so that is the is really a prime minister benjamin netanyahu giving his address to the united nations general assembly so far very focused on iran our diplomatic editor james bays listening in. the united nations i'm saying james so far he's been talking iran. yes and that has been the theme of his speeches to the general assembly in recent years it's always been a single focus really for prime minister netanyahu often comes along with some exhibits shall i call them that some might call them props to show the general assembly he's making bold claims i am not a nuclear expert but he is saying now that there is a new facility or a warehouse he says where iran has been story nuclear equipment and materiel he says and he talks about some radioactive material being removed from their nose suggestion that that was a nuclear weapons production facility no mention of centrifuges he says the information is already been shared with the some of the intelligence agencies he now says he's sharing it with the international atomic energy agency is worth telling you that he came out earlier this yea

that phone conversation netanyahu expressed his but great he blamed the downing of the russian aircraft on syria and he also stressed the importance and i'm quoting of continued security cooperation between the sides to prevent a repeat of what happened on monday night now natalia who didn't repeat his political position that he's had for years and that is that israel will be determined to stop iran's military buildup inside syria and the transfer of weapons to his beloved there so certainly netanyahu not suggesting that israel's going to stop its military strikes in syria moving forward he did however say that israel was prepared to share all details for a fire investigation to be conducted with the russian side when so far as to suggest that the israeli commander of the air force flying to russia to provide full details for such an investigation this is a severe test in terms of what is often presented as a strategic relationship and a close relationship between netanyahu and putin now the israeli defense forces has also issued a statement in which it says it mourns the deaths of the

that phone conversation netanyahu expressed his great he blamed the downing of the russian aircraft on syria and he also stressed the importance and i'm quoting of continued security cooperation between the sides to prevent a repeat of what happened on monday night now natalia who didn't repeat his political position that he's had for years and that is that israel will be determined to stop iran's military build up inside syria and the transfer of weapons to hezbollah there so certainly netanyahu not suggesting that israel is going to stop its military strikes in syria from moving forward he did however say that it will most prepared to share all details for a fire investigation to be conducted with the russian side when so far as to suggest that the israeli commander of the air force flying to russia to provide full details for such an investigation this is a severe taste in terms of what is often presented as a strategic relationship and a close relationship between netanyahu and putin now the israeli defense forces has also issued a statement in which it says it mourns the deaths

i guess mr netanyahu just under the age of 18.r neta nyahu just regards that under the age of 18. i guess mr netanyahu just regards that as proof that the middle east is, again, quote, no place for the week. the week crumble and are slaughtered. and that is what israel is doing —— weak. i beg to differ with you. firstly, we speak about the threat, we speak about iran, which is a real threat to the middle east, not only to israel but also to the saudis, jordanians, egyptians, you name it. no, my question is not about iran. my no, my question is not about iran. my question is about civilian protesters in the gaza strip, who for many months have been processing along that or defence. they do not carry guns, admittedly some of them throw stones. they even fly kites with flaming torches on them at times. but what they do not have his guns, and the israeli military responds with live fire. guns, and the israeli military responds with live firelj guns, and the israeli military responds with live fire. i will get to that in a minute. the

the president just had a one-on-one with benjamin netanyahu.lo news conference cht his mind, though, also on an extraordinary and

netanyahu sitting a few feet away. donald trump said the palestinians are coming back to the table for negotiations. he has put economic pressure on them cutting $550 million in aid. he said that may come back if the palestinians come back to the table. the palestinians have entrenched themselves and won't negotiate with the american administration or consider whatever peace plan put forward. trump said his peace plan would come in three to four months. as for the reaction, netanyahu did not say anything when trump endorsed the two-state solution next to him. he did say the term state is something you can define in different ways. he wants to talk substance rather than terms. christine, netanyahu and abbas will be speaking today at the general assembly. >> oren, thank you. >>> 20 minutes past the hour. not exactly "jaws" but check this out. go after a kayaker. >> with an octopus. >> in new zealand. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help wa

