As mara rwandas take every other kind of measure to foil efforts to subjugate its a great people inside secret, all of the places that sepia life of also admitted that they struck 1st which prompts it ethiopian to launch that offensive in the region. Theyve also said they were behind the rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring states. Both sites are accused of atrocities. Well, the c. P. L. Have dominated Coalition Politics in ethiopia. For 30 years before Prime Minister idea came to power back in 2018. Mohammeds hours in the city of gondar on the to great border and sent this update. Tell us about that. List 3 missiles have been fired from the tick very region to the capital at a tray, or 2 of those missiles hit the airport the international airport, while another one is they talk to the building housing, the ministry of information, and a number of local media houses but i witnessed this said that the missile that targeted the ministry of information did not actually hit its target. Well outside the building. We dont have any word on casualties, but what we know is that this is a huge escalation of the conflict that has been restricted to the borders of ethiopia, and particularly to the ticket i rejoined. Now international borders. And it is something that could bring in a trailer, into the conflict and very quickly because of the cool friendship Prime Minister ahmed of ethiopia. And if i supported the president of the trade enjoy also the fact that the to graze have absolutely no relationship. And i have got a long history of animosity with not just the president of the trip, but eritrea as a whole. This is huge by every measure. Lots of 8 years of negotiations, 15 asia pacific nations and signed the worlds biggest free trade agreements. The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership was agreed to in a Virtual Summit on syrias flawlessly has more now from kuala lumpur. And what it hopes to achieve is it wants to progressively lower tariffs within the coming years. It also aims to set one just one set of rules that will make it easier for Member States to trade with each other and to invest in each other. Now this where this agreement fails though, if it doesnt go far enough, it doesnt mention Environmental Protection and labor standards. And thats where the criticism of this deal comes in. Thousands of people are back on the streets of peru protesting the dismissal of former president s. Martin vizcarra at least 2 people have been killed in the unrest. The scanner has been banned from leaving the country. Protesters say his removal is politically motivated. Thousands of supporters of u. S. President donald trump have been demonstrating in washington. D. C. Many echoed trumps claims of frauds during last weeks president ial election. At nick, armenians have been destroying their own homes as they leave the go in a car, a bar before sundays handle rooflines to azerbaijan. And armenia state security says its for an assassination attempt on Prime Minister passion and the United States is set another record for new coronavirus cases, reporting more than 100. 00 naisi 1000 affections in less than 24 hours. Stay with us. Correspondent is next. My name is matthew cassel. Im a photographer and a journalist. I grew up jewish in america and i support the palestinian struggle against occupation. Support resign is and israel is strong in the Jewish American community. And my support for palestinians has caused a rift in my family. After travelling in america to better understand u. S. Support for israel. Im now headed to the middle east to trace my own story and see the conflict through the eyes of those who live in many ways the story of modern zionism starts in europe with Great Britain playing a prominent role after world war one and the breakup of the ottoman empire, britain took control of the land of palestine. During 28 years of the british mandate, thousands of jews fled antisemitic attacks in europe and emigrated to palestine with the hopes of the stablish in the homeland. In 1948, british rule came to an end in palestine, and the state of israel was declared on may 14th, londons east, and has hosted immigrants from around the world most recently from the indian subcontinent. But at the turn of the 20th century, this district largely consisted of jewish immigrants who had fled antisemitic attacks in eastern europe. But in my view, i was curious if it used to be a synagogue or through that well, yeah. Jewish synagogue. Yeah. Dont tell that to most people know about how used to be said about, you know, no one knows the history. All right, thank you. Very good. Set up. In 1906 theodore heard so a jewish writer from austria, hungary addressed a large rally in the east and calling for the return of the jewish people to college time. He would later be considered by many to be the founder of modern zionism and a major catalyst for the creation of israel. I was in london to promote a book that i coedited, written by arab writers whose countries were swept up in the wave of arab uprisings in 2011. The Frontline Club hosted a Panel Discussion with the editors and authors. Its not, some people are very optimistic, some people are hopeful, some evil person is good. But you know, theres a, theres a process that happened. The uprising i havent got any sense of regret from people who are me was didnt know what the freedom means. You know, i dont know what you want not to see a president or a Prime Minister the people of us. But what they see and we need to change is that society itself. Its a great pleasure to be here with these 4 individuals tonight. Thank you all. Coming and