elsewhere, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to meet with u.s. secretary of state john kerry in berlin on thursday. he's already there in talks with german chancellor angela merkel. well, let's go straight live to stephanie dekker. she's in ramallah in the occupied west bank. first of all tell us about this latest incident. >> what has happened in the last half hour or so we're getting the news lines out. we've had confirmation from the israeli army that palestinian man driving a car drove into a group of israelis. he has been shot. we're not sure about the condition of the driver. we're hearing that four israelis have been wounded. they're conditions not confirmed that the one of them is in moderate to serious condition. the army tells us they have been evacuated for medical care. so again i think highlighting the tension on the ground and unpredictability of the attacks this one happened just around 10 kilometers north of hebron. hebron is an extremely volatile city. settlers and palestinians living in proximity to each other. it's a difficult

the positions of benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas, and it's possible that a successor to benjamin netanyahu who is more centrist or left of center will still be very far apart. that's the real problem, i think, for the americans. the middle east is melting down. it is angry. it is broken, it is dysfunctional, and the u.s. is stuck in the middle. it's just the priorities for the united states right now. it's not addressing the problem of what i call the much too promised land. >> that's ou aaron david miller. i'm going to find out firsthand how israel interprets it. coming up. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. >> solving the palestinian conflict got even more confusing because palestinian president mahmood abbas announced at the united nations that the palestinians would no longer be bound by the oslo accord. those accords have been the bases of two decades of negoti

reporter: peace in the middle east -- at least angela merkel and benjamin netanyahu could agree on that goal. the german chancellor called for a de-escalation in the violence. prime minister netanyahu defended the country's hard line against the palestinians. mr. netanyahu: the simple truth is they want to kill jews and destroy the state of israel altogether. i wish it weren't so. israel wants peace. i want peace. reporter: netanyahu made it clear who he thought was to blame. he said the palestinians were unwilling to negotiate with israel and in cute -- and accuse them of encouraging acts of violence. mr. netanyahu: incitement leads to terror. we have to stop terror and to stop terror we have to stop incitement. reporter: in the middle east, deadly attacks continue almost daily. his relational -- israel he soldiers shot and killed a soldier. a 15-year-old girl was also shot and injured for planning a knife attack. most attacks have been carried out by young palestinians. chancellor angela merkel spoke of the special obligation to ensure israel's security but stressed the need for both

the positions of benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas, and it's possible that a successor to benjamin netanyahu who is more centrist or left of center will still be very far apart. that's the real problem, i think, for the americans. the middle east is melting down. it is angry. it is broken, it is dysfunctional, and the u.s. is stuck in the middle. it's just the priorities for the united states right now. it's not addressing the problem of what i call the much too promised land. >> that's ou aaron david miller. >> mdma helps with the therapeutic connection. >> exclusive access to the experimental tests. >> our fears are dancing between us. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> awesome! >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. >> solving the palestinian conflict got even more confusing because palestinian president mahmood abbas announced at the united nations that the palestinians would no longer be bound by the oslo accord. those accor

elsewhere, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to meet u.s. secretary of state john kerry on thursday. netanyahu is already there for talks with the german chancellor angela merkel. >> from jerusalem to the occupied west bank. the u.n. secretary general calls to a dangerous escalation. president mahmood abbas makes it clear that the palestinians have a right to protect themselves, but then he wants to turn to negotiations with the israelis, a message he'll bring to the u.s. secretary of state john kerry when they meet on friday. >> secretary of state kerry knows exactly what we want. >> abbas said that they had no choice but to ask for protection. more specifically and crucially the fear that israel wants to change the status quo at the al aqsa mosque. i asked the u.n. secretary general what the united nations is doing to calm an extremely volatile situation and what international protection means. >> a protection of forces. >> thank you very much for your time. thank you so much. >> but diplomacy seems a world away from the reality on the gro

how is benjamin netanyahu saying he will confront the issue? issue, the is the criticisms that are made of benjamin netanyahu. he is nottion says doing anything that is not technical. there is no long-range plan. they say there is not even a plan for a week ahead. it is a plan from our to our. -- from hour to hour. they say what is missing here is a political view, an israeli plan over the next two years of dealing with the palestinians, of something that would give hope to both sides, but certainly to the palestinians who are now looking -- what we are seeing here is from the ground up, this is not organize from the palestinian authority. that is the criticism of benjamin netanyahu, that it is a military solution, a stopgap solution, not a long-term solution he is offering israelis and palestinians. molly: irris makler reporting from jerusalem friday. the nobel prize wrapped up to day, the peace prize given to a democracy group. >> the nobel prize -- the nobel peace 2015 is to be awarded to the tunisian national dialogue for its decisive contr

