last year the world watched yitzhak rabin and yasser arafat at the white house when they had their historic handshake of reconciliation. but there is a long, hard road ahead. and on that road i am determined that i and our administration will do all we can to achieve a comprehensive and lasting peace for all the peoples of the region. now, there are some in our country who argue that with the cold war, america should turn its back on the rest of the world. many around the world were afraid we would do just that. but i took this office on a pledge that had no partisan tinge, to keep our nation secure by remaining engaged in the rest of the world. and this year, because of our work together, enacting nafta, keeping our military strong and prepared, supporting democracy abroad, we have reaffirmed america's leadership, america's

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poco tiempo de obtener daca, la joven de 26 aÑos pidi un permiso humanitario para salir del pas sot yasserado de inmigracin al volver a entrar al país recibió una estampa que es una admisión legal a los estados unidos y después de eso se casó con su novio y pudo hacer un ajuste de estatus track 03 al ser inspeccionada en la garita, se valida su entrada legal al pas sot miguel noriega, beneficiario de daca nunca pensé que regresaría a la ciudad de donde nací track 05 su abogado explica que ese viaje podra cambiarle la vida sot yasser snchez, abogado de inmigracin ahora él tiene novia, si en un futuro ellos deciden que se van a casar, él va a poder hacer su ajuste de estatus track 06 eso, si las reglas no cambian bajo la administracin trump sot miguel noriega, beneficiario de daca no somos de aquí pero tampoco somos de allá, es muy difícil vivir así track 07 y con los constantes cambios polticos, el abogado recomienda actuar de inmediato si usted presento una solicitud de visa-- u --ante el departamento de policia de oakland y esta fue denegada... tendra una nueva oportunidad... y es que una

i give them mubarak, yasser, gaddafi, and not in yahoo!. -- and benjamin netanyahu. there are only four. that is why there is hope. gaddafi has only shown that he is open to compromise on nuclear weapons. our only problem is netanyahu. he is elected. if only he would agree. then there was the arab spring. i say now, what is the number one problem? all the same. if only netanyahu. people don't want to hear the connection between democracy, human rights, and peace. i don't feel comfortable saying there is a lack of integrity. there is much more integrity in israel policy than any other countries in europe, and even in america. peter: you had six grandchildren when you left israel. you are going to be three score and ten. 70. in your view, when you look back on it now, can you say, are there people who have endured in your mind as models of integrity in a complicated world? natan: king david and my wife. [laughter] peter: well said. the grandmother of your six grandchildren. before we go to questions, let's talk a little bit about the jewish agency. not what it does, bu

president bill clinton his hock rabin and yasser arafat in ramadan sunday abbas rejected the u.s. as a mediator but he shied away from completely abandoning a two state solution. abbas also had harsh words for u.s. president donald trump who said he would achieve the peace deal of the century between israel and the palestinians have a listen were. we said no to trump others no we will not accept his project. told him the deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will retaliate. for. well meanwhile russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has also lashed out at the u.s. accusing washington of issuing ultimatums and ignoring the views of other world leaders lover of made the comments at its annual press conference in moscow he said threats coming from washington and twenty seventeen have seriously aggravated tensions in different parts of the world including in north korea and iran lover of said moscow would not support u.s. attempts to modify the landmark nuclear deal with tehran. these latest announcements are intended to sabotage the implementation of the comprehensive

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palestinian people are concerned to compromise or to concede interests and it's a red line that no one even yasser arafat himself or was the leader of the piston palestinian liberation organization or even iraq that himself could not compromise and interested and it's a red line for but it's to me as it will always be a red line it's a what a city and it's the future capital city. i doubt that the president of that it will be able to actually accept american demands and stipulations simply because politically can't this balancing act that they have been playing for years cannot be sustained if indeed go ahead and succumb to american and israeli pressures where you mentioned in the timing between nikki haley's comments in israel possible coordination there about her comments at the u.n. she blamed the palestinians for the absence of talks for their absence rather of their talks with israel is this new pressure on palestine going to change the situation there do you think it will help palestine come to the table at all. of course not because there hasn't been a table to begin with there hasn't been

