to him benjamin netanyahu will now have an opportunity to argue his case before the attorney general who will then make a final decision on whether to go ahead with the indictment and that is months away what matters now in an election campaign has become quite tight is whether any new details emerge about the nature of the charges netanyahu faces whether the unsavory new details that there are enough to put off currently loyal supporters bernard smith al-jazeera west jerusalem. well it comes as the united nations says israel's crackdown on palestinian protesters in gaza might amount to war crimes u.n. investigators say israeli soldiers intentionally and fire on civilians israel has rejected the report branding it hostile untrue and biased victoria gate b. reports. for almost a year palestinian protesters have gathered along the gaza israeli border fence to demand the right to return to their ancestral lands controlled by israel israeli soldiers have shot at them with live ammunition the un has investigated the deaths of one hundred eighty nine palestinians killed during the first ni

this forced benjamin netanyahu to cobble together a right wing collisi collision. the ugliest thing he had done is facilitate a hard right wing racist of the party a descendent of the banned party, so whether or not the charges have merit there is a moral case to now be made. >> the question on their minds is what will this do for peace in the middle east. jared kushner and the white house have been relying on benjamin netanyahu as part of their peace planning for the middle east and this could throw that into chaos if the plan was to be successful, what would benjamin net ya hue leaving maep for that process? >> few people in the region are taking this very seriously at the moment. so i think prime minister netanyahu doesn't mean anything. this is very serious. this is a year up before anything happens. there has to be a preliminary hearing before we see whether or not he is actually prime minister whether or not it goes to court. he faces ten years in jail, bribery charges in israel you can get ten years in jail. so this is very serious. if he goes to jail, he wo

benjamin netanyahu is charged with bribery and fraud, making him the first sitting prime minister insrael to be charged with a crime. netanyahu accusing his political enemies of conducting an unprecedented witchhunt just weeks before parliamentary elections. we will take you to jerusalem for the latest. also coming up tonight, sometimes you have to walk -- the words of u.s. prpresident donanald trump afterer he cut st today his a noise summit -- his hanoi sumummit with kim jong-un. >> today we decided we had to walk and we will see what happens. brent: trump said he ended the talks after the north korean leader offered only partial denuclearization in rereturn for an end to all sanctions. the north korean leader says that is not what happened. plus, pakistan tries to ease tensions over kashmir, offering to release a captured indian fighter pilot. i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, israeli prime minister netanyahu engine a netanyahu is accusing his political opponents of an unprecedented witchhunt -- tonight, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is accusing

and as far as the israeli prime minister benjamin mixon benjamin netanyahu is motivation for coming there as you say he's been meeting with gulf leaders is this his way of of telling the israeli people that i'm the leader. that you need do you need to stick with with the with the israeli elections coming out. of course i mean for sure you've got to read into the context of this i think the fact that he decided to talk about swore ahead of the elections is something significant and not coincidental on the fact that he is showing that he is the statesman that's welcome from east to west around the world he was sent the sage that family photo lost lights and obviously was one of the people that are trying to show that he's calling the shots and in reality he has been at least the israeli agenda has been the one that's been a driving force flushed by a very pro israel administration in washington one that says openly admitted to being so and therefore it is something that he will definitely want to play to i mean the fact that there is such a high level of israeli journalists here in the medi

setback for benjamin netanyahu israel's attorney general decides to indict him on charges of corruption. this is just zero life i'm dead you know also ahead. it was a very productive two days but sometimes you have to walk donald trump blames north korea's unacceptable demands for the failure to reach a nuclear deal and his second summit with kim jong. a gesture for peace as prime minister iran khan is pakistan announces it will release the captured indian pilot on friday senegal's president gets a second term in office his rivals concede defeat and decide not to contest the election results. hello israel's attorney general says he intends to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu for bribery fraud and breach of trust his recommendation is based on a two year investigation by the police into three separate corruption cases and that's and yahoo denies any wrongdoing or has the party is calling it political persecution ahead of april's election it's the first time a sitting prime minister has been charged bernard smith joining us from west jerusalem to talk us through the extent of the

