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[00:00:00] While the military operation continues amidst
[00:00:03] fears of an escalation in the number of detainees and prisoners
[00:00:11] Har Homa. In this a gas cylinder and the risks involved in the field. The Prisoner's Club stated in a statement that the widespread arrests and field investigations
[00:00:14] were accompanied by severe assaults
[00:00:17] the largest possible number of and violations against citizens, which included
[00:00:20] severe beating and the use of restraints as a means
[00:00:23] of torture and abuse,
[00:00:27] the occupation forces even in in addition to threats and intimidation
[00:00:28] on the farmers and forcing citizens to leave their homes
[00:00:30] and converting a number of them into field investigation centers,
[00:00:34] as well as acts of vandalism
[00:00:37] and standard of living, and so on. and destruction that affected citizens' homes
[00:00:39] and properties.
[00:00:46] This concludes the news summary. We will meet you at the top of the hour for the third bulletin. Goodbye.
[00:00:49] the movement of citizens who do not
[00:00:54] do you manage your affairs
[00:01:03] to enter, ambulance cars are not allowed
[00:01:10] became more aggressive.
[00:01:15] who do not
[00:01:21] internally from the There are laws,
[00:01:27] that have a hand in this
[00:01:31] On foot,
[00:01:39] a new temporary system for exiting
[00:01:45] Sitteh, I thank you for
[00:02:20] in Al-Nu'man village with
[00:02:25] The most dangerous thing happening 6,000 settlement units will be built. difficult and in line with
[00:02:34] Will the success of the occupation in imposing
[00:02:37] Dear viewers, welcome
[00:02:38] and the profound one concerning to a new episode of the "Between Two Walls" program
[00:02:42] from Al-Nu'man village, located in
[00:02:45] the northeastern region
[00:02:48] and exiting the of Bethlehem. This village is subjected to occupation violations
[00:02:52] and targeting with demolition and displacement of its citizens
[00:02:55] to learn more about the details of the
[00:02:58] occupation's procedures, please follow us after the break.
[00:03:07] that affected our students in
[00:03:09] of course that they
[00:03:19] is not right and affects
[00:03:21] of Palestinians who will reside
[00:03:37] the car are taken. them away. This is what happens between us and them. In the
[00:03:44] Dear viewers, welcome again. We are talking about
[00:03:47] Al-Nu'man village and the
[00:03:53] will face in exhausted and drained occupation and settlement procedures surrounding it, targeting it with eviction notices, displacement,
[00:03:55] and demolition. With us is the head of
[00:03:57] of attacks on otherwise. The other issue is that whoever does not Al-Nu'man Village Council, Jamal Al-Daraawi.
[00:03:59] the natural resources in this Greetings to you, Abu Suleiman. When we talk about Al-Nu'man,
[00:04:03] we talk about a village that is besieged by the wall
[00:04:08] within the borders of the occupation municipality and besieged by an occupation checkpoint, and also
[00:04:11] entering and exiting it seems difficult even for
[00:04:14] its residents. Tell us more about the
[00:04:17] village. Al-Nu'man village is an occupied village land
[00:04:21] since 1967. Its population now does not
[00:04:25] exceed 150, while a few years ago it was
[00:04:28] 2,200. It is in a continuous state of decline,
[00:04:32] of course, due to the
[00:04:35] of the army into the village occupation violations that began in 1993
[00:04:39] of settlers in an hour without with the prohibition of building and the demolition of houses that were built in that year
[00:04:43] and the payment of exorbitant financial fines that range from
[00:04:46] 60 to 90 thousand
[00:04:48] surveillance, there are surveillance cameras from shekels. And after paying the fines, they
[00:04:51] demolished these houses at that
[00:04:53] cut off, we were deprived of services from time and claimed to us that this area falls within
[00:04:56] the borders of what is called the
[00:04:59] Certainly, when we enter Jerusalem Municipality, the expanded borders of 1967.
[00:05:01] settlement expansion
[00:05:03] part of occupied Of course, the residents of this area
[00:05:06] hold Palestinian identity cards. Before that, it was a West Bank identity card.
[00:05:10] No one at that time held a Jerusalemite identity card.