has threatened to charge him with treason which could lead to capital punishment president who can yasser his reelection is widely recognized internationally to spice low voter turnout has had three private broadcasters shut down to prevent a live transmission of the event wasn't upsetting very difficult. because of the right information center and the petition but the good thing is that you have social media which are not used and there is a. big to get information audience was mainstream media always been known for its it remains a calm day despite the turn of events in the kenyan capital over the past few months more than ninety kenyans have been killed in election related disputes. all right catherine i'm wondering is covering the story for us in nairobi a catherine set the scene for us how did this mock inauguration in the middle of the capital happen. well it started out with throngs of people coming from especially kid barrow which is one of the opposition strongholds and mud and also far and wide they all came to the central park. to just see this inauguration take place. before t

and yasser arafat in ramallah on sunday abbas rejected the u.s. as a mediator but he shot away from completely abandoning a two state solution abbas also had harsh words for u.s. president donald trump who said he would achieve the quote peace deal of the century between israel and the palestinians would add. we said no to trump and others no we will not accept his project. told him the deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will retaliate i'm not. speaking there russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has also lashed out at the u.s. accusing washington of issuing ultimatums and ignoring the views of other world leaders made the comments at his annual press conference in moscow he says that threats coming from washington in twenty seventeen had seriously aggravated tensions in different parts of the world including in north korea and iran said moscow would not support u.s. attempts to modify the landmark nuclear deal with tehran through a mezzanine floor overlooking the main lobby of the indonesian stock exchange in jakarta has coll

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are saying but i would beast was offered in two thousand by bill clinton and who don't record for yasser arafat and it was it wasn't so and mahmoud abbas did not come up with anything new in fact did not talk or negotiate with any palestinians or what he wants to do or what he's trying to do or what grampus trying to do is to get the gulf arabs the ones with the lot of money to open up their countries and they are their airports for the israelis in order to force down the throat of the palestinians by threatening to cut down bit aid from the gulf and from the united states because he's already cut will be the palestine i thought it be and he's now are threatening to cut it also to be the owner so now and then we have history with the united states government and there wasn't anything delivered to the palestinians since ninety ninety three says also accord so nothing is being negotiated all there except over the view of the century for israel and some arab states who are willing to cooperate with the israelis against other arab states and locating gaza that is located because of cut out o

like yasser arafat refused to fly on u.s. helicopters in a u.s. sedan, came in on his own entourage to the security checkpoints. and only by happenstance i run into inside the laurel cabin and only by happenstance is a white house photographer standing steps this photo here i am now in a polo shirt and khakis which is how we dress down to camp david casual, a uniform we still wear today. to kind of tone it down after the official arrival. until you by i get probably the most surreal photograph i have shaking his hand. so president thinks he's making progress, connacht about a week but he has to go to the jeep summit in okinawa, japan. and i disposed to leave he can't fly out of camp david, it's nifty, rainy, cloudy, not good visibility. he take the motorcade to andrews air force base. we are standing outside of aspen to see off, typically try to see a guest off. we stand there for five hours, okay? so you think this this is a wes or stricter president clinton was on a scripted guy. kind of rain with the moment. this maybe wasn't so unusual we were

president bill clinton the attack rabin and yasser arafat in rubble on sunday abbas rejected the united states as a mediator but he shied away from completely abandoning a two state solution abbas also had harsh words for u.s. president donald trump who said he would achieve the peace deal of the century between israel and the palestinians. even though it's a trump there's no we will not accept his project. told him the deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will retaliate. for. well for more i'm joined in the studio now by shiny rosana she's the middle east expert based in berlin shani thanks so much for joining us so some very harsh words from mahmoud abbas he's calling the also a corps into question he's now rejecting the united states completely as a mediator is the mideast peace process essentially dead well in many ways you can say yes and you can also see that say that. as trump was giving his. announcement about jerusalem he said he's just stating the obvious is just acknowledging reality and in many ways abbas is doing the same now acknowledging reality that peac

if you're wondering how krugman won a nobel, just remember so did president obama and al gore and yasserrafat. will be right mike and i are both veterans, both served in the navy. i do outrank my husband, not just being in the military, but at home. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a long time ago. there's no point in looking elsewhere really. we're the tenneys and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. >> laura: can we talk? before we go. a few observations by the generation snowflake. i'm not going to claim i walked to school uphill 10 miles each way in a blizzard. somehow we managed to get through these weather events without collapsing or stocking up with 100 rolls of toilet paper. we managed to figure it out. today in the washington, d.c., area, school was either delayed two hours or it was canceled for the sec

