the story of water. of the first curtain of jordan, the country of jordan is in charge of the al quds sharif, all employees, guards and employees al-aqsa mosque is under the supervision of the jordanian endowment organization. in the scenario of the deal of the century, the jordanians are worried about losing their leadership position. bin salman of saudi arabia to obtain the position of guardianship of quds. with the israeli occupation of jerusalem in 1967, the israelis have refused to recognize the custodianship of the palestinians over the muslim holy places or even the christian holy places in jerusalem, what jordan is doing is performing a temporary role in keeping this custodian. ship which it has been able to do you know as a part of the israeli jordanian peace treaty is keeping this the custodianship until such a time when hopefully israel ends the occupation and returns the occupied territory to palestinian hands so the custodianship of the holy places in jordan's view is a temporary custodianship it is not intended to stay there forever but only until the israel claimed both

then again in 1967 a war broke out between israel, jordan and egypt.he west bank into three areas: a, b, and c. area a, the major cities, such as romala and janin, would fall under palestinian civil and political control, area b would be jointly controlled, these areas being mostly areas containing medium-sized communities, and areas c would be the rural areas, primarily the jordan valley. under the accords, this division of land was to exist for five years, during which time final status agreement would be drawn. this agreement, however has never come about, and the division of land is still. very much in place and the palestinian population is constantly reminded of that fact, really for palestinians in area see, that the way that israel treats them is hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible, most of the population in areas see palestinian population are rural communities based, the their livelihoods are based on agriculture, and so the two things they need more than anything else, land and water, this is this is what t

first and foremost, queen runny of jordan. she has accused western leaders of the and i quote, she's a glaring double standard for failing to condemn the death of posting and civilians in golden. and indeed, many observers worldwide sympathetic to the plight of the palestinians, offer incense pointing towards the overwhelming support the ukraine, for instance, has received since the war the in february 2022. do you also feel you are a very experienced? you're not as a promise. you a very experienced diplomat also when you travel throughout the world, is there a double standard by the west? do posting in lights, count less audi a we always a and rightly so, we always here the strong condemnations of anything that the roads that order based on dimensions or the other geographies in the world. us. by the same token, our general expectation is this should be extended indiscriminately to the entirety of the world. it should not stop the gateways of a certain religion race as not from mississippi geographic area or border until that

and, little jordan. >> he loves jordan. very much.e definitely had, you know, parenting time with her. and it would go back and forth between linda and dave. >> rosemary also had a daughter from another relationship. and in june of 2000, she and dave took the big step of blending their families. >> had my daughters by my side, he had his two good buddies and we took our vows and celebrated with everyone around us. >> linda also seemed to find happiness in a new relationship. his name was carl broughton jr.. though most people knew him as jr. he was a firefighter too, for the air national guard in tucson. >> what do you think? >> he seemed nice. i met him a handful of times. but more than skin deep i did not know much about him. >> linda called marvell and gust about her new flame. >> he was older and i remember her commenting about how he was sexy or something like that. >> she was busy juggling family and career really didn't pay much attention. if her friend was happy then so was she until the phone rang one morning in august of 200

it's in the northern jordan valley. it's a pastoral community where you'll find warm and generous people. most of the people who live here. raise sheep and goats and live off the land, you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? it's not, and this is our story, the jordan valley is the east part of the occupied. it's the only gate, the only border for the palestinian to communicate with the international community, especially with the arab countries. the jordan valley is considered as the basket food for the palestinian people where you can harvest in the middle of winter, and this big area which is about 30% of the west bank also considered as as kind of nest for the future of the palestinian. state: this village of al-aqaba is tiny, but at the same time, it's an excellent focal point for understanding the situation today on the west bank. in 1967, 200 people lived in this community, today only scattered families remain. تورفت عن ابوي وابوي عن جده وجده عن جده ل نوصل ل. عثمان بن عفان دوله عثمانيه ا