harry force that has more now on the reaction to netanyahu speech from western lucilla. well the israeli media israeli officials had trailed some kind of surprise revelation in the speech of benjamin netanyahu to the un general assembly no surprise on the subject of that revelation it concerned iran which has long been his number one priority when it comes to talking about security both here to his domestic audience and internationally he said that israeli intelligence services had discovered a second iranian nuclear building inside tehran the second after the revelation that he made in major in a speech when he said that there was a building housing an extensive archive of iran's nuclear program at least what many people many observers saw as its historical nuclear weapons program now he says that iran also has a building housing what he said was nuclear equipment and materiel and that there were at least fifteen shipping containers full of this equipment inside this building he gave the g.p.s. coordinates said that iranian officials had been trying to clear it out and

office looks like they are receiving instructions from mr netanyahu the prime minister of israel and his own side of flexion of this alliance between the most extreme most reactionary neo conservatives in the united states and israel is honest movement which is of course going to reflect in a very dangerous manna considering these actions what the united states administration did an effort to exercise pressure on us as palestinians to give up our rights to give up our rights for freedom for independence for our national rights and that will never happen we will never accept to surrender we will never accept the so called the deal of the century which is nothing but about the could dating the palestinian rights including our rights in jerusalem our rights for an independent state our rights for having of palestinian refugees and we will never surrender to this pressure ok. you're in washington i mean doesn't come as a surprise that this. was going to happen. not only to trump administration but several u.s. administrations before that have threatened to close down the mission now that

out of washington and cuts funding to palestinian refugees is this the moment benjamin netanyahu claims victory i'll challenge one of these really prime minister's closest allies. i met the hot sun also on the show the chinese government denies allegations it's holding up to a million a week limited detention camps and says it's facing a threat from extremist and separatists but how could that justify such astonishingly were pressing measures that's our debate but first the israeli government has not much to celebrate this year from the u.s. embassy move to jerusalem to a trumpet ministration that's firmly in israel's corner and continues to penalize the palestinians so have netanyahu won this week's headliner former israeli foreign ministry chief and close ally of the prime minister dori gold. during a gold francs for joining me up front in the last couple of weeks the united states government the trumpeter ministration has cut funding to the un refugee agency which looks after palestinian refugees have cut funding to palestinian cancer patients have shut down the washington d.c. missi

longer an independent mediator in the peace process and contrast israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu barely addressed that issue in his speech on diplomatic editor james bays has more. when the israeli prime minister spoke to the u.n. there was one thing he hold really talked about the palestinians he instead focused on iran claiming israel had discovered a new nuclear storage facility in tehran he said when told to post about the strength of his relationship with the trumpet ministration so i want to use this opportunity to express israel's appreciation. to president trump an ambassador here really for the unwavering support they provided israel at the united nations the palestinian president gave his message the moment he took to the podium i will cook to lay settled by jerusalem is not for sale. but how will this sharman in the palestinian people's rights are not up for bargaining he went on to express his frustration at the actions of the trumpet ministration a lot and we awaited his peace initiative without most patients but we were shocked by decisions and actions he undertook

office looks like they are receiving instructions from mr netanyahu the prime minister of israel and his own side a selection of this alliance between the most extreme most reactionary neo conservatives in the united states and israel is honest movement which is of course going to reflect in a very dangerous manna considering these actions what the united states administration did an effort to exercise pressure on us as palestinians to give up our rights to give up our rights for freedom for independence for our national rights and that will never happen we will never accept to surrender we will never accept the so called the deal of the century which is nothing but about the dating the palestinian rights including our rights in jerusalem our rights for an independent state our rights for having of palestinian refugees and we will never surrender to this pressure ok. you're in washington i mean doesn't come as a surprise that this. was going to happen. not only to trump administration but several u.s. administrations before that have threatened to close down the mission now that it's

