, built because it is the western entrance for jerusalem, it is near jerusalem and this is why we builtand named it karama, it means our pride. how did fatima described the land to me? stating the land is our bed and the blankets our sky fatima is not. exclusively about the land itself, but the palestinian's relationship to their land. she told me that people can and will continue to live from the land, and only when their livelihood is taken, that will be the end of palestine. fatima sews each village and city into the map of palestine, without borders, without boundaries, without settlements, without israeli cities, and without the infamous wall built by israel, to separate what is now called israel to the west. we want peace and they want peace, our weapons is the rock and words, but we are rightful people, this is our land, our ancestors are from here since 1968, they have been excavating tunnels, found a trace of evidence or antiquities. all of these antiquities are arab, muslim, christian. we and our fellow christians live together here, jerusalem has the... church of holy sepulke

if they take this village, we wouldn't be able to reach jerusalem, but jerusalem is our capital, thelestinian state, whether they like it or not, it's ours and not theirs. "we are here today because they are going to take this land to build the wall through it, and we do not approve that. it is the land of our fathers and grandfathers and also the land of our sons and grandchildren. 200 hectares of from baticsa land and it just leaves about two. hectares for the city, for the village itself, this is what had happened and this is what they are looking to do it, the train that buses from near here in this. neighborhood was b from the lands of baixa and the israels want to keep the citizens here far away from the bus of the train and the wall, that's why they separate the land. well i was at the babo sham's protest last week and uh i myself had a my head banged against a bus by a soldier uh the bus i was put to be taken away from havams it was a man with a busted eye and a bleeden nose and so... because would not let him receive medical attention. in this day al juma they pray here in t

uh, east jerusalem into israel proper. however, it annex the territory. but it didn't grant the people living in the territory is by the citizenship, which is why, of course, easterel, east jerusalem might palestinians are not given is right in the citizenship, but they have to apply for it. and in most cases, they're denied when they apply for it. they are given residency permits, blue ideas, and those blue ideas can be taken away from them. and. and it's something like 15000 policy and i've been stripped of their residency status in east jerusalem over the past 56 years. and zachary, your jewish, you did not grew up facing what some of these other ethnic and religious groups experience. how did you become a historian on palestine? with my grandparents, my grandfather grew up in poland and when he was in college he his he was forced to flee. there was rumors that the nazis were the police, a police who were at that point and allied with the nazis were about to enter his town at which they did um, he was able to escape shortly before they entered, but the

i'm part of this patchwork of diverse communities in jerusalem. and it is clear to me, dental and to all of how occupational authorities try to try try but every mean to dismantle the fabric of these communities that make up the unique character of drew . a slo, for example, is really a thirty's and, and then every activity in the city that represents published a new culture, a cultural and heritage including i for palestinian culture. and i want to just point out that palestinian diversity is multi layered. the 1st original character of palestinian society is diverse and natural, and made up by different ethnic and social groups such as us as a part of these ethnic groups, as acro palestinians. and but also the 2nd level is man made created by the call him a colonialist powers and primarily israel, which divided palestinians. it's a geographical area such as the west bank of the gaza strip and east jerusalem. and the 1948 grades inside the green line. however, this diversity is not part of the integral fabricate fabric of palestinian society . bu

including east jerusalem, which constitutes the breach of international law. and the resolution condemned to quote the israel's annexation of land with a defacto or through national legislation. or israel has a thoroughly disregarded resolution 77 slash 126, just as it disregarded all prior general assembly and security council resolutions declaring illegal the annexation of any part of the occupied palestinian territory . and the establishment of this really settlements there. these include but are by no means limited to security council resolution 252 of 1968, declaring israel's acquisition of territory by military conquest in admissible resolution for 76 of 1980 which reaffirm the overriding necessity for ending the pro long occupation of error territory in 1980 and strongly deplored the refusal of israel to comply with the relevant resolutions of the security council. and the general assembly resolution for 78 of 1980, which determine that all legislative and administrative measures and actions taken by israel to alter the character and status of the holy

