that has left the west bank in a desperate situation. apart from that, israely settlements, military checkpoints and roads designated for used by israelis only already made traveling between areas of the west bank difficult in time. consuming, israeli authorities have further divided the west bank into isolated areas over the past three months, disconnecting provinces and towns by installing dozens of new checkpoints. the tense atmosphere and closure in the occupied west bank have affected almost all sectors of society. the un estimated in 2019 that the israeli occupation caused the palestinian economy some $47.7 billion dollars in fiscal revenues between the years 2000 and 2017. hello and welcome to the quicktake section. i'm mattia bosan. in this section we'll cover two important sectors, the auto sector in israel and the construction sector. in terms of this stats, the industry is only working at 30% capacity, some 50% of construction sites are closed. the economic damage is $830 million a month. keep in mind that the building and rea

several stabbing attacks near the west bank city of rel.not just a flare-up of tensions between the israelis and the palestinians, but possibly a prelude to major escalation in the conflict. now the israeli army has been deployed to the northern west bank to this particular area to try and restore order, though they have faced some criticism for not stepping in. for months now, israeli forces have been conducting nightly raids across the occupied west bank. this has led to repeated confrontations and the deaths of more than 45 palestinians. and at least 11 israelis so far this year. israel says the military raids are meant to stop attacks against israelis, but palestinians view it has another example of its violent occupation. i want to congratulate the anti-terrorism forces, the israeli army and the shinbet, who last night fulfilled a successful operation, and we give support to our combat soldiers in the war against the terrorists, against the militants. despite all of this, the number of operations by the resistance youth in the west ban

to enter israel for work, so obviously that impacts the economy of the west bank. next up, another impact of the israeli onslot and that's on the prices of energy, the world bank warning of energy prices price surge, if the mide east war, which we call west asia, spreads, and it's a new economic report which predicted year of weak growth and said that the world faced a decade of wasted opportunity, well based on that we figured we need to... give uh our two sense, as they say here, and our analysis is, the converging crises in recent years have put the world economy on track for the weakest half decade in 30 years, okay, that based on the research we did, without a major course correction, the 2020s will go down as a decade of wasted opportunity. those were the items that we picked for you, hope you liked it, if not, tell us what you think uh, in terms of news that is in your part of the world, contact information is coming up. after series of systematic attacks with the prince of zinus israel and its proxies all over them, the islamic republic of iran retaliated w

the west bank of the jordan river was the attractive subject that shireen specialized in. it was also her motherland. she was born in bethlehem. on the day when shirin was killed by sniper's direct bullet, she was wearing a press uniform and was about to tell her audience another story about the west bank that had kept repeating itself, one of the dozens of old stories that had made headlines in the palestinian news again. palestinians call may 14th every year the nakba day. on may 14th, 1948, about 1 million palestinians were expelled from their land and the forced migration, apart from those who were killed, the others had to flee to jordan, lebanon, syria and gaza. forced the arabs to get into a war with the zionists, but finally, year later, the war ended in peace in which an area of the west bank was handed over to the jordanians. now, the ruler of this region was the hashemite family of jordan. this situation lasted only for 18 years, because in the next arab war with israel, the zionists occupied the... خریدن موشک هایی که هر کدومش چند میلیون دلار پولشه و خریدن سامان

representative of the palestinian people and put it in charge of the administration of parts of the west bankی می بینن زنش مردش بچه ش کوچیکش بزرگش و خیلیهاشونم دیدیم که اینا اسلحه دارن و مثلاً طرف سربازه ولی وقتی که خدمتش. in the west bank along with this 11 major cities has made a distinguished in occupied territories, but what makes control over it vital for all the conflicting parties is this proximity? even if it wasn't because of the proximity to the alaxa mosk and the vastness of the west bank, the zinis would not ignore the fertile agricultural lands and the water resources in this region. zianist settlers backed by the israeliem. do not consider even inch of the land in the west bank as a palestinian right, intimidating them two days before by horror stories, okay, if that doesn't work, you shoot two, three of them, and they leave very good, and if this doesn't work, because they resist, and you massacre, then you massacre, you just make sure that people understand that the less arabs would be in what... becomes the jewish state the better. in order to protect themselves from occasion

and third, genocide of west bank residence by starting violent armed conflicts.