jordan with everyone. he announced that the drinking water of half a million palestinians in the west bank was contaminated. manzar haddadin, minister jordan's water and agriculture department confirmed that the factories of the zionist regime on the shores of lake tiberias were the cause of the contamination of the lake's water and its spread to jordan. the water purification systems of jordan were not able to purify the polluted water of lake tiberias. later it became clear that the zionist regime stores the fresh water of lake tiberias in the winter season. in lake tiberias, jordan only has the right to withdraw from the underground water that the zionists polluted. jordan and israel regime palestine. they consider it to be the cause of the looting of the water resources of the day houses, the lake and the drinking water crisis of this region. israeli regime it has prevented the delivery of water from the red sea to the dead sea on the border of jordan and the occupied territories. act ii, egypt. the ni

bank to jordan.estinians out of the total 10 and half million total currently living in palestine, currently living in the world out of... their native country, the highest number of this place palestinians are in jordan, and none of them are being able to return. the flagrant weaponization of anti-semitism by sionist extremists to mozzle opponents of israel's savagery in gaza, resulted in some people. using their jobs for expressing revulsion at israel's murderus military tactics. this is one of the first times that have been tried on the other side where is been attempt to show that zits are engaged in genocide and promoting hatried against the muslims and arabs and palestinians and and anyone else and that that this shouldn't be accepted in in public institutions in hospitals and governments and schools and all sorts of other places. there's tons of these attack vehicles like the adl for instance. or the southern probably law center or all these other sort of online trolling operations and here yo

bank to jordan.s out of the total 10 and half million total currently living in palestine, currently living in the war. out of their native country, the highest number of this place palestinians are in jordan, and none of them are being able to return. 49 days later, it is crystal clear that the palestinian resistance hamas is not going anywhere anytime soon. on the contrary, hamas succeeded in pushing the israeli entity to a humanitarian truce despite statements by zinius prime minister benjamin netanyahu that there will be no ceasefire until hamas is destroyed, but it seems that what is truly destroyed is netanyahu's reputation. hamas's control over the field situation was unwavering as the detainies were released on time, which not only indicates that the hamas leadership controls its operatives contrary to what the occupation army was portraying, but also... so that there is loud and clear communications between them. victory, 49 days later, this week on the mid east stream. the occupation of pal

jordan likewise would...inians from the west bank to jordan. however, israel's military occupation has already displaced more than six million palestinians out of the total 10 and half million tot currently living in palestine, currently living in the world out of their native country. "the highest number of this place palestinians are in jordan, and none of them are being able to return. the occupation of palestinian land is a classic apartide regime in terms of its practices, could even be more extreme than what some apart regimes have executed, but this is a system that has disadvantage. in so many ways, especially when it comes to their economic well-being, which is what we'll be looking at in this in-depth section. how about starting with how israel has divided palestine? well, the nakwa that happened back in 1948, that's the starting point, so israel divide the state of palestine, was founded on lands of over 500 villages, as you can see, which were depopulated at that time. then comes the occupied west

jordan poole coming here? you know, he it's always nice to see jordan. he wants to see him on a personal level. excited to see him out there on the floor tonight and he hopes and prays, of course, that the reception that he gets here in the arena is one that is well deserved was points to championship that he did help bring right here to the bay, which was the last championship that has come to the bay. that being said, though, you have to take into account the way that jordan love was not necessarily the easiest way to leave franchise in the year that he's had so far with. the wizards is obviously not a year that you want to have that the leader of that team, but his teammates here, they had very nice things to say about jordan and the person that jordan poole get into tonight. you're there to league and is my little brother. >> i'm used joy to be around, you know, joy, to be around. you know, he's little goofy, you know, kid always joking around. but, you know, work hard, you know, an artist, you know, worke