, and particularly the basic law in jerusalem, are null and void, and must be resinded forth with. resolution 2334 of 2016. which reaffirmed the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by force and condemned all measures aimed at altering the demographic composition, character and status of the palestinian territory occupied since 1967, including interalia, the construction and expansion of settlements, transfer of israeli settlers, confiscation of land, demolition of homes and placement of palestinian submissions and at least 28 general assembly resolutions which expressly condemned israel's annexation of jerusalem and the west bank. israel has also blatently disregarded the obligations reflected in the court's 2004 advisory opinion in the wall case. since then, instead of dismantling the wall, israel has extended from a length of 190 kilometers to more than 460 kms and compassing hundreds of additional square kilometers of palestinian land and incorporating it into the state of israel. in its advisory opinion, the court expressed concern less, quote, the construction of t

, east jerusalem. the united nations should also remain seized of the... and continuously monitor implementation of any order that the court may give to end the racial discrimination and apart by israel in the occupied territory to ensure that the illegal situation is terminated immediately and to ensure that their resolutions are implemented without delay. urgent consideration should also be given in particular to the reestablishment of the special committee with respect to the occupied palestinan territory that will be seized with this matter. third states must immediately act with the view to end though all lawful means and measures, the annexation by israel of parts of the occupied palestinian territory and east. and refrain from rendering assistance or aid in any form to israel for the maintenance of the situation. third states have a positive obligation not to recognize israel's continued occupation and presence in the occupied palestinian territory, as these are breathes of huscogan's norms of i

president, the israeli settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem constitute a chief obstacle to any prospect of settlement and peace in the area. qatar and many other states attach particular importance to finding that israel's occupation by its nature amounts to a regime of appertite a finding of appertite is not just the most accurate label for what the the occupation has become, it's all it's always it also provides a tangible but a flexible road map for must come next, what ending advertite requires is achieving solution, achieving a situation which all people, israeli and palestinians equally enjoy their fundamental human rights and dignity. with the requisite finding of avertite by the court, the international community, including the general assembly, can activate similar mechanism for bringing about an end of the occupation as it did with with the appertite regime in south africa, this is the surest path to truth, justice, and yes, reconciliation. mr. president, members of the court, the people of the world are looking at you. we are confident that you will see this hist

of the construction of the wall in the occupied palestinian territory, including as regards east jerusalem and its surroundings. accordingly, they form part of the context to be considered in relation to the legal consequences of israel policies and practices in the occupied. palestine territory, which we are analyzing during this period at the court. thus, mr. president, members of the court, bolivia contains that the continuously depriving and denying the palestinian people's right to self-determination for 70, 75 years, israel is in a clear, in a clear breach of its international obligations. mr. president, members of the court, article two of the united nations charter contains a general rule against the unlow use of force and states that members shall refrain in their international relation from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity of political independence of any state or any other manner inconsistent with the purpose of the united. nations: the prohibition of aggression is binding of on all states and it constitute a parentory norm of international law. on no

does israel have title over the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem? the answer is unequivocally no. given time constraints, i will only identify the main milestones will tell starns history. palestine was under autumn and sovereignty, and it came under british belligerent occupation during world war one. then in 1922, palestine was placed under a league of nations mandate that provisionally recognized palestine as an independent nation under british administration. after which turkey renounced sovereignty over palestine, pursuant to the 1923 treaty of those done. this was followed 1947 by the adoption of the palestine partition plan, which was never implemented. and then in 1948, britain withdrew from palestine and israel unilaterally declared independence, which was followed by arms disagreements in 1949 and the stablish mentor of egyptian control over gaza and jordanian control over east jerusalem in the west. back and finally in 1967 is real launched an armed attack as a result of which it occupied the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem. that no point in this process, it is real,

