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[00:00:13] a large number of Palestinian casualties
[00:00:25] while the one who condemns
[00:00:30] For the top news, welcome. The young man,
[00:00:33] Sami Zuweida, 32 years old,
[00:00:36] was martyred by the occupation forces' bullets near the tourist village of Hadad,
[00:00:39] east of Jenin city.
[00:00:42] Our correspondent reported that the occupation forces opened fire
[00:00:46] in extremist at the vehicle, which led to the martyrdom of the young man
[00:00:49] and the injury of another. His body is still being held,
[00:00:53] Every attempt to evade this and the occupation forces prevented the Red Crescent teams
[00:00:56] from approaching the area.
[00:01:06] of the human conscience The occupation forces raided
[00:01:08] the Specialized Itch Clinic Hospital in
[00:01:10] freedom
[00:01:11] This was in Al-Irsal Street in Ramallah city and arrested one of the injured.
[00:01:14] Our correspondent reported that the occupation forces,
[00:01:18] backed by military reinforcements, raided
[00:01:22] Pessimists Are Many." the hospital and arrested an injured person from the town of Biddu, northwest of occupied Jerusalem.
[00:01:25] They also fired poisonous tear gas canisters
[00:01:29] in its vicinity. He added that the occupation forces
[00:01:32] seized
[00:01:35] faces a series of complex the injured person's vehicle.
[00:01:35] المصاب.
[00:01:42] The occupation authorities
[00:01:45] do not represent closed streets, roads, and Arab neighborhoods in occupied Jerusalem
[00:01:48] to vehicle traffic, under the pretext of what
[00:01:51] Najwa. You were with us from is called Yom Kippur. The Jerusalem Governorate reported
[00:01:54] that this closure caused a near
[00:01:58] complete paralysis of citizens' movement and disrupted their daily lives,
[00:02:01] اليوميه في الوقت
[00:02:04] the sustainability of peace here, while settlers are allowed to gather and perform their religious rituals
[00:02:07] inside and outside the Old City.
[00:02:11] and disappear. There will be no The
[00:02:18] I decided while drawing this extremist National Security Minister in the occupation government, Itamar Ben-Gvir,
[00:02:22] recite a poem: stormed the courtyards of the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque under the protection of the Israeli occupation forces.
[00:02:26] الاسرائيليه وافادت
[00:02:29] I memorized it. The Jerusalem Governorate reported that Ben-Gvir stormed the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque
[00:02:33] Al-Ayyam newspaper. We will be with under strict security guard from the occupation police,
[00:02:37] and performed Talmudic rituals in
[00:02:39] instead of the eastern area of Al-Aqsa.
[00:02:43] crimes Hundreds of settlers stormed the courtyards of the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque in
[00:02:46] occupied Jerusalem from the Mughrabi Gate
[00:02:51] the caricature in Press Pens. under strict protection from the occupation police, coinciding with what is called
[00:02:54] the Jewish Day of Atonement.
[00:02:56] اليهودي.
[00:03:02] For its owners A number of citizens were injured
[00:03:05] by the occupation's fire, while several areas in
[00:03:08] the Gaza Strip witnessed
[00:03:11] Palestinians from their land. gunfire and artillery shelling, in addition to widespread demolition operations.
[00:03:13] Reporters stated that a woman was seriously injured
[00:03:17] by the occupation forces' fire
[00:03:20] in the vicinity of Jabalya,
[00:03:23] while a child was shot in the thigh
[00:03:26] برصاصه في الفخد في
[00:03:30] by chance. She used to sit on of Press Pens. We start from in the Al-Aghbar area.