west bank was handed over to the jordanians.ied the remaining part of palestine as well. now the palestinians had lost another 5,600 square kilometers. اسرائیل برای امنیت خودش چند تا تز خیلی مهم داد که بسیارم براش هزینه بر بود یعنی مثلاً شما همین گنبد آهنینی که میشناس بسیار برای اقتصاد اسرائیل هزینه زاست یعنی خریدن موشک هایی که هر کدومش چند میلیون دلار پولشه و خریدن سامانه های دفاعی اما باز هم نمیتونست اومد چیکار کرد اومد. دور خودش رو دیوار کشید به خاطر اینکه از ورود این مجری های این عملیات ها جلوگیری بکنه خب طبیعتاً شما وقتی که اون دیوار نباشه شما از هر جایی میتونی وارد اون سرزمینا بشی دیوارکشی کرد گذرگاه های مشخص گذاشت برای عبور و مرور که بتونه جلو اینها رو بگیره شروع کردن دیوارسازی و مناطق رو تکه تکه کردن اساساً به بافت اونجا به وضعیت اونجا آسیب های جدی وارد کردن به شکلی که تبدیل به یک زندان شده این منطقه اما در عین حال علی رغم همه این تمهیدات اسرائیلی ها نتونستند سیطره خودشون رو بر این مناطق کامل بکنن. territories look like a successful idea for the zionists at first, but gradually the creativity of the palestinian youth bro

representative of the palestinian people and put it in charge of the administration of parts of the west bankده حرفشون اینه که آقا ما دوباره اجازه میدیم و بعد شهرک نشینان مسلحن شهر نشینان آموزش نظامی میبینن زنش مردش بچش کوچیکش بزرگش و خیلیهاشونم دیدیم که اینا اسلحه دارن و مثلاً طرف. "zianis settlers backed by the israeli regime do not consider even inch of the land in the west bank as a palestinian right? intimidating them two days before by horror stories, okay? if that doesn't work and you shoot two three of them and they leave, very good, and if this doesn't work, because they resist, and you massacre, then you massacre, you just make sure..." the people understand that the less arabs would be in what becomes the jewish state, the better. in order to protect themselves from occasional palestinian operations, the zin upon an order by then prime minister ariel shone, constructed a high wall that snake through the region in 2002 that worked as a barrier. in the course of the construction of the wall, many plots of palestinian lands were occupied by the... and practically tighten the news arou

the 18-year-old soldier was studying a yashivaking news out of the west bank.ases, they set fire to a large number of civilian homes and cars to quote unquote teach the palestinians a lesson. a palestinian town torched, the wrecked aftermath of rampage by israeli settlers. under the heat of all these flames rising up from the burning cars, so it was quite a... quite a striking picture of destruction and one which of course has led to concerns that this is not just a flare up of tensions between the israelis and the palestinians, but possibly a prelude to major escalation in the conflict. now the israeli army has been deployed to the northern west bank to this particular area to try and restore order, though they have faced some criticism for not stepping in from months now, israeli forces have been conducting nightly raids across the occupied west bank. this has led to repeated confrontations and the deaths of more than 45 palestinians and at least 11 israelis so far this year. israel says the military raids are meant to stop attacks against israelis, but pales

she used to produce reports from the west bank for al-jazira. the west bank of the jordan river was the attractive subject that shireen specialized in, it was also her motherland. she was born in bethlehem. on the day when shirin was killed by sniper's direct bullet, she was wearing a press uniform and was about to tell her audience another story about the west bank that had kept repeating itself, one of the dozens of old stories that had made headlines in the palestinian news again. palestinians call may 14th every year the nakba day. on may 14th, 1948, about 1 million palestinians were expelled from their land and the forced migration, apart from those were killed, the others had to flee to jordan, lebanon, syria and gaza in order to save their lives. this was how the zionists celebrated the occupation. ended in peace in which area of the west bank was handed over to the jordanians. now, the ruler of this region was the hashimite family of jordan. this situation lasted only for 18 years because in the next arab war with israel, the zionists oc