[00:05:14] It is far from the Jerusalem
[00:05:17] area. It is closer to Bethlehem
[00:05:20] and has been registered since 1967 as holding
[00:05:23] a West Bank identity card. It was transformed after the Palestinian
[00:05:27] Authority into a Palestinian identity card. Of course,
[00:05:29] its lands are an extension of the Abu Ghneim settlement
[00:05:33] or Jabal Abu Ghneim. That beautiful mountain, which used to form
[00:05:37] a beautiful Palestinian forest. The ownership of its lands
[00:05:40] belongs to the people of Beit Sahour and Beit
[00:05:42] Jala. This area, Al-Nu'man,
[00:05:45] 70% of its land area belongs
[00:05:49] to the people of Beit Sahour, and it is the actual
[00:05:53] expansion area for Beit Sahour. And when we talk
[00:05:57] about this part, brother Abu Suleiman, the occupation
[00:06:00] linked you with an occupation checkpoint, and also
[00:06:03] surrounded the village with the wall from all sides.
[00:06:06] So you are not in Bethlehem and you are not in occupied
[00:06:10] Jerusalem. 100% yes,
[00:06:13] we are closed off towards the Palestinian
[00:06:16] areas. Entry and exit are only through inspection
[00:06:19] and our names are registered on a list
[00:06:22] at the checkpoint. No one else is allowed to enter
[00:06:26] except for the actual residents inside
[00:06:29] the village. Even the landowners who own land in
[00:06:32] this area and live outside the area are not allowed
[00:06:36] to enter. At the same time, if we go more than
[00:06:39] 50 meters from our houses towards Jerusalem, our entry is considered
[00:06:43] illegal and in violation, and we are subject to detention
[00:06:46] and arrest. So this is as if it is a closed
[00:06:50] military zone, an isolated canton from all
[00:06:53] directions. Let us go back and talk about the houses. Where has the issue
[00:06:57] reached? You received for the third time a notice
[00:07:01] of demolition and evacuation. Where have things
[00:07:04] reached in this regard? Now they are in the first
[00:07:08] stage, which is after the investigation into proving ownership
[00:07:11] of the houses and so on. We are certainly
[00:07:14] aware that they are planning to file
[00:07:17] indictments through the occupation court against
[00:07:21] these houses and demand the demolition
[00:07:25] of these houses. Do you think there are other measures that the occupation is trying
[00:07:29] to impose on you, other measures
[00:07:31] that might be
[00:07:35] the occupation and its plans?
[00:07:38] in East Jerusalem specifically during this period
[00:07:41] is what is called settlement, where the Israeli
[00:07:45] settlement officer announced that the Israeli
[00:07:48] settlement in all of East Jerusalem
[00:07:50] is subject to settlement works, and they began
[00:07:54] to divide all areas from Sur Baher
[00:07:57] to Beit Hanina in the north to Al-Nu'man
[00:08:01] in the south, dividing them into basins. Now they choose, for example,
[00:08:05] a basin of 200 dunams, 300 dunams, they search to see if
[00:08:08] there are people displaced from the registered lands
[00:08:11] in their names, or if they hold Palestinian identity cards and are outside
[00:08:15] the limits of their residence, outside the limits of what is called the
[00:08:18] Jerusalem Municipality, with the aim
[00:08:21] cannot prove ownership, and even if they prove it, as Palestinians,
[00:08:25] according to their laws and regulations, whoever holds
[00:08:29] a Palestinian identity card cannot register land in their name,
[00:08:32] meaning as if it turns into a guardian
[00:08:36] of absentee property office, guardian of absentee property, or state property,
[00:08:40] and both are more dangerous than each other, whether it is a guardian of absentee
[00:08:43] property, whose goal is to consider himself the guardian of the property
[00:08:47] of absentees located outside the borders of Palestine in Jordan or elsewhere,
[00:08:51] considering them hostile states to the Israeli
[00:08:54] regime according to their laws that there is something called a guardian
[00:08:58] of absentee property, who is supposed to protect their lands,
[00:09:01] of course, he can rent them and build settlements on them and so on
[00:09:05] and rent them to settlers or
[00:09:10] come forward with recognition, or with registration, or
[00:09:13] with a claim, as happened in Umm Tuba, announced in
[00:09:16] 2023 a certain area of Umm Tuba that has more than
[00:09:20] 19 or 20 houses close to the Abu Ghneim settlement.
[00:09:24] They did not publish, they did not announce, they did not put, as usual,
[00:09:27] notices and notifications, and so on, and the
[00:09:31] settlement there ended completely and was registered as
[00:09:34] state property. The last question regarding managing your
[00:09:37] affairs in the village, do garbage trucks
[00:09:41] enter, and if you need fire defense,
[00:09:44] we previously observed large fires in this place.