[00:03:31] instead of investigating West of Al-Halawa camp, and a child was shot by an Israeli drone east of Al-Bureij refugee camp
[00:03:35] my wife, felt that she had a talent for
[00:03:38] in the central Gaza Strip. A young man was also injured by a sniper's bullet
[00:03:42] in Mawasi Khan Younis, while military vehicles
[00:03:45] opened fire towards the north of Beit Lahia town,
[00:03:52] So she recited it in sympathetic to Palestinians coinciding with the firing of illumination flares in the town's airspace. In the same context,
[00:03:54] occupation boats opened fire towards
[00:03:58] fishermen in the vicinity of
[00:04:00] with a similar Al-Zahra beach in the central Gaza Strip.
[00:04:03] The occupation army also carried out
[00:04:06] a demolition operation east of Al-Bureij camp.
[00:04:10] As for the southern Gaza Strip, our correspondents reported gunfire from
[00:04:14] helicopter gunships in the vicinity of Al-Alam roundabout
[00:04:18] and about the child's right to south of Mawasi Rafah city.
[00:04:19] رفح.
[00:04:28] about Gaza after years of The Specialized Kuwait Hospital in Khan Younis, to the local press from southern Gaza Strip,
[00:04:31] announced the suspension of work in all
[00:04:34] he wrote: In his comment on its departments starting today, with the exception of the emergency department,
[00:04:38] the prospects for peace in the recent Israeli measures in due to the cessation of fuel supplies necessary to operate
[00:04:41] the hospital. The health system in Gaza Strip is heading towards a complete collapse
[00:04:45] and rapid paralysis
[00:04:48] amid a general drug shortage that has reached nearly
[00:04:51] 50%, and a shortage of medical consumables
[00:04:54] by
[00:04:56] 58%, and a scarcity of laboratory
[00:05:00] testing resources by
[00:05:02] 85%, which threatens a near
[00:05:06] complete halt to vital therapeutic
[00:05:08] and diagnostic services.
[00:05:13] End of the summary, and goodbye.
[00:05:46] Where is the Security Council he spoke of? Where are those who said we would
[00:05:49] come, we would stand, and we would do something?
[00:05:53] And even the truce they are talking about is not there. On the contrary, what I see is no truce, and escalation
[00:05:56] every day. Day after day,
[00:05:59] killings, the number of martyrs in the tens, injuries
[00:06:03] in the tens.
[00:06:55] A new episode of Press Pens. Welcome, viewers,
[00:06:58] to the headlines of opinion articles in Press Pens.
[00:07:02] From The Guardian newspaper: Director of Nazareth:
[00:07:05] Persecuted filmmakers, journalism
[00:07:08] is not treason. From Al Khaleej newspaper:
[00:07:11] A renewed test for the United Nations.
[00:07:14] Locally from Al-Ayyam: Optimism of will, even if
[00:07:18] pessimists are many. Let's start, viewers, directly
[00:07:22] with Press Pens from international newspapers
[00:07:25] and websites. From The Guardian newspaper: In
[00:07:28] the newspaper's editorial titled
[00:07:31] "The Persecuted Filmmakers:
[00:07:35] Journalism is not treason."
[00:07:38] The editorial highlighted what
[00:07:41] the film crew are all subjected to.
[00:07:44] The Guardian begins by talking about how
[00:07:47] politicians who threaten filmmakers
[00:07:52] investigating military
[00:07:55] do not show strength, but reveal a leadership
[00:07:58] intimidated by evidence. When politicians
[00:08:01] and military leaders in Israel and a large part of
[00:08:05] the media try to question the credibility
[00:08:08] of a documentary that almost none of them have seen.
