have they are so stressed in the west bank, they were closing all the west bank, they weremove in the streets, like any already we have like people have been killed, confrontations going on in the west bank, so we see them that they are like totally like this, this this state is like any not as people were imagined, it's really really really. like very very weak, very arrogant, they are all their power that they have and they are proud of is like coming not from them as as an state or what so call the people, but it has from the support of the colonial powers around around the world, now what they are trying to do in gaza, they want to try to to restore their collapsed deterrance power, that they were all the time proud of and they tried to to to destroy as many in gaza the bomb. the the schools, the mosks, the the homes of the people everything is there, like and they might go in a very crazy offensive also military ground operation in in parts of gaza to do this restoration, but this is in way or another and not in any way will help like any restoring back the state, the

the focus of hamas has been on the west bank. they have three objectives interconnected. first, they hope that they will use the west bank as opening another front meaning using terror attacks. so far we have seen terror attacks coming from the west bank. they are also hoping to mobilize the public to ignite. in doing that, they had an assessment of the situation in the west bank. they have seen the fragility of the palestinian authority. they are hoping that the anger the public has toward the palestinian authority on the other hand towards israel will translate into mass demonstrations. so far, this is not happened yet. last couple of days we have seen clashes and casualties yet we have not seen the mobilization. i will keep a close watch on what happens the coming friday at that is the time of heightened tension. the palestinian authority understands these threats and is deploying to the extent that it can't security abilities to prevent widescale crop -- clashes. then an attempt to basically lead to the collapse of the palestinian authority. it is weak today. it is wea

grab the best of the lands of the west bank, because today we have nearly one million settler in the west bank and the settlers in the west bank they are calling their government to create the settler's estate in the west bank today, so this is coupled with what happened in gaza, we can read this, the west is behind israel totally to try to push for the creating of great. israel, but they are mistaken, they are failing even to protect themselves from gaza, and the and the resistance within the west bank, with all the cost incurd in gaza or the west bank are formidable and is moving to stop this project. let's talk about the possibility of the ex expansion of this war, i mean you mentioned hezbullah, because we know that some border areas in south lebanon ben bomb and hezbullah has engaged in precise attacks on regime forces and their equipment uh we also saw a law that fired rockets toward the regime which were intercepted and in iraq the the us nel assad base has been attack, american forces also in syria have been attack, your your analysis of all of this. so what we are sitting with at the moment is equation that israel find. it

the egyptians and to the international community, they want to wipe out the palestinians from west bank, they don't wipe out hamas only. they want to remove, relocate the palestinians from west park, but the palestinians, now they are having their will and struggle and insistence on staying in gaza in spite of all these massacres of all what they are doing, and i guess they they remaining and their insistance and being in in gaza gave them the credibility. that nobody can remove people from their land or from their country unless they want to do that, probably some of them, some of course the people of fortune, they might move voluntarily, not not let the palestinians stay or go through the israeli conspiracy against the palestinians to remove them to sina or to any place else, i guess, and i am unsure from the palestinians what they say, what they declare from the resistance and the palestinians in gaza, they have to tolerate all these deaths, all these problems in order to remain in gaza, of course the... have tolerated for more than 20, 20 years in beseging this uh this strip in in by cutt

grab the best of the lands of the west bank, because today we have nearly one million settler in the west bank, and the settlers in the west bank, they are calling their government to create the settler's estate in the west bank today, so this is coupled with what happening in gaza, we can read this, the west is behind israel totally to try to push for the creating of greater israel, but they are mistaken, they are failing even to protect themselves from gaza, and the and the resistance within the west bank, with all the costs incurred in gaza or the west bank are formidable and it's moving to stop this project, let's talk about the possibility of the ex expansion of this war, i mean you mentioned hezballah, because we know that some border areas in south lebanon had been bomb and has bullah has engaged in precise attacks on regime forces and their equipment uh we also saw a law that fired rockets towards the regime which were intercepted and in iraq the the us anasad base has been attack, american forces also in syria have been attack, your your analysis of all of this, so what we are sitting with at the moment is equation that isra

