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[00:00:00] and he is getting used to it and he is going with also. life's
[00:00:02] matters. So, tell us how we can know ourselves better
[00:00:06] honestly, one's health is the most important thing in this matter. We The sheep that were sleeping at
[00:00:10] as I scroll on have reached a stage today where we just ask a person how they are, they immediately say they are fine if their physical
[00:00:13] health is good and there are no problems. But if their mental
[00:00:16] health has problems and they are suffering, they ignore it
[00:00:20] considering that they can cope with it and considering that
[00:00:24] the other person will not be able to know or understand what they are
[00:00:27] going through. So, the word "fine" has become a way for us
[00:00:31] to only show our physical state, while the mental state
[00:00:34] is hidden. At some
[00:00:38] because many people do not know the meaning of this point, to be able to understand ourselves, if we are truly good people
[00:00:41] who are psychologically comfortable, the first point we need to focus
[00:00:44] on is self- awareness, personal
[00:00:47] awareness. Socrates' philosophy,
[00:00:50] the first philosophy
[00:00:53] the midterm elections in that arose with Socrates, was based on one basic principle:
[00:00:56] know yourself. The more you
[00:00:58] Democrats' control know yourself, the more you can understand what is
[00:01:01] the psychological pain that is living inside you. And psychotherapy and psychology began to develop
[00:01:06] syndicate in the Arab world, until Freud came and told us
[00:01:08] that we have consciousness and we have the unconscious.
[00:01:12] Arab countries As soon as you know how to deal with the unconscious,
[00:01:15] the things that you hide in the unconscious become less
[00:01:19] present and influential on you. From here,
[00:01:23] all philosophical schools agreed on the idea that you
[00:01:26] must know yourself better, you must have awareness of yourself, not
[00:01:30] just understand, but be aware of yourself, meaning be aware if you are aware,
[00:01:34] you will feel anxiety at some point. Anxiety is
[00:01:37] pain itself. It's not just feeling and knowing that you are just feeling
[00:01:41] anxiety. No, you must be aware of it. Here,
[00:01:46] Today, anyone who gets upset with you will be able to distinguish. If you are asked "how are you?", and this question must first be asked to yourself before
[00:01:50] you ask it to others, you will know how to answer if you are well or not
[00:01:54] well. However, there are many people who do not have the awareness
[00:01:58] that simply escaping thoughts and anxiety is not the solution,
[00:02:01] but on the contrary, it exacerbates psychological pain. How can we
[00:02:07] of difficult health conditions. How was your role give them this information in a way that encourages them to go to
[00:02:11] the community? mental health professionals or seek psychological consultation?
[00:02:14] So, learn as much as you want from Right, psychological awareness, as we said, is essential for us to be aware
[00:02:16] if we need psychological help or not.
[00:02:20] But for us to be able to know ourselves, if we are
[00:02:24] heading towards a stage where we are helping ourselves, we must
[00:02:27] know what we are going through. We must focus on three
[00:02:31] basic points: our thoughts, what are the thoughts that we are going
[00:02:34] through, our feelings, what are we
[00:02:38] Unit in feeling, and the last point, our behavior, how are we dealing with others. When I
[00:02:41] know what thoughts I have, whether they are negative
[00:02:45] or positive, the feelings, are these feelings consistent
[00:02:49] in terms of fear, anxiety,
[00:02:51] They are expanding and attacking
[00:02:52] The second point is dealing with worry, or not? Feelings of happiness, joy, reassurance. And at the same time,
[00:02:55] my behavior, am I practicing normal, loving behavior with
[00:02:58] others or behavior? Someone comes and says hello, what's
[00:03:02] of biotechnology in it to you? What do you want? I show aggressive
[00:03:05] behaviors that are unwarranted. Here, I know
[00:03:09] that I am reaching a stage where I am not living well. I am not dealing
[00:03:13] with others well. I am living well. Here, I have
[00:03:17] an awareness that because I am not living well, there must be someone helping
[00:03:20] me to reach a stage where I can live in the right way.
