wail from jerusalem, dr. fersion and also i am interesting in literature, poetry, theater and the history of the old city of jerusalem. but i think that it was very, very beautiful childhood here, when i was born here, jerusalem was under the authority of the jordanian government, and it was before the occupation of jerusalem in the 1967, so the life, it was more easy and more simple, now especially in in these years in the last 10 years after the closing of all jerusalem by the separation wall, if you want to cut the relation between the man, the the man and the place, you have to disturb the the social life in the... in this place, if you uh success to destroy all the social connections between the community, you can destroy everything. yes, not just in gaza, even near jerusalem here in bethlehem or ramala. there is lot of people that never visit jerusalem, he don't know how it بنوت كل يوم الصبح 100 موته ما بيعرفوا احنا هيك مين اللي ما بيعرف اللي بده يعرف بيعرف السائل كل العالم بيعرف هدول القطعان العبيد الل

i was born here. in jerusalem 1958 in the old city, i am dr. wail from jerusalem, dr. surgeon and also i am interesting in literature, poetry, theater and the history of the old city of jerusalem. but i think that it was very, very beautiful childhood here, when i was born here, jerusalem was under the authority of the jordanian government, and it was before the occupation of jerusalem in the 1967, so the life, it was more easy and more simple, now special in these years in the last 10 years after the closing of all jerusalem by the separation wall. if you want to cut the relation between the man, the the man and the place, you have to disturb the the social uh life. in the in this place, if you uh success to destroy all the social connections between the community, you can destroy everything. yes, not just in gaza, even near jerusalem here in bethlehem or ramala. there is lot of people that never visit jerusalem, he don't know how it looks بنموت كل يوم الصبح 100 موته ما بعرفوا احنا هيك مين اللي ما بيعرف اللي بده يعرف بيعرف السائل كل العالم بيع

wail from jerusalem, dr. sergeant, and also i am interesting in literature, poetry, theater and the history of the old city of jerusalem. but i think that it was very, very beautiful childhood, when i was born here, jerusalem was under the authority of the jordanian government, and it was before the occupation of jerusalem in the 1967, so the life, it was more easy and more simple, now - especially in these years in the last 10 years after the closing of all jerusalem by the separation wall, if you want to cut the relation between the man, the the man and the place, you have to disturb the the social uh... life in the in this place, if you uh success to destroy all the social connections between the community, you can destroy everything. yes, not just in gaza, even near jerusalem here in bethlehem or. there is lot of people that never visit jerusalem, he don't know how it looks, بنموت كل يوم الصبح 100 موته ما بيعرفوا انه ن بيعرف اللي بده يعرف بيعرف كل العالم بيعرف هدول القطعان العبيد اللي شايفهم بس الشغلتي عب

i was born here in jerusalem 1958 in the old city, i am dr. wail from jerusalem, dr. sergeant and also i am interesting in literature poetry, theater and the history of the old city of jerusalem. but i think that it was very, very beautiful childhood, when i was born here, jerusalem was under the authority of the jordanian government, and it was before the occupation of jerusalem in the 1967, so the life, it was more easy and more simple, now... especially in these years in the last 10 years after the closing of all jerusalem by the separation wall, if you want to cut the relation between the man, the the man and the place, you have to disturb the the social - life in the in this place, if you uh success to destroy all the social connections between the community, you can destroy everything. yes, not just in gaza, even near jerusalem here in bethlehem, there is lot of people that never visit jerusalem, he don't know how it looks, بنموت كل يوم الصبح 100 موتى ما بعرفوا احنا هيك. ما بعرف بده يعرف بيعرف السائل كل العالم بيعرف هدول القطعان العبيد اللي شايفهم بس شغلتي عبيب

some 35000 at the, at the biggest number was about 35000 a year in jerusalem. and the came to support them a their message is, is that they feel that the government has not been giving them enough attention. one of the members of the assembly, it was saying that a we have being a we will not abandon our children and that we walk out here because we have not spoken to our uh to the government. the government is refusing to talk to us. well, so i mean, is there actually any sign that the is riley government isn't listening though, to the demonstrators i will have one that evening, which is the fact that the minister of defense has promised to meet them to night. and actually they've already left from jerusalem to a kind of a in order to meet the defense minister you of meg, that i am. but they have not heard yet from the prime minister. and they also denied the to meet, of course, with the prime minister. and i must say that they're very diplomatic in terms of criticizing the government and the organizers at least. but when you speak to others here, menu will say

this is the way that i like to see jerusalem in peace and and happiness, you see our children moving