contributing. Journalist rachel xabi came to moderate the discussion. She comes from an arab jewish families who left their native iraq after israels creation. We met up the next day at edgware road, which is long, been a hub for arab culture in london. And theyd see this was the place where you go to feel like youre in the middle east and environment and you can see all they are being used. Maybe theres a in her writing, rachel argues the Jewish Nationalism. And the creation of israel in 1948, forced arab jewish communities to abandon the countries theyve been living in for centuries. A Iraqi Jewish Community was 2000 years old. It was big, it was vibrant at one point. It was a quarter of a population of it. Why did they leave . Did they want to really live the life she came untenable in the middle east, so it rooted communities of jews. The 2 longstanding deep, very integrated relationships in the middle east. They had to hide his identity, arab jews, that became extinct because of signers of, you know, there are 2 different time metrically opposed movement seeking. You will see in seeking your alleged allegiance. So which one of the sign isnt israel to say, well, youre jewish, you know, we have the answer to you, youll, youll identity questions. Ill say it here. Why cant they be arab or jewish . And part of israel at the same time because that wasnt the identity. But its around one of itself. I mean, israel sees itself as a european country that somehow took the wrong turn and ended up in the middle east. So how do you identify well, im a hybrid suv, you know, identifying myself as british. But i do have a jewish iraqi her until i also struggle with the question of my identity because israel claims to be the home for jewish people, many in the arab world come from judaism with israel. So its not always easy to discuss my jewish background in the middle east. I spent more than 4 years living in beirut from 2007 until 2011. Although i love chicago and the people there, theres a certain indescribable warmth in the middle east that i feel many people have always offered me as a foreigner. I am one of the is one of my closest friends who i met when i 1st came to live in on living together since 2007. So ive seen the ups and downs of the new world of being a baby. Im going to go when you feel ok was it was the nose a journalist and still lives in the apartment. We used to share yes, loudly guess. Just see if you like people with you in the same balcony. So this apartment has always felt like home to me and i was happy when i saw that many of the photos i had taken of palestinian life in refugee camps. Were still hanging on the walls. How did we meet . You said that you were looking for them and i was looking for a place to stay. Yeah. But then you said the place needs a lot of work. And i said, ill take about the ask. I jus never did. I painted the whole of the whole place, the place was it was even more of a mass back then. Still was, it was more of a mask, but the 6 years later, i remember just before we met, i met our friend rima, and i asked her, i think its like my 1st or 2nd day in lebanon, and i asked her, you know, like so which religion do you belong to . And she almost smacked me and i remember why is that such a sensitive issue . You ask people about, i remember that . Yeah, you 2 asked me and i was like, why this guys asking me, what is my sag . This is, this is a crucial issue for me. I dont want to be part of a group. Other tribe i want to be part of the collective. I dont see what difference it makes if one that judaism is recognized as one of them is judaism. As another see, the thing is that there was never think sentiments towards the jews in here as there was anti semitism in europe, for instance, nazis and the spanish inquisition times they were not perceived as an outside element. They were perceived as everyone else in the country. Things started going bad after 48 after 48. 00 actually after there has been some of the rumors or news against the jews in lebanon, and the other boys as being collaborators to the new jewish states that just got to be built in the middle of the middle east. Obviously it wasnt going around telling people you know that my background is jewish, that would have been a little weird. How do you think people would have reacted would react to this and certain places it could have been dangerous for you in places of the topic is a clothing designer from london and like rachel, she comes from an arab jewish background. Her family fled lebanon during the civil war. My father was born here, but you dont live here. You have never came here. But did you, did you grow up identifying as lebanese or . Yes, and now like a community, you dont really ever identify yourself as anything. I mean, i had 5 myself as a doctor, but my definitely felt more from my father and from the rest of my family more than i did. You know, i mean, i dont, i was not saying that if thats true, its kind of all mixed into one. Renee feel is hard to separate the jewishness from the lebanese ness of my family. I feel that both is what i didnt even know until i was probably too old and that there wasnt such thing as, as jewish arabs in the us, you know, like being jewish kind of is almost synonymous with being a supporter of israel. Yeah. Did you ever feel similarly . I dont think so because i think like i was quite ignorant and it was never taught by my family. So you never felt any connection, no tool. But i think in europe its different in america like being an anonymous with being an israeli, or whatever being zionist, when you like in lebanon, youre going to do you feel very uncomfortable talking about your