so how does the — jerusalem as its capital. so how does the us— jerusalem as its capital.es the us intend to— jerusalem as its capital. so how does the us intend to break- jerusalem as its capital. so how| does the us intend to break this deadlock— does the us intend to break this deadlock with— does the us intend to break this deadlock with matt _ does the us intend to break this deadlock with matt and - does the us intend to break this. deadlock with matt and secondly, regarding — deadlock with matt and secondly, regarding the _ deadlock with matt and secondly, regarding the hostage _ deadlock with matt and secondly, regarding the hostage deal, - deadlock with matt and secondly, regarding the hostage deal, after| deadlock with matt and secondly, i regarding the hostage deal, after we listen _ regarding the hostage deal, after we listen tonight — regarding the hostage deal, after we listen tonight to _ regarding the hostage deal, after we listen tonight to prime _ regarding the hostage deal, after we listen tonight to prime minister - listen tonight to prime minister neta

palestinian state and prevent the palestinian pilgrims of the west bank from entering the occupied jerusalems during the holy month of ramadan. we will also touch upon the disagreements within the netanyahu administration regarding the aggression against gaza. regarding these issues, we are honored to have mr. khalil nasarala with us. welcome dear professor. let us begin their viewers with israeli attacks that targeted the gazaya region near the city of sedan in southern lebanon, which led to the destruction of two civilian industrial facilities. the hebrew media described it as exceptional based on the allegations of the occupation army spokesman that it targeted lebanon's infrastructure and weapon stores. כן, אין ספק שמדובר בתקיפה חריגה, רואים את זה גם בעומק של לבנון, וגם כמובן בהיקף התקיפה עצמה, אנחנו מדברים על מחסן אמלך מאוד מאוד מאוד גדול ומשמעותי, שצהל מחזיק אותו מודאינית כבר הרבה מאוד זמן ושם אותו ככה למטרה שהעניין בתקיפה הוא לגבות מחיר כבד על איזשהיא פעולה שהיא קו אדום, ואנחנו מדברים על אותו כלי טייס שבעצם מתרסק. 50 kilometers in strike and in response to hassan regarding this issue.

like i think so much roy a challenge for us and occupied east jerusalem then going to go to rough uh, in the goals district where honey mike moody, standing by for us. and of course, those and guys are like yourself and been on the constant bombardment for more than 4 months now. i mean, is there any hope it will that the i c j hearings will actually change anything on the ground for you as well? a lot of palestinians realize that the, the ice is you will eventually issue a non binding decision or resolution that will not change things on the ground. but their full being, the more this is becoming public. the more people are aware of the, the daily hardship that is caused by the military occupation of the policy to enter a tories eventually something will it change? it's a very appreciative, they appreciate the gesture and the fact that they're $55.00 countries including international organization are behind. this is something that we haven't seen in the past. the a as a collective effort to put in and do the daily difficult it difficult is caused by the occupation. but what we're loo

israel is occupied the palestinian territory in the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem since 199. 1967 arab israel and parts of the west bank in that same year. it is not disputed that the acquisition of territory by the threat or use of force is illegal, irrespective of whether the territory was acquired through a war of self-defense or of an act of aggression. the occupying power cannot annex any part of the occupied territory, and there is an obligation on states not to recognize such an illegal territorial. acquisition, moreover, that an occupation must also be temporary nature was confirmed by the court in the namibia southeast africa case, where it held that the end of south africa's mandate must be self-determination and independence of the people of namibia. a 56 year occupation is not temporary, annexation per definition cannot be temporary. these principles also apply to palestine. the security council has already. in 1967 in resolution 242, expressly emphasized the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by war and called for the withdrawal of israeli armed forces. f

jerusalem, cabinet ministers openly called for deportation of palestinians from gaza and presented a map with 21 settlement blocks. one cannot help noting that the event was held two days after this court indicated provisional measures in the south africa versus israel case. the court agreed that the situation in gaza poses risks of irreparable harm to the rights of palestinians guaranteed by the genocide convention. this fact alone underscores the gravity of the situation. in this connection, it's worth recalling that the that this court in its advisory opinion on the wall recognized that the israeli settlement in the occupied palestinian territory, including east jerusalem, had been established. in breach of international law, as explained in that advisory opinion, the settlement are contrary to the principle of inadmissibility of acquisition of territory by force. they also contradict the provisions of the fourth geneva convention, prohibiting transfers of population and deportations from an occupied territory. resolutions of the security council have characterized that policy as