you have people who have the blue jerusalem id that does allow you to enter jerusalem. so he sends a relative to go to jerusalem hospitals and look for his son and by far going more than 36 hours of his life, we see the system in which he's in trapped and how it works and what it actually means to be a green or a blue id holder on the worst day of your life. and but what i wanted to say is that, you know, i think a deeper theme of the book is the degree to which the system reaches into the most intimate details of these people's lives. and so when we learn of abed's back story, we learn that at one point he he chose marriage partner based on the color of her id because, he was at risk of losing his job, a higher paying job in, jerusalem, like fellow green id holders. and he chose a partner just the chance to get him himself, get a blue i.d. and able to retain his job and work in jerusalem and provide for his family. and there are many other examples in the of of that degree of control. mm hmm. talking about green ids and blue ids. you're sharing, mike, with your friends

or let's go to jerusalem. now, is that spring inter unless somebody sagal who is near the protests taking place there? so i mean good to see. so you've been speaking to protesters. what if they've been telling you? well, the protesters are well united in the fact that the, the prisoners or the hostages that are held by how mosse it should be released. and they should be released now, and this has the denied the demand that all of them should be released. and the, they're also a, their message is towards the international community and towards these early government eh, to the international community. they're saying that the printer is unacceptable. what the, how much of the, on the 7th the, on the, to the is a massacre. and the act of how must, by the a children in since elderly and women is unacceptable. and that the international community should pressure more. uh, on the other hand, we also have a lot of criticism on the yahoo. and i, i can tell you that the organizers were talking about some 80 families. a

[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news life from berlin, thousands of marchers rich jerusalem after a 5 day track from tel aviv, the marchers riley. i'd so ideas ready, prime minister's office calling for ben. you mean it's in yahoo! to do more, to freed the hostages held by hamas and gaza. also in the program. micro plastics are everywhere. even inside us. scientists say tiny particles of plastic have spread to every environment and can even be found in human blood a few minutes. but how can we stop the potential harm caused by the miracle material delegates in kenya are trying to agree on a global solution. and sports a 1st home game for germany, coach u e and i goes month. this much could feel like in a way, one with more than half the crowd likely to be supporting the problem for nearly as welcome to the program. sizes of people have ready to in jerusalem. and so at the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu in solidarity with hostages, held by ham us protesters or calling for the government to do more to secure the release of the people who were kidnapped when home us fighters

i go out of the sea, i will be died, if i go out of the jerusalem, i will feel i'm not.

that was during was semi circle in jerusalem . thank you very much for your party. you are a secretary of state anthony blinking has helped thoughts with this really prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and with his work kept it during his 3rd trip to the mid east since the last harrow tax speaking to the prose afterwards, blinking said, is real, had a right to defend itself against them, us, but added that efforts must be made to protect civilians. here's more, the weight is real defense itself matters. it's imperative that is relaxed in accordance with internationally, not a train law and the laws of war. even one confronting a terrace group that respects neither in my meetings today with the prime minister and senior israeli officials. i made clear that before israel resumes major military operations, it must put in place humanitarian civilian protection plans that minimize further casualties of innocent palestinians. after blinking is comments are corresponded in washington stuff, and simon's gave us this assessment as well. actually, we experienced a different a

this attack in jerusalem authorities saying? this attack in jerusalem just — authorities saying?just on _ authorities saying? this attack in jerusalem just on the _ authorities saying? this attack in jerusalem just on the outskirts i jerusalem just on the outskirts about a mile from here happened a couple of hours ago. we are getting more news about the attackers. three people are known to have been killed in the shooting and several others injured. the two attackers were killed by the security service and an armed civilian and were described as known to them. they come from palestinian eastjerusalem. they are brothers and they have both previously been associated with hamas and have both beenjailed for what the israelis called terror —related offences. these were armed hamas supporters. also the israeli security services have released photographs of weaponry that was in their car, perhaps indicating that their car, perhaps indicating that the brothers were intent on a much larger killing spree. this follows a similar incidentjust two weeks ago at another checkpoint on the other

traveling from another country to palestine, not traveling from west jerusalem to east jerusalem.used to say: we were told like this that behind these retaining walls palestinians live. interestingly, in this book, miko talks about the difference between the earth and the sky between the two sides of the barrier wall, how different they are. a side full of blessings and... you think it's israel, once you go into the palestinian side, the actual west bank, then these are narrow pot, narrow streets, pot holes, you know, it's it's it's a different world, you're in the third world, it's a different world. all together and arabs everywhere as i've been driving and i've driven since that i've driven these roads, i drive them all the time now, but they're beautiful roads, you know with with all of trees and and you know it's it's it's countryside, it's gorgeous, but all i thought was this is going to be my last day on earth, because i am doing exactly what everyone always told me not to do, niko until 1998 september 1997, a life in america is also a job. there were no events in palestine

