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a few megs. that's a piece and that engine room does all of pierson men is useful or the most moved that he gets expose go to lecture and find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be. the welcome back to a special edition of data being used, bringing you some background information, some context about as browse for on him us. just as israel was beginning to forge close the ties with arab countries, the terrorist attack attacks rather put those if it's on hold, will tell you about what role saudi arabia is playing in the is riley palestinian conflict. and we will also talk about these wells night, but join the country is on a just the violence escalates. and it's way more than 2000000 registered

palestinian refugees already leave the terrorist attack time is these route was beginning to forge close the ties with arab countries under what a known as the abram accords started on the former us president donald trump. palestinians criticized these agreements saying they know what the situation and failed to address the conflict with these. right? let's take a look at saudi arabia, for example, is ro and saudi arabia has never had formal diplomatic relations before the hum us terror attack on october 7th. the 2 countries were in the process of normalizing relations after spending decades as bitter enemies, that as now being put on hold. so the question is, what role is saudi arabia playing in this conflict? proof that saudi is writing, the relations were being rebuilt in set time, but this was the 1st ever was really ministerial visit to the gulf kingdom

a few days later. another is waiting. the ministers trip to re add the visits followed is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is addressed to the un general assembly in new york. he claimed peace between saudi and as well was close . but i believe that we are the cause of an even more dramatic breakthrough in historic peace between israel and saudi arabia. the sound either knew that full jing closer tides with as well risk. i'm going palestinians. at the end of september, it's and it's 1st delegation in 3 decades to be occupied. westbank. it's aimless to reassure palestinians that the oil rich kingdom still supported the fight for statehood. which on october, the 7th,

everything changed. the deadly terror attacks on these re, the soil by militant is let me screw palm. us have shaken the middle east and the world in retaliation is well has declared war on him. us which governs the guns, a strip within days, reports and much but foundry. a rapier was pushing us backs, plans to normalize ties with is well on, hold the saudi government, even how talks with it's and israel's arch enemy iran, one of the strongest supporters of homicide analysts believe the saudi crown, pregnancy is trying to de escalate tensions in increasingly bonus hall region while publicly supporting the palestinians. we are the fullest, we gather here to see the escalating violence that guys is witnessing today. the price of which innocent civilians are paying off. we have firm or rejection of

targeting civilians in any way. and the importance of sticking to international law and the necessity of stopping military operations against civilians and infrastructure. we want to create conditions to restore stability and achieve peace that ensures reaching a solution to establish a palestinian stays in a way that the chief security and prosperity for all the bridge at the moment. peace and stability seemed a long way off. improving relations between saudi arabia and as well. just one of the many casualties told me recently cancelled a summit set to take place with regional leaders and us president joe biden following a devastating hospital explosion in gaza. the region is on age is violence, escalates and continues to escalate between his route and amongst the summit was supposed to bring together the heads of egypt. and jordan,

as well as palestinian latest jordan's king has warned that the whole region is on the brink of quite fully into an abyss. jordan is an important regional ally for the west and has had relations with israel for decades. but the slightest conflict puts any future cooperation at risk. jordan is on edge as violence in neighboring is railing, palestinian territories escalates it. fee is a spillover across the board is move in to $1000000.00, registered palestinian refugees already live in jordan. and the king has warned, against palestinians being so the pushed out into neighboring countries. that is a red line because i think that is a plan by certain of the usual suspects to try and create de facto issues on the ground. no refugees in jordan, no refugees in egypt. this is a situation of humans here, and i mentioned that has to be dealt inside of a guy's up and, and,

and the west bank not to try and push the palestinian challenge and the future on to other people's shoulders. a jordan. and these rails history has been marked by frosty cooperation, even during times of conflict, the countries are believed to have maintained communication channels. jordan took control of the west bank in east jerusalem after the 1st arab israeli war, that israel then seized during the 6 day war in 1967. jordan was the 2nd arab nation of to egypt to establish diplomatic ties with these ro, finding a peace still in 1994. jordan has often taken on the role of media into his long bane, the official custodian of holy sites in jerusalem, including the alex on mosque. the compound, also known as the temple mount a holy place in both islam and 2 days in. and one of the most contested sights

