let's start with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he wrote a new coalition yesterday with the far right movement and the most right-wing government israel has ever seen. >> that is what the papers are saying. that coalition includes the new israeli defense minister. he is known for his hard-line views especially when it comes to israeli arabs and he's a former archenemy of netanyahu. the men have known each other for 30 years now. it seems they have put their disputes aside. >> the jerusalem post has a rather acerbic piece about the press conference. called pivotingoting to to peace? they sick it was awkward from beginning to end. netanyahu broke tradition by speaking english during the conference. he usually does that during the end. inberman said some words english and netanyahu awkwardly complemented him on how much he had progressed in english. a divorcedks like couple trying desperately to be nice to each other in front of their kids. >> there has been a lot of criticism that israel's defense policy is moving in a more belligere

netanyahu prefers a right-wing government. he chose us to lieberman. the labor leader said "he could have had us, he didn't choose us." inescapable conclusion is that this is where i mr. netanyahu feels comfortable, heading a form of government. laura -- far right government. laura: after two years in a russian jail, ukrainian pilot nadiya savchenko is now back home. the 35-year-old was free as part of a prisoner swap. she was convicted for killing 2 russian journalists in eastern ukraine, charters she denies. -- charges she denies. reporter: a hero's welcome. back in herenko is native ukraine after spending 2 years in russian jail. at her result to fight for her country is only stronger. i'm ready once again to sacrifice my life for ukraine on the battlefield and i will do everything possible in order for every child being held prisoner to be free. reporter: savchenko was captured while fighting in eastern ukraine. she was then indicted for allegedly playing a part in the death of 2 russian journalists covering the conflict. the pilot denied all the c

that did not go down well with benjamin netanyahu and much of the coalition.fended the right of the office to defend himself. there has been growing tension. looks like this right-wing coalition is coming more right-wing, manus. manus: elliott gotkine, with the latest from tel aviv. coming up, the fed move the markets. last week, with the june rate hike looking more likely, what is work? only one place to find out. this lady, her name is janet yellen, and she speaks this week. who else is on the fed plate? ♪ manus: this is bloomberg markets middle east. it is just over one hour away from the start of the trading day in the region. but the fed moved the markets last week. how was that going to play out in markets over the next five days? tracy alloway is here with me. looking at the fed events. making for a very interesting week. two major fed governors set the minutes. tracy: you thought it was all over. you thought we had enough fed speak. it is not over. we get even more next week, starting off, we have st. louis fed president, one of the more hawkish voting

he says a lack of trust in benjamin netanyahu has forced him to quit. coming up, apple is having a retail re-sync. we will give you a glimpse of what the tech giant has up its sleeve. over the past 30 hours after missing, there are signs it could have been located. the military is saying it has found debris. let's get up to speed with where stand.efforts we can cross to adam, who is at the airport. what are we hearing from the military? adam: given yesterday's false alarms, you would have thought carefulies were being about what they are saying. boththey are saying now, haveaft and navy vessels spotted debris from the airplane. both personal possessions and wreckage. oft is some 290, the north alexandria. if it is from, the plane and they can identify it as being debris that has come 804, if the plane disintegrated at high altitude, 37,000 feet, we don't know yet whether it has disintegrated, if that was the case. the debris could be spread out over a large area. this gives us a starting point and what it means is to find the black box, that is easier a

he called for prime minister netanyahu to wake up.e said israel wants a right-wing government but not an extremist one. >> a ukrainian pilot who returned home this week after spending two years in russian custody has given her first news conference today since her release. the 35-year-old told reporters she would now like to get back behind the controls of a plane but might also launch a political career to help ukraine deal with ongoing turmoil. she said she would do anything possible to secure the freedom of other ukrainians still being held in custody. >> i'm ready to talk to the devil himself to get every one of our people back. i don't reject any resolutions. when they say we should not engage with separatists politically, i don't think so. i will engage with everyone. but that doesn't mean we will become friends and divide ukraine into two parts tomorrow. no. >> the newly released ukrainian pilot speaking there. in a few weeks, voters across the channel are cast ballots on whether or not the u.k. should remain in the european un

