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[00:00:00] Palestinian products like Nabulsi soap,
[00:00:03] we highlight the Palestinian identity
[00:00:06] and all Palestinian
[00:00:09] culture. As we know, Palestinian
[00:00:13] culture and Palestinian heritage have also been subjected
[00:00:17] to genocide, just as people and stones have been subjected to genocide
[00:00:20] that is present in Gaza and in
[00:00:24] the West Bank and in all
[00:00:26] the land of Palestine. The wing included a comprehensive
[00:00:30] exhibition of Palestinian dress, alongside traditional foods,
[00:00:33] and in the middle were pictures of martyrs to commemorate
[00:00:36] their sacrifices and to be a vibrant
[00:00:39] message of loyalty from the halls of Tunisian universities.
[00:00:42] Today, we are participating with Palestinian
[00:00:46] paintings representing our homeland, Palestine,
[00:00:50] against settlement, against Judaization, against
[00:00:53] killing, against genocide, with the least
[00:00:56] possible means. We are participating
[00:00:59] today with books at the Palestinian Heritage Exhibition, which
[00:01:02] the occupation tried to steal our Palestinian heritage, with Palestinian
[00:01:06] foods that the occupation attributes to itself,
[00:01:09] with art paintings, the dabke, the stand
[00:01:13] of youth, with the idea that
[00:01:16] never dies, that you create awareness
[00:01:19] and educate Tunisian
[00:01:23] and foreign students. A day of culture par excellence.
[00:01:26] We first thank the University of Tunis El Manar
[00:01:30] for this distinguished cultural day to highlight
[00:01:33] the Palestinian right. Of course, there is participation from many Arab countries, from students from
[00:01:37] all Arab countries. The President of El Manar University
[00:01:41] and the Dean of the Faculty of Law were present, of course.
[00:01:44] And honestly, it
[00:01:46] is an exhibition that we salute, and we thank the General Union of Palestinian Students for this
[00:01:50] effort to highlight the Palestinian right and preserve
[00:01:53] Palestinian heritage. The wing witnessed a wide turnout
[00:01:57] and great interaction from students and visitors.
[00:02:00] In a painting that reflects continuous cultural and humanitarian
[00:02:03] solidarity and affirms the generations' adherence to the right
[00:02:06] to memory and Palestinian identity.
[00:02:09] The presence of Palestinian students at these
[00:02:12] events and their participation is of great importance in
[00:02:15] introducing Palestinian identity in
[00:02:18] light of the occupation's attempts to erase it. For Palestine
[00:02:22] TV, Hayat bin Hilal,
[00:02:24] Tunis. Before
[00:02:27] as they came this the conclusion, this is a reminder of the most important headlines.
[00:02:32] Escalation of shelling and targeting in several
[00:02:35] areas of the Gaza
[00:02:36] Strip.
[00:02:41] The Council of Arab Information Ministers affirms the centrality of the Palestinian
[00:02:45] cause and calls for unified media action
[00:02:48] to support the rights
[00:02:50] of our people.
[00:02:55] The occupation demolishes a house in Tuqu' town in Bethlehem,
[00:02:58] and settlers seize eight houses in
[00:03:02] Jericho.
[00:03:09] Also in our bulletin: a martyr and an injured person in an Israeli
[00:03:12] raid south of Lebanon, and drone overflights over
[00:03:16] Beirut.
[00:03:23] End of the bulletin. May you be under God's care, and goodbye.
[00:03:25] اللقاء.
[00:04:33] to follow the main events that took place in
[00:05:52] me a lot, to migrate from my home to another place, and it affected me in
[00:05:56] my play, in my bed, in
[00:05:59] my sleep. She was afraid to go out and play with the neighbors' girls.
[00:06:02] She talks about Jerusalem, about the tragedy we are living, about the life we are
[00:06:06] living.
[00:06:34] The street was, before the war, one of the most beautiful
[00:06:37] streets in the Gaza Strip. This was our street 60
[00:06:41] years ago. It was only made during
[00:06:44] the Egyptian era, one side, which is asphalt.
[00:06:48] We used to sit here, we used to enjoy ourselves here, we used to play here. Al-Jalaa Street
[00:06:51] has commercial shops, and there are wedding
[00:06:54] halls, and there are shops and malls. Al-Jalaa Street,
[00:06:57] they used to brag about you. This is my area, this is my life, this
[00:07:01] is my age, this is my homeland, this
[00:07:03] is my street.