right even to negotiate about the use of them right even to talk about the issue of refugees but netanyahu doesn't want any deal i thought he does not want even any negotiations an attorney who wants to implement the american deal on the ground practically and that is exactly what israel is doing in terms of settlement building and so on so i think the whole issue about the deal of the century was nothing but advancing the israeli approach and then going as far as they could they knew exactly that no palestinian leader would ever accept surrendering the you lose a limb and they used all of that to kill any possibility for the peace process but one very important point here is that this action of the american side is happening exactly on the anniversary of the twenty fifth anniversary of the oslo agreement in my opinion the american closure of the p.l.o. office is a declaration from israel and the united states that is that and that is the end of the road the end of the road of wrong good event where palestinians agreed on things they should not have agreed about at least they should have d

mr netanyahu said this. let me finish, let me finish.ecision because unrwa, instead of supporting the palestinians, they did something else. they kept in the same situation. they are not resettling the palestinians. they are not helping them. the, for example — you know, millions of palestinians who live today under the palestinian control. why unrwa should take care of those palestinians? why can't the us, the uk, the eu, the gulf countries? why can't they give money to the palestinian authority, and they should take care of the palestinians who live there? these are internationally recognised refugees, as the descendants of the original refugees. they have the same sorts of rights that would be given under international law to afghan or burmese or somali or other refugees. and the truth is, as a member of unrwa, christopher gunness, has said in recent days, what you are trying to do in your support of this us decision, you are trying to airbrush out of history and out of the discourse more than 5 million individuals who, according to g

and the russian president vladimir putin during that conversation netanyahu said that he regretted the deaths of these russian servicemen but he placed the blame for the downing of the military airplane firmly on the shoulders of syria he also said and i'm quoting that it was death it was the importance of continued security cooperation to prevent a repeat of what we saw happen on monday night now netanyahu again stressed which has been his political position throughout the years that israel would was determined to stop iran's military buildup in syria and also the transfer of weapons there has been less so that certainly suggests that israel has no intention of meeting down and scaling back in terms of its operations in syria he did say that israel was prepared to provide all details next. to the russians so that a thorough investigation can be conducted and he suggested that the commander of the israeli air force possibly travel to moscow where he could provide full details this is the most severe situation we've had ever since russia started its operations in syria in the end toward

relationship between the russian president vladimir putin and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and when ever israel conducts any kind of strikes in syria it always a con firms consults and lets the russians know in advance russia of course being in control of the skies of assyria so in this case where what we hearing that the israelis provided this information something like just one minute before the strikes occurred does point to a disastrous situation on the israeli side and disastrous enough that we know that fifteen russian servicemen were killed while we what we're also hearing from the russian side is that the israelis behaved irresponsibly that this that they created a dangerous situation in the area and the russian ministry of defense but also saying that russia reserves the right for an adequate response following israel's hostile actions in syria the incident happened at around ten o'clock last night the russian military pay and was on its way back to the how many force base near the syrian city of latakia it was some thirty five kilometers away from the coast when i

response from the foreign ministry spokesman cost me in a statement to local media he said that netanyahu speech and allegations against iran within that speech were false and farcical and he also pointed to the international atomic energy agency the u.n. nuclear watchdog the real global authority on all nuclear issues and said since the nuclear deal there's been twelve separate inspections and iran has been given a clean bill of health so to speak and this is not the first time prime minister netanyahu has really used visual aids to describe how close to a nuclear weapon iran might be and so it was really the foreign minister's tweet or shortly after the netanyahu speech foreign minister zarif tweeted that may have really spelled out what many people in the room at the u.n. may have been thinking at the time of the israeli leader speech in his tweet. that the foreign minister of iran said that no arts and crafts show would really obscure or hide the fact that in the middle east israel is the only country with the allegation is a secret nuclear program and zarif also said that it's israel