jewish background . Yeah, definitely. I mean, i would be very picky about who i tell those kind of things to. I mean, i mean people think that the jews equals israelis and obviously this country is at war with israel. And people have a very kind of difficult history here in this country. I suppose you have blamed them. I mean, obviously that makes sense that they, if theyve been educated in israeli and jewish different things, then you can understand that reaction today. I mean, of course, its not like i would hold against them. We decided to get mad at a civil marriage based on our own beliefs that we are both none the religious nonsectarian people had to go through the mud, which is the not to the office. And he pulled out a book, an ancient book, really big block of this. He went through the names until he got to your last name. He stopped at it and like, gave me a look and said, jews, you know that i was like, oh no, i dont. You have to find school larry fine. Lets not stop at it to heaven. If you want to warn you, it took him an extra 2 minutes to digest that thought. According to most estimates, there are only a few dozen jews remaining in lebanon. All thats left of this once vibrant community is whispers, a synagogue, a jewish cemetery. The head of the Jewish Community in lebanon was afraid to speak to us because of the increasing sectarian tensions in the country. I came to lebanon because i wanted to understand the situation for Palestinian Refugees in this country. And when i came, it was in the middle of a battle in the, not a bit refugee camp in northern lebanon between the Lebanese Army and militants, from a group called the army, went into the care to try to root out 150 fighters or so ended up destroying entire camp of 3040000, people leveling it to the ground, forcing the inhabitants from that care to leave the camp with nothing but the clothes on their back. After the fighting ended, i was documenting their kind of struggle to return to their refugee camp and not have it. This isnt the 1st time that they have been made refugees. In 1948, the creation of the state of israel forced more than 700000 palestinians to flee their homes into neighboring countries like lebanon. Palestinians refer to this period as and which is arabic for the catastrophe. Its Palestinian Refugees comprise about half of the worlds palestinian population. There numbering in some 6000000. 00. And a lot of them are living in refugee camps without rights, without the ability to work without the ability to own and pass on land to their family members. And yet somehow they know so much about their homeland and they know so much that they want to return to it. During the time i spent at the camp, i became close to ziad, a showery, who i went back to visit. It had been over a year since we last saw each other. I should not only mean i should try to bluff him. Despite our closeness, i never told ziad that i had a jewish background. I was afraid of how we would react. I wanted to tell him, during my visit, just answered not have it refugee camp, and we have someone from the Army Intelligence who is this courting us into the camp. This is actually how it started in 1948, with palestinians, but they had these little homes or little tents in many cases and they basically just kept building on them. And thats what youll see with these benteke side, these prefabricated homes, they were given when they returned to not a bed in a few years ago. I arrived home made from temporary shipping containers provided by the u. N. I know that if you just want to live in our shoes for that time to let us down with some other things. If i were a shadow, i dont. 2 know that if youre in jail, you know, i need you, lets have it, the other people are going to have to even think, you know, youre going to come to visit me. Like many refugees in lebanon, were prevented by law from working in over 70 professions. Ziad is a laborer finding work wherever he can, but in the camps he has known 1st as a poet. His poems reflect Palestinian Refugees deep love for their homeland, an intense desire to return but that never was ok, but there was much too. One might need to keep. I view myself that i took that picture because it certainly cant. Thats my stuff. I like 6 am, feel christian, and thats to fishing on the sea or to the field. You know philistine must feel good knowing i have a cool god. So its good that philistine took the money out of being one who should have shopped for the studio. Oh shit. I didnt do it. When had no. What i would do in the studio in washington. Because a lot or doesnt do with enough to just put our thoughts on the screen to get into character of a dear jack for the screen. So ended a little bit that i thought of being counted for 3 and could only, yeah, i got up to 40 when i left it off in the studio, i thought necessity would call for help after the death was just a few. I got off this next level. Yes, thats how do i meet a site and i bust the doorway. I leave you in the wind and never let all those yards parents fled their home in 1948. Some of his family remains, including an aunt who stayed with her husband. Theyve only been able to correspond through letters and you caijing a phone call. But in the summer of 2000, both sides of the family travelled to the border. Were her brief moment, they were able to see each other again. For the 1st time in 52, we saw the same page. I will tell you that if i think i would move all of them, they would be through in their defense. It will come on shore to hear from you on the can they do more. He and the tab that on their own has of the car. And would i want to use our new key in the of that would