at the moment it's extremely tense. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu is being criticized for suggesting that a world war ii palestinian leaders convinced the nazi to exterminate european jews. experts say that the comments are historically indrought. inaccurate. netanyahu made the remarks on tuesday. >> in 1920, 1921, 1929 were instigated by a call of the mufti of jerusalem, huff at th mufti hussei husseini, hitler didn't want to exterminate the jews at the time. he wanted to expel the jews. and husseini said that if you expel them they'll all come here. so what should i do with them, he asked? he said, burn them. >> he made those comments on tuesday. since then he has moved to clarify what he meant. >> i have no intention to absolve hitler of the responsibility of his di diabolical extermination of jews. it's hard to expel the comments of mufti husseini. >> we have this update from berlin. >> the israeli employment will have a flurry of meetings in berlin. with policy chiefs and john kerry. after the meeting nothing too remarkable came out of it. angela merkel said she pushed for two-s

in israel itself there are some calls on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to take measures already. let me just measure something. soldiers were deployed in the stroo et cetera by order of thee streets by order of the cabinet a week ago. an israeli was shot and killed by a patrol of soldiers, a situation where army is taking over police functions or supposedly working alongside police, it gives you a sense to the degree society has been attacked, carried out by lone wolves. the intac impact of this actiont be underestimate, adrian. >> secretary of state john kerry is meeting with benjamin netanyahu in berlin. barnaby phillips is in berlin live bhap if anythin. barbarneybarnaby, what can be accomplished? >> we don't know. when kerry will be here in berlin, on saturday he will meet mahmoud abbas the palestinian leader. what he is hoping is that he can take some clarity to president abbas, according to the americans, over israeli intentions or nonintentions as the israelis insist to change the status of the al-aqsa mosque compound, benjamin netanyahu saying that any suggestion is inci

harris: we are continuing to await arrival of benjamin netanyahu.he israeli leader ready to step up to the lecturn. we want to hear what he says about a couple of things, particularly the wave of violence sweeping across his nation leaving israelis and palestinians dead. this started with a day of rage with attacks on israeli citizens. he had to deploy his military to several cities across israel to protect his citizens. we are watching waiting for him to step up. first his comments will be in hebrew, then english. we'll bring you news as it is made. andrea: stunning new numbers on conflict in syria show how concerned americans are what is happening there. a brand new "fox news poll" show 70% of the americans do not think the obama administration has a clear strategy on syria. this as we're learning that cuba may have joined russia and iran in helping to prop up syrian president bashar al-assad. we're told cuban military operatives were reportedly spotted in syria and may be operating russian tanks. gop presidential candidate lindsey graham slamming

secretary of state john kerry heads to a meeting with benjamin netanyahu. >>> i'm fauziah ibb yo ibrahim. in de la. first trip abroad of bashar al-assad in four years. to moscow. and joe biden will not run for the white house. plus. >> the artists responding to the world refugee crisis. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is set to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a few hours in berlin. they will be discussing the rising violence in israel and the owbd palestinia occupied pan territory. barnaby phillips has the story about. >> he's already met angela merkel, the german chancellor. angela merkel said she would push hard for a two state solution. benjamin netanyahu accusing palestinians of terror attacks and accusing the palestinian leadership of insightment and lies. perhaps the john kerry meeting on thursday morning offers some grounds for diplomatic movement forward because john kerry is later expected to fly to the middle east and meet with mahmoud abbas. but we are not seeing any tangible signs of progress yet. >> meanwhile the u.n. he secretary-general ban ki-

secretary of state john kerry arrived in berlin this morning to meet with benjamin netanyahu in an attempt to try and work towards the fueling tension -- towards the fueling -- towards defueling tension. kerry and netanyahu stood together and called for an end to the violence and to incitement. whilst kerry was careful not to point the finger at any side and quite hopeful that there could be a positive outcome in today's talks. strong,etanyahu have a if sometimes difficult, working relationship, and know each other well. it did seem unlikely that netanyahu will be softening in his stance, as we heard, pointing the finger of blame squarely at abbas, calling on the palestinian leader to stop spreading lies about israel, and saying that the international community must help stop the incitement. it looks unlikely that netanyahu will be softening in his stance. catherine: we are just hearing news that the german foreign minister says it is unrealistic to expect netanyahu to announce any change of policy while he is in europe. let's talk about the diplomatic context. why are these talks taking p

