spoilt brats let's just put it that way i stopped being so spoiled from the time i was about eight nine and i realized how different life can be with tabbing everything at your feet and without being given everything you want if you could wish for anything what would it be. who would. go for food. and for school then looks at the school thing ever to live. for food first yeah and why food first so i can eat and get. my head back to them. to get to them in recent years the family firm has faced serious difficulties and they've moved north to johannesburg life is not rosy life is not rosy it has

a lot of downs it and a lot of dot falls but if you're strong and if you make it there's nothing for you to be worried about you can get through anything they locked up in jail you up in jail what they do that they did that last. movie they looked in jail last monday yes they did let's all get into the state game never give the fruit. was a terrible daft. i've grown to be more mature but i've still got my old ways. what do you mean by being more mature well obviously i wouldn't be saying a bluff to you and you know and my mommy says the same my dad he says that i still live a lot that's that's part of me that will never leave me the law is not.

you get it. i mean it's you and get. you get you the boss and look the sky is suddenly you know. the real thing gun that's real. you can just look at it and say. oh when you can feel like yelling at me. i can. tell you. that seven longer was living in a township near durban which had seen a lot of political violence at fourteen when we went to find him at his home we

were told he wasn't there for. everybody. hello x. and to be a book and. yesterday last night. about five to eight. i had an argument with the sky it's easy to beat me up and that's hard to come. in while i was talking to one of those old friends was like behind me hit me up i don't. let us consciousness and when i can when i wake up. in the hospital. then i started having seizures. and a prosthetic and know that. when you. think of a. dog. she claims i lost my

sister and i told him no it wasn't true. and then his friend says i think i'm good to him because i go to a white school. within a week longer was out of hospital and back into school which is maybe why. another of our children. lived on a farm in the northern trance fall when he was seven i think my views caught. i hear she has fought and died to night i showed little who saw hi what's her feels question did it feel. like a bomb foam yeah. and i. on time welcome the night. the last seven years have brought a lot of sadness for a number of our children months after we met the venom at seven his life changed

forever i did for michael who love me do all the dross on the i didn't you need they need outside i'm totally into finally got a dog in my bullet. christian. the most nipple front. is the shit school just on. he's not going to call a man a lot and it's. certain to see certain to do now didn't. drink fear of financial trouble and see alliteration snaked insanity i want to listen to a school bus and know more than schemes to. write. down a girl yes you could put jane yes. actually deny. the only school tommy fully. on the phone by

proxy. i wish my role modelling but it was all the dar say it's not a hearty thing. it's. hard to hold. his do lots of things together like if you into these friends i always went to the us about. if you go to friends in a month maybe once or twice he would go alone. as always with him. on the side of the. name. of. god you think he's a bad man fly in the world chuck him you're a liar i put in the work and madness buzz go back to what you just get to play get

it isn't that what you think i was listen i find out what happened to the man who was for. damn a fucking year in me why did he try. one night four years later shane's father didn't come home from. the scene and when you when you're in doubt but these friends in about maybe one night by the most and then back about it was about a week i think i'm not sure when they still never found him and the mother the police phone and they found about him other man political sifi to as his body his body that does the worst thing that happened to me and after that. they stabbed him as mud but just instantly was murdered. and i think you can get cross with god because god's only man who can take a loved one away from you can blame him maybe it was for a reason you never know what it is and. at seven to pull lived with his mother in the heart of sou'wester. and a lot of the animals

a week or so it's. out of hocking to start to miss you when you you know have blood and go return with. you. know one time it's like i'm just i think my son. and i just can't you do you know. it's a one on one and. come you still do something now i want you to move to a new pollution people like mine. from . home. at fourteen he has not escaped so it's a he lives in the same concrete house talking some of the cold in winter says it

with his brother and sister and his aunt. his mother died three years ago. not. ninety six but when he first played. with. a kid lana. over dylan and governess a book called. i know honey. and. i do. i. do a man who. is from a poor. i say. in

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to perform for. you. still on the net and. you know a lot of fun. whew. that's seven tinian is it lived in a town in the north or south africa. they've been going steady since nursery school . going to. hue from home i show my ticket. to give them a card case. and those who. think year like bike lock. that. i'm

a big. enough i'm not out. help the kind of stuff fall if you're not careful about what i hear from. you at fourteen they tend the same high school in the same town but their relationship seems to be in trouble. i want to do this with each boy and go. oh it'll be so quick. so there was a real relationship. you know i'm serious this event. come in the in the home of oh. so yes and no.

