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01:32查看AI文稿AI文稿独立后的约旦没什么战斗力，一九六七年，第三次中东战争爆发，约旦河西岸与东一路萨朗直接被以色列抢走了领土。从约旦的历史可以发现，他似乎从没有自己做过老大，一直都是案板上的鱼肉，谁强大了都可以去咬一口。但约旦利润国王为了保持国家和平，都是鳌剑的心血呀。 就这几个好邻居，越南想保持安静那是真难呐，西边谁动我，我就弄死谁的以色列，藏语一母同胞的巴勒斯坦打的火热呀，北面的叙利亚与东边的伊拉克，只要一看对眼，那也是立即火花四射。就南边那个总代炫富的沙特还平静点。 那自上任老国王否在因执政以来呢？约旦就集起了白渠，表示推出战圈了，不再参与这几个邻居的混战了。先生国王阿普杜拉二世也拒绝参战。约旦无法再承受失去领土的后果。本来故土面积就不大，是和人类生存的绿洲呢，更 只有百分之二十，如果再打，那就要跑到沙漠生存了。其次呢，约旦能带中东宝叉安静也有他国家小资源是少的缘故。你别看他邻国是要打呼噜，沙特拉伯可是约旦缺水少，油少，天然气 是世界上十大严重缺水的国家之一。约旦的游业演出量为七百亿吨，看着不少吧，但商业开的价值很低，实在没什么值得邻居寄予的。第三，约旦的王氏可是圣女统治这个国家的约旦王氏呢，是伊斯兰教先知穆罕默德的后裔。 约旦的全名约旦哈西姆王国就已经表示了他驱动的高大上。约旦的邻居们都有中年宠爱对象，如非必要，实在是没有找准约旦的理由。
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00:17查看AI文稿AI文稿no refugees in jordan no refugees in egypt this is a situation of humanitarian dimension that has to be dealt inside of asah， and and and the west bank i'm not to try and push the palestinian challenge and their future onto other people's shoulders。
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01:04查看AI文稿AI文稿我现在是在进入伯利恒的东北角的一个主干道上，可以看到呢，身后这个土堆已经把这条这么重要的道路给封死了。这里呢停了很多私家车，应该是当地的一些居民，他没有办法进入呢， 能在这里把车停下，然后后面搭乘继承车去换车，然后才改道前行。 you got stopped in the middle of basically a valley a deserted area they don't basically stab you peacefully they draw guns at you and they drag out your car desert your car whether you have something or not and they just you know it seems like their job is to make your life as miserable as possible to make you like think of other options to leave or you know find a different place to live i'm from gaza but i live here and my family is there so i feel bad for them sometimes you don't answer because you know the supplies and the internet didn't have it didn't have the full access my father died from israel when i was a child so my mom took me here it's safer here so yeah i wanted to study out and then come back to my country but it's hard it's very hard to travel out to from the country。
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01:00查看AI文稿AI文稿如果阿拉伯国家打赢了以色列，巴勒斯坦人就能建国，安居乐业了吗？我们来梳理一下历史。一九四八年，以色列宣布建国的第二天，埃及便联合叙利亚外约旦等国家发起了第一次中东战争。巴勒斯坦人民啊，盼望着大哥们能为自己争取到更多的土地。 然而没想到的是啊，战争结束后，作为战败国外，约旦与以色列签署情火协议，竟然把巴勒斯坦、约旦和西安合并过来，据为己有，还把国民啊，由外约旦改成了约旦，因为约旦和两岸都归他了吗？ 而埃及呢，虽然也输了战争，却根据停火协议实际控制了袈裟地带。此后的一二十年啊，阿拉伯人从来不提给巴勒斯坦建国的事情。一直到一九六七年，第三次中东战争爆发，约旦荷西岸和袈裟被以色列夺走，巴勒斯坦人几乎失去了 全部土地。直到一九八八年，巴结组织与以色列和解，以色列将约旦和西岸部分土地交给巴结组织，巴勒斯坦才宣布建国。
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01:03查看AI文稿AI文稿元旦和西安地区位于约旦和以西，总面积五千八百七十九平方公里，人口约三百万。一九四八年第一次中东战争之后，西安地区及东一路撒冷、北约旦同比一九六七年第一 三次中东战争后，此地被以色列全部占领。为了预防巴基斯坦人的渗透，以色列决定围绕耶路撒冷的东部边界兴建隔离墙。根据一九九三年奥斯鲁协定，以色列将西安地区分为 a 区、 b 区和 c 区。 其中黄色区域为 a 区，军事与民事管辖权均用巴基斯坦民事权利机构管控。普高空域是由以色列控制， b 区是由以色列军事控制，但民事管辖权有巴基斯坦民族权利机构控制。白色的 c 区，军事与民事管辖权均用以色列控制。 自二零零二年六月起，以色列搞了更大的计划，开始沿着一九六七年战争以前已发边界修建高八米，长约七百公里的安全隔离墙。这条咖啡色的线就是隔离墙，其目的是将幽兰河县 斯坦地区与以色列彻底隔离开来，阻止八接近分子渗透到以色列境内，实施袭击。现在所谓的巴基斯坦领土真的就是千疮百孔，几乎没有任何的国家主权。巴基斯坦在政治上也是非常混乱。
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07:48查看AI文稿AI文稿巴勒斯坦和以色列到底为啥打个没完？首先啊，我们要先认识一下冲突双方，犹太人和巴勒斯坦人。你可能听过三个词，犹太、西伯莱，以色列。好像啊，都跟同一群人有关。这三个词啊，到底啥意思呢？三个词当中历史最悠久的是西伯莱 西伯来的原始发音啊，是 everi 啊，意思是渡河。西伯来人最初居住在西亚两河流域的美索布达米亚平原，为了躲避战乱渡过，诱发达里河和约旦河来到约旦河西岸。这块土地啊，当时叫迦南地，后来啊，迦南地发生灾荒， 西部来人又跑到埃及啊，李楼河两岸呢，这个土地很肥沃，西部来人啊，就在这里繁衍生息了四百年。埃及法老啊，见西部来人发展壮大，他睡不踏实了，就把西部来人打回了奴隶啊，去干 最重最苦的活。于是西伯来人就在摩西带领下走出埃及，重新回到迦南地，这也就是圣经就曰里面说的留着奶和蜜的应许之地，在这里建立了以色列联合王国。以色列这个词啊，又是怎么突然冒出来的呢？ 这个词啊，出自圣经啊，说的是西伯来的祖先亚布拉罕有个孙子叫雅戈啊，跟天使打过一架，于是被神赐名为以色列。在西伯来与你们的意思啊，是与神决立之人隐身出勇士的意思。这就类似满语当中的巴特鲁啊，哈哈哈哈哈， 郑医生封了多少人为巴特鲁，还是第一次听人家说朕是巴特鲁，而且是第一巴特鲁，哈哈哈。西伯兰人走出埃及，回到加兰地以后，建立了国家，国民 就叫以色列联合王国。为什么不叫西伯来国要叫以色列国呢？因为啊，西伯来反映的是当初渡河逃难的历史，总归他不太光彩嘛。以色列意思是敢跟神明掰腕子啊，你看这多牛逼呢。