anger should not drive israel's reaction. >> benjamin netanyahu angry.he palestinian authority has welcomed paraguay's decision. >> it is a diplomatic coup for the palestinian authority. they organized it. there was a statement put out to the palestinian authority today congratulating the foreign minister, the palestinian foreign minister who went to paraguay, saw that there was a new president, and he put the view put the palestinian and persuaded the new president to change the position to move the embassy back to tel aviv. there is a reward for him, if you like, and also the idea being floated, suggestions the palestinians will open their own embassy in paraguay.y. israel closing its embassy, palestinians opening there's. a diplomatic coup. >> thank you. next to india, where the country's supreme court ruled gay sex is no longer a criminal offense. the ruling strikes down a colonial era role that made punishable with as much as a decade behind bars. they have been fighting the band since the 1990's. >> overwhelming joy in india's lgbt community. for t

well of course is the second time and mr netanyahu is doing this and you know his attempt is futile as has fallen completely and deaf ears and either doesn't really care that hardly anyone in the international scene pays any attention to him anymore because they're familiar with his theatrical and you know he just has been addicted to this kind of you don't know fall b.-a. is useful to him and his garment to deflect attention. and solve problems with the palestinians and arabs in in general there's an absence of very sad and tragic absence of any movement toward a middle east peace process and mr netanyahu instead are coming to the u.n. and addressing this major issue that he is responsible for more than anybody else in the world he jersey rosina and focuses on iran demonizes iran and and throws all kinds of force an answer and she ate it allegations in order to divert attention from his own you know political sense basically and that's not washing in with anyone in the world community today and we saw that it was a very muted reaction to all the good reasons ok we've run out of time t

to exercise a certain amount of leverage against his friend in a good career as mr netanyahu because you know how long can this banal relationship carry on whereby you have these sorties being carried out right and you know it's it's often been reported but one hundred eighteen iranian soldiers the last two were killed were not you know how long can the iranians and hezbollah and even the assad government you know continue to except for security on the other hand it's limited what the americans are really as they have limited samhain mark yeah i mean south korea north korea are basically ignoring the u.s. at this point which we long said on the show they need to do and they're taking a whole series of steps all right they're starting to demilitarize at a small scale the d.m.z. which is ironically enough the most heavily militarized area in the world they're constructing having a north korea dismantle missile testing site. the presidents of the to. jay and kim jong un climbed a sacred mountain sacred to both north and south korea historically you know to their culture together these a

. >> while president trump attended the un general assembly, he met with benjamin netanyahu. they talked about u.s. israeli relations. >> thank you very much. it's very good to be with benjamin netanyahu. the prime minister of israel and his representatives. we have much to discuss. the prime minister was thanking me for what we did in jerusalem with respect to the embassy. something controversial but it turned out to be very positive in many ways. a lot of progress has been made in many areas. were talking trade, military, defense, were very much in favor of what israel is doing as far as their defense is concerned. they are aggressive and have no choice but to be aggressive. it's a very difficult part of the world. i would just like to let all the people know that we are with you, we are with israel 100%. >> thank you. >> mr. president, thank you this many felt thank you. thank you for your strong words yesterday in the general assembly against the corrupt terrorist regime in iran. you backup your strong words with actions. the fact that you brought sanctions to bear we liv

office looks like they are receiving instructions from mr netanyahu the prime minister of israel and his own side of flexion of this alliance between the most extreme most reactionary neo conservatives in the united states and israel is honest movement which is of course going to reflect in a very dangerous manna considering these actions what the united states administration did an effort to exercise pressure on us as palestinians to give up our rights to give up our rights for freedom for independence for our national rights and that will never happen we will never accept to surrender we will never accept the so called the deal of the century which is nothing but about the could it in the palestinian rights including our rights in jerusalem our rights for an independent state our rights for having of palestinian refugees and we will never surrender to this pressure ok kelly you're in washington i mean doesn't come as a surprise that this. was going to happen. not only to trump administration but several u.s. administrations before that have threatened to close down the mission now