can you tell me when the this week. please. tell tell us about the oh i don't understand and that is what you need to act or she who. are younger who don't know whether she's. being stays. where you see. you. know what made him cast. shame at seven. you had a relationship thing ever tried on c.d.'s and i never understand like life properly i know to understand life proper i'm only forty years old you want to

get married when to grow up. good. you know i think if you know and get mad and think that think it's not that you're mad i have to go. come alone no i don't want. what happened to mark. hewitt to board. and what is your income do to get. a meal at a time. my mom found. this to me. had the words one hundred percent confidential. but. also of a girl. do you have boyfriends you know. she did. not come to us oh yeah i know i believe that bully and fish

yes i did and i thought she would be it's yes i did but i've got to let love sex love sex love is not for me you know go for. if you had to go and. talk about that. there's been numerous national steps. and there's just so many different people these lots of different types of guys this is a type which just use you and don't really care about you and there's a type which say they're in love with you but probably you're just talking jack they just want to get something out of you and then there's a tie pretty kick which i haven't come across it's better just. like a little man at the must you know if you can and i'm just cornered off and i

just look somewhere else. i don't want to be a dating machine. or. a dating machine is when you date ok you date this guy you meet this guy you lackey predating then you realize he doesn't come he's here right so then you say oh you know why. i just don't think it's working out then you find someone else and then you got a dame and then realize something's wrong with them all they don't suit you or they don't dress well the ones of liberators and eyebrows and green hair and. i don't know black jackets in the pants or she did talk to me and was like hi how are you i'm fine now you're pretty dangerous to me so i'm going to talk to you. and if you love her so worst experience that you get. always leave me distrust. the latest news as it breaks as well as the police investigation the prime minister

says there will also be a national inquiry with detailed coverage of the arms trade with saudi arabia is going to be a very important components of life in post practice in britain. from around the world that alan is a symbol also must fight and it's europeans help call there for support behind it. she was the spokeswoman for the students who took over the u.s. embassy in tehran in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine fourteen years on she's still in the front believed in the principle she fought for assume a m. two car iranian vice president for women and family affairs talks to al jazeera against the odds and influence of the devastating loss of their loved ones and their homes women from crucial have shown enormous resilience fighting against the odds to keep going in the absence of their beloved brothers fathers. twentieth

after the possible al jazeera while tells the story of female courage in the village the last of its name. women of crucial al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. i'm how he did in doha the top stories on al-jazeera russian's foreign ministry says any change in the status of the your key point golan heights would violate its un agreements iran and syria have also criticized donald trump's tweets where he claims it's time the u.s.

recognized israel's sovereign see over the territory stephanie decker has more now from the occupied golan heights we've had the european union coming out saying that they do not recognize israeli sovereignty over this area you've had egypt coming out saying they consider this part as occupied syrian land you had germany coming out their spokesperson a government spokesperson rejecting any israeli sovereignty over this area iran has condemned it the deter kish president. saying that this brings the region to the edge of a new crisis so what really was something that wasn't particularly talked about is now becoming a real international issue people across new zealand mourns and prayed together on friday islamophobia was condemned as a nationwide memorial service where the fifty people killed in last week's attack on two mosques were remembered. the u. has given the u.k. more time to decide on the future albrecht's it's by delaying the deadline of march

twenty ninth british m.p.'s can either push the exit date to may twenty second if they approve the prime minister's deal otherwise it will be april twelfth the vigils being held in iraq for at least one hundred people who were killed when their ferry capsized in the city of mosul it was carrying family celebrates you know ruse the persian new year. the un has described the flooding disaster in southern africa as hugely complex fifteen thousand people are still stranded more than a week after a cycle on it i struck a marriage and see teams in mozambique have increased efforts to rescue traps people in areas worst affected by the floods protesters are it's in force again for a fourth week in algeria calling for president bush to think it's a step down they're rallying in the capital jeers as well smaller cities across the country and prosecutors in berlin they have arrested and charged three schoolgirls with insulting the head of state it's alleged they do it

a photograph of the president here in currencies. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after fourteen zero south africa stay with us. in one thousand nine hundred two we visited. the daughter of a chief in the southern part of the suit in the town. and she go in or want to claim that it's illegal what i want and i will. says. in seven years when it is ideas about language change she suggested that we do the interview in english this time. that's what's changed here. i had yeah

and this head and made it even more sweet ali she just wanted a to like it was all and. boni my day to decide to kill you and make you the toast. and what's changed in your family and the loss of. my days been a member of payments cape town. and two was a member of parliament who wanted but they lacked taint and we can't tie. its own. minds enough by. giving them let alone. or welcomed in what clues windows okumu and. why do you mean. me is the.

