trump is intentions actually carry out and the embassy has moved the two state solution anyway none of these illegal settlers were going to leave isn't it no one state solution i said before i said and i would say again what president trump has done was a kiss of death to the two state solution and to answer a question on the issue of never gives money to the palestinians these are tax revenues they collect on behalf of the police and this is part of the palace protocol where the israelis because they control the borders they collect tax from palestinians on goods and what have you and every every two three months there that tax money goes to the palestinians it is our money is another invested one penny in the occupied territories is the only invest millions in building settlements but we never get money from the israelis as a matter of fact do opinions are shouldering the responsibility of the occupier in paying the the money for the palestinians this is representing the british

government yes is of the international community maybe on your side using words there are of course those who want a militant solution how safe this christmas is going to be an international flight i tell you i transport terminals and hope since they don't trump decision i think you know this statement unfortunately and ironically i would say the statement made by president trump. fell in the lap of the extremists who are going to use it for that update it won't it's unfortunately about to thank you thank you after the break in a week with not only palestine's ambassador to the un the un the organization of islamic cooperation but in good focus is a star gary lineker appears to be attacking israeli policy to get the other side of the story from one of the world's most famous rabbis rabbi shmuley and appearing to discriminate against the aliens present at this week's star wars probably here you k.p.n. dres of me says she thinks british homes should be fit fabrications by humans at this week's computers all the small coming up about she was going underground.

we felt like when you all know was coming through and spoke proper if somebody would have been told me that i'm going to spend my life for replying committees i'll talk to story corps some of them sold it was clear. every night we were attacked by the arabs we will attacking them and we will extremely shocked and saying but that's not possible oh me doesn't do such scenes and then the soldiers simply myself from the standpoint of. the host without the prisoner we've all gotten over they all are. really much second class citizens in the ongoing. trust like and i think in my head

that there is no way to be able to live together without tearing down the strip club of mines wouldn't you know when you don't. see the teachers gallic try to get. in the north room only ten spaces. left alone. said. no servant is messy that. alec's you speak french. you. see them send. this busy signal. how does it feel to be

a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is what business model helps to run a prison now we just do or don't like a video visitation i don't know what comes in to them or we don't have to serve them anymore is cost effective that's what they want to do that long they don't give a damn if you do the chores or not they're actually paying enough to put it back into the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the usa in breach what she could is behind such success. welcome back well in the first half of the show we had palestine's ambassador to the u.k. men will have condemned washington for its decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem now to give us another perspective is the man

the washington post called the most famous rabbi in america the author of the israel morea fighting back to the jewish state from campus to street corner rabbi shmuley boteach who joins us from new york city rabbi thanks for coming back on the show so what is recognition of jerusalem as the capital of a jewish state mean to you. my old friend to be back on your show the one hand the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital is just an obvious statement of fact on the other hand to have the world's foremost republic and the world's sole superpower recognize that fact as a matter of law is incredibly significant because i think it will lead many governments to start moving their embassies to jerusalem because that's where the seat of israel supreme court is israel part of the parliament is every time an american president or british prime minister goes to israel for diplomatic talks they go to jerusalem not the television it's just self evident. ok palestine's ambassador says that is the kiss of death to a two state solution. well you know with all due respect to my palestinian brothers

and sisters they were offered a deal where they would have had a lot of jerusalem that a lot of jews didn't like this deal two thousand and one at camp david that was offered by president bill clinton who brokered it barak the israeli prime minister in two thousand and one r five turned it down in two thousand and eight a very similar deal was offered to mahmoud abbas by israeli prime minister and he had all met and they turned that down so let's not pretend that this is the kiss of death the kiss of death is the palestinians have refused even to go sheet in direct bilateral meetings with israel for years now they didn't negotiate even when president obama coerced israel into a total settlement freeze right after he became president in two thousand and nine there's always some reason why there's the death knell of peace from the side of our palestinian brothers and i would say i think they have not really made peace with the fact that a jewish state is going to exist forever and ever and ever for all eternity in the middle east and that's a long siege to be that's a they seem to recognize that since oslo came i mean today without all the

