of hamas. we are going to have all the time, the iranians trying to foil any peace that we broker between the palestinians or arabs. we've seen this aversion of iran in jordan, for example. so we have a challenge but it doesn't mean that we cannot continue to thrive for peace. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> for coming. i know you have to leave. we'll continue with professor dajani. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. i'd like to thank yonah alexander and the potomac institute for inviting me. what i'd like to do is explore the status of jerusalem and the hope of offering insights and to help resolve the problem i'll start with introducing my family association with the city and then talk a little bit about the history of the city and then discuss some potential way of trying to resolve the problem of the city. actually in 1529 sul on the suleman appointed my father to be the custodians of the king david tomb. so it was -- and then the first mayor actually, the em

yes iranians were there in '94 to try to foil that, to promote hamas and promote suicide attacks of hamas we'll have all the time iranians trying to foil any peace we broker between us and palestinians and arabs. we seen subversion of iran in jordan, for example. we have a challenge but it does not mean we can not continue the strife for peace. >> thank you very much for coming. i know you have to leave. we will continue with professor dajani. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible] >> thank you very much. i'd like to thank professor alexander and the potomac institute for inviting me. what i would like to do is, and to explore the issue of jerusalem and offering insights on how to resolve the problem i will start by introducing my family association with the city and talk a little bit about the history of the city and then discuss some potential way of trying to resolve the problem of the city. actually in 1520 nine ottoman appointed my great-grandfather as custodians of the king david tomb. and then the first mayor, ottoman empire started municipalities in the empire by having one i

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in gaza, the extremist group hamas was in charge. >> hamas security forces the target in a third dayof israeli missile strikes in gaza. >> the timing for the potential for success in early 2009 could not have been worse. president obama was sworn in just four days after the war in gaza between israel and hamas had come to a conclusion. emotions were very high and very negative. there was a lot of hostility, a lot of feelings of victimization on both sides. the circumstances were not conducive to moving forward. >> likud leader benjamin netanyahu appears to have locked up the prime minister's office. >> narrator: and there was a political challenge. israel elected a new prime minister. now barack obama would have to deal with bibi netanyahu. >> they are completely opposites, because it's deep. it's not only a progressive and a conservative. barack obama has martin luther king in him. he has nelson mandela in him. the world is moving in the right direction, and his role is to accelerate that. and netanyahu is profoundly a pessimist, profoundly a pessimist. so it's not only the clash be

they support hamas to the tune of about 100 million a year.ran and hamas are goal, like iran, is to wipe out the jewish states. that ought to raise some concern. there's no symmetry. >> in your struggle against iran, you have made some unlikely allies. there's a alliance between the major, what are called the model arab states with israel. is that an awkward situation to be in given that saudi arabia is an islamic state? it practices many of the forms of islam that people regard as mideviel. not a lot of churches there, no synagogu synagogues. how comfortable are you with that alliance? >> i see the world as it is. i think saudi arabia recognizes today it needs path to reform. they see israel as an ally rather than enemy because of the two principal threats. if you move to north africa to egypt, it comes first. there's always the second. they say who can help us in this battle that threatens our future. obviously, israel and the sunni arab states are not on opposite sides. that's natural. i met some of our european friends. i said i have one r

for years these america and funding hezobollah and hamas. what indication to do we have of still waiting to see the mysterious iranian moderates, we havent seen them yet... it seems like they have a pretty good handle on their country and the mulas are running things. so no i dont think this is a smart move at l, the only things theanians have ever respected istrength and thats what we ould be showing themsenator marco rubio says the stage situation shows howkthe obama administration is... 13-31 if these reports are true, of course we are happy for them and their families but they should have never been there. and the fact of the matter is this tells us all we need to know about the iranian regime: that they take people hostage in order to gain concessions. and the fact that administration is one of the reasons - i think it's created an incentive for more governments to do this around the world rubio made his comments while at a rally in council bluffs this morning. he will be back campaigning in the state on monday. on to the democratic sid

and there is insightment from the palestinian authority and from hamas.n the middle east because of isis and to a certain extent iran and its proxy army hesbola. >> it is a nightmare scenario in the middle east. this one specifically is focusing on the collapse of the palestinian authority and what that would mean for israel. why is this such a concern today? >> i don't know why it is a big concern to the washington post. there was a discussion in the israeli parliament about it. but these discussions go on all of the time. the palestinian authority is led by an 80 year old man who will not be there a long time. but there is discussions of what would happen if he left. a battle broke out in palestinian politics or if there is was a larger intfadda or uprising. the government has contingency plans for all of these things. >> that is a relief to hear. we had secretary of state john kerry weighing in. we tonight know what would develop if that were to happen. and the concern that is raised by officials closer to home here, it would create a vacuum for hamas

