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for our arch victory and puck man is more than 100 years old. after years of wars and conflict, much of abundance done historic heritage has been destroyed. and the last time they were in power, the taliban said they will protect and preserve what belongs to all us on a stock contrast to the groups destruction of buddhist heritage. when it came to power in the 1900 ninety's, medium museum 1000000 gallery, we are protecting the national archive museum gallery library. and other important places for the historical artifacts of a canister should be preserved. customs agency recitation at the airports, and we managed to intercept a lot of artifacts that were being smuggled. and they were taken to the museum that cassie but returning stolen antiquities. isn't that simple. with them? countries not as the property correlation with getting stand today. so they don't want to read you something and don't talk of night the current government so that they use that as an excuse very often. so it's difficult to find the legitimate
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toner in the case i mentioning for and then we have all the evidence you so at least we know where it should be arrested. and until the taliban and international organizations work together, more gone, heritage is likely to disappear or go under the hammer some a job down to 0. couple. ah. what channels are there with lisa hill, rahman and hall. reminder of all top news stories. at least 14 people are being killed in a russian missile strike. it happened in the ukrainian city of upper richer apartment block was hit, and it's fair that more people are trapped in the rubble, ukraine's president to call the shelling, merciless that strike happened hours after a blast, possibly destroyed the bridge connecting crimea to russia. vladimir putin called that a terrorist act and blames ukraine, but keith was not claimed responsibility. somebody,
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there is no doubt. this is an act of terrorism aimed destroying russia's critical civilian infrastructure. its authors, perpetrators, and beneficiaries other security services of ukraine, protested minstrel anchor condemning a violent crack down on a demonstration of the capital colombo. at least 6 people have been arrested after security forces told protests as they couldn't dissemble in the public, probably not going to get in the press because also protests have continued to cross around despite of violent crime down by security forces. legion based are all human rights group says at least 195 people have died in the rest. the protest all spreading to schools and universities demanding regime change in rest was ignited after 22 year old must mean he died in police custody last month. north korea, as leaders, and he'll continue to strengthen his nuclear operations. kim jogan has overseen exercises involving ballistic missiles, with mach nuclear warheads in the past 2 weeks. the state news agency says that in
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response to the large scale, leave you drills by south korea and us forces alon slide and venezuela has killed at least 22 people. and more than 50 a missing treasure. rain swept tree trunks and daybreak from surrounding mountains into the community of 30th. the government says its working to rescue people trapped under the mud. you can follow those stories on our website, it out there a dot com is updated throughout the day. i'll be back with more news in half an hour. next, it's inside story to stay with us. ah, dozens of palestinians has died in one of the most violent years in occupied
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palestinian territory. many were killed in israeli military rate. so what's behind the rise and can anything be done to reduce the attention? this is inside store. ah hello, welcome to the program i'm hasn't seen the u. n. is expressing alarm at a rising number of attacks in occupied palestinian territory. it's special coordinator for the middle east process has urged israeli and palestinian leaders to restore. com and israeli soldier was killed when a palestinian gunmen allegedly open fire at a checkpoint near a refugee camp in occupied east jerusalem on saturday. 2 others were wounded. israel's prime minister yeah, leopard promised to bring the killer to justice earlier in the day is ready,
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forces killed to palestinian teenagers during a raid in the janine refugee camp any occupied west bank. and that followed the killing of 2 other teens in separate incidents on friday. one of them, a 17 year old male, was shot in the chest while confronting israeli settlers at his village, near my la palace thing and say, assaults have increased ahead of elections in israel next month. the 5th this year gets the i'm jealous. never been really. i was at home or neighbor off me about my children's whereabouts. i told her that one of them went to buy a few things. and the other way to get goods from the store. that's when she told me that my son was shocked. he used to dream of having a good future. he's someone who love life and going out. he was gone way too soon with all these attacks are carried out under the protection of the radio