since the formation of these riley states from us named its recent terrorist attack on israel. the locks of flood saying it was in defense of the mosque. jordan relies on israel for resources like water and gas. the 2 states have plans for wider corporation on climate change and energy. the good old ties to israel has been heavily criticized by much of the jordanian population who have some in their support for palestinians crowd something rallying against israel strikes on gaza. then the occupation of palestinian territory for jordan, this lease is conflict between israel and tomas risk damaging vital regional cooperation. and all efforts now have turned to containing the violence will use hilton on is director of the middle east and north africa program at the

international crisis. group it joins us from brussels use use that is the saudi arabia stance. it's place in this israel cause a conflict. well, the reason critical findings and isn't gaza is pushing saudi arabia on. notice that it cannot proceed to the way it's for it to do before october 7th, which was to, to find a way to normalize relations with, as well as the terms where, right. and i'm all of those terms for especially to mass for the united states, like security guarantees and to the right to develop a peaceful nuclear program. and assuming initial was on that list, but it was, but it rang so what's now with the new fight and stuff, the issue has come right back up. and so it's very hard to see how. so any way we can proceed with any kind of normalization, with israel without seriously tackling the, the question of these really understanding and conflict roughly speaking,

so not just what is happening in 1000, but also what is happening in the west bank by the west bank at east jerusalem with guitar used attempting to media in the hostage situation. how do you evaluate its potential role as media to to, to get a dialogue started between his violin em us so culture isn't in a very different situation, was from saudi arabia. it has said just was not interested and normally listening with issues with as well. but at the same time it just has very good channels of communication with, with israel. it was providing to me to turn age to the guy is a strip of true israel, of 4 years. and so it has, and it has of course, so a lot have channels with, from us as well. and how much has as a, as a political bureau in the and so a couple of the political leaders of how about us are based in culture. so it's

actually ideally placed to mediate between my mouse and israel over, for example, the hostages. and that's why we have seen it now twice to release of 2 hostages. and i understand that the negotiations over a much larger exchange deal are still occurring as well as direct name is jordan and egypt strongly opposed to taking more palestinian refugees. why is that? and why is egypt? nope. opening the border to gaza as well for them for, for jordan and egypt is all about the origins of the is where you published any conflict they've, they've never walters any refugees from, from 1st time to come to their countries. and in the case of agents, it's never, it really happens. but to the case of jordan, of course it dude um and um they will just cause it to be result because they realize that if you basically uh uh you know,

trust for the problem. uh to uh, jordan and egypt it doesn't enter conflict, it always will just bring it home or making sprint to these 2 countries as well. so they want to conflict to be resolved between israelis and palestinians. and if they can provide help, they are willing to give task. and despite their own peace treaties with israel, they insist that the only way forward is to solve that problem. that particular conflict directly between the protagonist, your salesman and director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. thank you so much. thank you. okay, let's have a look at some of the other developments in the israel. i'm us born now. and it's rarely forces killed 3 palestinians across the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said as violence searches across the territory. randy and president, abraham rosie has warned. isabel's military actions in the gaza strip have gone too

far enabled. bring others into the conflict. and you and human rights chief folk took said thousands more civilians could die. israel presses the head with a major ground offensive. and that's all for this special edition of data. the news, don't forget, you can always get them by this news and information around the clock on our website. that's to be found at d, w dot com. the social's like takes an instagram, the handle you need is f d w use. and if you want more, you can also subscribe to our youtube channel, or that's all for now. this morning is coming up at the top of the way it in the world you're watching. have a good day and stay with us if you can. the