historical narratives which i know you see is fundamental who should relatives of the dead there's been hundreds injured certainly all wounded blame for their grief since donald trump's decision well the the threats of violence that we heard before president trump issued his proclamation we heard the threats of the apocalypse that the world was going to come to an end middle east would just be a tinderbox it would all explode that has not happened thank god that does not mean that we don't mourn anyone who is hurt or anyone or any kind of violence but i have to tell you to my muslim brothers and sisters i find it the height of islamophobia when people predict that the that the arab street is going to erupt in violence. islam is a religion that emphasizes peace my islamic brothers and sisters want peace and if they don't like this proclamation and i understand their feelings on it i believe they will register those disagreements diplomatically and peacefully the automatic assumption that the arab street is going to run up in violence is the height of

islamophobia my muslim brothers and sisters want peace they go about things through peace and and let them register their objections for the radical few the extremists the terrorists who want to fight and create violence they're going to find an excuse no matter what but let's not allow them to characterize mainstream muslims and given that there are children being injured you talk about violence the intelligence ministry israel katz is saying two thousand and six was a picnic for lebanon is threatened now to bomb lebanon back into the stone age to eliminate the country of lebanon well you know let's talk about lebanon for just a moment the issue lebanon is not israel as you well know israel has no presence in lebanon israel even had a self declared security zone just to stop rocket attacks even withdrew from that the problem the problem lebanon is a problem with the rest of the middle east it's called iran iran is an expansionist extremist a violent nation which is a bigger threat to even other arab sunni nations like saudi arabia united arab

emirates egypt all of whom oppose iran iran funds who control lebanon the problem with lebanon is that because the law has hundreds of thousands of rockets aimed at israel to annihilate israel they regularly threaten israel with annihilation and hezbollah and as i said on the lebanese iranian it's an iranian terror proxy army funded by iran and one of the recently about iran boris johnson the british foreign secretary was there recently and people in london here are talking about increasingly closer ties to teheran and of course turkey is now on the same side as they run that alone russia and certainly all three of those countries along with the european union the u.n. and sex. general and others are all against your viewpoint here in jerusalem well respectfully boris johnson wasn't there to make nice maybe he was you know behind the scenes he was there to negotiate legals it was he was there to negotiate the release of imprisoned britons in iran because iran takes people hostage and expects

them to be ransom the way the united states you know allegedly sent plane loads full of cash quite literally to release americans you're honest to stop taking westerners hostages but if you don't believe me that iran is the biggest problem look at syria jerusalem in the proclamation is not the threat to to islamic life the threat was one of life right now is in syria and the decimation of cities like aleppo and damascus where sunni muslims are being targeted for a wholesale massacre iran funds much of that iran sends its armies to perpetrate those massacres and is now backed by turkey on syria what you just said is you back to me say by the just a moment just a moment you mean turkey run by air to one who has totally dismantled democracy in turkey turkey used to her nature a lot of the islamic democratic republic that has ended because of the terribly a very go on who is now who doesn't who doesn't allow his people to reach facebook and twitter who imprisoned tens of thousands of people without trial so erda one is is because become a tyrant and i lament what has happened to this great republic of turkey prior to

or to one again run i should also say says that well the judiciary is exactly investigating isn't it whether that subject to the british subject is a is a spy but you were saying what you said about syria may probably would agree with you that was certainly british policy but dres of me says that the decision to move the capital to jerusalem by washington was unhelpful does he just not understand three thousand years of jewish history german corbin's as its reckless u.n. secretary general says because history spoke out against such measures and by the us as in the scene about to say it is a declaration of war against one of the. and muslims ok theresa may i think is is a great friend of israel in the jewish people and she said it's unhelpful and she's definitely entitled to ripen in the world's foremost republic of the united states of america disagreed with her and finally proclaimed that what is obvious as far as the united nations the united nations has harbored