reichler has described, it has proportedly annex jerusalem and the west bank, and it has established hundreds of settlements populated by more than 700 thousand settlers, regarded as a permanent part of israel. it is extended the wall that this court found to be illegal in 2004. it... has confined palestinians to enclaves, it has severed jerusalem, it has restricted palestinian rights of entry from the rest of the opt, it has transformed the gaza strip into an impoverished enclave, besieged, bombarded community severed from the west bank and east jerusalem. its leaders have declared that israel will be sovereign. over all the land, between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea, and it has made this formal government policy. what's the consequence of this? it is the acquisition of territory by force. it is the reduction and fragmentation, as you have seen, of the territory left for the palestinians, and this is a manifest violation of palestine's territorial integrity. its unity, its contiguity, which are core elements of the right to self-determination. the general assembly, the

it's also that because during those 66 years, again, especially in jerusalem, east jerusalem, but also invest occupied territories, is right, has moved settlers legally confiscated territory can legally displaced by the sinews and legally hands this uh try fact that if you one of those that are in the galaxy of occupation, how reflective it is jordans possession of regional positions. right now it feels like there has been a color lessons and with regards to the world. but you know, we say that this is a, this is a conversation about about occupation. let's make no mistake, that george's position is at the center of a moderation, right? what we've heard now is that there is a principle folks, you know, as i said in america, here's where it is in breach of all it's obligations under international law. and as on all of your buying power, something got to give, this is the position of a number of other countries that had or do not have to normal relations with a certain set the legs, the so called axis of mother a tied up states do stands with georgia and on this question that despite the

the palestinian areas from the south to the city of jerusalem. this news coincides with the holding of the international court the hague about occupation and urbanization. the zionist regime has been released, although most of the countries of the world have recognized the existence of the zionist regime , but they have not recognized the domination of this regime over the occupied west bank and jerusalem. currently , there are more than 500 zionist settlements in the occupied west bank and jerusalem, and more than 900,000 zionists reside in them. zaitoun neighborhood in the southeast of gaza and khan yunus in the south of gaza, the center of clashes between the resistance forces and the zionists, pictures of the ground invasion of the zionist regime's troops into the zaitoun area were published by the palestinian islamic jihad. the kurds ambushed two merkava tanks in zaytoun neighborhood. the quds brigade also reported targeting the engineering group and a bulldozer of zionist soldiers. in khan yunus, hamas targeted a number of military vehicles

the gaza strip in westbank, including east jerusalem. the next uh its maintains that used to force to remain in control for the 57 year period since for move in half a century, then a state defined to be off on for jewish people exclusively has govern the entire land of historic palestine. and the palestinian people that and the regime of racial domination, a pol site, and the 9 were ton, has been extended throughout to, in the case of palestinians living in the occupied territory. this has impulse, the same serious violations of international supplemented by serious violations of nomes of clickable in occupied territory. indeed, these people are subject to an even more extreme form of racist domination. as they aren't even citizens of the state exercising or for see over them. even in east jerusalem, which israel has proposed to annex the majority known jewish palestinian residents, don't have citizenship, whereas jewish residents, including illegal settlers, all citizens just as in territorial israel, in occupied territory. the serious

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fortieth day after the nativity of christ , the most holy theotokos brought the baby jesus to the jerusalem temple to dedicate him to god. after all, according to the old testament law of moses, it was customary to bring the firstborn, that is, the eldest son, to the temple and dedicate it to god. according to the sacred tradition of the church, after the birth of christ, the holy family lived in bethlehem. on the fortieth day, joseph the betrothed and the most holy theotokos with the infant christ headed to jerusalem to fulfill command of the law. they were met in the temple by elder simeon, who had been waiting for this meeting for many years of his righteous and pious life. the church has preserved information that... that the righteous elder simion was one of the most educated people of his time, he was one of the 70 translators of the biblical pentateuch from hebrew into greek, when the righteous semyon translated the book of the prophet isaiah, and came to the words: “all virgins she will be pregnant and give birth to a son, he doubted whether a virgin could give birth, he wanted to w