[00:03:23] Doctor, despite all this development, there are still people
[00:03:27] who suffer from shyness. Shyness
[00:03:30] about going to a psychiatrist
[00:03:33] or saying that we are psychologically
[00:03:37] exhausted. In our society, we still do
[00:03:39] not treat mental health with the same
[00:03:43] and thank you for importance as we treat physical
[00:03:47] health. Today, if we see someone who was sick a week
[00:03:50] people, especially in Tulkarm, which is exposed ago and we ask them "how are you?", we immediately say
[00:03:53] "you were sick a week ago, lying in bed, in bed, you were really sick."
[00:03:57] But if we see someone suffering from anxiety
[00:04:00] for months, and we see
[00:04:03] Syndicate in that
[00:04:05] health activities in "oh, what's wrong? You don't need this." If we see someone suffering from an emotional crisis, we say, "Oh, tomorrow
[00:04:09] you'll forget. Keep going." If we see someone suffering from obsession,
[00:04:13] we immediately say, "You've strayed from
[00:04:16] them about the importance your Lord. Go back and fix that relationship with your Lord." So, in society, we still
[00:04:19] don't have enough awareness of the importance of mental health.
[00:04:23] And unfortunately, we still don't treat it with the same importance as physical health.
[00:04:28] a lot with different universities And at some point, the old idea that was
[00:04:32] I just want to report this prevalent in the past was to refer to the mentally ill as
[00:04:35] someone who was possessed or
[00:04:38] controlled by a demon. So, they were outcast in society, and they were even
[00:04:41] subjected to some torture
[00:04:45] to cast out that demon or to cast out that evil spirit from them.
[00:04:48] And then, the mentally ill person became
[00:04:53] been trying to get us to pick the olives for a week. the crazy person. These ideas are still present today, despite thousands
[00:04:56] of years passing. There is still a small bit
[00:05:00] of that in our thoughts. That's why people are ashamed to say
[00:05:05] especially since your syndicate's that I am mentally ill or I am
[00:05:06] came here, the settlers came psychologically tired. I need help. They avoid the look
[00:05:10] of pity from others.
[00:05:13] Doctor, unfortunately, there are people who are falling victim now as a result
[00:05:16] of self-diagnosis, which we see on social media. I mean, as soon
[00:05:22] social media, a reel comes up talking about OCD.
[00:05:25] I might have one or two traits out of
[00:05:28] ten traits that fall under
[00:05:31] the title of OCD disorder. I then
[00:05:34] become obsessed with this topic, that I might be suffering from
[00:05:38] this, and OCD is still a very
[00:05:41] simple and light topic compared to other topics that I might
[00:05:44] fall into because of my lack
[00:05:48] of self-awareness or lack of diagnosis or
[00:05:51] the confusion that happens between self-diagnosis and psychological awareness.
[00:05:55] Tell us what you advise people who fall into
[00:05:58] this. That's true, and today we are in the era
[00:06:02] of speed and the era of social media and the widespread dissemination of information
[00:06:05] intensely, but not correctly. First, let's highlight
[00:06:08] that the spread of the idea of mental health at the present
[00:06:12] time is very important and very essential because it actually
[00:06:15] raises awareness. But is the awareness in the right
[00:06:18] way? Here the question arises, are the people who are seeing information
[00:06:22] in the right way? Not really, they are not seeing it in the right way. As
[00:06:26] you said, first, the information that is appearing is general information, not specific,
[00:06:30] and mental health and psychotherapy are always
[00:06:33] individual. That is, two people with OCD can
[00:06:37] each be treated in a different way, not the same way, depending on the environment,
[00:06:40] depending on where they came from, depending on the traumas they went through. These
[00:06:44] affect them. But unfortunately, we are no longer
[00:06:47] just learning. The problem has become self-diagnosis and judgment. We are
[00:06:50] diagnosing and judging ourselves and others. There are many psychological
[00:06:54] trends that have emerged, narcissism.