both in the west bank and gaza and which they are not doing in both the west bank and gaza. because in fact, on the contrary, they deprive posted means of access to land, of access to water, of access to national with natural resources. if they, you know, impede, are movement and, and put restrictions are in a freedom of movement. have rebuilt, for example, most permits that people have to access israel and all the, you know, the, the, the, the closures that we were talking about. so i wouldn't even put the burden on the posting and authority. i would put the burden on israel in terms of protecting posting and people and providing in line with ok national there to national obligations. one more point i want to make this fragmentation a posting in society has led to isolation of communities and the inability to create an alternative for posting. and this is what this policy, a control and the vision and oppression was created is, is that there is no other alternative for palestinians. i done this authority and it's been difficult for also to have, you know, 4 or 4, you know,

do you see israel's economy and also the one in the west bank, occupied west bank? uh, i think they're willing to take a temporary, as they say a temporary hit uh to their economy, in that respect, in terms of the the palestinians are doing minial jobs in israel, the job that israelies didn't want to do, they're willing to uh suffer that the consequences of that for a in a short term, i think they do have a plan to um as as part of their... genocidal campaign against uh the gazans, they have a plan to deal um definitively with the quote unquote palestinian problem, so israel see these - this um shortage of workers uh that they have created shorters of palestinian workers, it's only a temporary measure until they deal with all as they forsee it uh and then afterwards they'll be able to restart, i don't think it'll work out that way for them uh because generally speaking most of what israel plans to do doesn't work out by well for it uh, so we'll have to see, but i think it's only a temporary measure in their minds, but yeah, i think ultimately israel is going israel

to stop israel from what it's going to do in the west bank, what it's been doing in the occupied west bank? the the insecurity of the the zinus and control over the west bank has been you know more so than ever, the resistance in multiple large cities have been really successfully pushing back - any attempt for occupation armored vehicles to enter the camps and they've been blowing up these armored vehicles with ieds, they've been shooting at them with just light weapons. um, it's it's really remarkable, what the us has in mind is for all of the occupied territories of occupied palestine including gaza to come under the fold of compador rule of the pa, mahmoud abbas, but we can see that even the us and israelis comprador government. the palestinian authority is also more uh weak than ever and this the resistance and of course the the popular efforts of the resistance and of the of the people mobilizing in the west bank even before october 7th have really exposed the legitimacy and the weakness of the palestinian authority government um last month we even saw that the uh next names tha

a recent poll in the west bank shows increasing support for armed struggle.d that poll. he's tracked palestinian public opinion for decades. >> the level of support for armed struggle in the west bank before october the 7th stood at about 54 percent. today, it is almost 70 percent. we've seen, therefore, about 14-, 15-percentage point increase. the perception is that there is today, no political or diplomatic, uh, option available to palestinians. if palestinians are unhappy with the status quo, the only way to change it is violence, armed struggle, formation of armed groups. that is a fundamental reasoning that the overwhelming majority of the palestinians today fully endorse. >> navai: while most palestinians don't agree th hamas's radical islamist agenda, their support in the west bank has also grown from 12 to 44 percent since october 7. how can you square the increase in popularity for hamas with the brutality of the october 7 attacks? >> those who saw the videos were ten times more likely to come to the conclusion that hamas committed atrocities. ten ti

, occupied west bank? uh, i think they're willing to take a temporary, as they say, a temporary hit uh to their economy, in that respect, in terms of the the palestinians are doing minial jobs in israel, the job that israel did want to do, they're willing to uh suffer that the consequence of that for a in a short term, i think they do have a plan to um as as part of their genocidal campaign against uh the gazans, they have a plan to deal um definitively with the code on code palestinian problem, so israel see these this shortage of workers that they've created, shortage of palestinian workers, it's only a temporary measure until they deal with all as they force it uh, and then afterwards they'll be able to restart, i don't think it'll work out that way for them because generally speaking most of what israel plans to do doesn't work out for well for it, so we have to see, but i think it's only a temporary measure. in their minds, but yeah, i think ultimately israel is going israel economically and militaril

palestinians fled, an armistus was established and jordan took control of the area known as the west bankan effort to find resolution, series of secret talks took place in oslo norway in 1993. the result was a plan. to divide the 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 very much in place and the palestinian population is constantly reminded of that fact really for palestinians in area c uh 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, 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 they need, the essential. their lives, and so what israel is doing is making both taking both those elements away from them, it's restricting their access to their land, it's using various means to do that, it's confiscating lot of land, declaring it state land, it's creating milit

