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[00:00:00] and five military vehicles loaded
[00:00:03] with soldiers, in complete absence of any information about
[00:00:06] his whereabouts, to share the unknown
[00:00:09] fate with Syrian detainees
[00:00:12] held by the Israeli occupation.
[00:00:15] attack is to steal the sheep for their land. The olive harvest season continues, defying the Israeli
[00:00:19] occupation's aggressions. Occupation forces fired
[00:00:23] an artillery shell west of Al-Hanout village in the southern
[00:00:26] Quneitra countryside while residents were harvesting olives.
[00:00:30] This aggression did not deter them
[00:00:33] from guarding their land
[00:00:36] and olives. The question remains, between Syrian
[00:00:39] diplomatic efforts and international alliances,
[00:00:43] can the Israeli occupation be forced to stop
[00:00:46] its incursions and fully
[00:00:48] was discussed in withdraw from the areas it occupied in southern Syria
[00:00:51] and comply with international law and relevant
[00:00:55] United Nations resolutions? For Palestine
[00:00:59] TV, Ittihad Raslan,
[00:01:01] Damascus.
[00:01:04] Al-Karmi, which made Israeli President Isaac Herzog began a round
[00:01:07] of official consultations to form the next
[00:01:10] scene and its repercussions on Israeli government, amidst
[00:01:11] opinion, a gap in this predictions that Gadi Eizenkot would receive the first mandate, given the continued
[00:01:15] political stalemate and the inability of the two
[00:01:18] rival blocs to secure
[00:01:20] for our tomorrow.
[00:01:20] presented educational paths in the required parliamentary majority. At this time,
[00:01:23] and media, starting from the United Arab List recommended tasking Eizenkot
[00:01:27] intelligence path in with forming the Israeli government.
[00:01:31] In light of a complex political scene in
[00:01:33] Israel, official consultations began with
[00:01:37] Israeli President Herzog, in preparation
[00:01:40] for tasking one of the Knesset members with forming the next
[00:01:44] Israeli government.
[00:01:46] intelligence in The consultations are expected to continue over
[00:01:48] two days.
[00:01:51] book, and now I am actually Herzog will listen was to write two chapters of this to the recommendations of parliamentary blocs
[00:01:55] on the ground by me and a group of my colleagues at according to an order that starts with the smallest parties and progresses
[00:01:59] to the largest. In an attempt to identify
[00:02:02] the candidate who receives the most recommendations to form the government.
[00:02:06] These consultations come amidst a complex
[00:02:10] parliamentary map, where neither of the two
[00:02:14] rival blocs has been able to achieve
[00:02:17] the required majority to form a government, making
[00:02:20] the recommendations an initial test of the political
[00:02:24] power balance. Israeli
[00:02:27] political estimates indicate that
[00:02:30] the head of the Yesh Atid party, Gadi Eizenkot, is
[00:02:33] the candidate most likely to receive the first mandate
[00:02:36] after four parties from the anti-Netanyahu
[00:02:39] bloc announced their intention to recommend
[00:02:42] him, guaranteeing him at least 48
[00:02:46] recommendations, compared to 46
[00:02:48] they were carrying expected recommendations
[00:02:51] for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the Likud,
[00:02:55] Shas, Religious
[00:02:56] with the idea that never Zionism, and Otzma Yehudit parties.
[00:03:00] However, attention is particularly focused on three
[00:03:04] parties that have not yet decided their position: United
[00:03:08] Torah Judaism, the Joint List, and the United
[00:03:11] Arab List. While Netanyahu is exerting intense
[00:03:15] pressure on United Torah Judaism to get its recommendation,
[00:03:18] expectations lean towards the possibility of
[00:03:22] the two Arab parties recommending Eizenkot, which could
[00:03:25] give him a clear advantage over Netanyahu. Despite
[00:03:29] the strong
[00:03:30] the General Union of Palestinian Students
[00:03:33] possibility, the path ahead of him to form a government remains fraught
[00:03:38] turnout and great with obstacles, given the political contradictions within the anti-Netanyahu
[00:03:41] bloc and the refusal of some of its components,
[00:03:45] primarily Avigdor Lieberman, to form
[00:03:48] a government that relies on the support of Arab parties. In
[00:03:52] His body was transferred contrast, Netanyahu
[00:03:52] something that
[00:03:55] in them is of great to be buried in Jerusalem, faces an equally complex crisis, as his bloc, which holds
[00:03:59] 53 seats, cannot secure the required
[00:04:03] parliamentary majority without attracting
[00:04:06] partners from outside his bloc. Given
[00:04:08] this equation, the possibilities of forming
[00:04:12] a minority government, a broad unity government,
[00:04:14] or a continued political crisis
[00:04:18] remain on the table.