[00:08:13] The Committee to Protect Journalists
[00:08:15] and ten other organizations concerned
[00:08:19] with press freedom warned that Israel
[00:08:23] should protect its journalists and filmmakers
[00:08:26] instead of branding them as traitors
[00:08:29] and making them targets of prosecution
[00:08:33] and incitement. However, Netanyahu exploited this
[00:08:36] controversy to threaten to revoke the citizenship of those
[00:08:40] who tarnish his reputation,
[00:08:44] crimes, he resorts to punishing those
[00:08:47] who expose them. The film "Nazareth,"
[00:08:50] dear viewers, which was produced by
[00:08:53] The Guardian,
[00:08:56] addresses the AI-powered
[00:08:59] targeting systems used by the occupation army to bomb
[00:09:03] the Gaza Strip. The film's name is derived from
[00:09:06] an Israeli military acronym used as a euphemism
[00:09:09] to refer to
[00:09:12] collateral damage. The Guardian quoted some
[00:09:16] details from the film, which includes
[00:09:19] interviews with 24 insiders
[00:09:22] who preferred to remain anonymous
[00:09:26] to talk about their roles in these
[00:09:30] killings. The film's directors,
[00:09:34] Oscar winners Rachel Zohr
[00:09:37] and Yuval Abraham, face the risk of
[00:09:41] having their citizenship revoked on charges of
[00:09:43] treason. The acronym "Nazareth" reduces the possibility of
[00:09:47] casualties to a mere number associated
[00:09:50] with each target.
[00:09:53] By the time the operator approves the strike,
[00:09:56] ethical considerations have already
[00:10:00] vanished and receded upwards
[00:10:04] through the chain
[00:10:06] of command. Also, according
[00:10:09] to interviews in the Nazareth film
[00:10:12] and according to occupation military sources, for
[00:10:16] many of them, a feeling of remorse
[00:10:19] does not seem to be the motive behind their statements. Some
[00:10:23] feel proud of what they have done, as one remembers
[00:10:26] the insane pleasure associated
[00:10:30] with planning air raids in Gaza. More importantly,
[00:10:33] some soldiers describe how the occupation army accepts
[00:10:38] as the price for killing
[00:10:42] only one person. Thus, it becomes
[00:10:46] a license for mass killing.
[00:10:49] The Guardian also points out, dear viewers, in
[00:10:52] its editorial, to the Israeli
[00:10:55] election campaign that was shamelessly
[00:10:59] exploited, according to The Guardian newspaper,
[00:11:02] by Israeli officials
[00:11:06] in an attempt to outbid each other
[00:11:11] right-wing tendencies. Based on confirmed information, the occupation army
[00:11:15] targeted the film's directors,
[00:11:18] as Israel seeks to make them
[00:11:21] an example for others, and their families
[00:11:24] are being targeted with threats from far-right activists.
[00:11:27] If the filmmakers returned to Israel now,
[00:11:31] their lives would be in real danger.
[00:11:36] The Guardian. We move, viewers, to
[00:11:40] the Arab press,
[00:11:41] and in a similar context
[00:11:45] to The Guardian's editorials, in the editorial of
[00:11:48] Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper,
[00:11:51] but regarding Macklemore, with the title
[00:11:55] "How an American Rapper Deconstructed the Claim of Neutrality
[00:11:58] on Palestine." Approximately two weeks ago,
[00:12:02] American rapper Benjamin Haggerty,
[00:12:05] known globally as Macklemore, was merely
[00:12:08] a guest artist on an American tour
[00:12:12] for the British artist of Irish origin,
[00:12:15] Ed Sheeran. During his performance in New Jersey,
[00:12:18] Macklemore took to the stage and chanted "Free Palestine,"
[00:12:21] then sang "Hind's Hall,"
[00:12:25] in reference to a university hall at
[00:12:28] Columbia University that anti-genocide protesters
[00:12:32] in Gaza occupied and renamed after the martyred Palestinian child
[00:12:36] Hind Rajab. Days
[00:12:39] after this performance, stadium owners, led by billionaire Robert Kraft,
[00:12:43] objected to his participation in the tour,
[00:12:47] and its organizers said that his presence threatened
[00:12:50] to cancel concerts that attract hundreds of thousands. Sheeran justified
[00:12:54] this by saying that it was not his decision, but he insisted
[00:12:57] on keeping his concerts a space away from
[00:13:00] politics. The irony is that the attempt to keep politics out of
[00:13:04] the theater ended with it entering
[00:13:08] through its widest doors. In response to
[00:13:10] his exclusion from the tour, and according to Al-Quds
[00:13:14] Al-Arabi newspaper,
[00:13:17] ي
[00:13:20] in response to his exclusion from the tour, the mayor of
[00:13:24] Derby, USA, offered Macklemore a free concert.