length of how. true is money. for kilts. it's potent and what else how does the gov coaxing of could money nothing else with a lot of money what. it's. at seven patrick lived in the smart's cape town suburb of rhonda bosch his close friend roberts was a neighbor. yet at fourteen they are still friends attending the same exclusive school. robert you think your parents are rich or poor living sort of rich some fish lying rich.

just like that most children are like here yes let's check children be optional you have to your little kitty. in one thousand nine hundred two we had a lot of trouble keeping the interview focused. on how the financial. markets and what hasn't changed. charles for me in now with. this isn't half of the art. work i would get the car for that i love that you don't need.

to. have. someone that you can run but live in what is now one of the world's favorite tourist destination which. is really quite dumb because. coming here right during the mobs and stuff. but like it's pretty sure because as they come into like a ton the first thing that they see i like scott it comes from a fault which struck me such a going to impression you know what it should be. on that i mean like. link. well well well when patrick can drop it to seven in one thousand nine hundred. finance and crime we're a big talking point well oh well oh well. i was fifteen my sister

came out this. police will surround the house i don't think. it's what you're about. to have an i mean this is. not. i did have a friend to my house. at seven and his friend leander lived within sight of table mountain not far from patrick and robert in what had been a migrant workers' hostel their daily lives had been framed by violence both in these hostels and also in the eastern cape where they spent time. on the toy train the dance of protest of the liberation movement was something they

had witnessed firsthand in both cases was. i'm. i'm. i'm. i'm i'm not. yes was no i'm up for you son served. he did oh good. news out. who. made and when you make it will you come along in. the rubble and. you was. just a look a man known as you've been listening to. the sinking of. the

week is the settings using. the wood on last call clearly gathering in public. what i do. and i think you're right up to it just right you got to go to school. or you. gov loop and do in. fact because it could tell cohen ugh i'm a poet i don't know if i'll miss is the arrow my daughter. was born. on. a little. night that. could. lead to a point to able. to look. it up to look

around. and the kind you go forth. and in ninety five when you stand in. a pair of wonder was when you looked at a man. even. gunderson and care and found. at fourteen and have moved back to the eastern cape where they attend school they live half an hour's journey from one another. and turn to live a. hundred times the. good. news need to. be. lovingly detained was our mom and i just dumbo animals. you know mobile home. to.

one. little nothing incumbent fireplace. well one that we don't know is up monday will no one. novocaine resisted. entirely and china lipans. well can you do any good up in your courtroom. and then go to court and seek to have a count his trial came into my misquote and then comprehension as a speech. stand there but i will come on one in a mansion. you need to watch and i'm english to your. attention but he still. has a one last peek. every day. just wake up basically in the

morning go to school until about twenty two. and then i have sport from three o'clock until five and then i choose the school sport and soccer practice from five to seven fifteen. and wednesday's no i mean yes both matches like correct be the cricket matches or in fact tuesday's practice again at school and at soccer and fridays normally my free day like from school activities and things like that. wow.

thank you thank you a. good. to. go out to a. day that's my dog them both of them but sadly they run away they do like to come inside. sweet. that's when you come through the kitchen teaching me as you can see now they suck on level three doses of it then i'll be heated. by discord and either still no ok that's my family and i my. my my brother died and it's my sister as you can see she's supposed to love

a pillow so you feel like i'm just going to smite was down. zero in the zen like about this idea how could i forget about it this is snoopy and the seas and. i don't know what maybe she's going to be a z. keeper i don't know how to match the clue that animals feel like you've got some. emotional moment on the baiji and the one dog and the one cat oh my you look up to them yeah. yeah it's the biology project i do which i'm actually still kept since suppose very cute and ticked off. tom tom your. strong pets you know my pets just really just