[00:04:22] digital transformation and innovation in Thus, the round of consultations may determine the identity of the candidate
[00:04:26] who will receive the first mandate, but it will not
[00:04:29] necessarily determine the identity of the next
[00:04:33] Israeli Prime Minister. Salam Mashraqi, Palestine
[00:04:37] TV, Tel Aviv.
[00:04:40] Democrats gained control of the US Congress,
[00:04:44] both the House and Senate, in the midterm
[00:04:47] elections, securing a majority in the House of Representatives with
[00:04:50] more than 237 seats as vote counting continues,
[00:04:54] and a majority in the Senate with 54
[00:04:57] seats out of 100 after winning races in
[00:05:01] and effective use. This Iowa,
[00:05:04] They are expanding and attacking North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio,
[00:05:06] and Texas. The transfer of control to
[00:05:10] Democrats represents a shift in the balance of power
[00:05:12] within Congress and gives the party greater
[00:05:16] ability to monitor the administration of Republican President Donald
[00:05:19] Trump and influence its legislative
[00:05:23] agenda during the remaining two
[00:05:26] years of his term. Preliminary
[00:05:29] vote results showed Democratic party candidates
[00:05:33] winning in a number of states that
[00:05:36] had been Republican strongholds for
[00:05:40] decades.
[00:05:48] In another topic, the General Union of Palestinian Students in Tunisia participated in
[00:05:51] the fourth session of the University of Tunis
[00:05:54] El Manar Cultural Lighthouse event through a special
[00:05:57] wing to introduce Palestinian heritage.
[00:06:01] To emphasize
[00:06:04] the depth of the cause in the hearts of youth, the General Union of
[00:06:07] Palestinian Students in Tunisia participated
[00:06:10] in the fourth edition of the University of Tunis
[00:06:14] El Manar Cultural Lighthouse event through
[00:06:17] a special wing filled with the aroma of Palestinian
[00:06:20] heritage. The State of Palestine pavilion includes
[00:06:24] several photos and several areas
[00:06:27] that focus on highlighting Palestinian
[00:06:30] identity, Palestinian culture, and Palestinian
[00:06:33] heritage. We also included several photos that reflect
[00:06:36] the issue of prisoners as well as
[00:06:40] the issue of displacement, and
[00:06:44] a focus on what happened in Gaza, what Gaza was like and what Gaza
[00:06:47] has become. Palestinian embroidery, Arabic calligraphy, Palestinian
[00:06:51] products and handicrafts like Nabulsi soap.
[00:06:54] We highlight Palestinian
[00:06:57] identity and all
[00:07:00] Palestinian culture. As
[00:07:04] we know, Palestinian culture and Palestinian
[00:07:06] heritage have also been subjected to genocide,
[00:07:10] just as people and stones have been subjected
[00:07:13] to the genocide that exists
[00:07:16] in Gaza and the West Bank and throughout
[00:07:19] all of Palestine. The pavilion included a comprehensive
[00:07:23] exhibition of Palestinian dress, alongside traditional
[00:07:25] foods, and was centered around photos of martyrs
[00:07:28] to immortalize their sacrifices and to be a vibrant
[00:07:32] message of loyalty from the halls of Tunisian
[00:07:34] universities. Today, we are participating
[00:07:38] with Palestinian paintings, representing
[00:07:40] our homeland, Palestine. Against settlement, against
[00:07:44] Judaization, against killing, against
[00:07:47] extermination, with the least possible means
[00:07:50] we can do, we are participating today with books,
[00:07:53] with an exhibition of Palestinian heritage that the occupation tries to steal
[00:07:57] Palestinian heritage, with Palestinian foods that the occupation
[00:08:00] attributes to itself, with artistic
[00:08:03] paintings, Dabke dancing,
[00:08:06] young people,
[00:08:09] dies, to create awareness
[00:08:13] among Tunisian and foreign students.
