[000:00:00;00] i've . lived. in the nice today and made signs of moderate far worse as you're a pastry i am limited. she asked those red square a little strange a feast at least in our case saying it would have a serious serious claim salzberg. it's

a sort of i've. so way in they put stuff in the airport we need a few people trying to get young people and a plane has been delayed three times now and it's now scheduled for early hours of the morning. we've already checked in we're already going through security so it's basically just sitting down at this point in time and try to get off we have to shoot one and get you know i'm just like the foreigner in the background that no one cares about and you'll get the details in b.m. saying something like the plane has been delayed that's all you need to know. it's very difficult travelling if you don't understand the language i have a conduit i can physically do anything like construct people i call all you want i'm basically helpless i'm stuck. in this skinny that i'll play good football.

i can communicate. but. did anybody have much more today i'm awake right now let me just ask you congressman i want to have to be honest you know waking up before the sun does after it's just not right so i just hope there's a cue because it was the whole point of waking up if we wake up and it's absolutely nothing at this point in regular children's stories or you know it's open there will be a few i can't say. you know less. than nothing. but if you know some of the morning the first lot. of. anyone can tell us. just how teachable sometimes aloof least of

the stuff. the car doesn't stop. to the checkpoint. it makes it a straight and it's something at a different time of day and you know the soldiers go to you told you you're not allowed to fly sure you get there yes you are here. yeah exactly. that's sad when i think you have to do what. the people from so. great it's ok now we don't need any people i'm really not worried about. this much as we can before the gas he says indicated. fifteen minutes they could be traffic jam you're not.

going to take. drugs the checkpoint every day. people are. gone. check for an hour. and specially if you want. to war or there. we're going to do it again going to show you. aren't about your kid. crawling. over.

a little. every day the same. josh. you and your life. people are suffering you need to wake of very early in order to get the work that they say you need to be at work that they can do is that they need the wake of a part of their duty to come to the big through the queue and you will be late to your work and it's all because of this this good tool that bill which you all get called on the good god done to them get out of the gate too but the. good the big they get gold from their hearts. the dishes why they did build this world this is why they are with the palestinians you will get through in order to get out of again so they are making other stuff. great and maybe happy that we came here and i'm really happy that we managed to get

people in the key vehicles in the queue the guys have for using those i kind of want to have me at the pits and it and just get the story finished to with the hospitals a little. better in the fields. if they really are if you can't leave. the ideas to show the monkeys if people are standing inside me to get suspicious of that and that suspects with pretty much you but if you know flatly we need to know that the situation and most of the delivery morning we can if we can see the long queues. it's really sad i mean i'm one excited if we have a story but if i just stop for my moment and think about it can you imagine having to wake up every morning little five six in the morning that you can stand in the queue for two hours into kabul the way that if we single say that it was and then

you have to keep the whole thing in the evening. for to drive. the first car. there are six one. to. go between the argument that it's ok to use it it's a valid argument the palestinian argument which is the story we take today is what kind of security is it and that's a poll showing our story will base well placed into about what these checkpoints do and what purpose they say. but that the cop that i find the most distressing is that nothing's going to change and the situation has been like this for get this team plays out each and every morning thousands of palestinians reach across the stick point before eight am so they can go to work on these weighty science based radio just come across so badly i mean i'm just looking at the pictures of soldiers behind bob why is i mean it's i really don't know what the i.d.f.

guy is going to say the israeli defense forces guy's going to say today that's going to justify this. little stunt. thank you very much to kick a hot spots but i think i'm getting a whole because people talk to me now and i can tell since i moved it almost like i could feel myself having some tears and i wasn't shot out of there should be your you just. you wait. to be just. you know killed michael thinking yeah. sure. you're behind the. she doesn't speak for. weeks if. you look you look at them to describe. the you go through a metal detector or you see if you can make a dent if they come next we would have little that's a good good decision if you'd listen to i mean we would still be sleeping. let's finally get on

a plane to yes that would be the. end of us. inside a very old soviet. very comfortable in your brain says this is part of. the senate. and queen's this plane is. a vintage.