what is happening in i the west bank? the situation in the west bank the west bank?tank is _ the west bank? the situation in the west bank is as _ the west bank? the situation in the west bank is as volatile _ the west bank? the situation in the west bank is as volatile as - the west bank? the situation in the west bank is as volatile as it - the west bank? the situation in the west bank is as volatile as it is - the west bank? the situation in the west bank is as volatile as it is in i west bank is as volatile as it is in gaza. there are daily clashes and the israelis are trying to go inside villages, inside the camps and trying to arrest palestinians, they think they are taking part in terrorist activities. this is something that is happening every day and they are accusing hamas of trying to bring the west bank into the conflict. this is very serious if it happens on a large scale. we are getting a few more lines from the police spokesperson who says it is unclear how many people have been involved in this incident on they left open the possibility that the suspec

in this edition of the spotlight, we will look at how eyes should not be taken off the occupied west bank where israely atrocities like in gaza have been on going for decades and how israeli officials want to cleanse the west bank of most palestinians just like in the gaza strip. let me introduce our guests for this edition of the program. larry johnson is a former cia analyst joining us from bratington florida. also joining us is alberto garcia watson, political analyst and activist who joins us from malaga over in spain. gentlemen, welcome to you both. larry johnson, first over to you. um, i have to mention how this is become uh, it's extraordinary that may maybe um, we're becoming numb when we hear these deaths that's taking place. i mean, we're looking at the the death doll of a around 26 thousand or up to 27 thousand, but we're looking at how over 200 palestinians. have been killed again in the span of 24 hours uh by the regime forces and and then 10,00 children uh so far killed and 7,00 women uh these are happening um this death thole is happening a rather continuous and frequent pa

they are present, but in the west bank , the jewish settlements are scattered all over the west bank like salt particles that you sprinkle on an empty plate, and even near large palestinian cities like jeni , it is not possible to be surrounded here if the west bank is armed and commit to the operation. israeli targets are much, much more accessible compared to gaza because of this security sensitivity on the west bank is more than gaza, in fact, of course, because of the same reason the settlements that i mentioned and the security control of delivering weapons and producing weapons and so on. much harder it is in the west bank, naturally , this is why the israelis are generally sensitive here when a war occurs in gaza, and we have already seen an example in saif al-quds . which is called israel's internal front. in these operations that israel is conducting in the bank during this week, and some of them had no history for a long time, such as the operations that took place in jenin, in fact, it is trying to attack important palestinian active forces in different groups, for example

someone who is a founder and a main mastermind, someone who established... the resistance in the west bank, also that in itself is significant, since before, in the past, the israelies had always bargained that the west pen, west bank is marginalized, the west bank is isolated from anything that had to do with military resistance, we saw it growing more and more in the west bank more than ever before, and as a result we saw the many confrontations that took place, all the clashes that we saw, the the fact that you had the the lions then, you had more uh groups growing even in... individuals in the west bank that were ready to take on arms and fight even on their own with their own planning perhaps to go and fight the israeli occupation since of course as we are seeing in the west bank bit by bit they are taking more land, the israelies are building more settlements and it seemed to reach a state when the entire world was silent when any certain certain israeli settler who was just newly arrived maybe two palestinian land would go and choose the house and take any house of his two. actually

palestinians fled, an armistice was established and jordan took control of the area known as the west banknd resolution, series of secret talks took place in oslo norway in 1993. the result was a plan to divide the west bank and to three areas: a, b, and c. area a, the major cities such as romala and jin would fall under palestinian civil and political control. b) would be jointly controlled, these areas being mostly areas containing medium-sized communities, and areas sea 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 c, uh, that the way that israel treats them is hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. most of the population in rsc, palestinian population, are rural communities based, the the their livelihoods are based on ag

a lot of a changes have been happening in the west bank, especially on the west bank. a since the beginning of 2023. okay, so you see the to just as a result of this, we don't have the 5 rice governments that there's ever been elected in the country . but what is it that you think that they are trying to do a yes. so, so these to be the, the is rather agenda escalated into $1023.00. it did not be gad. it by the establishment of this government. however, eh, israel, and since 2014 has halted any political negotiations with pedestrians. and it has the been been a known for everybody. and the announcements of the as a, a government that every se should be next to as right. and. and that it, by the senior authority operating inside the area a and b should be degraded as a non political entity only governing administrating a disability. the affairs of processing is this is a very huge shift. in the last decade that eh, arrived it's momentum and into that set and $23.00 is so israel and is a west writing since the beginning of at that to you and to expand the settlements and