i know you are there in jerusalem. _ minute. i know you are there in jerusalem. do _ minute.usalem, do you _ minute. i know you are there in jerusalem, do you have - minute. i know you are there in jerusalem, do you have a - minute. i know you are there in l jerusalem, do you have a sense, minute. i know you are there in - jerusalem, do you have a sense, we jerusalem, do you have a sense, we see thejubilation in jerusalem, do you have a sense, we see the jubilation in the streets and celebrations among family members released, politically speaking, how has this ease some of the pressure that is been on the prime minister and his government? i think it does bring a moment of relief in what has been the darkest time in this region sadly in the years that i've been here. but remember the unprecedented scale of events that triggered all the heirs. the brutality of the attacks by hamas on october the 7th. the staggering civilian death toll on both sides. some 1200 people killed. 0n both sides. some 1200 people killed. on october the 7th. according to figures by the hamas run it in

he allowed the jews to return to jerusalem.ces and his territory was divided between britain and france. four british troops have landed at hyper for the delicate job of stamping out the trouble in palestine. you might call them the kid glove army, they have to suppress assassins and bandits for the use of as little force as possible. in the middle of all this, arthur james balfour, then british prime minister, issued a statement about britain's positive stance on the establishment of national homeland for the jews on palestinian land. after that decision, thousands of jews from all over the world moved to british occuper. hide palestine, where jerusalem was located and bought palestinian plots of land. arab and muslim palestinians who had lived a peaceful life side by side with christians and jews, sold swas of their land to the jews. germany's anti-semitic leader, just come to power, wrote an arabic. message in his own handwriting for the arabs of palestine and warned them of selling their plots of land. after the second worl

it's known as eastern jerusalem is next to a jewish community and this really just shakes the jerusalem ice to the core, knowing that not only do they have terrorism living among them, but more terrorist will be released when the prisons. now, in order to go back to their homes, which are actually in, in, in jerusalem. and it's really a bad situation. it's so there's a lot of fear on the streets. there's the war started. they began to round up a mazda affiliated people in east jerusalem. and in the west, i go back these 2 brothers from sold by how to these power steering brothers, 38 years old, and 30 years old. the 38 year old, the both identified with the mazda, the 38 year old has been 10 years. and it is really present for attempted terrorism . the other one also spend time it is really present. so a lot of the right wingers and this will say, why the letter no matter prison, why? the letter in the return to their houses we have had cases for palestinians have shown up with explosive bombs. and the end of the day they did not explode themselves. they turn themselves into the and the

um they are from so by how to which isn't the south east part of jerusalem, it's known as eastern jerusalem is next to a jewish community. and this really just shakes the jerusalem lights to the core. knowing that, not only do they have terrorism living among them, but more terrorist will be released when the prisons now in order to go back to their homes, which are actually in, in, in jerusalem. and it's really a bad situation. it's so there's a lot of fear on the streets and it just doesn't that you can do as the picture gets clear and it gets worse and worse. yeah, just looking at the, the pictures for all, but it does appear indeed as you say, a civilian, it looks like it very bravely indeed comes at to try and hold that tuck is there a fee or that a new or rather renewed front has opened up in this conflict, a tax on this really solely which, which hadn't occurred since they october 7th, the sol a. yeah. well right now the security forces are doing everything. they can to prevent that. since the war started, they began to round up. some us affiliated uh, people in east jerusalem and in

right on the salute we're pointing from occupied east jerusalem. thank you very much. i spend thousands of people has gathered in central london to call for an immediate cease fire in gaza and then to the violence demonstrations have been held in the u. k. capital each saturday since the war began last month. so you're good to go as more we can practice. so now entering the pool, we tend to fall the center of the mountains and where hundreds of thousands of people have tons. once again, see why says toner, garrity full kind of stadiums in the onto this as an immediate cease fire. that hasn't been a lot of controversy. suddenly among the people in the u. k is simply not doing enough. and that is request for to monitor and pause is not going to be a benefit to thousands and not what is needed is immediate ceasefire. now, however, the government has said that it will not hold for at least 5 because that will.