[00:08:15] Today is a cultural day par excellence. We first
[00:08:19] thank the University of Tunis El Manar
[00:08:21] for this distinguished cultural day
[00:08:25] to highlight the Palestinian right. Of course, there is participation from many Arab
[00:08:29] countries, from students from all Arab countries. The President of
[00:08:32] Al Manar University and the Dean of the Faculty of Law were present,
[00:08:35] of course, and frankly, we
[00:08:39] salute and thank
[00:08:42] for this effort to highlight the Palestinian right and preserve Palestinian
[00:08:46] heritage. The pavilion witnessed wide
[00:08:50] interaction from students and visitors, in a scene
[00:08:54] that reflects continuous cultural and humanitarian
[00:08:57] solidarity and affirms the generations' adherence to the right of memory and Palestinian
[00:09:01] identity. The presence of Palestinian students at these
[00:09:05] activities and their participation
[00:09:08] importance in introducing Palestinian identity
[00:09:11] amidst attempts.
[00:09:18] The Media Development Institute at Birzeit University organized
[00:09:22] a study day entitled "Smart Governance for Media
[00:09:25] and Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence," as part
[00:09:29] of the project to enhance media resilience through
[00:09:34] artificial intelligence to utilize it constructively in
[00:09:38] various sectors.
[00:09:41] As part of the project to enhance media resilience through
[00:09:45] digital transformation and innovation in artificial intelligence
[00:09:49] and community participation in
[00:09:51] Palestine, the Media Development Center at Birzeit
[00:09:54] University organized a study day entitled
[00:09:58] "Smart Governance for Media and Education in the Age of Artificial
[00:10:02] Intelligence," with the aim of enhancing the utilization of
[00:10:05] artificial intelligence technologies
[00:10:08] and discussing mechanisms for their responsible
[00:10:14] conference concludes a project implemented with the support
[00:10:17] and funding of a group of French institutions, specifically
[00:10:20] from CFI and from French experts,
[00:10:23] and with funding from the European
[00:10:26] Union. In this project, a course on artificial
[00:10:29] intelligence and the importance of its integration into journalism and media education
[00:10:32] was produced. Training packages were also produced
[00:10:36] for journalists and recent graduates on
[00:10:39] the use of artificial intelligence in journalistic
[00:10:42] practices. The study day included the presentation of five
[00:10:46] policy papers that addressed the utilization of artificial intelligence in education,
[00:10:50] research, and media, in addition
[00:10:53] to the ethical and responsible
[00:10:55] use of these technologies to combat media
[00:10:59] disinformation and deepfakes. The preparation of
[00:11:02] the papers was based on a scientific methodology that starts
[00:11:05] with identifying problems and culminates in formulating
[00:11:09] applicable policies and recommendations. This is what
[00:11:13] the first session. The main gap that
[00:11:16] we are trying to address is that we need
[00:11:19] governance
[00:11:21] in the media sector, specifically regarding AI.
[00:11:25] This is an existing gap. All references have talked about AI
[00:11:29] in institutions, but its specialization for media
[00:11:33] institutions was, in my
[00:11:36] regard and has not been mentioned or covered properly.
[00:11:40] In the second session, speakers
[00:11:45] artificial intelligence
[00:11:48] the training path for new graduates and the artificial
[00:11:52] journalism and media education. And the training
[00:11:56] path for professional journalists. I contributed with
[00:12:00] a group of media professors from various Palestinian universities
[00:12:03] to produce
[00:12:05] teaching chapters. We teach undergraduate students about artificial
[00:12:11] media. So my contribution
[00:12:16] teaching this course, it is being applied
[00:12:20] various Palestinian universities. This meeting
[00:12:23] comes within the context of efforts aimed
[00:12:25] at linking policy development with practical capacity building
[00:12:29] and enhancing the readiness of Palestinian
[00:12:33] institutions to keep pace with digital
[00:12:35] transformation and benefit from
[00:12:38] artificial intelligence technologies. Hadeel
[00:12:42] Shomara, Palestine TV. All that remains is to remind
[00:12:46] you of the most important headlines.