she used to produce reports from the west bank for al-jazera tv channel and now everyone was talking about her after years. it was also her motherland. she was born in bethlehem. on the day when shirin was killed by sniper's direct bullet. she was wearing a press uniform and was about to tell her audience another story about the west bank that had kept repeating itself, one of the dozens of old stories that had made headlines in the palestinian news again. palestinians call may 14th every year the... on may 14th, 1948, about 1 million palestinians were expelled from their land. in the forced migration, apart from those were killed, the others had to flee to jordan, lebanon, syria and gaza, in order to save their lives. this was how the zainas celebrated the occupation of 70% of the palestinian land. רבות בכיבוש של הכפרים ערביים, תמיד הייתה הוראה והייתה הוראה של בן גוריון לגרש את האנשים משמה, וזהו אז גירשו אותם, זה לול רמלה, טנטורה, גירשו, אז, ברור שאנשים עשו את זה, מישהו עשה את העבודה, היה מגיע כפר, זה כבר היה פקל, אוטומטי, היו באים אוטובוסים, לקחת אנשים. the ruler of this region was

see, one of the problems that exists is that the west bank is different from gaza. you can't besiege a lost bank because there are only palestinians in gaza, but in the west bank jewish settlements are scattered all over the west bank and even near the big palestinian cities like salt particles that you sprinkle on an empty plate. like jenny, there is the possibility of being surrounded here no, if the west bank is armed and starts an operation, israeli targets are much, much more accessible than in gaza because of this security sensitivity in the west bank is more than in gaza . the security control of delivering weapons and producing weapons and all this is much more difficult in the west bank. naturally, this is why the israelis are generally sensitive here when a war occurs in gaza, and we have already seen an example of this in saif al-quds. it will be very difficult for karane to engage in large-scale armed operations what is called israel's internal front is prisoners. in these operations that he has been conducting in the bank during these three months, and s

how difficult is it for journalists to get into the west bank and for those who haven't been to the west bank to cover the story, what are they missing? it's relatively difficult for journalists to enter the west bank only in comparison to previous times. but israel is placing restrictions and is assigning things like minders to different bureau chief and international reporters in the region. and that is someone that responds and operates under the command of these really military to attempt and co worse manipulate, as well as pressure journalist to cover in a certain angle or to deny information from audiences. but nonetheless, journals still have the capacity to challenge this and come into the west bank. the persons that they are bringing on to speak on the situation are the very people that are committing the crimes against palestinians that is really military spokespersons. that is, is really policy makers and settlers, and at the same time, negating the palestinian testimony. and if they do speak with palestinians, it is always an attempt to frame a 2 sided some. but there is no 2

"the jordan valley is the east part of the occupied west bank, it's the only get 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 el akaba is tiny, but at the same time it's an excellent focal point for understanding the situation today on the west bank. in 1967, 2,0 people lived in this community, today only scattered families remain. عن ابوي وابوي عن جده وجده عن جده ت نوصل ل عثمان بن عفان دوله عثمانيه اللي حكمت هاي البلاد فوق ال 400 سنه هلاش مش ساكنين في العكبه نحن في الثمانينات كان في معسكر جيش هون هون بنت ياسر والعكبه هسه يمنعونا نروح نيجي في الطريق شايف ما يخلوش يعني جنود انت عارف الجندي مش ادمي شايف هسه احن نخاف على اولادنا نخاف على بناتنا نخاف على اللي رايح يجي وبعدين هناكونا conquered the ancient city of constantinople, now istanbul,

mention that all cities now are separated from each other with road blocks, we are talking about west bank is a small area, yet we are talking about more than 800 checkpoints and road blocks, all villages are in the west in the west bank are, they have kind of a gate, metal gate on on front of the main entrance and usually they close it whenever they want and they will cut off villages from the cities and cities from each other and districts from of each other, which make you know the movement of the palestinian people really, really, very, very hard. not to mention also the high number of people arrested by the israeli soldiers and this... arrests became now like a daily regular raids on the houses and most of them have nothing to do with with anything just you know because maybe they have a activities in several years before or been in prison at some time or they suspect them somehow if they are young you know like teenagers so yeah they arrested more than 4,800 yet only after in this last three months in addition to originally we have something like you know 5000 in prison not to mentio