jerusalem. and not only jerusalem, temple mount.nd barak, having heard nothing more from arafat, tells his people to prepare to leave. delegates on both sides are distraught. they fear that the collapse of the camp david talks will lead inevitably to war. >> (translated): some team members thought we hadn't explored all the options for continuing the dialogue, and that we're about to return to the people of israel with a negative result, when we can't honestly claim to have tried everything. (speaking hebrew) ♪ ♪ >> there was a very strong sentiment that we should stay and continue the effort. and the dramatic efforts of clion, going back and forth between barak and arafat around midnight of that evening, eventually led to the fact that, uh, they reached some kind of understanding that allowed us to stay in camp david. by tt time, we were all very hungry. so all of us walked down to have a late-night dinner. when we got there, the palestinian team was already there. and those on our side and those on the palestinian side that felt,

um they are from so how to which is in the south east part of jerusalem is known as eastern jerusalem is next to a jewish community. and this really just shakes the jerusalem ice to the core. knowing that, not only do they have terrorism living among them, but more terrorist will be released when the prisons now in order to go back to their homes, which are actually in, in, in jerusalem. and it's really a bad situation. it's so there's a lot of fear on the streets right now. the security forces are doing everything. they can to prevent that. since the war started, they began to round up some us affiliated uh, people in east jerusalem and in the west i go back these 2 brothers from so about how to these pals to being brothers. 38 years old and 30 years old to 38 year old of both identify with the loss of the 38 year old has been 10 years and it is really present for attempted terrorism. the other one also spend time it is really for us and so live with the right wingers. and as we'll say, why be letting them out or prison? why the better to return to their houses, you know, throw them

i'm occupied east, jerusalem. you a secretary of state, anthony blinking has repeated washington's opposition to israel running gauze that when the fighting stones, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said the military would likely maintain security control of the gaza, for an indefinite period. there can be a re occupation by as real guys, and just as guys a can continue to use as a platform to launch terrorist attack. have you told the problem? we also that you do agree with this? yes, hopefully we have, we've been clear about that now. there may have to be a transitional period where there uh, security is provided for for gaza. that's something that, that we have to look at. but when it comes to the future of gaza, in our judgment, it has to be under policy and governance. still ahead on algebra attacks on journalists and people heading to prey is really all the files to i guess me unlocks the most compound. the frank assessments far as this placement in persecution, it seems to be informed of what

please download the app the this is the views live from valid shooting in jerusalem overshadows news of a further extension to the gauze of troops. thomas claims responsibility is 3. people are killed and several more wounded. attackers open fire near a bus. stop. you're in morning rush, police say the 2 gunman was also killed also on the program a controversial invite from support costs of an o. s. c meeting process for a minute. so save a lot. problem makes it with tons of the black diplomatic stage at the o. s. c. summit in sculpture bought all the members of the east west group of staying away across useful and ukraine. across the 28 climate adults open and one of the world's biggest oil producing nations are realistic. all hopes that delegates into bye will agree on the steps to transition from fossil fuels. sabrina and the, i'm gonna have it off is welcome to the program. and we stuff in israel brass or to say at least 3 people have been killed and moving a dozen and wounded off the gunmen open fire at a bus stop in jerusalem. this cctv footage appears to show to attack us gett

he allowed the jews to return to jerusalem and reconstruct their place of worship, jerusalem, the jewsه خاطر محیط مساعدی که برای زندگی اینا بوده این ادامه پیدا می کنه تا ۲۵۰۰ سال بعد که هنوز یهیه در ایران وجود in the final years of the first world war, the ottoman empire was defeated by the allied forces and his territory was divided between britain and france, more british troops have landed at hyper for the delicate job of stamping out the trouble in palestine, you might call them the kidglove army, they have to suppress assassins and bandits with the use of as little force as possible. in the midd. of all this, arthur james balfour, then british prime minister, issued a statement about britain's positive stance on the establishment of national homeland for the jews on palestinian land. after that decision, thousands of jews from all over the world move to british-occupied palestine where jerusalem was located and bought palestinian. plots of land. arab and muslim palestinians who had lived a peaceful life side by side with christians and jews, sold swas of their land to the jews. ge

palestinian, arab from jerusalem, my job is in charging, opening and closing the church of the sapulker i like to see jolim in peace and and happiness, we see our children moving everywhere, i don't like to see walls. see jerusalem is our sea for me, like sea for me, i a fish, if i go out of the sea, i will be died, if i go out of the jerusalem, i will feel i'm not alive anymore. disabled girl from gaza, how is life for her, how was she tackling her problems? how has the israeli bloccade put her under constant pressure, and how has she remained hopeful under the worst of conditions? lee and more in sohall. october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is can israel restore its shattered image after the seismic shift in its narrative. your headlines on press tv, qatar's foren ministry as a mediator in the... on gaza says the truth in the besieged territory will take effect at 5 gmt on friday. israel continues to pound civilian targets across the gaza strip ahead of a temporary ceasefire killing over two dozen