[00:09:47] This, Mr. Hani, was previously before the wall, the gate,
[00:09:51] and the Mazmuria checkpoint. This was the role of the Palestinian Authority, and garbage
[00:09:55] trucks would enter, and the Palestinian Civil Defense
[00:09:58] would intervene if there was a fire or anything else. When the work on the wall
[00:10:02] was completed and we were completely
[00:10:05] the Palestinian National Authority, and we were
[00:10:08] also prevented, and services were also prevented from
[00:10:12] the Jerusalem Municipality. Therefore, for example, every house now has its
[00:10:16] own incinerator, in addition to the environmental pollution
[00:10:19] and diseases and insects and so on
[00:10:23] from these issues.
[00:10:26] Other services are only available through
[00:10:29] private cars, like bringing in
[00:10:32] in transporting it. We no longer
[00:10:35] have any services, while the Jerusalem Municipality has imposed
[00:10:39] on us to pay very exorbitant Arnona fees.
[00:10:43] Citizens have paid them. The cheapest house pays between
[00:10:47] 7,000 and 10,000 shekels per year,
[00:10:50] of course, with financial fines. And they treat citizens
[00:10:53] as if they are residents of Tel Aviv or residents
[00:10:57] of West Jerusalem, with a high cost of living
[00:11:02] While the citizen cannot even afford to feed his children bread, imagine him paying
[00:11:05] 1,000 shekels a year in Arnona, and at the same
[00:11:08] time, no services are provided to him in return
[00:11:11] for the Arnona. This is what is happening in Al-Nu'man village, Mr.
[00:11:15] Hani. With reference, brother Jamal, to the fact that we are in this location
[00:11:19] opposite Al-Nu'man village, which we could not enter
[00:11:22] due to the occupation's procedures,
[00:11:25] which only allow the village residents
[00:11:28] to enter with complex procedures. Thank you, Jamal
[00:11:31] Al-Daraawi, head of Al-Nu'man Village Council, for the
[00:11:35] details you provided.
[00:12:39] Dear viewers, we continue with this episode
[00:12:42] and talk about the suffering of citizens
[00:12:45] Mr. Nidal Abu Sitteh. God bless you
[00:12:48] and greetings, brother Nidal. When we talk about this village
[00:12:51] besieged by the wall and also by an occupation checkpoint,
[00:12:55] what are the daily occupation procedures for you to enter
[00:12:59] and exit the village to Bethlehem?
[00:13:02] Yes, it is here the separation wall
[00:13:06] first, and then the multitude of
[00:13:08] gates. We suffer
[00:13:11] greatly from entering village.
[00:13:15] Initially, since 1993, we have had
[00:13:19] many demolition orders and displacement of students
[00:13:22] and expulsion of students from schools.
[00:13:26] Jerusalem schools to West Bank schools. This was the first
[00:13:29] psychological measure
[00:13:32] the beginning, and then
[00:13:35] the circles began to expand afterwards
[00:13:39] until we reached this stage, which is the multitude of gates
[00:13:42] and entering and exiting them with great difficulty, so much so that
[00:13:46] more than one student
[00:13:48] was injured
[00:13:50] at these entrances. The other
[00:13:53] suffering is when you come home
[00:13:56] late, you are searched, your belongings from
[00:14:02] Perhaps you have more than
[00:14:06] one item, they are searched
[00:14:09] very carefully, and then
[00:14:12] you arrive from fatigue.
[00:14:16] And psychologically, how is the situation inside
[00:14:20] the village? A little while ago, we saw an Israeli army raid on the village,
[00:14:23] and their entry and exit to it. How does the Israeli
[00:14:27] army deal with you in this area, and you are considered
[00:14:33] in Jerusalem? Yes, in 2006
[00:14:35] and before 2006
[00:14:39] and until today, we notice
[00:14:41] that there is a very intense entry of the
[00:14:45] army into houses
[00:14:48] and into the contents of houses
[00:14:51] searching for workers, under the pretext that they are
[00:14:55] searching for wanted workers. The inspection and entry
[00:15:00] does not go for half
[00:15:03] the army. You are saying that it is difficult
[00:15:06] for you, a citizen living in this area, to enter occupied
[00:15:10] Jerusalem at any time. There is
[00:15:13] the occupation, and also there are strict
[00:15:17] measures. Does this increase
[00:15:20] your suffering inside the village?