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say they're about never giving up every weekend on z w the they fly through the air on broomsticks, they cast spells, conjuring both good and evil. they can be hideous, in frightening or sassy, seductive, and downright sexy, which is a remain, stay in western pop culture. but jokes and entertainment aside being labeled, which can still get you killed, imagined you find out your ancestor with which at least they said she was a witch. apparently she poisoned people. someone even said she. so

she was tried and burned as a witch. that's what happened in my family history. so let me take you on a journey to learn all about which and don't think i'm one minute. and then the i was a teenager when i found out about my ancestor, montgomery to club i how over 300 years ago in 1642, she was accused, tried, tortured and ultimately burned as a witch. for years i was haunted by her story and wanted to find out what really happened. so i traveled to vending in a small town in south western germany. it's wine country, surrounded by an adult like patchwork of sloping hills and vineyards. but one of those hills is a mass grave. in the 17th century,

more than 20 people died here during the vending in which trials their names are asked into germany's oldest monument to persecuted, which is actually the place where the witches were burn. this is the execution placed to come over here. i've been up here several times with my family. we always came up to see our ancestor, montgomery to cordova. so what kind of a woman was she? and why was she choose the witchcraft? to find out i tracked down local historians, i to whom may he knows the details of every which trial in this area including that of my ancestor. you've had this me, i'm into some difficult vitals fee. indeed, since she was an interesting woman because a lot of clues indicate she was very clever that she had a deep sense of responsibility. oh indeed, stackhouse but that this inner strength and confidence and probably menchie

overstepped her boundaries a bit with regard to others in the community to the tyson viewed. it sounds like she was a bit of a rebel. someone who didn't quite to the line of social norms and possibly a bit before her time. not going to need to came from a well to do family and married a judge. so she belonged to the town socially lead. she was the mother of 2 small boys in the accusations against her grew life. here in the church, she suffered a mortifying attack of dysentery. in front of the entire congregation. later her accusers said that satan had followed her into the sacred space. it was just one of many charges, including allegedly given various people's food or drink in the past, after which they become gravely ill. in the state archives in nearby copeland, the original records of the beginning in which trials are extraordinarily well preserved. and with walter's help, make a shocking discovery. it turns out magazine to his own mother was burned as

a witch before her. in fact, the ex neighbor was the 1st person and then again to be executed for witchcraft, already in 1631. so for my guns, he to already have the card stacked against her. but when did this, we time craze actually begin. and why the daemon? ology is the science has existed since the beginning of few logical thinking. stomach, the christian and theological teaching, grappled with these questions from the start. and i'm booking on the already the old testament headed in for which is in the book of exodus, which states shall not suffer a witch to live. but it was thomas aquinas, of 13th century, dominican friar and theologians who had a profound impact on the tour to the view of witchcraft. he argued,

the world was full of evil demons, and that witches were practitioners of malevolence or 3. according to him, women were not only particularly susceptible to demonic possession, but we're lining up to make a pact even to have sex with the devil himself. he was backed up by pope john the 22nd in 1326 who declared any practice of magic to be an act of heresy. after that, the church went whole hall to warn people of this new threat. these ideas lead to the definition of a new criminal offense which cr, and laid the groundwork for the great european, which on the by the 15th century. this brand of fake news with spreading like wildfire in the form of them a little smaller chicago, where the hammer of which is by dominican inquisitor, highness each time a 1st published in 1486. it was essentially the manual one. how to identify,

try torture and kill, which is kind of described in obsessive detail, which is make their lustful packed with the devil renounced the christian faith, the children. and generally recap icon the surroundings. a book full of toxic masculine obsessions coincided with the realize that the printing press meaning its message could travel far and fast. over the next 200 years, the millennial sold like hot cakes becoming 2nd only to the bible in terms of sales . images gave form to these ideas, a seminal works like these 15th century. wood cuts inspired, many artists like german painter and print maker, a place to live. and his student had spied on green, who's interpretations of deviant devilish women were pretty salacious stuff and continued to inspire the public imagination through the ages. right on into the 20th century. like here in the 1922 called horror film exxon.