coming up in the next sixty minutes setback for benjamin netanyahu israel's attorney general decides to end him on charges of corruption north korea's foreign minister says his country made a realistic proposal on nuclear disarmament during this summit between donald trump and kim jong il and. it was a very productive two days but sometimes you have to walk but trump blames north korea's unacceptable demands for the failure to reach a nuclear deal. gesture for peace says prime minister iran pakistan announces it will release the captured indian pilot on friday i'm joined again with the sports and now the english premier league manager gets the boot. back now do you have any area. hello israel's attorney general says he intends to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu for bribery fraud and breach of trust his recommendation is based on a two year investigation by the police into three separate corruption cases netanyahu denies any wrongdoing while his party is calling it political persecution ahead of april's election it's the first time a sitting prime minister has been charged be

the party to define itself more clearly against a new arrival on the political scene could voters benjamin netanyahu legal troubles have done little to diminish either his power or his popularity there is a substantial and constituency among jewish israelis and for years they've been looking for a viable also. hopes. and israel's former army chief benny gantz looking to occupy the role of centrist he's talked of strengthening settlements but also says lessons should be learned from the way israel removed settlers from gaza in the face of being called a weak leftist he's also released a campaign video claiming credit for the killing of one thousand three hundred sixty four palestinians calling them terrorists in the twenty fourteen gaza war in order for him to get really the votes you know to really challenge it and you know he's got to get some of those votes from the right so he comes as a leftist dressed in rightists clothing ok a liberal israeli dressed as a conservative hard core pro settlement israeli. polling just behind and you know who is preferred prime minister but his path to vi

administration will kinds of the fact that for example is going to prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be meeting in public with representatives of some arab regimes but again that something may be neither here or there because all it is is making public what many people already knew took place in private there are maybe talk of trying to find some sort of a wind down for the war in yemen but then again the fusees armed presence that you have one of the stakeholders there that's missing when we talk about syria or even libya all the different conflicts that are taking place in the middle east there is at least one stakeholder in each single one of those conflicts that is absent in this summit and therefore it is very difficult to see exactly what they are trying to achieve short of maybe the trumpet ministration trying to prove once again that it is some sort of world leader in times of diplomacy but that is something that has been increasingly question and questioned by countries that u.s. more is destabilizing than positive in terms of influence its has in the arab world . and i

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu dismisses of the citizen to indict him on corruption charges as a political witch hunt. you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming out of the u.n. says israeli forces may have committed war crimes in their crackdown on palestinians protesting in gaza basically they wanted the sanctions lifted. in their entirety and we couldn't do that. says he had to walk away from a summit with kim jong il and with no deal but north korea's foreign minister has this view to that explanation and pakistan pledges to release a captured indian pilot as a peace gesture but both sides remain on high alert for attacks. hello thank you for joining us israel's attorney general says he intends to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu for bribery fraud and breach of trust in three separate corruption cases his likud party is calling it political persecution ahead of april's election and in the last hour national himself has said the charges against him will collapse like a house of cards. remember tim the goodwood put three years they've been conducting a

a political bombshell in israel benjamin netanyahu is charged with bribery and fraud making him the first sitting prime minister of israel to be charged with . netanyahu was accusing his political enemies of conducting an on witch hunt just weeks before parliamentary elections we'll take you to jerusalem for the latest also coming up tonight sometimes you have to walk the words of u.s. president after he cut short today his annoying summit with kim jong il. for this particular visit we decided that we had to walk. through what happens. says he ended the talks after the north korean leader offered only partial denuclearization in return for an end to all sanctions north korea says that is not what happened. plus pakistan tries to ease tensions over kashmir prime minister. offering to release a captured indian. i'm good to have you with us tonight israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was accusing his political opponents of an unprecedented which follows a decision by israeli justice authorities to indict the prime minister. on corruption charges in a defiant reaction to that decision t

israel's attorney general says he plans to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and after days of violence over kashmir india and pakistan to lower attention. much of the world has turned against nicolas maduro but he still has powerful allies in his bid to stay in charge as venezuela's president a u.s. led vote calling for a free and fair elections in that israel has failed at the u.n. security council the draft included a push to get an aid which has been blocked at the border by venezuela's military but russia and china vetoed the move while south africa also very set against it a separate call from russia for a political solution to the crisis failed as well meanwhile then israel is opposition leader is still out of the country building support among south american neighbors brazil's president also now reinforced his backing of asked amusing and brasilia says he'll travel to paraguayan friday before returning to venezuela despite threats. well let's go to kristen sumi at the united nations kristen the security council has met on venezuela three times in just

