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'd think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated, it's not, and this is our story. jordan valley is the east part of the occupied westbank, 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 consider as as kind of uh nist 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, 2,000 people lived in this community. today, only scattered families remain. تورفناها عنرفتها عن ابوي وابوي عن جده وجده. جده ت نوصل ل عثمان بن عفان دوله عثمانيه اللي حكمت هي البلد فوق ال 400 سنه هلا ايش مش ساكنين ف

, which is where i began to travel to next, so we've just entered the jordan valley here, and uhurned the land into a military training ground and allowed for legal 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 uh and as sort of cave structures and things like this, because the israelis don't allow them here in area c 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 the

the jordan valley is home to 70,000 palestinians, yet is 85% inaccessible to its people as israel hascultural 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 tentss and as sort of cave structures and things like this, because the israelis don't allow them here in area c 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 bulldozed. 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 palestian in jordan valley we are 70,000 palestinans and in and the israeli settlers are on only 800, so we are we ha

what you can see straight away when you come here to the jordan valley is that the people. primarilyd 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 severeinity, no borders, water, no air, no underground, nothing for the palestinas in jordan valley we are 70,000 palestinans and in and the israeli settlers. are only 8000, so we are we have to stay and our existence there will be the main factor to stop the century plan. it was clear from even before us president donald trump, alongside israeli premier benjamin netanyahu announced the details of the plan that the israeli regime sought to annex the jordan b. northern dead sea and illegal settlements, throwing away all the progress of work done since 1988 between palestinians and israelis. looking on at the situation on the ground in palestine, it was clear that two state solution looked impossible and that a one-state solution where palestinians could live with eq

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israel forces kill morestinians in the occupied west bank as they raid far refugee camp in the jordan valley. the palestinian health ministry says four young palestinians were killed by regime troopers during the incursion. the palestinians were aged 17 and 24. israel has stepped up raids and attacks across the occupied territory since october 7. that is when the regime began its onslot on the gaza strip. since then the regime force. and acceptors have killed around 300 palestinians and detained hundreds more across the occupied west bank. mons a corresponding to joins us from alkabad romala. well, give us the latest that you can, and uh, i was surprised to hear how uh the displacement of palestinians is uh, also increasing, rather heavily due to the settler violence that is happening. maybe you could touch on that for us also, which ultimately. has led to palestinians uh being displaced from uh where they where they live, their homes. that's right, everything the israeli settlers are doing, of course, with the support of the israeli military and the israeli regime is to make palestinians li

it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? for palestinians in area see uh that the way that israel treats them as hostile population. it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian families. who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service. اننا جميعا في قريه العقب لا نعلم لماذا الرد الاسرائيلي علينا. israel's focus is on area sea. this is the goal, the immediate goal. news in brief on press tv, the palestinian resistance more than hamas has released more captives under a prisoner swap deal with israel, the captives hailed resistance fighters for their good. treatment, israel in return free 30 palestinian prisoners, including seven women and 23 children. an israeli captive in the gaza strip holds the regime's prime minister responsible for killing his family in indiscriminate air strikes on palestinian territory. yearden bibas asked benjamin netanyahu to allow the bodies of his wife and two children to retain to the

it's in the northern jordan valley.ted. for palestinians in area see uh that the way that israel treats them as hostile population. it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service. لماذا الرد الاسرائي علينا. this is the goal, the immediate goal. how about says that israel has resumed its war on the gaza strip with us green light as renewed bombings killed nearly 200 a unicef spokesperson says in action by influential countries is allowing israel to push what he calls the war on children in gaza and the united nations says that israel will not renew a visa for its humanitarian envoy in the occupied west bank and the gaza street.

brings the zionists to their long-standing dream, which was settlement and sovereignty over the jordan valleyst bank of the jordan river is home to 3 million palestinians and half a million settlers. with the transfer of 40% of the west bank lands to israel, there will be no more palestinians. palestinians say land. palestine belongs to it is not trump who will give it to the israeli regime. jordan is a destination that is included in the deal of the century for refugees. is considered. currently , nearly 3 million palestinians live in jordan . there are conflicts between palestinians living in jordan and the people of that country. the jordanian government is worried about the increase in the new wave of palestinian refugees to this country. the economy of jordan's demographic structure does not have the ability and tolerance to accept more immigrants. the extravagance of the zionists made jordan the host.