model of the School District to say and it would lead doing on the has an additional fee to not adequately 50 of them with something of a fan wanted for a 5 mile shelf. Was never meant to put a lot of thats up to him. I will add more now on for the stop on up on fed him a little see why you would have never seen a boy about how leave with milk and machine will not be so warm out. Had lived in the last year and walked on its own to the fullest while deanie kept lebanon, will have no idea of the photo for people to buy though, are there you can wonder how they fuck it without him in the how can a law from the from the still there no matter how the the d. A. s office team in the midst of those years, it is usually about the thrills was no, no, no, didnt solve it all though one what this what here it was hard to talk openly was yad, particularly about my jewish background because i felt uncomfortable being followed by the 2 army minders who took notes on everything. We said it breaks my heart to see this man whos been like a father to me, yearn for a place that he may never see. I see id to meet me again the next day, this time by the sea where we could talk more freely. Hes an avid fisherman, so i stopped by a store to buy him a pole so that we can go fishing together. Susie, i know, i know, i bet you dont, we dont want you insulting the 3. So you could catch anything from shore drive to go on a boat from show you. Ok. I mean, you get plastic bags, its just all these fishermen, these fish dont know what they got coming. You know, im not going to get anybody from i will get a fish. You know, if you want to find, i want to come just this minute. Im sure its not fishing, you dont look at, so youve no idea what im doing, whos going to be at all and like i said, id be on it and see if its just the place. But we went by boat to a small island off the coast of tripoli. And neon, even under the sea. And a lot of soft monson like my mocking up and most of us out of out of from the bad fucking the bomb in my shot of me. Started landing me a who was a hero on the side of that land in a sham of, out of, encompassed in pursuit of the i need a philistine that can buy from off of the state. Going to cheat on the market to death. And i will mount up out of the muck, you know, that i have decided about comes to me and im so i mean that its not enough. I want to muscular and the end of an especially which must get its going to macau. Do you going to much, much go tony . How do you know what it is not see if i have a federal ban idiot . Who did the so i only obey only i would be if they do, i would put it at 60. I would not be able sort of in the hospital for the stinney or go to the, anyone can and to dissolve them in their i am when asked not be out of 4 and, and, and im not messing around in the er with d. M. And i dont have him the meaning of initially i had dish and into the middle of the toughest thing he had this. And that even though the matthew i was glad to finally speak openly, was the out about my identity. And i was relieved that he didnt associate my jewish background with zionism and his suffering and television for going to have to do a show for me in a bin. Im technically, i never can say agent that im not that sophie and i have a bit to be a bit that not all and i had one moves with me. It saddens me that as a Jewish American, i could easily travel to the village that ziad family came from. But ziad couldnt a village that hes waited his entire life to see. But when i was growing up in america, this is the image i had of israel, the beautiful beaches of televisa bustling with energy and life. But when i 1st went to the west bank in 2003, during the 2nd intifada, i saw a much different image of israel when of war and occupation. When i went through my 1st israeli checkpoint, my world changed. I saw hundreds of palestinians forced to wait all day under the sun, unable to travel to their towns and villages. I could see the expression on peoples faces of being denied, of wondering if they would be able to go home. A young soldier was shouting at a palestinian man, not even looking him in the eye, just repeating in broken arrow to go back. Get out of here. I started to question a lot of things. The narrative i had learned of israel growing up. The u. S. Role in the middle east, my own identity. I spent much of the next 4 years working as a photographer, documenting palestinian life under israeli occupation. In 2007, i was denied entry into college son. This is my 1st time trying to get back in since then. After 4 hours of being held in questioned repeatedly by Israeli Border guards. I finally entered israel, palestine. This is life on the streets of l. A. From the discovery of theater is an opportunity to escape and become someone for the tuition of a place and perhaps a lifestyle, a little princess. Part of the viewfinder, latin american series on which is the last for 23 years. Mohsin has collected objects and cons along the coast. Enough to fill his museum enough to break a Guinness World record. With a story for every object has become an environmental activist and inspired artist and a voice for the plight of countless markets. Marcher music, such on aljazeera the, the, all im helma, he didnt know how with the headlines on aljazeera. At least 3 rockets have been forwarded. Eritreas capital in a major escalation of the conflict in northern ethiopia. Earlier, an official in ethiopia, seagrave region threatened eritrea and admitted its forces carried out an attack that sparked the fighting without a suburb or 11 commission will conduct missile attacks to foil military movements in a small run through undertake