the oldest had a nervous early modern europe was fraught with problems. invasion flores, of religion, new illnesses like syphilis, even a climate crisis. from the early 14th to mid 19th century, much of northern europe was in the grip of a big chill known as the little ice age. that many years of crop failure, extreme weather, an economic hardship. owing to the house to wooden moving on to help people got the idea that which is we're responsible for all of this. but that's all that out of greed, envy and resentment they were in league with the devil and using malevolent magic. to create this, whether chaos does this less than that talk to it. it was quite literally a perfect storm which is offered europe's beleaguered populations. a simple explanation for widespread fenn and sickness and suffering. and that's when which

hunts really took off the contemporary historians estimate that between 50 and 60000 people died as a result of the european witch trials. and about 80 percent of the victims were women. about half of those victims or $25000.00 people were killed within the boundaries of present day germany, which brings us back to august a to whose ordeal was pretty typical. for the time she was denounced and arrested for body searched for an incriminating devil's mark. they shaved off all her hair, but she refused to confess. so the witch commission resorted to torture a legal policy at the time. you know that i'm not good for anyone who was accused was assumed to be guilty and the person have to prove their own. and as soon as i get off the phone, the idea was that the confession was inherently there just under the surface and had to be drawn out. torture was seen as a necessary means of killing off the body to free the soul to allowed to reveal

remorse sent to confess. to casteel. now go he to was strapped into the iron boot, an instrument designed to slowly crush the lower leg. when she still maintained her innocence, the hoisted her up by her hands with a root out of her mind with pain, she was forced to denounce another woman, a common practice that led to move which trials and kept the brutal cycle going. after 2 days, she could stand no more and confessed to being a witch, feeling her own death sentence, the trial, the goods revealed much more about my family and that even more relatives were victims of that. which on here in the nearby town of coast alone, in this freezing dungeon, one of them was imprisoned for weeks. his family fought in vain to save him. wait a minute, him you her right. and in fact,

nearly one ins for victims of the european which once was a man, a detail that's often ignored but wasn't it cunning women midwife and he lose who were most likely to be accused of witchcraft. * * the hip new to us, this midwife smith has incredible longevity that church and state colluded to go after cunning women healers and midwives, and destroyed their knowledge of birth control into motions. that's not true at all . so initial assessment of all kind 5 research and her colleagues agree that some of the most common mistakes about which ones had been perpetuated by feminist interpretations where they fit perfectly into a political agenda for decades. women's movements eager to rebel against patriarchal structures, embrace to which as a potent symbol of power, which he remains to this day in most of the western world. she is this symbol of power that is subversive. she is a symbol of women,

be free and independent, getting justice. and so she is ultimately this really inspiring figure because nobody can keep her down. oh, no. back in 1642, a woman like that was certainly a provocation. but neither midwives, nor red haired women were more likely to be accused of witchcraft in the end. it could happen to anyone. but back to the ending in such a seemingly peaceful little place. why we're 20 which is executed in this town alone. one explanation could be that as a one growing region, it was hit hard by the little ice age. the people here just need someone to blame for the hailstones that ruined their harvest. or were their religious radicals at work. who was actually on the local, which commission the historians, i to whom it says it was a group of local citizens,

eager to better their status. a secular court that seized the opportunity to up in social power structures to its own advantage. and the victims, fortunes along with it. it was all about power, money, envy and resentment as a well off family high up in the pecking order. it's no wonder my coffee to it was a target whereby we can clear up yet another misconception that the catholic church was the driving force behind the european witch trials. just as i spoke, the notion of the catholics hunted witches and protestants were restrained. doesn't hold any water. indeed, after the reformation vending and was predominantly protestant. and it turns out product of communities were often farm or zealous in their persecution of witches. then catholic ones, i know, gosh f d. in an area that converted to protestantism in 1557, surrounded by the so called the wrong catholic religion. they were under enormous pressure to prove that protestantism was the federal religion state board at the