[00:12:49] Increased shelling and targeting in several areas in the Gaza
[00:12:52] Strip.
[00:12:59] The Council of Arab Information Ministers affirms the centrality of the Palestinian cause and calls
[00:13:03] for unified media
[00:13:04] action.
[00:13:13] The occupation demolishes a house in Tuqu' town in Beit Lahm.
[00:13:16] Settlers seize eight houses in
[00:13:19] Jericho.
[00:13:26] One martyr and one injured in an Israeli raid in southern Lebanon, and drone
[00:13:30] flights
[00:13:30] over Beirut.
[00:13:39] End of the news bulletin. In God's hands.
[00:15:08] Their first and last goal is for us to stop so they can come
[00:15:12] and seize this area, because God forbid if they seize this area, this
[00:15:15] whole area will be lost, and no one will be able to cross this
[00:15:19] area, neither Kafr Malik nor Al-Mazra'a nor
[00:15:22] Al-Mughayyir, because this area is the only
[00:15:25] outlet for these two villages.
[00:15:29] These are Palestinian areas, signed in Oslo, no Israelis
[00:15:32] are allowed there.
[00:15:53] Ahmed Hilmi Abdel Baqi, a Palestinian
[00:15:56] politician and economist, who headed
[00:15:59] the All-Palestine Government, which was established in
[00:16:02] 1948.
[00:16:10] Ahmed Hilmi Abdel Baqi was born
[00:16:12] in 1882 in the Lebanese city
[00:16:16] of Sidon, to a father from Tulkarm. Ahmed
[00:16:20] was born in Lebanon because his father was
[00:16:23] serving in the military
[00:16:25] there at the time.
[00:16:29] Ahmed Abdel Baqi returned with his father to his city, Tulkarm,
[00:16:33] where he received his education in Arabic
[00:16:36] language and literature under the scholar Saeed
[00:16:41] him excel in this field, later publishing
[00:16:45] a poetry collection
[00:16:46] titled "My Diwan."
[00:16:51] In his early youth, Ahmed worked at the Ottoman
[00:16:55] Agricultural Bank in the city of Tulkarm. His
[00:16:58] father was also an officer in the Ottoman army, serving
[00:17:01] in the vicinity of Nablus.
[00:17:06] Ahmed moved to Iraq during World War I, where
[00:17:10] he led a volunteer force of Iraqi
[00:17:14] tribesmen who fought alongside the Ottoman
[00:17:17] army.
[00:17:23] When Prince Faisal bin Al-Hussein assumed power
[00:17:26] in Syria, he appointed Ahmed Hilmi as Director
[00:17:30] General of the Ministry of Finance. He was known
[00:17:33] as one of the pillars of the Arab Independence Party, which was founded
[00:17:38] during his era as a public front for the secret
[00:17:41] Al-Fatat Arab Society.
[00:17:47] Ahmed Hilmi and Saeed Al-Karmi participated in several
[00:17:51] governments of the Emirate of Sharjah. They both participated
[00:17:54] in the first government of Ali Reda Al-Rikabi
[00:17:57] in 1922,
[00:18:00] the second government of Mazhar Raslan in
[00:18:03] 1923,
[00:18:05] and the first government of Hassan Khalid Abu
[00:18:08] Al-Huda in 1923.
[00:18:17] In 1926,
[00:18:21] Ahmed Hilmi traveled to Palestine and was appointed
[00:18:24] Inspector General of Islamic Endowments. He resigned
[00:18:28] from his position in 1930
[00:18:31] when he partnered with Abdel Hamid Shoman to establish
[00:18:34] the Arab Bank in Palestine. Ahmed
[00:18:37] managed the bank from 1930
[00:18:40] until
[00:18:43] 1936.