every other kind of measure to full efforts to subjugate the take rate, people inside say, gray, or other places which after 8 years of negotiations, 50 in the asia pacific nations have signed the worlds biggest free trade agreements. The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership was agreed securing a Virtual Summit hosted by vietnam to syrias floors. Louis has more from kuala lumpur and what it hopes to achieve it wants to progressively lower tariffs within the coming years. It also aims to set one just one set of rules that will make it easier for Member States to trade with each other and to invest in each other. Now this where this agreement fails though, if it doesnt go far enough, it doesnt mention Environmental Protection and labor standards. And thats where the criticism of this deal comes in. Thousands of people are back on the streets of peru, protesting the dismissal of former president martin, discover at least 2 people have been killed in the latest on rest. Hes carol has been banned from leaving the country. Last week he was impeached amid allegations of corruption. Protesters say his removal is politically motivated. Thousands of supporters of u. S. President donald trump have been protesting in washington d. C. Many echo drums claims of fraud securing last weeks election. Multiple news outlets have to clear joe biden as the projected winner, but the president hasnt conceded Ethnic Armenians have been destroying their own homes, as they leave nagornokarabakh before sundays handover of lands to azerbaijan and azerbaijan. State security say its foiled. An assassination attempts on Prime Minister nicole. Theres anger after he signed a cease fire deal with azerbaijan. Well, those are the headlines. Snow is back to aljazeera correspondent, stay with us. After arriving in the west bank, i went to the blotter refugee camp where i lived for 6 months in 20052006. I started a photo School Called picture, but i wanted to give you from the camp, the tools to document their own stories. Butch was one of the young photographers from the program. Welcome to the refugee camp. And im not funny at all, sounded like he was just asking if i was present. He was in there for a year and a half when i didnt get to keep classes in your meet the Israeli Soldiers. Still hes coming from right here in the winter, camping or clash with the fighters in the camp on, on a nightly basis through the food or just give you a listen, you know, and i do enough. I just up the credit to the fullest Palestinian Refugees are not on the exiled to neighboring countries like lebanon. And they also live in camps like this one throughout the west bank and gaza. Thats the toughest was that . If you look at the same thought it was a lot, there was a flash point during both the 1st and 2nd intifada as well as your thoughts did come up. So i doubt it was your decision to become shocking. Shocking, actually, jeff, it appears to be your sense of mission of the vision, because this is a poll thats going to you can make a full circle in most of the over the last year. This is a lot of bluster if you cant street that was a good yes, i do it up right over here. How to guides that talk on so far are 2 of my other photo students and i wanted to help them share their stories with americans. So i arranged a photo tour across the u. S. It was an opportunity for them to travel freely that they really have israels occupation, restricts Palestinian Movement around the west bank and makes life increasingly difficult. Many units will become Political Prisoners at one point in their lives. This is israels wall in the occupied west bank, but its not just a wall that separates palestinians. Its what people have termed the geography of occupation. That also involves roads settlements, military outposts, creating islands of unconnected palestinian land. Irene, nasr is a journalist and a palestinian citizen. Of his room. She documents israels encroachment on palestinian lands. I think people dont understand what the occupation was like or like what it actually means to live here as a palestinian. I think that the concept so this is a road 6, its a tall road. This road and thats in the south from being a setback to the norths type player. Yeah. They could have confiscated land from israeli jews, but instead they decided to build it through the strip of palestinian villages. And as a result, it divided palestinian villages from the sides to palestinian villages on the side of one of the ways that they do that is that they confiscate it for military purposes for say but then slowly slowly their outpost builds on it. And im sure that the eventual purpose is to take all the land, but it is done in that credibly planned out and sophisticated way in the settlements or choking palestinian population there being built in strips morning in like specific passon chunks leaving the last bank in the palestinian areas just to these tiny Little Pockets a 2 state solution where and how we were headed to najaf in northern israel, ziad families village that i promised him id visit. Ive been to this greater area but definitely never to this village. Its amazing how many people here have family members who left in 1948, thinking they were, you know, going to escape fighting for one or 2 days, and then could never return after that 65 years later. Ziad cousin abu mohamad welcomed us to the village. The only time that abu mohammed had met ziad was at the lebanese Israeli Border in 2000, delivering alutiiq. And i thought its a dogma, but that its morally the, its more me, im busy, had sterry, you know what, im going to do all the thoughts way. But on the look and no because