right religion. and you've reached the can, that had quite an effect on the accusations hot except high on cloud and get picked . in fact, protestant countries like scotland and sweden so much higher incidence of which trails and catholic dominated ireland or portugal, italy and spain. both predominantly catholic were comparatively safe, for anyone associated with witchcraft of the machine creates one the roman inquisition, persecuted people for sorcery, magic and superstition for what they barely put any one to death. the spanish inquisition never executed, which is because very early on they concluded that which is don't even exist on the sex about another place where which trial devastated a protest in population was in norway. the tiny town of far to saw one of the biggest rich trials in scandinavia unimpressive monument commemorates the execution

of 91 people for witchcraft back in 1621. nearly a 3rd of the village at the time the my ancestor story came to its tragic in the november 1642 because he to cuba was forced to address the towns, people who had gathered to witness her execution. as god is my witness, i beg anyone whom i may have wronged to my life for forgiveness. may i be an example to all and die and treat all of you to keep god before dying eyes and shield yourselves from the evil enemy. she was granted a merciful death and was beheaded before her body was burned. perhaps the most shocking of all was the feeding frenzy that ensued. according to records. 250 leaders of wine were hold up to the execution side. a treacherous ploy to ensure

the whole town was completed. now does he does. husband was handed the bill in short, which trials were lucrative, business commissioners scribes vintners. executioners old made a handsome living, perpetuating the system. by the mid 16 hundreds, europe's witchcraft mania had made its way to the new world. the most famous witch trials began in salem, massachusetts, in 1692 of nearly 200 people accused of witchcraft 19 were executed, one crushed to death, and at least 5 died in jail. so when did all this madness stopped? as a count of their dead and salem witch hunting hysteria and europe began to die down, as people doubted so many could be guilty of witchcraft? the age of enlightenment gave more credence to science and reason men to superstitious belief, food was more plentiful, and the advent of insurance. many people were less prone to disaster. to the last,

the legend which in europe was beheaded in switzerland. in 1782, marking the end of a dark chapter. well, thank god, that's over. what is it? the discount? so there's never been so many which on this one as we see in today's world. the words of which fund expert advice con bandanna, whose research is a shocker. he says more people were killed for witchcraft in the 20th century. then in the entire 300 years of european, which on in fact, a recent global study shows that the lease in witchcraft is to wide spread today. and thousands of countries are effected in the pacific on a nation of popular in new guinea, the public torture and murder of a legend, which is it's so common that sorcery accusation related violence or s a r v has its own acronym. most often the victims are women and according to experts,

their number is on the rise. especially in village in tribal communities. the u. n . estimate some $200.00 people are killed each year. until it gets super bowl, there's a very high number of murders of a legend which is the go unreported and pop when you're getting to come in either real quick and get to you can read every week in the times of india in which a village which has have just been killed, like some sometimes men, mostly women, and who have been ostracized outcast. these are 10 murdered by the village community, so to speak. it always gets to us and it happens every week. and that's concrete, eatable in south asia, women are still blamed for crop failure, disease or natural disasters, or frequently brand. it is, which is for a trifle like this woman from con to offered medicine to a neighbor in dealing with the next it the village elder took me captive. he made

me, i see the thing beats me for so long. they thought i was dead, but i was able to escape when single them victims are often helpless in the face of mob dynamics. single women and widows are particularly at risk as they are in africa, where the problem is ramp and then bit ones the term and can if we look at recent times, then we see that in a country like tanzania alone since its independence and the early sixty's but between 30 and 40000 people, mostly women have been killed for a legit crimes of witchcraft mention residence hall. i'm the most likely found guilty by some kind of village tribunal and then killed by young people to come on . and it's not just tens in the many countries, including nigeria or the democratic republic of congo are also dealing with the problem in northern gonna hundreds of older women had been banished to segregated

villages or which kept. one of them is gone by god. these women have been denounced for causing fires, drought and disease. many were accused by their own families. country land long had to flee her village after a neighbor accused her of witchcraft. she's been in gum bog or for 10 years. the woman who was badly abused, my landlord asked me to vacate the property because of the witchcraft accusation. i also fled to stop the brutalities. just look at my arm. this is what they did to me . it's broken up into the frontier. nigerian human rights activists leave it with his visited gun biographer, his research. for years he's been fighting the persecution of which is through i would have for eco and urgent governments to protect the victims. his goal that by 2030, which once in africa, will be a thing of the past, the victims, amending women. and let me tell you what we meant by