a bias against israel for so long that they are their opinion almost it is predictable the palestinian ambassador he's going to defend his nation's interests i respect the fact that he wants defend his nation's interest but i would say to him that the best interest for his people is to make peace with israel finally and not to join with hamas whom they have a government which is a rabble as you point out i'd like to they've all joined on its own or we are a mosque a threat to the genocide of the jewish people that's their cause and they say they johnson but what i'm saying that you're going to the u.n. but i mean did jews feel safe in israel know that the u.n. security. and i did nations secretary-general and the european union and the organization of islamic conference and the arab league and asia and africa and latin america basically the entire world except the usa and israel does not recognize this position as being an option let me just say as a jew but also just as a citizen of the world truth is not decided by majorities and by numbers we jews have had the world hating us for two thousand years that make it right they were

probably wrong i know that whites hated blacks for a very long time believe that they were a figure that was an abomination against the bible that everyone is created equally in god's image and i would say the fact that the whole world for example doesn't care about the slaughter of muslims in syria is another example of how majorities don't determine truth peace will only come to the middle east and to the arab israeli conflict when the arab my arab brothers accept the permanence of israel and the reason why this proclamation of jerusalem brings peace it takes tourism off the table the palestinians continue to believe that israel some sort of transience entity it's not permanent and if they oppose it enough it'll somehow disappear it's a mistake of history it ain't going anywhere and the more we have superpower saying . we're going to also make sure it ain't going anywhere the palestinians are going to have to negotiate they're going to have to compromise they're going to have to accept israel's permanence and that means rejecting organizations for example like hamas who will never make peace with israel who want to annihilate israel and perpetrate a second holocaust of the jewish people you know that the entire arab world does

not see it that way and once israel to respect international order nine hundred sixty seven boundaries and so he does recognize the existence of israel surely more pressing right now given the entire world is against you is the fact that israel has nuclear weapons while we worry about north korea israel is threatening the elimination of lebanon and is against un security council resolutions and has nuclear weapons how soon do you think before the international community starts to get together seriously and attack israel not only diplomatically as it has been this week but in some of the fore. no one's worried about israeli nuclear weapons or alleged nuclear weapons what they're worried about is iranian nuclear weapons the whole world is worried about the mobile's of iran these extremists and fanatics who export mayhem murder terror around the world getting doomsday weapons with which they can hold the whole world hostage having a second north korea in the middle east that is not israel it is iran the world got together to try to limit iranian nuclear weapons the threat is iran iran iran saudi

arabia knows it bahrain knows united arab emirates knows it egypt knows it the only country that doesn't seem to notice qatar which is cozying up to iran but the arab sunni nations understand that the extremism and terrorism of iran and their had many in the middle east and slowly taking over so many middle east and capitals that is the true threat and iran backing up assad in syria to slaughter muslims that is the threat to islamic life and the world should gang up to stop that stop the murder of muslims in syria rabbi shmuley boteach thank you well if hundreds of thousands of palestinians are technically homeless so are that tens of thousands of homeless in britain thanks for the minority government leader to resume who was defeated by the might of german corbin and their own body said this week country to evidence that she is against homelessness we don't want to see anybody who is homeless or anybody who is sleeping rough on our streets and she thinks homes should not just be fit for habitation by animals which the conservatives recently

said they consider sentient freedom to be fit for human habitation but as judeo christian stone their thoughts to bethlehem in palestine and a homeless savior they believe the german corbin seemed to doubt her commitment to those who don't even have a manger to sleep in a hundred and twenty eight thousand children will spend christmas without a home to call their own sixty percent up on two thousand and ten it's too late for this christmas but will the prime minister promise that by christmas two thousand and eighteen fewer children. will be without a home to call their own calling him a then traded statistics before corbin bizarrely promoted that bedrock of neoliberalism property ownership here he is contrasting conservative britain with the years of rising inequality under blairism under the turris homeownership has full by two hundred thousand under. by one