in control of the occupied west— which is in control of the occupied west bank — which is in control of the occupied west bank. they hamas came that facto controller. it has been _ hamas came that facto controller. it has been under blockade from israel and to— has been under blockade from israel and to a _ has been under blockade from israel and to a large extent, from egypt to since _ and to a large extent, from egypt to since 2007~ — and to a large extent, from egypt to since 2007. exit and entry from gaza is not _ since 2007. exit and entry from gaza is not in _ since 2007. exit and entry from gaza is not in the — since 2007. exit and entry from gaza is not in the remit of camas. outside _ is not in the remit of camas. outside forces do so. you have the crossing _ outside forces do so. you have the crossing into— outside forces do so. you have the crossing into egypt, the crossing into israel— crossing into egypt, the crossing into israel and the control of virtually— into israel and the control of virtually all the basics in gaza, fuel. _ virtually all the basics in gaza, fuel, water, that lays in the hand of

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west bank. west bank is separate from what you see on your map in the gaza strip. >> brian: might plug in a map of the west bank. ariana ound >> ainsley: they are hours ahead of you. fbi is warning americans to be vigilant, major cities are on alert, chicago, philadelphia, l.a., in europe, they are feeling the same way. this guy, who they are saying is former hamas chief, they said he is still actively involved, asking protesters to take to the street to deliver message of anger in support of palestine. >> brian: people talk about two state solution, gaza and the -- good luck with that, blinken is meeting with mahmoud abbas today. can you imagine a war in which rocket fire or gunfire coming from the west bank at israelis, they will be thoroughly surrounded. >> this is likely rimal. >> lawrence: clash with police and if you are american, you are not only concerned what is happening there, this same thing has been called this day of rage to happen in the states, as well. the question is how are police going to respond to this. all of nypd has been called in, if you have a uniform, you have been told to put the uniform on and be prepared for a

idea that in some sort of compensation for the land that had been stolen on the west bank, good land soll on the west bank, they would provide the palistins generously with parts of the negative desert south of gaza and drive them out into that that part of um southern occupied palestine, so um at the same time they have their ambitions to seas virtually all of the west bank, perhaps leaving some sort of bunter stones they used to call them in south africa tribal homelands, so there is a bigger picture behind these things know that the strategy is still that well developed, i think yahu is really trying to think how he's going to survive at this stage and and the lust for reprisals, the thirst for revenge is very deeply embedded there, not just in the leadership, but there's a whole fascist culture in in amongst these days that really have adopted a type of mass fascism, you ordinary people and and they reflecting. you see coming from the the the vicious leaders of the military and of the israeli elite. i ran across article and i'm wondering what to make of it you can help me out here, that was written by david

the cities like in ramala, when people want to leave ramala today to the northern the occupied west bank, they are not allowed because of number of israeli check points like zatara and harar are completely closed, if they want to head to ariha, for example there is the ham checkpoint that is also completely closed, the israels have closed also the military checkpoint of bail, it's at the northern entrance to the city of albiri, but at the same time it's the only entry for the palestinians to number of palestinian villages around the cities of ramallah and and albiri, yesterday people were receiving messages on their mobiles, warnings from the israeli military or or... then it was clear that these were rumors, the israeli military had been burning to carry out a widespread operation and to reoccupied the occupied west bank, they already occupied westbank, however to send soldiers on the ground to completely occupy the westback, people today for the third day, businesses are completely closed, schools are not. working, transportation, because at the end of the day all the villages and towns are

that exists for almost 100 years and he just wanted before to mention one thing: "if we see in west bank, they have signed agreement with israel, they have recognized israel, what did the palestinian there has got? nothing, israel is doing there exactly the same what they are doing in gaza, land is is been taken, people are killed, women and children, their homes is destroyed, so this show you that is not about denouncing israel or not recognizing israel, especially for example from hamas ever." if you recognize israel like they did in the west bank, israel actually you are not getting anything uh from it, what's taken by force will only actually be returned by force? all right, thank you very much, we're going to have to end our coverage here, that that's the activist and political commentator from sana, thank you, ramin mazari was a correspondent there from paris to uh covered the streets of paris for us a palesty solidarity rally there. thank you so much for being with us at pressv, for now it's goodbye. bir yere geldi, daha birçok şeyler çıkacak, buradan çok şeyler çıkar. bu konuyla alakal