[00:15:24] the village, we have a list of the names of the village residents
[00:15:27] one by one.
[00:15:30] So when entering the village, you give them your full
[00:15:34] name and house number.
[00:15:37] Two, entering Jerusalem from the village to Jerusalem
[00:15:41] is absolutely impossible, because first
[00:15:44] of all, there are surveillance cameras on the mountain opposite
[00:15:47] us here. There is a surveillance camera
[00:15:51] that captures any image,
[00:15:55] any movement of any person. Yes,
[00:15:58] any person who moves, you are talking about
[00:16:01] daily surveillance of you by homes,
[00:16:05] tracking everyone. The residents of the village. Yes, especially
[00:16:09] after the Arnona procedures and the
[00:16:13] settlement procedures, the restrictions were tightened even
[00:16:17] more. Especially with these procedures
[00:16:20] and with the war on Gaza, in cases
[00:16:23] of illness, in
[00:16:26] own vehicles, how is the situation at this checkpoint? How
[00:16:31] in terms of transportation, Mr. Hani? Unfortunately, first
[00:16:35] of all, garbage trucks are not allowed
[00:16:40] to enter. All
[00:16:43] we have is our private car
[00:16:46] for any person, but there are some
[00:16:49] people or some families
[00:16:53] own a vehicle, so they are forced
[00:16:56] to rent a vehicle
[00:16:59] residents. Perhaps they help them to
[00:17:03] reach the roundabout, which is after they leave the checkpoint,
[00:17:06] only by walking.
[00:17:08] especially for entry, it is absolutely
[00:17:12] forbidden. And they also applied
[00:17:17] the village, which is also forbidden to walk.
[00:17:20] Mr. Nidal Abu
[00:17:23] the details and information you provided
[00:17:26] to us about your suffering in
[00:17:30] Al-Nu'man village as a result of the occupation's procedures
[00:17:33] aimed at displacing you from what
[00:17:36] remains of your lands. Thank you for your coverage and follow-up of the event.
[00:18:37] Dear viewers, welcome again. We are talking about
[00:18:40] the notices and plans of the occupation that target
[00:18:44] Al-Nu'man village with the expert in wall and settlement affairs, Suhail
[00:18:48] Al-Khalili. God bless you and greetings, brother Suhail.
[00:18:51] What is new regarding Al-Nu'man
[00:18:55] village? One notice after
[00:18:59] another, until it reached three, and the threat of demolition.
[00:19:03] This comes through the occupation municipality in Jerusalem. Al-Nu'man
[00:19:07] village is an area that was forcibly annexed
[00:19:11] to the borders of Jerusalem when the borders of this city
[00:19:14] were redefined after 1967.
[00:19:17] Of course, in a manner
[00:19:21] that contradicts and violates international law, but
[00:19:25] this village was not included in
[00:19:28] the planning and building laws of the Jerusalem Municipality, so it remained
[00:19:32] a village located outside the scope of planning,
[00:19:35] and therefore citizens
[00:19:37] there were not allowed to be given
[00:19:41] building permits and expansion, especially after the wall
[00:19:45] of annexation and racial expansion isolated it completely. Completely. The issue of
[00:19:49] isolation by the wall had a great impact
[00:19:53] on the increase in manipulation of documents and forgery in that
[00:19:56] area, especially since these areas and these
[00:20:00] restrictions were largely besieged
[00:20:03] by the occupation. Of course, the existence of this
[00:20:07] government accelerated and helped in registering
[00:20:11] many lands in the names of settlement organizations or
[00:20:14] even in the names many areas,
[00:20:18] and this will, I mean, it had a great impact in
[00:20:22] advancing this project and advancing
[00:20:25] the issue of targeting Al-Nu'man village in particular.
[00:20:28] I mean, today, the persecution of Palestinian homes in the village
[00:20:31] there did not come from nothing. It came after
[00:20:35] an Israeli operation
[00:20:38] that aimed at registering
[00:20:41] the records. So, this operation is being carried out
[00:20:44] today clearly to seize lands
[00:20:48] in Al-Nu'man village
[00:20:50] in preparation for annexing it to the nearest
[00:20:53] settlement point, which is of course
[00:20:56] the Abu Ghneim settlement or what the occupation calls
[00:21:01] regard, do you think that the occupation, with
[00:21:05] its use of several means, including eviction notices and what is called
[00:21:08] settlement and other things, will reach
[00:21:12] its clear decision to
[00:21:15] empty the citizens from this village, or does
[00:21:18] the political situation play a role in preventing
[00:21:22] such forced displacement that the occupation is planning?