israel has a right to choose this delegation maybe mr netanyahu. naming his delegation because one day it would resume negotiations so these people can be part of this really negotiating team if mr netanyahu were to choose them as his negotiator because that's what they're doing now. they are more catholic than the poor they are more israelis and israelis they are more sort of than the settlers and this cannot stand and cannot be. tolerated we are. at this stage also exerting every possible effort in order to achieve our reconciliation what we appreciate the egyptian efforts being done there and we know that the government is doing everything humanly possible to keep guys a separate from the west bank the whole disengagement from gaza was designed by sharon to undermine the national project undermine the two state solution so now there are those who believe that they should reach. separate. whatever so to have a separate truce with someone in nablus somebody in here brand somebody in the middle of the continent and that's something that should be f

netanyahu calling iran a corrupt regime. we should hear more about that in 20 minutes when the president heads up the u.n. security council meeting and with the movement of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. you changed history. >> sandra: the president continues to meet with the israeli prime minister. no one has backed israel like you do, to president trump. he thanked president trump for the tremendous support that the united states continues to give. >> bill: this follows the message from yesterday when the president said we will not tell you how to live and work or worship, we only ask that you honor our sovereignty in return. that's really been his theme and message. the 73rd still underway. >> sandra: a subpoena could be coming down the pike for the memos of former f.b.i. director andrew mccabe. could they shed light on deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and whether he suggested secretly recording president trump? >> this is the kind of thing when you're the guy running the justice department, which is w

she is also among a dozen women to accuse israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's international spokesman david keyes of sexual assault and harassment. keyes has announced he's taking a leave of absence. meanwhile, in new hampshire's primary tuesday, a former refugee from afghanistan named safiya wazir defeated deeply-entrenched incumbent dick patten in the democratic primary for state representative in concord.

hosts more than two million refugees meanwhile over the border in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed the cuts he said maintains the refugee crisis instead of solving it let us know notably. the us has done a very important things by halting the financing for the refugee agency known as an ra it's finally beginning to resolve the problem the funds must be taken and used to genuinely help rehabilitate the refugees the true number of which is much smaller than the number reported. this is a welcome change. here's what's coming up for you on this news hour a rare show of discontent as thousands rally against the russian president vladimir putin's plan to change the pension age also. and i'm sorry for sit in one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. and in sport action from the u.s. open a moment of genius from roger federer. the

she is also among a dozen women to accuse israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's international spokesman david keyes of sexual assault and

so i think that would be one expectation also we like to hear more would warm words for benjamin netanyahu in terms of his relationship with donald trump and the current u.s. administration and we wait to see just how much time he gives to the palestinian issue and what he will say if and when he does ok harry foster we will speak to you later thank you let's bring in al jazeera senior political analyst milan bashar he's joining us from london let's just pick apart some of what mahmoud abbas had to say my one and he said this at one point we have concluded agreements with israel they have abrogated all of them either israel or by the by these agreements or we will go back on them is he saying that he is now planning to redefine the relationship with israel and is he going to follow through on this. he's been saying that for a while now or he has not. followed through on it sort remains to be. a puzzle if you will if one where the bus is using the decisions of his own legislative body of the p.l.o. in order to put some pressures on his peace partners if you were like israel in the united st

been much more diplomatic or tootie over the last few hours the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the russian president vladimir putin have spoken on the phone they've issued a statement from the israeli side but it didn't mean you know who in the significance of the continuous continuation of the security coordination between israel and russia that's prevented they say many losses of lives from both sides over the last three years netanyahu goes on to say that israel is home and to stop iran from establishing military bases in syria and the stopping the efforts of iran would see he says calls for his roles destructions now he's also willing to investigate cooperate fully with the russians to see exactly what happened including perhaps sending the chief of the este off to russia to cooperate now this all seems like and it feels like that israel is trying to stop to try and do what it can to try and stop this situation escalating the russians seem to be capitulate so lots of anger from the russians very early on on tuesday that seems to be calling down now that the two leaders