he is the son of al-arore of the west bank.mation of the organization in general there is qassam, especially in the west bank. i definitely want to talk more about mr. arori's background, but i also want to talk with mr. haddad about this assassination. which has been repeated many times, everyone knows that the destruction of hamas and the release of prisoners by military operations did not succeed, even after the cessation of hostilities and a 7-day ceasefire , this operation continued. in this situation, the zionist regime has come to terrorize what is your analysis, do they want to make an achievement and the war continues at the same level or not as mr. seyed oghahi said. there is a possibility that the war will be expanded, as they did last week with the assassination of seyed razi mousavi in ​​damascus , and now go to lebanon and operate there in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. also , first of all, i would like to congratulate hazrat fatemeh zahra and imam khomeini on their birthdays, and remembe

this has been used on peaceful protesters in the west bank.has been used on shopkeepers and merchants. so for merchant gets their produce sprayed with scott, that to throw it out because of how bad it stinks. it felt for a while like the university did not believe us. i told them about it and it is like my concerns were not really being taken seriously. it was not till until people started posting photos of themselves being hospitalized and tagging the university that they started taking it seriously. amy: that's palestinian-american columbia university student layla describing friday's attack on her as well as other students who were part of a protest. no arrests have been made yet. the school now says it has banned the suspects from campus while law enforcement investigates. for more we're joined by mahmood mamdani, professor of government at columbia university who specializes in the study of colonialism. his books include "neither settler nor native: the making and unmaking of permanent minorities" and his recent interview with the nation

well, the situation in the west bank is extremely hot.nowadays , the israelis have a very strong presence in the west bank , and gallant's opinion is that the west bank should be strengthened again in the self-governing organization. and if he can, we israelis can't do anything better in your organization, he has to come in our place. he should do something if banguire and smotrich are strongly against it and say that he will come. because he had a field match against kern bakhtiri yesterday. and today we found out that hamas had two rocket battalions in the past in tol al-karam and in jenin, claiming that we had stationed them in janin and tol al-koram, the rocket battalion in the west bank is no longer like gaza, because the distance between the cities of the west bank and the big cities of israel is very short. iron dome systems probably how. its deployment is not the same as inar, yes, because most of the iron dome systems are located in the south of tel aviv, around the gaza strip, and in the north , in man, with the aim that the mis

over israel's genocidal war in gaza and its recurrent deadly rates against. palestinians across the west bank, 10 years of chaos and war in syria. the ruins left in syria, who benefits from the continuation of this war? what is the view of the west, particularly america towards war in syria and the support of many countries for creating chaos in syria? why syria, a different narrative? welcome back: a us owned cargo ship has come under fire off yemen's coast and the red sea as tensions are mounting international waterway over the us israel genocide of palestinians in gaza. according to us central command, us operated containership was hit with an anti-ship ballistic missile far from yemen. the ship was reportedly on route to these road. occupied territories, a uk maritime security agency earlier linked the attack to the us and uk, air rates on yemen last week. sana has not commented on the incident yet. yemen's resistant movement and saralot said earlier that the stands has not changed since the strike on that country, the group stressed the yemini armed forces would continue to target israel

since then, 300 thousand israelis have been settled in the west bank.يمشوا لتهويد القدس اول شيء تهويد القدس يخلوا سكان الفلسطينيه من من بيت من القدس ومن بيت المقدس. ممنوع نبني ممنوع يعطوا رخص للبناء حتى ترميم ترميم البيوت في في البلده القديمه بواجهوا في صعوبات بياخذوا البيوت هي بسكنوا فيها الاسرائيليين واليهود والمستوطنين صار عندنا صار القدس صارت فيها عدد كم هائل من المستوطنين هذه خطه من تهويد القدس بعد ما يكتمل تهويد القدس تم الاستيلاء على المسجد الاقصى. الفلسطينيون هم واعون لهذه الازمه ولكن المشكله انه ما الامكانيات المتاحه لدى الفلسطيني حتى يواجه هذه اللعبه. the jews from jerusalem from temple mount, i represented the connection between the people of israel and temple mount, from the moment he attacked me, uh, the the activity has has grown and much momentum and we're just growing and growing and the and the interest in in temple mount by jews has been increasing daily. "the civilian infrastructure in gazained extensive damage as a result of the israeli regimes's relativeness attacks from 100 days. nearly 100 schools and universities plus more than 1