plus a wave of global disapproval hates his row which says it's build eleven hundred new settler homes in disputed east jerusalem it comes as the most powerful body it would statehood and membership bed to its admission committee which will consider it on friday. and right now you announce he will meet two israeli arabs who is his try for peace in the middle east by challenging the views of israelis themselves that's part one of our special report coming right up stay with us. ah. i come here because i live in jerusalem and down i am in shock and then the rage

stepped out in what is happening. no democracy without freedom to demonstrate. that it's not a very clear line between religion and nationalism. as it is as a little person together they can be a very volatile and dangerous mix of fight here is the worst possible combination of nationalism a little none of it. back to. the edge of internal germany you know we don't you know it is if you're not a jew religious jew calling another jew and not the way they read that or not that you're. not like this is my. son

this is my land go back to america criminal. in one thousand six to seven israel conquered the west bank. and arab east jerusalem. still today the palestinians live under military just really control. this is a film about forty stray list's who want an end to more than forty years of israeli occupation breaking the silence is a group of ex israeli soldiers who served during the second intifada in the occupied territories and today we work to try to expose the reality of occupation back home.

we call a break in a size because you have to understand that what's going on in the occupied territories is like one of the biggest it was in israel. people just don't talk about it you don't come back home and see a money these are two houses we feel this that it just doesn't come over. that people back home people here in israel have no clue of what's going on there it's like there is there's a secret agreements between society and in the military. we know there's going on there but please don't bring about world you know we want to live our life without. without knowing what it takes to have a peaceful life. or

here just to talk about what we did. because we feel this is the this is one of the most important pieces from the puzzle that is missing in a discussion and debate here in this area. we try to talk about the small stories that make the big problem to make big picture try to talk about what does it mean occupation how does a cloak on a daily basis. how do you do it as an occupier forty years of occupation according to the u.n. there are today more than five hundred checkpoints and obstacles in the west bank where these trailers soldiers control and hinder palestinians the biggest checkpoint is located between ramallah and east jerusalem on occupied land. the checkpoint is called.

group of israeli women and their eyes that nobody knows what's going on so we decided to create a group that's going to the checkpoints and deserves in the reports that's why the observing i pod will follow lawful even our. bad fares that we all post will keep pace in. our presence here is a clear statement that the post will keep pace and it's a statement for the army for the police for the border parties play anybody and for the palestinians to know that they are people actively opposing the occupation.

with the ideas that this dialysis. he needs dialysis three times a week do you understand it's three times a week there is nothing to do leave the boys sick and it has got to shards of that hospital it's every time the same problem with getting a child to hospital it can't go on like this. why do they do this. they're doing it on purpose they won't let anyone in. your life everybody here is ill and those that aren't soon will be here yes it's true. when i'm really. really your only real remarkable person. you can see how the they asked all the time finding all the ways how to control what's going on all more and more so this kalandia checkpoint sees

something like four thousand people it was built for letting one thousand people so first of all this. tremendous stress and tension of people who go to work every single day and have to stand here for a while. it's making it difficult for palestinians who live in this area so called jerusalem resident. the other group of people will come through the trip for a parish kenyans who have permits to go to either gulf go to work or to go through to hospitals doctors to go to to pray.

visit sick or relative to go to weddings. or to go to get. your if the queue at the check point to be able to go to the office which is just a. short time ago.

in addition to checkpoints some obstacles israel has built so-called settlements in the west bank and in east jerusalem according to the un there are today more than half a million israelis living on occupied land the settlements are all the legal according to international law. palestinian farmer skilled access less and less of their land as the settlements expand frequently there's violence when soldiers are sutlers stop the farmers from cultivating their land. rabbi american asher helps the palestinian the former city to come to you all have

live to. i am asking you we do not have time for this the red line please leave and go down if we're ever going to get here everything here is a closed military zone where here there how many meters from here everywhere not able many people. who believe that the one of the most basic commandments duties of what we read in the very first verses of the bible is that all human beings are created but sentimental came in god's image and it doesn't say just jews or non jews were just rich or poor and it's very it's a point of saying both men and women if we really believe that if we were going to internalize it. then we have to honor and protect the human rights of every human being including calls that you. eric asherman into protection of the bible is a rare in israel. the palestinian all of trees are standing on biblical land and on

biblical hills this land is god slammed promised to the jewish people according to the south lives. yesterday they came when i got back here at four pm they came and stole the letter they stole the black covers like those. based all these. they still cutters and knives in the all of us over there did you see the all in. to the settlers do this yes the sudras store all of us and did this i have been away for three days they stole everything they did. they stole covers and tools and did this with the all of us. so when you came back everything was gone. yes they are thieves out on the island. for several

years rabbi eric sherman was protected by palestinian farmers when they were being harassed or attacked by really just the jewish side. mostly because of the filth and it's you sure. that's what you're doing if you mean the finger that what he was lifting his hands to fight but all of them said oh yes i wanted i got four hundred i dressed and now the rest i'm now. nothing like an arab giving the finger to a jew should have his hand cut off now it's gone completely crazy. coming here to guard the arabs one of. the. how often i've heard soldiers say well the high court is there we're here our presence here is what's essential not only sometimes sometimes we actually are as

human shields. physically to stand between palestinian people threatening them and sometimes it's i am bored at work here. to keep the army out is to make sure they're doing what they're supposed to be doing. the settlers are protected by israeli soldiers and the soldiers themselves are sometimes sutlers. there's a set up here to meet you did you walk in comes down and when anyone tries to work there he tries to stop them but this time barely says the army. the strategy for the sutler's is to take over hill off the hill of the west bank. they do it by building small outposts and then expanding downhill closer to the palestinian farmers. legally they can't cross this line and.