relationship between the russian president vladimir putin and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and when ever israel conducts any kind of strikes in syria it always a confidence consults and lets the russians know in advance russia of course being in control of the skies of assyria so in this case where what we're hearing that the israelis provided this information something like just minutes before the strikes occurred does point to a disastrous situation on the israeli side and disastrous enough that we know that fifteen russian servicemen were killed now while we work we're also hearing from the russian side is that the israelis behaved irresponsibly that this that they created a dangerous situation in the area and the russian ministry of defense in the so saying that russia reserves the right for an adequate response following israel's hostile actions in syria the incident happened at around ten o'clock last night the russian military plane was on its way back to the home in force base near the syrian city of latakia it was some thirty five kilometers away from the coast whe

but now it's a little time low and what we're witnessing in my view is a sort of insecurity from netanyahu which is reaching new limits mean i think with the downing of the russian jet it was certainly lessons learned and the simple messages which came across not you and let's let's let's talk about some of those lessons here marc amien you've been watching this very very carefully has this relationship russia and israel changed as a after this tragedy the loss of life here. i would say that it should but at least from the russian president and his words diplomatically spoken since very trying why everyone hippie i think was a little too diplomatically spoken as far as i'm concerned the russian ministry of defense made clear they said that the israeli craft conducting i think the two hundred eighth ill legal unilateral attack violating syria's saw over n.t. what they claim there was iran and hezbollah in syria as if syria doesn't have the right to control its own ally you know to choose its own allies through that help to fight off israel's proxy jihadi s two hundred some attack and suppos

area broaching golan cade's and in general in the south of israel there was an agreement between netanyahu and putin that russia will help you get what we're trying to get it will get about martin j. here real quick martin i mean the damascus government has been petitioning very heavily for more advanced anti-aircraft technology and that has been hotly debated and the russian side has pulled back do you think that the russian government now is going to change its position. oh my will to think has issued throws the debate up into the air i mean you may well as his narrative next coming weeks of russian syrian and iranian military advisers sitting around a table and saying well what can we do to prevent this happening again it may well not even be anti aircraft missiles on the ground it may work even jets in the sky because you can remember that so far until this point when israel has crossed lebanon illegally and into syria and carries out the sorties it doesn't usually have any other planes tool yeah surprise announcement is meant problems on the ground i'm wondering whether this is the po

benjamin netanyahu preparing to address the un general assembly. the alter your desire a life from a headquarters and. also a heads. doctor for with what degree of certainty do you believe brought capital. one hundred percent. the woman accusing donald trump supreme court nominee of sexual assault has begun her testimony on capitol hill. a russian colonel is identified as a suspect in the u.k. poisoning case. without a trace the long wait for iraqi families waiting to hear about the fate of their relatives detained by government forces. hello is really in polish. the leaders are due to address the united nations general assembly to make their cases there's been a dramatic shift in the u.s. policy on the israeli palestinian conflict since last year and it came to a head in december when trump unilaterally recognized the capital of israel let's talk to our diplomatic editor james bays joining us live from the united nations headquarters in new york so momentarily james we do expect to hear from the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas so what should we l

so tough the fact he barely mentioned the palestinians i think shows the confidence of benjamin netanyahu in what's going to come out of the chair of the peace plan which we're being told we revealed in the next four months the palestinians meanwhile already i think believe they're going to have to reject what's in that plan james bays out zero at the united nations i'll share bret as he joins us live now from u.n. headquarters in new york an associate we're going to find out in a couple of months apparently but what's being said there about the so-called deal of the century. i think it was very striking the mahmoud abbas was using the terminology the palestinian rights aren't for sale because everything we've heard about the deal of the century from leaks is that cushion a is going to be replacing the formular of peace for cash for peace it seems that cushion a has decided that there's a more pragmatic young group of the student population who in return for an investment of lots of money for economic development in gaza in the west bank will surrender the right of return of refugees the