所以啊，以色列就成了正式的国号。 以色列联合王国在索罗门王执政前期达到全胜，但这位索罗门王啊，很像我们的唐玄宗啊，前期励精图治，后期呢，陈敏吕色不理朝政， 以色列联合王国胜极而衰呀，在所罗温王死后，分列为以色列王国和犹大王国两国家。犹大这个词又是咋冒出来的呢？ 以色列人啊，分为十二支派，尤大就是十二支派之一，而且是最有实力的支派。尤大啊，就是西伯来与尤大，意思是赞美索罗门王呢，就出自尤 尤大之派。还有一位大胃王啊，他也出自尤大之派。大胃王你肯定熟啊，就是这位哎，这个眼睛啊，瞅哪了啊，别乱瞟啊。耶稣基督啊，也出自尤大之派，他有一个门徒也是他表弟啊，他名字就叫尤大，就是后来出卖他耶稣大表哥那位啊。这个尤大呢，是同一个词啊， you 的啊。 犹大之派啊，主要统治迦南地南部。以色列联合王国分立以后啊，这一代就变成了犹大王国，和北边的以色列王国相对峙啊，类似咱们的南北朝两边啊，打着打着越打越弱啊，就都被吞并了。北方的以色列被亚树灭了， 南方的犹大呢，被巴比伦给灭了，犹大王国的王室成员和一大批有技能的工匠，还被鲁到了。巴比伦啊，这个世界啊，叫巴比伦之球，有点类似于咱们宋朝的靖康之势。波斯帝国消灭巴比伦之后呢，又把这批人给放了 出来，允许他们回归迦南故土。这批人的后裔就是今天我们说的犹太人。所以啊，西伯来，以色列犹太啊，他们的关系呢，可以用这张图来概括。 犹太人回到迦南地啊，并没有从此就过上好日子啊，先后又被波斯、希腊和罗马人同志到了罗马人同志时期呢，犹太人啊，实在受不了了，起来反抗，果然没打过啊，于是流落各地。 罗马人啊，镇压了犹太的反叛以后，就给迦南帝改了个名字，叫巴勒斯坦。今天的另一位主角就此上线。 巴勒斯坦啊，因为有个斯坦两个字吗？很多人都以为他和这个哈萨克斯坦啊，巴基斯坦啊，这些都一样。词尾这个 stan 呢，是个某某地方或者某某国家的意思啊。其实啊，真不是巴勒斯坦呐， palestine 啊，本意是这个曾在迦南地生活过的另一 族群，菲利斯丁人啊，这是一个擅长航海的族群，他们比这个西伯来人啊更早在迦南定居，是真正的迦南原。著名罗马人用巴勒斯坦啊拍了斯汀来重新匿名。迦南帝也是想要消除从西伯来人一直到犹太人的影响。 到了公元七世纪啊，被伊斯兰教组织起来的阿拉伯帝国星系横扫西亚北非，建立起阿拉伯帝国。 巴勒斯坦啊，成为阿拉伯帝国的一部分，这里的居民呢，也接受了伊斯兰教，并且和阿拉伯人通婚同话，最后啊，成为阿拉伯人的一个分支。现代巴勒斯坦人的雏形也就形成了。 再后来，奥斯曼帝国兴起，十六世纪，巴勒斯坦成为奥斯曼帝国的一部分。十九世纪，宇宙第一搅屎棍大英帝国为了对抗奥斯曼帝国在中东的势力，开始支持犹太复国主义，也 就是支持欧洲和世界各地犹太人返回故土。问题是，这个故土现在叫巴斯坦呢，居住的是已经被阿拉伯画的巴斯坦人。两边的冲突啊，从这里就开始了啊，但英国人就是通过激化冲突来从中取利啊。 所以在一九二零年啊，英国人就把这个巴斯坦的约旦和以东部分划出去，取名外约旦地区，而把约旦和以西的巴勒斯坦地区化为英国自己的伪阵统治地 好到了第二次世界大战时期啊，犹太人被纳粹德国整的老惨了，他们觉得啊，这样不行，必须得建立犹太人自己的国家啊，才能不被欺负。问题是在哪建国呢？ 当时啊，有好几种方案，甚至还考虑过去非洲的乌干达建国。但犹太人最终还是选择回归巴勒斯坦啊，毕竟这是老祖宗的地方，还是有感情吧。大批犹太人拖家带 口来到巴洛斯坦，和阿拉伯人的冲突更加激烈。于是在一九四七年，联合国大会啊，通过幺八幺号决议啊，规定巴洛斯坦地区在一九四八年英国伪任统治结束以后，一分为三，犹太国，阿拉伯国，还有一个两边不靠的耶鲁撒冷，实行国际化管理。 伊欧萨冷啊，这样处理，是因为犹太人和巴勒斯坦人都把它当做圣城，都不肯让步，犹太人啊，觉得很乐意哈，毕竟迈出了建国的第一步嘛。于是在一九四八年五月十四日啊，宣布建立以色列国。 阿拉伯人却不乐意啊，你从哪来，给我滚回哪去啊！在以色列建国的第二天，就对以宣战，这就是第一次中东战争，阿拉伯联军啊，群殴以色列，最后居然没有打过以色列，还把原来化给巴勒斯坦的大片土地给占领了。后来八蚁之间是打打谈谈谈谈打打，历经五 五次中东战争，到现在也没个头。这背后还有个原因，就是美国继承了英国的搅屎官本领，不断搅动八亿矛盾啊。 united states of america would have to invent an israel to protect her interest in the region。 美国的主要抓手就是耶鲁撒冷问题，耶鲁撒冷是基督教、犹太教和伊斯兰教三教的圣承， 巴乙双方呢，都想把它定为首都啊。以色列建国之初的首都是在特拉维夫，但后来啊，通过战争逐步占领了 耶路撒冷全境，在一九八零年由国会立法确定耶路撒冷是以色列永恒而不可分割的首都。 但巴勒斯坦呢，也主张伊洛萨冷是自己的首都。在这个关键问题上啊，美国前总统特朗普在二零一七年宣布承认伊洛萨冷是以色列首都，这引起巴勒斯坦的极大不满啊，这也是 现在八亿闹到不可开交的重要原因。其实我觉得啊，这个犹太人呢，还不如都去美国，在美国啊，找块地方建国，反正美国犹太是一家，你美国就化几个州变成新以色列算了啊，这样不就世界和平了吗？好的，关注小编博士给你更多知识，咱们下期见。
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00:32查看AI文稿AI文稿the israelis right now are scared to death scared to death the israeli army's not very good you're walking the streets in the west bank learning how to break the arms of ten year old children how to rough up 15 year old girls and how to belly shoot sixty year old men that's what they did and the fact is israel is extraordinarily weak extraordinarily scared in america doesn't have a search for them millions of israelis have dual citizenship and they'll just leave israel millions of people will leave and they will never come back and that's it for israel it's over for the israeli experiment。
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23:30查看AI文稿AI文稿this is what i experienced minutes after setting foot in my family's hometown we literally just got here we went through the first military checkpoint and a bunch of soldiers stopped us started yelling at us i'm in the old city of hebron in the occupied west bank a place that once bustled with life， but i'm about to see what israel's occupation and settlers have done to the heart of this city and to the people who live here piss is written in the city i'm a palestinian american journalist and i've spent much of my career reporting on the occupied territories but hebron one of the west banks largest cities is also my roots my father