butstininans are in favor netanyahu says nothing can replace direct negotiations. reporter: a solution has eluded statesmen for decades. effort fell' flat. push arying to french-sponsored peacve intitiative. p.m. valls: if the situation doesn't change, tensions will continue to rise. reporter: the israeli p.m. puttingvalls' proposal, directference on negotiations. difficultyahu: every issue will be on the table. reporter: the palestinians insist on sticking with the original plan. the talks in paris will go ahead but neither israelis nor palestinians will be tehre. laura: time for business news. we will start with google. markus: very much in spotlight as french investigators raided headquarters in paris. probe into tax laundering.money elliot richardson has a look. elliot: 100 tax officials marched in the offices at 5:00 a.m. owes the french state 1.6 billion euros. goolgle saidt company isnian accused of funneling profits to ireland. u.k. millions in back taxes. thege osborne defended payment. european authorities are payments aref the illegal. pay italyed to mil

benjamin netanyahu is again opposition leader into his coalition saying a partnership could lead to aeace agreement, but he says the doors close, citing the earlier education to hardliners. accused netanyahu of backing away from the peace process and being a hostage to political extremists. a veterans group says an american held by japan during world war two will accompany president obama to her roast them at this week, but the white house said -- to hiroshima this week but the white house said no such imitation was issued. local news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. alix: venezuela could be the next catalyst to rock oil markets. the country's economic prospects are at risk. we ask an energy economists what can happen to venezuela oil production if it's economy continues to spiral out of control. >> i think venezuela could go all the way to zero. it is just falling apart. they don't have any investment. >> of that is not priced into the market right now. let's not at all. alix: joining us is that the -- directo

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcoming the french prime minister to israel.a joint news conference, netanyahu repeated his opposition to a french initiative that kuls for an international conference to revive mideast peace talks. >>> hundreds of justin bieber fans took to the streets of argentina over the weekend to call on the government to let the singer perform in that country. bieber had tweeted that he wouldn't be able to perform due to legal conditions. >>> that's the news update this hour. he's still a popular guy, carl. >> yes, he is. thank you very much, sue herera. >>> got some weak pmis out of the euro zone this morning, weakest in 16 months. simon is here. >> some disappointment came through. this is the composite pmi so it services and manufacturing of 52.9. expectation was it would rise. maybe the underlying strength of the economy is 1.5% growth for the euro zone, not 2. relatively quiet start to the week other than that. it is very much the corporate stories that are dominating. the unicredit, one of the big italian banks, the ceo at a news co

prime minister benjamin netanyahu laid a wreath at the hol -- holocaust museum. >> they paid tribute with a somber auschwitz and berken concentration camps. >>> fda releases new information for e-cigarettes. >> but house speaker ryan is asked whether he'll back donald trump now that he is the presumptive republican nominee. >>> tune in to wusa 9 at 6:00 tomorrow morning. to find out how you can enter and win. details on the wusa >>> donald trump and hillary clinton say they are ready to battle in the general elections. >> yeah. but they say they still have a number of serious issues to resolve before the white house. >> donald trump is set to win the republican presidential nomination. but has yet to wip the republican party. >> when someone wrap us the nomination. you hear others say, thank goodness. now we can unify. what people are saying here is, oh, my god, what have we done here. >> i think what a lot of republicans want to see is that we have a standard bearer that bears ow standards and that unifies all the wings of george w. and george h.w. bush are refusing to endorse im. j

prime minister netanyahu said he regretted the resignation.s been reported he plans to name hard-line former foreign minister avigdor lieberman as the new defense minister. in turkey, the parliament voted today to strip lawmakers of their immunity from prosecution. pro-kurdish legislators charged that the goal is to prosecute them, for allegedly supporting outlawed kurdish rebels. it is the latest move on political opponents of the turkish government. a new president has taken office in taiwan. tsai ing-wen's party supports formal independence from china. but after a swearing-in ceremony at the presidential building in taipei, she chose her words carefully: >> ( translated ): the new government will conduct cross- strait affairs in accordance with relevant legislation. the two governing parties across the strait must set aside the baggage of history, and engage in positive dialogue, for the benefit of the people on both sides. >> woodruff: tsai is the first woman to serve as president of taiwan. another wave of heavy rain added to the misery i