there are 700000 settlers, including east jerusalem. there's about $500000.00 in the occupied the west bank plus around $200000.00 plus in east jerusalem. so there are an occupied territories of that 97, some 700000 settlers in legal settlers, which means it double 10 times since 1991. in terms of the impact, implications on the ramifications of the ripple effect if you like, of the, of whatever ruling is eventually made. if it is made in favor of, of the u. n. g, a case, but also on behalf of the palestinians. what kind of impact do you think is that going to have on cases that are brought before the international criminal court or the um, the human rights council. for example, we should specify that the i, c j is there in order to facilitate issues between states. but of the international criminal court, see this, here's cases which i've directed it towards individuals. what's to knock on effect of this going to be if it is um, if it really goes against israel, despite the fact of no legal scholar but logically, right. and from that r

an independent and viable palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital, and living side-by-side with israel with peace and security, this is the only solution that will guarantee peace and security for the palestinians and israelis. as well as, the entire region. your leadership, my dear friend, mr. president, is key to addressing this conflict and jordan is ready to work as always with you towards peace. thank you. [indiscernible]

, because, according to the israeli constitution, east jerusalem is the unified capital of west jerusalemited the states under trump in 2017 moved the capital, excuse me, the embassy means in jerusalem, there are eight or nine states there, like ghanduras, guademala, something like that, they also moved there, no, this is impossible. judaism, christianity, islam , yes, well, that means, on the temple mount, that means, at the top, that means, bathed the rocks, two great mosques in the islamic world, the wall of the dress is right there, the church of the holy sepulcher, well, there’s nowhere else, but someone can imagine, that is, here these are some hasty decisions for the sake of a tick and ensure that biden, as they say some means plus that supposedly he decided what will happen then no one knows and then there will be a big war or when it means the british minister says, well, if the conditions of their hamas are true, let the leaders of hamas, he has two people, this means the commander. with brigades from aydin al-qassam, this is an armed formation, which means muhammad daif, and th

because a new jewish neighborhood is taking shape in east jerusalem is building sites is a legal under international law. the apartments being built here will become one of the many israeli settlements independent cindy and territories east jerusalem was a next by israel in 1967, but the international community considered as the deposit of the west bank, palestinian say the settlers are encroaching on the line they one day envisage as the capital of palestinian states on the west bank is possibly controlled by the palestinian authority. but israel maintains full control of 2 sides of the territory. the 2 groups separated by walls and check points, limits and movements for palestinians. palestinian farmers have complained that this patchwork of so this creates unfair access to resources like water and do excessive. those are accused of attacking crops, prophecy and people. at the end of 2020 to the united nations general assembly passed the resolution of seeing the international, of course of justice to way in on the situation. the world court is being honest to give an advisory opinion

submissions and at least 28 general assembly resolutions which expressly condemned israel's annexation of jerusalem and the west bank. israel has also blatently disregarded the obligations reflected in the court's 2004 advisory opinion in the wall case. since then instead of dismantling the wall, israel has extended from a length of 190 kilometers to more than 460 kilometers, encompassing hundreds of additional square kilometers of palestinian land, and incorporating it into the state of israel. in its advisory opinion, the court expressed concern, less, quote, the construction of the wall and its associated regime create a ph comply on the ground, that could well become permanent, in which case, and not withstanding the formal characterization of the wall by israel, it would be tantamont to defacto annexation, and that is precisely what has happened over the past 20 years, not only within the expanded confines of the wall, but all across the west bank, most of which has now been annex de facto by israel. in... 2022, the report of the united nations international commission of inquiry, concluded, i

now again, this is a check point that usually it needs to with jerusalem. but it is a huge way to link is really supplements in the occupied was thing to choose. as it was wondering, guys have destroyed universities and schools disrupting the education system, but un says a 162 and the school buildings have been directly hit by is reading strikes, which is effective. 625000 students. 92 percent of all school buildings are being used as shelters for displaced palestinians. b one says 3 universities have been completely destroyed and others are damaged. depriving $88000.00 students of a full academic year of study. 95 professors have been killed last year. the literacy rate was 97.7 percent and one teacher involved 5 is on a mission to not allow israel's war to rob children of the future. i hush them as the story. more than half a 1000000 students in guys are out of school. even if the war comes to an end, they won't be able to resume the education. thousands of them have lost the lights . but for those who have survived is visible on guns out. there are no s