a pain in the neck every week but. this . is self-portrait as an animal which has done it well past also which i did and think standard two or three much i don't remember that's my bit on that side on my beaches in the us this is where i do now mark over you and studied i for exams and that and things like it and my favorite team i support his love of blues he's my go and one one of the best strikers in the world i would say my favorite is while smyth like he's a mover does on sunday night meaning that some people believe he doesn't want to move out to meet. an exodus as. but i don't know i've been maybe pamela anderson v.i.p. i like watching there but she's not there to bust now like the one is nikki on

another short and i. like jordan like you is a great basketball player for me that's it people school play some good and best sports out of the room was empty. and with an m. and a and then i am told you tell me. and then. they nearly ended. so you mean monday and i had at least someone like consistent insist on. one. or likes the great things she's done now. so look ill people and. put people on staff. it's radiohead an english rock band and you know the. best band i think for the most original rock

band of the ninety's this is over. and on the wall. and that of t.v. and to tuck and match on black tony and i. think his scott and scotty could sense a few months. to we see who's still is j. cook is steen. days i last checked. this was in his character days wives. and if a thing wish made me like him the most it's because i'm not a millions danger to playmates yeah. come back replied yeah i think he's sick and so you not him. one of the process. he told me that if

i won if i want to receive the leeds has each and every year from him had to pay him i had done a mini trial is. this x. a true. graph on your walls. just got its sleen the on in leo and jason brooks that's it the war. of just celine dion posen did you notice me and now celine tyranny from. big. government in. one eye has painted as a little enemy one in mind one missile into antenna two like.

now pose a new line up in south africa. close. to . the bus and that. is my mother is like a basin i have liked to talk to my my living my friend's. dad. maybe if i say will smith like you know he is not good to me for me like if i need food or anything my mother's there for me to meet guidance she asked me through school at home without my mother and no way i would be now. now talk about anything everything. of h.s. and then from. school is. like what everyone says to me i just both my head hears the below me. there are some of this is just do you want to go to shocks me

a few know. if you want to not run off to duck you feel good to see me upset like i think about america i figure you have a heart really good for first like ten seconds an awful terrible awful. funny a couple of miles from cassette in the fronts lived in alexandra. in one thousand nine hundred two a quarter of a million people were squashed into two square miles. to prove. much you. can do. and i'm going to name a whole. company. on this don't worry we don't want to know each. other due to one. so only one of the crew still for. the number one hundred

in the world. at fourteen france is still poor he still lives in alexandra. you asked him about president mandela. you know that includes i didn't see the whole horn and. all. but not enough into thin off thing i get. more but it was an indication when i meet cool that means holy. i it's identity not to bot. can move forward some of whom one sees the management team. you know. you tried to get out. the front. and then back to the. one that needs to more novels.

of the know. and then. i might come out of. my tod there were never did i. flee and it had to do to see to one and now at least get a two step because highly noticed no idea it's highly maybe nursed now hold true we're now. and then when i know almost none. privacy rights of place because every time. but at the.

top of all. who end up i get a professional people for financially because. from him when yeah. maybe. we'll see. about bill. t.v. doing. to you post about one mean toward getting bored. and to be proficient. in one thousand nine hundred two tim to see lived in switzerland in the remains of a squash account it had been razed to the ground in the war between a and c. and an carter supporter. but just back from the movie new money bags like under. the gun it's

not that i won't be able to thank you. that's strange. i'm looking in a platinum and have the pins out and the man come undone mnemonics and did she live . look how big his failing bid to him was musician. in one thousand nine hundred nine after some years living in the countryside of questioning the town temple cedar is back in soweto living in n.z. i'm sure the hostel. aims and supper i am time to. remember that the only time of willow lemon and corn that. is missing from. my family. was good because yeah well there. was. one long t.v.

that you ls obviously. good day like today the people. i knew clicked with on my mum and. amanda lang i'm well i'm a mum i think our attitude was like kill isn't doing as a kid but there. is a core not god learner between i didn't want to win the nomination currently sort of had an abbott say i like your corner. yes you know that corner of it come on the mirrors the national you know i. mean. the lawn lillian the right. clothes me i'm a virgin i don't want to get married cause i hate sports i personally believe in

god i used to only pray when it's except now i believe that the gun actually does be bootable how loved to be chief. time off changing discovery. time to forge an identity not saying anything. to the baby i mean your whole life plans to truly disgusting nine hundred ninety nine south africa opera visits the children of apartheid seventy years on as they grow and develop with a country. south africa part two on al-jazeera.