[00:13:27] Then the withdrawals of the other participating artists
[00:13:30] followed: Aaron Roy, Lukas Graham,
[00:13:34] Phineas, and the Yoga Band. When
[00:13:37] the singer Pink took an opposing
[00:13:41] stance, tens of thousands signed a petition demanding
[00:13:44] her removal from her role as a UNICEF ambassador.
[00:13:47] After Macklemore donated one million dollars
[00:13:50] to Palestinian relief organizations,
[00:13:54] he also donated
[00:13:58] dollars for Palestinian humanitarian aid. The child star
[00:14:02] Massatchel also announced
[00:14:04] that she would donate
[00:14:08] the same amount as Macklemore. Thus, closing a platform
[00:14:11] to political discourse
[00:14:15] did not silence the discussion, but doubled the possibility
[00:14:19] of raising it on other
[00:14:22] platforms. This coincided
[00:14:25] event in cinema, according to Al-Quds Al-Arabi. After the film "Nazareth,"
[00:14:29] which presents testimonies from soldiers about the mechanisms of targeting
[00:14:32] Palestinians in Gaza, caused
[00:14:36] a hysterical storm against the directors inside Israel
[00:14:39] after it won the Jury Prize
[00:14:42] at the Venice Film Festival, the film led to a shock
[00:14:46] that forced
[00:14:49] Israeli society to talk
[00:14:53] denial and neglect. Thus, the attempt
[00:14:56] to delegitimize the film made
[00:15:00] its subject more prominent. The newspaper also points out
[00:15:04] that all this coincided with Ireland's
[00:15:06] announcement of its refusal to participate in the Eurovision
[00:15:10] 2024 and 2027 contest
[00:15:13] and not to broadcast the contest for the second consecutive year
[00:15:16] due to Israel's continued participation
[00:15:20] and its responsibility for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Four other countries
[00:15:23] had previously boycotted the 2026 edition,
[00:15:27] while the Dutch Broadcasting Authority
[00:15:31] stated that the contest could
[00:15:35] no longer claim to be a neutral
[00:15:38] platform,
[00:15:41] which reinforces the fact that Palestine has become a global
[00:15:44] polarization focal point and a political,
[00:15:48] cultural, and social identity card
[00:15:50] that divides parties and governments worldwide, just as
[00:15:53] it strongly reflects within the music, cinema,
[00:15:56] and media industries between artists,
[00:16:00] financiers, and stadium owners, as in Macklemore's case,
[00:16:03] and between the broadcasting authority and its union, as is the case.
[00:16:09] After three years of genocide in Gaza, ethnic cleansing,
[00:16:13] and settler attacks in the West Bank,
[00:16:16] the political and cultural battle shifted
[00:16:20] from the issue of Palestine to elementary principles,
[00:16:23] including the question of who has the right to determine what
[00:16:27] can be said and where.
[00:16:30] question by force creates a mechanism
[00:16:33] capable of producing the opposite result. This was
[00:16:37] Al-Quds Al-Arabi. We move to Al Khaleej newspaper,
[00:16:41] and on another topic, titled "A Renewed Test
[00:16:45] for the United Nations."
[00:16:47] In the newspaper's editorial, it says: With the arrival of delegations from countries
[00:16:51] participating in the 11th session
[00:16:54] of the General Assembly, the United Nations headquarters in
[00:16:58] New York began to attract attention amid charged diplomatic
[00:17:02] atmospheres and escalating fears of the international
[00:17:06] system sliding into division, while
[00:17:09] the international community
[00:17:12] crises that can no longer
[00:17:16] tolerate ambiguity and the language of deals. Al Khaleej newspaper adds
[00:17:19] that the September meetings in New York
[00:17:23] a mere ceremonial season,
[00:17:26] but rather a real test of the ability of both
[00:17:29] major and developing powers
[00:17:33] to overcome sharp polarization
[00:17:37] and revive the concept of multilateral action under the umbrella
[00:17:40] of the United Nations, which many believe
[00:17:44] its credibility is at stake.