[00:21:25] I mean, the occupation will try to go to
[00:21:28] the furthest point in this story, which is to go to the issue
[00:21:32] of forced displacement of the village residents,
[00:21:35] especially since the number of citizens
[00:21:38] there is around 150
[00:21:41] Palestinian citizens. Therefore, the occupation
[00:21:45] will see that displacing them will be easier.
[00:21:49] But, in return, as is known,
[00:21:52] the Palestinian is not easy to displace from
[00:21:56] his land and home. Therefore,
[00:21:59] there is a law, to some extent, and I say it in quotation
[00:22:03] marks, that can protect the Palestinian
[00:22:07] presence there. What is the law?
[00:22:10] at least, that are existing Israeli
[00:22:14] laws that protect the presence. I mean, we must mention
[00:22:17] something, that today, the
[00:22:21] Nu'man area, I mean, that it is located in the Jerusalem area,
[00:22:24] it is subject to Israeli law and not military law
[00:22:27] unlike the West Bank. Are there clear
[00:22:30] public plans in the area, especially since a few years ago
[00:22:34] it was announced that the Abu
[00:22:37] Ghneim settlement
[00:22:39] would expand towards this village and became on
[00:22:43] its borders, but these plans were not implemented?
[00:22:47] Are there plans
[00:22:51] in the corridors of the occupation government
[00:22:53] and its offices to implement them on the ground? Indeed, there is
[00:22:57] a plan called the Mazmouria
[00:23:00] plan for the Mazmouria settlement, which is
[00:23:03] a settlement that will be
[00:23:06] affiliated with the Har Homa (Abu Ghneim) settlement,
[00:23:09] and it is planned that approximately
[00:23:14] This discussion was ongoing almost
[00:23:17] at the same time that it began
[00:23:20] on the Abu Ghneim (Har Homa) settlement.
[00:23:24] this plan,
[00:23:28] Al-Nu'man, reflect on other areas in Bethlehem?
[00:23:32] Look, what is happening in Al-Nu'man
[00:23:35] village is a model of what can happen
[00:23:39] in other areas. The talk will go towards
[00:23:42] going to the Gush
[00:23:45] Etzion settlement bloc, which includes a number of Palestinian
[00:23:49] communities, including Battir, Hussan, Wadi Fukin,
[00:23:52] Nahalin, Khillet Afaneh, Khillet
[00:23:56] Askariya, and Al-Jaba. We
[00:23:58] are talking about Palestinian areas that will be besieged
[00:24:02] within the Gush Etzion bloc.
[00:24:05] These communities will be subjected to, especially when we talk
[00:24:09] about thousands
[00:24:11] in the area there, they will be
[00:24:14] subjected to an attempt to besiege them, besiege their lands,
[00:24:18] besiege their homes. I am not talking in the
[00:24:20] traditional sense about barbed wire and so on, but
[00:24:23] I am talking about freedom of movement to
[00:24:27] Palestinian communities, to the main
[00:24:30] Palestinian cities, and especially, for example, cities like
[00:24:33] Bethlehem or even going to Hebron.
[00:24:37] This is the danger that
[00:24:40] these Palestinian communities
[00:24:43] the coming period in case the Greater Jerusalem
[00:24:46] plan is completed. So, you are talking about besieging the besieged. The citizen
[00:24:50] who is besieged in his village or town will be besieged
[00:24:54] with more occupation measures. Thank you,
[00:24:57] Suhail Khalili, the expert in monitoring wall
[00:25:01] and settlement affairs, for the details you
[00:25:05] provided. And also, dear viewers, we are
[00:25:08] facing major settlement plans that target
[00:25:12] citizens in all their
[00:25:14] locations.
[00:25:38] Dear viewers, citizens in Al-Nu'man village are struggling
[00:25:41] to remain and hold on to their land
[00:25:45] and confront the occupation's violations
[00:25:47] aimed at
[00:25:51] in the southern Jerusalem
[00:25:55] and besieging citizens in their lands,
[00:25:59] in addition to displacing them from it. Thank you for your
[00:26:02] follow-up, and see you in a future episode.
[00:29:54] At the point of contact, we monitor what the occupation
[00:29:57] and its settlers are doing in terms
[00:30:02] village. A battle is raging
[00:30:05] between the landowners and those who
[00:30:08] want to control it. Stay tuned.