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occupations. army and border guards who are present every friday for the purpose of protecting settlers only. well, 2022 has been the worst year for violence in the occupied territory since 2015. the u. n says at least 120 palestinians have been killed since january, nearly a 5th with children. the youngest was 14 years old. most was shot dead by israeli forces during arrest and home demolition rates around jeanine and nablus in the occupied west bank. in may israeli soldiers shot dead just a journalist sitting i've luckily, has she reported on a raid leading to world wide outrage? let's bring in a guest now in tel aviv gideon levy a columnist at hearts in high fat sands. i had a palestinian human rights lawyer and also in tel aviv guy shall have the executive
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director of physicians for human rights. his real good to have you with us. so i'm getting, let me, let me, let me start with you. what do you put this down to this, this rise in violence in the occupied territories in 2022 1st before the context is that there's nothing cheaper and isn't then, but it's in in lives. we c o receipts throughout the years. we see, even in this weekend when one woman, so jewels q that these various morning, her this for 24 hours now. while the 4th quarter students were killed by israeli soldiers are hardly mentioned in the media to this you have to add them or did the chris pick we are having now? are so hor, lift central government, not the right being government. and they're always the worse because they're or as if to prove that they are not. so if there was a bonus,
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the dns in the army who fears that there is no one to stop, it becomes even more heavy trigger than before. and you see those killing snow almost 100 victims from the beginning of 20. 20. been to do it. i can insure you out of those one of the victims, or was one of the victims a t at least where people who did not deserve to be killed the way they were killed. there were most of them and most of them could be arrested. part of them will totally innocent people. so since i had, what do you think is, is behind why things come to this point right now? i think that the, this is not the most important question. the why? because we have been viewing the reflection and the translation
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of violence, aggressive occupation in the occupied territories since 967. so it doesn't matter if we're talking about the most the year of $120.00 people killed. or if you're talking about 20 people who are killed, we're talking here about people being killed, innocent people, civilians being killed in cold blood by the way, army, whether it's one person or 100 percent. and the problem here is that israel view that it has lack of accountability. it has full impunity. it doesn't do and conduct flow and the transparency and legal investigations. the fact that no soldier is throughout all these years. not only this year have been found guilty and criminal liability and the killing of palestinians that came up shooting along
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the illustrated. unfortunately, the event is called killing of hundreds of other palestinians where they are killed . even if israel declares that has opened criminal investigation. and they don't see a they don't basically going to any soldier. they basically, and a lot of the investigation concludes that either there is no criminal responsibility or that the person was killed by alice to manage themselves or adopt the bullets that were you were sponge bullets and not like bullets. even though sponge bullets are also responsible of killing people, so there is basically also based on what get their own lives. he had said that most of these people are civilians. therefore israel does not implement. one of the most important rule is off international humanitarian law,
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which is the distinction principle, which must, basically, they must distinct between aren't people who have been directly involved in military actions. andrew have been involved in and in military action at the same time that they were killed. civilians who in general posed no threat. so there is a violation off international law, but also violation of is there any law because the opening fire regulation that is ready to sub flooring for the army. all thought declares that shooting people can be done only one. there is immediate threats on the life of the soldier. and then most of the cases that we have been viewing, we said that the civilians that have been jo, didn't clothing. journalist trim are all like, all journalists are counted as civilians, not as military personnel have not been engaged and have not posed
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a direct threat to the soldier. and this has been examined in my opinion, and i can expand on that was war crimes by the i see. alright. guy shot, i want to get your take on this. and we want to want to point out that much of this violence recently has taken place in and around palestinian refugee camps in the occupied west bank. talk to us a little bit about the context of all of this. what life is like for, for people inside those camps? mainly in the new year. i can show yesterday when right we open up can we get another cool connection between the. ringback office
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and i'm sitting at the can we had people suffering the conditions of living in the fall or the we talked with the teacher in the school who cannot sleep at night because there are night rates, some of the center, the company by the military. so you condition unbearable, and when you see and at the age of opinion you are getting killed as we can see in this weekend. i think i did get some of the problem. and the problem is i've been suffering since they were born in the re these are the might be re we but we still before the go back the mental health of that kid the