plan will bring the zionists to their long-standing dream of settlement and sovereignty over the jordan valleye west bank of the jordan river is home to 3 million palestinians and half a million settlers. by handing over 40% of the west bank to israel, there will be no more palestinians. the palestinians say that the palestinian land does not belong to trump to give it to the israeli regime. jordan is a destination for refugees in the deal of the century. currently , nearly 3 million palestinians live in jordan . there are conflicts between palestinians living in jordan and the people of that country. the jordanian government is worried about the increase in the new wave of palestinian refugees to this country. the economy of jordan's demographic structure cannot afford to accept more immigrants. the extravagance of the zionists has turned jordan into a permanent host for palestinian refugees. he has harvested from the yarmouk river basin. except remembering the right to harvest water security is another problem of jordan being in the same bowl as the zionists. jordan announced in july 1998 th

forces kill more palestinians in the occupied west bank, as they rate the f refugee camp in the jordan valley. palestinian health ministry says four young palestinians were killed by regime. troops during the incursion, palestinians were aged between 17 and 24. israel has stepped up its raids and attacks across the occupied territories since october the 7th. that's when the regime began its onslot on the gaza strip. since then regime forces and settlers have killed more than 300 palestinians and detained hundreds of others across the west bank. meanwhile palestinians in the... hide west bank say they will not leave their lands despite the deadly israeli raids and this comes after israel destroys the house of a palestinian held in israeli jails. the ditane's father says the regime is trying to force them out of the west bank. these are the targets of the israeli regime insidene refugee camp. the regime has bombedd and destroyed houses of civilians while claiming it has targeted. resistance forces, this is the strategy that the regime has been using in gaza, israel kills an palestinians and des

it's in the northern jordan valley.k-long true killing dozens of palestinians and its latest strikes. palestinian resistance moving hamas. says israel bears responsibility for resuming the war in gaza. streets and people fill the streets in the emmy city, the saw on support of palestinians in the gaza strip.

it's in the northern jordan valley.

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forces kill more palestinians in the occupied west bank as they rate the farah refugee camp in the jordan valley. palestinian health ministery says four young palestinians were killed by regime troops during the incursion. palestinians were aged between 17 and 24. israel has stepped up raids and attacks across the occupied territory since october the 7th. that's when the regime began its onslot on the gassastript. since then the regime forces and settlers have killed more than 300 palestinians and detained. more across the west bank, our roma correspondent. he'll join us early and told us more about israel's recent raids in the occupied west bank. israeli forces have raided several areas in the occupied guest bank and mainly in areas around ramal where the israeli military said that a palestinian was in his vehicle. he opened fire at an israeli vehicle and wonded a settler then he succeeded to to withdrew from that area near the illegal settlement of northern ramalah and then the israel have raided the areas around the illegal settlement of ateret closure has been imposed where the israeli force

detained or not, because the operation is still going on in the village of burka, there is in the jordan valley, two more palestinians had been arrested at the same time, today we are speak about over 4,700. had been arrested by the israeli forces since the start of the israeli war on the gar strip, in addition to the arres, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu decided that the the the israeli regime has approved 21 million dollars to be paid for ensuring the security and the safety of the settlers in the occupied westbank as if the settlers are not the ones who are attacking and carrying out their aggression against the palestinians and today netanyahu is saying that the israeli regime would pay more money to ensure and guarantee that the sisters are living in the occupied west bank, they are feeling safe and they continue to carry out their attacks against palestinians. wow, so the they've allocated more money for regime forces to protect the the settlers, that's incredible, because the budget is obviously bleeding. coming up short, i want to ask you a question real quick if you can answ

settlements in the west bank and intentions to completely annex are to israel, especially the jordan. valleyf the west bank with the most fruitful and exquisite natural re. versus when it comes to area c, richly endowed with natural resources and mobilizing its potential would help faltering palestinian economy, but israel cannot reap the benefits of area c like it has done in the past, especially when it comes to the farms there, there are no workers to to the farms or the land and volunteers have to come in to help, which is only a temporary basis. it's a bit risky to come here, i admit that i didn't tell all my friends that i'm doing this, but i really felt, i i can't exactly how to describe it, but i really felt like. i have to do it for the gaza strip, for the people here. palestinians from the gaza strip have been barred from working in occupied palestine, creating a shortage of workers and depriving palestinians from their income.