jordan's name appears throughout the bipartisan report from the house select committee investigatingth. the report says that jordan attended numerous post-election meetings with senior white house officials and rudy giuliani, discussing how to challenge the election results >> seth: i don't know what's more shocking that people still have meetings with rudy giuliani or that rudy giuliani made it to the meeting. [ laughter ] when he was told to meet with jim jordan, rudy probably thought he was meeting in a gymnasium with michael jordan. [ laughter ] "hey, mike, you've always been my favorite baseball player. go white sox." [ laughter ] a lot of time was spent today on what would rudy say to michael jordan in a gym. [ laughter ] trump endorsing jordan is a perfect encapsulation of where the gop is at right now. a vote for jordan as speaker is essentially a vote for trump in his efforts to overturn american democracy. even if jim jordan is nominally in charge of the house, he's just going to be following trump's orders trump is still the leader of the republican party and jordan is ful

jordan: mr. musk, his assertion is that they are dealing with national security-type information at spacex. and that's why, he told us this before you brought the lawsuit, he said that's why they focus on hiring people who have a green card or american citizens. you guys say this is something -- we need to go after spacex because they are not hiring enough americans and we need to charge ava edle, 87-year-old concentration camp survivor, that's what the justice department and the biden administration needs to do, but by the way, we don't know anything about missouri v. biden, we didn't weigh in on the issue where a governor of a state told the citizens there, american citizens, can you not exercise your second amendment right contrary to the law, contrary to what the supreme court said. you are trying to tell us today, the civil rights division is not political. i find it almost laughable you are making that argument. anyone with common sense and objectivity can see you guys are definitely politi

she told cnn's jake tapper yesterday that she would vote for jordan when it got to the floor.n claimed there were some democrats -- not republicans, democrats -- who said they could trust jordan, one of the most pro-maga members of congress who helped instigate the january 6th coup and her claim left tapper in stunned disbelief. >> well, i think jim jordan is not out of the mix i've talked to a lot of people who still support him. i've actually talked to democrats who trust him at his word i don't think that's out of the realm of possibility >> jim jordan? [ laughter ] >> yes, i talked to democrats over the last week on who do they trust, even though they wouldn't agree with him on many issues he has - >> the jim jordan from ohio? [ laughter ] >> oh, yes the jim jordan from ohio >> democrats in congress >> yes, they can work with him, and those -- >> name one democrat from congress that trusts jim jordan. >> i'm not going to name people off the record they trust him more than they trust the former speaker in my private conversations with democrats -- >> seth: the worse republi

i saw gdp to smiling with jordan poole a listers talk to jordan poole. i saw state staff talk to jordan poole and this is wiggins talking about jordan poole. take a >> it is my little brother. i'm used he's a he's a joy to be around. you know, joy, to be around, you know, he's little goofy, you know, kid always joking around. but, you know, work hard, you know, an artist, you know, workers. you know, i've i've seen, you know, my way in >> and then but, you know, a great kid. great, know, and he's going to great >> that's been echoed all around chase today. now let's talk some niners. can tell you? there's some good news there, too. great news, if you will, because the forty-niners camp today as a defensive lineman jayvon hargrave was out there. he did return to the field today in santa are great. has been dealing with a hamstring injury and missed last week's game against the cardinals. but even though he was limited in practice, it was encouraging, of course, see him out there and possibly to be able to play on christmas night. and that's a big meanwhil

we will be with the people of gaza, people of jordan, people of jordan, your action is necessary, you need to take action, the palestine is in danger, we will explode in the face of the enemy, we this is the dignity. is our dignity, the zinanis, we warn, they are attempting to take advantage of the situation to violate al-aqsa, we tell them an aggression against alaqsa will be a declaration war against the entire nation, the nation of islam, we will sacrifice our lives, souls for the sake of, it will sacrifice our souls. well our final message to the arab government which have taken the path after the aggression because they have the normal path they have messages from biden that they will take them down they will not will not with the enemy we tell them this will be on for one year but we tell them even if they say for months, the resistance will be ready and the upcoming days will show that this is battle crown where their soldiers will be killed, where their tanks will be destroyed, this is why we tell you that we will continue, and i ask you, will we continue, yes, will we continu