was born and raised here i've returned to learn how the occupation has decimated his beloved hometown a place he hasn't been back to in years， i had a mixed feeling of schedule with anger and his spell over the spear what can i see i know it's really hard for him to see this and so it's emotional for me， so we're officially on our way to hebron my team and i are going to hebron's old city which is a ground zero of israeli apartide today， 33， thousand palestinians live in this part of hebron which is under full israeli military control and fragmented by checkpoints， military outposts and around one thousand israeli settlers who live here in violation of international law 还是 philadelphia cadima from a little holiday air seven fatham and aquillo hi yat come home sarba， oh， hiya， sarba， i'm so mr haley that the arma hallima is jared on this boat i seen her net perspective our decision， but before we get into all of that let me back up it wasn't always like this this is my dad he was born in hebron in 1947， he lived up the hill from the old city where his father and uncle owned a quarry the year after my dad was born israel was established in what palestinians refer to as the nekba or catastrophe that's because hundreds of thousands of palestinians were expelled from their homes to clear the way for the creation of a jewish state but the west bank including hebron fell under the control of jordan my dad was 19 in june of 1967 when israel captured the west bank， gaza east， jerusalem and the gold on heights and began a military occupation that still has no end in sight my dad was in college and jordan at that time so he wasn't in hebron to witness that or to see how jewish settlers took over parts of the old city a few years later he moved to the us for graduate school i was born and raised in san francisco and grew up hearing my dad reminisce about his childhood like how he raised chickens and rabbits on the hill as he watched the vibrant city below when my family would travel to palestine in the summers my dad couldn't come because of work now even though he's retired he says he doesn't want to return because he refuses to be humiliated by israeli soldiers he's only been back to hebron three times but i'm returning to see with my own eyes what has become of the city that made my father and me who we are today and that all begins with me actually getting there it's only about 20 miles from in amala where we're starting out， but we can't as palestinians access parts of the main north south highway because that's reserved exclusively for cars with israeli license plates so here's another checkpoint instead we have to take narrower roads and cross through several israeli military checkpoints there's another checkpoint that means it takes much much longer to get there we're finally in hebron i'm sure my dad knows these streets inside and out and he used to walk all over here as a child， so this is literally retracing his footsteps， but it's very different now than when he grew up today many parts of the city are off limits to palestinians all right gonna go through because i'm palestinian， i'm not allowed to enter parts of the old city so i'm meeting former israeli soldiers who i hope will help me access my family's hometown？ hi， how are you ori nice to meet you？ i'm dina ori and joel are with the israeli antioccupation group breaking the silence they used to serve in the israeli army， but now they give tours of hebron to expose the reality of how israel treats palestinians， but before they could even start showing me around this happened。 