local police in jerusalem. say 2 gunmen whose time without the attack of being shot dead at the theme of warning, disturbing images i have this, cctv fits. it shows the moments of the attack take on another scene. jumping out of a cart and opening fire of the crowd as people that have bus stop civilians twice a flea for that lives. just moments later to of, to see soldiers and on civilian in the area with tons via killing the to terrorists, according to police, sort of even base to on the lease will be unsafe. a deadly attack has shaken as well to the picture is becoming clear and clear. uh no, sir. unfortunately the pictures going on. we are not as we are a 3 victims of the terrace in the back of a died. one of them is robert leed miller. wasserman, a rabbis reserve is rabbinical judge and the rabbinical courts and the osh, don't a young. busy i mean to 218 year old woman and another woman, 7 more injured or 4 of them are critical. so there might be more deaths that come about as a result of this attack. the t

yolande knell reports from jerusalem. first evidence of the tunnel at al—shifa hospital, israel's army says, but not the vast underground hamas command centre which it had said was hidden under the building. hamas and medics deny that here. an israeli soldier also shows the haul of weapons said to have been found in the compound. we cannot independently verify this footage. hundreds of palestinians, including newborn babies, remain trapped at the hospital without power. meanwhile, the body of yehudi weiss was found in a house nearby, israel's military says. she was one of about 240 hostages snatched by hamas on the 7th of october. they had believed more were here. we had strong indications that they were held in the al—shifa hospital, which is one of the reasons we entered the hospital. if they were, they were taken out. we have intelligence about the hostages. meanwhile, in southern gaza, where most of the strips population was told by israel to take refuge, conditions are increasingly dire and israel has told tens of th

jerusalem. and not only jerusalem, temple mount. and barak, having heard nothing more from arafat, tells his people to prepare to leave. delegates on both sides are distraught. they fear that the collapse of the camp david talks will lead inevitably to war. >> (translated): some team members thought we hadn't explored all the options for continuing the dialogue, and that we're about to return to the people of israel with a negative result, when we can't honestly claim to have tried everything. (speaking hebrew) ♪ ♪ >> there was a very strong sentiment that we should stay and continue the effort. and the dramatic efforts of clinton, going back and forth between barak and arafat around midnight of that evening, eventually led to the fact that, uh, they reached some kind of understanding that allowed us to stay in camp david. by that time, we were all very hungry. so all of us walked down to have a late-night dinner. when we got there, the palestinian team was already there. and those on our side and those on the palestinian side that

he allowed the jews to return to jerusalem and reconstruct their place of worship, jerusalem, the jewsا می کنه تا 250 سال بعد که هنوز یهودی در ایران وجود داره. in the final years of the first world war, the ottoman empire was defeated by the allied forces and his territory was divided between britain and france. four british troops have landed at hyper for the delicate job of stamping out the trouble in palestine. you might call them the kidglove army, they have to suppress assassins and bandits with the use of as little force as possible. in the middle of... all this, arthur james balfour, then british prime minister, issued a statement about britain's positive stance on the establishment of national homeland for the jews on palestinian land. after that decision, thousands of jews from all over the world moved to british occupied palestine where jerusalem was located and bought palestinian plots. arab and muslim palestinians who had lived a peaceful life side by side with christians and jews, sold swas of their land to the jews. germany's anti-semitic leader, just come to power, wrote

a nice president, frank. father stein maya is in jerusalem and i show of solidarity. but these ro, stone my has met with families of hostages, taken by him us in the october 7th here at attacks is also held talks with is riley presidencies. i kept talking just on 9th, 2 day trip to israel will be followed by visits to both amman and cut down visit to israel comes 7 weeks of to the how must her a text, a deputies 10. you claim that explains why it's happening now. a quite small bit of a technical issue because this um visit has been long and it was supposed to be a safe visit to celebrate 75 years of israel. but of course now the circumstances has fundamentally changed. and as the german prison frank was assign might have said no, there's nothing to celebrate here. he's here to come and pay this on the door to visit him and that is very prizes and they're, they're very close friends. both said is again, and of course we over these have seen, you know, germany's foreign minister and in a bad book coming here 3 times already. and also chance chancellor of charles was in

the babylonians captured all jews as captives and expelled them from jerusalem. دقیقاً در کتاب ازرا پاراشای اول پاسوک یک تا چهار آمده. به خاطر محیط مساعدی که برای زندگی اینا بوده. این in the final years of the first world war, the ottoman empire was defeated by the allied forces and his territory was divided between britain and france, more british troops have landed at hyper for the delicate job of stamping out the trouble in palestine, you might call them the kid glove army, they have to suppress assassins and bandits with the use of as little force as possible. in the middle of all this, arthur james balfour, then british prime minister, issued a statement about britain's positive stance on the establishment of national homeland for the jews on palestinian land. after that decision, thousands of jews from all over the world moved to british. occupied palestine where jerusalem was located and bought palestinian plots of land. arab and muslim palestinians who had lived a peaceful life side by side with christians and jews, sold swas of their land to the jews. ge