paul adams in jerusalem. — some way off. paul adams in jerusalem, thank _ some way off.ank you - some way off. paul adams in jerusalem, thank you very i some way off. paul adams in i jerusalem, thank you very much some way off. paul adams in - jerusalem, thank you very much for jerusalem, thank you very much for that will stop we are juggling that voter that i was telling about in the headlines on the programme here because i have already been angry scenes at westminster ahead of the vote that we expect in the next couple of hours. it is about the exact wording of the ceasefire most of that mp said debating. that is the live scene. let's bring in our political correspondent because he is there in westminster getting a reaction to this crucial debate. you might guess, matthew, welcome to the house of commons. angry scenes outside and passionate debate going on inside. the outside and passionate debate going on inside. ., ., ., , , outside and passionate debate going on inside. ., ., .,, , _ on inside. the motion was bred by the snp here _ on inside. the motion was bred by

. —— easternjerusalem. and jerusalem. —— eastern jerusalem.make their own decision about whether they want a state. it is not up to international diktat or the israelis, it is up to palestinians. the good news is negotiations are continuing, the news that negotiations are continuing as good. everything points to the fact that negotiations will resolve this. the majority of people do not believe it is to destroy hamas will work so we have to think of something different. should the conflict stop now? yes, absolutely and the british government should be making that clear. let government should be making that clear. . r' government should be making that clear. ., ., , ., clear. let me ask about your first-hand — clear. let me ask about your first-hand experiences - clear. let me ask about your first-hand experiences and l clear. let me ask about your - first-hand experiences and gaza, you first—hand experiences and gaza, you visited on a number of occasions, the last time being 2020? yes. interestingly. _ the last time being 2020? yes. interestin

and the other thing would be of course, the status of jerusalem. i'm the suppression of east jerusalem from the rest of those back. this is a very important issue and it's becoming more and more important in those days when we are coming, you know, we're all about is coming soon. and then i really do put a feeling in store at worship and the exercise, the freedom of religion in the brain. and that's the most enduring this all the most. and we just said about the new policies that is really not sion, of security minister being here was to enforce. so all these actions uh, endorsed business on the matter of living on the market a bit. there are so many instances that your reporters have just explained in the reports that we, we heard previously. but it's, it's the people to be liable for public opinion from the, from the minute that he wakes up until he goes to sleep, is filled with injustices with suppression, with oppression, with the human rights violations. whether it's the freedom of movement, whether it's up, the ability to work, whether it's t

an independent and viable palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital, and living side-by-side with israel with peace and security, this is the only solution that will guarantee peace and security for the palestinians and israelis. as well as, the entire region. your leadership, my dear friend, mr. president, is key to addressing this conflict and jordan is ready to work as always with you towards peace. thank you. [indiscernible] >> friday night, watch the campaign trail. a weekly round up of campaign coverage, providing a one-stop shop to see where the candidates are traveling across the country. this, with first-hand accounts, poll numbers, fundraising data. watch the 20 for campaign trail, friday night on c-span, live on c-span.org. or where you get your podcasts. c-span. your unfiltered view of politics. >> immigration. economics. the deficit. be a part of the conversation. >> healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. a republic thrives. unfiltered, unbiased. from the nation's capital, to wherever you are. this is what democracy looks like. >> wes moore highlighted th

we're kind of to the south east of the old city of jerusalem in occupied east jerusalem. and we're in that area. cool. so on a 60000 palestinians live here, we're going to just try and take you on a little visual tour that makes sense. this hillside here is a neighborhood called button miller. and you can see it's incredibly crowded. lots and lots of 4 and 5 story apartment blocks. what's been happening over the last few years is that are jewish families. settlers have been using historically limits laws that these ready state has introduced, but allow them to take cove apartments, houses, properties that may have been in by product simmons for decades, but had some kind of historical link prior to 1948 in this other neighborhood down at the bottom of this valley area is called a boost on you can see some of the palm trees that are amongst the roof tops and those around a 100 also properties here at risk of being demolished. and on top of that, probably 1500 people who risk losing that home. so demolition across all about white east jerusalem that being $88.00 of those ki