tell us how you met jordan halley? out that he deceived you. that’s not the point, he thought that i wouldn’t understand him, i really love him and would support any of his solution. well, okay, oleg, he’s a teenager, then he’ll say thank you, well, kostya, he’s a grown man, i helped him find a job, he’s also offended at me for this, he comes home late, doesn’t talk to me, well, that’s generally normal, your husband asked you for help. i don't understand why these questions? can you say directly what you think about this? i’m not sure that this will help, but since you asked, you are trying to control your loved ones , you suppress them, and that is, i’m also to blame, you don’t leave them the right to make a mistake, you know, that if you think that i will pay for this, you are deeply mistaken. margarit sergeevna, i have prepared data on sales volumes for the last six months, do you also think that i am suppressing people, yes, what, no, no, of course, no, go. well, it seems i’m sick interview , well listen, it’s okay

the jordan valley is home to 70,000 palestinians, yet is 85% inaccessible to its people as israel has0% of the west bank and of course means the loss of the most fertile agricultural land for a potential future. palestinian states, what you can see straight away when you come here to the jordan valley is that the people primarily here are building their houses uh as tents uh and as sort of cave structures and things like this, because the israelis don't allow them here in area sea to actually build, have the permits to build homes, so if they were to actually build proper homes already before the the land being annexed and of course these people uh inevitably being expelled then their homes would be bul the the conditions that have been imposed in the plan says that there is no palestinian state, so what will happen with us? we are here more than 50% of the population, now every year they demolish about 500 houses there, this plan says no palestinian state and no sovereinity, no borders, water, no air, no underground, nothing for. the palestinians in jordan valley we are 70,000 palest

the desperation for action coming from the freat immediately posed to annex areas, such as the jordanwho were riding on donkeys were also arrested. by the army, the jordan valley is home to 70,00 palestinians, yet is 85% inaccessible to its people as israel has turned the land into a military training ground and allowed for illegal settlers to come in and make goods to sell around the world. the area is under international law recognized as palestinian land, which is to be the future agricultural hub of palestine. its undeveloped areas could also be used for energy projects, water extraction and urban centers. one of the most important things to understand about the jordan valley is that this land here constitutes 30% of the west bank and of course means the loss of the most fertile agricultural land for a potential future palestinian state. what you can see straight away when you come here to the jordan valley is that the people. primarily here are building their houses uh as tents and as sort of cave structures and things like this, because the israelis don't allow them here in area

he went on to say this is the hypocrisy that is mindnumbing from jim jordan. there is this in the washington post. ask generally yesterday if the president think congressional subpoenas could be adhered to, the white house books person said i am not going to speak to that. i'm just not. asked whether the president had the same position as he did in 2021 when he said those who don't comply should be prosecuted by the justice department, she said i don't have anything to add. the washington post notes this morning if the house approves the contempt resolution against hunter biden and goes to the justice department which will decide whether to pursue the contempt referral, contempt of congress as a misdemeanor criminal offense that could result in up to one year in prison and a fine of up to $100,000. let's go to mark and carlisle, pennsylvania, supporting this impeachment inquiry. hi mark. caller: good morning. i have a couple of points. please don't cut me off. number one point is, how does joe biden who has been in the public light for so many years worth mill

jordan poole makes his return for the first time since he was traded in. we know the story by now pool helped lead the dubs to a title in 2022, but ultimately things didn't work out after draymond green punched him during practice. >> things never really seem to feel the same after that moment, steve kerr told me he has talked to jordan talk to him right after the trade and texted back and forth sense. it will certainly be a night where jordan should be celebrated for all he's done. but there will always be that lingering icky feeling with the way it all. and it. >> to be a good, good chance tomorrow to say low and i'm sure it will be emotional you know, not only for him, you know, he's got great friends on this team and wig seeing loon. those guys are inseparable. so just naturally, when you play your old team, you want you want to do your best. you want to look your best. i know as a coach, i like to make sure i play guys against their old teams because they often play really well. so i think jordan is going to come probably play really well against. >>