that's something that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected. his meeting with john kerry tomorrow is very important because john kerry will fly on, we believe, to a meeting with the palestinian leader mood abbas. however, little ground for optimism with all of this happening against the backdrop of eight years of frustration. >> in st. louis federal investigators suspect a lone arsonist has been setting fire to black churches in and around the city. six fires in two weeks. john henry smith has more. >> fire department officials in and around st. louis say they have no doubt the fires that have burned citizen churches there are the work of an arsonist. >> they say it is suspicious in nature. >> the new north side missionary baptist church is one of the churches set aplays. all are within three miles of each other. each has seen an entrance set on fire. >> what i would like to see happening is number one, i would like to see them caught. and whoever they are, that they can face justice. >> and the leader of the new nor side said that it does not

secretary of state john kerry he goes to meet with benjamin netanyahu. you're watching al jazeera, i'm fauziah ibrahim in doha. coming up, bashar al-assad meets with russian president in moscow. the first time he left the country since the civil war began four years ago. >>> joe biden says he is not going to run for president of the united states. what it means for hillary clinton and the white house. >>> slovenia, thousands of refugees arrive every day. >> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry will be holding talks with descra israel's pments benr benjamin netanyahu they will meet in the next couple of hours. the violence that has killed 56 palestinians and nine israelis. >> the israeli prime minister will have a flurry of meetings, with the u.s. secretary of state, he's already met angela merkel, the german chancellor. the two gave a brief statement after their meeting. nothing much came out of it. angela merkel set she would continue to push for two-state solution. benjamin netanyahu accusing the palestinian leadership of lies. some grounds for deplo

we have benjamin netanyahu stepping up to the podium. let's watch this in its entirety: >> ladies and gentlemen, i bring you greetings from jerusalem. the city in which the jewish people's hopes and is echoed throughout the generations. 31 years ago as israel's ambassador to the united nations i stood at this podium for the first time. i stood up here to talk out against israel who was hostile toward israel, the one true democracy in the middle east. some are seeking to deny the one and only jewish state, a place among the nations. i ended that first speech by saying gentlemen, check your fanaticism at the door. more than three decades later, as the prime minister of israel, i am privileged to speak from the podium and that privilege always came with a moral responsibility to speak the truth. so after three days of listening to world leaders praise the nuclear deal with iran, i began my speech today with saying, ladies and gentlemen, check your enthuiasm at the door. you see, this deal doesn't make peace more likely. by fueling iran's ag

>> well, the palestinian authority has been constant in its view that it's the benjamin netanyahu government'sies that are responsible for the current crisis, in particular its policies with regard to the old city and the mosque compound and benjamin netanyahu in his speech to parliament made clear his stated position that the change in status quo on the mosque compound is not being considered in any form. this is something that palestinians had been concerned about and, in fact, was one of the causes of the current upswing in violence officer palestinians argue that some members of benjamin netanyahu's government had change in the status quo and are not sure if they can believe them but from palestinian authority itself no concrete measures announced in attempting to deal with the situation on its side, its position is as an occupying force israel has a responsibility and has the ability to be able to take acts to lesson impact on the ground to lead to a general calming of tension, that is the view of the palestinian authority and israeli government and palestinian authority is part and one o

you are watching "inside story" i'm ray suarez and early today prime minister benjamin netanyahu calledthe head of the palestinian authority to stop the incitement, stop the provocation and netanyahu says it's fueling attacks on israeli civilians and palestinian for this starts earlier with attacks on palestinians so again the two sides are locked in seemingly irreconcilable and fruitless attack and counter attack. matt and alex are still with me, alex how do you break that cycle? >> we've seen it a lot before. i would suggest you break that cycle with education. you break that cycle by making sure that not only the people who are educated about the issues and people are educated about other people's cultures but you make sure that education that people are receiving especially i would say the incitement of education that you see in the palestinian authority where you see textbooks that say kill the jews and see television shows that say stab an israeli, it's okay, you do your best to eliminate the incitement and you educate people on their culture and you end kate israelis on pal stint

we're awaiting a news conference with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu.s palestinian terrorists target israeli civilians in a new wave of attacks across the country. what israel is doing to stop it and how the u.s. is reacting. jenna: now this fox news alert. as we await a news conference by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu where we expect him to address a recent wave of terror attacks in his country. his country now stepping up security, deploying more troops to stop the deadly violence. conor powell live in jerusalem with more of what is going on today. conor? reporter: jenna, comparison the last few weeks, today is hands down the quietest and calmest day. so far there are no reported attacks. the damascus gate in jerusalem's old city is extremely quiet. this is one of the busiest gates in the old city area, a favorite of tourists but also a site where israelis go to the western wall to play and muslims on the way to the al-aqsa compound. this is a set of unease an tension despite the fact it has been quiet now. in large part, some of this, qui