west bank? well when you speak to people in the west bank, they talk about the fee. the biggest changes we've seen in the last couple of weeks in the west bank is a significant deterioration of their ability to move around. we've seen general strikes and we're seeing of rise in settling violence and, you know, people saying that they're quite scared to leave their homes to go out. i mean, in cities like ramelle or in the sensor, it is controlled by the palestinian authority launch. either a no settlements in the center of the city, so people have sort of more freedom of movement. but moving in between cities in the west bank has become increasingly hard. checkpoints have been posted ex, check points, have been put up to people talking about the, the, the dire situation today, just daily lives, the finding things a lot harder, but also there is a huge amount of fee there as well. people worried that that, that the west bank is also going to be striked into this complex. i said in the report that it's sofa hasn't really bain a focal point for the israeli military. but t

the focus of hamas has been on the west bank. they have three objectives interconnected. first, they hope that they will use the west bank as opening another front meaning using terror attacks. so far we have seen no successful terror attacks coming from the west bank. whether they will succeed remains to be seen. they are also hoping to mobilize the public to stand up. in doing that, they had an assessment of the situation in the west bank. they have seen the weakness and fragility of the palestinian authority. they are hoping that the anger the public has toward the palestinian authority on the one hand and on the other hand towards israel will translate into mass demonstrations. so far, this is not happened yet. last couple of days we have seen clashes and casualties yet we have not seen the mobilization. i will keep a close watch on what happens this coming friday after friday prayers. that is often a time of heightened tension. the palestinian authority understands these threats and is deploying to the extent that it can, security capabilities to prevent widescale cla

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therefore, its military campaigns do not stop against the palestinian camps in the west bank because theyg settlement building. we're talking about more than 800,000 settlers throughout the west bank who have occupied the majority of agricultural fields and the lands of the palestinian citizens. they take control of more than half of the west bank. they are confining the towns in their settlement building in efforts to displace its inhabitants. therefore, the resistance is growing and ripe in such an atmosphere, and it is a strong resistance. the enemy is also attempting to break the resistance and attempting assassinations inside palestinian camps and towns and therefore there are clashes and confrontations today the confrontation is similar to tens of confrontations which continue, but on this i can tell you that the enemy has suffered a big number of casualties. when we talk about seven military vehicles in one day and in one hour, in one clash, and the intervention of israeli. air force, this is a clear message of strength from the palestinians, that the palestinian people have the wi

occupied west bank city of janne, i mean both internal factors. firstly israeli incursions are not sporadic, the presence of the israeli occupying army is permanent in the occupied west bank, theyn't enter the palestinian territories from what they call israel, they stay in palestinian territories, there are 650,000 israeli settlers in the... occupied west bank, the israeli army protects them, therefore, what happens in jenin, and roma or in any other palestinian city, is a permanent and intensified aggression against palestinians. it doesn't matter how many israeli soldiers attack these areas. since the beginning of 2023, israeli forces have killed over 200 palestinians. there are 14 toddlers among them. there is increase in number of counteractions of palestinian movements and organizations that go beyond the classic ones like the islamic jihad and hamas. the palestinian resistance movement. are frustrated and outraged by israeli aggressions. the palestinian youth are upset with the palestinian national authority that does not take political matters into account and does not take necessary measures for right of self-determination of the palestinian people. this entity has sec

they're not civilians, they are coming our people in the west bank. they are the binding, the, the, the harvest or of the lance of our problem was in the west bank. they are in person, the one in cushion and that locks on was the day odd killers, right. but the not the police on civilians are you not doing? yeah, yeah, yeah. with this is the war. and then the news is, it is a war and then the war with the we have prisoners and we were the do you know that we are having 6000 prisoners behind these really bars? and nobody get that's more than a 1000 of them without even a case or a trial against them. it's called administrative detention. they don't know even why they are kept for the, you know about that. does the international community does live in administration and blinking or has participated in the water home against our children and guys that a nose leave? the very fact that we are also suffering. they are, there is what you mean government responsible for what and what is happening to their own citizens in the illegal settlement entities which the,

walk and any land they want and anywhere they want, but they continue to commit crimes in the west bank, they continue to commit crimes in our brothers, our sisters, our mothers, this, the imprisonment of prisoners and they used to inflam and put fires, put our hores on fire on our agricultural, you heard from the secretary general of the islamic shihat, the israelis lost more than 30 generals, this is message. to our prisoners, we will tell, we tell them that we will liberate all our prisoners and they will, we will empty out the israeli prisons from our detaines, yes it is time to liberate all the prisoners, it is time for our prisoners to return to their homes, it is time that we come to face all of this oppression against palestine,