despite the atmosphere of palestine towards towards palestinian territory this is how we are here in jordan we are son of the jordanian god behind our and that zionism has nothing to do with religion, the people of the arab, how many signs are among us, how many of them come and are traits to our resistance, but we want to liberate palestine from the rivers to the seat. where you go. the american people, not to design baiden as and his administration, few days from now, you're gonna celebrate christmas, but your administration set airplanes, wapas, mass destruction and what they are doing, they are king babies, king women, this is not a... fair war, this is genocide all over as they done in baghdad, those money should be spent and the homeless and the magic for you, for your food stands, you have so many poor people that should fix america before they kill our children, our babies and guess from the river with... the see from the river with the palestine is free, palestine is free, from the river with the sea, palestine is free, palestine is free, if you're gonna continue like this, you're

that's exactly what jordan adams did.s going out, teaching in various schools in texas, some other degrees, and then came back, worked on this curriculum. and then there's an aggressive effort by the college itself to push the materials that they are creating beyond the campus and into the broader country. >> i think the bigger picture is that education is a multi billion dollar business. like the college board, selling you all those tests, mcmillian and company, the companies that make the tests, et cetera. this is a very lucrative business. if they can break in and replace what they see as liberal elites that are pushing diversity and inclusion and no black people contributed to history and replace that with white christian nationalism they prefer, they both get ideologically groomed children to be right wingers, and they also make a buck. >> brigitte ziegler was upset she didn't get jordan adams in her district, but when jordan adam signed that contract in pennsylvania she said this is great, he will now be able to go

jim jordan and others will lead the question.es as the why so many inquiries over so many years and the investigation to hunter and joe biden went nowhere and two whistleblowers who brought the story forward and made it public. they'll join us in about 60 minutes and get their story then. >> we don't just need to carry under 30 or black votes. we have to have a robust turnout in both of these demographics. i don't see any evidence right now that that's happening. >> it sounds to me like you think if the election were held today biden would lose. >> well me and everybody else. >> dana: president biden facing criticism and concern from within his own party as a majority of americans say they support the house gop's impeachment inquiry. re-election campaign slammed the scandal before it can get off the ground. karl rove joins us now. david axelrod, obama advisor as you know him well, he also talked about his concern. listen here. >> the "wall street journal" poll was, you know, very, very dark in terms -- from a biden standpoint job

travis, jordan travis! >> katie: i know that you would have done anything in your power to be on that field tonight, and watching this team deliver for you, with you, and what does it mean for you? >> it means the world to me. i am so thankful for the fans to be out there today, and they brought so much energy for the football team, and so proud of the team. and they stepped up today, and brock stepping up, and it does not matter about the passing yards and get the matching rings today, and i am so happy and blessed, man. >> katie: it is an honor to cover your collegiate career, truly. >> thank you. >> katie: it is time to award the john d. swafford outstanding play, and your mvp of the 2023acc championship is lawrence toafili! lawrence, congratulations. you lined up in the wildcat and broke two huge funs that were the difference tonight, and what was the mindset on that drive? >> i could not do it without my team, and you know what i am saying. i tried to contribute however i could, and god put that in fro

of the new year, just as we have wedding ceremonies when we welcome the new year, or when we go to jordan, christ is baptized in the jordan river, because as far as the ukrainian language and the ukrainian context are concerned, all these wedding ceremonies are suitable for us , because i say once again, the whole cycle is important for us, right up to the meeting, ms. oksana, i also want to ask you about the new year, which is now upon us. we will also have a new new year without this new year prefix, but the presence of the old new year meant that we somehow revived the tradition lightning and basil or driving a goat, and actual sowing in the morning of january 14, and now it is shifted to december 31 - january 1, and the tradition of the new year in ukraine, it is quite soviet. will malanka and vasyl actually be able to defeat the soviet new year tradition, or will the seedings be able to defeat olivier? i will say, it's not easy, because of course, you know, tradition is such a very ingrained thing, and especially when you had two new years and you had two options, so to celebrate, to