so civil human rights for the 2 bodies, no protection of the status of jerusalem. and the police sites is important not only for the maintenance of the piece of inquiry, existence, for additional communities that from different phase installed to money a month. also photo observing the sensitivities of videos of people around the world are you still isn't distinguished members. this is a global, the is the standing, the conflict of the stuff so jealous of them is truly wide ranging from set the months to, to the photo is ready to set the list of the occupied territories, calling to schedule stokeland, demolition halls long or phones and display some type of displacement of policy needs to videos in what additional if the international law today unfolding situation in the gods of the deep and the west bank is extra or limited. extremely dungeon is done except on checked around the school, threatening not on the digital level as the global peace and security. i would like to emphasize as long as so young that took in full strongly and clearly rejects and condoms. on

we are in this this 3 buildings in the goal is really supplements to jerusalem. and let me just show you a little bit of the 3. it's huge we need because there is a check point towards the end of this 3 said there is some traffic. but also in the recent years, a new section of the road has been opened to allow policy is coming from the south of the occupied west bank to be able to use a section of this roads to go to the rest of the occupies westbank. and this is why we've been seeing how the city is being allowed to use this road. now we've been hearing from sources that these really produces, looking to prevent the movements of palestinian cars on this route until a certain hour. now we understand also that there has been a lot of situations what else of a projects that have been planned in israel to kinds of separate roads or the palestinians from these relays to give them separate throws and we've been seeing also in the past house, the settlers enjoy the infrastructure to suffer through what's have you want to go through bypass road. now again, this is a che

areas from the south to the city of jerusalem. this news coincides with the holding of the international court in the hague regarding the fact that most of the countries of the world have recognized the existence of the zionist regime and its control over the west bank. they have not recognized occupied west bank and quds. currently , there are more than 500 zionist settlements in the occupied west bank and jerusalem, and more than 900,000 zionists reside in them. zaytoun neighborhood in the southeast of gaza and khanyounes in the south of gaza , the center of clashes between the resistance forces and the zionists, pictures of the ground invasion of the zionist forces in the area of ​​zaytoun have been published. allahu akbar. the palestinian islamic organization also announced that it had ambushed two merkava tanks in zaytoun neighborhood . al-quds battalion also reported targeting the engineering group and a bulldozer of the zionist military gave in khanyounis, hamas targeted a number of military vehicles of the zionist occupati

and leave jerusalem as an international city overseen by you and trusteeship. a palestinian state was never established, but a year later, the state of israel was created after assign his forces, expelled at least $750000.00 palestinians from their homes and captured 78 percent of his started palestine. the you went then established an agency to deal with the resulting refugee crisis while supporting their right to return. but the 9067 israel captured and occupied the entire territory of historic palestine and occupation that continues to this day despite un resolutions calling get illegal under international law. with each passing decade, as israel's occupation became more entrenched, doubts increase over the you want the ability to realize a 2 state solution between israel and palestine. the problem, of course, with the un approach in this period is that it appears to be doing what i call managing the occupied palestinian territory to like you monetary and approach rather than looking at it. and it been balanced and analyzing it through it and pants in emanci

how does the era occupied east jerusalem? germany says it's considering a new sanctions against the legal is riley settlers for their actions in the occupied westbank. the remarks came during a meeting between german and these really officials in west jerusalem. germany's foreign minister leading a bad bulk said and offensive and rough would be a humanitarian catastrophe. it does have enough ink small minds from other i'm a 1300000 people are waiting there and a very small space. they don't really have anywhere else to go right now. many of them have folded these really evacuation orders and fled the painting in northern casa, often with nothing more than their small children in the arms. and the last of their quotes on these people cannot simply vanish into thin air, kind of israel's national security minister. it's him. i've been to this as palace to be in prison on model one by duty has been transferred to celebrate confinement . and a social media post been to be a said. the decision has been taken the following informati