how the weather is lousy clear for argentina that got a few showers a little further north some lesser weather across a good pothole but we will see want to see shows creeping towards year of wise we go on through the next fall southeast brazil seeing a little bit of what weather but a serious threats to celsius in the sunshine on the other side of the santiago gets up to thirty degrees in the sunshine well the same as we go on through a saturday further north where we have got the showers continue across much of brazil right through the heart of the amazon just notice a little draw as you push up towards the caribbean sea father dry across the caribbean a lot of cloud and rain just making its way across cuba you see this distinct line just rolling in here might just catch one or two shots into southern cuba maybe

into jamaica might be pushed out towards nicaragua and costa rica for a time it'll flick as well and further north which as we go on through sas a surprising out for many but i think maybe it's a southern cuba seeing wanted to show as lesser. this the thing lassie five and ry father tried to for a good part of the u.s. but we do have some disturbed weather around still seeing some wintry weather into the northeastern corner that's in the process of pulling out of the way that another disturbance makes its way it was the great plains. the weather sponsored by qatar and. this powerful social network is sculpting a global cyber society and regulation is playing catch up but as scandals begin to unfold they will witness is that we should not be in this position. they want as much extreme content as they can get undercover to gauge how ethics weigh against profits and how the rules are being written. inside facebook on al-jazeera.

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the next sixty minutes hundreds of people are pulled to safety in mozambique but the wait for aids continues after a devastating cycle in widespread condemnation of donald trump's plan to officially recognize israel's occupation of the golan heights. new zealand mourns with you. we are one new zealanders unites to mourn the loss of fifty muslims killed by a gunman a week ago. i'm joining us there with the sports cheek to captain australian cricketer cameron bancroft returns from a nine month ball tampering ban to take a leadership role. the u.n. has describes the flooding disaster in southern africa as hugely complex it says it will require an even more complex response i thousands of people many of them ill

are still stranded more than a week after cycle it only struck emergency teams in mozambique have increased efforts to rescue people trapped in the areas worst affected by the floods more survivors have been stranded on rooftops and in trees have been rescues aid agencies sav also starts its airlift food see flood victims many people have gone for several days without clean water or anything to eat the world food program says more than one point five million people will need to aids over the next three months so neighboring zimbabwe where the situation is dire many people there are still missing and damaged the rules and bridges has cut off some communities officials there have to clear two days of national mourning now al-jazeera is markham webb is traveling through one of the worst hit regions the system dangar districts in western mozambique course the border with zimbabwe. cyclamen

i ripped through roads and washed away bridges. so i would journey from barrow. began in small boat made of tree bark. then a few kilometers down the road another broken bridge. the cyclamen split central mozambique into islands cut off from road access. we met machree on a sire who hasn't seen our husbands in for a storm mobile networks are cut off and made the crossing to find him. it is good but let's go see do we if. i. say something that is happy in getting us actually helping us to cross to get food . people need to cross to reach loved ones or food so they find whatever ways they can offer to reach broken bridge we paid to ride him or type of

vehicles we could find most people here don't have the means to travel far like this is when we reach low lying planes but the storm damage is worst this river burst its banks. there is total devastation homes have been destroyed crops. by the wind and rain field off the field of them completely destroyed so a lot of people here will be very hungry. more than three quarters of mozambicans live on less than two dollars a day many people here subsistence farmers. left in the field with their food for the year ahead. held. any sign of it helicopter makes one circle then flies off possibly an aid agency taking a survey people can only hope they'll soon bring food and shelter. but with so much damage to the roads it'll have to come by air the last broken bridge just

before to morrow has been made possible with some blown down cables and the money's trying to reach the town check on his family hundreds of died. i'm a survivor but i have suffered too much not just physically but also psychologically traumatized is the first time i've seen a cycle of this now people can travel a little families are trying to reunite many people are still missing it will take a long time for mozambique to recover from cyclonic dying malcolm webb al-jazeera insists and then the district on naval ships from india are helping with efforts to rescue stranded vixens in mozambique earlier we spoke to the commands or all of the indian navy. on the eighteenth of this month and