the babylonians captured all jews as captives and expelled them from jerusalem.تح می کنه بعد از اون اورشلیم و به یهودیان اجازه میده که در سه منطقه بابل و اوررشلیم و ایران سکونت بکنن که ما رد پای اینها را در هر تا جا خواهیم داشت تعداد کثیری و قسمت از این افراد به ایران مهاجرت می کنن و در تمام مناطق ایران اینا پخش میشن به دستور کوروش آماده میشن برای ساختن معبد سلیمان که این دقیقاً در کتاب ازرا پاراشای اول پاسوک یک تا چهار آمده به خاطر محیط مساعدی که برای زندگی اینا بوده این ادامه پیدا می کنه تا 250 سال بعد که هنوز یهیه در ایران وجود داره. in the final years of the first world war, the ottoman empire was defeated by the allied forces and his territory was divided between britain and france. more british troops have landed at hyper for the delicate job of stamping out the trouble in palestine. you might call them the kidglove army. they have to suppress assassins and bandits with the use of as little force as possible. in the middle of all.... this, arthur james balfore, then british prime minister, issued a statement about britain's positive stance on the establishm

the way from - jerusalem to the west bank, to gaza, _ jerusalem to the west bank, to gaza, now. _ jerusalemrusalem to the west bank, to gaza, now, just think of the i gaza, now, just think of the christian— gaza, now, just think of the christian community- gaza, now, just think of the christian community in i gaza, now, just think of the i christian community in gaza, from — christian community in gaza, from 1000, _ christian community in gaza, from 1000, after— christian community in gaza, from 1000, after 52 - christian community in gaza, from 1000, after 52 days, i christian community in gaza, i from 1000, after 52 days, 800 of those — from 1000, after 52 days, 800 of those were _ from 1000, after 52 days, 800 of those were able _ from 1000, after 52 days, 800 of those were able to - from 1000, after 52 days, 800 of those were able to flee, i of those were able to flee, they— of those were able to flee, they had _ of those were able to flee, they had to _ of those were able to flee, they had to flee _ of those were able to flee, they had to flee because . of those were able to flee, i th

of jerusalem, including most notably east jerusalem, occupied east jerusalem, beyond the green line, and of course it's engaged in, cleansing and sheakerar and and various other places in in building new developments which will push palestinians out and allow access hence forth hence forth a a a discriminatory basis to jews only uh and so it's it's an it's an ethnic cleansing operation it's of course has links with the with the jewish national frund as well and of course it has a uk branch there are branches of course in the us and many other places and they get huge amounts of funding from from places like the mord foundation as well as by the family foundations of many rich sist families in the uk and the us and elsewhere and it shows the way in which uh the money flows for ethnic cleansing in palestine are coming not just from uh from from the israeli state but from the zionist movement and zionist affiliated individuals outside of palestine and that's another indication really of the need to target zinism in the... in the us, instead of just the question of of dismantling the zio

of jerusalem, including most notably east jerusalem, occupied east jerusalem beyond the green line, and of course it's engaged in ethnic cleansing and sheik jarar and and various other places in in building new developments which will push palestinians out and allow access hence forth hence forth on a discriminatory basis to jews only uh and so it's it's an it's an ethnic cleansing operation it's of course has links with the with the jewish national frund as well and of course it has a uk branch there are branches of course in the us and many other places and they get huge amounts of funding from from places like the mordock foundation as well as by the family foundations of many rich science families in the uk and the us and elsewhere and it shows the way in which uh the money flows for ethnic cleansing uh in palestine are coming not just from uh from the israeli state but from zist movement and zionist affiliated individuals outside of palestine and that's another indication really of the need to target zinism in the uk in the us instead of just the question of of dismantling the

so the jerusalem foundation, as the name implies, is based in jerusalem, and indeed is is engaged in um, development activities in the municipality of jerusalem, including most notably east jerusalem, occupied east jerusalem beyond the green line, and of course it's engaged in ethnic cleansing and sheik jarar and and various other places in in building new developments which will push palestians out and allow access then for hence forth a a a discriminatory basis to dues only uh and so it's it's an it's an ethnic cleansing operation it's of course has links with the with the jewish national fund as well and of course it has a uk branch there are branches of course in the us and many other places and they get huge amounts of funding from from places like the moderock foundation as well as by the family foundations of many rich cyanust families in the uk and the us and elsewhere and it shows the way in which uh the money flows for ethnic cleansing uh in palestine are coming not just from uh from the israeli state but from the zionist movement and zionist affiliated individuals outside

