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00:42The city of Tel Aviv is a usurped city built on the ruins of the suburbs and neighborhoods of Jaffa, whose inhabitants were displaced by the occupying Zionists.
00:54Perpetrators of the most heinous acts of ethnic cleansing, displacement, and systematic destruction
01:00Among these destroyed neighborhoods are Al-Manshiyya, Sakanat Danayta, Sakanat Arayna, and Sakanat Hammad.
01:08There are a number of areas and villages upon whose ruins Tel Aviv was built and expanded, their landmarks removed and their names erased from the map.
01:17Among them is the village of Sheikh Mu'nis, on whose lands Tel Aviv University was built.
01:23Al-Jamasin village, Abu Kabir village, Tell al-Rish village, Samil or al-Masoudiya village, Salama village, Jurayshah village, Saruna village
01:37Many villages in the Jaffa district were depopulated and destroyed, and were wiped off the map, with numerous Zionist cities and settlements built in their place.
01:47These include Saqiyat al-Safiriyah, al-Abbasiyah, Arab al-Sawalmah, Fajja, Kafr 'Anah, Yazur al-Khayriyah, Bayar 'Adas, al-Haram, Sayyidna 'Ali, Rantiyah, Ijlil, Beit Dajan al-Mudammarah, Khirbat Ikhrisha, Kafr Sab al-Mudammarah, Arab Abu Kishk
02:10Tel Aviv or Tel Aviv-Yafo
02:13The name Tel Aviv has become commonly used instead of Tel al-Rabee', and many have unknowingly mistakenly claimed that the Zionist city of Tel Aviv is the Palestinian city of Tel al-Rabee'.
02:26Tel Aviv was built on the ruins of an ancient Palestinian city called Tel Aviv, like many Palestinian villages and cities whose inhabitants were displaced and whose original names were distorted and Hebraized.
02:42Did you find in Palestine a village or city called Tel Aviv, on whose ruins a Zionist city called Tel Aviv was built?
02:52Anyone with even a basic understanding of historical texts can clearly see that this confident acceptance contains a historical error.
03:03There was no Palestinian village or town called Tel Aviv before 1948 in Palestine.
03:12The usurped city of Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 on the outskirts of the historic city of Jaffa, the Bride of the Sea.
03:22Which archaeologists say is over five thousand years old
03:35So how did Tel Aviv come about?
03:39From 1885 to 1906, he began building neighborhoods for Jewish immigrants coming to Palestine.
03:51Within and outside the city limits of Jaffa, and especially around the Manshiyya neighborhood
03:57In 1909, a Jewish settlement neighborhood called Ahazat Bayit was built.
04:07The first nucleus of Tel Aviv was formed north of Jaffa in an area owned by the Mantufi tribe called Karm al-Jabali.
04:17Which were orchard lands before the Al-Manshiyya neighborhood became the dividing line between them
04:27This neighborhood was initiated by a group of Zionist Jews.
04:33Those who formed an association that bore the name of the Association for the Construction of Houses, Ahzat Bayt
04:39The primary goal of this society was to prepare for the establishment of the first Hebrew city in Palestine.
04:47To give it a different character from the rest of the Palestinian cities and to be the basis for Jewish civil society
04:57In 1910 AD, the Ahzat Bayt neighborhood merged with other neighborhoods such as the Nahalat Bin Yamin and Gha'ula neighborhoods, together forming Tel Abi.
05:16Naming Tell Abi
05:18After discussion within the Zionist movement and the development of several proposals for the city's name
05:24The name Tel Aviv was given in 1910 to the settlement of Ahaz Beit
05:34Among the names that were suggested before the name Tel Aviv was agreed upon
05:38Yefuh Hadsha, meaning New Yaf
05:41His negation is refuted by the meaning of Yafa Oasis
05:44Afifah, meaning Rabi'ah
05:46Yvivah means beautiful
05:48Hebrew and Hertzlian
05:57Meaning of Tel Aviv
06:00The name Tel Aviv was chosen in reference to Theodor Herzl's novel The Old New Land
06:06Old New Land
06:08Nahum Sokolov translated it into Hebrew as Tel Aviv
06:13Its literal translation into Arabic is Tel Aviv
06:19Khabur River
06:24This name is originally taken from the Book of Ezekiel
06:27He who says, "I came to the captives near Tel Aviv"
06:31Those living near the Khabur River
06:33And where they dwelt, I dwelt seven days in their midst, perplexed.
06:39The Khabur River is the name of two tributaries of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
06:45This name was considered appropriate for its adoption of the Zionist idea of prayer for the revival of the ancient Jewish homeland.
06:52The Hebrew word Aviv means spring.
06:55That season of the year that symbolizes renewal and growth anew
07:00The word "Tel" in Hebrew means
07:03The archaeological mound created by human occupation
07:08Above ancient civilizations from many centuries ago
07:11This explains why Theodore Hertel coined the phrase "the old new earth".
07:36Tel Aviv began to develop as an independent framework
07:38And building new settlement neighborhoods
07:41It includes some Jewish neighborhoods that were part of Yafa
07:45Like the house of your master and others
07:48The inhabitants of Lafa felt the presence of Arabs and Muslims
07:51The danger that threatened their city early on
07:54Especially in light of the conflict that arose over the ownership of Karam al-Jabali land.
07:59Between the Arab Mantufi tribe and the Bayt parties association
08:04This was also felt by its Ottoman governor, Hassan Bey
08:08He built a mosque on the northernmost edge of the city of Jaffa in 1916
08:15To stop Tel Aviv's expansion
08:21Tel Aviv had 204 houses in 1914
08:28It remained a suburb of the city of Jaffa until 1934
08:34When it separated from the municipality of Jaffa and became an independent municipality
08:39That year, the total number of its houses was 800.
08:44The number of residential neighborhoods there has increased.
08:50Tel Aviv witnessed during the British occupation
08:54Significant development in its urban growth
08:56Due to the continued increase in its population as a result of the influx of Zionist immigrants.
09:02The city's area expanded, its urban development spread, and its population increased.
09:07Their number grew from 1940 in 1918
09:13To 34,200 people in 1925
09:20And up to 80,000 people in 1933
09:25And to 260,000 people in 1948
09:32Since 1948, this city has gradually expanded until it swallowed up Jaffa and turned it into a marginal neighborhood in the heart of Tel Aviv.
09:46Tel Aviv's population grew rapidly, exceeding that of the city of Jaffa, which was populated by Arabs at that time.
09:53In 1950, the two municipalities were merged and transformed into a single city under the name Tel Aviv-Yafo.
10:06The population of Tel Aviv in 1983 was 327,300.
10:14In 2005, the population was 376,700.
10:20Approximately 400,000 people in 2008
10:25And 460,000 people in 2019
10:30The Hassanbi Mosque in the Al-Manshiyya neighborhood of Jaffa, which was destroyed by the occupation.
10:35And Tel Aviv swallowed him up
10:38And in its midst, it became one of the remaining Palestinian Arab and Islamic landmarks.
10:44Which reminds the whole world of the identity of the Palestinian land
10:49And I drew near to this Zionist, occupying city.
10:56The Palestinian company Al-Sakib, Yafa Municipality
11:03Abu Azzam Qattat Al-Manhal means that this is older than the Israeli entity.
11:19Translated by Nancy Qanqar
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