Discussion on Land Transactions and Politics

Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings, great Jordanian people.

All right, if all they need is a signature, tell them so they can release the funds.

And as you and I agreed.

Yes.

Okay.

There are other groups, if you want, from Palestine, but they don't pay.

They pay them seven or eight million.

Fine, we'll go with these. I'll keep them off your back.

Or don't you want to work with Jerusalem? I have someone from Jerusalem, I spoke to him, and he told me,

"I'll take them."

Palestinian.

Let's make a living and get by together. You understand me.

So you want the settler, not the Palestinian.

Good for you. Let's get by together.

Let's put our trust in God. Say, "Oh God."

All right, God willing. As soon as they pay me.

I told you, uncle, the most important thing. The most important thing is the amount he wants.

I want them to send it to me in Jordan.

Okay, uncle, bless the Prophet. What do you think, we talk to the Palestinian, he'll pay him

seven

eight million. Uncle, I'll take five percent from you.

Let's sell to the Palestinian.

Let's sell to these guys, man. What do you want? They want to take them, they do.

They want to take them. Why shouldn't we take advantage of it?

No, it's because of Al-Aqsa. The house is near Al-Aqsa.

It's psychological. He's not happy. If the house weren't

near Al-Aqsa, I wouldn't say no. But because it's near Al-Aqsa, I find it

difficult. Sorry, whatever you want.

Fine, what we agreed on is what we agreed on. What am I…

Agreed, agreed. You were set on Haim.

Yeah, let's get going, man. That's it.

Okay, okay.

Make sure of everything. Yeah.

Yeah, make sure.

Fine, go ahead. If you're sure, that means you sign for them.

That means we get paid.

I swear, Ali tells me, "Come," Ali tells me, "Come to Nablus to eat kanafeh."

Not kanafeh now. They closed up in town.

No.

Yeah, I swear.

Listen.

Talk to him.

Listen.

Talk to this Haim. Yes, sir.

Yeah, go ahead, talk.

You talk to this Haim. Tell him to talk to the guy so you can agree.

Set a day when they'll be out. Most importantly, you have to be there

because you know I'll collect the money. You take your share.

I get myself to Nablus to get the signature from my mother in

Nablus, and get the signature from those in Jordan, then keep going back to them.

But I want to. We need to stop by Ashdod, at Haim al-Aziq's.

First of all, I know and am sure that this doesn't apply to

everyone. I know that. But you have to, excuse me, admit that this

applies to more than seventy or eighty percent.

Otherwise, how did the occupier get 78 percent of Palestinian land?

That's what the latest information or statistics say.

One day, I said someone in northeastern Sudan could be dying

of hunger, and Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa mean more to him than his son.

While someone living next to Al-Aqsa, Al-Aqsa means nothing to him.

This saying was borne out in this call. I tell him, "I want to go to

Nablus, get my mother's signature, and come back," and the most important thing for him is

that they send him the money in Jordan. Also, when I spoke

about the issue of nationalities there, this is one of the things that happened.

For a sum of money, he came to Jordan with citizenship. It was over.

He starts opening a shop for him, putting up a Handala picture, but it means nothing to him there.

Of course, that guy says, "What upsets me is that it's next to Al-Aqsa."

And this one tells him, "It doesn't matter, man. They've taken it. They've taken it from..."

the land. And so you get the picture, now people will say this

video is fabricated.

You fabricated it so they would come after me and tell me, "God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs against you."

Whereas seven million and land next to Al-Aqsa—this talk, this thing, isn't true.

Of course, the person speaking with Al-Nabulsi is named Kashef al-Umalaa. He spoke with him and trapped him,

exposing that there are people willing to sell their land.

At the end of the call, he said, "I just want to go offer condolences. I want you to come with me."

The question is, did he go offer condolences with him, or did he trick him?

Thank you.