in one thousand six to seven israel conquered the west bank. and arab east jerusalem. still today the palestinians live under military straightly control. this is a film about four israelis who want an end to more than forty years of israeli occupation breaking the silence is a group of ex israeli soldiers who served during the second intifada in the occupied territories and today we work to try to expose the reality of occupation back home. we call it breaking his silence because you have to understand that what's going on in the occupied territories is like one of the biggest had was in israel. people just don't talk about it you don't come back home and say money these are two houses we killed us that just doesn't come over. that people back home people here in israel have no clue of what's going on there it's like there's there's a secret agreement between society in the military. we know there is going on there but please don't bring it about you know we want to live our life without. without knowing what it takes. for a peaceful life. or here just to talk about w

the strategy for the settlers is to take over hill off the hill of the west bank. they do it by building small outposts and then expanding downhill closer to the palestinian farmers. legally they can't cross this line of. vision. i would also like to see this talk him into his mission they came up with this line one year ago. they tried the same trick last year but in the end the farmers work here. if you don't like it take your questions to the coordination office. simply this attempt to. slowly slowly take over another doom here another doom here from their point of view this is revealing the land of israel in any means possible . piece by piece. we're trying in some way to help how things have gone and even get some other lands back. we always go by the queues of the palestinians the army wants control they want to go anywhere without a permit and. you have to make a choice is the best way to hold on to your lives and we back you whatever you do. he has always. treated. that is a couple of the left and right but i look at them and. they acknowledge this was his

to the west bank once again. -- and really linking the gaza economy to the west bank once again. economic development needs more moderation. >> i am sorry, thank you as well. gilad shalit, the israeli soldier is back on israeli soil and has given his first interview to express his release. you are watching "bbc world news." >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we're developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy more efficiently. let's go. ♪ ♪ >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet los angeles.

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those living in hebron struggle to keep their space part two of a special report from the west bank. now this one that's three down we're just walking on. used to be the main part of the have the markets try to imagine in your head it's on oriental markets of a city of one hundred fifty thousand people since ninety four it's closed down for the beginning of the second intifada this for that's where it was announced that a sterilized three feeling kind of thing is given for preventive even to walk here not only drive not only open the shops even to walk. if. he's. the palestinians have many arab states with huge territories if they want a palestinian muslim government they can have that in saudi arabia in syria in iraq in iran in morocco all of those places where the palace where the arabs live egypt in jordan we believe in the guys in the divine promised to this country to the jewish people people who would like to live as. as guests here their invaded but to think that they can run the country that's that's not possible. in the in the in. the in. or. the over. the or there's enough

was two of the fifty thousand settlers in the west bank it's becoming almost too late maybe too late already. because it's really not to be fair to have very few of them but without this. yes we would move the goal just from one rule to the. old rule of. rock and. get them out of there. from the international laws perspective all settlements are illegal israeli citizens should not be living in hebron it is occupied territory you cannot have the occupiers people living in that territory but when you compound that with the reality of hebron i mean you have a few hundred settlers tens of thousands of palestinians and the palestinians are paying a very severe price in restrictions on movement in being subjected to violence in all of this harassment and suffering as the result of a very small settler population so if we are calling for all the settlements to be dismantled it's clear that hebron has to be first as far as we're concerned it's the police if they want to push us to leave they attack us. they want to make us suffering no one life all said this lawyer i want to wish that michae

for the fifty thousand settlers in the west bank it's becoming almost too late maybe too late already. because it will be very easy to have very few of them but without this gas you would want to go just for one wolf with. your view and. nothing. will. get them out of there. out of it. from the international law perspective all settlements are illegal israeli citizens should not be living in hebron it is occupied territory you cannot have the occupiers people living in that territory but when you compound that with the reality of hebron i mean you have a few hundred settlers tens of thousands of palestinians and the palestinians are paying a very severe price in restrictions on movement in being subjected to violence in all of this harassment and suffering as the result of a very small settler population so if we are calling for all the settlements to be dismantled it's clear that cameron has to be first as far as we're concerned it's the police if they want to push us to leave they attack us. they want to make us suffer you know when life all said destroy i was kind of wishing and i

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they will be crossing from the egyptian border area right to the west bank as they begin this key moment of the exchange to deal that is to take place between the palestinians and the israeli regarding the release of gilad shalit, the israeli soldier that was captured in 2006. it is a two-stage process, the release of these prisoners. 20 or so women were the first to live -- leave one of the jails about an hour ago. they were followed by 400 palestinians that will make their way from the prison. it will take a some time to complete the crossing but there to be released on tuesday and will be followed by 550 prisoners in a month's time that will complete the palestinian prisoner exchange. we are expecting that gilad shalit will be released within the next hour. it could be as soon as the next hour or so. this is the scene at the prison where those initial prison and vans from the israeli jails, a caring those palestinian president where they will pass -- palestinian prison where they will pass through and carry on their journey into other areas. we will keep you updated on the exchange wh

