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[00:00:00] We came here and found the view
[00:00:02] this time. This area was
[00:00:05] one of the most beautiful areas, and as you can see, it is now destroyed.
[00:00:22] that there is no kind of
[00:00:35] Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you.
[00:00:37] arrest, we would ask. He would ask We present to you their achievements and the latest news. Israeli occupation forces continue
[00:00:41] to fire bullets
[00:00:43] Many and artillery shells in the vicinity of the Al-Shakoush area, west
[00:00:46] of the city of Rafah, towards the camps of displaced people in Mawasi Khan Yunis
[00:00:50] about the injustice of this and Rafah. The number of casualties from the Israeli aggression
[00:00:53] on the Gaza Strip has risen to
[00:00:55] 7,382
[00:00:58] martyrs and 100%
[00:01:03] injured since the seventh of October 2023.
[00:01:05] (2023)
[00:01:14] In addition, medical sources in the Gaza Strip reported
[00:01:17] that more than 58,000 cases of
[00:01:21] chickenpox have been recorded since the beginning of this year
[00:01:24] amidst an escalating epidemic due to the catastrophic
[00:01:28] humanitarian conditions in which citizens live.
[00:01:32] The spread of the disease comes amidst severe overcrowding in displacement
[00:01:36] camps, contaminated water sources, or
[00:01:39] contaminated water sources and the collapse of sanitation
[00:01:43] '86, during services, in addition to a severe shortage of hygiene supplies, which has led to
[00:01:47] the spread of infectious diseases and an increase
[00:01:51] in health risks threatening the lives
[00:01:53] of citizens.
[00:02:01] The presidency condemned the ongoing Israeli aggression on the
[00:02:04] Qalandia camp and the crimes committed by the Israeli occupation
[00:02:08] army against our people, which include raids
[00:02:11] and arrests that have resulted in the arrest of 50
[00:02:14] citizens so far, the demolition of homes and commercial stores,
[00:02:18] the destruction of property, the storming of homes and their sabotage,
[00:02:21] and preventing ambulance crews from performing their humanitarian
[00:02:24] duty and the siege imposed on the camp in a blatant
[00:02:27] violation of international law and international agreements.
[00:02:30] The presidency affirmed that what the Qalandia
[00:02:34] camp is being subjected to is part of a systematic Israeli plan
[00:02:37] targeting all Palestinian refugee camps,
[00:02:40] which began in the camps of Jenin, Tulkarm,
[00:02:43] and Nour Shams, through the continuation of incursions,
[00:02:47] destruction, forced displacement, imposing a military
[00:02:50] siege, and preventing tens of thousands of citizens from returning to
[00:02:53] and Jordan Valley governorate, we open their homes in an attempt to obliterate the refugee issue
[00:02:57] and target their national existence and historical
[00:03:00] rights guaranteed by international
[00:03:04] if it were with anyone else in legitimacy.
[00:03:10] Israeli occupation forces withdrew from Qalandia camp
[00:03:13] and Kafr Aqab town north of occupied Jerusalem
[00:03:16] after two days of aggression
[00:03:19] and siege. Our correspondents reported from the Red
[00:03:23] Crescent Society that 48 citizens were injured since the start
[00:03:26] of the aggression by the Israeli occupation forces on Qalandia
[00:03:30] and Kafr Aqab, north of occupied Jerusalem.
[00:03:33] The occupation forces
[00:03:35] lack. This had closed Al-Quds Street, which connects
[00:03:38] Kafr Aqab town and Qalandia
[00:03:40] His health condition, camp, as well as
[00:03:41] forgetfulness, the road leading to the camp from the direction of the
[00:03:44] Seikal area, and prevented journalists and media
[00:03:47] outlets from reaching its vicinity
[00:03:48] to Palestine TV, this and imposed strict restrictions on field
[00:03:51] coverage
[00:03:54] in this of the events.
[00:04:00] For its part, the Prisoner's Club said that Israeli occupation forces
[00:04:03] during their aggression on Qalandia camp
[00:04:08] the oldest one in arrested and field-interrogated more than 60 citizens, including children
[00:04:12] and women, according to local sources,
[00:04:15] while the military operation continues amidst fears
[00:04:19] of an escalation in the number of detainees and those
[00:04:22] held in the field.