bill clinton got it. While i will mohamed took me around the village and introduced me to the extended family out like what im going to always say. Make it. Theyre making the homemade bread in the notion. You can, we can win for the law and thats been my this is what modes cousin. Some more of his cousins. Its a massive family. Im having a really hard time keeping track. They got some chickens down here to the olive trees. They make all of all from and its not an image, but i think hes been on here and ive been here may include a bit of building then you know, with a lot of liberals. When you look at the deal, if youre not going to be no different we set up a computer to call ziyad over skype. So the 2 families could meet again. I dont know just mark ziad of mahmoud give her neck doesnt matter, but i have to see it if no one celeb it was. So how would i feel to know, i dont know much about the british because youre noble beyond a little and ill believe in our telephone or learn to share, learned just what i had thought i was going to. Ive been tellin ya, you and i know i am in the canopy. Adored love, mean it up in also like that when i have no idea both in the dead and to the top, then im hopin im a thought that i look at noise. Now i shall lay a little chalet, a lovely man up to my head. We tried to continue to call on my cell phone, so the i could see the village, but the connection was lost. I dont know. I dont although z. I cannot return to his village in the israeli settlement of car night in the west bank. Jews from all over the world can come and live in what they consider to be their homeland for more than 2000 years ago. I met with people, its a recent settler from the u. S. City of seattle and to spokesperson for the consul bit of an organization that represents different groups of settlers like yourself away from chicago, where the real problems are whites started as a culture of life. Thats lets leave it at that here. You know, this is all very beautiful. Beautiful. Its nice. Yes. But its not so easy. Its not so big. We have 2 rooms over there and one of them there. Then upstairs, just a loft with the master. Did you read speak hebrew . I mean i did study, but there is one thing. Reading the books and i think conversing. I studied for my bar mitzvah when i was 13. I dont think any of that is useful, has got to hanging garlic. Yeah, thats not all thats keep the vampires away. I dont know if theres some tradition there i. I think its just more food is one of the nice things about this community is i have people who are orthodox who are not orthodox, but everybody here see themselves being jewish. Thats the unifying aspect of israel, but also particular area we all are living here and growing the next chain in the jewish people. Our generation is generation right now is a 1st generation where we have an amazing life back whatever country or from that. Certainly in america, but now we decided to come here and make a better life, even with all the problems of the middle east and the stuff you hear about, you know, in this country in particular, were because were, were trying to be true to ourselves. And we really are, and that is being jewish in a complete holistic way. And you also consider yourself a zionist in the political side. So i think so, i mean its a tricky word to the un to try to tackle it. Tell me what it is. Describe describes i dont, i really dont know how people see it and i guess not a word that i usually just use to describe myself concerning communities that has very positive connotations. Certain communities has more negative connotations were about to use like the settlements in the west bank as being a hindrance to the Peace Process or moving forward, any kind of peaceful resolution to this conflict. How do you, how do you respond to . I find that whole proposition to be very, very problematic and questionable what i found to be the most eye opening was the 1st time that my wife talked about it when she went to the Grocery Store and want to reach for a box of cheerios. As my kids want to cheerios, and as an american product, there was an error. Mom was reaching for the same box. And sure, as issue us, there was a connection whos like both want to raise our kids. And i think more interaction like that gives hope. But what if theres only one box of cheerios left to go through . Theres never one box and i think what youre saying was it was interesting and not used to hearing it because a palestinian state, if there were to be a 2 state solution, would it incorporate areas like this one is that the settlements, you know, the west bank i dont know, i mean i see i cant really imagine a palestinian state actually occurring here, but this is israel needs its land for its biblical and terror and taggerty for its security integrity. And just for natural growth. Its all, its all part of the same tapestry and its not inconsistent with the arabs and palestinians living here. Youre either going to cause because your lovely family is just there. Ive always finds it important that jewish families like kids have the right to move and live in israel. But he didnt recognise the palestinian right to return. Yes, its not the same thing if you want to say that there are palestinians who left after the 948 war, they have a right to come back. You know, that doesnt make any sense. And there is no other country in the world that has any concept along those lines. Once you feel you have a National Identity, its real to you and dont mean to minimize that because it is real to them. But practically, what does that mean to that mean they have a right to come and take land and come here. You know, throughout