the complete judaization of jerusalem is one of the policies that the zionist regime has accelerated in recent years. the east of quds city is one of the areas that the united nations has warned of its occupation and has expressed concern about the extensive zionist settlements in this area and in the west bank . the head of shahid beheshti university of medical sciences said that every health tourist has 3 and a half times the health benefits of normal tourists for the country, according to dr. zali 260 the country's hospitals are licensed to accept health tourists. the quality of our service and the satisfaction of our health care providers made us reach over a thousand people last year. in different formats to iran, in order to move a very attractive competitive flow between public and private hospitals , different sectors of providing medical services have been formed in the country, so that they can find the permission to attract foreign internationals . this permission is strictly given by the ministry. it must have the necessary standards in terms of quality of service, fortun

east jerusalem, you cannot even fly the flag of palestine. so there this is just a taste of the life for palestinians and occupying east jerusalem in the jordanians . have been quite critical of israel's occupation saying that it's only going to get worse if it is not stop saying that the practices that israel per trays every day is an indication they say no doubt of israel's plans to continuously want to annex other occupied palestinian lands and they also talked about legal settlements, an obstacle to peace settlements, but encroach on palestinian land that are built for palestinians are not allowed to even be around where there is a secured area within the premises. and the settlements again, illegal under international law. so with these countries for arguing against the occupation life, jordan are saying at the hague is that israel's occupation is illegal and infringes on the rights of palestinians and their self determination. and this all comes on the heels of this week. these really is pushing through legislation that would ban the es

really challenge talking to us from occupied east jerusalem of the ok. it's still unclear who's going to form the next government impact is done 3 days after the general election. protests against the delayed vote conte are happening in the capitalist lum, about another. the cities, the electric permissions, and honestly official results and no policy has won an outright majority of the independent candidates, backed by the party. a former prime minister, even on concert, was in prison exceeded expectations of a 195 of the 264 parliamentary seats. the body of another farmer, prime minister, now are chevy. the pack is done, most of it gained $75.00 seats. the center left packaged on people's party has 54. come all high. those joining us live not from is from the but i come out. you want to protest alley. i wrong. just talk to see what's happening was for me, a government and how long it's likely to take the 1st of all, letting me talk about the broad day. this was a peaceful protests outside the returning office. uh is uh, uh, office. uh, this is the offi

we met in west jerusalem. some told us local issues, all that priority, the economic situation, the housing housing prices, so really expensive. all those said why the circumstances, particularly the place to is ready to captives would affect how they vote on the news you said to you. i vote solely good. and no, i'm quite disappointed because um, i don't typically what type of news friend, no, in municipal elections, candidates do not always belong to a national policy such as nothing. you know, who's the, could the many still draw support from them for some local leaders, any links to the could, could prove a liability on tuesday at the ballot box. of the candidates, the may is and, and you and candidates that are affiliated with the quote and the they want to compete and the weight and the selections, and just the fact that they belong to the local, the, or supported by the quote. it might affect the political, the future spirit. that's the issue on awesome, and that's why i 1000 on the phone. why don't pull

the that moved on there. grandma has the latest from jerusalem tonia. what more can you tell us about this incident? as well as helping in the early morning during rush hour actually coming, you know, the cars coming from the is really supplement from all that i mean towards to roost lemon, a vice versa, a top a near the check point, a volume which is at the entrance to is the jerusalem, where according to the police, a 3 of gunmen came with $2.00 and $2.00 cars. they got out of the cars and started shooting at the vehicle. so according to the medical sources, the emergency services of one person is 20 is, was killed. this one other person that seriously injured and many others that were injured also taken to the hospital. now the attack us, 2 of them were killed on the scene. another was apprehended. and later. and we understand that the government came from the baffling area. and that came to, to, to, to this area and the, what of the reactions being in israel to this effect? when we 1st heard from the far right ministers, the minister for national se