, and what can you write about michael jordan that isn't already known? michael jordan is one of the greatest basketball players of all time, one of the greatest athletes, one of the most influential people. and mike thompson wrote, here is michael jordan, the fiercest competitor we know, the guy who has everything in the world, and michael jordan falls asleep watching western movies. because he watched westerns with his dad and he misses his diet. so, think about that. right? li so, here is someone who by every measure, we see as the greatest success, right? transformational figure, icon, at the end of the day, he is a little kid missing his dad and wants to watch western movies. so, that is the effect that our loved ones have on us. and it is a journey to get there, and i think, you know, you have come to a place of where can i find peace on that journey? and for michael jordan, it is watching western movies before he goes to bed. >> thank you so much. >> we are all touched by what you said. >> thank you so much. >> i want to think you for the wonderful

. jim jordan saying he would open proceedings for- took this morning. jim jordan saying he would openjy sarlin is washington bureau chief at the political newsletter semafor. good to see you. we think this will go through because since george santos left congress, republicans only have a majority of three, so it's wafer thin. it’s only have a ma'ority of three, so it's wafer thin.— it's wafer thin. it's wafer thin, there's been _ it's wafer thin. it's wafer thin, there's been at _ it's wafer thin. it's wafer thin, there's been at least - it's wafer thin. it's wafer thin, there's been at least one - it's wafer thin. it's wafer thin, - there's been at least one wavering boat that i could vote, ken buck, who is leaving congress and has been critical of many of leadership's decision. you can't say something verve for sure will happen with this congress. there've been lots of votes where republican leaders confidently predicted it would sail through, then when they went to the floor, maybe not so much. but they do seem confident at a minimum this time that they do have enough votes to at l

you don't want them in jordan, you don't want them in syria. you don't want them. and sadie wright, with a 1000000 tons of the right enough old body, wants to help them the why? this is a difficult and i'll tell you what, let's, let's plot for a moment for a moment. thank you. on shipping centers to make your point to make your point, but why we're going to come to your countries or the united states warranty jews before the knocks be how? because maybe the jews were like the palestinians. they were so horrible. they were so vicious. they were so peace, joe, or if the current is really government calls them human animals, maybe that's why not of the european countries and the united states didn't work. they're different. that's the reason. this is not easy. this is not easy, but we're going to have the gentleman in the television just tomorrow when you have stupid smart, won't change the fact that the very argument you was going to use or yeah, it's uh you already knew where the how much you bought and then you're like, the gentleman in your argument was used by ye

jordan was such a funny nation in 1970. allies of the united states and israel of course jordan and israel were enemies of each other. the popular front made orders in the capital city of clan and picked jordanbecause it was an easy place to make your strikes in israel . but the jordanians and palestinians population that was a complicated mix. it wasn't jordanians nversus palestinians but i would say most of the population both jordanians and palestinians would not like or approve of thepopular front being in trouble of the city of clan . they made a state within their stand but many of the palestinians who lived in jordan had been displaced since 1948 and then again 1967 as soon as they had settled on the west bank so a complicated set of populations, of allied ships . and the jordan desert of course was a place where we could land and the commandos could be in control of the planes but tanks were surrounding us and you could see them so the army was at war with the popular front. but we could see the tanks on the right a