vintage. this is totally part of the that's how i have. made it

a very icy runway and right now. you see anything. it's just snow. it looks like just. enough pull out here and. it's just nice and let's not repeat the same. bird. in sherman oaks where you. told. me. her.

please. come. over my lineberger but i will only react to situations i have read the reports so i'm likely to push the no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point i completely. secure yet a car is on the dock in melbourne. no more weasel words.

when you question are you prepared for a chase when you have to punch be ready for a battle freedom of speech means little down the freedom to clash. the. food you have in the room. drowned in the tissue inquiry furthermore restriction.

on the part of the story. of how difficult it is he came back and now we stand and i'm going to cross through. and we're going to show just. how no cues and we just go straight through checkpoints to check for anything and. the whole thing. one spot to actually see the camera. i spoke to. people from the army from their spokesperson unit. b. are aware of the fact that the filming in the area and. filming through the exact. you know i didn't want to. i don't i didn't. but. i'm hoping that they're not going to give us too much trouble if we do you know

it's all about our journalists just the word. oh. that's we're out of a million now we're going to take the where there was a checkpoint where every time we. stopped us. today we were. actually filming this and the point to actually show as well as i understand is to get through the checkpoint on foot here he can just drive straight through and they don't check and check points of security how do you make sense of this made the point to the story of how you high you had people going on flights and how people go through i know this is read this is true showing here the fact that it's not the same take we don't like and it's the same thing when many days it is change they don't is going you're saying we're saying we're just going to another checkpoint which is ten minutes away less than ten minutes away and the world cross it when you have a car you can cross the checkpoint and just without being standing for two hours

in the turret we have been diving for. less than ten minutes seven minutes. just address the checkpoints. and will enter israel. without being checked or a humiliating feeling like. you were just sitting in your car and you are crossing the checkpoint so here's the checkpoint we were very close a little scene and you see right now i'm crossing the take point the soldier is laughing and we cross into israel without mean or anything so what. is it about security i don't think so we just to prove that it's not about security at all. ok so that was a kind of backing you. always say the conflict is between poor and rich.

can always come here to this checkpoint and cross it we came from ramallah they don't know if we have but athenians and in the car. permission to go inside israel they didn't take us if you have a good car and you are. driving you're looking good they will just laugh when you when you cross the checkpoint but if you don't have money and you don't have a car so you need to be humiliated in order to go away and a a another day it will. you know the one element that we're missing from the story on the checkpoints of course is the view from the israeli side so we have an interview with. someone from the israeli defense forces and i want to ask him what is the point of the checkpoints the first question would be something like what is the point of checkpoints the second question will be that when we went to small we saw people queuing for

a long time in the checkpoints but then what he did is we went through his math and we just drove through and they didn't stop a car if you can just think of how you want to answer that because. his arch what he's saying on in the interview is that the checkpoints are to make the finish aimed and the checkpoints are to create divisions so if you put palestinian you have to right in the queue and if the palestinian you can get a car you can drive through the make new friends i don't mean to go through questions beforehand but i i just the same sat headset is that he looked at it it's lost as to how it was going on so and i'm. just a feeling i guess is that this guy has not been on camera before i might be wrong that's and i want to. second those questions because it's not something for questions and other people my question is if you know my mouth has been briefed and i don't really like even questions beforehand then i know we don't do that usually do you know if. the fact that he's young and old the commonwealth or by the way you know did you give eighteen year old dog still i don't have twenty three year old

cam you know wholehearted is usually sound bites from directly from some from the israeli army. if that's what keeps them so just right in front of them give them the questions make sure you know make sure you don't follow the exact value i want and i'll say that these are these are the questions and this is kind of. you and bill why does the israeli army have checkpoints and i'm talking to specifically about checkpoints between the palestinian areas and israel. are you sure it is. the new kid on the. what proof do you have of the checkpoints we're. going through you marvel you sure you don't be dumb brutes of the new motion of the future from our school you go to points. with. the numbers prove that the. top and