it's secretary of state john kerry is set to meet benjamin netanyahu. barnaby phillips is live, what if anything can these talks achieve. >> it's difficult to be optimistic, adrian. john kerry will be liste listens much as talking. because after his meeting with netanyahu in berlin he will meet mahmoud abbas of the palestinians on saturday. hoping he can take some kind of reassurance and present it to present it to mahmoud abbas. so the americans are telling us that they are seeking greater clarity on where the israelis stand on this very emotive issue of holy sites. what jews call the temple mount, the al-aqsa mosque compound. benjamin netanyahu in remarks last night said, there are absolutely no plans ton israeli side to change the status of the al-aqsa compound. will he get that reassurance to john kerry, what will john kerry take to mahmoud abbas. whatever is achieved here, we won't know how tangible it will be for a few days. once this round of shuttle diplomacy comes to its conclusion. >>> yesterday you and i were discussindiscussing are germanys

we are also awaiting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. probably remember the last time mr. netanyahu was in the united states he addressed a joint meeting of congress speaking out against efforts to hammer out a deal against iran's nuclear program. dan gilliam for ther ambassador to the united nations. good to have you on. many observers speculated essentially having railed against the iran nuclear deal and having seen it signed by the administration, that the prime minister will move on to other issues. what do you expect to hear from him today? >> i expect the prime minister still to warn against the very grave consequences of this very bad deal with iran. the prime minister may very well be a voice in the wilderness. he will be warning the world against a nuclear iran while the world is actually celebrating the agreement with iran. he will be talking about the israeli-palestinian conflict and reflying a stern way, i believe to the speech of president mahmoud abbas yesterday. but i believe that the. he feels it's his duty as the leader o

>> i think he based this on his phone call with benjamin netanyahu.it looks like he will be trying to do two things. first of all, persuade mr. netanyahu that it is time with a meeting sooner rather than later with palestinian leadership. and secondly to try to get a clear declaration that he is not looking to change the status quo on the temple mount. that is one reason for the most recent violence. sarah: thank you. it is time to head over to our business desk. monika jones has more on the financials behind the skin. >> that is correct. financials are very tricky here. many of the migrants arriving are fleeing war in their home country. in africa a number of crisis regions are the site of united nations -- peacekeeping missions. their aim is to houston allies region improve= -- their aim is to help maintain peace in the region. they are way over budget. after an overturned fuel tanker exploded in the south sudanese town last month, they were there to evacuate the casualties. since 2011 thousands of blue helmets have been nations in south sudan as pa

benjamin netanyahu warns israelis against vigilante justice following the death of an eritrean man who was shot by police and beaten by bystanders. police say an investigation is underway to find those who took part in the lynching. hundreds of migrants and refugees are currently stuck helpless at the border between croatia and slovenia. the flow of migrants has sparked a row between the neighbors and slovenia says it cannot taken more than 2500 people a day, and is accusing croatian of the sliding the agreement on the number of migrants allowed to reach its border. reporter: they are tired. the rain is chilling them to the bone. and they are stuck at the slovenian border with croatia. temperatures hit just 10 degrees celsius, with cold winds expected through the night creating dire conditions. two women will be die. it is very scary, and they are raining. and they are -- have very, very cold, and you see the size raining. --sky news raining. reporter: men and women and children try to argue with border patrol to let them through. croatia has opened its border with serbia, letting in t

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says strong steps will be taken against those inciting violence in the country after a series of stabbings. tensions are high across israel and the occupied palestinian territories. mike hanna reports from west jerusalem. >> in each case the police work quickly on the scene, but they're unable to predict when or where the next random attacks will take place. the first in this latest series of attacks were in or around the old city. but in the past two days they have occurred in separate israeli towns and police say dealing with these uncoordinated and random attacks pose as major challenge. >> we are talking about loan wolf attacks. about random unplanned and high tech attacks. these incidents are very complicated and a lot of skill and capability is needed to hand it will. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu has kept a high public profile in recent days. visiting israelis into the takes. and at the end of yet another day of conflict he held a news conference with his security chiefs in a clear bid to reassure the israeli public. >> that