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intrusion are mean to you. you can see more and more kids are getting involved in tribal innovation, generation, refugee leaving refugee camp mean where this is main, maybe their own way, and then you can give you levy do you think there is a chance of further clashes if this cycle is? is not broken, is there? is there any chance, any opportunity to reduce the tensions? no, there is no possibility to reduce it because they put a stint in people under the occupation is in one of its worst points ever. that
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totally divided licking of lead the sheep. the world had totally abandoned them, including the air words. they are lonely, they are bleeding and nobody cares about them. and in this point, we will see more and more a resistance, but not organized resistance. as we saw it in the 2nd than the 1st intifada, but more an expression of desperate young people who go and are ready to pay any price for the dignity for the freedom for, for the most basic things. and i cannot, unfortunately, i cannot describe any scenario which leads us to have better reality right now because is doing obviously has no intention to put an end to the station. i can name it never head,
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but it doesn't matter now. now nobody even speaks about it. the word is a occupied with some other issues and, and live on the new patient is unbearable from day to day. so one thing is sure, the resistance will not stop. it will change phases that will be and it would karma periods and then more aggressive periods. but by the end of the day, this cannot be so was out there, we're putting the consumer ocean and we are far from a political simulation more than ever before. so some say how much, how much of this is on, on the palestinian leadership? and the point the gideon was making that there are so many of these young people growing up in the occupied territories right now. who don't see any, any kind of hope or any direction from their own leaders. oh yeah,
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that's so that's true. but let us not forget, unfortunately we are now towards israeli election for the, for any can. where is there a leave? the parties are basically very much focused on internal israeli stuff on whether be be, will become or he will not become and old for the division among palestinian forties. a also is not basically giving any kind of a positive contribution to the situation in the west bank, even though the killing of innocent people in the west bank does have a weight and does have a full force among the students in front of israel, palestinian parties but again, the election in israel, including the divisions among the are a political parties,
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is taking a lot on the account of what is happening in the west bank. and even if we take the other sector, which is also the human rights organization, because whoever was revealed they exposes the violations of the occupation or not the only adult finance or the are a political park is it is road, but also the human rights organization. if we pick forms on both the palestinians and the list bond, the most important of them like a hawk, have been declared a star restored united nation. while they have been documenting war crimes, including the killing of innocent people, the subject of our, of our discussion and no human rights in israel. on the other hand, if they do want to appeal, for example, on the of investigation or the closure of investigation,
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of killing of the simians by the railway army, they approach or physician, the high reports of israel. they also get confronted by dismiss those from there. is there any supreme court because the ready supreme court, which shouldn't provide theoretically justice and should the theoretically, basically order the orders are me to a, to form fruits, a accountability and justice basically does not interfere or intervene in the office off discretion of the army in any conclusion off investigation, so therefore for regarding the stimulus, unfortunately, they don't have any remedy on the local level, whether it's a regular phone or palestinian level. therefore, and based on also what i started to,
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to answer and my previous as far as these children a comprise work crime and like the case of ukraine, where cody, hans for security of the i. c. c did the order, the opening of criminal investigation and the killing of innocent people in several events by russia. this started nurtured the old for apply on the killing of palestinians by his world there. she needs no double standards and investigate thing. i'm fine. been more than the liability of people who are criminals, who are committed, war crimes, like in this case of the a, of the unions. and i must here say one thing or comment on one thing. but in the introduction of our discussion where it was mentioned, that fragment is 30 year la, he'd said that he will bring just just to the soldier that was hello suwon. this
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justice that he talks about is one sided. never have the israelis thought to seek justice for the killing of hundreds and hundreds of palestinians that have been unfortunately killed by cold the blood in order to serve the occupation of israel and the territories. oh, i want to bring back a guy. you shall have and get his take on this. i saw you nodding in agreement to some of that. yeah. basically what i think important is already in the public idea. they're always reacting only the idea react, reacting to other in a grid. and but if you think you're thinking about the election coming up in the week, but the government the government, the government change. ringback the change for the world so even when they were