[00:17:47] Its Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, admits that
[00:17:50] it faces a state of near complete paralysis and geopolitical
[00:17:54] stagnation that affects its ability to resolve
[00:17:58] conflicts and perform its duties in maintaining international
[00:18:01] security and peace,
[00:18:04] and also protecting humanitarian laws and charters,
[00:18:08] which threatens to turn the international arena into a political jungle
[00:18:11] where states do what they want and disregard
[00:18:14] UN principles. The newspaper also believes
[00:18:17] that traditional diplomatic deterrence tools
[00:18:21] have eroded, and that
[00:18:24] the UN Charter is now facing new
[00:18:28] balances of power. The example here is evident in the ongoing
[00:18:31] historical tragedy in Palestine,
[00:18:34] whether in the Gaza Strip, which has been turned by
[00:18:37] the Israeli aggression into a mere heap of rubble
[00:18:41] and an uninhabitable place, or the West Bank,
[00:18:44] which is being devoured by accelerated settlement
[00:18:47] and land confiscation policies and the displacement of citizens
[00:18:51] before the eyes and ears of an international community that
[00:18:55] contents itself with statements of concern and condemnation
[00:18:58] without any practical measures. We also continue,
[00:19:01] viewers, in the Arab press, but from the windows
[00:19:06] Cairo.
[00:19:10] Welcome, Hiba, and all our viewers. We quickly begin with Al-Akhbar newspaper
[00:19:14] and an article by Ragab Al-Banna, titled "Palestinian
[00:19:17] Presence Does Not Require a Visa." The best
[00:19:21] response to the provocative American decision to prevent the Palestinian President
[00:19:24] and senior officials of the Palestine Liberation Organization
[00:19:28] from participating in the extraordinary session of the United Nations
[00:19:31] came from the heart of the international organization itself
[00:19:35] and with the decision of its General Assembly, which includes all
[00:19:38] member states, condemning the American decision and allowing
[00:19:42] the Palestinian President to participate in the meetings via
[00:19:46] a recorded speech, and points to the clear and condemned
[00:19:49] American violation of the Headquarters Agreement, which
[00:19:53] obliges America to facilitate the entry of representatives of member states
[00:19:56] and protect them and enable them to
[00:19:59] participate in the work of the United Nations. We have arrived, Hiba, at
[00:20:03] Al-Ahram newspaper, and we have chosen an article by Dr. Sobhi
[00:20:06] Assila, "Silent Annexation."
[00:20:09] Under this title,
[00:20:14] the West Bank, former Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said
[00:20:17] that those measures are considered a gradual
[00:20:20] silent annexation of the West Bank. Israeli ideas
[00:20:23] and attempts to annex the West Bank and change its identity
[00:20:26] through settlements and settlers have been ongoing
[00:20:29] for years, but they used to provoke many
[00:20:33] reactions internally and externally, which
[00:20:36] at least slowed down the pace of that process.
[00:20:40] Over the past three years, those measures
[00:20:43] have increased in intensity and danger
[00:20:46] without causing the same reaction, as the developments
[00:20:50] of the Gaza war took all the attention, meaning that Israel fully exploited
[00:20:53] that war and then the regional tension resulting from the American-Israeli
[00:20:57] war on Iran to do what
[00:21:01] it is doing away from the spotlight. We are still, Hiba, with
[00:21:04] Al-Ahram newspaper and an article by Mohamed Salmawy,
[00:21:08] "The Power of the Boycott Weapon."
