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20260806 174500 UTC
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[00:00:00] Man is a disaster committed against
[00:00:00] the continuation of the comprehensive war prisoners, whether it is depriving them of treatment
[00:00:04] or whether it is a war
[00:00:06] and the street that crosses from of starvation practiced against Palestinian prisoners, or whether it is continuous
[00:00:09] and daily repression whether through
[00:00:12] humiliation and insult or through daily beating
[00:00:15] of prisoners or depriving prisoners of family visits. All
[00:00:18] of these are human rights affirmed by covenants and norms,
[00:00:22] but international institutions are still absent from their real role
[00:00:26] in holding the occupation government accountable for these crimes, and respect for you, my brother.
[00:00:30] If we came, dear viewers, to print a kiss of loyalty on
[00:00:33] the forehead of this patient and steadfast mother, with our brother Eid
[00:00:38] Also in the and our brother Nasser, we send them all thanks and all love and greetings. And these
[00:00:41] streets along their length from homes have always been and will remain a symbol
[00:00:44] of steadfastness and challenge until
[00:00:47] Mahmoud Abu Kharbish is next to his mother, a kiss of loyalty
[00:00:50] on the hand and head of this dear mother
[00:00:54] who endured for many long years this oppressive
[00:00:57] occupier who always
[00:01:01] deliberately increased and accumulated pain in
[00:01:04] the hearts of mothers and children, but at
[00:01:07] the end of this episode of Giants of Patience, we affirm
[00:01:11] with the patience of mothers and with the patience of prisoner
[00:01:14] families we give a model to all
[00:01:17] the world of how a Palestinian can be
[00:01:21] a nurturer of hope. Here ends this coverage of
[00:01:24] the Giants of Patience program. These are my greetings and the greetings of the work team. I bid you farewell, hoping
[00:01:28] to meet you always. And hearts have been whitened. Goodbye.
[00:02:38] lying on the
[00:02:43] then restored this
[00:03:06] and on this
[00:03:11] of this street was
[00:03:12] the following year, he allied with
[00:03:21] and eliminate
[00:04:08] to this street, and also through
[00:04:50] The Cardo is the city center or,
[00:04:53] in other words, the heart of the city.
[00:04:55] The Romans intended, when building any
[00:04:59] city, to divide it into
[00:05:02] quarters with a military system.
[00:05:06] A street runs from north
[00:05:09] conquest during to south, and a street runs from east to west. The street from north to south
[00:05:18] west
[00:05:21] to east and vice versa is known as Decumanus or Decumati.
[00:05:42] There are ordinary streets, the streets that are well-known to us were
[00:05:46] known as colonnaded streets, as they intended
[00:05:49] to pave these
[00:05:53] north to south with columns on both sides.
[00:05:57] And in the middle of every
[00:06:01] two columns,
[00:06:03] there was a small piece or a small stone
[00:06:06] known as a market or a wooden stall
[00:06:09] for street vendors or merchants.
[00:06:31] If we follow
[00:06:34] the Cardo from north to south, the visitor coming to the city
[00:06:37] of Jerusalem enters from its north through the most beautiful of gates, which is
[00:06:41] Bab al-Amud, and even during the Roman
[00:06:44] period, this gate was a central main gate
[00:06:47] when Hadrian intended to rebuild the city of Jerusalem again after
[00:06:51] its destruction in 70 AD. In
[00:06:54] 135, he rebuilt it and it was known as Aelia Capitolina.
[00:07:21] In the 70s, the Israeli occupation carried out several
[00:07:25] excavation campaigns in the Sharaf Quarter
[00:07:28] and the Mughrabi Quarter after their demolition, and the Sharaf Quarter where we are located.
[00:07:32] So the place where we are located behind us
[00:07:35] and in front of us was all filled with dirt.
[00:07:38] So excavation operations began.
[00:07:42] And a Roman-era floor
[00:07:45] was found here, in addition to a considerable
[00:07:49] number of columns
[00:07:51] ground. Archaeologists
[00:07:56] street to a map known as the Madaba map
[00:08:00] which depicted the Roman Empire at that time.
[00:08:03] It was discovered in the Madaba area in Jordan,
[00:08:06] a mosaic floor in one of the churches
[00:08:10] where there was a design
[00:08:12] for the Cardo and the Forum and the column
[00:08:16] the lower Cardo and the upper Cardo
[00:08:19] basis, the reconstruction
[00:08:23] re-imagined.
[00:08:54] Several different places were added to this street,
[00:08:57] including khans
[00:08:59] such as
[00:09:02] Khan al-Zayt, Khan al-Attarin, and Khan al-Basha. In later
[00:09:05] periods, in Islamic periods, this street was developed.
[00:09:08] Currently, there are many shops, especially in the southern section of it,
[00:09:12] in Souq al-Basha. Shops
[00:09:15] have been taken over by the Israeli occupation to give a Jewish character
[00:09:20] the exhibits
[00:09:23] and mosaics that have been placed, depicting
[00:09:27] the Roman period and the presence of Jews in
[00:09:30] the city of Jerusalem.
[00:09:49] The width of the street is between 20 and 24
[00:09:53] meters. It is a fundamental
[00:09:56] element in any Roman city. We find this street present
[00:09:59] in several cities in Palestine, including the city
[00:10:02] of Jerusalem, including the city of Beisan, the city of Sebastia,
[00:10:05] and the city
[00:10:08] of Ashkelon. The prevailing pattern of
[00:10:12] columns or the Cardo street remained even in the periods that
[00:10:15] followed the Roman and Byzantine periods,
[00:10:18] and after them in 638 for the Umayyad
[00:10:22] the Islamic period.
[00:11:18] I left the house with nothing. Just our clothes.
[00:11:22] And I woke up someone in what they were wearing. I didn't take anything.
[00:15:29] The nine o'clock news will start with the main
[00:15:31] headlines. The Presidency condemns
[00:15:34] and warns the occupation against
[00:15:38] against the Palestinian people and the risks of that to the entire
[00:15:41] region.
[00:15:46] Amid warnings of an expanded aggression on the West Bank camps,
[00:15:50] the occupation continues its aggression on Qalandia camp for the second
[00:15:53] day.
[00:16:02] Our people in Tubas Governorate bid farewell to the body of the martyr
[00:16:05] Alaa Sbeih from Tayasir village, who has been detained since the ninth of last
[00:16:09] April.
[00:16:15] news, the Egyptian President and the King of Bahrain emphasize
[00:16:19] the necessity of preparing the ground for reconstruction in
[00:16:22] Gaza.
[00:16:29] To the details, President Mahmoud Abbas received at his presidential headquarters
[00:16:32] in Ramallah city, the Mayor of Ramallah, Jack Saadeh,
[00:16:35] and members of the elected municipal council,
[00:16:39] in the presence of Vice President Hussein Al-Sheikh. His Excellency congratulated
[00:16:42] the president and members of the municipal council on gaining the trust
[00:16:46] of citizens in the recent local elections, stressing the need to stand by
[00:16:50] the elected municipal councils and enable them to develop
[00:16:53] institutional performance and expand the provision of services that meet
[00:16:57] the daily needs of the residents. He affirmed.