work d, hamas and i together with him. al amoudi continued to work with the clinton administration to find good muslims to work in the government, he told a meeting of the i.a.p., quote, i think if we were outside this country, we can say, oh, allah, destroy america. but once we are here, our mission in this country is to change it. you can be violent anywhere else, but in america -- anywhere else but in america, unquote. in october, 2000, al amoudi attended an antiisrael protest under theites -- anti-israel protest outside the white house where he proudly declared himself a supporter of hamas and a supporter of hezbollah. and apparently there's video of that. in 2000 al amoudi literally began making regular trips to libya where he met with government officials to discuss strategies by which they could create headaches for saudi arabia. in january, 2001, al amoudi attended a conference in beirut with leaders of numerous terrorist organizations, including al qaeda, hamas, hezbollah and islamic jihad. in june of 2001, al amo

. -- terrorism and we have hamas and jihad difficult to deal with not a state but ors would use the territory like isis and it now, it is getting more difficult. more complicated. why? because you are dealing with individuals. they wake up in the morning and decide to attack. now, you have to look for the sources, what causes this. the easy part would be that israel and the ron it exists or the refugees who cannot go home or the ago operation, -- the occupation, but that is not the roach the reason is incitement. facebook or twitter can be amazing to meet people or old friends, and it is great but there are those who use the same tools we see in san bernardino using the tools. for example, in israel you say what can we do? again, it is to say the truing the all the last ever vs we have in israel, 22 died the last few weeks and it is because they believe, the youngsters, israel though country in the world respects more than my country. israel, so enough of this incitement. members in parliament, also, use the incitement. unfortunately, you have clients in san bernardino, or in israel, you see

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from now and ten years from now, and right now what iran is doing in support of the hezbollah and hamasemen and syria, they are the bad actor in the region and the world, and so frankly, i am concerned with the money that we are about to release, and let alone some of the other aspects down the line. >> and some of the money flowing into iran is going to be used domestically to helpp the people of iran, but they could do it with the revolutionary guard, at least susan rice has said here on cnn, if they want to give the mo knee away to the other groups, they are authorized to do so, is that right? >> no strings attached. by the way, that is looking prospectively and that is where congress should act on a bipartisan basis. >> what can you do on that? >> well, clearly, if you are continuing to fund hamas, and using a portion of this money to fund hezbollah, and lebanon right now, they have over 800 rockets pointing right at israel, and most of it comes from the funding of this regime. and so if they use 90% of it to build the economy, and 5% of it on the $56 billion is going to be far more

last april, a court issued an injunction to keep the number three and number four reactors at tack hama off-line. it was reversed after they filed an objection. utility number four reactor as late february. >>> japan's em per or and empress are ending the five day visit to the philippines. one of the couple's last stops to a war memorial near manila. both will pay their respects to people who died in world war ii. they're visiting the philippines since the normzation of diplomatic ties. their first visit in collie rye yeah. they belt the structure in 1973 to honor the war dead. the site was added to the itinerary at the couple's request. they laid flowers at a cemetery dedicated to filipino victims of war. nearly half a million japanese are estimated to have died in the philippines during world war ii. newsline will have live coverage of the impairial couple's. at least 400 monuments. erected after the war by former soldiers of the now defunt imperial armed forces. they're falling into disrepair or have been removed. nhk reports. >> reporter: here, a three-hour drive from the capital ma

ben carson' s campaign took a foreign policy hit after he repeatedly referred to the terrorist group hamas as the mediterranean dish hummus. unexpected domination in the polls made him a big target for both democrats and republicans. both sides fought back. hillary clinton: he is becoming best recruiter. i have got to get off my chest. donald trump is a jerk. fernando: and oddly, the only woman in the gop field, carly fiorina, was forced to defend her looks after trump insulted her appearance in "rolling stone" magazine. carly fiorina: i think women all over the country heard clearly what mr. trump said. fernando: the road to the white house is paved with gold when it comes to uncomfortable moments, spontaneous comments and revealing behavior too numerous to list. and guess what? this only the beginning. >> when we return new ideas for fernando: the political center of the universe will revolve around the two front runners. quickly after the first caucuses and primaries in the coming weeks, america will examine these candidates with a microscope. love him or hate him, and plenty of people

