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[00:00:01] wide security deployment that accompanied the demolition operation. Large
[00:00:05] forces of the Israeli police, with the participation of
[00:00:08] army elements and special units, stormed the town in
[00:00:12] the early morning hours and surrounded the house. They also prevented
[00:00:15] residents from reaching the area, and forced family
[00:00:18] members to evacuate the house in preparation for its demolition. During an attempt by
[00:00:22] a number of residents to confront the demolition operation,
[00:00:26] was the most prolific the police assaulted the protesters and arrested two people.
[00:00:33] Female prisoners in Damon Prison face a harsh reality under difficult
[00:00:37] detention conditions, accompanied by a lack of basic
[00:00:40] needs, repeated searches, and repressive measures
[00:00:43] that increase their daily suffering, according to the
[00:00:47] Commission of Prisoners' Affairs and Ex-Prisoners.
[00:00:50] The Commission confirmed that female prisoners in Damon Prison suffer from exceptional
[00:00:53] and difficult humanitarian conditions due to
[00:00:56] Al-Oudat, author of the book lack of food, clothing, and essential female
[00:00:58] needs. In addition to the repression and continuous searching of
[00:01:02] female prisoners' cells without justification, and taking them out to the courtyards during
[00:01:06] severe heat hours, and the accompanying insults
[00:01:09] and humiliation.
[00:01:15] The Israeli Minister of National Security, Ben Gvir, announced during his tour
[00:01:19] his full commitment to the plan of surrounding
[00:01:23] Necklaces in Ketziot Prison with crocodiles, despite
[00:01:25] close relations based on a temporary judicial decision to freeze the project completely,
[00:01:29] accusing the court of obstructing what he described as necessary
[00:01:32] security measures, and stressing that he will fight a legal battle
[00:01:36] to ensure the presence of crocodiles at the site
[00:01:39] soon. Despite a temporary judicial
[00:01:42] decision to freeze the project
[00:01:46] completely, the so-called
[00:01:49] In Palestine this extremist Minister of National Security in the occupation government, Itamar Ben
[00:01:52] Gvir, conducted an inspection tour of Ketziot Prison in
[00:01:55] the Negev, accompanied by the Minister of Environmental Protection, Idit Silman,
[00:01:59] to oversee the progress of the trench excavation works surrounding
[00:02:03] the prisoner sections inside the occupation prisons. During his tour,
[00:02:06] Ben Gvir announced
[00:02:09] most of them in his full commitment to the plan to surround the prison with crocodiles, accusing the court
[00:02:13] of obstructing what he described as necessary security measures,
[00:02:16] stressing that he will fight
[00:02:19] and social upheaval a legal battle to ensure the presence of crocodiles at
[00:02:22] the site soon.
[00:02:24] of various parts of the Strip. The Central Court in occupied Jerusalem had issued a decision on the second of
[00:02:28] this month, ordering a temporary halt to work on the project,
[00:02:32] various changes to in response to a petition
[00:02:34] Hebron. submitted by a human rights organization concerned
[00:02:36] with animals, which objected to the exploitation of crocodiles for security
[00:02:39] tasks within the vicinity of prisons.
[00:02:42] The occupation authorities effectively began excavation work last
[00:02:45] month, where trenches extending to about 170 meters
[00:02:49] were dug around the
[00:02:53] high-security wings. This
[00:02:55] fascist, racist, political adolescent
[00:02:59] tries to attract and gather votes in
[00:03:02] the Israeli street. Therefore, since the beginning of the war of annihilation
[00:03:05] and its preceding silent war of annihilation inside prisons, he has
[00:03:09] taken a large number of measures that
[00:03:12] led to a large number of martyrs within the prisoner
[00:03:16] movement, with instructions from him
[00:03:19] personally to the prison administration and to intelligence
[00:03:23] Arab States in officers to develop plans
[00:03:25] and new strategies based on the slow killing
[00:03:29] of prisoners. To facilitate the implementation of the project, the Minister
[00:03:33] of Environment amended the legal status of the Nile crocodile, classifying
[00:03:36] it as a wild animal that can be bred and used by
[00:03:40] security agencies.