你说 solo machining emium down leo down my palestinian film crew who have the proper credentials are sadly used to experiencing this kind of nationalistic harassment and taunting so i've been in the old city for about five minutes and we were already stopped by we literally just got here and a bunch of soldiers stopped us started yelling at us started harassing my cameraman they just asked to see our ids i showed my us passport so all of the sudden have like six or seven armed israeli soldiers just swarm you it's honestly really upsetting that this is how you get welcome to your own home city the former soldiers i'm spending the day with say this is a typical scene and when you consider the fact that they grew up in its radio society they have education and media and political system all of those elements are telling them that are scary you know palestinians are fast and then they get an opportunity when they're in the army， they have power in their hands and it's not surprising what they use it finally the soldiers give us back our ids let's continue right it's a very classic demonstration of one of the elements of the occupation， which is complete arbitrary right and every soldier in the occupied territories ask the authority on his own decision to detain anyone for three hours we are not the lady here for three hours and we are going to continue our tour obviously but what a way to start the day i'm about to learn that what i just experienced is nothing compared to what the palestinians who live here go through every day people hiyahonia and shift the color and with morphin houses this is falden who has lived in this home his whole life in the 1980s israel set up this checkpoint in front of his house father now has to check in every time he leaves or enters his own home wow highlight limb of tumbro asianism it's fergiri it was smooth from who you did father isn't alone thousands of other palestinians in hebron are also forced to pass military checkpoints just to go home the military also bans palestinians from using certain streets as ori shows me on that street over there palestinians are allowed to walk and open businesses， but not allowed to drive the yellow street on them up is a street where palestinians are only allowed to walk， not allowed to drive and not allowed to open businesses the streets that we are heading towards are mostly sterile yeah meaning that no palestinian in the whole wired world can walk on those streets if you do one step over here no palestinians are allowed here if we take one step here yeah here palestinians are allowed and i don't know any other word to call this than apartheid all these restrictions help israel maintain its hold on hebron， but they're also in place to protect israeli settlers and the ones in hebron are known for being among the most violing in all of the occupied west game。 我的我的，我的。报备上 our order in hebron is protected we settlers right， we don't have an org there protect palestinians if settlers are hurrah the soldiers never protect the palestinians yeah unfortunately it's not in our order this is kind of a common site here in the old city， there's a palestinian family that lives at the end of this alleyway above them is an israeli settlement and because this settlers throw garbage down at them they have to put these nets here to protect them the family at the end of the alley is the citiz just a few weeks before i arrived to hegron nearby settlers accused their 13 year old daughter selwa of picking a knife up off the ground