settlements are for, this this creep annexation of palestinian territory, including of course, the the jordan valley and smotrich, his finance minister, who even talked about this in paris earlier this year, um, which will then fully incircle the west bank uh... again with the apartide wall and with israeli occupation, so the settlement project is ongoing even while gaza is being ethnically cleansed, so it's clear that the intention is ethnically cleanse all of palestine, and of course we had, i think it was um the arabic account on twitter or x as it's now called, with the handholding um the whole of of palestine with the israeli flag which was then leated, so their intention has been very clear, even to the point where the heritage minister has talked about nuking gaza where um various people have floated the idea of using nerve gas against the resistance fighters in the tunnels, yeah and also a screenshot of someone in israel, i think someone in the higher ups of looking for gaza on google maps and not being able to locate it, which again supports what you have been saying. over the past few minu

have killed more palestinians in the occupied west bank as they raid the farah refugee camp in jordan valley, the palestinan health ministry. says four young palestinians were killed by regime troops during the incursion, palestinians were aged between 17 to se 24. israel stepped up raids and attacks throughout the occupied territories uh starting october 7th when the regime began its onslot on gaza. since then, regime forces and settlers have killed more than 300 palestinians and detain hundreds across the west bank. and for more of an... date we're joined earlier out of romala, press tv's mona can deal, israeli forces have raided several areas in the occupied whistbank and mainly in areas around ramalah, where the israeli military said that a palestinian was in his vehicle, he opened fire at an israeli vehicle and wonded a setler, then he succeeded to to to withdrew from that area near the illegal settlement of northern ramalah and then the israel have raided the areas around the illegal settlement of closure has been imposed where the israeli forces have closed all the entrances leading t

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we investigated the issue. of jerusalem al-quds, settlements, the annexation of the jordan valley, andns and escalated environment of violence throughout the occupied palestinian territories. we now continue the journey, turning our attention to the issues of refugees, resources and what trump's assault on the palestinians has meant for the people of the gaza strip. after having traveled to jerusalems, i headed to the city of bethlehem to get better sense of what locals fought of the coming annexation of their lands as part of trump's plan. to find out more, i spoke with bethlehem born activist mahmoud and asked him about what the... future of this city would look like under the so-called deal of the century. first of all, israel bit the segregation wall between bethlehem and jerusalem, which divorce the two cities from each other, and you know the historical twins between bethlehem and jerusalem, historically, religious level, economic and social, and all this has been impacted by construction of the annexation wall and between bethlehem and jerusalem. moreover, the israeli government

while of course they're increasing the apartide wall and then they're looking at encoaching on the jordan valley etc so israel has no interest in solution, so for me, iide, you know, an ideal world, it has to be dismantlement of the science project, and it has to be a return basically to the 48 border, with the state of palestine and jews and christians and palestinians living in peace as they did before incubated product. all right, that's all time we have for this show. let me thank my guest scott, former weapons. inspector in iraq from bethlehem, new york, venicebili, independent journalists in damascus and thank you for watching this episode of news review up in your host and i'll see you next time. this year marks 10 years since nelson mandela's demise in december 2013 amit the israel regime's genocidal war on gaza. nelson mandela's resolute support for the liberation of palestine has come into focus. this week's edition of africa today is dedicated to nelson mandela and palestine. for inc on these we have exclusive interviews with mandela mandela grand mandela. fully support the efforts of

it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? for palestinians in area see uh that the way that israel treats them as hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian bidwan families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service. israel's focus is on area c. this is the goal, the immediate goal. press tv's news and brief, the israeli army says it has hit more than 200 targets across the gaza strip after the expiration of a truth to targets included residential areas and refugee camps. the strikes have killed at least 110 people adding to the over 15,000 killed prior to the ceasefire. the palestinian resistance moven hamas says israel bears responsibility for resuming the war and aggression on gaza, in a statement, hamas said the israeli regime refused its offer to release more captives and hand over the bodies of three israelis killed in the regime's air strikes on yaza.

it's in the northern jordan valley.communities without any kind of service, اننا جميعا في قريه العقب لا نعلم لماذا الرد الاسرائي علينا. israel's focus is on area c. this is the goal, the immediate goal. iranians, at least 240 people are killed in the besieg gaza strip since israel resumed. its war after the end of seven-day truce that expired less than 30 hours ago. the israel military says it's hit more than 400 targets across the gaza strip after expiration of the temporary true with hamas. targets include residential areas including schools, mosks and refugee centers. striks have killed over 200 people, in addition to the over 15,000 palestinians killed before the seasfire.