just scrambling here to find a couple of things that benjamin netanyahu actually had to say. he said the deal with iran doesn't make peace more likely but war more likely. an rapaciou tiger, referring to iran. i'm wondering whether the speech, certainly the iranian section of the speech was directed for home consumption, to those people that felt that he had not protected israel's interests enough when it comes to the deal the international deal with iran. >> i think you're spot on with that. we only have to consider the time of day here in israel. it's just gone past 8:00 p.m. in the evening so that speech was delivered during the prime time news hour here in israel. an awful lot of israelis watched this speech as it was going out live. and mr. netanyahu clearly aware of this. the big portion of his speech in which he was extremely hawkish about that deal on iran criticizing it to the point some people have put it to the point of theatrics. i think that was really for the domestic audience. here in israel he's been criticized very strongly about his handling of the iran deal

there's no trust between benjamin netanyahu and [ aboriginal languagand abbas. they're not going to jump off of a cliff together, they're not going to do it. there's work to be done beneath the surface, and for the moment, one thing that's significant about the recent years, you've had very significant cooperation between the forces, and that's sustained. because what you need to do here now is simply put a floor on what we're seeing to make sure that it doesn't go from being a difficult situation, and worse that spins out of control. >> is there anything that the security council can do about the conflict? in the area, statements from the security council, resolutions, anything at all, pj some. >> well, what you ultimately need is a direct negotiation between the israelis and the palestinians, rather than posturing. the united nations can't have a role to play. recently, that has been a venue where you have the grievances and palestinians taking steps that score political points, but thak them farther from the actual negotiation. so what we have here is a lot o

and also breaking right now israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu strike deal. we start with horrific school shooting. fox news correspondent trace gallagher is live in our los angeles bureau. trace, what are we learning? >> >> greta. 18-year-old courtney moore was in the classroom in schneider hall. she says a bullet pierced a window her teacher. the shooter walked in and told people to get on the ground and then started asking them to stand up and state their religion. we don't know what answers he was looking for but then he apparently opened fire. authorities say all of the fatalities were inside that classroom some students wounded were apparently to get out of the classroom and run to safety. police arrived on the scene moments later confronting the shooter. though it's unclear where the suspect was in relation to the classroom where the shooting started. police and the gunman exchanged fire. the shooter was killed. oregon governor kate brown confirms the shooter was a 20-year-old male. we don't know his nationality, his religion, or even whether he was a

now, these negotiations were suspended by benjamin netanyahu earlier in the year over protests at the iran nuclear deal. the fact that these negotiations are being restarted is a very clear signal that there is a warming up in the nature of the relationship between the u.s. and israel, one that has been very fractious indeed, in particular between benjamin netanyahu and u.s. president barack obama. now, this is turn could have some kind of impact on the current situation in israel, given that with this warming of relations, the u.s. may be less likely to put extreme pressure on israel in terms of the measures, the hard line measures it is taking to deal with the current crisis. >> mike, thank you for that. mike hanna is west jerusalem there. >> hodor now updates us from the checkpoint in west bank on the tensions there. >> unrest is growing in the occupied west bank. there are currently confrontations going on in hebron. there has been a very tense city for quite a while. the demonstration today were called upon by students in the poly technicuniversity and as is often the case, demon

they will be holding a meeting immediately on benjamin netanyahu's arrival tomorrow.h won't be a security cabinet meeting until monday evening after sunset bearing in mind that there is a jewish holiday in place, the ends begins at sunset tomorrow and then finally, on monday. the full cabinet meeting is scheduled for monday, but benjamin netanyahu is the meeting with his top security officials immediately on his arrival tomorrow afternoon, lauren. >> mike hannah, thank you very much indeed. >> two large bomb blasts have had shia neighborhoods in baghd baghdad. 24 people have been killed and around 60 others injured in the al hara neighborhoods. no immediate claim of responsibility but the islamic state of iraq in the levant which controls lafrming parts of the country claimed several previous attacks. >> 39 civilians and 14 fighters have been killed during four days of russian airstrikes according to the syrian observatory for human rights. they say they carried out 20 airstrikes in syria in the last 24 hours. they targeted nine positions held by isil including its ma

more flames to -- add more fuel for the fire by going to the compound. >> well, originally benjamin netanyahuaid israeli and the jewish police were not allowed to go into the compound and then he amended that because many within his government said that is unfair. the ban is now applying to all members of the israeli parliament and after all from the arab members of that method saying that as muslims they have a right to enter the mosque compound and pray. however, we understand they will not be acting on the desire to go to the compound in the course of today, they will indeed be going on sunday we are told, all the members of the palestinian israeli members and quickly to show you the situation here this is the last check point on the main access gate to the mosque compound, this is the damascus gate and people arriving here have already been through a number of roadblocks to get to this particular point. the israelis have imposed an age restriction and men above the age of 35 are allowed to enter but by the time they get here they will be age 45 or indeed have papers to show they are legal