this comes as netanyahu moves his government even further to the right with addition of the right-wing nationalist yisrael beiteinu party. professor west and another sanders' appointee, james zogby, are looking to incorporate opposition to israel's occupation of palestinian territories into the democratic party platform, when the drafting committee meets at the democratic national convention in philadelphia in july. president obama is in japan today for the g7 summit, amid increasing tensions between the two countries over a u.s. military contractor's alleged rape and murder of a 20-year-old japanese woman on the island of okinawa. japanese prime minister shinzo abe spoke out. >> i feel strong indignation about the selfish and extremely mean crime. it has not only shaken the citizens of okinawa, but the whole of japan. i have told president obama to understand the feelings of these people. amy: the japanese prime minister was speaking at a joint news conference with president obama. president obama apologized at that news conference. >> i want to emphasize the united states is appalled

. >> sreenivasan: the government of israel tilted further right today as prime minister benjamin netanyahued a fiery ultra- nationalist to be defense minister. avigdor lieberman is one of israel's most polarizing figures. at a ceremony today, lieberman tried to strike a softer tone, while netanyahu insisted he is still committed to a peace process. >> woodruff: and now to a growing fuel crisis in france. union workers are targeting the nation's fuel depots to protest a bill that would make the work week longer and layoffs easier. neil connery of independent television news reports from calais. >> reporter: in paris and across many parts of france, the fuel blockades are having a growing impact on drivers. frustrations are boiling over as petrol and diesel stocks run low. the french government insists there's no need to panic buy, but many motorists aren't taking any chances. >> ( translated ): from last night until 1:00 in the morning, i searched for petrol. this morning both of our two cars were on the minimum level of petrol. we needed to drive our children to school and to go to work. >

arabmin netanyahu: the peace initiative includes positive elements that can help revive constructive negotiations with the palestinians. --among those negotiations those negotiations will be moving ahead without either side for the time being. one of precise of the kind which lieberman has been easily been extremely hostile. genie: african news now. the former first lady of ivory coast is on trial for crimes against humanity. simone gbagbo has been handed a 20-year jail sentence for her role in the postelection violence six years ago that left more than 3000 dead. for more now, let's bring in our correspondent. what is happening there right now? has the trial officially begun? gbagbo justone entered the courtroom. she did not look as weak and tired as she did those co-weeks ago. -- some charges against her, persecuted for crimes against humanity. it means that the prosecution is going to try to prove her crisis oft into the 2010 and 2011, where 3000 people here were killed. she knows -- we know that she was part of a crisis. as for what part she played exactly, and did she directly b

. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times.nd then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel a responsibility to help other children. i'm a kind of pilgrim who goes around and says, look, this has to be stopped. when you leave here you can forget the slums of italy. you can think you're in new york or milan or in paris. most of the people have televisions, and if i haven't drove on purpose, i think i would be in club immediate in tel aviv. >> does that throw any parallel to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they were just victims, not good and not bad. victims. and the palestinians at this moment are victims. they're not better than me. they

before the agreement was completed and the statement he delivered so people like prime minister netanyahu that david get hundreds of billions of dollars. i don't know is that a poorly informed or lying? but what he predicted is not true. now we can evaluate the fax whether or not he was right. >> it points the administration with the awkward position because u.s. is reserved crisis that the there is a point lake saying they would get hundreds of billions of dollars that we are wrong or low enough. with those critics but to make clear that united states is committed. >> below now worried the read half stick but to go into some detail of the torture he experienced while in captivity. >> i have seen documents in the content of is safe and then to secure their release and why but there is a concern that these americans rochester private of their ability to spend time with their families but facing that desperation that is one you work so hard to get the mask so if we have a position on that i will let you know, . >> violation a swollen lymph but with the exception and what more needs to be do

he was clashing with benjamin netanyahu.or: the act of replacement in the minister's positions did not come out of a crisis of fate between us. it came out of the need to expand the government, to increase the stability in israel, because of the big challenges it faces right now. i assume that if alan was not asked to leave the defense ministry to move to the foreign ministry, this crisis of faith would not have occurred. >> the prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned he wanted him to stay as prime minister but he refused. >>> this is "cnn newsroom." still ahead -- forensic labs are equipped to unravel pretty baffling cases. we'll see how they'll approach the mysterious plane going down of egyptair. stay with us. with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. ifor all the wrong reasons.gical you