[00:03:43] Rome, for the third consecutive This amendment faced strong opposition from the legal advisor to the Ministry of Environment
[00:03:47] and the Nature Authority, both of whom confirmed
[00:03:50] the absence of international precedents for using crocodiles
[00:03:54] to guard prisons. These violations against
[00:03:57] prisoners fall within a systematic
[00:03:59] of the direct policy led by Ben Gvir since he took
[00:04:02] office at the end of 2022
[00:04:05] and which will extend for days in to abuse prisoners. The extremist minister has boasted on several
[00:04:09] occasions about reducing
[00:04:12] 1266 AH the quantities of food provided to prisoners, depriving them of
[00:04:15] Ijzim, located on blankets and clothes, as well
[00:04:16] successive withdrawals from as forcing them to sleep in harsh and inhumane
[00:04:19] conditions. The conditions of prisoners inside prisons are still very
[00:04:22] bad. We document all violations
[00:04:25] occurring inside these prisons and send them to official
[00:04:28] institutions, and in particular, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and to
[00:04:32] friends of the Palestinian people as well, so that
[00:04:35] we can form a parallel front to our prisoners' front
[00:04:40] of the framework agreement on inside prisons to curb this extremist's arrogance and this fascist policy
[00:04:45] that attempts to undermine our prisoners and their determination inside prisons.
[00:04:49] Human rights reports indicate
[00:04:52] an escalation in the pace of violations inside occupation prisons, where
[00:04:55] prisoners are subjected to systematic starvation and torture,
[00:04:59] and these reports confirm that deliberate medical negligence
[00:05:02] and solitary confinement have become a fixed policy followed
[00:05:06] by the prison administration under the direct supervision of the extremist
[00:05:10] right-wing political level.
[00:05:12] The occupation government continues to push forward with its arbitrary
[00:05:16] measures and attacks against prisoners inside prisons in
[00:05:20] an attempt to break their will and deter
[00:05:22] their determination to remain steadfast. From the city
[00:05:25] of Al-Bireh, Hanin Al-Helou, Palestine
[00:05:28] TV. In another file, and in light of
[00:05:31] rapid regional developments, Arabs and Africans continue to coordinate
[00:05:35] their common positions through a meeting discussing political
[00:05:39] and economic cooperation files, in addition to the most prominent regional
[00:05:42] issues, foremost among
[00:05:44] them the Palestinian issue.
[00:05:48] At the headquarters of the League of Arab States,
[00:05:52] the 21st meeting of the Coordination Committee
[00:05:55] for Arab-African Partnership began at
[00:05:59] the senior officials level to discuss
[00:06:01] ways to enhance Arab-African cooperation and follow
[00:06:04] up on the implementation of joint partnership
[00:06:08] programs.
