714 Arafat had a bad habit of pocketing money meant to furbish the Palestinian Authority and would hand positions to allies as opposed to genuinely skilled administrators.

[@SKD1947]

Intellectual personality of 20th century.

[@prettypurple7175]

THE GREAT EDWARD SAID

[@enriqueprieto4189]

Said was an amazing human being, not only for Palestinian People as for the humanity

[@francoisedandre3644]

Vaincre la mort en son corps donne de solides convictions sur les droits de la vie ! Admiration !

[@abomarsyr103]

what a great man RIP

[@lujainjabar5552]

I wonder what if he still alive ? What would his opinions be about the current events that took place ! What would he think about Arab countries who declared peace with Israel!?

[@migrationethistoire]

He have prefered to commit suicide than To see somthing like That

[@TravisRiver]

This conversation clearly took place before September

[@christopherhamilton3621]

Everything he said is still valid, notwithstanding.

[@chelvamano4741]

mam good to hear your thoughts..

[@howardleekilby7390]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ If the olive trees could remember the hands that planted them, instead of giving oil they would give tears. - Edward Said ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TBD3.0]

And here we are 2023 nothing has changed, Edward is gone and the oppressor is still playing victim.

[@rachelcorrie8928]

Amnesty International, Human Rights watch, J-Street, B'TSelem and Neturei Karta have all condemned lsraeI as an Apartheid state.

[@fafolaw]

"Neturei Karta " lol

[@javimarinas9347]

hey can somebody tell me the official source for this video? i need it for my thesis please

[@xds900]

Rose’s challenge to Said’s despondence for the Palestinians’ suffering is chilling (16:45).

[@markkeeper7771]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 Overview of Edward Said's background and recent book - Edward Said's diverse career and his advocacy for Palestinian nationhood. - Introduction to Said's book "Power, Politics, and Culture," a compilation of interviews. - Mention of Said's health and ongoing treatment for leukemia. 02:03 🩺 Facing a life-threatening illness and the importance of a good doctor - Said discusses living with a life-threatening illness. - Emphasis on the importance of having a good doctor, especially one with an understanding of the patient's work and intellectual pursuits. - Said's approach to treatments and the impact on his life. 05:19 🌍 The deep-seated conflict in the Middle East and the gap between cultures - Said addresses the historical conflict in the Middle East and the perception of the Arab world as a threat. - Discussion on the cultural, political, and communication gaps between different parts of the world. - Emphasis on the need for individuals familiar with both cultures to bridge the gap. 07:50 🇵🇸 The Palestinian issue and the lack of acknowledgment from Israel - Said expresses the emotional and political significance of the Palestinian issue. - Advocacy for an acknowledgment from the Israeli government of responsibility for the Palestinian situation. - Reflection on the impact of the lack of acknowledgment on the prospects for peace. 13:00 🇺🇸 Colin Powell's speech and the potential for change - Analysis of Colin Powell's speech and its significance, breaking taboo by using the word "Palestine." - Powell's mention of a viable Palestinian state with acknowledged borders as a crucial point. - The importance of Powell addressing the need for the end of occupation, sparking hope for a new climate. 16:57 💔 Desperation in the Palestinian situation and the impact of violence - Discussion on the desperate situation of Palestinians, particularly in the face of brutal occupation. - Said's perspective on the violence and the cycle it perpetuates. - The urgency for optimism and change in the current Palestinian situation. Made with HARPA AI

[@Cindy-yx1ip3rd2j]

Hello,I'm glad to meet you. I am Japanese.I can't hear English. But I want to know Edward Said Interview 2001. Please attach Japanese subtitles. Yes,please. こんにちは。 はじめまして、私は日本人です。 エドワード・サイードについて学んでいます。 私は英語が聞き取れません。 しかし『エドワード・サイード・インタビュー(2001)』で、サイードが何を語っているか知りたいです。 日本語字幕を付けてください。 どうかお願いします。

[@johnericsonmatela5114]

helo do u still need japanese subtitles?

