. >> the one over there, gur, that was the one who was killed, gilad and omri -- the other two were officers, and he is running the farm now. >> what impact did the loss of your first wife and your son have on you? >> they were very hard events. in every aspect. but i managed to overcome and to live my life again. it was a terrible thing when my first wife was killed, and then it was a terrible thing when my son was killed, and he died in my arms. he was wounded in his head, and i fell this kind of one before, i knew there was no -- you always have some hopes. he died in my arms. and then i thought for a while i would not be able to overcome this. my wonderful boy, very wonderful but i managed, i did manage. >> how many languages do you speak? >> hebrew, of course is my mother language, and then we all learn english, i speak russian, because my grandmother used to speak russian, so i understand russian. i would understand a lecture if it is not too complicated. i speak arabic. >> it seems like i hear a little french accent on your english. >> no. it is the israeli accent. >> what about the u

. >> the one over there, gur, that was the one who was killed, gilad and omri -- the other two were officers, and he is running the farm now. >> what impact did the loss of your first wife and your son have on you? >> they were very hard events. in every aspect. but i managed to overcome and to live my life again. it was a terrible thing when my first wife was killed, and then it was a terrible thing when my son was killed, and he died in my arms. he was wounded in his head, and i fell this kind of one before, i knew there was no -- you always have some hopes. he died in my arms. and then i thought for a while i would not be able to overcome this. my wonderful boy, very wonderful but i managed, i did manage. >> how many languages do you speak? >> hebrew, of course is my mother language, and then we all learn english, i speak russian, because my grandmother used to speak russian, so i understand russian. i would understand a lecture if it is not too complicated. i speak arabic. >> it seems like i hear a little french accent on your english. >> no. it is the israeli accent. >> what about the u

>> guest: yes, that was a short time before he was killed in the second one is omri who was an officer in the paratroopers and the younger is july the who is also an officer in the paratroopers and just came back to the farm now and is running the farm. c-span: what impacted the loss of your first life wife and your son have on you? >> guest: these were of course very hard defense in every aspect. but i managed to overcome and to make life again. it was a terrible thing when my first wife was killed and then it was a terrible thing when my son was killed and he died in my arms when i was rushing him to the hospital. it was no hope because he was wounded in his head and i knew that i saw, i had seen this kind of went before and knew that there was no chance whatsoever. but of course you always have hopes. we were rushing into the hospital hospital but he died in my arms. then i thought for a while that i wouldn't be able to overcome that. he was a wonderful boy, really wonderful. but i managed. i did manage. c-span: how many languages do you speak? >> guest: hebrew of course, my mother

>> omri, gilad, and members of the sharon family, prime minister and mrs. netanyahu, the president of the supreme court, the special envoy to the middle east, former prime minister of the united kingdom tony blair. prime minister of the czech republic, the chairman of the states, over the russian federation, the foreign minister of australia, the foreign minister of germany -- [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: our guests from israel and overseas, a friend, a leader, we are thankful to you today, you will -- you with a shoulder on which we relied on, the security of our nation. your history is enter winding the history of our country and you devoted your life to the country. the imprint of your footsteps is throughout the country. you protected the land. your prince is in every military operation. you decided and made important historic decisions. i remember in the early '50s i was asked to present to prime minister, a young officer who was then a student of history at the hebrew university and who had original ideas how to help the sit ins. the des