[00:06:11] We meet today at this historical moment in the journey
[00:06:15] of our strategic partnership,
[00:06:17] and after decades since the first African-Arab Summit was held
[00:06:21] in Cairo in 1977,
[00:06:24] to confirm that the ties that bind Africa and the Arab
[00:06:28] world are still strong and deeply rooted
[00:06:31] in nature. We are two deeply intertwined
[00:06:34] regions linked by
[00:06:38] geography, history, economy,
[00:06:40] and culture,
[00:06:42] with a discussion of a number of political, economic,
[00:06:46] and development files, in addition to coordinating
[00:06:49] Arab and African positions on regional
[00:06:53] and international issues, foremost among them the Palestinian
[00:06:56] issue, in a way that strengthens
[00:07:00] a unified stance in international forums. This meeting
[00:07:03] comes to promote the relationship and partnership between
[00:07:07] the Arab nation and the African nation,
[00:07:10] and without a doubt, the Palestinian issue is the first
[00:07:14] issue present in all our meetings, gatherings,
[00:07:18] and work. There is a tripartite mechanism
[00:07:21] for understanding and cooperation on the
[00:07:24] Palestinian issue. This mechanism brings together the Arab League,
[00:07:28] the African Union, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. The meeting
[00:07:31] comes amidst accelerating regional changes, which gives
[00:07:35] it importance in unifying visions and formulating
[00:07:38] common positions that serve the
[00:07:42] Arab
[00:07:45] and African interests. The General Secretariat has always supported
[00:07:48] and commended the efforts made by the African Union in supporting
[00:07:52] all Arab issues in international forums. Arab-African cooperation
[00:07:55] is not an option, but a necessity dictated by
[00:07:59] the present and required by the future. In order
[00:08:02] to invest our shared resources, exchange expertise, and enhance frameworks
[00:08:06] of communication, contributing to building strategic
[00:08:09] partnerships that serve the interests of all. Amid
[00:08:13] escalating regional challenges, efforts continue
[00:08:16] to enhance Arab-African
[00:08:20] coordination in a meeting where common
[00:08:23] positions are expected to be renewed
[00:08:26] on regional issues,
[00:08:29] foremost among them the Palestinian
[00:08:31] issue. From the headquarters of the League of
[00:08:35] Cairo, Sally Al-Sakni, Palestine
[00:08:39] TV. One person was martyred
[00:08:43] and 12 others were injured in an Israeli raid targeting the roof of a mosque
[00:08:47] in the Bint Jbeil district of southern Lebanon. This coincided with
[00:08:50] the continuation of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations in the Italian capital,
[00:08:56] day.
[00:09:00] Between violent bombings and negotiating sessions, Lebanon is experiencing
[00:09:04] a complex political and military phase.
[00:09:06] After the seventh round
[00:09:11] Lebanese track began on Tuesday
[00:09:14] under American sponsorship,
[00:09:18] the Italian capital, Rome, official Lebanese
[00:09:21] sources confirmed that the main demands during
[00:09:24] this round are to achieve
[00:09:28] the areas located within what the occupation calls the yellow line,
[00:09:32] foremost among them the cities of Bint Jbeil
[00:09:35] and Khiam, in addition to Zawtar
[00:09:38] Sharqiyeh. The Lebanese delegation also seeks to impose a comprehensive
[00:09:42] ceasefire and halt systematic bombing operations
[00:09:46] and other violations that the occupation has continued
[00:09:49] to carry out since the signing
[00:09:52] June 26th last year. In this
[00:09:57] context, occupation forces carried out dozens of violations during the past
[00:10:01] 24 hours, the most prominent of which
[00:10:04] were sweeping operations with heavy machine guns in several
[00:10:08] southern areas, including Khiam, Mansouri, Majd
[00:10:11] Zoun, Hadd Haris. In addition to that, many
[00:10:15] southern villages and towns witnessed the movement of military
[00:10:18] and armored vehicles, especially between Wadi Al-Saluqi
[00:10:22] and the town of Houla, and from the town of Hadathah
[00:10:25] towards the outskirts of the town of Ait Al-Jabal. These movements
[00:10:29] were preceded by intense artillery shelling of the neighboring
[00:10:33] villages and towns, where Zawtar Sharqiyeh was subjected
[00:10:36] to artillery shelling and drone attacks
[00:10:40] that also targeted the area of Hay Al-Ruwais, on the outskirts of the town
[00:10:43] of Nabatiyeh Al-Fawqa. In the same context, Kafr Tbnit, Hadathah, Majd
[00:10:47] Zoun, and Mansouri were subjected
[00:10:50] to massive bombing and demolition operations, while the south is witnessing
[00:10:54] intense overflights by warplanes and drones.
