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so we're driving now to a boat or a very significant rooftop to see the whole of the holy basin if we're talking in terms of this battle between east and west jerusalem your view is need to understand there is no such concept of arab east jerusalem today there really isn't there's only a small area called the holy basin which the arab world really wants which they obviously could never get in the battle the conflict is over one particular area which is the old city and the area around the old city for the first.

we're not a secret organization it's a very very well known normal regulated nonprofit organization and it's not hidden . from me here you get to see what we call the center of the jewish world center of jewish life history heritage everything about our connection to jerusalem. starts and has continued for three thousand eight hundred years from here calling it the pumping station of the jewish world jerusalem runs through not just our psyche our part of our soul but it is in the veins in the blood of every single jew no matter where they are in the world is jew hundred twenty five thousand jews live in east jerusalem today nobody is moving those two hundred fifteen thousand my parents were brought up in a very zionist traditional and religious home and it was obvious that one day they would come to israel which they did when they got married in fact. i was in some

ways start off my life here because i was conceived here in israel but at some point my mom who was pregnant went back to australia and that's why our branch in the up in australia and twenty five years ago i basically returned home and my body may have been a stray but that's all and israel is a beautiful country but it was never can really refer to it as home home has always been here who came here three thousand eight hundred years ago you know i came here three thousand eight hundred years could do is no difference between the host of jews that have lived around the world and i've tried to come back every religious jew and every traditional jew that speaks about jerusalem also believes that there will be the third temple it's not something that we can actively do today because something else existed that has to be respected and so that again but that doesn't stop a jew from believing dreaming and even praying that one day god's house

will be there that's. the temple will be on the temple mount and obviously we don't have the right atmosphere today the right conditions for that and that's why we're part of what's called the unfolding redemption process called the design is a dream which is being realized that's taking place here and we're part of that the same god the creates the world can decide to give this land to his people the jewish people which in fact indeed. there was nothing here this was desert remember there was nothing outside the walls of the old city so when i he arab state talking about they got a connection of the generations no such thing. the only people there connection here the only people who sovereign rights yet are the jewish people there's never been an arab state he was the capital of jerusalem there's never been a palestinian state this talk about palestine palestine i've never heard of anything more absurd. the philistines were mentioned in the bible.

the palestinians would have been jericho twelve thousand years ago knew how to cultivate the land and in fact we know this because they have stored wheat. even the sign says that it's come on light tunnels the one that leads from the spring all the way to the falls down the down the road i used to come with my. maternal grandmother. literally we used to come and have basically have a bath right here when we're young and that's exactly where jerusalem began it began precisely because of the spring the only spring in the region. in light

maternal. really for example who lived really literally up on on this hell they cultivated the land on the slopes of mount of olives for many generations my father started in this school. way prior to nine hundred forty eight and the only high school which was a dish of the my parents' home my grandparents' home but then a family just three or four minutes from from here i have roots in this area and that's going to change history unfolds in many ways. we don't have any exclusive claims we don't try to have a monopoly on even the historical narratives everyone is welcome but this depôt structure that maintains the can only project that's basically what we refuse.

i mean jewson right i mean for this to me and i'm sure i do not put them in the order they're all on the same level for. my old school back to the time of pentecost the first century that our thirteenth edition is christian families in jerusalem. it's the place where my grandparents met my thought it's what's made it. my life is just awesome. this was a business for palestinians in jerusalem i remember when i was a little kid i would come with my family this was the most expensive part of

jerusalem it was an industrial zone. as israel decides to build the wall that connects there used to be a street that connects with all of the different communities in east jerusalem become the build there would and they shut it and they see you are no longer have access to your neighbors you no longer have access to your school you no longer have access to your work the alternative for somebody is to travel for an hour or two hours to possibly make it through or possibly make it to school making it for students palestinian students living in jerusalem to access the school that they used to go to with their classmates and their friends it is you have to pick quadruple. looked one for the bad image of bringing their soldiers and forcing people to be evicted from their houses today in the twenty first century is there and uses new techniques to make it impossible for you to live in

these neighborhoods so that you willingly leave. because if you need access to health care there's no access to health care in this area if you need access to a job there's no jobs in this area there's no social life it's empty it's a ghost out. behind the wall is an industrial zone the government bring settlers gives all kinds of benefits for people to start an industrial zone forcing the people over here who used to be factory owners who are going to daily wage if the are granted the permit and the permission to work in effect and in addition there is an israeli. only highway palestinians living here from israel is that i need access to industrial jordan for work no one can be accessed the israeli only roads. we palestinians and israelis them have become invisible. if you want to be a tourist or to build them coming into this land that many called holy you don't

see the palestinians you don't see the destruction and the devastation that is happening. there's plenty of that is happening in jerusalem but the reality is one segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is tied in the twenty first century and the world the silent. communities within churches have been divided communities in schools have been divided families have been separated if you are on that side of the wall and on that side of the wall and you decide to get married it's easier to apply for immigration and to move to canada or the u.s. and this was happened with my family members of mine then to live over here and to go through the bureaucracy of the israeli government.

it's amazing how we're residents of a country that we were born if i was born or should have some sort of citizenship or something being born in jerusalem as an arab we can't get us and shipped anything our jordanian citizenship so we have we're for travel we're not actual citizens of jordan israel controls jerusalem we don't have israeli citizenship so we're just stuck in the middle. the picture is love just one more powerful individuals i see it ethnically deliberate systematic well know the statistics a quarter of a million palestinians lost their i.d.'s between one nine hundred sixty seven and nineteen ninety four that's the beginning of walsall it's really confusing how do

people in jerusalem they were born here as arabs they don't they don't own anything on paper i was born here and i'm not allowed to live here anymore so the story of our of the son is there the story of a typical palestinian bright energetic highly motivated young son who want to really to make it and mom would try torah you don't have to find a decent job. it's the story of many youngsters many of us in unix those you don't have to be freud or young to destroy to realise that your son is really depressed and one day to teach told me that they're going to keep taking money from you and we both understood what you know history what his statement meant we both went silent we knew that it mahmoud was asking for my blessing if you will that he would have it outside the country. to the united states in this case what he would

ultimately flourish. but his was his idea and today he comes here as a tourist and that hits when one says that he does not understand why it was revoked i think he's echoing this you know egalitarian sense of belonging this thing to a service we deserve better not go up with us he knows where human beings who happen to be living in the spot of the world it's a position of strength when i recognise the humanity even of the people who are causing me distress because any colonial project will definitely chip. that's the very humanity of both. both of us was over humanity we've become even subhumans less deserving less getting less it should be the case it's

extremely difficult to try to explain the situation the situ a political situation that we have here to people abroad because they don't understand it so how are you born in a country but can't go back into it they asked we asked simple questions but if you try to answer them in simple and layman terms then understand it because nobody understands us there's no simple way of explaining why they revoked id or why they took it from me and it's really complicated. diligent. of passing such a law in the united states that we consider the need to femi to kansas indigenous people as for those you provide them now with a green card rather than citizenship and then you will tell them all you broke the law you have to leave the country that's exactly what's happening with these recent nights. since the morning we've only been travelling in less than one kilometer square but

we have to travel around thirty kilometers to reach from one point to another from a palestinian neighborhood to another we are within one kilometer square from the ghost town still in jerusalem kalandia is jerusalem and the war does not the cresent the borders of the city of jerusalem. we are out of the circle by jewish only roads up the roads israeli roads industrial zones military installations but when it comes to tax paying everybody in this neighborhood and in all of the decent neighborhoods be taxes to the municipality while if you are a palestinian neighborhood you do not get any benefits back from the municipality.