undertaking operations. so far we have rescued two thousand people and provided medical aid. we have seen a lot of things with snakebites handicapped people in magnetation and we have been doing our best to aid the nation i also thank the republic of mozambique for helping us to aid this nation any. mission. directives of our government of india we have been diverted to aid the country and help the people to reconstruct their nation. and zimbabwe the floods serve cause of communities making it hard for rescuers to reach them or must also reports now from copa where many are searching for missing relatives. they say they can't wait any longer for authorities to help them find their relatives so they are digging themselves up a village in eastern zimbabwe has completely changed run down. these boulders never

used to be here the shops schools and government offices are gone. after cycling through the community it's now an eerie gravesite my nephew. who was working at the clinic was now living. you see the stories. under structures there. and. you can see him. he's wife in which four children. among the four children. all took an hour but people are saying under the stones where the people are. community leaders say people climb trees in a desperate attempt to stay alive but a huge rolling boulders crashed into them throwing them down into the fast moving water below. it's frustrating a lot of people are missing they could be under the stones yesterday

a child's body was found in the mud there are people buried here cyclonic di is a worse storm to hit zimbabwe since like ilene nearly twenty years ago the impact was devastating it slipped away an entire community some people were sleeping at the time survivors say it happened just after nine pm on friday the water came from that direction and it kept rising and rising very quickly some people ran to a police camp which was near this area for safety but the water was too powerful and. swept many of them away the floods ravaged several parts of eastern zimbabwe completely transforming parts of minicon and province it really has changed the landscape of rivers reform. as it is you know most of the bridges have been washed away. or certainly the entrances approaches to the bridges have been washed away this makes bringing in the man a tearin aid more challenging in copper this is how people now get across to what

used to be a business center the precarious makeshift bridge is meant to be temporary until a more permanent structure is built as long as this place is difficult to reach by road people here say they have to improvise there is an official death toll for the province but community leaders fear once the missing are accounted for that number could be much higher those who haven't found their relatives say they won't stop looking for them survivors believe those who weren't swept away joining the floods are buried somewhere under these boulders and mud. al-jazeera zimbabwe. there's growing condemnation of the u.s. president's plan see recognize the occupy go in heights as part of israel russia's foreign ministry says any change in its basis would violate its un agreements iran and syria have also criticized donald trump's tweets in which he said it's time the u.s. recognized israel sovereignty over the call when heights well the territory was captured

from syria more than fifty years ago it's estimated twenty thousand israelis live there as well as twenty thousand mostly druze syrians mike hanna has more now from washington d.c. . the closeness of the israeli u.s. relationship and the trumpet ministration emphasized the u.s. secretary of state becomes the most senior u.s. diplomat to accompany an israeli leader toward jews call the western wall flanking the shereef one of islam's holiest sites might pump a zero state department signaling what was to come by referring to israeli control of the golan heights rather than israeli occupation and more than half a century of u.s. policy reversed by one presidential tweet after fifty two years it is time for the united states to fully recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights says president trump which is of critical strategic and security importance to the state

of israel and regional stability replete grateful for the. unbelievable and unmatchable support for our security and our right to defend ourselves we will redouble our efforts to make sure that we protect all of this important of what is important is wrong what is important to america and indeed all that is important to the world some though see this as a dangerous u.s. move in a deeply sensitive region this from a former state department spokesman for crowley who concludes he's not advancing the peace process he's killing it president trance day for mental health international or underpinned by a u.n. charter which specifically states that any territory forcibly occupied can't be met. that is a principle argued by the u.s. and the u.n. with regard to the russian invasion of crimea the contradiction apparently ignored

by president trump but welcome by the israeli prime minister who's standing has just received a major boost ahead of next month's elections in israel. mike hanna washington. well stephanie decker joins us now live from the occupied golan heights stephanie this represents something of a boost for the israeli prime minister doesn't know it's absolutely the way it's being described here is like a gift from donald trump to benjamin netanyahu ahead of these hotly contested elections this is really the you know the way it's been seen here as a real indorsement of the american president benjamin netanyahu to be reelected to another term as prime minister because again we're one thousand days away from this election you will have benjamin netanyahu heading to the united states next week meeting with the u.s. president donald trump we are expecting an official announcement of the recognition .