the sense just goes on and on to go through the numbers the less. the idea of the. demolished so check was. in that was burning in order to make it more easy all of us damien's for war between the cities ok i want to ask you a personal question for you when you're standing at the checkpoint how do you feel when you see these people that don't have guns and don't have anything crossing to the checkpoint for stinky's for long hours and you're standing there with a gun controlling controlling their lives. what do you feel like you very much. how many years if you even the army. five years you look young to them being an army for five years. i just can't help but think the guy's a kid and then they put him up to be the i.d.f. spokesperson i mean he had to in all fairness he did a good job of it at his age but i mean at the end of days

a kid. why would you as an army want to put forward a kid as your spokesperson the idea could have done itself of a disservice by giving us a stronger person who is more of a spokesperson rather than someone who is just so young i wish that israelis and palestinians could see each other as people and not just as the representation of the israeli army and the same on the other side i mean today i was on a case study and i was right he said he feels like a lamb he feels so humiliated we interviewed one man who's been doing this for twenty seven years i think he said twenty five or twenty so can you imagine every day for twenty seven years going to a church or huge so i try to bring that humanity into the stories. but in terms of the people who loved the story they didn't see the humanity of each other soldiers don't see each person that goes to the checkpoint as a palestinian father needs to support his family as a palestinian and had to wake up extra early and make sure that her kids were ready to go to school and who can see her children off to school because she's got to go through a checkpoint for to also she can get to. the soldiers don't see that the soldiers see that they need to maintain the security of each coast and that's coming through

there is a potential threat to the security of israel so you see it as a mass in the me and. one on one connection and sometimes i really hope that that's what we can do journalism has been the humanity of people but it's pretty hard you only have two and a half minutes to do a t.v. story you have a very specific story you're trying to tell and that's what i think we as journalists have the privilege is that we meet the people behind on both sides so we see the humanity of both sides but i just wish that people could meet each other not as an israeli soldier and not as a palestinian potential terrorist and they can see beyond those stereotypes and beyond those labels and they can reach out and actually see each other as human beings. not ready to. go but to go on the yeah it's like. to become a local breed dog. i'm told we can withstand temperatures of up to minus

fifty because it gets really really thick. very excited in this piece right now there's about sixty or eighty of. your mascot. dogs. i've always wanted to do this for you mark it's all. bucket list. but i'm excited because i love not enough time to feel sorry for. it just going to . make the most the way we. get the story. and. get some pretty pictures some pretty dark. including wearing stupid hats it's minus thirty today so it's not as cold as we should be expected it to be but

it is snowing so it's slightly. uncomfortable. no i do not. know what. you mean five. go. from here. last. summer. i guess i would have been right.

i. was going to start it on my blog with. the tale such as the great khali any until the natives get as it is great distances for mammals and. then can you stand to temperatures below limits of fifty degrees and one of the places in the world. without. well let me tell you wasn't about to really doesn't. know they can they can move. and that's the very comfortable and we all know i think this is a fur. i just hope i got the sun because. i know

god by me and. it's not what you. want to do up. as it is you think there's a big difference yeah ok all right i'm done with. you mike deaver. ok. oh my god no one tells eason i mean when you're sitting behind dogs that they always pooping and it's things which you know if it was never i just wanted to put my mask on all the time and i still had to do a piece in camera while i was. try to keep my nose away from this thing thank you. and i think. it's fine but i feel like i want that i'm going to live longer and maybe. inside the floor or something a little bit more. i feel like they're only doing this because they know that

visitors come in and they want to kind of experience. you know part of the native culture because like things are not becoming more and more modern you know people are using cars mall and. things like sledding and stuff it's just become a novelty you know so. yeah i mean it's not me but i feel like we can it can be better you know. a whole hand when they give you an arm or is it

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