[00:04:29] Israeli occupation forces demolished a house in the village
[00:04:32] of Bereen, east of Hebron. Our correspondents reported that the occupation
[00:04:36] Adam after all these years of forces stormed the area of
[00:04:39] Wadi al-A'war in Bereen village and demolished
[00:04:43] with bulldozers a 100-square-meter
[00:04:46] area here and started breaking house belonging to citizen Hamza Ghaith.
[00:04:49] غيث
[00:04:53] Israeli authorities also demolished a residential building in the city
[00:04:58] of his relatives while of Kafr Qasim in the lands
[00:04:59] away from us. This is the cemetery for the dead, of 1948. Rapid construction without a license is a
[00:05:01] continuation of the policy of demolishing homes that targets
[00:05:05] Arab towns amidst a worsening planning
[00:05:09] this is also torment. I mean, you at and housing crisis. This demolition comes amidst a chronic
[00:05:11] planning and housing crisis suffered by
[00:05:14] Arab towns.
[00:05:20] End of the summary. May God protect you.
[00:06:29] It was an attack, of course, on the whole village, from
[00:06:33] settlers. They were with them. This area, they were coming.
[00:06:36] About 40 settlers. They came down and left six
[00:06:40] people here to directly attack the house so that no one could get
[00:06:44] out of it from inside the house. The second
[00:06:47] group continued to the mosque. They tried to burn the mosque.
[00:09:26] This is the grave of the martyr Muhammad Abu Bakr.
[00:09:30] This is not masculinity. This is not
[00:09:32] masculinity. Even in his grave,
[00:09:36] he irritates them. Even in his grave,
[00:09:39] he irritates them. The army's protection. It was the army that was
[00:09:43] with them.
[00:09:48] The settlers came at seven in the morning. They came
[00:09:52] from here, from the valley. They came from this area
[00:09:55] and attacked this
[00:09:58] things at seven in the morning. We were surprised by the attack first because we are in the middle
[00:10:02] of the city. We mean, it's not like we have
[00:10:06] settlements next to us. The closest settlement is 15 kilometers
[00:10:11] from thousands. This is a cemetery that belongs to the town. No
[00:10:15] one approaches them
[00:10:18] or says that they
[00:10:19] attacked them.
[00:10:55] Welcome, dear viewers. Welcome to the families of the prisoners
[00:10:58] and the families of those more generous than all of us, the martyrs, in all
[00:11:01] governorates of the homeland, who are still
[00:11:04] offering the most precious sacrifices for the freedom
[00:11:07] of the Palestinian land and people. When
[00:11:11] we talk about human dignity, when we talk
[00:11:15] silent world in the face of what the Palestinian
[00:11:18] cause is subjected to, we must mention prominent
[00:11:22] and distinguished figures on the national Palestinian
[00:11:27] level. We will not forget them as long as we live, and the world must intervene to rescue
[00:11:31] these people from the depths of prisons.
[00:11:34] More than eight prisoners are still suffering
[00:11:38] terribly, detained before
[00:11:40] the Oslo Accord, and they are still inside those
[00:11:43] occupation dungeons. Greetings to them
[00:11:46] all. Prisoner Ibrahim Abdel Razeq
[00:11:50] Bayadsa, sentenced to 45 years. Prisoner Ahmad
[00:11:54] Ali Hussein Abu Jaber, sentenced to 52
[00:11:57] years. Prisoner Mahmoud Salem Abu
[00:12:00] Kharbish, sentenced to life imprisonment. Prisoner
[00:12:03] Juma' Ibrahim Adam, sentenced to life imprisonment.
[00:12:06] Prisoner Mohammad Sa'id Hassan
[00:12:09] Ghbaria, sentenced to life imprisonment
[00:12:13] in addition to
[00:12:15] 16 years inside the occupation dungeons. In addition to prisoner
[00:12:19] Ibrahim Ghbaria, sentenced to two life sentences
[00:12:22] and 16 years as well. And prisoner Yahya
[00:12:26] Mustafa Ghbaria, sentenced to two life sentences
[00:12:29] and 16 years. And prisoner Mohammad Tawfiq
[00:12:32] Jabarin, sentenced to life
[00:12:35] imprisonment, in addition to 16 years.