the conflict there has been a tendency to negate the National Identity of the other side. On the palestinian side to say there is no Jewish National claim or history here and on the jewish side to say theres an arab nation, but theres no separate palestinian nation. And when you deny somebody as identity in their story, they will find that unbearable. And im acceptable, thats a challenge to their most basic being gershom gorenberg, an israeli journalist and historian, is critical of the settlements and questions, the commonly held narrative of israels history. I learned that everything i knew before had been wrong. I saw that the level of political backing from within the government in actual government, initiating of the thought of the project was much more extensive and important. Then it is part of the wider narrative. And i also saw that from the beginning there were people warning of various levels of why this was a mistake. Its precisely from within the perspective of being somebody who is committed to israel and committed to israels future and community curious. And that i see this process as be, you know, long term way destructive of the state of israel. A lot of israeli settlements like this one just here, which is called let me take palestinian resources such as water taking Natural Spring and using it for the settlers and preventing the palestinians who have used it for many years from accessing that water every friday. The villagers try to go demand access to that Natural Spring that they say belongs to them. And they are prevented from doing so by Israeli Soldiers who are going to come out and block this road that were walking down now and clash with palestinians from the village, preventing them from getting to that water. Went out into the open. This week the protest has become a Gathering Place for palestinian solidarity activists, including many israelis and europeans. You know, not go, no, youre going to die, no matter how do the coming of the saudi, you know, not cool, you know, and then albacore now. And then almost on that, oh no, im done. Im going to be how do i know youre going to get, you know, i was like ok, i dont think these were forced and i realize that im fighting on the wrong side as a jew, as an israeli, i feel that its my responsibility to to be here and how much of Israeli Society do you think you represent and the things you just said that to 2 percent. But in many years from now, israelis will say, oh, we were against the apartheid. Just like today in the south africa, you go in every policeman will say i was always against apartheid. Right. But they took part in it. I mean, the middle men of the religion of the thing have the government since i go to the on the help i feel of the time to know ive been on the bottom of the 100 and im going to be a lot of them are. I mean, well i think theyre both wrong. So did albert. The videographer from the village here is just speaking right now. It looks like hes going into the back of an israeli jeep. That white truck. I believe its spring skull and that disgusting smelling spray. They just got, i got to let it go. Youre going to be your 1st and hell 1st time to not be thought. Oh yeah. So what just happened right now. The just how do you for a minute write to tell you to stop filming or to move away with this one issue . Would you want the husband every friday with me money times theyre not just me for the whole day. And once they had asked me for 4 days off to keep me away from that demonstration on whats up in the village there is right now law said that it was the palestinian doesnt work in their land claims. 3 years thing. The communities did land. So its not that we dont want to work in that land, but we can change them to end. Of course, that is sole job for addicting settlers all the time. Its another way old stealing and going to risk it and then listen to me on that. And the Israeli Government is not only taking lands in the occupied west bank, but its also taking lands from palestinians inside of his who, for centuries, the negev desert in southern israel has been home to palestinian bedouins. Schechter been very is a palestinian veteran lawyer in israel fighting a new bill by the government, designed to confiscate bedouin lands and move them to more concentrated urban areas. Some 100 meters from here and the 4th night. The family also to move from the uses a lot of ways to force people out from the place. They put that this is a dangerous fighting area. Hebrew and english, even within a lobby or not a big not taken nice and i think make no lands, no trees, no homes, nothing should have been buried. Took me to the house of a bedouin family. Their home was deemed illegal by the Israeli Government. The government refused to provide the village with public utilities, so they were forced to install solar panels and bring in their own water supply. Begin with or buy those tanks, whether those things because of the lack of the water to see the lives of very dry, you know, oh wow, you know, this is what it is. And he is 700 meters from me. You know, if you have the individual farms, so he just might live his claes with, well talk again when and if the city also has individual farms are jewish settlements inside of israel often built on confiscated land. Even though many of their bedouin neighbors are refused to basic public services, individual farmers are provided with the electricity and water thats needed to grow healthy crops. Is a marriage ceremony that were watching with horses running by it, celebrating this young man who is about to get married. Hes from this Bedouin Community right here. So doing a company into a