of this, they accused hamas of this in schools and hospitals, and places like that. help me if you can about this, they believe that the isis leadership in order to prevent themselves from being attacked, have placed themselves. >> they have embedded themselves in the civilian population. they raid the american press and they know how worked up everybody gets about civilian casualties. and they think that's a safe way of doing it. but i heard a number just the other day, that they have killed 92 senior oy mid level isis leaders, almost all of them with drone strikes. >> rose: right. >> the president is a huge proponent of drone strikes. >> yeah. >> rose: right? >> yeah. >> rose: and special forces. some have said he likes that kind of warfare, that appeals to him. >> well, it's allowed him to put boots on the ground without saying he's putting boots on the ground. he defines boots on the ground as-- rps the bat all onw. >> the bri gaid, a combat formation. and so special operations forces, can be deployed without violating his fundamental tenet that we are not going

they have held our soldiers from hezbollah to hamas to syria. they foster terror and darkness everywhere they go. do we trust iran? the answer is very simply no. which is why this bill is so important. it helps us to hold iran accountable. it helps us to hold their proxies accountable. it removes the incentives for them to continue to expand their power and their policies and their goals, which are counter to u.s. and western goals throughout the world. that is why i support this bill. i urge my colleagues to as well. mr. chairman, thank you. i yield whack. -- back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: i now yield two minutes to my friend from texas, ms. sheila jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from new york for his kindness and acknowledge the chairman of this committee for their courtesies in debating this legislation. first of all i think it

there has been more fighting to homs and hama. six thousand families have been forced to flee the violence. >> syria's civil war has had an huge impact on education. in neighboring lebanon there are 400,000 syrians who have been displaced and who are of cool age. many face obvious challenges in trying to further their learning. caroline malone reports. >> the interpret public school once catered to mainly lebanese students. but it's size has more than doubled in recent years. it has introduced a second school shift. lebanese are taught in the morning and syrians in the afternoon. >> at first it was a moving here and leaving my country. in syria everything was in arabic. here some things are taught in english. >> it's a challenge for many syrians who studied only arabic back home. the teachers are having to adjust as well. >> we're not used to focus on some subjects. they do not know how to speak english, so they will not know how to explain or justify. >> there are more than 400,000 syrians of school age in lebanon. and the local

to take an example, we know that hamas, the palestinian faction, .any women are working if i may say so, they are preparing the next generation of jihadi's. they are building a new model of society. any model of society, women are needed. so they have a very important role, and to go back to a western woman who joined them, in a way, a western woman who joins jihadi factions are there for ideology reasons. so we have to take that into consideration and we should not minimize the role of women because they have a very important role. they had a key role in any jihadi faction today. molly: thank you very much for that. next, moving on, in yemen the country's civil war has prompted an ongoing humanitarian crisis. fighting has waged since march of last year. more than 5000 people have been killed, over 30,000 injured. over 2 million have fled their even in search of safety, hospitals affected. the international committee of the red cross says there have been more than 100 attacks on paris health care facilities since the conflict began. are not the safe places than they used to be. we ha

week and activists say government helicopters pounding aleppo and focusing on the southern city of hamaaptured the strategic town of sheikh maskin in the southern providence offender -- of deraa and russia air strikes have been key to the gains and moscow says the intervention helped the ground and we report on the government's resent advances. >> reporter: the syrian flag flies again on shake shake and it has take intense fiebling with rebels to retake the town in the southwest providence of deraa and show them entering the town center after securing supply lines and also reported to be continuing on the out-k t outskirts and it is on the main road linking damascus with deraa and they began giving up until the intervention and it's being seen as a game changer. >> things have just changed around 180 degrees for the regime since the russians came in. just last summer the nusra front al-qaeda affiliate was making gains in the providence and now there is a significant reversal which will affect the rebel logistics. >> reporter: russian jets carried out thousands of missions helping the sy

josh: if you look at iran over the last 36 years, saying death to america, sponsoring hezbollah, hamas and the houthis in yemen. troops over but i think we need to stand on principle and say the regime should be changed to get confidence and hope to people who do not want to live under the circumstance that there are people who would have their back if they decided to do this. josh: you have a day job. you delivered the state of the state address in new jersey. as you make the case to the rest of the nation, what was, this was an example of why i can take this to the white house. gov. christie: it is not about talking about things, it is getting things done it let' s talk about an issue big in new hampshire and new jersey, drug addiction. two years ago, more treatment and less incarceration. our prison population has gone down so much in new jersey that i announced we are closing a state prison. t think they are doing country. it into a drug treatment this elite where folks in the justice system can get drug treatment before they go back on the streets. give them a chance to succeed. 1