violent election process had weakened the country's democracy but kenya denies as president do who can yasser won the election rerun in october after the august poll was nullified by the supreme court the opposition boycotted that rerun kenya's ambassador to belgium has accused the e.u. mission of what he calls contentious political grandstanding saying the chief observers actions were disdainful and condescending the chief observer outlined the main issues her mission highlighted in its report. what we do is look in a great amount of detail to for example how the legal process was conducted in the case of kenya there were very very last minute legal changes to the electoral code which are not in line with good practices around elections we saw people being paid to attend election rallies we saw the police using violence including bullets and people killed we saw the abuse of state resources hate speech at times those are all points for great concern and then of course the kenyan election saw a lot of use of new technology which in fact came with a lot of hope that they would improve the inte

yasser arafat wouldn't sign, you signed, you're a traitor. that's not obviously going to be a very practical proposition for anybody in the palestinian leadership today. so that makes the possibility that this leadership will sign such a deal much lower. i would add to that that the palestinian people have not been prepared for the compromises that any, any agreement would require so that you get arafat backing away in 2000 and you get abbas backing away in 2008. i think because they genuinely wonder whether -- i don't know if those numbers are right today, but they worry that in fact the majority of palestinians would reject those compromises, which would of course be rejected by hamas and islamic jihad and other groups. >> okay. let's go at this point to the floor. wee l ask this -- we'll ask thi gentleman here and then this one. >> i'm mori amatay. is there any palestinian in any leadership position who has basically said, okay, we've lost, now what happens to us? and if one does, what is israel's reply? >> yes, there are. bas amid comes t

until then people like us by social media with you know exactly twenty three years to the day if yasser arafat won eighty eight percent of the vote in palestine's best elections conducted as he faced a defacto assassination threats from british and u.s. backed israeli agents. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone has signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people i've seen stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from exposure from the burn pits would really literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the wady and decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they will have to pay and. cultural to get the middle finger to move used to model is. delayed

to stipulate some sort of self governance for the palestinians while the president who signed that yasser arafat was besieged in essentially led to his demise and death. by the israelis in the very building which was meant to symbolize the oslo accords the movements of palestinians and that hasn't happened which was meant to be self-governed is under siege of over the past ten years and even more so all of these achievements of the political process so to speak i do not merits any sort of celebration as far as the palestinians are concerned because they haven't done anything to them on the ground so what humbugs needs from this visit is to come back and say ok here is a new approach but that's something people are skeptical about because it will get more analysis from us and when we get more statements from those politicians that are in brussels for the moment jamal thank you. now turkey's president has revealed that he had an agreement with russia to launch a military operation north and syria although moscow has declined to confirm it and as angry continues to attack the area with artil

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if you're wondering how krugman won a nobel, just remember so did president obama and al gore and yasserright . >> laura: can we talk? before we go. a few observations by the generation snowflake. i'm not going to claim i walked to school uphill 10 miles each way in a blizzard. somehow we managed to get through these weather events without collapsing or stocking up with 100 rolls of toilet paper. we managed to figure it out. today in the washington, d.c., area, school was either delayed two hours or it was canceled for the second straight day. this is what cyclone bomb affects look like in the d.c. areas. two days of school canceled in northern virginia. this is embarrassing, it's pathetic. before we send the kids out in the morning, i have an idea just to keep them really safe. why don't we just dress them up in bubble wrap? that way they can comfortably weep in their safe spaces never getting too hot or too cold again. that's why they didn't have school, it was too cold. what happened to a hat, gloves, and a jacket, scarves are too dangerous, what a joke. this is my message parents and

that there would be different palestinian leadership and judging based on the lack of success of yasser arafat and then. mahmoud abbas the palestinian people deserve better and perhaps there can be hope if they will have a different leader who will actually do something to help their own people instead of these ridiculous steps that harm the palestinian people the palestinian leaders have been making over the last three days well we'll leave it there for the moment mr hoffman and see how this situation progress is certainly in the coming weeks and months thank you for your time in west jerusalem. the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has warned that the formation of a zone controlled by u.s. backed rebels could lead to the partition of syria the u.s. has confirmed it's helping syrian kurdish fighters that have a border force of thirty thousand personnel the move has angered russia which still has troops in syria as well as nato member turkey which considers it considers it a terrorist group really challenge. but russia's foreign minister had a stark rebuke for the u.s. on monday sp