[00:30:58] Today we are in the Al-Aniseh area of Farkha village, classified
[00:31:01] as Area B, and close to the new
[00:31:05] settlement outpost, Shvut Rachel farm, which is considered the southwestern
[00:31:08] neighborhood of the Ariel settlement.
[00:31:11] Of course, this area is completely planted with olive
[00:31:15] trees, ancient and old,
[00:31:18] and it is almost around this outpost. We are talking about about
[00:31:22] 75% of the olive trees in Farkha village
[00:31:25] are hundreds, even thousands of years old. Unfortunately, today,
[00:31:28] the settlers tried to seize
[00:31:32] lands and expand towards housing
[00:31:35] and towards houses. Of course, the houses from the point we are standing at
[00:31:39] are not more than 50 meters away. Of course, the settlers' attacks
[00:31:43] were continuous, whether physically or verbally with threats.
[00:31:46] Currently, for more than a week, they have been grazing
[00:31:49] their sheep in the lands to destroy the olive lands
[00:31:53] and force the villagers to abandon these lands. We, in this
[00:31:56] village, as a council, as activists, and as farmers,
[00:31:59] are determined to remain on our lands, determined to strengthen the steadfastness
[00:32:03] of the citizen in this land, because we only have
[00:32:06] our steadfastness and resilience in this land. Yesterday, we came here because the
[00:32:10] settler was grazing here, and before that, he was grazing. We came
[00:32:14] yesterday, and there was a small dispute between
[00:32:17] us. The army came and stopped it, and in the end, they
[00:32:20] withdrew, and we continued to work. So they
[00:32:25] The settlers who are building there started
[00:32:29] intimidating the farmers, but God willing, the will of the youth
[00:32:33] and the people of the village, their steadfastness, and their patience,
[00:32:36] we will remain here. And we need
[00:32:39] cooperation from these institutions
[00:32:42] matter to stand and support us. I mean, the people
[00:32:45] of the village are not enough on their own. Half of Farkha's lands, if not more,
[00:32:48] they almost took them all or controlled a large part of them, and the other part
[00:32:52] no one can harvest alone.
[00:32:55] No one can venture alone unless they are in groups.
[00:33:38] And I argued with them and told them, "This is
[00:33:41] our land." He started saying to me, "No, this whole land is mine."
[00:33:46] And I, I mean, my wife and child remained
[00:33:48] there, and only us. I mean, I was not afraid of them.
[00:33:52] He came to assault me and hit me. The first time
[00:33:55] he came alone. The second time he came with another person.
[00:33:59] He was in front of me, flashing his weapon. He said that in front
[00:34:03] of the child, it seems he had a pistol, and he started
[00:34:06] mumbling, "I mean, I have a stick, and why this stick?"
[00:34:09] And I don't know what. I told him, "My back hurts, and I
[00:34:13] lean on it." He said, "You are causing problems." I told
[00:34:17] him, "You are the ones causing problems. This is our land."
[00:34:20] We cultivate it, we maintain
[00:34:23] it, we irrigate it. We come to work in our land, in the olive groves, and clean the land
[00:34:27] to harvest the olives. They
[00:34:29] come to us and graze their sheep inside the olive groves, and this
[00:34:34] the olives. We try to prevent them, and discussions
[00:34:38] and talks and loud voices happen between us
[00:34:41] and them. And when the army comes, of course, the army is on their side. It pushes
[00:34:45] us away and pushes
[00:34:49] end, I don't know whose test of wills it is, who can endure more. We are on our land,
[00:34:53] we must endure. Yesterday, we started cleaning the land, and we were surprised
[00:34:57] by the presence of the settler with two settlers
[00:35:00] with a group of sheep grazing among
[00:35:03] the olive trees. There was friction between
[00:35:06] us and them. When the army came, they tried to attack
[00:35:09] us, but with the presence and gathering of the village
[00:35:12] youth, they didn't dare. The army
[00:35:15] that came tried to remove us from our lands, not the settlers,
[00:35:18] and told us to go back 10 meters, 20
[00:35:21] meters. So we went back a certain distance.
[00:35:24] The settler left, and we continued to work on our lands, and we
[00:35:28] didn't leave. And today, we came back to work again,
[00:35:31] and tomorrow we will continue to work. As long as they think
[00:35:35] they can seize our land through intimidation, no,
[00:35:38] we will remain present on our land, and our will is stronger than
[00:35:41] theirs a million times. Our land is impossible.