shoe horn for her to be sort of an advantage to the, to do than it is a man behavior there. But the thing that i, that the video going to have the ability to get it, get that about hang with a left, if they do that is having the kind of i got of it. So its going to kick out of its destruction of the whole way of thinking go for nice country. So they shouldnt. This is the problem. My mom once said that is jews. Israel is who we are. But when i hear stories like the bedouins, its hard for me to believe that israel is a part of me. Before returning home, i went to the wailing wall in jerusalem. I wanted to talk to my mom and have an honest conversation about our differing views on israel, but she wouldnt appear in the film. She was afraid of the backlash from her Jewish Community in the u. S. So i wrote her a letter. I came here with my mom once and i saw what a special place it was for her and i understand for jews, this is the holiest site in the world. And it was nice to see my mom feeling something greater, something more spiritual, perhaps when she came here. And i like being here with her. But then i mean very in the middle of it, theres israeli flags, the soldiers with guns all over the place that really ruined the whole spiritual event for you. So you politicized it with this symbol of the state of israel, which is for palestinians. And for many others, you know, a symbol of oppression, occupation. For me, the 2 should have nothing to do with each other. Even though my mom wasnt willing to appear in the film, she didnt want to share her perspective. So she wrote me a letter the holocaust was recent history when i was young. And the people that i knew who were touched by it talked about it under their breath and whispers like it was a sham and a word used in judaism to mean disgrace. Shame now we had a home where nazis, crusaders, sars couldnt extinguish us just because of our religion. You were born in a different time in israels history. It was no longer wonderful dream and ideal. Rather it was a reality as the region got hotter, the idea of who was the aggressor got muddied in some peoples eyes. Never mind. Our history together on this topic got more and more difficult and you became a merged in and so passionate that i appreciated your devotion. I couldnt understand where your passion was coming from and the degree of your fervor. Our dinner table conversations became a battleground and every topic found its way back to the middle east. So even today, as i love you as my son and i feel you are hardworking and smart, i do not appreciate the fact that you cant see why im so devoted to israel. But its a conversation that needs context. I will always love you, and when we have disagreements on anything in life, we will have to agree to disagree with respect. This one is no different. Love mom. And im definitely, you know, her son once again. So i think thats great. I understand for her that being jewish meant something much different than it does for many jews in my generation and especially the holocaust. I wasnt really aware that you know, there is this kind of shame around it. You know, im growing up in a different time and younger jews in the u. S. And around the world are growing up in a much different time. Were not living in the shadow of the holocaust or the shame that she refers to. I dont need israel to make me feel proud about my identity. And she even admits that shes unwilling to really ask a serious question or any serious questions about israel and its policies. She says shes going to support them no matter what. And i think thats where the problem occurred. So youre a victim, youve suffered, we realize that we recognize that. But we also have to be sure that youre a victim, and youre victimization doesnt victimize, another people as it has. And whats going on in israel and palestine for israel and its supporters. The long and difficult history of jews in europe made the realization of the jewish state, a dream. But a dream is no longer a dream. When it becomes a nightmare for someone else. Thats the palestinian experience since 1948. And its a story that i believe needs to be told. Hello. Its raining and snowing fairly heavily in afghanistan, but thats on its way through. And then if you follow the trail back to where it all started, its always eastern med because from this part of the med right across iran into afghanistan, the flailing showers on the bottom end of these front systems that for example, in western india also produce showers down through the gulf. Now at the moment they are very light, but they will be around in kuwait, i think in particular during monday. And the light breeze suggested 27 degrees and our feel actually interestingly huge, not been the case recently, but the seasonal rains are being pushed south all going south, big followed by the northeast monsoon, which means somalia is now a larger dry place. Same is true of ethiopia, whereas if youre a nurse valley further, south toria, uganda. The rain is fairly heavy at a moment. Thats true. Further west and angola as well. Its the wet time of year. Doris represents the coast of tanzania been raining here for i think almost 2 weeks solidly, the light or moderate. Thats correct for this time of year as well. For the size, seasonal stuff comes and goes at the moment in cape towns not very warm, sunny, 19 degrees for a disappointing talk to aljazeera. We heard realistically, how can you deal with institutionalized corruption in this country . We listen if theres breaks up and real conflict between august on and india, this has implications for the rest of the world. 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