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any time an israeli leader travels to germany, the past is never far from the prent. and so it was today as prime ministerenjamin netanyahu discussed the perceived thrat from iran with geran chancellor angela merkel, as well as to reve the peace ocess with the lestinians. israel and geanyoday have ose ties with merkel, saying it wasermany's obligatno defend israel always. germany appears, may be playing a role in the eorts to release an israeli soldr being held by the hamas organization for the last three years as u can imagine, netanyahu visit was a mar store yif for r german paner, deutsche welle, whi as you're about see, begins its coverage with an evt today that recalled germany's dark past 3 before his meeting with the chancello netanyahu reived an unusual gift from a germa newspaper -- the original architectural plans for the arab vits death mp. they will ben display at the memorial. tanyahu used the ocsion to refer to lessons that should be learned om the holocaust. >> it does not hppen because the main civilized wer of the powers of the da did not a in time to

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now, china itself is going to prent security problems for the united states as it continues to evolve economically, militarily. how the russians play into that will be a factor, but it's not the main factor. the main factor is that the chinese-americans i still think have very difrent visions of where they want to see the world evolve, and you're seeing that now in the contest of sovereignty over the south china sea. again, the chinese haven't directly confronted the united states. it's not clear that china will become a major security threat to the united states, but insofar as this economy can strengthen, that gives them military potential. it's a latent potential that could become a problem and how russia, again, plays into that will be a factor but not a major factor. >> we have time for one more question. sir? right here. >> hi, joe from foreign institute service. i think this is for richard weitz. with following up on that question, to what extent are china and russia unified as the u.s. seeks to gain more influence and leverage in central asia? are we competing primarily with r