[00:18:51] In 1936,
[00:18:55] he was exiled with some members of the Arab Higher
[00:18:58] Committee to Seychelles after the assassination of
[00:19:01] General Andrew, the governor of the Galilee Brigade. Then
[00:19:04] he returned and headed the All-Palestine Government in 1948.
[00:19:19] Ahmed Hilmi Abdel Baqi passed away in the town
[00:19:22] of Souk El Gharb, Lebanon, in June 1963.
[00:19:25] 1963
[00:19:31] where he was buried
[00:19:32] in Al-Haram Al-Sharif.
[00:20:12] The settlement has been going on for almost a year and a half.
[00:20:16] They confiscated almost 50% or more of Raba's lands, especially
[00:20:20] the southeastern, eastern, and northeastern areas.
[00:20:41] citizens constantly
[00:20:44] and continuously. The settlers' goal from this
[00:21:05] From phones and smartphones to robots
[00:21:09] and virtual reality, new technologies are reshaping
[00:21:12] our lives every
[00:21:14] day.
[00:21:17] In a digital dimension, we discover the latest
[00:21:21] technological advancements and ask how these
[00:21:25] technologies will change our lives and what
[00:21:28] awaits us tomorrow.
[00:21:31] In a digital dimension, we discover the future before
[00:21:34] it arrives.
[00:21:41] From the Capitals is a program that discusses
[00:21:45] and analyzes the latest developments related to field
[00:21:48] events and
[00:21:53] the political
[00:22:00] the Palestinian cause. Energy is not what we consume, but what we produce
[00:22:10] From an idea, a solution is born, and from production,
[00:22:13] change begins.
[00:22:17] We secure our energy, we boost our production,
[00:22:20] and we create a more sustainable
[00:22:22] future.
[00:22:30] In tomorrow's energy program, we ask questions,
[00:22:34] we seek solutions, and we create the future from projects.
[00:22:38] Tomorrow's energy, we produce today to create
[00:22:41] tomorrow.
[00:23:25] She used to tell me, Marwan, this is your land,
[00:23:28] your country, you must return. Today, despite all
[00:23:32] the pain, we continue the journey.
[00:23:36] They threw the chairs
[00:23:38] on the ground. One carried
[00:23:41] her son.
[00:24:00] There is a connection between books, knowledge,
[00:24:02] memories, homeland, and identity.
[00:24:06] I see my home as proof of Palestine
[00:24:09] and proof of what happened
[00:24:11] to Palestine.
[00:24:15] While I'm abroad, I must visit Palestinian places, I must see
[00:24:18] Palestinians.
[00:24:20] Wherever a Palestinian goes, they are proud of their
[00:24:22] Palestinian identity.
[00:24:25] Palestine is present, Jerusalem is present, the key
[00:24:28] to return exists.
[00:24:34] Houses may be destroyed, trees may be uprooted,
[00:24:37] and places may change,
[00:24:40] but there is
[00:24:42] cannot be destroyed or uprooted: our Palestinian
[00:24:46] identity. Palestine in us
[00:24:50] will remain in us, generation after generation.
[00:25:31] We are here, we are steadfast on this land. This
[00:25:34] is our land, and we live here. I was born here, lived here,
[00:25:37] and grew up here. I am 47 years old, living in this country.
[00:25:41] I was born here. Then someone comes, you know from which country?
[00:25:45] A Zionist, brutal,
[00:25:48] criminal murderer comes to
[00:26:09] harm them. They uproot olives in it, and one day they put
[00:26:12] a flag for us, one day they uprooted our pavement,
[00:26:15] our olives. What's left? Where do we go?
[00:26:19] They left us nothing.
[00:26:39] This land has been here for hundreds of years, and the occupation started
[00:26:42] in '67. There have been no attacks on, I mean, on
[00:26:46] the occupation forces
[00:26:50] at all from these areas. But
[00:26:52] I mean, all the areas adjacent to main roads, they want
[00:26:56] to remove the olive trees, demolish buildings, destroy wedding halls,
[00:27:00] plastic houses.
[00:27:02] I mean, this is part of the policy of pressure and displacement.