million yes probably ownership is a key plank of corbin's bright new socialist future and as to how the poor even use banks to engage in this property owning democracy the s. and p. one did on two thousand and eight we collectively be able to the royal bank of scotland at a cost of forty five billion pounds and two thousand and seventeen grow by paying us back by coming down by x. and two hundred fifty nine of our community given we are the majority shareholder well the prime minister step then he's referring to the closure of defacto taxpayer owned bank branches in poor areas the decision to open into its branches is a commercial decision taken by the banks without intervention from the government yes it's just a commercial decision like that of tory m.p.'s who no one breaks it forget the british taxpayer bought the bank by enforcing collective economic punishment on the british people well we'll not be commercial when we return with monday's episode

that's it for this show on monday we ask feigns michel gildan you what a violent first republicans to walk into downing street says a mint of a layer of britain's future is now controlled by dublin and what happens to the good friday agreement till then people will be here with your money forty eight years to the day one of the last countries in western europe to do so britain abolished the death penalty while subjects with a live in age of using alleged to kill policies it wasn't a bill to raise or me was in government a defacto assassinations were authorized against u.k. subjects using drones. at least.

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this a road user of the new year and channel four when i'm in the mall riminton make a run with a plate on the cliff is a moment up on the u.s. as a local look at them they want to get us on the field and get us the. locals. so . i thought that the. oh. at least four palestinians are killed and many injured in clashes between protesters and israeli police attention from a high u.s. recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital also to come america's top diplomat tells north korea it must earn its way to talks and threatens a minute for your actions in a tense exchange the un security council which was supposed to take the heat of the

crisis and france is set to pull the plug on using their phones in school in iraq over whether children is spending too much time on their devices. rise of the need to. talk to reach the right people and young kids for starts to break out of the art of conversation and if you're simply not true be about oh you know we cope well with our mobile phones yes of course we did but without the internet to cope well with our cause we cope well with our houses if you go from backing up but the realities are that the society is moving forward. hello good afternoon you're watching r.t. international where it's just going one o'clock here in moscow now our top story this hour the tenth day in a row of unrest has seen at least four palestinians killed many more injured it

comes as the fallout continues over donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of his right. was. it was. no. more this video filmed on the israeli gaza border shows one protester in a wheelchair it is believed he lost both of his legs seven years ago during israeli airstrikes he was hit by israeli gunfire on friday and died while other protesters tried to casual say israeli soldiers suspected local journalists hinde. reports now from the say. the. very reason that israeli army are throwing tear gas bombs as you can see actually raids

of tear gas box there are also troubling life bullets the. as you can see. sponsor fighting the place people are running. the ambulance is taking their injury was. the sense the lining there were lots of protests and demonstrations all over gaza strip there was no you might see the palestinian factions and palestinian leaders come out their supporters and the palestinian citizens to come to the confrontation to friends with the israelis against expressed anger i guess startled traps this is jen well pro palestinian demonstrations are being held across the middle east in jordan crowds protested outside the u.s. embassy after friday prayers while in beirut in lebanon hundreds gathered outside

the u.n. building waving palestinian flags but the scandal over trump's move on jerusalem has left one key muslim country in a tricky position. now explain its. the power landscape in the middle east has seen saudi arabia and israel gravitate towards each other over a mutual dislike of beer and it's very clear we israel and saudi arabia are practically on the same side all sunni countries are against iran and while both countries and i having any official diplomatic channels whispers are growing behind the scenes about the extent of their cooperation last month an israeli military chief of staff was quoted as saying he was on the exact same page with the saudis when it concerns you or am i was sitting there listening to the remarks of a saudi general feeling like it could have been me saying the exact same thing it was like he was reading my own overview of the situation. so a definite psychic bond building there that was until trump threw a wrench in the works by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital therefore i have