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. >>> the israeli military says their aircraft took a hamas affiliated target inside the gaza strip early this morning. according to the ap a military spokesman said it was in retaliation for a rocket fired at israel's southern communities last night. in a press release israel defense forces claim there have been three rockets launched from the gaza strip into israel territory this month alone. >>> in a new video released by isis, appears to show footage of the men who carried out the terror attacks in paris last november. according to "the new york times" the men are shown in syria and iraq prior to the paris attacks. they are seen beheading and shooting captives. the video appears to show the extent of planning that went into the paris attacks. if the identities of the men in the video are confirmed it would be the first evidence of the terror group coordinated the attacks that killed 130 people. salah abdeslam the only living member of the paris attack team who is still on the run is not seen in this video. >>> well let's turn to business now where crude oil prices are slipping lower t

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you have hamas which is a sunni organization. it has been funded i iran. using whatever means necessary to promote their own object is. becoming the predominant player in the middle east. now signing this agreement. it puts them on a pass to a nuclear weapons. an agency just a few weeks ago. we do not know what the program is. willie have information up to 2009. a direct violation of the treaty. the obama administration's response was we really did not expect them to share that information. it is nonbinding. you have this president who no matter what iran does, they will move forward, release $100 billion. iran knows it. they will continue to be that bad at era the region. that agreement would be toast within seconds. inaugural at-bats. it is no longer with standing. the iranians opening up other nuclear facilities. military and otherwise. if they don't, we have an obligation to prevent world war iii. that is the only way that we will stop iran from being the actor that we are now seeing. not just against saudi arabia. funding terror organizations. this wi

bill: israel is reporting how much money has given to hezbollah and hamas. what's the story there?> what's happening is the iranians use proxy fighters to conduct wars which we are seeing happening in syria and yemen. all this is happening during the negotiations on a nuclear deal. as. netanyahu reported this weekend in an interview at davos in switzerland, last year alone in 2015 he stated the iranians provide over a billion dollars worth of ammunition, weapons and money to hezbollah and hundreds of millions to hamas, also weapons, money and ammunition, a terrorist organization that conducted operations against hezbollah. >> that's phenomenal. that makes the groups for dangerous for the next conflict. amy kellogg reported last night alone iran sealed about $80 billion worth of business in europe. do you believe in any sense when you are welcoming them into the western world, when you are allowing them to operate in a business capacity that they have not been able to for decades because of sanctions, does that change behavior, yes or no? >> it's certainly aspirational goals to that

same time that israel faces significant threats from iran and its proxies, especially hezbollah and hamas. we have to assume that iran will continue its aggression in the region. that's why i talked about countering that aggression before. and we have to assume that iran will try to expand its support for terrorism. we've already taken some initial steps to expand cooperation with israel on defense and homeland security including beginning consultations towards a new ten-year memorandum of understanding, m.o.u., as we know it by the acronym. that memorandum of understanding on defense cooperation is vital and initiating new efforts to address, among other threats, the terror tunnels that hamas has constructed and threatens israel all the time. so i urge the administration to focus on capabilities that israel requires and to face both conventional and asymmetric threats to engage -- to ensure that the new memorandum of understanding constitutes a transformational investment. not just one budget year to the next budget year, appropriation to appropriation year, but a transformational invest

worked with the then-muslim brotherhood president of egypt to stop a full-scale shooting war between hamasnd israel in gaza. and she worked with republican senators to ratify a treaty her team developed called the new start treaty, which is the only thing that survives our attempts to do better with russia. they are honoring that treaty. and i think it's a good thing in a dangerous world that we reduce the chances of the nuclear exchange between ourselves and the russians. these are important things. when hillary was a senator, she was on a commission to study the future of the american military that the pentagon asked her to be on. newt gingrich was on the commission. and i had occasion to talk to him he went out of his way to tell me how good she was. of course, that was before the campaign started. if you nominate her, you'll be treated to a lot of things the republicans said before she started running. but anyway, she knows how to do things. she knows we've got to do something about this black money in politics, uncovered, secret money. this is wrong. the supreme court said that we can

rafa benitez has been quizzed about hamas being clocked at driving 200 kilometers on the way to practice. >> this is an inside issue. we'll look at the situation. >>> struggling with injury and fell to win a grand slam. but he has managed to stop the new year on a positive note. were earlier they claimed third place by in a tiebreaker all players are preparing for the year's first grand slam. let's go to england after the open day play in south africa. thmost of the conditions there were three half centuries other stand out performances, they would pick up three picture picture wickets. they lead the series, 1-0. west indy open that the new year brings an end to their disastrous streak. they go into australia's 3-0 whitewash. >> i think in terms we'll be disciplined for longer periods of time and it feels adequate for that. >> they came out and played a bit more up tempo again last week. they fought quite hard. i'm sure they're going to do the same this week, and they're work e extremely hard with their team to get them up for every challenge, and i think they're going to come in hard ag