a weaker social course. the rock was issue. the african countries often comes, the size of the eyes are on this. we may not treat it as a single classroom. and as you might be, is that you'll kind of get the results in 2022. over a few women were living in dunbar and squalid conditions with no health care. they live from donations, selling firewood, or doing the occasional work on surrounding firms, illness, famine, floods, or drove brought on by climate change. despite the cultural divide, there are striking parallels between the witch hunts in africa and those in early modern europe, asia, your lot even young. he describes her ordeal about doing one way street mean they took it one step to shave me everywhere. as part of the rituals my private parts and my armpits. mm hm. gun is government is well aware of the

witchcraft, superstition, and it's often federal consequences, yet has announced its intention to close all which villages, which come in his life addresses. since all these things are being targeted again, they are doubly 50 miles the are forced to go back to communities. so the government of gamma is approaching the problem wrongly and back is why i think we have not seen any significance sheets in terms of resolving the problem of which persecutions think that this is a bottle that we have to. we will have to, when it will, africa will have to wait for your money to new england takes inspiration from to women who did when their bass will be active as further which is of scotland for 2 years. clare mitchell, and so we've ended taught to campaigned for a legal pardon and apology for the 2500 people. mostly women convicted an executed for witchcraft in scotland. although their persecution dates back several centuries,

they saw their demand as taken well for the presence that are still people across the worlds generally vulnerable. often women are old people. they're being accused of witchcraft and in some cases, being killed by more justice. and in fact, that are some countries that are trying to put it into their legal system where people can still be accused of witchcraft. so we don't think that it's an issue. this past is still sadly very, very valid. on march 8th, 2022, there plea was heard. scotlands been 1st minister. nicholas sturgeon acknowledged the historic injustice before parliament. on behalf of the scottish government, i'm choosing to acknowledge that agreed to historic injustice, and extend a formal post to miss apology to all those accused convicted, vilified, or executed under the witchcraft act of 15. 63. a signal to the rest of the world. where at least in the west, which is in witchcraft or having something of

a renaissance, new york faced pam grossman is a self proclaimed which author and host of the successful which weighs podcasts. while exact numbers are elusive, she has observed the growing interest in witchcraft and paganism in recent years and puts it down to a need for alternatives. in on certain times, we see what is happening with capitalism being so ravenous and so bottomless, that it is destroying the very planet that we live on. and so which craft is a beautiful alternative to all of that? because which craft says that we all are define no matter what our gender or background is. we all have access to inner power from spiritual connection to political and environmental activism. the shape

shifting, which has more than proliferated in popular culture and online or so which is of instagram and videos with the hash tag, which talk a mass millions of use of people find strength, balance and community in modern interpretations. that the crest at the same time, the word which continues to be used to the same strong women, the smear campaigns against hillary clinton prior to the 2016 us election are just one example the. and then of course, there's this guy for years, former us president donald trump has complained about a never ending which hans against him. he continues to misuse the term and is always the victim spending millions and millions of dollars. others continue, which are an appalling distortion of history. the trivializes, the plight of so many women, still suffering today, feeding and prefers

a more sober approach to it's not past one that owners the victims of which ones and brings them back into the conversation. all these delving into the history of our family, which has been enlightening and emotionally exhausting surreal to retrace her footsteps and unbearably sad to think so many suffered her fate. even more upsetting is the fact that women are still going through it. we turn sort only a phenomenon of centuries ago, but rather an urgent problem that affects thousands of phone number women every day in africa, asia, and elsewhere. the deadly chain of events instigated by envious neighbors and magazine to criticize case is a pattern that keeps getting repeated in life and online the victims, their pain, their suffering deserves are awareness and respect. oh,

certainly a strange feeling to be here. it's a good thing that they've been vindicated, or at least recognized historically and by the community. the so the

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