he in occupied east jerusalem. so that'll be a consent to a mass, but it's a confident uh, statement from and to be blinking as well. coming out. and these really media, the us secretary of state, he's saying that he's in the country to negotiate a more permanent spot to all of this as well. he wants to monetary and age. we take it in to the strip you was independent. observe is to be taken into the strict particular by the un. so that's going to be an interesting a calculus for these radius because they've always maintained this was about getting that is where you kept it out, not getting things in it. so the goal is to strip. okay, for now iran con that for us in occupied east jerusalem, we can get more now from out as there is saying is robbie who joins a slide from ramallah in the occupied westbank as we were hearing the from uh uh from him ron khan, a 150 pa, this thing is released already and presumably with this extension we will see more palestinians released tonight. what reaction do you expect to see from

okay to jerusalem. now with 3 civilians have been confirmed, killed and at least 6 of those wounded in him not to take local police. they 2 gunmen have been shot and dead at the scene is ready. officials came to kill us with members of the last, a warning for you, disturbing images ahead this cctv. so it shows the moment of the attack take on, then i'll sing, jumping out of a call and opening 5 at a crowd of people that a bus stop as civilians twice a slice of that lives just moment slice it to of to take the soldiers into the on civilian in the area returns by killing the 2 terrace, according to police that will be based on our lives will be bergman's face. the deadly attack has shaken as well as the picture is becoming clear and clear. i know, says unfortunately, the pictures going on, we are not as we are 3 victims of the terrace in the back of a died. one of them is robert lee miller. wasserman, a rabbis reserve is rabbinical judge, and the rabbinical courts and the osh, don't a young woman to 218 y

resistance missiles were fired towards jerusalem. inside quds was under occupation, that is, the attacks of zionist settlers on the courtyard of al-aghaza mosque, the aggression of the occupying forces and the evacuation of the houses of the residents of quds in the neighborhood of sheikh jarrah by resorting to force. the israeli government is unaware of this story it got stuck, but what was more important was that the security institutions were not prepared for such a situation and were surprised. the rocket towards quds was the failure of israel's military intelligence to understand the motives of hamas, and this action was carried out. israel did not think that hamas would take such drastic steps. it was very strange and really unimaginable for me. in this documentary, we open the case of the battle of the holy sword and reveal behind the scenes the first attack in this battle, which was followed by a military and intelligence war that lasted for days, a war that was fought in gaza by the joint operation room of various palestinia

his father was born in haifa in 1923 and grew up in jerusalem or oreshim. at the age of 18, when palestine was under the protectorate , he joined the palmach movement, or the underground army of judea. one of the famous faces of the palmach movement was issac rabin, who later became the prime minister of israel. that's why michopelt's father had a close relationship with isaac rabin throughout his life. the arab-israeli six-day war in 1967 showed mitopeld a bellicose face and elevated him to the rank of general of the israeli army. 1948. and they were like the gods of the olympus, they were young officers, you know, and they say they delivered the jewish state a silver platter to the jewish people so to speak, you know, and then that generation, those of uh , that group that remained in the military, 20 years later were generals, they were the ones who orchestrated and executed the 1967, the sixth day war, which of course was spectacular victory again, my grandfather signed the declaration of independence, he was also... a prominent zionist leader and he wa

and is there any forces in occupied east jerusalem? have use tear gas and water cannon against palestinians trying to enter the locks a most friday praise. they also used for this against june to this. is there any restrictions since the start of the war and golf i have seen a dramatic reduction in the number of worship is from around 60000 a week to just for thousands. sa. hi roger, pull from occupied east jerusalem. another week. another attempt by young palestinians to pray to some of the once again is reading forces useful to stop them since the wrong cause assaulted, they stopped mostly those under the age of $45.00. from praying it's a slam, stood hold your sites and using heavy handed tactics to push them back. as this group of young palestinians explained how is ready, the restrictions have lessened. we noticed as ray, the forces keeping a close eye on us. and then this happened and we were interviewing some young says that we're trying to go up the roads and do the pray is the friday praise will x a mosque and b is rarely forc

and this really just shakes the jerusalem lights to the core. knowing that, not only do they have terrorism living among them, but more terrorist will be released when the prisons now in order to go back to their homes, which are actually in, in, in jerusalem. and it's really a bad situation. it's so there's a lot of fear on the streets right now. the security forces are doing everything. they can to prevent that. since the war started, they began to round up a mazda affiliated of people in east jerusalem. and in the west thinking that these 2 brothers from so by having these pals to being brothers 38 years old and 30 years old, the 38 year old of both identified with the loss of the 38 year old. that's been 10 years. and it is really present for attempted terrorism. the other one also spend time is really for us. and so live with the right wingers. and this will say, why are we letting them add or prison? why the better to return to their houses, you know, throw them out right now as we speak, security forces and storming the houses of these 2

jerusalem, but cyrus's treatment of the jews was different from nebukazar. the first world war, the ottoman empire was defeated by the allied forces and his territory was divided between britain and france. more british troops have landed at hyper for the delicate job of stamping out the trouble in palestine. you might call them the kidglove army, they have to. assassins and bandits for the use of as little force as possible. in the middle of all this, arthur james balf4, then british prime minister, issued a statement about britain's positive stance on the establishment of national homeland for the jews on palestinian land. after that decision, thousands of jews from all over the world moved to... british occupied palestine where jerusalem was located and bought palestinian plots of land. arab and muslim palestinians who had lived a peaceful life side by side with christians and jews, sold swas of their land to the jews. germany's anti-semitic leader who just come to power. wrote an arabic message in his own handwriting for the arabs of palestine and warned