bank now. we palestinians have always cared that our moves should be political moves. and the moves to it is carried out by the palestinian people and support for the political decisions here are all peaceful and completely nonviolent and now. we have taken a decision that the violence would never and should never be our means to get our legitimate rights and. that's why we shall exert every possible effort to keep all staffs and popular activity is a peaceful and nonviolent. this is because we believe violence would never bring us closer to our of the character of. today's. anniversary of the first intifada your so that broke out on september twenty eighth . do you remember very well. these events as a pretext to destroy the compliments we made in the previous years therefore we are keen not to repeat this experience less know how to see an island or indeed there's little but a say rather we endeavor to continue negotiations to come back to negotiations order for us both to find an end to thes

they have not seen them for a long time in gaza and the west bank. hamas is trying to capture all of the popularity, this is a show of victory over israel. there are also a lot of families who say that we were waiting for this moment. people told me that they are waiting to see if it is more than just a prisoner release. they want to see a change in this situation for gaza. they would like to see a change. there is a challenge for hamas to deal with that. >> would this have an effect on future peace talks? >> i think that opinions are divided. we don't expect hamas to be at the negotiation table. that is still the task of the plo and president abbas. some see president boss rather weakened by this deal even though he gained a lot of popularity with this initiative. -- some see president abbas we whata -- we are hearing from the egyptians that they hope that this deal might support more regional stability which is clearly something that is lacking here at the moment in the region. >> thank you. germany along with egypt held several rounds of talks on

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bank town of hebron at least forty palestinians were killed course more wounded made it the people that didn't pray celebrating the fact their grandma they will definitely gunned down by an israeli settler it is one of the most militant settlements in the west bank and he was among the most militant members i must remind you that not only killed so many palestinians he is there regularly responsible through all this wave of suicide bombers who only after his message. will they be a palestinian i can tell you when you see who foreigner and you see what's happening to them you can only come to one conclusion the palestinians so one of the most tolerant people in the woods even i would say one of the less violent people in the woods because any people would explode if people would have done what they're doing. as treat us as less than human and not only that you're going to take our land deprive us of all of our rights nobody nobody something. we're going out to visit one of our friends. are all made up for sure the main and the right way to go to terror made it would be probably up the hi

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alex marquardt has the latest from the west bank. >> reporter: i'm waiting for some of the palestinian prisoners to be released here. you can hear the laud festivities going on behind me. lots of singing and chanting. palestinian flags waving, as well as a big, green hamas flag. he has been held in the gaza strip by hamas. he's been handed over to egyptians. the wheels have begun turning for the release of almost 500 palestinian prisoners being exchanged today. now, if all goes according to plan, he'll be turned over to the israeli military. he'll be thrown to central israel, where he will meet the prime minister, benjamin netanya netanyahu. at the same time, those 477 palestinian prisoners will be released mostly in the gaza strip and the west bank, with some being sent abroad. now, he was captured in 2006. this is a long-awaited return. not just for his family but were all of israel, who has followed the twists and turns of the story closely, considering him something of a national son. but the deal is controversial. being released today, at least 300 or more are serving a life sente

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to support something like this for many reasons most palestinians who live in the west bank in joy to their better lives compared to what they had in the past and many of them are not going to socal fired for something that doesn't have a real prospect of success and i think that most of them understand the term loans that is a little cannot withdraw from unless there is a real good. i hope this beginning of record nation my purse where the palestinian the thirty two you read to go to negotiations with no preconditions amazingly this is where we are right now the israeli prime minister says and i'm not out of prison to give i'm not working for the government but he does say i'm ready to begin dating a goshen today with no preconditions well the palestinians say we're ready to negotiate but we do have to put conditions first for the set them in the deal with these and more important you have to declare in advance that you accept that the borders will be a set of borders while the prime minister said this as to be negotiable or cannot agree in advance to make compromise for something th

mostly they'll be going to gaza in the west bank. it's an extraordinary exchange which called for hamas to surrender shalit and then for him to cross into egypt to meet an israeli representative. at that point israel was to release 477 palestinian prisoners setting off what one hamas leader called a palestinian national celebration. shalit was to cross into israel, get a quick medical examination and head to an air force base to meet his family and indeed the israeli prime minister. >>> i want to show you how all of this is going to work. the first group of 477 palestinian prisoners have been heading from detention centers, but after the release, not all will be allowed to go home. 139 will be allowed back to their homes to the west bank in israel. 133 to gaza. one from jordan. some will be required to check in with police. as for the rest they will be, quote, relocated. 40 prisoners considered high risk are being deported overseas, another 164 could be sent to gaza or elsewhere. of those, fewer than 20 will be allowed to return afte