[00:12:38] A real suffering for these people,
[00:12:41] who, to be honest, words fail
[00:12:44] to express the extent of the real pain
[00:12:48] that grips the hearts of every patriotic Palestinian for what Palestine
[00:12:52] is going through in general. And these people in particular.
[00:12:55] Real humanitarian issues.
[00:12:58] Many generations have passed.
[00:13:01] Eras and years pass,
[00:13:04] and they are still inside the occupation dungeons. Countries
[00:13:07] have emerged, and others have become a thing of the past, and these people
[00:13:11] are still suffering terribly inside those
[00:13:14] occupation dungeons. Today, from the Jericho
[00:13:18] this file and shed light on the suffering
[00:13:21] of a prisoner who has a special place in the heart of everyone
[00:13:25] who knew him. He is the hero Juma' Adam, one
[00:13:29] of the heroes of Palestine whom we honor and are proud of. Today,
[00:13:32] we are in the Jericho governorate with his brother Younes. Welcome,
[00:13:36] my brother Younes, on Palestine TV and the program "Giants of Patience."
[00:13:40] Welcome, welcome. May God bless you. May God bless you, my dear brother. Today,
[00:13:43] we are with our brothers in the Prisoner's Club, and our brothers Nasser
[00:13:47] and Eid. May God bless you. Also, my brother Younes,
[00:13:51] today we talk about 41 years.
[00:13:55] Juma' Adam has been inside the occupation dungeons. Countries have fallen,
[00:13:59] and countries have changed. Others have risen, and Juma'
[00:14:02] Adam is still inside the occupation dungeons. 41
[00:14:05] years. People hear about them as numbers. You have lived
[00:14:08] their details and their pain with all the wounds of these years. Welcome
[00:14:13] respectable crew that honored us today
[00:14:19] honorable time for this people and these
[00:14:22] circumstances, even transportation between cities is difficult and not
[00:14:26] ordinary. To support
[00:14:29] and assist and stand
[00:14:32] by the families of prisoners and commemorate prisoners in
[00:14:36] occupation prisons. Regarding Juma' Ibrahim Juma' Adam,
[00:14:39] he is like all the heroes of Palestine. He participated in the First
[00:14:43] Intifada, and his steps were sincere
[00:14:46] towards belonging to this blessed revolution. Truly,
[00:14:50] truly,
[00:14:53] 41
[00:14:55] years is a huge and great title,
[00:14:58] a title full of oppression, full of challenge, full
[00:15:02] of pride.
[00:15:05] Juma', until this moment,
[00:15:08] everyone who was close to Juma' or his loved ones
[00:15:12] has passed away. Juma' lost
[00:15:16] his mother, lost his uncle, lost his grandmother,
[00:15:20] lost many
[00:15:23] he was in prison during this difficult period.
[00:15:26] But Juma' is a steadfast
[00:15:29] person and a person who possesses
[00:15:32] pride that
[00:15:36] qualifies him to be a mountain
[00:15:39] among the mountains of Palestine. Yes, thank God.
[00:15:42] Juma'
[00:15:45] is a person who believes in God, believes in the justice
[00:15:48] of his cause, but from a humanitarian point of view, he
[00:15:51] suffers terribly inside the occupation prisons. Before
[00:15:55] filming, we were talking about Juma' before
[00:15:58] his arrest. You told me that all that remains of
[00:16:01] Juma's memories is a photo of him before
[00:16:05] his arrest, a photo from 1976-1980.
[00:16:08] Yes, dear viewers, you can see this photo. Yes.
[00:16:12] How much does this photo mean,
[00:16:15] Younes? What remains of Juma'
[00:16:19] before his arrest. details that
[00:16:23] were associated with this photo and with events related
[00:16:27] to Juma' Adam before his arrest. Tell us about Juma' before
[00:16:30] his arrest. Juma' before his arrest was an educated
[00:16:33] person, a person who loved education.
[00:16:36] He joined, since his childhood, schools
[00:16:39] in occupied Jerusalem. He
[00:16:42] attended the Arab Institute, which is now called
[00:16:45] Al-Quds University in Abu Dis. Juma' loves
[00:16:48] knowledge, but
[00:16:52] despite all this, Juma's personality is a
[00:16:55] revolutionary personality. When Juma' heard that someone was oppressed in
[00:16:59] the furthest corners of the earth, he would go to
[00:17:02] defend him, even if he was not related to him in any way.