i would also like to see this document of his nation they came up with this line one year ago. they tried the same trick last year but in the end the farmers worked here. if you don't like it take your questions to the coordination office. simply this attempt to. slowly slowly take over another doing here another doom here from their point of view this is redeeming the land of israel and they'll do it by any means possible. piece by piece. we're trying in some way to help how things have gone and even get some of the lands back. we always go by the queues of the palestinians the army wants control they want no palestinian to go anywhere without

a permit i can't you have to make the choice is the best way to hold on to your lives and we back you whatever you do my book. and i would that he is interested we have him is ok. with. them and. they acknowledge that this was his land and now they said we don't want you to work here today though because it's dangerous someone could come and shoot you. there's a good chance that we will when you're in the and maybe it'll be easier to finish if there's no attention here in another day as it is. in the west bank israel has built a barrier a wall made out of fences and concrete it is part of israel's defense it protects settlements and it ties them closer to israel.

the barrier of the wall is mainly built on occupied land in breach of international law according to the international court of justice. for the palestinians in the west bank the wall was salts in further land loss to israeli settlers. but there are israelis helping the palestinians to recessed the construction of the wall which we're doing here making only trying to block the walls to trying to stop protection i just would reach into more from where we're standing at the top of the wall right now there's about you about four or five kilometers into the way the bank i'll try to fix rather than recognize border international court of just going to take dispatch pictish the construction of barrier g.v.

go but if you go continue continue building it right now where now if you had called nineteen twenty five hundred dunam about to be confiscated from the village i think. it was probably one. strike short. ok. thanks. thanks. jonathan polak has participated and direct actions on demonstrations for many years several times a week. he has been arrested and specifically injured by israeli soldiers i was i i i thank.

god. thank god. for it which. was like oh my god my god oh my god it's a very big part of my life and. you know and the after go for a fighting i live here and i'm. you know my life. volves around political activism so obviously the political situation affects my life and my future and. i. i to keep working killed here due to military violence and over as if the future is completely up ok i think you feel and i thought i. was i there's never been a gun if you just from decided to ditch

a consensus of demonstrators shouted never delish the army me x. two diff demonstrations to defeat uprising as if it was a military uprighting with military tools and if they showed to people are already being killed here. i. think that if i. demonstrations against the wall also turn violent they quickly erupt with stone throwing and gunfire. it is mostly the protesters who are seriously injured sometimes protesters get killed. i believe the it's my duty as an israeli what's happening here you can keep the email i need to being done in in our

name. whether we agree with it or not a moral obligation is to come here and stand we do people actually enough to state if you oppose something your government is doing when such crimes are being committed i expect people and i think it's our duty to come here and give you just a little much because just. because you didn't like them there are soldiers. where there you'll be surrounded me right now move boys come to the east do not go west. boys get back here. are we going away just go straight round. come. on this is yeah and. are we out of rocks. is everything quiet here.

you know. i did. i don't know i thought i would just know ok i must have mixed you up with someone else or what organization are you from. checkpoint watch so

you don't want any more checkpoints. no but less checkpoints tens of us there not enough and this stage where it against checkpoints and where you hear so what about the checkpoints if. you could who are a checkpoint it costed millions so you want something respectable to let everybody in who are a checkpoint cost fifteen million it's own with our pockets and then they closed it this is a group does no matter here we have the entrance to the notary or it should be at the entrance on israel's border. so write a letter and notice checkpoints we have already done that. have a nice day we need people like you to keep camp with tell him to get in line one by one closer to the wall.

not. that it didn't line up one by one. stick close to the wall. heard. a little. bit of it. and. i've been coming to kalandia for seventy years so when it comes to ramadan it's important for me to know what's going on fall though it's not even my shift time i decided to come and have a look the problem is that when you meet the individual people with the individual problems your heart just breaks you know that for some stupid reason that you

didn't bring your origin or birth certificate for your sixteen year old daughter bella only a photo copy. it's crazy you know it's not only crazy it's very painful to think that there are so many rules and that if you don't fit into the category then nothing out. of a story to tell the real what i will now go to people of course should be able to pray just go over there and they will check everything in the computer model of the computer you wouldn't condone the moment you put to us trying their damndest you know to get into jerusalem because it's such a holy place and it's so important the army and the our soldiers behave as if they did know and treat them as naughty people. not obeying the rules ignoring the rules ramadan karim. kawar just that's

what they are. entitled. not in a you know they're looking at us now the whole world has been watching us all our lives. are you from jerusalem dick the city yes i'm from jerusalem are you do you have a permit i had no ma i you know clay do you know she's forty five years old you cannot see. but. i have to do you have a poet she says i don't need i went over and over and over the woman you know you're not an old woman. maybe she's forty five years old. ok you're forty five years old it adds that you know life must have been hard for her but. we're not allowed to go and pray but nothing prevents us from praying. when did i mention something about what i heard moving next to the wall all of you are that why. do you mean by this face one by

one go back i was probably one of those sort of i don't. know it. was thought. oh. oh. oh oh oh oh was i was. was was. was .

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