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bank town of hebron at least forty palestinians were killed or more wounded made it the people that been prayed celebrating the arab their grandma down they will definitely gunned down by an israeli settler it is one of the most militant settlements in the west bank and he was among the most militant members i must remind you that not only killed so many palestinians he is there regularly responsible through all this wave of suicide bombers whose only after his message. will be a palestinian i can tell you when you see of war and you see what's happening to them you can only come to one conclusion the palestinians so one of the most tolerant people in the woods even i would say one of the less violent people in the woods because any people would explode if people would have done what they're doing. as treat us as less than human and not only that you're going to take our land deprive us of all of our rights nobody nobody something. we're going out to visit one of our friends. lives etc made for sure the main and the right way to go to ever made it would be probably up the hill in th

to support something like this for many reasons the most philistines who live in the west bank enjoy to their better lives compared to where they had in the past and many of them are not going to circle fired for something that doesn't have a real prospect of success and i think that most of them understand the them loans that there is a little cannot read little from unless there is the real negotiation i hope this beginning of recalled nation my cross where the palestinian the thirty two you read to the negotiations with no preconditions amazingly and this is where we are right now this is a prime minister says and i'm not there present to give him the talking or the government but he does say i'm ready to begin dating the goshen today with no preconditions well the palestinians say we are ready to negotiate but we do have to plea conditions first for as the said the member given these and more important you have to declare in advance that you accepted the ball those will be a set of borders while the prime minister said this as to be negotiable they cannot agree in advance to make

bank and gaza strip. and therefore the issue of jerusalem koori shoe i said and there have been a grievance between us and these release this case for go sheeted as part of the final agreement. such as the refugees issue the borders of the settlements issue as well as the water issue. therefore our demand for east jerusalem to be our capital is a legal legitimate and humanitarian to end the moral demands. that we agreed jerusalem is to be divided into two. parts of the eastern part as the capital for the palestinians and the west poured as the capital of israel and this is what the international community approved also. for this reason this case should not be subject to the mood and will of israel life we care to stablish an everlasting peace in the region then this peace should be done international legitimacy of the application of international laws and returning the rights to their owners in this case. why i think it is a legitimate kenyan ride for the palestinians they live in it is our right and if y

in hebron well inside the west bank lives from britain fifty thousand palestinians and five hundred israeli settlers nowhere else is the hatred between palestinians and israelis more palpable than here the settlers have taken over central parts of hebron palace. males are hindered from moving freely. checkpoints military installations concrete blocks and israeli soldiers. in hebron one finds the most extreme and aggressive israeli settlers there is no palestine everything is easy trail. arabs get out. the settler children are protected by israeli soldiers in paris some. very young. the patriarch abraham is said to be buried in hebron the city is one of the best places in judaism. the closest one must realize that hebron historically has always been a jewish city given founded his kingdom here in hebron. our forefathers of abraham isaac and jacob i'm their wives are all buried here in hebron peace so it has been a jewish place for thousands of years. was . the. school the school built for me too focused on the difference it would be this state is a jewish state and we are here to stay becaus

bank now. that we palestinians have always feared that our moves should be political moves. much the model for the in the moves a mic to it is carried out by the palestinian people in support for the political decisions here are all peaceful and completely nonviolent ones. then we have taken a decision that the violence would never and should never be our means to get our legitimate rights and. that's why we should certainly every possible effort to keep all staffs and popular activities peaceful and nonviolent. acim media i'll be a definite on this is because we believe violence would never bring us closer to or of the character of the today's. anniversary of the first intifada your so the group on september twenty eighth lent the fog and we do you remember very well they used to seek these advances are predicts to destroy all our accomplishments we made in the previous years therefore we are keen not to repeat this experience less know how to see an island or indeed has little but a say rathe

abc's alex marquardt is live on the phone from the west bank. alex, what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. i'm waiting for some of the palestinian prisoners to be released here. you can hear the loud festivities going on behind me. lots of singing and chanting. palestinian flags waving, as well as a big, green hamas flag. we can confirm this morning that gilad shalit has left the gaza strip, where he's been held for four years by hamas. he's been handed over to egyptians. the wheels have begun turning for the release of almost 500 palestinian prisoners being exchanged today for shalit. now, if all goes according to plan, he'll be turned over to the israeli military. he'll be thrown to central israel, where he will meet the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. and finally be reunited with his family before going home to their house in northern israel. at the same time, those 477 palestinian prisoners will be released mostly in the gaza strip and the west bank, with some being sent abroad. now, shalit was captured by hamas in october 2006, in a cross-border raid. th

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over 200 of these prisoners will go to gaza, some will go to the west bank. some will be deported to other places. this was really an important part of the deal, because israel feels that some of these prisoners could still be a problem to its security, could resort to violence in the future. and so they said some of them will have to be transferred to other countries. turkey is believed to be one of these other countries, syria, and qatar. there are restrictions on the movement of some of the prisoners that are going to be released to the west bank. some of them are not allowed to go everywhere they want. some of the ones from the west bank will be brought to gaza, where, of course, it will be impossible for them to enter israel again, and make it back to the west bank. >> thank you. >>> erin burnett out front is ahead at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> we'll find out if there's going to be a basketball season or not. $4 billion in revenue on the line. we talked to david stern. you're in vegas, we're going to talk about these big bold ideas being thrown out there. do