[@Cindy-yx1ip3rd2j]

​​​To ​@@johnericsonmatela5114 ✨😃❗ I still require to translate words of Mr.Edward Said into Japanese. Two years have already passed since I ordered it from you. I'm sorry. I apologize. And please translate words of Mr.Edward Said into Japanese. Yes, please こんにちは。 私は、サイード氏の言葉を日本語に訳すことを、まだ必要としています。 私はそれをあなたがたに頼んだ時から、すでに２年も経過してしまいました。謝ります。ごめんなさい。 そして、サイード氏の言葉を今度こそ日本語に訳してください。どうかお願いします。 From Cindy.

[@judysteadman799]

Huge loss when he passed in 2003.

[@cliffgaither]

( Hamas ) Said :: "Their [ Hamas ] attractiveness to young people". If Israel has a Right to exist ... the Palestinians have a Right to Self-Defense.

[@rashlion]

I noticed how the interviewer tried to control the narrative

[@rishabhaniket1952]

Charlie Rose was definitely a clown when he spoke but he was perhaps he was the only one conducting long form interviews with the most interesting people of their time. There is no ease about his demeanour, always too excited to interject and babble.

[@FCristian92]

hero

[@syy9429]

Wow his words are still true today.

[@OlafsonN]

Interviewer, Charlie, kept interrupting so you could never hear the last few words of every sentence Edward spoke.

[@fariedbadjeber-ds6zv]

💚💚💚

[@Miranda9162]

I wonder what he would say about what is happening now in Israel/Gazza. Nothing has changed. It’s all only got worse.

[@elizabethjgall8054]

I wish the interviewer would stop interrupting him

[@seanabbas7053]

9:35

[@mubashrasattar4260]

9/14/2022

[@xds900]

Rose’s questioning about Palestinian denial of Israel’s right to exist is so one-sided. Zionism denies Palestine’s right to exist.

[@georgka74]

what would he say today , after the 10.07.23?

[@christopherhamilton3621]

He would still defend the common Palestinian.

[@mg7798]

RIP Arabic man :)

[@Boymanjusri]

He is not Arabic. More British and American; not even a Muslim.

[@sparent8]

You know you can be arab and non-muslim, right?@@Boymanjusri

[@itssanti]

I think Dr Said was an outstanding speaker. Yet I can't recall any state apologizing to the people they oppressed, killed or dispossessed. The only exception to my knowledge would be Germany, and I think they did so because they lost the war. I can't imagine any possible scenario in which an undefeated Germany would have apologized for its crimes.

[@lmarsh5407]

Canada is one example, or south Africa, as well as potentially the UK to Ireland but im not sure about that last one

[@crisalvarez6515]

While palestinian children were being murdered the interviewer seemed to be more concerned about the "perception" the israelis had of the fearful people they were killing

[@jamiazad4750]

What a loss ;( for Palestine also

[@Edward-zw9ld]

So bad, so sad

[@sammitkhandeparkara]

Who is the interviewer? too much of an annoying presence.

[@nass5964]

Palestinians are the victims yet they have to show there worthy of emancipation from the occupation

[@bartversteege6270]

look at...Yemen, Irak,Syrie,Lybie,Somalie, Soedan,Nigeria,Mali,Chetnia.....only one thing in commen...ISLAM ! but its only about Israel..way ?

[@moh-ajami]

totally irrelative and crap

[@sadshitpoorpoop]

I think you mispelled the name 'Palestine'.

[@beckaldo8741]

When you learn to speak in full sentences, I will answer your question. Until then, you should recognize that nothing is so clear cut. People are complex, cultures are complex and we must be open minded in our perceptions of them. Otherwise we end up becoming arrogant, and lack any form of growth. I know this is late, and I know it is unnecessary. But if you have a genuine question, I would be happy to try and answer it.

[@wesam8444]

You are right anyone who doesn't see that is blind , where ever there is islam there is war , conflict poverty and hatred toward others i lived their and anybody who denies that is deep in denial , time to wake up

[@SA41959]

@@wesam8444 BS! It has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with Western politic gain and greed. The rapacious West just cannot stop interfering and imposing itself in Islamic lands, that’s what the real issue is! If they would just eff off and leave Muslim countries alone there wouldn’t be such destruction and chaos in the Middle East. Stop using Islam as a scapegoat for Western crimes.

[@moosehak]

God, this man was incredible. He must be turning in his grave watching the genocide of his people.