[00:21:10] To all the defeatists specialized in discouraging enthusiasm,
[00:21:14] who whenever we call for boycotting the products of international companies
[00:21:17] supporting Israel and the war of genocide it is waging in Gaza
[00:21:21] and the West Bank, they say it's useless, affirming that
[00:21:24] the boycott policy is outdated and that it
[00:21:28] is a short-sighted policy that does not affect those
[00:21:31] international companies with huge budgets. In fact, these people
[00:21:35] also claim that boycotts harm
[00:21:38] their advocates more than they harm the boycotted
[00:21:41] companies. To all these people, Adidas International
[00:21:44] recently proved to the whole world
[00:21:47] that boycotts are effective and that they are capable
[00:21:50] of changing the decisions of those companies. Adidas was recently subjected
[00:21:54] to a widespread boycott campaign that I wrote about
[00:21:57] in this place last week due to its choice
[00:22:01] of an Israeli soldier with a severed leg to be the face of
[00:22:04] its advertisement for new single-shoe footwear
[00:22:07] for amputees, which caused international outrage
[00:22:11] that resulted in a boycott campaign against the company's products,
[00:22:14] which is known for its support for Israel, and which ignored
[00:22:17] the tragedy of tens of thousands of victims. The soldier,
[00:22:21] whose limbs were amputated because of the brutal war
[00:22:24] he and others like him are waging against
[00:22:27] Palestinians. Our tour has ended, Hiba, among the most prominent
[00:22:31] articles in Egyptian newspapers. Thank you, Hiba,
[00:22:34] and thank you to all our viewers. And to you,
[00:22:37] the microphone turns again. Thank you,
[00:22:41] Cairo. We move directly to Amman with Ahmed
[00:22:45] Badran. Welcome, Ahmed.
[00:22:48] Yes, Hiba, welcome, and dear viewers, to this tour, which we begin
[00:22:52] from Al-Dustour newspaper with an article by the writer Sir Al-Qudwa under the title
[00:22:56] "Displacement of Palestinians: An Announced Policy of the Occupation Government."
[00:22:58] معلنه لحكومه الاحتلال ونقرا
[00:23:01] We read in it: These inflammatory statements
[00:23:04] and proposals represent a blatant violation of the principles of international
[00:23:08] law, including international humanitarian law, and a direct
[00:23:11] threat to the legitimate and inalienable rights
[00:23:14] of the Palestinian people. In light of this, Arab
[00:23:18] and international rejection and condemnation of all
[00:23:21] attempts or plans aimed at displacing the Palestinian
[00:23:25] people under any name or pretext
[00:23:28] must be re-emphasized, as this constitutes a direct
[00:23:31] challenge to international efforts aimed at achieving
[00:23:35] peace, foremost among them US President Donald Trump's
[00:23:38] comprehensive plan to end the conflict in Gaza,
[00:23:41] including its firm rejection of forced displacement.
[00:23:44] It also entails serious risks that could undermine
[00:23:48] the chances of stability in the region,
[00:23:51] especially in light of the serious consequences of turning calls for
[00:23:55] forced displacement into an announced policy or practical
[00:23:58] measures aimed at uprooting
[00:24:01] Al-Dustour with an article by the writer Nevin Abdel Hadi titled
[00:24:04] "Royal Tour: A Turning Point in a Turning Phase."
[00:24:07] We read in it: Palestine
[00:24:10] was prominently present in His Majesty's discussions in France and the Czech Republic,
[00:24:14] as His Majesty expressed Jordan's rejection of the continued
[00:24:17] settlement expansion and the escalation of settlers'
[00:24:21] and forced displacement attempts to impose
[00:24:23] a new reality, which collectively constitute
[00:24:27] a direct threat to regional security. His Majesty reiterated
[00:24:30] Jordan's firm stance rejecting any attempts
[00:24:33] to displace Palestinians from Gaza or the West Bank.