. >> emily: that was james comer and jim jordan.g to begin the process of holding hunter biden in contempt after failing to appear this morning. bring in andy mccarthy. tell us about the distinction amendment privilege and will h hunter's resisting be successful? >> it is important to note, the subpoena is an enforceable directive to appear. it doesn't require you to answer every question or any question, that is controlled by whether you have a legally kog niezable confidentiality privilege, which hunter biden has in spades having been indicted twice and if you believe the prosecutor that he is under investigation for other charges, as well. he had plenty reason not to answer questions today, but to my mind, he had no legally convincible reason not to show up. importantly, what he's going to say and the republicans totally botched the timing on this, this is more powerful argument than it ought to be. they will argue that the subpoena in connection with impeachment inquiry is not legitimate because the full house has not voted for

you don't want them in egypt, you don't want them in jordan, you don't want them in syria, you don't want them and savvy, right? what was a 1000000 come to the right of that old body wants to help them, but why this is a difficult and i'll tell you what, let's. let's pause for a moment for a moment. vacuum on shopping centers to make your point to make your point, but why we're going to the countries or the united states. warranty choose before to not see how it cost me. maybe the jews were like the palestinians. they were so horrible. they were so vicious they were, so bes joe, or if the current is really government calls them human animals, maybe that's why not of the european countries and the united states didn't want the different that's the reason. this is not easy. this is not easy, but we're going to draw gentleman in television just tomorrow. when you have stupid, smart, won't change the fact that the very argumentative you was going to use or yeah, it's uh you already knew where the, how much you, fired and then you're like, the gentleman in your argument was used by you we

so there were three planes held hostage in the jordan desert. my sister and i were, among those who were held in the desert inside the plane for six days and six nights. so let's leave it there. back to you. okay. so let's talk about the title for one second before we go any further, because a hijacking, you've just reclaimed the word hijacking as i see it, right? a hijacking as someone takes you away or takes something that you have from you and you've just basically. no, no, no, i'm going to appropriate that hijacking for my own. so you always think of the book as sort of my. was that the title as you worked and just since i'm on that, you told a reporter 1970 when you were 12 years old that you intended to write composition about your experiences in the desert? yes. so guess i could say, well, what took you so -- long. but so here. 50 years later, you finally have so tell us what sent you down the road and also do. please answer my title just because i'm very curious about that. yes. and your own responses is such a wonderful one. so i think

the oldest evidence of sedentary cultures has been found and what is now jordan, syria, palestine, northern iraq, and southern anatolia. 9000 years ago, this region was probably more humid, intensely forest, it than it is now. the archaeologist discovered several pre historic settlements near the ruins of the ancient city of patrons in south western jordan. but yeah, it's about 10 kilometers west of why the most for the valley of most the, it was an extremely important fine. now for the 1st time archaeologist, mario and vince and her colleagues are trying to reach the excavation site during the winter. the site is located on a plateau, 1200 meters above sea level to reach the plateau. the team has to hide through a gorge, sometimes the gorgeous blocks by rainwater or snow. but today the weather is fine. benz is a member of the research association, x oriented which is affiliated with the free university of berlin. this site was discovered more than 20 years ago by the german archaeologist homes gay or gabriel, who is also the director of the excavation project and the chairman of x oriented

is like loving on syria, jordan egypt, many of them living and squalid conditions in those countries as well. and finally, december 1948, the you and passed a resolution. it was resolution 194 resolution 194. that's a big one. it declared the palestinian refugees had the right to return to their ancestral homeland. imagine the un saying this and that sold every thing, right? i mean that's the, that's the biggie, right? that's the quinta essential call by the united nations right? wrong then work. see by then things have gotten so hostile, neither side accepted the plan. egypt took over the administration of the gaza strip. jordan took over the administration of the west bank by 1964 palestinians began to run their own affairs with the establishment of the p l. o and their political party for pi. pensions just got worse. and in 671967 more. israel beat back a coalition of air of armies and they did so in only 6 days called 6 day war. feeling both threatened and confident is real, occupied the rest of historic palestine after that, including the gaza strip and the west bank and east je

