sami mussalam, who was the head of yasir arafat's office in jericho. when arafat had come back with his men in 1994, he had set up presidential offices in each of the main cities, which was jericho, gaza, i think ramallah as well. hello, dr. sami. can i hug you? - yeah. so dr. sami was the, the big boss. he was the head of the whole thing in jericho, but he was the boss of everything, of the whole city. dr. sami always called me the boss, but he's the boss. from day one, there was so much work to be done because they had so much to learn about basic horse care, training methods, horse welfare, stable management, but they were, they wanted to learn so much, and i just felt that i got there, and just take everything i know. it's yours. (upbeat music) fine, thank you. can i help you with? - sure. - in our mentality, if somebody, he knows something to teach, he doesn't like to give it to somebody else and he wants to keep it for himself, to not to let any trainer around the country. for nancy, she gave me everything. yeah, you know, without hiding anything

because the condition that some of the men and women were in was really hard to describe his diet than jericho piece that you love . the region is normally known for its wild animals for nature and for the be of of each a forest. but the area was closed off because poland wanted to stop migrants from crossing the border from bell ruth, and many are from the middle east. now there is a newly built fence bifocal because i think the government is just doing a show for just like that this way. the pence may be a small barrier, but refugees still get through over the top or underneath a little bit. but let's be honest, no, probably me, no wall can stop people that laying from death. war, or persecution of truth. mitchell going only so the one on me. we wanted to see the border fence for ourselves at almost 190 kilometers long, 5 meters high. it, us guards and comers. according to the border guards, significantly fewer migrants are now entering poland. we know that the wall was built and we are grateful to those who made it happen. didn't we? a mix of the thought of you and men, cough so like an oth

. >> jericho's brandon crawford aboard for that one as well. use trump's.shed the day 2 for 4, 3, rbi 6, 2, giants lead bottom of the frame. oakland trying to battle back. seth brown grilled his 17th home run of the season to right the a's bring it to 6 for just not enough in the tank to get over that 6, 4 giants would be the final score. san francisco takes home the bay bridge series trophy by winning season series over the a's. i know you're impressed by left on your favorite. yeah. i know and i know. yeah. yeah. got nothing on me. ready. that was awesome. why? here all night. i'll be here all night. i'll come up with something new for the next show. you i'm i'm looking for that because i'm like, you know, i can i can barely read the prompter and then you're over here saying still waiting for you to do your push-ups right over. you how many push-ups with dan thorn do get autograph by steph curry? that was watching a couple weeks ago. >> and we've yet to see the push. i know i saying you do push-ups. i feel like that's going to be a deal here. a car. so ha

to those reports so jericho cut off all so stemmed from like a eurocentric view from like europe. there's a lot of different places only. well, i think some of this could come from yes a euro american perspective, but i think with the things like the homesteading law it there there encouragement is for white settlers to move so you would think that they would want to provide the best information the best policies to facilitate that settler movement. they were over shooting some of these people's abilities. assuming everybody could do it. it could have been over assuming abilities. i mean, yes. potentially i don't know. i mean like so they but the idea is that 168 acres should be sufficient. all right, realistically speaking if you're talking. and some of these regions without sufficient in kind of irrigation. technology, you're talking 320 to maybe 640 acres is like the minimum you need. to run a subsistence farm but don't tell someone in pennsylvania that right they're like no man, like i can make it work on 40. you know because it's just it's very like the land is so different a

people are in thousands of people in the sovereign is rarely jericho. you are not talking about the occupied toys to put the 2 children at home without even being able to go out shopping for sure. but i think that he couldn't afford it at this time. we had to do so. so just just to clarify, to you think that, that act went that the, it, that the ministry didn't, are actually asked permission from the prime minister. you think this is the defense ministry making a decisions without consulting the prime minister? right. i think that it was like this, the israeli prime minister, the, the in a cabinet which includes them in a set of de france and consulting was the chief of staff. they offer the army at list and the army doesn't need the permission. whenever they can see those people on their radar and they can locate them and they have ah, the opportunity to get rid of them was know all very little collateral damage. oh, hitting innocent civilians. they do it. they, they don't me to call the prime minister for that is, but then at this stage, i suppose now

because the condition that some of the men and women were in was really hard to describe his diet than jericho piece that you love the. the region is normally known for its wild animals for nature and for the bee of, of each a forest. but the area was closed off because poland wanted to stop migrants from crossing the border from bella, ruth, and many from the middle east. now there is a newly built fence vice versa because it, i think the government is just doing a show for just like that this way. the pence may be a small barrier, but refugees still get through over the top or underneath a little bit. but let's be honest with me. no wall can stop people that lean from death war, or persecution, of mutual loyalty. so the one i mean, we wanted to see the border fence for ourselves at almost 190 kilometers long. 5 meters high, cost guards and commerce. according to the border guards, significantly fewer migrants are now entering poland. we noticed that were not the only was visiting the fence for others hair. it is still an unfamiliar a strange sight. the village of been casa was also in the re