benjamin netanyahu comes to you.rs of jordan and egypt and turkey come to you and say, we want to help you in the fight guest isis, we can't help you if the ban is in place. what do you do? >> i disagree. look, we're not getting any help. if you look at the help, we're not getting help. they're saying boots on the ground, boots on the ground. they're not fighting. we give them equipment, they run. they drop the equipment. the enemy picks up the equipment. i have a friend whose son has been years now, numerous terms in iraq. an unbelievable young guy. and i brought him in. i wanted to take to him about it. they're very dispirited. the equipment that the american soldiers have is not as good as what the enemy has. i said, how can that be? and they have our equipment. the enemy takes over the equipment that the other ones are using, our so-called allies are using and they drop it and run and run for their lives. the enemy picks up our equipment. 2,000 humvees, armor plated. the best in the world. and we have stuff out a

the deal with nato may help prime minister netanyahu deflect talk that [indiscernible] that the two-game series in puerto rico will not be held there because of concerns about the zika virus. that is according to "the associated press." marlins players attended a seminar on zika that heightened concerns about playing the games and an announcement is expected by the end of the week. news 24 hours a day powered by our journalists and bureaus around the world. betty: thank you. back with politics. in the victory speech last night, donald trump addressed one of his biggest hurdles. mending a deeply fractured party and the main challenge of the republican nomination. donald trump: i did not expect this. thinged tape is a brave to do and a great thing because we want to bring unity to the republican party. we have to to bring unity. it is so much easier if we have it. [applause] betty: can trump really claim the mantle of republican unifier? joining us now is marty schenker, senior executive editor for government economics in washington. you pointed out to me earlier that when you joined us ba

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it also strengthened -- with benjamin netanyahu. -- lieberman is known for his incendiary language againstchard branson said talks are underway with potential buyers for a 25% stake in virgin australia. he says the virgin group is watching those instructions and has not decided if it will increase the 10% stake. branson also warned of the negative effect of britain hoped to leave the european union . effected of the negative of britain leaving the european union next month. devastated if they pulled out of europe. i hope that sense prevails, and when push comes to shove, people would realize that it would be enormously damaging both to europe and great britain, if britain was to walk away. powered by over 2400 journalists in 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news will stop -- bloomberg news. rishaad: coming up next, our best says -- our guest says -- open --th us next and next wind "bloomberg markets: middle east" returns. ♪ rishaad: oil above $50 having reproductions -- repercussions when it comes to the fx market. yes, a very busy day in terms of aspects news in our region.

prime minister benjamin netanyahu laid wreaths at the memorial center in jerusalem. they observed two minutes of silence. 6 million jews were killed in the holocaust during world war ii and the annual remembrance day is held one week before the independence day which recognize the state of israel from the ashes after the holocaust. >>> combines traditional 5ks and half marathons with funding for nonprofit. we will be joined by the founder of the movement after the break. . >>> all right the very unique foot race is coming to down. >> you get your exercise and raise money in your community. joining us now is tom houston. founder of everyone. thanks for being here on the noon newscast. we have all been in a 5k. we support the cause. i don't know where the money goes for the cause. >> that is our concept with the new events was to make sure that the cause that is the benefit in the race, very specifically local. and we sat down with community leaders over the last 10 months or so and identify who the local cause should be. and now we have 19 official causes and half ber

we also catch up with the latest changes on netanyahu's government. it really mean for the middle east politics? that's a state of play. a lot of telecoms, oil, looking forward to it. angie: and we are, too, of course. thanks for that. we are watching for it. that's it for us on this edition of "asia edge." a lot more coming up in the middle east. ♪ juliet: -- manus: oil is headed for its longest stretch of monthly gains in five years driven by output from saudi arabia and canada. hsbc starting a debt management office in starting the kingdom's first management sale. manus: united arab emirates is growth will beat the forecast this year and we will hear from the economy minister.