in the west bank, palestinians wonder whether they will _ gaza. lestinians wonder whether they will be - gaza. in the west bank, palestinians wonder whether they will be next. i people are talking about anger at what the israelis have done and a sense of uncertainty and fear about what might be happening next. this is a long and intractable conflict, but it had some certainties. it had a certain shape, a status quo. that's all changed. on the way to the cemetery, the flags were from the main palestinian factions — fatah, hamas and islamichhad. we couldn't see any armed palestinians at the funeral, perhaps because israel has such tight control over the west bank for now. but the danger that a serious incident could ignite the west bank is real. when the funeral was over, mohamed's cousin said the israelis raided the camp because of gaza. they wanted revenge, he said, because resistance groups, god have mercy, to all the martyrs in gaza and west bank. palestinians don't share much with israelis, especially not much now, except a dread of harder times

same support rally, also in inside palestinian territories in the city of alguts in ramala, in west bank, they all came out. in droves and they showed the world what they think and the amount of supports that they uh place into the palestinian cause. let me see if we have muhammad khalid back. muhammad, are you there? yes, i'm back. in fact, i've been here for a while. okay, no problem. uh, so uh, this is copenhagen now, we have again another rally. there so we're just receiving more and more pictures, you said also in cape town, you had large crowds of people out there, of course we didn't have the images to broadcast here on press tv, i was just explained to our viewers that this is happening worldwide, and maybe you're not able to see uh part of it, so uh let's not uh talk about this, what we anticipate, what can we expect to see in the coming days, look, i think knowing the... the current right-wing posture of the israeli regime, especially under the leadership of benyamin netanyahu and given his own domestic challenges that he has, facing various corruption allegations, inability even run

hamas, the terror organization that controls gaza is a enemy to the palestinian leadership on the west bank. they do not even get along appeared they are not functioning together there's not one in my view legitimate palestinian leadership that israel has to negotiate with. host: democrat in north carolina. good morning. caller: i would like to say something that liz cheney even said about the leadership. the insurrectionists are in charge. when you have any republican that still says this election was stolen, do not tell me they are the party of law & order because they do not even abide by the ruling of their own hand-picked supreme court. there was no shutdown because they knew they would take the blame. without a speaker, government stops working. . the the motive are the same thing. it is the same thing with the russians. guest: i do not know that means. he raised a couple of good points. we need government to work. the republicans have that responsibility. it was a mistake to throw kevin mccarthy out next week. he was doing a fine job and a good leader. this week we are trying to replace ke

close the north they close the south the center of the west bank they close specific villages and then they will lock people in the small villages in the gardership they wanted the people to remain block under blockay under this age accept the situation accept that they have no electricity. they have no water all the time, no internet connection, and at the same time travel, people are not able to travel outside the garship, you have to accept it, you do not have the right to resist, of course they will explode at the end of the day, this is the least that the people will exp, this is the least that the people will say, we have the right to end the occupation, we have the right to live, this is what the people are are demanding there, and the resistance is doing. fighting the occupation because it has to come and and it's mentioned in the quran and second what what they have done and they are still doing is to give a glimmer of hope of hope let's say that the people have the right to live like anyone in the world they are not asking about something impo

see it in practice, which is the creative and courageous methods of fighting the enemy in the west bank. they use it in the west and they use it in occupied palestine in general and the resistance movement in general and the islamic jihad movement were able to be effective in the course of events and were able to be effective in the course of defeat by changing the equations against this enemy and by saying that the enemy has no place in the land of palestine, has no place in the land of palestine and cannot his presence in palestine is unnatural and unusual, and this cancerous growth must be rooted out, as imam rahal imam khomeini, may god bless him and grant him peace, said , so this is an emphasis that there is general support for the resistance of the free nations of the world. and the support of the islamic republic of iran is specific to the palestinian resistance. today, the resistance has reached here and it has progressed, its power has grown, and this resistance and the spirit of resistance exists in the hands of the children of palestine, as well as the creative means that are used