[00:06:59] another is a narcissistic person. Anyone who wants to divorce another is
[00:07:03] a narcissistic person. Narcissism has become very famous, as I said,
[00:07:07] OCD, ADHD. These have become trends that
[00:07:10] people are dealing with as a trend. We need to be careful and
[00:07:13] aware that mental health is not
[00:07:16] a recreational tool. It is a science based on
[00:07:20] information and things that can truly diagnose
[00:07:23] in the right way.
[00:07:27] the means, get an idea, but don't diagnose yourself. And if you feel tired,
[00:07:31] turn to the right person. If we want
[00:07:33] to talk about prevention, how can we
[00:07:37] build resilience in our personality? How is prevention
[00:07:40] done? Prevention is done, as we said, through thoughts,
[00:07:43] feelings, and behavior. Prevention is first and foremost about paying attention
[00:07:47] to ourselves. I have habits, I have goals,
[00:07:50] I have hobbies. I must not neglect any of these. I need time for myself,
[00:07:53] for my comfort, and for my self-development.
[00:07:57] These must always be present
[00:07:59] in my schedule. This is the first point. Dealing with myself.
[00:08:04] others. We often deal with people who can
[00:08:07] be negative, who can be toxic. We must know that
[00:08:11] these people who are harming us psychologically, there must be a space
[00:08:15] between us and them. And we must turn to supportive,
[00:08:18] understanding people who understand us and who foster
[00:08:22] a sense of positivity in us. And finally, we must know that
[00:08:25] we live in this life not on roses, meaning we have ups
[00:08:29] and downs, and we will face problems. So, when
[00:08:33] we face problems, we must have the ability to get out of them.
[00:08:36] We will know that this problem is not continuous. Self-awareness is what
[00:08:40] helps us overcome any problem we face.
[00:08:44] Dr. Marwa Al-Dallati, thank you for being with us.
[00:08:48] Your words are impactful, and hopefully, and certainly,
[00:08:52] they will leave an impact. Thank you very much,
[00:08:56] the hosting.
[00:08:59] And here ends our morning segment. Back
[00:09:03] to Palestine.
[00:09:06] So, dear viewers, we have reached our final stop in our journey
[00:09:09] "Palestine This Morning" from the governorate
[00:09:13] and we will talk about the role of the Biotechnology
[00:09:18] the governorate. You can follow all these details with our correspondent, Ihab
[00:09:21] Dhamiri, who joins us live from Tulkarm. Ihab, good
[00:09:24] morning.
[00:09:28] Good morning, Diaa. Good morning, Ilham. Before talking
[00:09:32] about this segment and about details related to the role of the Biotechnology
[00:09:35] Syndicate, which is a syndicate that works
[00:09:39] in the field of health and in the field of health awareness,
[00:09:44] news that reached us a while ago: the occupation forces are currently evacuating a number of
[00:09:48] families and forcing them to leave
[00:09:51] their homes by force under the threat of arms in the western part
[00:09:54] of Tulkarm refugee camp in an area known as Harat
[00:09:57] Al-Hadaida or in the northern neighborhood of Tulkarm
[00:10:01] city. A number of families were forced to leave their homes this morning
[00:10:04] under the threat of arms without being given a date to return and without also being given
[00:10:08] an explanation for that, and they have been present and staying in these homes
[00:10:12] since the beginning of the aggression, despite the occupation apparently trying to convert
[00:10:15] one of the homes there or residential buildings into a military barracks.
[00:10:18] And this is part of the continuation and ongoing aggression against
[00:10:22] our people. We move on to our topic: the role of the Biotechnology
[00:10:25] Syndicate and
[00:10:28] therefore, we are talking about a health role in this aspect, and it
[00:10:31] is a syndicate that works in Tulkarm and all governorates of the homeland.