>> what's fascinating is that the most powerful opposition to benjamin netanyahu, is on the military establishment on iran and very strong statements of former leaders and heads of israeli's security service. what makes the problem complicated when you talk about the military's role in a democracy, is that for 49 years now israel has been holding a territory which is not a democracy, because the palestinians on the west bank cannot vote. he does not live in a democracy, and i think this is the sense of fear, the erosion, in a way it's almost on par to what you're seeing in the republican party. a conservative party that had a parliamentary individual rights tradition. people like lieberman represent the overlow of that with a kind of hyper nationalist thug authoritarian policy. >> that's all to one side. the basic issue is do the civilians control the military? whether you like the policies or views of those civilians. and that seems fundamental in any democracy. douglas mccarthy -- >> surely the civilian control has some limits. if the civilian government violates the constitution,

>> what's fascinating is that the most powerful opposition to benjamin netanyahu, is on the militarystablishment on iran and very strong statements of former leaders and heads of internal and external security service about the path that israel is going down. what makes the problem complicated when you talk about the military's role in a democracy, is that for 49 years now israel has been holding a territory which is not a democracy, because the vast majority of people in the west bank cannot vote, are not citizens of the states that controls their lives. the new defense minister himself lives in a settlement. he does not live in a democracy, and i think this is the sense of fear, the erosion, in a way it's almost a parallel to what you're seeing in the republican party. the likud was a conservative party that had a parliamentary individual rights tradition. people like lieberman represent the overthrow of that with a hyper-nationalist, thuggish authoritarian policy, a little a la donald trump, and the military is pushing back. >> that's all to one side. the basic issue is do the civ

netanyahu agreed, and one of the suppositions behind it is the arab states would recognize israel asael would be willing to return to the '67 borders. is it coincidental that that comment was made last week and this egyptian airliner was hit this week. i think the likelihood is it's a terrorist attack. but you can't be i am pet use aboud youcan't be impetuous aboe matters. the likelihood is this was a terrorist attack. >> from day one donald trump has bent most trusted candidate to combat terrorism. i would say terrorism and gun rights are going to be the three main issues in this campaign. charles: do you think this tweet was impetuous or does it make you want to embrace him even more. >> i'm not your average person out there, i have my own issues with terrorism. i have a friend that works in an airline. a commercial airline pilot. a month ago he texted me, he said ramp workers and restaurant workers are not having to go through security at at least one airport. we need to take a stronger look at how we protect our air planes from potential terrorists. charles: venezuela, they are i

there comes a time when we pursue justice and peace, we're are going to have to say that netanyahu isot right all of the time. amy: that was bernie sanders and hillary clinton on the issue of israel and palestine. your response? >> it is interesting, helpful that sanders said that. by world standards, it is way -- i don'textreme know what dimension to call it, the nationalist right. the question of israel's disproportionate response is a little bit like the question of expansion of the settlements. the only one you are allowed to discuss here. these are not the questions. the question is, why is there a response at all? why are there any settlements? the settlements are totally illegal. that has been determined by the highest authorities, security council, international court of justice, the red cross, the geneva conventions. there's sily no question about their legality. t one pot, the u. also agreed they were illegal. now they just say it is an obstacle to peace. mr. of the disproportionate response. so let's take the allege missil. first of all, there are not any missiles. the so-c

benjamin n netanyahu has offered the position to the right wing ultranationalist politician of lieberman, considered to be one of the most hawkish politicians in israel. meanwhile, palestinian journalistst has returned home o the west bank after holding a 94 day hunger strike to protest his indefinite detention by israel. the journalist is a reporter for the saudi news agency. he was accused of being involved with come asked. his wife spoke upon his release. >> it is a feeling of happiness that cannot be described on this historic day. we thought that mohammed might die during the hunger strike, but now that is just a memory. amy: in canada, prime minister justin trudeau continues to apologize for a lowering mp while on the floor of canada's parliament. the elbow in came as trudeau was attempting to pull a conservative lawmaker toward his seat, so the parliament could begin a vote on assisted dying. in the process, trudeau elbowed the female lawmaker, sparking outrage from conservatives. meanwhile, t the canadadian food inspection agency has approved the genetically modified salmon for s