and al qaeda were based there with israeli regime support so i think the the the the arrogance of netanyahu has caused him great difficulty now because he has to be answerable to the russian people and instead of apologizing as usual the israelis are looking for scapegoats we haven't had any. official response from israel so far but let's just remind ourselves of what how israel has responded to previous strikes on syrian soil. israel holds the wrong end its syrian post responsible for today's aggression we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and our security do you think that netanyahu is going to blame iran again in this situation . well there is really regime being of an apartheid regime and premises and nature they. always blame the victim so when they attack because they massacre of civilians they blame the victim and when they attack lebanon they blamed them when they attack syria when they support extremists in syria they blame the victim in this case though i think the regime has miscalculated enormously the iranians are in syria in coordination with

jessica: very much, because prime minister netanyahu is speaking and also palestinian present abbas -president abbas. we will have to listen carefully to what they have to say. first told reporters yes, he was not against a two state solution and then later on he said, two-state, one state, whatever they prefer. he is talking about this peace plan that he wantsts to presenty the end of the year. he says he hopes to solve this conflict by the end of hisis fit term, but that might be wishful thinking is there is a deepening risk between the palestinians and the u.s. also with u.s. sanctions this , but out to the u.n. organization that helps palestinian refugees. it is difficult to see how to get there. genie: the denuclearization of north korea, seems like plans for a new summit between president trump and kim jong-un on our moving forward -- kim jong-un are moving forward. jessica: trump is saying that he hopes to meet soon again with kim jong-un. he has been kim jong-un's biggest fan, along i interestiny with president moon of south korea. they have been singing the praises of kim jon

people our fossil joining us from west or islam so what is it was it expected terry that benjamin netanyahu would take on iran right from the beginning of his speech. it was really officials were trailing a big surprise revelation in benjamin a speech surprise certainly wasn't that he kicked off on the subject of iran what it was was what he said was a second iranian nuclear site inside tehran of course he made a big speech in major in which he talked about an israeli intelligence operation that had found hundreds of thousands of pieces of material and documents in an archive in tehran alluding to what was widely seen as a historical iranian nuclear weapons program he now says that they have found this secondary building which houses what he called equipment and materiel nuclear equipment and material no greater detail than that really but saying that iranian officials were now trying to clean it out in advance of any potential inspection and he called on the international atomic energy agency the director agency by name to go in and inspect it as soon as possible so once again he was using

announcer: on thursday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu delivered his country's annual address at the united nations general assembly in new york city. this is 40 minutes. prime minister netanyahu: distinguished delegates, ladies , when i spoke your three years ago, israel stood alone among the nations. thate nearly 200 countries sit in this hall, only israel opposed the nuclear deal with iran. because itit threatens our future, even our survival. dealposed it because the to a nuclearpath arsenal and by lifting the sanctions, it has fueled the campaign of carnage and conquest throughout the middle east. we oppose it- because the deal was based on a lie. iran is not seeking to develop nuclear weapons. israel exposed that light earlier this year -- that lie earlier this year. last february, israel conducted an's atomicr archive. ed over 100,000 documents and videos that had vaults in a building. in may, i presented a summary of what we obtained to the media. of plans tovidence build nuclear weapons and its plans to deceive the international community. entered -- israel share this inform

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netanyahu has been prime minister of israel for four times.now, threatening for instance to withdraw from nbc news or nbc overall, this is a form of serious pressure even if it is not serious. >> not realizing, of course, that's not possible. we don't have a lines that the president can revoke. i digress. "promised land" the book, a novel of israel. tell me about it. >> i set out to write a non-fiction book about the history of israel, and i interviewed so many people that it occurred to me that i didn't really want to tell the history of israel. i wanted to tell the story of israel. so i told -- in telling this book, the story was a family, a struggling family, two brothers, set to the story of a struggling nation. this book is about the first 20 years of israel's existence. it is actually the first in a trilogy. i feel like shooting myself in the head for committing to this, but it is the first in a trilogy. i will be following the family and the various generations. i see it as sort of "dallas" meets "exodus." this is the template for the b