[00:17:06] He knew the price was high. From here,
[00:17:09] Juma' grew up on the love of his homeland and sincere
[00:17:13] belonging to Palestine. Juma's first arrest,
[00:17:17] the first arrest was in '86, at the end of
[00:17:21] the First Intifada. He participated like
[00:17:25] all the revolutionary Palestinian youth against
[00:17:27] the injustice that happened, and he joined the Palestinian
[00:17:31] revolution, and he was instilled in the principles
[00:17:34] of the Fatah movement, its teachings, literature, and goals. Because
[00:17:38] the Fatah movement is the mother movement of the Palestinian
[00:17:41] revolution, and it is the basic and true measure
[00:17:45] and criterion for anyone who wants to establish himself
[00:17:48] on sincere revolutionary principles. In '86, tell
[00:17:52] us who was present. His mother was present. A group of loved ones
[00:17:56] was present. How old were you? Tell us about the scene in '86. Juma' is two
[00:18:00] years older than me. I am now 54, 55 years old.
[00:18:03] Juma' is 57 years old, two years older than me. We were young,
[00:18:09] raised by our grandmother, so
[00:18:12] this gave us a margin to get to know
[00:18:15] all people and for all people to be our relatives and for all people to be
[00:18:18] our loved ones and for all people to be our acquaintances in school
[00:18:21] and in the neighborhood and in the town and in the village
[00:18:25] of Douq. Juma'
[00:18:27] is a person who mixed with all people, loved all
[00:18:31] people. Humanely, you find in him pure
[00:18:34] humanity, humanity that is almost
[00:18:38] unparalleled. He sympathizes between
[00:18:42] people and his surroundings
[00:18:44] and his society. Now, Juma'
[00:18:48] has overcome this stage and entered
[00:18:51] prison. In his first period,
[00:18:54] prison was for him a new threshold
[00:18:57] that he entered as a Palestinian coming from
[00:19:01] a village in Jericho, and therefore
[00:19:04] it strengthened him and made him have a kind of
[00:19:07] revolutionary humanity that we
[00:19:13] talk gave him a motivation. Juma' was imprisoned for the first time for
[00:19:17] two and a half years. Before the two and a half years ended,
[00:19:20] he was released. Yes, three months. During the three months, he returned
[00:19:24] to his life sentence. Imagine that
[00:19:27] someone who was released within three months would engage in a new national
[00:19:30] work, and this new national work
[00:19:34] is by its result, he is imprisoned. Until
[00:19:37] today, was your mother present during the three ...? My mother was present, my grandmother
[00:19:41] was present, my uncle was present, all our community, all our community
[00:19:45] was present. We lived all the details.
[00:19:48] We live a rural,
[00:19:50] pure, good
[00:19:54] life, and like all people,
[00:19:56] may God have mercy on your mother. Remind us of your mother's
[00:20:00] satisfaction with Juma' in those
[00:20:03] days. Juma's treatment of your mother
[00:20:06] was sincere. Juma' was
[00:20:08] more than me because Juma'
[00:20:11] was, you see, more
[00:20:14] understanding, more aware. He was older
[00:20:17] than me, so this gave him a kind of knowing
[00:20:21] society and humanity
[00:20:24] more. If
[00:20:27] I were to tell you about him, I would not
[00:20:31] stop talking about Juma' for years. Juma' is my brother from my mother and
[00:20:34] father. Things
[00:20:37] are easy. There are two years between
[00:20:41] me and Juma'. Now, Juma', I am 55 years old,
[00:20:44] and he is 57 years old. He spent 41
[00:20:47] years in prison. So, how much are we and you? We are still in a
[00:20:51] real tragedy. How much is in Juma',
[00:20:54] how much were you arrested, my brother Younes? Yes, and even
[00:20:58] the occupation, you were arrested for six years. Yes, during
[00:21:01] the six years, you did not meet Juma' Adam
[00:21:04] even once. The occupation,
[00:21:07] as usual, the occupation separates people so
[00:21:12] contact between brothers and between families, and even
[00:21:16] so that there is no intellectual meeting other than the meeting of blood,
[00:21:20] so that there is also an intellectual meeting, and this harms them. Yes,
[00:21:24] during my entire arrest and Juma's
[00:21:27] from prison to bring me to him, and I would ask to
[00:21:31] come to him. The occupation refused.
