Conflict in Hebron and Settler Violence

Hey, hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.

Hello

To the Oslo accord.

Back I told you. Go back now.

Why did you just aim your rifle at a child? You just aimed right at a child.

Why did you do that?

Back.

Here. Zero.

Back. Back I told you. Go back.

Every single Saturday on Yom Shabbat, the Israeli occupation army forcibly

remove the residents of Al-Khalil Hebron from the streets,

force them to close the shops and violently prevent them from coming

back to their

homes.

All of this for the weekly settler march through the streets of

Hebron.

Does he want to aim guns at children?

Yeah.

Why?

Because they are terrorists. Go back.

What? Because the settlers come in here in

Hebron, the way people who live here.

People

who live here.

So that's why they cuss at each other. They just don't know what it means.

Ah.

Um,

don't touch me. Don't touch me.

Go back.

Don't touch me.

Hello. This is my house. This is my street.

Every Sunday. Every Sunday we come,

you go back. Right? I-

What are you doing? What are you doing?

You don't need to push me.

Then go back.

Why do I have to go back?

Because I told you.

It's not enough. You have to explain.

No, I don't. I'm the leader. You are all the sheep, I'm the leader.

Don't touch my phone.

Do I touch your gun? Don't touch my phone