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the house intelligence committee, in which he claims that under the obama administration, the at yasser veiled the trump campaign. the house intelligence committee asote to declassify the memo early as today. democratic lawmakers are accusing nunes of trying to undermine robert mueller's investigation into the trump campaign in trying to release the document. in honduras, u.s. backed president juan orlando hernandez was inaugurated for a second term on saturday amid massive protests denouncing widespread alleged voter fraud in the november 26 election. this is mario almendarez, one of the protesters. >> faith in the army and one orlando's believe facing that dictator narco ship also protesting for the 39 dead, it's who were martyred for the simple act of protesting. for demanding the right to vote, which we went and cast our vote and we defeated the narco dictator come yet we defeated by and he has taken power relying on the armed forces and police. amy: the honduran military has killed dozens of protesters since the contested election on november 26. in albania, ten thousand protesters

main contenders let's start off with egypt he will be obviously representing egypt but a top level yasser represents liverpool along with his teammates money and who will be representing senegal and then last but not least been missing ever present pm i think over my young off on so my next question is probably redundant who do you want to see who i really think it's not even about i quite want to see win but i really think of egypt he's been i mean a leading role in twenty seventeen he's been huge for egypt he helped egypt to qualify for the wood cup which is a first in twenty eight years and he's you have to admire his ambitiousness just last month he came out salah came out saying that i want to be the best egyptian ever and it's not just his national performances that have attracted so much attention but at club level and his first season at liverpool he's already scored twenty three goals which is the second highest in the league and. you know what all of this despite people who are skeptics saying that probably won't cut it in the in the english league because a few years ago what h

threatened to charge him with treason which could lead to capital punishment president two who can yasser whose reelection is widely recognized internationally despise low voter turnout has had three private broadcasters shut down to prevent a live transmission of the event wasn't actually very difficult. because of the right information center and it was just another good thing is that you have social media which are not yours and there is a. big to get information audience was mainstream media has been compromised it remains a coward you w a news correspondent catherine m wanderer joins us now from the kenya from the kenyan capital nairobi or kara catherine not relitigate the cars themselves the people's president now what's his plan well he says that this is the beginning of election reforms from here they're going to start consultations meetings on how to get electoral justice and how to probably get another election but also this is probably proof that he has the numbers in terms of people if you compare this market inauguration to the inauguration of president hu kenyatta you can te

president bill clinton been and yasser arafat in ramallah on sunday abbas and projected the u.s. as a mediator abbas shied from completely abandoning a two state solution though and did make a call for violence abbas also had strong words for trump who said he would achieve the peace deal of the century between israel the palestinians. those no we will not accept his project. told him the deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will retaliate. let's bring in norah miller she's an analyst with the curve a foundation that's a think tank specializing in international affairs the thank you very much for joining us in our studio. what does this say about the middle east peace process is this a turning point or is it dead well to me i think it's certainly a turning point in the relationship between a bus and president trump it was quite surprising to many that their relations were pretty friendly ever since their meeting in d.c. last year in may and then on the sidelines of the u.n. g.a. in september of us would come out and say oh we're hoping that the peace process is g

sunni leadership and so they did everything possible with the help of the united states to unseat yasser arafat then chairman of the p.l.o. in order to bring their favorite person ever. president mahmoud abbas who became prime minister and then became president but when they faced. a bus with the same dilemma meaning can we have independence can we have a deal occupation of palestine can palestinian people be people be free and they said no then president abbas became the unacceptable leader and hence the israelis are demanding for yet another by the syrian leader really the problem in israel palestine is not the absence of a mandela because already the palestinian people and the palestinian leadership have accepted israel within the one thousand nine hundred seven borders have accepted its right to exist have recognized it and in fact have committed to live in normalized peace with israel and committed to help israel normalize peace with all arab and muslim nations if israel does withdraw from all occupied territories and resolve the palestinian refugee issue fairly and yet these really