>> yes, this all erupted yesterday when benjamin netanyahu gave a speech in israel. he said that the grant mufti of jerusalem, the palestinian leader at the time, if you like, when he flew here to berlin in late 1941, and had a meeting with hitler, which is on the historical record, he effectively planted the idea in hitler's head that there should be some sort of final solution, some extermination of european jews, that hitler had not been thinking along those lines at the time. now those remarks have caused a great deal of outrage including among israeli, palestinians and not at least germany. it wasn't surprising that the two leaders were asked about this in berlin. angela merkel said she saw no need to reininterpret history, and she was in no doubt of the nazi responsibility for the holocaust. >> thank you for that live update from berlin. >>> the u.s. job in politics but vice president joe biden announced he doesn't want to try to run for president. >> unfortunately, i believe we're out of time. the time next to mount a winning campaign for the nomination but wh

john kerry and benjamin netanyahu are holding talks in berlin at this moment.way an easing tensions between israelis and palestinians. in the past few hours israeli police shot and wounded two attackers who stabbed an israeli man at a bus stop. >> in about six hours, hillary clinton will testify before the house of representatives committee on benghazi. clinton is being questioned over how she handled the attack in 2012 when four american diplomatic staff members were killed in the libyan city. critics say it's unfairly targeting clinton. committee members say they just want answers. >> families from north and south korea are saying good-bye after a three-day reunion. they were separated since the korean war in the 1950s. many of the elderly try to reassure relatives they would see each other again. >> students riots. the president says he'll meet with students on friday to discuss the issue. in a statement he said he, quote, fully understands the pressures on students. >>> the white house is criticizing russia for what it calls the red carpet treatment for the

. >>> israeli mine perimeter benjamin netanyahu has ordered police to prevent government ministers fromo al-aqsa compound trying to east tension as crossize reel and the occupied west bank, fight ago cross the west bank has led to the deaths of five palestinians and four israelis since sunday. a palestinian driver was also shot and wounded by israeli soldiers, officials say he tried to run over a policeman at a checkpoint. >>> former u.s. president bill clinton has told al jazeera he thinks benjamin netanyahu can make some kind of deal with the palestinians. >> i think it's not inconceivable we could have a mega effort there because the -- a lot of the arab states are saying to israel, look, well like to join you in this and get guarantee that iran doesn't threaten our security, stability or serenity in the future but we have to resolve this. now, how long do they have to provide peaceful, lawful, nonviolent government before they can get their state? mr. netanyahu's problem previously was that he had so many people on his right that were part of his coalition. the last election in isra

state john kerry will be meeting with benjamin netanyahu this week. he said both sides need to clarify the status of the holy site. israel insists that no changes have or will be made to the status quo. the united of nations is paying a surprise visit to israel, arriving a few hours ago in the country. he met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who responded that israel has only been acting in self-defense. terrorism,ace of israel is acting to defend its citizens. we are not using excessive force. if the international community truly wants to help end the bloodshed, it must affirm israel's proven commitment to the status quo at the temple mount and right to self-defense. it must hold president abbas accountable. anchor: unesco is currently considering a proposal to consider the western wall as a muslim holy site. the text was submitted by arab countries to the cultural body. the western wall is at the base of the most sensitive holy site and is revered by jews. but the mosque inside the compound is the third holiest site in islam. has been urged n

imagine if mahmoud abbas picked up the phone and said benjamin, netanyahu, let's sit down tomorrow no preconditions and talk about peace. what would happen then? >> nothing. nothing would happen then because we've been through it for the last 22 years, david. the whole point of the oslow process that started with that condition between two parties sponsored by the united states. and what happened after 22 years, there was supposed to be a five-year, you know, friend. that did not happen. and then 17 years after that, still nothing happens. the problem for everyone about this unconditional negotiation between an occupier and an occupied is that it's like talking about sharing a pizza while one of them is eating away at the pizza. at the end of the negotiations, there will be nothing left to eat and that's what the palestinians complain about that israel continues to eat away through settlements in had the west bank. >> i may be able to come back to you in a little while. you may have been listening when we talked about the pentagon briefing. this is where u.s. military officials are ex

also israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will travel to germany tomorrow and meet u.s.retary of state john kerry later in the week. mr. kerry will be meeting with mr. abbas and king abdullah of jordan to try to bring this crisis to an end. christine. >> certainly tragedy there. thank you for that. ben wedeman. >>> upstate new york teenager beaten in an attack that killed his brother. he is expected to testify this week. 17-year-old christopher leonard released from the hospital. he and his 19-year-old brother were beaten from the members of the word of life christian church. this is believed to be prompted by the boys desire to leave the church. >>> lamar odom making good progress this morning. sources say he is getting closer to leaving las vegas and transferred to a hospital in los angeles for more treatment. the 35-year-old former nba star was found unresponsive last week after found in a brothel. he is said to be breathing on his own and has been talking to his estranged wife khloe kardashian. little is known why odom collapsed at the brothel. he had been taking coc

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secretary of state john kerry is in berlin where he met with israeli prime benjamin netanyahu calling for an immediate end to the violence between israelis and palestinians. netanyahu again blamed president mahmoud abbas for inciting the violence, something he denied. >> there is a developing story out of sweden, police closing a school after a deadly sword attack. they think the suspect wore a mask when he stand people. one teacher was killed, two students hurt. the suspect was shot by police and hack arrested. >> hillary clinton will appear before the house select committee on benghazi. for the clintons, the hot seat is all too familiar. >> a clinton is caught up in a congressional probe, the line has a familiar ring. before benghazi, there was travel gate, the firing of seven white house travel office staffers and johnny chung, writer of illicit campaign checks who had special white house access. there was the suicide of mark foster. the common thread, all involved bill clinton, hillary clinton, or both. >> i know members on both sides here don't want to spend the rest of their liv

prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling in 1,600 police to reinforce the violence.t's bring in cnn's erin mclaughlin. we are seeing the new round of violence as the u.s. is calling for calm. >> reporter: that's right, alison. more bloodshed in jerusalem this morning. stabbing incident according to israeli police near the lion's gate entrance of the old city. police officers noticed a palestinian man who they thought looked suspicious. they say he had his hands in his pockets. they ordered him to remove his hands whch hands. when he did, the man stabbed a police officer in his flack jacket. the police officer was uninjuried. the palestinian man shot and killed. it is the third stabbing incident in the area of jerusalem's old city in as many days. on saturday, police say a 16-year-old palestinian boy stabbed two israeli men near the damascus gate entrance to the city. they shot and killed a 16-year-old boy. stills of the incident show the teenager holding a knife and shows his body lying on the ground. illustrating the deadly consequences of these attacks for the atta

following a spate of stabbings and violent protests, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his security forces would use all necessary means and methods in the fight against terrorism. genie: barack obama has apologized to the head of medical charity doctors without borders. that's after 22 people were killed in its hospital in kunduz, afghanistan, by american bombs. the white house has called that attack a mistake and three separate probes are now underway. the charity is demanding an injured -- independent international investigation as well. doctors without borders released before and after images of the site to show how hard it would be to mistake its location due to its relative isolation. mark thompson has more. mark: an error with fatal consequences. barack obama has apologized to doctors without borders for the raid thatng mistakenly hit the ngo and killed 22 people. >> president barack obama spoke with doctors without borders' president to apologize for the staff and patients who were killed and injured when a u.s. airstrike hit an msf hospital in kunduz. after that, h

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benjamin netanyahu spoke about it moments ago in jerusalem.s a result of continuous [ inaudible ]. first, the outrageous claims intended to destroy and now we have a new [ inaudible ], that israel is executing palestinians. yesterday, president mahmoud abbas accused israel of putting to death, executing, an innocent palestinian boy. first of all, he's not dead. he's alive. second, he's not innocent. he tried to kill, murder, knife to death an innocent israeli youngster, 13 years old, riding a bicycle. >> the israeli prime minister accusing palestinian leaders of, in his words, lies and incitement. moments before the prime minister spoke, the u.s. secretary of state john kerry condemned the recent attacks. >> we have, however, seen an eruption of tragic, outrageous and unjustified attacks on innocent civilians who are simply trying to go about their daily business in israel, the west bank, gaza and jerusalem. and it is important that we all remain deeply concerned about this recent violence. we strongly condemn the terrorist attacks against inn