now what time maybe mine for second 这个 关注 anna has sit in the anna name has sit in the metacluna binster lake， so we're standing here and i'm talking to her in front of her home and every time we hear a noise she looks up and i asked her are you afraid the settlers are throwing something down at you and she said yeah lenovositic did annovatilis how they delayed really you don't feel safe at all like it's not a life that people should or can't accept so how did hebron end up feeling like a prison for its people after the israeli occupation began in 1967， hebron was among the first places jewish settlements were built this illegal land grab captured international attention now this pressure for large scale jewish resettlement and to some people this looks very much like colonization some settlers said they were coming to hebron because of its sacred place in judaism as the burial site of prophet abraham and his family others said they moved there in response to a massacre of jews that happened in 1929， that's when rising tensions over european jewish immigration aimed at turning palestine into a jewish state led to violence more than 60 jews were killed and homes and synagogues were destroyed in the ancient city but even after the settlers moved in hebron streets weren't segregated then in 1994， everything changed an american israeli settler armed with an assault rifle entered the ibrahimi mosque during ramadan and killed 29 palestinians palestinian fury as the victims of the mosque massacre arrushed to hospital in hebron doctors say most was shot in the back as they knelt to pray the shooter was ultimately overpowered by survivors and killed， but today many israelis in nearby settlements continue to honor him in response to this massacre and the unrest that followed israel punished the victims closing off roads and choking the economic lifeblood of this palestinian city you know we're just seeing so many empty houses empty storefronts israeli flags everywhere soldier stationed everywhere checking us since the crackdown over 100500 palestinian owned shops have closed for good and more than 1000 palestinian families have moved away from hebron city center they have decimated the old city israel has and it's really unfortunate to see i mean this should be a thriving bustling marketplace right now and it's completely empty look at this empty holmes used to be the prime real estate in the west bank， she's harassing she's harassing a palestinian right now just because he's sweeping he's sweeping and just see here the ballaccinato in the street， they just tried to clean around the military post to do their job yeah because this is still a sweet repulsion as i like to walk and this settler ah a woman told them this settler woman told them that they they shouldn't enter they shouldn't enter there they should they cannot enter this even though it's a military post don't please don't touch our camera that's wild a settler woman got mad at the palestinian for sweeping the street and then she attacked us on our cameras and tried to block us from filming many of hebron settlers moved here from the united states saudio came from brooklyn a few years ago does it bother you that you're living somewhere so heavily militarized where palestinians that have been here for generations are getting kicked out of their houses and can't walk on certain streets so i'll ignore the use of the term palestinian since， there is no such nation or people it doesn't bother me at all militarization is a thing happening all across the world