determined that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel saudi arabia joined to the muslim world's chorus of condemnation saying east jerusalem should be recognized as the palestinian capital a thought backed by its arch rivals in tehran we condemn the us decision on jerusalem because of its great bias against the historical and permanent rights of the palestinian people in jerusalem yet as a mediator all every possible step must be taken sick preventing the implementation of this illegal action by the us administration however there is one question that sticks out here which works factors and eleven minutes made it possible for the us presidents to take such an outrageous i was saudi arabia got cozy with israel and balanced ties with regional muslim allies turkey jumped in with present and won gathering muslim nations and istanbul to condemn terms colander reform and it was

there that saudi arabia reversed back to being on the same side with the rams and against israel. with the majority of your fed up states actually. establishing a certain alliance between them and is that in the pretext of facing the iranian threat this alliance is pushed forward by the united states of america a spot of its good and strategy. is supposed to move because they want to do so and get that all of the palestinian cause and as as an obstacle towards establishing an alliance with israel however they cannot be open in that of a position because this would embarrass them throughout the islamic world and now the region is again left on a precipice where sides will eventually need to be taken israel is attempting to calm the waters by saying they're ready to settle the issue. with palestine and have invited riyadh into the peace process i suggest that saudi arabia as the

leader of the arab world take upon itself this initiative in go to the palestinians and offer their patronage they are true weak they need someone to help them king solomon should come give patronage to and lead to peace initiative with the palestinians and the u.s. meanwhile the saudi foreign minister says the kingdom has a road map to establish full diplomatic ties with tel of eve should there be a peace agreement with the palestinians but the question remains will forty rabia find a way to keep everyone happy and if not who will be left out when called this time . meanwhile there has been a tense exchange the u.n. security council is the u.s. and north korea traded accusations america's top diplomat rex tillerson appeared to backtrack on a previous offer to start talks with pyongyang without preconditions to end the ongoing crisis. we will moderate accept a nuclear north korea the north career has been escalating its outrageous acts of

provocations the deep. dispensable nuclear power and. the brave global threat knows korea also threatens to shatter the foundation of international nonproliferation regime and will further isolate north korea politically and economically there is no one to the right to use to continue to all police to the other companies cutting off support and funds for its own lawful nuclear and missile programs it is impossible to solve the nuclear problem on the korean peninsula just through sanctions and pressure on north korea must on its way back to the table. the pressure kerry campaign must and will continue all of this makes you wonder whether the west even wants to find a peaceful way of resolving the crisis the meeting is our john. while also at that meeting the u.s. secretary of state to kynge china and russia are undermining peace efforts saying

they need to put more pressure on pyongyang despite that moscow and beijing having proposed one which could defuse the situation an idea that secretary since rebuffed from the outset the so-called double freeze would say north korea cease all nuclear tests in exchange for the u.s. and south korea anding then military exercises on pyongyang's door step. you've heard others have called for free for free as we do not accept a freeze for a freeze as a precondition to talks i think president trump is demonstrating real ignorance about negotiating and how that works the reason you have to sit down is to avoid these kind of problems not set preconditions international community needs to do more to put pressure on the parties to sit down to demand that the parties sit down unconditionally i mean you have to remember the united states. and south korea and

japan and just a few countries have never even recognize the right of north korea to exist has not has not recognized them as a nation has no diplomatic relations so consequently who you talk to how you relate to them is always a little unclear no one's holding the united states feet to the fire to unconditionally sit down until there's a resolution to this issue so that we can work toward a nonproliferation in demilitarisation of the korean peninsula. now it appears that the former f.b.i. director james comey heavily edited statements on hillary clinton's misuse of a private e-mail for official business the revelation comes from a release of f.b.i. documents and even show a draft statement clearing clinton of any wrongdoing two months prior to the official results of the case the statement says the former f.b.i. director repeatedly added to documents to reduce the impact of her potential

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