settled before its end with secretly signed agreements between king abdullah the governor of east jordanlt of the naka, the catastrophe. the 14000 palestinians packed meger belongings and headed to the brothers in southern lebanon, fleeing from the terrorist gangs of the zionists to settle down in local, regional and a more predicted environment. الحدود اللبنانيه الفلسطينيه كانت حدود مفتوحه وهناك قرا على الجانبين وكان هناك تبادل معيشي وتبادل اجتماعي وتبادل عائلي ولا ننسى ايضا ان هناك بعض القرى التي كانت متداخله بين فلسطين ولبنان مثل القرى السبعه التي اسرائيل ايضا اشتثتها من لبنان وهجرت اهاليها. ambitions on august 7th, 1948, few months after its establishment, israely army commanded its military to occupy the lebanese border village of iran, killing four of the youth of iran in process. اللبنانيه الى بعض قرى جنوب لبنان اذا اما تعقب بعض اللبنانيين الذين كانوا ما زالوا يؤمنون ويعملون على تحرير فلسطين مساعده لفلسطين او لتعقو بعض الفلسطينيين الذين هجروا من شمال فلسطين الى بعض القرى جنوبنان 2 kilometers from the lebanese border witness the second most horrifying massaker after deir yasin. "no

the king of jordan traveled to cairo to sign defense pact with egypt. of its military bases. the commander of the israeli army claimed that they're ready to enter any war the next day. all eyes are fixed on gamal, so he'd start the war and end the israeli entity before it could celebrate its 20th birthday. as the next step, he blocks all maritime crossings for israel, خليك العقبه يمثل المياه الاقليميه بتاعتنا المصريه، ولا يمكن بايه. حال من الاحوال ان احنا نسمح للعلم الاسرائيلي ان يمر في خليج العقبه بيهددوا بالحرب اليهود بنقول لهم اهلا وسهلا احنا مستعدين للحررب. gamal's nightmare came true. israel strikes preemptively and turns the tide in its own favor. israeli jets destroyed more than 400 egyptian aircraft. the jordanian army orders a counterstrike in revenge, but the jordanian fighter jets disappear from radar screens, one after the next. the outcome of the battle on the ground was not so different from the one in the air. once again, people had to... flee in order to save their own lives. israel only needed six days to grab enough land to make itself

so i think what we hear from jim jordan is a continuance of banging that drum. the evidence is this is a motivating factor for the republican base. the republicans have tried to make this a flattened corruption argument between democrats and republicans or make biden the same as trump. voters haven't bought that. there's a republican majority among their own electorate driving the new speaker and pushing them to get aligned on this unkwir ri. >> it looks like you're in a place y you're steps from the house floor. what do we expect with this vote coming up? >> reporter: we expect this vote to pass. republicans only have a three-vote margin today on if this is going to pass or not. all republicans are expected to vote for it except perhaps maybe representative ken buck of colorado. he's been really concerned about it, but he's now saying he has some concerns with hunter biden not showing and the administration not complying on a couple of the requests that republicans have made. so it's going to be an overwhelming vote i by the republicans. and jim jordan has indi

-- by the way, jim jordan ignored a subpoena. he was in contempt really of congress for refusing to testify. do republicans have the votes for this impeachment inquiry? we have only heard of one, ken buck, saying he wouldn't vote for it. >> reporter: to answer your last question on the impeachment inquiry, it seems likely that republicans will ultimately vote to formalize an impeachment inquiry into the president. this interview with hunter was the foundation of. what we saw here play out was hunter biden essentially attempting to use a public relations strategy here to try and box republicans in and force them to accept his offer to testify publically as opposed to testifying behind closed doors. that plea was very much -- fell on deaf ears when it cams to republicans. they believe that they have the subpoena power. they have the authority to set the terms for how they elicit information that they are looking for as part of the investigation. they believe it would be more beneficial for them from an investigative standpoint to t