i'm not up to anything and nobody's invading my space for no reason i don't care keith family look it was thorton election home my mother to madam and madame and in a bad took for voodoomo eleventh hoftons and a lot of the hoftons and i will recommend you mind ramad hajan， it was toton so why do you give these tours it's extremely important to show people what the occupation looks like because this war is very vague for most people right occupation and when you see here when you walk on those segregated sweets you cannot ignore the reality and i believe it it's my responsibility as someone who took part in it the minimum that i can do is to try and show people what i was sent to do i believe that any decent human being who will see this will want us to end so we're going to attempt to enter showhead the street right now， no palestinians are allowed to be on that street only israelis and foreigners i'm gonna enter on my us passport of course， i'm originally palestinian so we'll see how that goes while all of hebron's old city has been affected by the occupation the most striking example might be shaoheda street it used to be the city's most important vibrant thoroughfare my dad went to middle school on this road and his family owned shops here， but in the years following the 1994 massacre palestinians have been banned from walking on this street even if they live on it so the israeli military well did these palestinian doors shut this is weld we actually welded shut their doors we send israeli soldiers to weld shut those front doors of these families while everyone else was not about athenian can walk freely this video shows what it takes for one palestinian woman to leave her home she climbs her roof and scales back down to the ground to exit on a back street where she is allowed to be， but if you're a jewish settler you can walk out in the front you're in your front door yeah not only if you're a jewish settler everyone who is not a palestinian you can in hamsawasha in sunny， hamsawasha in sunna yeah cool you on the talai alair， i'm newar oh goodbye talada， i mean who mashed canada and a bit na rohama sun hide canteena a bit napai blue latte i'm she had a mistake okantina this is the old central bus station in hebron and they've turned it into a new military base that's under construction there and behind it is a new settlement over here we can walk and have a look on the old jewelry market these whole thing is a settlement this is how absolutely devastated it is right now settlers came and just ravaged the whole place and destroyed it this is the old fruit and vegetable market it was here and now what does the sign say ori now you see the settlement the old city has suffered everywhere you look there's just deserted shops， deserted homes， destruction broken windows and in the middle of it all there's like schools and settlements and israeli settlers just living their lives with the full protection of the military you know one thing that's really striking being here is how incredibly silent it is the only sound you hear is the flutter of these little israeli flags above i keep thinking about how you know i directly descend from here not only is it like sad on just a human level but there's a very personal element to this street as well， i don't blame my dad for not wanting to come back because it's that messed up， so i'm trying to piece together exactly where my dad grew up you know i piece together that that's where my family's home is and the view is of a bunch of israeli flags and a military outpost