. from him and what we heard in jerusalem-— from him and what we heard in jerusalem. , ., ., jerusaleme thought the israeli - said he thought the israeli bombardment of gaza should stop and then his words there was no justification for continuing operation that was killing women and babies. he obviously chose his words very carefully but he made this point that after october seven in the attacks by her mask he was one of the first world leaders, he says, to ring is realfor solidarity and french support was at the condemned hamas also respects as your�*s right to defend itself but says he was saying to the bbc last night that if you look at the number of people who have died, short humanitarian pause or a lull in the fighting simply is not enough. the need to be a ceasefire and he hopes that other international leaders will come round to his way of thinking. for example, the uk and the us have not yetjoined him in that position. that comment last night from president macron talking to the bbc has been met by consternation, real anger here, actually, from the office of the prime minister

he allowed the jews to return to jerusalem.ied forces and his territory was divided between britain and france. four british troops have landed at hyper for the delicate job of stamping out the trouble in palestine. you might call them the kid glove army. they have to suppress assassins and bandits for the use of as little force as possible. in the middle of all this, arthur james balfour, then british prime minister, issued a statement about britain's positive stance on the establishment of national homeland for the jews on palestinian land. after that decision, thousands of jews from all over the world moved to british occur. hide palestine where jerusalem was located and bought palestinian plots of land. arab and muslim palestinians who had lived a peaceful life side by side with christians and jews, sold swas of their land to the jews. germany's anti-semitic leader who just come to power wrote an arabic. message in his own handwriting for the arabs of palestine and warned them of selling their plots of land. after the secon

ok part east jerusalem. the dozens of house democrats have called on the biden administration to press as well to allow more fuel shipments and to gaza. it reflects growing on ease and the policy over the us government support for israel. my kind of report from washington protest is gathering outside the democratic national committee building in dc, calling on role makers to press were c spy in gaza that dispersed by police. the folks in that building to folks and democratic leadership have not been listening to the 80 percent of us going inside. last, some democrats have started to listen here. a group of parties, progressives, appear on the podium. thank you all for being here. with the active us rep, vice with c spine, no movement. we are calling for an end to the violence, not a break and the violence here monitoring pause is not enough. we will not be afraid . we will not back down. we will demand more of our president. we will demand better of our presidents. yeah. and increasingly, it's not just progr

paul adams in jerusalem. _ pause continues. paul adams in jerusalem, thank _ pause continues.em, thank you very - pause continues. paul adams in | jerusalem, thank you very much pause continues. paul adams in - jerusalem, thank you very much for bringing us up to date. we were just showing alongside paul there shots from outside prison. the israel prison service says it has released 30 palestinian prisoners. pauladams has released 30 palestinian prisoners. paul adams mentioned just then, you can see there the scene outside the prison. this comes outside the prison. this comes outside the prison. this comes outside the scene where 12 or hostages have left gaza. let me show you these drone pictures from gaza. the scenes there are of utter devastation after weeks of israeli bombardments. the ceasefire has meant that aid groups have managed to reach areas they hadn't previously been able to while the fighting was ongoing. they say the situation there is "catastrophic. there is "catastrophic". it comes as the palestinian red crescent say that israeli forces prevented a fuel truck,

welcome back to jerusalem. we had a split - over to you. welcome back to i jerusalem.s ago across the region. the us secretary of state antony blinken held talks with the israeli war cabinet — a closed—door gathering. you said would work with partners in the region to avoid an escalation. at the same time, hassan nasrallah made his first public speech since the war began in the 7th of october. he blamed israel for what he called the crimes of the gaza war, and warned of the possibility of an outright war. antony blinken met the israeli president isaac herzog. after those talks, he reaffirmed his solidarity with israel alongside hopes for a pause in the fighting. that was an important area of discussion today with israeli leaders — how, when and where these can be implemented. what work needs to happen and what understandings must be reached. now, we recognise this will take time to prepare and coordinate as well with international partners. a number of legitimate questions were raised in our discussions today, including how to use any period of pause to maximise the fu