[00:10:57] Bilal Al-Hijazi, Palestine TV.
[00:11:00] US President Donald Trump said that Washington is holding
[00:11:04] very good talks with Iran, expressing his hope that Iran will
[00:11:08] not be dealt a severe blow. Trump said that the Strait of Hormuz
[00:11:11] will open soon, otherwise Iran will suffer a severe
[00:11:15] blow, stressing that Iran will never
[00:11:18] acquire nuclear
[00:11:20] weapons.
[00:11:24] For its part, the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced
[00:11:27] an agreement with the Sultanate of Oman on the geographical coordinates of the route for ships to cross
[00:11:31] in the Strait of Hormuz after studying its technical, legal,
[00:11:35] security, and environmental dimensions. It indicated that the joint
[00:11:38] statement is in the final drafting stage, unless
[00:11:41] it is obstructed by third parties. This coincided
[00:11:44] with the announcement by the US Treasury Department of lifting Iran-related
[00:11:48] sanctions. An informed source, quoting Iranian television, said
[00:11:51] that any potential agreement between Iran and the Sultanate
[00:11:55] of Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz does not mean the immediate
[00:11:59] reopening of the strait, stressing that negotiations
[00:12:02] are taking place between Tehran and Muscat
[00:12:05] and do not include the United
[00:12:07] States.
[00:12:12] To the headlines:
[00:12:15] The occupation continues to storm Qalandia camp with dozens of vehicles
[00:12:19] and bulldozers and seizes three homes in the surface area of Marhaba.
[00:12:22] A new settlement
[00:12:29] plan in Lilo threatens to isolate East
[00:12:33] Jerusalem from Bethlehem.
[00:12:35] The occupation army carries out a
[00:12:42] demolition operation of residential buildings east of Gaza
[00:12:46] City amid artillery shelling
[00:12:49] Injuries and burning of homes in
[00:12:55] an attack by settlers on and
[00:12:59] people.
[00:13:06] A martyr and twenty injured in continuous raids on southern
[00:13:10] Lebanon. Tehran and Oman agree to regulate navigation
[00:13:14] in Hormuz.
[00:13:19] Dear viewers, this concludes the seventh edition. Thank you for your kind
[00:13:23] viewership, and goodbye.
[00:14:06] Where is the security council that he talked about? Where is the one who said that we
[00:14:10] will come, and we will stop, and we will do all of this? There is nothing
[00:14:13] from this, and the truce that they are talking about, there is nothing. On the contrary, what I see is that there is
[00:14:17] no truce and nothing. The escalation is increasing day by day.
[00:14:20] Deaths are in the dozens, injuries are in the dozens.
[00:14:23] I came out of the house with nothing.
[00:15:29] Sheikh Yusuf bin Ismail bin
[00:15:33] Muhammad Nasir al-Din al-Nabhani is known
[00:15:36] as the pioneer of poetry
[00:15:38] in Palestine. Sheikh Yusuf
[00:15:41] al-Nabhani was a jurist, a writer,
[00:15:45] a judge, a Sufi, and a poet
[00:15:49] who wrote extensively in praise of the Prophet, peace
[00:15:52] be upon him.
[00:15:56] Some of his contemporaries described him
[00:15:59] as drawing from an ocean, and he
[00:16:03] in writing, so much so that his contemporaries
[00:16:07] considered him the first in what
[00:16:11] he wrote in the sciences of religion, interpretation,
[00:16:13] Sufism, Hadith,
[00:16:16] literature, and history.
[00:16:19] Thus, Sheikh Yusuf al-Nabhani left
[00:16:23] a wealth of printed and manuscript
[00:16:26] works.
[00:16:29] Jacob
[00:16:33] "Prominent Thinkers and Writers in
[00:16:38] Palestine," testifies to the abundance of his production in this field,
[00:16:42] when he says about the intellectual,
[00:16:44] literary, and scientific wealth
[00:16:46] left by al-Nabhani that he found in
[00:16:50] the catalogs of the Egyptian National Library
[00:16:53] poetry in praise of the Prophet, peace be upon him,
[00:16:57] which he named "The Pearl
[00:17:00] Prophetic Praises."