contrary , palestinians participate in actions individually , palestinian youth and even in the west bank, they't need military arrangements and organizations, so they act individually and target israel's military enemy, and when they see the zionists insulting palestinian women and the elderly, they act against them. and nowadays, many of the palestinian youth are educated and in fact culturally educated and are at the social level, and therefore those israeli ideas about this are wrong . thank you very much, mr. dr. baai. i am grateful to the gentlemen who accompanied us in the form of video and as always. in today's world, this issue will be investigated. hello. here in the city of mamsani in fars province , in this episode , we are telling the story of a hero who stood up for his love despite his simple life. hello. may your dear soul rest in peace, god willing, on the 25th of shahrivar, your dear son mr. yaser shojayan, who is a basijian from mamsani city of fars province , was martyred by two people in a blind terrorist act. what was your job, sir? he was a worker, a construction worker,

well. now in your neck. woods that you mentioned the uh day of rage, the protest, they weren't just in occupied west bank, but they were all over the world, we covered them here for extensively for hours yesterday, and it was amazing how many cities or in how many countries uh people poured out in support of palestinians mona, but where you're at, i believe you mentioned 16 people were killed by regime forces just for protesting the regime forces killing their breathrin in gaza, that's right, palestinians had on friday just because they were taking part in the protest, they were heading to the areas where israeli military checkpoints are there, they were clearly saying that the people being killed there are palestinians, they are our brothers and sisters, so this is the least to do while the palestinians here cannot enter the the the gazaf via the borders and at the same time the... israel has imposed kind of curfew on the palestinians here, all military checkpoints are closed, the only way to let the palestinians leave the occupied west bank is the karama crossing, the borders with jordan had been close

they got rid of the settlements there, but as soon as they removed the settlements, they relocated him to the west bank and they bomb gaza back into the stone age, this isn't the first time they've been... reveming apartments, this has been a cyclical event, this is the first time lot of people are seeing it, but this is the first time the media monopoly has been broken, it's the first time as we internationalize more, you can get oppress tv and al-jazera and even twitter now can come out with these stories, and lot of people are seeing this for the first time, they've never seen the abuse that they they'll see it when it happens to israel, they have never seen such thing, the most horrible things anybody's ever seen in their life is watching this little children being pulled out of the rubble. saw yesterday father pulled out dead holding his baby, they're holding each other under the rubble, the baby looked only to be about one and a half years old, they died together, they they pull their corpses out of the rubble, no one used to be able to see things like that, these images, israels really stepped i

35000 soldiers around the ghaza strip and my colleague right from damascus she said they only train to chase kids in west bank and torture the basilian people in the west bank, they couldn't face real resistance, don't have the morality like the people who own the right on the land to push the ocers, and those people who are with limited resources underblocade for 17 years, not even toilet papers not allowed ghaza, they to manufacture an underground military system to to push back the united states of america's latest technology this is unbelievable, this is massive victory in here, they achieve, and i don't know, except killing the civilians, as my colleague in damascus as well, this is the tactic, terrorizing the civilians because they cannot fight professional militaries like the syrian militaries when they don in syria or in iraq when dash done that, the same thing, the creator of of isis entity and its western b cannot face... freedom fighters in gaza fighting right, what about that? vanessa, because i mean basically we see the uh the science military and they're facing what they're facing in gaza, i mea

thousand soldiers around the gaza strip and my colleague right from damascus she said they only train to chase kid in the west bank and torture the people in the west bank they couldn't face real resistance they don't have the morality like the people who own the right on the land to push the occupiers and those people who are with limited resources and for 17 years not even paper was not allowed to enter in gaza and they managed to manufactured an underground military system to push back the united states of america's latest technologies the west and designity this is unbelievable you know this is massive victory in here they achieve and i don't know except killing the civilians as my colleague in damascus said as well this is the tactic terrorizing because they cannot fight professional militaries like the syria militaries when they done syria or in iraq that the same thing, the creator of of isis, this entity and its swiran backers cannot face freedom fighters in gaz fighting, right? well, what about that? vanessa, because mean basically we see the uh the science military, and they're facing what they're facing

not, it's a groundless thing, it doesn't make any sense in fact, and even like if we go to the west bank, they murdered by the occupation fire, like there was no hamas there and but in fact they targeted the people, they invaded the they invaded their homes, they detained like like thousands or hundreds of of activists from or palestinians from the west bank, what about what is happening in in occupied jerusalem?