[00:24:36] He also called on the international community to act
[00:24:39] to prevent any attempts to change the historical
[00:24:43] and legal status quo in the Islamic and Christian holy sites
[00:24:46] in Jerusalem, reaffirming the need
[00:24:50] for practical steps with a clear timeline
[00:24:53] to establish an independent Palestinian state with sovereignty
[00:24:56] on the June 4,
[00:24:59] 1967 lines, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
[00:25:02] With this article, we conclude this
[00:25:05] tour. Back to you, Hiba. Thank you,
[00:25:08] Ahmed. You were with us from Amman about what the Jordanian newspapers
[00:25:12] brought. From there, we move
[00:25:15] Al-Hayat Al-Jadeeda by the editor-in-chief,
[00:25:18] titled "Without Any Visa." He begins by asking
[00:25:22] who is the party that is taking
[00:25:25] measures that undermine
[00:25:28] the Middle East so that they are prevented from entering
[00:25:32] New York to participate in the meetings of the General Assembly
[00:25:35] of the United Nations? Is it Palestine
[00:25:39] that never stops opposing wars, and
[00:25:42] has no military arsenal, and seeks nothing but peace?
[00:25:45] Or is it Israel that lives
[00:25:49] realistically and practically in a tank and continues
[00:25:52] an unbroken war and cultivates nothing but
[00:25:56] the acts of the racist bulldozer, the bulldozer of expansionist occupation
[00:26:00] and condemned and globally
[00:26:03] rejected settlement grab?
[00:26:05] This is not a question as much as it is an attempt
[00:26:09] to elicit the meaning of strangeness, according to the editor-in-chief. What is
[00:26:12] absolutely certain is that the one undermining the prospects for peace until now
[00:26:16] is none other than the owner of the tank with his
[00:26:19] wartime actions. So he is allowed, and he is wanted by international justice,
[00:26:23] to ascend the platform of the United Nations,
[00:26:28] war and is far
[00:26:32] from terrorism is prevented from ascending
[00:26:35] this platform. No party is more keen on
[00:26:39] promoting peace
[00:26:42] than Palestine with its message of peace, and the whole world
[00:26:45] knows that President Abu Mazen, the President of the State
[00:26:49] of Palestine, is the foremost man of peace in this volatile East.
[00:26:52] That is why the international community rushed to grant
[00:26:55] him a place on the platform of this UN
[00:26:58] organization, overcoming the ban,
[00:27:00] to deliver the word of tormented Palestine,
[00:27:04] which has been suffering for more than 70 years, and calls for the salvation
[00:27:08] by freeing it from occupation and achieving
[00:27:13] and independence. From Al-Hayat Al-Jadeeda, we move
[00:27:16] to Al-Ayyam newspaper.
[00:27:19] The article is titled "The Optimism of Will, Even if
[00:27:24] This article is by the writer Tahsin Yaqin, and he begins by saying
[00:27:27] that bringing the humane Palestine into the international spotlight
[00:27:31] will change the face of history and will be
[00:27:35] the path to national liberation and stopping the plunder of resources
[00:27:38] and the policy of humiliation. Thus,
[00:27:41] we must remove obstacles and confront
[00:27:44] internal and external challenges. Anyone who rejects
[00:27:47] a humane solution to the conflict here
[00:27:50] is simply driven by greed
[00:27:54] that he wants to achieve by prolonging
[00:27:57] the conflict. Let's consider the day after a just solution
[00:28:00] to the Palestinian issue. As the writer proposes,
[00:28:04] a solution that ensures
[00:28:07] then many phenomena
[00:28:10] will be affected
[00:28:14] justification in the vicinity for all this deadly weapon,
[00:28:17] nor for accepting the presence of military bases that fuel
[00:28:20] conflicts instead of ending them. And the revolutionary, carrying
[00:28:23] a rifle in one hand and an olive branch in the other,
[00:28:27] was right when he said: War begins in
[00:28:30] Palestine, and peace This was the conclusion, dear viewers, in
[00:28:53] In conclusion, dear viewers, thank you for your kind
[00:28:56] attention, and goodbye.
[00:28:58] اللقاء.