[00:10:35] To clarify more about this role, we host here with us directly
[00:10:38] Professor Yusra Al-Dhaher, who is the head of public relations
[00:10:42] committee in this syndicate. Welcome, good
[00:10:45] morning. Good morning, welcome. So, Professor Yusra, if we were
[00:10:48] to talk about the role of your syndicate, usually, can you give us an idea
[00:10:52] of what this syndicate means and what it mainly focuses on?
[00:10:55] First of all, I would like to clarify the meaning of biotechnology
[00:10:59] and biotechnology sciences
[00:11:03] specialization. It is a scientific specialization available in Palestinian
[00:11:06] universities and outside Palestine. Among
[00:11:09] its names are biotechnology or applied biology
[00:11:13] or biotechnological sciences,
[00:11:16] and also forensic science. Outside the homeland, it can
[00:11:20] be called genetic engineering. We, as a syndicate,
[00:11:23] were established here in Palestine in
[00:11:25] 2019. It was the first biotechnology
[00:11:31] meaning in the Arab world, there is no biotechnology syndicate except
[00:11:34] us. Currently, we are communicating with
[00:11:37] to establish a union for biotechnology
[00:11:40] in the Arab world,
[00:11:43] and its headquarters will be here in Palestine, God willing. Among the goals
[00:11:47] of our syndicate is, of course, to grant
[00:11:51] members good job opportunities,
[00:11:55] and also to give them the opportunity to
[00:11:58] obtain courses, whether they are free or not
[00:12:01] free. Also, among the things that the head of the
[00:12:05] Biotechnology Syndicate, who is Professor Musa Daghameen, did
[00:12:08] was to make discounts
[00:12:11] on scholarships for master's degrees for
[00:12:15] biotechnology graduates in universities, whether inside or outside the homeland. So,
[00:12:18] here's the important question: your role is a vital
[00:12:22] one, and naturally, in the last period,
[00:12:25] you focused on a greater community, health, and awareness
[00:12:28] role for citizens in light
[00:12:32] in this field, your activities, or your partnerships with
[00:12:36] First of all, honestly, I was elected
[00:12:38] almost two years ago as the head
[00:12:42] of public relations for the Biotechnology Syndicate in the West
[00:12:45] Bank. I put in place a plan with my colleagues to reach the largest number of
[00:12:49] community segments and cooperate with institutions
[00:12:52] and ministries. Among these institutions are, for example,
[00:12:56] the Ministry of Education and also the cooperation
[00:13:00] with the Gender
[00:13:03] the security forces, whose head was Major Wafaa
[00:13:07] Al-Salman, and I certainly greet her. Among these
[00:13:10] activities, we conducted health awareness
[00:13:14] for members, and we also conducted workshops on Pink
[00:13:17] October. Among the activities, we also dealt with the Ministry
[00:13:21] of Endowments in Tulkarm. We also
[00:13:25] held a workshop on health awareness and the role society.
[00:13:29] We also cooperated with
[00:13:32] the Tulkarm Health Directorate, which was one of the last workshops
[00:13:35] we held, which was supporting cancer patients.
[00:13:39] This was our humanitarian and social duty
[00:13:42] to bring joy to cancer patients,
[00:13:45] even if it's a small part, and to assure them, of course,
[00:13:49] that we, as institutions and syndicates, are with them, and we certainly wish them a full recovery.
[00:13:53] So, it is clear
[00:13:55] from your speech that there is continuous and ongoing partnership with
[00:13:59] official government institutions and with civil society organizations. This is in
[00:14:02] the context of your syndicate's presentation and also providing service
[00:14:06] to citizens. So, how can we talk about these partnerships
[00:14:10] and how do your partnerships affect improving the health situation of our
[00:14:15] to aggression, as we see? Firstly, our goals
[00:14:19] as a syndicate are developmental and awareness-raising.