elsewhere in a car raming operation in jordan valley a palestinian seriously injured two israeli soldiers. the fighter was killed during the operation. tentions are running high in the occupied territories since israel launched this war on gaza on the 7th of october. our correspondents in ramala, monandil joined us earlier with more details on the vitalitory operations. let's take a listen, two palestinians arrived near the settlement in al-quts carried out a shooting, killed three israels including one one rabbie and wonded a number of israels, they first were speaking about dozen of the israelies had been wounded then they claim that only eight israels had been wanted, two of them are in serious condition, however, we are sure that they revealed that three israels has been killed, then the second operation and those two palestinians who carried out the shooting were brothers from uh inside al-quds palestinians with a al-quds id and not from the occupied west bank, they were members of the hamas movement as the israelis are had immediately revealed and they were expastinian prisoners. im

we investigated the issues of jerusalem aluds, settlements, the annexation of the jordan valley, andescalated environment of violence throughout the occupied palestinian territories. we now continue the journey, turning our attention to the issues of refugees, resources and what trump's assault on the palestinians has meant for the people of the gaza strip. after having traveled to jerusalems, i headed to the city of bethlehem to get better sense of what locals fought of the coming annexation of their lands as part of trump's plan. to find out more, i spoke with bethlehem born activist mahmoud and asked him about what the future of his city would look like under the so-called deal of the century. first of all, israel bit the segregation. wall between bethlehem and jerusalem, which divorced the two cities from each other, and you know the historical twins between bethlehem and jerusalem, historically, religious level, economic and social. and all this has been impacted by construction of the annexation wall and between bethlehem and jerusalem. moreover, the israeli government annexed

troops killed more palestinians in the occupied west bank as they raide farah refugee camp in the jordan valley. palestinian health ministry says that four young palestinians were killed by regime troops during the incursion. palestinians were aged to between 17 and 24. israel has stepped up its raids and attacks across the occupied territories since october the 7th. that's when the regime began its onslot on the gaza strip. sence then regime forces and settlers have killed more than 300 palestinians and detained hundreds of others across the west bank. two explosions have taken place in the waters off of yemen's coast, the british maritime authority says the blasts are reported in the vicinity of the straight of babap in the red sea, now that's where the yemen military has been targeting ships linked with israel of the regime's onslot on the gaza strip. earlier, our correspondent yusuf mari joined us from sana and brought us the details, but these were actually uh warning shots that were fired from. law, we don't know whether it was unmanned drones or if they were missiles, it was most likely

welcome to the palestinian village of alacaba, it's in the northern jordan valley, you think think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated. the palestinians in that the way that israel treats them as hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian bidwan families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service. اننا جميعا في قريه العقب لا نعلم لهذا الرد الاسرائيلي علينا. see, this is the goal, the immediate goal. imprisonment in the israeli jails has a special taste, has a special condition, حكموا عليه 99 سنه و 99 سنه من ضمن التعذيب الجسدي كان الهز وكان الشبح على الكرسي الصغير. segregate the palestinian deton to destroy the humanity, the soul of this dettonee.

a volunteer with the jordan valley activists. >> i empathize with them because i see our people doing same thing done to us for so long to other people. >> reporter: he's 1 of about 200 volunteers, including several american, documenting settlers on a mission to seize palestinian lands. >> it's cleansing the lands of this population. >> reporter: ethnic cleansing? >> i think that term is accurate. >> reporter: settlers spring into action any time to terrorize. here, young men unafraid to show their faces to the shepherd who filmed them. a 49-year-old sheep herder is that man. they came to my house day and night for 40 days last year, he said. how does that make you feel? [ speaking in a non-english language ] >> reporter: my two children, my wife are all afraid. but he says he won't live the place that he, his father, and grandfather lived for past century, unlike a growing number of others according to an israeli human rights group. israeli settlers have attacked at least 16 palestinian shepherding communities since october 7th. more than 1,000 people have abandoned their homes. >> t

it's in the northern jordan valley, you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? for palestinians in area see uh that the way that israel treats them as hostile population, it makes... them their lives as difficult as possible, those palestinian families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service, اننا جميعا في قريه العقب لا نعلم لماذا الرد الاسرائي علينا. israel's focus is on area c. this is the goal, the immediate goal. imprisonment in the israeli jails has a special taste has a special condition, as a special experience, تمدوا حكم عليه 99 سنه و 99 من ضمن التعذيب الجسدي كان الهز وكان الشبح على الكرسي الصغير they segregate the palistine to destroy the humanity. your top stories here on press tv, the top of the hour israel resumes its bombing campaign of gaza after a temporary true with hamas expires, here's. strikes and artillery fire have hit several locations throughout the besieg enclave including gaza city and khan units. over dozen palestinians have already been killed in the fresh strikes. palestinian resistance movement hamas re