[00:08:06] Because engineering is not just buildings and roads. Engineering is how
[00:08:10] to create a better life from water, electricity, to roads
[00:08:13] and transportation, from the safety of our homes to the protection of our cities
[00:08:17] and environment. Every detail in our lives is related
[00:08:21] to engineering, but an engineering decision can
[00:08:24] make a difference in people's lives. In engineering
[00:08:27] and life, we open files that directly affect the citizen and discover how
[00:08:31] engineering knowledge is transformed
[00:08:34] into real solutions
[00:08:37] to society's problems. We ask,
[00:08:40] we search, and we put engineering expertise at the service of people.
[00:09:22] We are here, we are steadfast on this land. This is our land
[00:09:26] and our home. I was born here, lived here, and grew up here. I am
[00:09:30] 47 years old, living in this country, and I got married here.
[00:09:33] Then someone comes, you know, from which country?
[00:09:36] A Zionist, barbaric,
[00:09:39] criminal killer comes to expel you from your land and take it.
[00:10:30] This land has been here for hundreds of years, and the occupation has been here since
[00:10:34] '67. There have been no attacks on,
[00:10:37] I mean, on the forces of the occupation
[00:10:41] absolutely from these areas. But
[00:10:43] I mean, all the areas adjacent to the main roads,
[00:10:46] they want to uproot the olive trees, remove
[00:10:50] the buildings, demolish the plastic
[00:10:54] houses. I mean, this is part of the policy of pressure and displacement.
[00:12:29] Now, the government is
[00:12:31] building new settlements in all areas of the West Bank.
[00:12:34] Smotrich and Ben-Gvir, their
[00:12:37] electoral program from the beginning was to seize and end the Hebron
[00:12:40] agreement, and they are working on that. Unfortunately, there
[00:12:43] is no, I mean, reaction from the United Nations, the Security
[00:12:47] Council, and the international community. This
[00:12:51] step is a very significant escalation for the city and very difficult for the residents of the city.
[00:15:07] What happened to us tonight is that they displaced us. The army
[00:15:11] evacuated the area where I live,
[00:15:14] about 350,000
[00:15:17] citizens, approximately one-third of the population of Hebron, were
[00:15:20] under siege, and they gave us a short period
[00:15:23] for evacuation. We just carried our bags and identification
[00:15:27] documents. Displacement was
[00:15:29] never my choice. I never imagined it in
[00:15:33] my life.
[00:15:35] Forced displacement. Under the threat of arms.
[00:15:39] Displacement under the threat of arms. Some
[00:15:42] of them, some people were beaten to leave the area.
[00:16:59] Good morning, dear viewers, with all goodness and love. Today,
[00:17:02] Wednesday, November 4th, and a new episode of
[00:17:06] Palestine This Morning. Its renewed and diverse
[00:17:09] segments. We will be in many stations and we will talk about
[00:17:12] the Bamboo Festival to revive Palestinian crafts.
[00:17:16] And we will also be in a special station from Sweden
[00:17:19] to talk about the Palestinian Film Festival
[00:17:22] in Sweden. Good morning, Diaa. Good morning, Ilham.
[00:17:26] Welcome, dear viewers. Many files
[00:17:30] and stations will be present with you. We will talk in
[00:17:33] detail about the agreement that was
[00:17:36] signed between the Olympic Committee and the
[00:17:39] Arab Hospitals Group to support athletes and provide
[00:17:43] treatment for them. We will also be in a live window to talk about
[00:17:46] the initiatives that were presented by the people of Hebron
[00:17:50] to the people of Ein Darbaha and Al-Jeld
[00:17:54] who were affected by the siege that was on
[00:17:57] the city of Hebron for ten days. These are the main files,
[00:18:01] dear viewers. Let's now follow the weather conditions and currency exchange rates
[00:18:05] morning.
[00:20:07] We now go, dear viewers,
[00:20:11] the past hours with our colleague Ilham in the news roundup.
[00:20:24] Welcome back, viewers, to our local news roundup.
[00:20:28] We begin with Wafa News and Palestinian Information Agency. In
[00:20:31] our first news, resistance to the wall and settlements.
[00:20:35] 16 attacks on the olive harvest in
[00:20:38] seven governorates yesterday. So, in
[00:20:42] the details of this news, the Wall and Settlement Resistance
[00:20:45] Commission monitored yesterday, Tuesday,
[00:20:49] 16 attacks carried out by the occupation
[00:20:52] forces and settlers against olive pickers
[00:20:55] and their lands in seven governorates in the West Bank during.