[00:30:00] The raid was aggressive, because they started throwing
[00:30:04] stones at houses. And a few days ago,
[00:30:07] they also burned
[00:30:10] a house in the village belonging to citizen Suhaib Radwan
[00:30:13] Ramadan.
[00:30:22] The attack took place in the area we see behind me.
[00:30:26] The gunfire resulted in four martyrs and four
[00:30:30] wounded.
[00:30:51] I left the house with nothing but my clothes
[00:30:53] and the clothes each one was wearing. I didn't take anything.
[00:30:56] We didn't expect this, and his house is gone, his belongings
[00:30:59] are gone. Everywhere we go, there's no way, there's no
[00:31:03] aid. We haven't been contacted or anything.
[00:31:06] We have nothing. Even if we wanted to fix the tent, it's torn,
[00:31:10] shredded, no way to do anything. What should we do,
[00:31:13] my Lord? The disaster.
[00:32:09] I am Hanan Tamer Munir Akeelah. I am ten
[00:32:12] years old. I love reciting poetry
[00:32:15] very much, because it expresses the children of Gaza, my life,
[00:32:19] my childhood, and my classmates. That's why I love
[00:32:22] poetry so much, and I love the talent of drawing. Every drawing I
[00:32:26] draw makes me feel it. This drawing that I
[00:32:29] draw, I live it, because I used to draw a house, and many people
[00:32:33] were displaced from their homes. I used to draw my flag, because this is my flag.
[00:32:36] And with scientific
[00:32:37] Palestine
[00:32:43] I love to draw because drawing is beautiful.
[00:32:46] When I draw, I feel relaxed.
[00:32:49] The colors I like are purple and pink.
[00:32:51] I also like the color red
[00:32:54] and yellow because all my things are in these colors, and
[00:32:57] I really love
[00:32:58] these colors.
[00:33:04] I drew a house and I want to color it with beautiful
[00:33:08] colors because
[00:33:11] all the people's homes are gone.
[00:33:16] I love the birds in the sky because they express freedom.
[00:33:19] I also love drawing grass because all the grass
[00:33:22] is gone.
[00:33:33] house to
[00:33:37] Do not ask the house. This is when people were displaced,
[00:33:44] Do not ask the house about those who
[00:33:47] used to live in it. The door
[00:33:50] tells that the people have
[00:33:54] left. How eloquent
[00:33:57] is the silence when I came
[00:33:59] to ask it.
[00:34:02] Silence. A silence that blames
[00:34:05] those who left it and departed.
[00:34:09] Oh, knocker of the door, gently when
[00:34:12] you knock it.
[00:34:17] are no longer in the house.
[00:34:20] They scattered in the paths of the earth
[00:34:23] and dispersed. As if there
[00:34:26] were no people and loved ones.
[00:34:39] As for poetry, Hanan, I mean,
[00:34:42] we discovered her, so to speak,
[00:34:45] her phone on YouTube. Her mother, who is
[00:34:50] memorization and recitation.
[00:34:53] So she downloaded a poem for her. The mother listened
[00:34:56] to her and tried to make her memorize it. And thank God, she recited it beautifully.
[00:35:00] Thank God. She was in kindergarten, in a garden.
[00:35:04] She was four years old.
[00:35:07] kindergarten. Honestly, everyone praised her, thank God. This was
[00:35:10] Hanan's starting point. This was before the war. So we started
[00:35:14] making her memorize poems about Jerusalem, poems about prisoners,
[00:35:17] poems about Palestine, and she started reciting. I really
[00:35:21] love people, and I decided from that day
[00:35:24] to recite poetry about Gaza, about
[00:35:27] childhood, about people, and about the prisoners suffering in jails,
[00:35:33] education, who doesn't study, who lost his family during
[00:35:37] the war. That's why I decided to recite
[00:35:39] poetry and practice poetry to talk
[00:35:43] about this childhood and make my voice heard by all countries of the world.