[00:21:35] Even after I was released in
[00:21:38] 1994, the 1994 releases, yes.
[00:21:41] I am not allowed to get a permit
[00:21:45] except once a year, a visit.
[00:21:48] A visit one month a year, and that month
[00:21:51] means twice a month you go to prison,
[00:21:55] and they tell you that you were imprisoned after you came out at 4
[00:21:58] in the morning to see your brother, and so on.
[00:22:01] But look, all this
[00:22:05] is accounted for with God. The reward will not be lost. I returned in
[00:22:09] '94. From '94
[00:22:11] until today, we don't want to talk about the period of October 7, 2023.
[00:22:15] I want to talk about before, when visits were regular
[00:22:18] and normal. Yes, from '94 to
[00:22:22] 2023, how many times did you see Juma'? If you want to
[00:22:25] count them, how many visits? Four times. Four times.
[00:22:28] Yes, tell us about these visits, most
[00:22:31] of which you were denied. You reached the prison gate and were denied
[00:22:35] entry. Tell us about this journey. Honestly, I tell
[00:22:39] you that I remember what I used to discuss with him, but when
[00:22:42] I look at him through the glass with the phone, he only
[00:22:46] cries.
[00:22:51] Look, I want to tell you honestly,
[00:22:55] for 41 years, I have not attended a wedding for a friend
[00:22:58] of mine.
[00:23:00] For 41
[00:23:03] years, I have not been happy in my life.
[00:23:05] For 41
[00:23:08] years, God is my witness,
[00:23:11] I sleep in the living room under
[00:23:14] Juma's
[00:23:15] patience.
[00:23:19] For 40 years, no one
[00:23:22] celebrated
[00:23:24] Eid with
[00:23:27] me. 41 years, every minute
[00:23:29] of them
[00:23:33] is pain in the heart. Only God knows. I am not
[00:23:36] easily moved. This is a national asset. I am not easily
[00:23:40] moved. 90% of my friends have been martyred, you know?
[00:23:44] So, it's not easy for me to cry. I've seen a lot in my life, but
[00:23:47] Juma' is something else.
[00:23:50] Juma's story, man,
[00:23:54] the world, they would make a movie about it,
[00:23:58] and it would be successful. Mandela sat for 27 years and became
[00:24:01] president. Juma' is still without anyone taking
[00:24:03] up his cause. Even today,
[00:24:05] I am in contact
[00:24:07] with someone close to Mandela. He wants to come
[00:24:11] to Gaza.
[00:24:13] By God,
[00:24:17] I sit with him on Zoom.
[00:24:20] The foreigner cries when I
[00:24:23] tell him about Juma's
[00:24:24] life.
[00:24:31] and things are not easy. May God give
[00:24:35] you health, my brother Younes. Do you believe me? Do you believe
[00:24:38] me if I tell you that there is more burden
[00:24:42] on top of this burden? May God bless you. I know my brother
[00:24:46] Juma's situation. We must have 100 ways
[00:24:50] to communicate with our children inside.
[00:24:53] They are making him grow older. They bring
[00:24:58] prison to the yard, to the yard, and they throw a party
[00:25:01] for him to break him in front of the young
[00:25:04] people. Our hearts ache for all these
[00:25:07] years of torment and bitterness,
[00:25:10] but we take it from your words. You are symbols
[00:25:14] of steadfastness, symbols of defiance, and symbols of Palestinian
[00:25:17] national pride. And God willing, we will see
[00:25:20] these tears soon, tears of joy
[00:25:23] at the freedom of Juma'
[00:25:26] real pain that no matter how much
[00:25:29] we talk about it, we will not do justice to even one
[00:25:32] year of this torment practiced by the prison
[00:25:35] administration and the Israeli occupation forces.
[00:25:39] My brother Younes, tell us about
[00:25:41] the four visits and tell us about the difficult reality
[00:25:44] of the visit. You experienced prisons when
[00:25:48] they were nets, before they were glass. Yes,
[00:25:52] we are talking about different stages.
[00:25:55] Tell the dear viewers how much
[00:25:59] least were.