amy: he is speaking from khan al-ahmar.lain what this place is and what is happening. >> so this is just a few miles east of jerusalem in a part of the wewest bank known as area c, that is about 60% of the west bank and that is in an area that has been high up on the israeli list of priorities for a while to minimize palestinians' footprint there, to displace many palestinians out of that area, and to expand settlements in there. and it exposes, in great detail, the israeli hypocrisy in its planning policies used against palestinians living in the west bank. there was a letter by the israeli ambassador, actually, to the security council just a day before my briefing, trying to articulate the israeli argument, somehow, as if what is about to happen is legal. why is it legal? because the palestinians have been building illegally. why is it legal? because this was backed by t the israeli high court of justice. whwhy is this legagal? because israel was kind enough to offer relocation sites to the community. and all of this are

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it's a feeling the families of hono ahmar will likely experience as while the israeli army plans to move them here. they'll be forced to adapt from a generations long tradition of raising cattle to a kind of urban living. by that life it was simple the old the young the girls tended to the life stock we used to cover a lot of the local palestinian market whether it was cheese yogurt or milk bedouins are tied to their land but this land is putting more than eighty one hundred people in the west bank at risk of forcible transfer according to the u.n. the majority are refugees more than half are children. math expert callil to fact she says forty six bedouin communities are standing in the way of israeli expansion that will divide the west bank there is no going to continue with you there is nobody to stay in the same thing fifty percent of those. that's why these notoriously closed bedouin communities have been coaxed into the spotlight many believe they are one of the last lines of defense protecting any hope of a palestinian state natasha. bell in the occupied west bank al-jazeera has un

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the occupied west bank, israeli bulldozers have entered the palestinian bedouin village of khan al-ahmar ahead of its planned demolition. in september, israel's supreme court approved a plan to raze the village to make way for an expansion of two nearby jewish-only settlements. the plan will force the relocation of the village's 180 residents to an area next to a landfill. on monday, israeli forces arrested four villagers and injured seven as they protested the arrival of demolition teams. this is bedouin villager ahmad abu dahouk. free peoplel of the in the air of nation to react. it is a war crime. the israeli authorities want to demolish and evacuate us. are they going to send us to a better place? no, they will not. they will relocate us to a worse place. amy: at the united nations, the generaral assembly vototed 146 3 tuesday to appppoint palesti a s next year's chair of the g g77 coalalition of developing natio. since 2012, palestine has been recognized by the u.n. as a non-member state, similar to the vatican. tuesday's vote will alallow palestine to act more like a full u.n. memb

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