[00:17:03] Mahmoud Al-Akhras mentioned in his book
[00:17:06] "Palestinian-Jordanian Bibliography" 56
[00:17:10] works,
[00:17:13] while the writer Yusuf Ilyan Sarkis
[00:17:16] listed in his book "Dictionary of Arabic
[00:17:19] and Arabized Publications" 48
[00:17:23] books, all printed,
[00:17:26] and some in several
[00:17:28] parts.
[00:17:31] Sheikh Yusuf Al-Nabhani lived
[00:17:34] a life, part of which he spent in seeking knowledge,
[00:17:38] and a part in teaching and instruction, and a
[00:17:41] larger part during which he moved
[00:17:44] through several positions,
[00:17:46] the judiciary.
[00:17:50] The era in which Al-Nabhani lived
[00:17:53] was characterized by political
[00:17:57] and tension in the Arab region. In
[00:18:00] 1831,
[00:18:04] Ibrahim Pasha seized Palestine, and
[00:18:07] his campaign brought about the areas he
[00:18:11] carved out of the Ottoman Empire. Although
[00:18:14] his rule did not last for more than ten
[00:18:18] years, the foreign cultural,
[00:18:21] political,
[00:18:24] and economic influences were clear. During
[00:18:27] the period that followed Ibrahim Pasha's campaign,
[00:18:31] the invasion of foreign missions spread,
[00:18:34] and many foreign schools with a missionary
[00:18:37] character were established
[00:18:39] under their umbrella.
[00:18:44] The region remained in constant upheaval
[00:18:48] and tension until the outbreak of the First
[00:18:51] World War.
[00:18:55] And what followed from the occupation
[00:18:58] of Palestine and its subjugation under the British
[00:19:01] Mandate. This was the period during which Sheikh
[00:19:04] Al-Nabhani withdrew from public life and refused
[00:19:08] to hold any
[00:19:09] position.
[00:19:13] He remained in his hometown until
[00:19:15] he passed away in 1932.
[00:19:18] 1932
[00:19:25] Sheikh Al-Nabhani wrote a biography of his life, which appeared
[00:19:29] in his book "Hadi Al-Mureed ila
[00:19:32] Tareeq Al-Asaneed," and it contains glimpses of what
[00:19:35] the situation was like at that
[00:19:38] time. I am the poor Yusuf bin Ismail bin
[00:19:42] Hassan bin Muhammad Nasir Al-Din Al-Nabhani.
[00:19:45] I was born in
[00:19:49] in the village of
[00:19:53] the northern side of the land of Palestine.
[00:19:56] There are three stages between it and Jerusalem, and it
[00:20:00] is now affiliated with Haifa from the works
[00:20:03] of Acre. I learned the Qur'an from my father,
[00:20:08] may God protect him, who was a skilled memorizer.
[00:20:10] He sent
[00:20:14] me, after he taught me some texts, when I was 17
[00:20:17] years old, to Egypt to seek
[00:20:21] knowledge at Al-Azhar Mosque. I stayed
[00:20:24] there for about seven years. After I acquired
[00:20:28] some knowledge, I returned by order of my father
[00:20:32] to my homeland and stayed in Acre for about
[00:20:35] a year, giving lessons.
[00:20:38] Then I took up the position of deputy judge in
[00:20:41] the town of Jenin, which is now part of Nablus.
[00:20:45] I remained there for about a year, then I headed
[00:20:48] to the Abode of the Caliphate, Constantinople,
[00:20:52] and stayed there for about two and a half
[00:20:56] years. Then I left it as a judge in the province
[00:20:59] of Mosul, named Koi Sanjaq, which
[00:21:03] is one of the mother
[00:21:04] cities of the Kurds.