[00:14:22] So, according to
[00:14:25] the target audience we want to provide this
[00:14:28] awareness to, for example, we went to the Ministry of Education
[00:14:32] because our goal was to raise awareness among high school students
[00:14:35] and educate them about biotechnology
[00:14:38] and to educate
[00:14:41] of this specialization in society and how they can
[00:14:45] make the right choice for them. Among
[00:14:48] the institutions, of course, are universities. We cooperated
[00:14:53] in the country so that we
[00:14:55] can be a link between the academic and professional sides
[00:14:58] to provide students with the correct
[00:15:01] information and also to provide
[00:15:04] them with courses or knowledge
[00:15:08] and experience. We confirm, of course, the importance
[00:15:11] of cooperation in order to achieve goals
[00:15:14] in an excellent and correct way. And we always say that
[00:15:18] in unity there is strength, and we hope that these partnerships will continue
[00:15:22] always and not stop only at a specific activity. Finally,
[00:15:25] I would like to ask about the message you would like to convey in this context,
[00:15:30] role is clear in the health aspect in Tulkarm, and in awareness
[00:15:33] and all details. What do you say finally and in brief? Honestly,
[00:15:37] I address my message to my people to
[00:15:40] take care of their health because
[00:15:44] in the world. So, for example, if they hear about an awareness and health
[00:15:47] workshop in the community, of course, within licensed
[00:15:50] ministries, then I hope they will attend it because
[00:15:54] one correct health information could save a person's
[00:15:57] life. I also address my message to every student and every graduate
[00:16:01] to believe in their abilities and their specialization and to work hard because
[00:16:05] surely anyone who works hard will reach their goal. We, as a syndicate,
[00:16:08] will continue to strive to reach
[00:16:11] and remain within the community, and that
[00:16:14] we will continue to cooperate with members of the community
[00:16:17] and also to employ our knowledge and our expertise
[00:16:21] in order to serve them
[00:16:24] in this community. Finally, I would like to thank
[00:16:28] Palestine TV for this opportunity and for giving us this opportunity.
[00:16:32] Thank you very much, Yusra Al-Dhaher, Head of the Public
[00:16:35] Relations Committee at the Biotechnology Syndicate.
[00:16:39] Indeed, we tried to show you the role of this syndicate,
[00:16:42] which works with all institutions and in distinguished
[00:16:45] partnerships to support the health situation of our people here in Tulkarm Governorate.
[00:16:49] Back to you, Diaa and Ilham. Thank you,
[00:16:52] Ihab, thank you for being with us. So, dear viewers, we have reached the end of our
[00:16:56] morning journey from Palestine This Morning. Thank you for your kind
[00:16:59] follow-up, and we will see you tomorrow morning. May God bless you, Diaa. May God bless you,
[00:17:03] Ilham. Thank you, dear viewers. See you tomorrow. Goodbye. May God protect you.
[00:18:00] The settlement has been going on for about a year and a half.
[00:18:04] They confiscated about 50% or more of the lands of the association,
[00:18:07] especially the southeastern, eastern, and northeastern areas.
[00:18:29] citizens constantly
[00:18:32] and continuously. The goal of the settlers from this attack
[00:18:35] is to steal the sheep to their land.
[00:20:06] for hourly wages.
[00:20:22] They didn't leave anything without destroying it. And the olives.
[00:20:25] They've been trying to get us to pick the olives for a week. I mean, not just once. Today, they've
[00:20:30] They
[00:20:44] at night around 1:30 and entered the sheep pen. They took
[00:20:47] the sheep they took and scattered
[00:20:50] them. We brought back the ones that scattered, and they took the rest.
[00:20:55] night didn't bother them at all. They destroyed everything
[00:20:58] and took everything. These are the ones who are looking at me in the wall.
[00:21:02] Dear viewers, peace
[00:21:31] be upon you and God's mercy and blessings. Welcome
[00:21:34] to a new episode of "Today's File,"
[00:21:37] in which we will follow, in its first part,
[00:21:43] the United States of America and what happened with the
[00:21:48] of these elections
[00:21:52] in Congress, in both its chambers, the Senate
[00:21:56] and the House of Representatives, as well as the achievement of