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he is prepared for dialogue with the palestinian. >> i'm prepared to immediately resume direct peace negotiations with the palestinian authority without any preconditions whatsoever. [applause] >> unfortunately, president abbas said yesterday he is not prepared to do this. well, i hope he changes his mind. because i remain committed to a vision of two states for two peoples, in which a demilitarized palestinian state recognizes the jewish state. >> an israeli couple has been shot and killed while driving through the occupied west bank. the israeli army says a palestinian gunman opened fire on their vehicle. four children in the car were lightly wounded. tensions continue he between israelis and palestinians over the al-aqsa mosque. the sake receipt side the revered by both israelis and palestinians. >> two israeli citizens were found shot dead in what they described as a drive by shooting in the occupied west bank. the shooting took place before 9:00 p.m. local time, during the settlements near the palestinian vij of baid fraek. acco

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ordered police to prevent government ministers and knesset members from entering al-aqsa compound. 5 marin plnian palestinians andr israelis killed since saturday. hashehoda abdel hamid has the s. >> one of the protestors died in jerusalem and then, own day of rage. now, the clashes lasted for several hours with israeli forces using once again live ammunition to push back the protesters. now, this has been going on for several days and there's one figure that really stands out at this state and that's the number of wounded. according to both the red crescent and the palestinian health ministry since october 3rd acknowledge 1642 palestinians were wounded and among them you have about 260 that were hit by live ammunition and about 650 that were wounded because of rubber-coated steel bullets. that just gives you an idea of the amount of force israeli soldiers have been using to push back these protesters and to confront them. >> meanwhile, former u.s. president bill clinton has told al jazeera he thinks benjamin netanyahu can still make

. >>> prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country's forces have now caught those responsible for killing two israelis in the west bank. >> reporter: i want to praise the security force he, quickly caught the murderers who shot two israelis last thursday. we are applying a heavy hand against the protesters and the insighters. >> mike hanna, do we know how and why the killing of the 13-year-old boy happened? >> circumstances very unclear. medical sources say that the boy was shot in the heart. however no clarity as to exactly what happened. the israeli army says it is vegging thiinvestigating the int investigates all such incidents, however it may be a period of time before the official report is released. >>> tensions and violence escalating. we've got this israeli cabinet meeting taking place right now. what exactly are they talking about? >> well, they are talking about measures that should be taken in an attempt to curb the ongoing conflict in the occupied west bank and indeed in the gaza strip. however most of the decisions were probably taken in the course of yesterday aftern

. >>> two day summit in tel aviv, both israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and russian president vladimir putin agreed to the conference last month. israel has at times attacked syrian targets and hezbollah. syrian rebel groups have announced they have a loins against the russian targets. >> not just to target i.s.i.l. but to weaken the opponents of the syrian government. moderates and conservatives have come together and releasing a statement, they are calling upon each other to forge an alliance. we are hearing more from groups for them in their words to confront russia's aggression. a powerful forcen t ground el nusra front did not sign that document or that statement. it is not because nusra doesn't have good relations with these governments, in fact nusra is a main ally of a powerful rebel force in the north of the country. but they know nusra is really controversial. why? the u.s. has listed it as a terrorist organization and the real fear now people in the opposition what they have been telling me is both the syrian government and the russian government is going to use nus

. >> in the middle east, prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to fight violence. mike hanna reports. >> spot checks are palestinians in the streets of west jerusalem, the police searching for weapons. the cameramen are told not to cause a public disorder. this is a regular seven, the officer says. this palestinian resident told us off camera that he had been stopped and searched four times since leaving his house a short while before. the intensified security in the streets coming after renewed attacks, the most serious taking place at the scene line between west jerusalem and the occupied east. the israeli police say two palestinians boarded this bus. one was armed with a weapon, and he open fired. paramedics on the scene say that israelis were killed. and at least one in critical condition. the city's mayor was quickly on the scene. the attack taking place a short distance away from his office. one of the attackers was shot dead. the second was your the, placed in handcuffs and taken to hospital for treatment. this followed an attack in a nearby suburb in west j

does benjamin netanyahu face real pressure from his political right?f so, could that ignite things to a degree we haven't seen yet? all we saw was one leader wanting to go to temple mount for one visit at a different time. this is a different thing. >> yeah, he has a tough job. he's under pressure from all directions. the right wing on this temple mount issue, on the security issue, they want a tougher crackdown. they want more restrictions and any time netanyahu takes a step you run the risk of increasing tensions and sparking even more violence. he has the pressure on that side. on the other hand, actually, that's why you hear rumbling sz and rumors about secret meetings with the opposition. i think netanyahu is interested in expanding that coalition, maybe bringing in more moderate elements. but the question is whether or not they want to join him and be part of this. >> that's one side of the current problems with israel and across the palestinian territories. the other side is a lack of hope. does anyone have an idea of where to start instilling i