a palestinian houses were destroyed in a village west of jericho. the owner of one of the houses says it is ready, forces stole gold and cash from the properties was $300.00 palestinian instruct just have been demolished or seized by israel since the beginning of the year, palestinians have been able to fly out of israel's remo airport. for the 1st time, the palestinian authority says it wasn't consulted. your pages the flight said the state needs its own f. hottest indians in the occupied west bank and gaza, have to apply food to israel for permits if they want to travel internationally. the touch again, name is more from west jerusalem. this is not only the 1st international flight out of ramon airport. this is the 1st time since ramon airport opened in 2019 that palestinians were able to travel from the airport. the airport authority tells us that 40 palestinian passengers were on an archaea, israeli airlines flight bound for cyprus. at 11 o'clock this morning, were told that they were not subjected to any additional security measures. they took

under instruction in the occupied westbank. 8 palestinian houses were destroyed in a village west of jericho. the owner of one of the houses says that israeli forces stole gold in cash from the properties. will than $300.00 palestinian own structures have been demolished or seized by israel since the beginning of the year . palestinians have been able to fly out of israel's romano port for the 1st time with the palestinian authority says it wasn't consulted, it opposes the flies saying the state needs its own airport. palestinians in the occupied west bank and gaza, have to apply to israel for permits if they want to travel internationally. but as you can aim has more now from west jerusalem. this is not only the 1st international flight out of ramon airport, this is the 1st time since ramon airport opened in 2019 that palestinians were able to travel from the airport. the airport authority tells us that 40 palestinian passengers were on an r t a is really airlines flight bound for cyprus. at 11 o'clock this morning, were told that they were not subjected to any additional security measures.

they deserve rights, and they must be protected as able so not always deeply related to their going jericho, community and the epidemic community is very diverse itself. it's not that everyone a has fragile just against the descendants, but i was able to and i don't have it's based on those own these religion. and it has been growing because of it, so he's not afraid of saying bad things and fragile this brings against the population. i'm brazil is philip predominant catholic country. but we have seen this rise and evangelical ism in politics and, and sport. why sit appeal to so many people? so we are mostly colleagues but and when janice will stand to vote because of the religion. so they are strong political community and their religion they hadn't. right. and because they like 30 or 40 years ago, they started dis, disney for good work in the 4 areas off brazil. and they, they actually came in places that the state could not come. and they provided services such as a, provide food to those didn't have food in those places. they provided some kind of kilter and places that didn't exist. an

under construction in the occupied west bank a palestinian houses were destroyed in a village west of jericho. the owner of one of the houses says is ready forces still gold and cash from the properties. and more than $300.00 palestinian own structures have been demolished or seized by israel since the beginning of the year . or for the 1st time, palestinians have been able to fly out of israel's romani international airport in the southern israel, the city of lats, near the border with egypt seen as an effort by israel to east travel restrictions on people living in the occupied palestinian territories. the policy or authority says it wasn't consulted, it opposes the flight saying the state needs its own airport. allison's in the occupied west bank and gaza have to apply to israel for permits if they want to travel internationally. for me as president donald trump is moving to temporarily blocked the investigation into the materials seized by f. b. i. agents from florida home, 2 weeks ago. trump's lawyers of asked a federal court to hold the examination of the documents until a neutral offic

the establishment of it cause it totally independent soccer palestinian state in the all occupied jericho is from 9067. so what israel does is as follows on the one hand, it not only continues this malicious and met and they a deadly occupation. it a makes it even walks you can see that in the last few months it out of the last stay a government which was supposed to be a change government, the situation of the palestinians in the occupied territories. and, and by the way, within the state of israel as well, if only been a deteriorating, so a on the one hand is well, it kills the stories that malicious say. how says it allows day. a cook cook's claim, like it's settlers to burn fields and cut trees of palestinians to kill in the beach palestinians with no to lie with no charges. and on the other end is there is for quite is dwight the palestinians resist. so the only way to stop the bloodshed, to stop the killings, to stop the suffering primarily of the palestinians, but also of his ladies. the only ways by ending de occupation and establishing an independent palestinian states he in the

so, jericho? >> could it also stem from, like, a euro-centric view, like europe is a lot of different places -- >> well, i think some of this could, from yes, a euro-american perspective. but i think with things like the homesteading law, their encouragement is for white settlers to move. so, you would think that they would want to provide the best information, the best policies to facilitate that settler movement. >> do you think they were overassuming native people's abilities, assuming that everybody can do it? >> could they have been over assuming abilities? i mean, yes. potentially. i don't know, the idea is that 160 acres should be sufficient, all right? realistically speaking, if you are talking in some of these regions without sufficient, you know, kind of irrigation technology, you are talking 320 to maybe 640 acres is, like, the minimum you need to run a subsistence farm. but don't tell someone in pennsylvania that, right? like, no man, i can make it work on 40. you know? because it's ju