there is something special about officer hard netanyahu that is instilled. he is doing great.e has had multiple surgeries. i can't even count at this point in time. i'm sure he could tell you may or may not know that he had the honor of throwing out a pitch at one of our philly's home games and he took that opportunity to propose to his girlfriend and so thankfully she accepted in front of 30-some thousand people. it was wonderful. >> it's great. something that they go out on that field and stand in front of all those people, you know. it was nice. it was really nice. >> i think what i would like to emphasize is that we have plenty of men and women across this nation that really do and demonstrate acts of courage and valor every day. many of them go unheralded, but it's important for people to realize that, that people who wear this uniform put their lives on the line each and every day for and many instances people they have never met in their life. it's a difficult time in law enforcement. and it's more important now than ever for people just to stop sometimes and say thank

netanyahu came here, it was a period where relations with the white house were somewhat chilly, but he had independent relationships with the congress. >> and nobody has the power to say, hey, watch what you're saying, this is affecting diplomacy? >> they have the power to say it, they just don't have the base of the republican party behind them. so there's high risk to coming out and criticizing donald trump who is now clearly the party's choice to represent the republican party in 2016. so there are people who continue to criticize him, but i would guess that his supporters are happy that world leaders are rattled by his straight talk. >> that's the very thing they like about him. jimmy kimmel last night, donald trump entertains this idea of debating bernie sanders in california. just last hour we have him saying it again. the sanders people are taking this quite seriously. what could be better for them. >> i asked donald trump last week if he would take ten minutes to talk to bernie sanders and consider him as his running mate because they're both running against a rigged economy, t

i saw that play in israel, electing netanyahu. >> you think we're a terrorist attack away from donaldmp? >> could be. >> we'll be back in 45 seconds with the end game segment and a lighter touch here. highlights from what was a humorous night at the white house correspondents' dinner. >>> coming up, meet the press end game brought to you by boeing. building the future one century at a time. ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ... 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's gummies. complete with key nutrients we may need... ...plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one a day vitacraves gummies. unless you have allergies. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. go ahead, embrace those beautiful moments. flonase chan

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annette: benjamin netanyahu has ejected -- has rejected a multilateral initiative. meantime, manuel valls is visiting ramallah this tuesday, and meeting with the palestinian leadership. unlike the israelis, the palestinians have called for meetings. let's take a listen to what the french prime minister had to say. it is in the interest of all israel is to see this initiative succeed. , andtations are high everyone knows that if the situation doesn't change, tensions will continue to rise. that is why this extremism. annette: in paris, hundreds of plaintiffs are attending an extraordinary hearing over the next three days. they are the survivors and families of victims of the paris attacks last november. it will be their very first .ontact let's go to claire williams, who is covering the hearing. what are they going to say to the judge? we are notl, expecting the judges to be able to tell them an awful lot because the judges want to jeopardize -- do not want to jeopardize their own investigation. what the family members want to know is first of all, they want access t

martha: israeli fell benjamin netanyahu says iran denies the holocaust, mocked the holocaust. i think every country in the world must stand up and fully condemn this. bill: there are several critical senate seats up for grabs in november. one of the most visible and hardest fought is the battle to take harry reid's seat in nevada. the outgoing senator picking a candidate so they can retain the seat. the republican candidate is with us. >> we are moving forward based on the race in november. bill: she is a two-time attorney general in the state of nevada. look at the convention video from saturday. this was a battle over delegates. go ahead and roll. >> their convention descended into chaos. my opponent was booed when she mentioned she supported hillary clinton as was senator boxer who was booed. they had to call in the local police to tree store order -- to restore order. after 8 years of barack obama and 30 years of harry reid. they are ready for real change. the democrats saw a dip. our convention went off last weekend without a hitch. their descend into chaos. bill: donald

implications israel'show it affects security, also the news today on comments that prime minister netanyahu and the new israeli defense minister, you can talk about that as well in terms of their comments about the willingness to engage and look at the air of piece of the issue. >> sure. panel, there was a discussion on the concept of this whole study. security for israel in a permanent status agreement situation is comprised of the border between israel and palestine, internal palestinian nerritory, betwee jordan and egypt, and the broader regional conflicts. when we spoke about the region in the study can in the chapter, we dealt with it with a capital r. the smalll are comprises the triangle between jordan and egypt on the other with palestine and israel. very deep,nt we have intimate security relationships with both. the evolution of israeli-egyptian security sisiation after president c reached levels that were previously unimaginable. people who were those who signed the peace treaty and those who opposed the signing of the treaty the same argument in the questions about what happens i

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