00:00In the name of God, and with God's blessing, we begin a new episode from the city of Hadera in occupied Palestine.
00:07Come with us, Palestine
00:30The city of Hadera in occupied Palestine
00:47Hello
00:49Welcome, dear viewers, to a new episode of Yalla Ma'ana Palestine.
00:54Welcome from the city of Hadera in occupied Palestine.
00:58The city of Hadera is located in the Haifa district within occupied Palestine in 1948.
01:05Today we will take you on a tour to introduce you to the Hadera River, located in the middle of the city.
01:11The Hadera River has other names, including the Wadi Ara River, the Wadi Abu Nar River, and the Mufjar River.
01:18This river is a seasonal river whose waters originate in the northwestern mountains of the occupied city of Nablus in the West Bank.
01:28It flows into the Mediterranean Sea
01:31Stay with us until the end of the episode so we can introduce you to another essential and important landmark in the city of Hadera.
01:38Stay with us, let's go to Palestine!
01:42Let's build Palestine together
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01:49Near the trees, he called us
01:52When are you coming back?
01:54When are you coming back?
01:56This episode is sponsored by Young Stars International
02:01And the palace of doors
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02:28We will never forget, street, alley, or house.
02:33Neither her grandmother's oven nor the old man's olive tree
02:38We will never forget, street, alley, or house.
02:43Neither her grandmother's oven nor the old man's olive tree
02:49We forgot the oils of Dahar
02:52Khawabi Malani Badar
02:54Nor the pebbles from Bahdari
02:57For the budding adventurer
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03:43Orot Rabin or Rabin Lights
03:47This is the name of this station.
03:49Which was built on the lands of the village of Arab al-Mafjar
03:53After its last inhabitants abandoned it
03:55Their homes were demolished in 1978 AD
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04:01Dear followers from the banks of the Al-Akhdira River
04:04We stand with you forward from the Al-Akhdhira power station
04:09Of course, it is a steam power plant that generates electricity.
04:13By burning coal
04:15This station began operating in the city of Al-Akhdira in 1981 AD
04:20It is located entirely on the Mediterranean coast.
04:24There is also a port nearby.
04:27This port receives ships that supply this station with coal.
04:32This station is one of the most important electrical stations in the heavily fortified Palestinian interior.
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04:44Arab al-Mafjar village
04:46This is the depopulated Arab village whose inhabitants did not leave during the Nakba.
04:50It was built on a hill 25 meters above sea level
04:55It was bordered on the east by the Arabs of conscience and the Arabs of the desert.
04:59From the south, the poor Arabs, and from the north, Caesarea.
05:03From the west, the Mediterranean Sea
05:06It belongs to the district of Haifa and is located 41 km to the south of it.
05:12Northwest of the Zionist settlement of Hadera, Hadera
05:17Founded in 1890 AD
05:22The village of Al-Mufajjar was named so because of the abundance of gushing springs in the valley called Wadi Al-Mufajjar.
05:28It is what is known today as Wadi al-Khadira
05:31Its population before 1948 was estimated at fifty people.
05:37But this number increased after the arrival of a number of refugees from poor Arabs, Arabs of conscience, and from Bir and Caesarea.
05:45And the Arabs of Al-Mufajjar, without settling in the place
05:48They built houses of mud and tin, abandoning the tents of poetry, travel, and migration.
05:53Among the families of this village is the Qaisi family, which is the largest family in it and is originally from Hebron.
05:59She came to the village during the Ottoman era from the village of Safsafa
06:03Arab Hadidoun, the Abu Sa'diya family, and the Abu Salem family
06:15From Sinai, and let's not forget the street, the alley, and the house.
06:23Neither her grandmother's oven nor the old man's olive tree
06:29From Sina Zitat Al-Dahar Khawabi Melani Baghar
06:34Nor does the siege from Bahdari to the threshing floor gather the debris.
06:42From Sinai, summer nights and heat are upon our people.
06:47The Diwan of generosity for guests and goodness in our lands
07:03From Sina Zarifa Ton Ataba and Mija Noum Yarghoun
07:09Six are twisting the couscous and crying in the middle of the roundabout
07:14From Sinai, and let's not forget the street, the alley, and the house.
07:19Neither her grandmother's oven nor the old man's olive tree
07:24From Sinai, and let's not forget the street, the alley, and the house.
07:29Neither her grandmother's oven nor the old man's olive tree
07:35From Sina Zitat Al-Dahar Khawabi Melani Baghar
07:40Nor does the siege from Bahdari to the threshing floor gather the debris.
07:51Since 1956, the occupying authorities have been tightening restrictions on the population with the intention of displacing them.
07:57Although their town was annexed to the city of Hadera and they paid all their taxes to the municipality
08:03Initially, the occupation, through its companies, drilled an artesian well.
08:08This led to the depletion of water in the main Ain al-Asal spring located in this village.
08:13Afterwards, the factory owners pumped the foul-smelling wastewater into Wadi al-Mufajjar.
08:18This led to water pollution.
08:24The village was also split in two in 1967 when the coastal road connecting Tel Aviv and Haifa was built.
08:34The village had a primary school until 1973, but it was demolished by order of the occupying authorities.
08:44Its 168 students were scattered and distributed among the schools of Kafr Qara, Baqa, Ara, and Ar'ara
09:03The occupation forces used all means to displace the residents from the village.
09:07During that time, he filed lawsuits against them in the courts.
09:12He succeeded in obtaining prison sentences for anyone who refused to leave.
09:16Among those arrested was Ali Qasim al-Qaisi, who refused to sign the evacuation order for the village.
09:26After the population was forced to migrate
09:28They were distributed between Hadera, Baqa al-Gharbiyya, Kafr Qara and Tayibe
09:32The last inhabitants left the village in 1978.
09:37It was demolished, and a beautiful park was built on the remaining land, and the wastewater was cut off.
09:43The place became a shrine that yearns for its owners.
09:46It is worth mentioning that after the displacement of the village of Al-Mufajjar
09:50Jisr al-Zarqa remained the only Arab village on the Palestinian coast
09:56So, dear viewers of the Yalla Ma'ana Palestine channel
10:00We continue with you from the banks of the Al-Akhzira River
10:03So, dear followers, this is the Al-Akhzira River in the occupied Haifa Governorate.
10:09This river flows into the Mediterranean Sea
10:13As you will see now with us
10:15Right next to it is a steam power plant.
10:19Which is also followed by the port that receives ships
10:24Which supplies this station with coal.
10:28Stay with us until we reach the Mediterranean coast
10:55So, dear followers, from the Mediterranean coast
10:59Behind us here lies the port of Al-Akhdhira
11:03Specifically, the power station port
11:05Now, on the Palestinian coast, we are here, this point.
11:08We are located just north of Gaza City.
11:11Towards the north, 112 kilometers
11:13We are far from the holy capital, Jerusalem.
11:16113 kilometers to the northwest
11:20113 kilometers to the northwest
11:23From the city of Jerusalem to the city of Al-Akhdhira
11:28So, dear followers from the Mediterranean coast
11:33Specifically from the Al-Akhzaira River
11:37From the side of the power generation station
11:40We come to the end of this special and wonderful episode.
11:45In which we talked about the Al-Akhdhira River
11:48Regarding the power plant that serves the Haifa Governorate
11:52We come to the end of this episode.
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11:58Come with us
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12:01We will come with you, and if I walk, it is better.
12:03Yes, yes, peace
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