[00:21:09] He mentions in his biography details of his
[00:21:12] journey and his passage through Iraq and his visit to the shrines
[00:21:16] of prophets, saints,
[00:21:18] and righteous people. Then he mentions his return to Syria,
[00:21:21] his return to Istanbul, his residence,
[00:21:24] and his authorship of books. He also mentions
[00:21:28] his appointment as head of the criminal court in Latakia,
[00:21:31] his return to Jerusalem, and his appointment as head
[00:21:34] of the criminal court there, and his meeting
[00:21:37] with Sheikh Hassan Abi Halawa
[00:21:40] Al-Ghazzi, whom he describes as a man of miracles,
[00:21:44] and his receiving the Qadiri Sufi order
[00:21:47] at his hands, until he reached his promotions to the head
[00:21:51] of the civil court in Beirut, where he resided
[00:21:54] for more than 20 years,
[00:21:58] and remained until he was dismissed from his position
[00:22:01] after the announcement of the Ottoman Constitution. Regarding
[00:22:04] his dismissal, he says in the book "Dalail
[00:22:07] Al-Khayrat": "My dismissal from my position was
[00:22:11] a blessing, one of the greatest blessings of God upon
[00:22:14] me, for He, the Exalted, has
[00:22:17] enabled me, from the time of my dismissal until now, to visit
[00:22:20] the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace,
[00:22:24] and reside in his vicinity for seven
[00:22:27] years, except for the summer days during extreme
[00:22:30] heat. I used to return to the lands
[00:22:33] of Syria and stay for the summer,
[00:22:37] then return to him." Thus, Sheikh
[00:22:40] Yusuf Al-Nabhani lived a full
[00:22:43] and rich life
[00:22:45] of giving and left dozens
[00:22:47] of works in various fields.
[00:24:11] Where is the security council that he talked about? Where is the one who said that we
[00:24:14] will come, and we will stop, and we will do all of this? There is nothing
[00:24:18] from this, and the truce that they are talking about, there is nothing. On the contrary,
[00:24:20] what I see is that there is no truce and nothing. The escalation is increasing day by day.
[00:24:24] Deaths are in the dozens, injuries are in the dozens.
[00:24:27] I left the house with nothing.
[00:24:59] Only my clothes and the clothes of the one I'm wearing
[00:25:01] I didn't take anything. We didn't expect this, and our house
[00:25:05] is gone, and our belongings are gone, and everywhere we go,
[00:25:09] there is no money, no aid. We are not connected
[00:25:12] to anything at all. We have nothing.
[00:25:15] I mean, if we wanted to fix the tent, it's broken,
[00:25:18] torn, shredded.
[00:25:46] Total destruction. Not a single house. All three or four
[00:25:50] are piled on top of each other. We don't even know where our house is. We found
[00:25:54] it. All three of our neighbors are on us, and we are on our neighbors. My house is not even visible
[00:25:58] at all. Our house is not there, and we don't know where
[00:26:01] our house is.
[00:26:40] I cried and cried until I came, man.
[00:26:43] We built this house,
[00:26:45] our life. By God, our life.
[00:26:49] Without hitting, how does one live?
[00:26:52] By God, we are humiliated. We died. What
[00:26:55] can we do? We are doomed, by God,
[00:26:59] we are doomed. Life will not return to what it was.
[00:27:02] Empty. We will still suffer a lot.
[00:27:24] The morning hour struck, and the sparrow
[00:27:27] chirped. The dawn breeze
[00:27:30] lingered in the homes, visiting
[00:27:33] the moon. It bid farewell to its star,
[00:27:37] and the dew kissed the roses. The sun
[00:27:40] smiled on its cheeks.
[00:27:42] This night
[00:27:45] for the innocent, the morning
[00:27:46] hour struck.
[00:27:51] morning.