on the on the hill over there and in between them the cemetery， where my grandparents are buried and the home that my father grew up in so man i wonder if he's awake right now， i should face time him hi baba hi， good morning good morning how are you oh i'm fine i want to show you i think this is where you grew up is this this is show how the street idea yeah this is show how the there's nobody here except for some soldiers and a few settlers it's a total ghost town the singer and the dan singer it wasn't like to be the heart of the city sad so sad it's so sad i had a mixed feeling ustasia with anger this is the old vegetable market does this look familiar to you exactly i used to go sometimes in the morning in the summer to buy cactus fair this is despair over despair what can i say how is make you feel showing your dad？ i don't know i feel really sad like he grew up right there you know his parents are buried right there and i know it's really hard for him to see this and so it's emotional for me my dad wanted to talk to ori hi hi nice to meet you i'm glad you are for peace when camping on people like you to expose the liar i really hope you can be here and visit your childhood at home at some point really really hope you know what i do i just keep looking at the big chance all over and over and over again i am physically in san francisco but spiritually emotionally always inhabitable i'm curious how did you feel watching me talk to my dad and then speaking to him yourself like sad responsible that this is what the place that i grew up in that i was so proud of when i was a child this is what we're actually doing to people it feels horrible to feel that what most haunts you and your conscience about what you did in your time as a soldier for me it's the routine way we control the palestinians right the palestinian can wake up in the morning and not know if you will be at work on time go to sleep not know if soldiers will invade his home we basically control the most simple and basic elements of life it's designed to break down the population of palestinians and show them who's in charge and yeah humiliate them on a daily basis exactly how how can we make 2.5 million palestinians in the west back to feel that they cannot lift their head up we will make them understand that we control their lives the segregated roads and the and so forth they exist all around their occupied territories and military activity home invasions but rolls digital surveillance they exist here and they exist all over the west bank the difference in hebron is that in very short walk we can see examples of all of it all of it we saw all of it it was a heavy day but before it ended i wanted to visit my father's childhood home as i stood on the roof overlooking the old city i thought about how the landscape today is completely different from the one he looked out at when he stood in the same spot and i couldn't stop thinking about everyone i met and the price they're paying for remaining recommended to die in horn toband dartmon did not whenever i'm deliver i'm reflected at harlem horn larr lair no good massacre mario marshan are harman holy mala in the foul mala in the foul mala in the foul。 我看了，什么意思？还对着好吃的一道，再喝点别吃的一道。 it's only the coffee we're only finding coffee and i'll be happy to kunawenian， adela and adela yet imagine how the hulbintian 啊， it's hard to shake the idea that this palestinian father could have been my dad i could have been selwa this could have been my life。
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