but i don't think it has much to do with the fact that the idea hezbollah occupied in the west bank. they prepared a surprise attack. they breached the border fence. they came with paraguiders and through the sea. as i said, there will be sufficient time after the war to investigate what exactly happened. right now, we are at war and we have to fight that war and win it. we were attacked by a terror organization funded by iran, and that's where we are right now. >> but you have said that perhaps hamas miscalculated by looking at all the domestic problems israel has within its own politics right now. >> absolutely. >> do you think that was actually, though, a factor when it comes to military readiness? did it leave your forces vulnerable? >> they may have -- maybe they were under the impression given the debate in israel, that israel is weakened, so that they can provoke us. they thought so. i think they definitely were mistaken. you have to know israelis understand that when israel is under attack, israelis close ranks and they fight together. there's no position coalition right now in is

over 35000 soldiers around the ghaza strip and right from damascus when she said they only train to chase kids in the west bank and taught the palestinian people in the west bank they couldn't face feel resistant they don't have the morality like the people who own the right on the land to push the equipiers and those people who are with limited resources under bloccade for 17 years not even toilet papers not allowed to enter in gaza and they managed to manufacture an underground military system. to to push back the united states of america's latest technologies with the west and this entity, this is unbelievable, you know, this is massive victory in here, they achieved, and i don't know, except killing the civilians, as my colleagues said as well, this is tactic, terrorizing civilians because they cannot fight professional military like syrian militaries when they done in syria or in iraq when done that, the same thing, the creator. of of isis design entity and its swiran backers cannot face freedom fighters in gaza fighting. right, what about vanessa, because i mean basically we see the uh, the ziant militar

here you can find hundreds of testimonies of soldiers that served the occupation in gaza and the west bank. theycrimes committed against the palestinians, abuse, assassinations, bribery, confirmation of killings, deaths, everything documented with place, date and names. also, times they find that you know with breaking the silence, lot of their stories are not true, and you have the commanders of these soldiers coming and saying, hey, i was there, that's not how it played out, what are you talking about? breaking the silence, um, felt bad for me to see, how they act. i was there, i served in the army, i was in very difficult situations in the golani brigade, and these things breaking the silence says, did not happen, the either did not happen or exaggerate, and they certainly do not reflect the general. או שאתה שקרן, אני הייתי המפקד של הפלוגה ואני מכיר את הלוחמים שלי. to give us state secrets about classified operations behind enemy lines in syria so they can initiate a security investigation against us. now our researcher sits down with this guy and during the interview he insists four five tim

west bank and the israelis would maintain control over area c. now israel has been moving more and more towards annexing area seeing, two thirds of the west bank. they already have control of electricity, rose. if you want car insurance, that is considered israel. for all intents and purposes, two thirds of the west bank is functioning as if it were part of israel even though it is not recognized as such by the international community. you cannot underestimate the frustration that that is causing amongst palestinians who won a state of their own and are not seeing any fruits from having agreed to negotiations. that is a lot of what is driving that here. the palestinian leader in the west bank, i believe is in his late 80's. is it when he passes on, it is likely that hamas could take over in the west bank. that is an important backdrop to all of this and the reason why -- and another reason why u.s. leadership is needed. host: this is jason in baltimore, merrick garland -- baltimore, maryland. caller: i believe that this is america's issue. the two state solution goes back to 1967. when obama suggested that israel should go back to the 1967 borders,

here you can find hundreds of testimonies of soldiers that served the occupation in gaza and the west bank. they tell about crimes committed against the palestinians: abuse, assassinations, bribery, confirmation of killings, deaths. everything documented with place, date and names. also, lot of times they find that, with breaking the silence, lot of their stories are not true, and you have the commanders of these soldiers coming and saying, hey, i was there, that's not how it played out, what are you talking about? breaking the silence, um, felt bad for me to see, how they act. i was there, i served in the army, i was in very difficult situation. שאתה שקרן, אני הייתי המפקד של הפלוגה ואני מכיר את הלוחמים שלי, אתה שקרן. של שובים שתיקה. אנחנו קוראים לרשויות החוק והצבא, לחקור לעומק ולשים סוף לעניין הזה. there was a settler ngo financed by israeli government sending spies undercover and to activist groups and human rights organizations to try to spread paranoia and it's kind of like a stazy type behavior. 2015 ורon. they tried to send us people who will give us false testimony so we will publish and