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ahead and not even inside, you can see growing aggressive managers. they get all over with. busy communities and they're being recorded ethically using big region. you can be changing the war and the 1st 2015. the asian invasions on, on the prayer and the dental mouth. so these are the measure, but in the you that i didn't because the only the always the only the reaction to be measured on that and they consider the reaction written. so the election differently are important. what we're seeing now. well, only giving me a call to, to happened way before we get, you know,
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you mentioned earlier that you don't see anything positive coming out of this that you don't expect this, this violence, these constant attacks to, to, to, to, to fall at any point is there is there, are we seeing, could we perhaps be seeing the beginnings of a, of a longer sustain palestinian uprising? not for the, for the show future. as i said before, i don't see that, but it's dns finding them serve and lead the sheep, which really lead them to an organized uprising closer than the farther it rather will be the, the father of the villagers. but it will continue and continue without any progress in any achievements. you'll see that. but since we've tried everything,
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nobody can. they accused them that they didn't try everything. they tried. diplomacy, the drug violence, they try and leave you a pass. they really try anything. and by the end of the day time, is it working against them and the situation today's much worse than few years ago . it's course now for really in the school seat course. now for new leadership, obviously it's course now for your means because what is happening now will not lead them to anywhere. they say resume of pain and sympathy insularity. but this will not lead to anywhere is raised by far too strong. that but since up by far too weak and the word is by far too indifferent. and in this combination, it will be very hard to get progress. sensing must change and hopefully can come
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from the national community. so soon as i had you think it thinks that there is a chance that things could change and how hard is it to, to get this discourse in the public mind, given everything else that's happening in the world right now. now i think that there has been like there might be changes. the question is on what level? and one of the aspects of change that i would like to illustrate because there are some levels. but one of them is basically the accelerations a on the increase of the, the critique of the regime, of a regime as being an apartheid regime. not only as an occupation regime that has been exercising, ah, violation of international law, not only in the bank and gaza, let's not forget as well. the book
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a day on the augusta and the killings old. they're there but old for inside of israel. i'm why this is important because every october, since october, 2000 philistines inside of is rose, has been common rating, the killing of 13 palestinians, and by the israeli police. now exactly like the killings in the west bond where there have no soldier have been found accountable to the killing of finance. that's exactly the same situation of the killing of palestinians in october 2000. it was at the beginning of the 2nd intifada. so the same treatment of lack of accountability and impunity is over there towards palestinian no matter where they are. and the fact that a or international organizations such as i'm, the students are national such as human rights watch, such as there's really organization. but selim and other organizations that inside
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of palestine have been calling not only the aggressive position but also to stop the upper right is a major shift and it should be continued and correction. i just, i just want to give what's probably going to be last. what on this in the, in a minute that we have left to guy? do you see anything on the horizon? i mean, how do you see this plan? is there anything on the horizon that you feel could could give people hope? unfortunately, no, i cannot be here. i think we should we we, we thought because when we go back to the children, i think this is the key. ready if you see children growing up and we are getting dr. might be great. we can also go see the age of iron or not, you know, reduce africa and how the kids leaving in that moment just became doctorate
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and they did, they use fear leaders. busy and unfortunately, was really young teenagers patient we're going to have to leave it there. thanks very much. 2 or 3 of you, gideon levy cell phones and guy. charlotte, thanks so much for being with us. and thank you. as always for watching, remember, you can see this program again any time just go to our website, al jazeera dot com. and for more discussion there's our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is a j inside story for me, hasn't speaker, and the whole team here, bye for now. the me
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