and benjamin netanyahu don't use a slick election campaign that would be enough to win another ten as israel's prime minister. how low we've got high pressure keeping things nice and quiet across central parts of europe is down to the southeast not the area of cloud and right some pretty strong winds to that eastern side of the mediterranean lots of disturbed weather coming through here as we go through the next couple of days and then it's a similar picture into the northwest see this next weather system pushing in across the british isles across could pass of france as well ten celsius there for london in paris. spilling in from the atlantic we have a similar temperature in athens as well down in the southeast and going between this something in between that six celsius full vienna dry weather some sparkling sunshine for one celsius in kiev forty back to minus one as we go through friday by friday vienna warms up the clouds up as well staying cloudy damp ab pretty windy up towards the northwest but fred what we find in dry temperatures here at around fifteen degrees celsius not bad

the party to define itself more clearly against a new arrival on the political scene could voters benjamin netanyahu legal troubles have done little to diminish either his power or his popularity there is a substantial anti netanyahu constituency among jewish israelis and fears they've been. for a viable alternative. hopes. and israel's former army chief benny gantz looking to occupy the role of centrist he's talked of strengthening settlements but also says lessons should be learned from the way israel removed settlers from gaza in the face of being called a weak leftist he's also released a campaign video claiming credit for the killing of one thousand three hundred sixty four palestinians calling them terrorists in the twenty fourteen gaza war in order for him to get really the votes you know to really challenge it and you know he's got to get some of those votes from the right so he comes as a leftist dressed in rightists clothing ok a liberal israeli dressed as a conservative hard core pro settlement israeli is pulling just behind you know who is preferred prime minister but his path

benjamin netanyahu launches a slick election campaign but will it be enough to win another term as israel's prime minister. once again disturb the wintry weather set to continue across the middle east a bit more cloud and rain rolling in the sort of the main pushing into the levant syria lebanon jordan right down across israel seeing some rather whether it's a go on through the next couple of days that thickening clouds will bring some downpours and the possibility of some localized flooding over parts of the mountains seeing some snow that's the on the cards could see some snow to some right over towards see him because spry disguise coming back into kabul for thursday four degrees celsius so that states will miss you going into friday into the low twenty's for karate meanwhile by friday thickening cloud will make its way across the. iraq into iran and it's bringing some of that wet so windy at times when she weather say quite keen wind or rolling for a dust storm such a possibility as once you've got the rain the sleet and the snow out of the way still looking very just that wet weather m

and certainly not to institute this would have been a difficult decision politically i think for benjamin netanyahu this weekend carry forth it live in less seriously and thanking. environmentalists in india say the government's efforts to clean up their polluted waterways is simply not working. african union outgoing leader has managed to achieve. and. come back to the rockets in the n.b.a. . action in school. program in spite of warnings from the united states the announcement was timed to coincide with the fortieth anniversary of the islamic revolution that toppled the shell and ushered in decades of hostility between the two powers than a honda reports from the capital tehran it has been forty years since the revolution that changed the face of this nation iran's pro he policy was reversed little has changed since opposition to the u.s. and israel are still very much part of iran's foreign policy. relationship with the us and israel we have a problem with these two countries we are independent and that's why they are putting pressure on us. relations between washington and to her on a

bret. >> bret: benjamin hall in london, benjamin, thanks. new york democrats turn on democratic socialist darwinism over lost investment from amazon? we will have that story plot first me on the borders. vice president mike cash visited today, pens and presidential environment and son-in-law jared kushner saw a train car crematorium's and the hair of victims of the concentration camp in poland. vice president pence on a four-day visit to europe which included meeting with polish soldiers and troops in poland and a conference in the middle east. spain's prime minister is calling for an early election, general election for april. it is expected to highlight deep political divisions coursing through that european union nation. spaniards will go to the pole for the third time in less than four years after the minority socialist government lost a budget vote in parliament. dozens of protesters held a demonstration today in support of the philippine journalist who have aggressively covered president roderigo administration. federal agents served a

benjamin netanyahu has denied wrongdoing.esident trump says he walked out on a second summit with kim jong-un. the problem, they could not agree on a deal. the president spoke before leaving hanoi. >> our relationship is very strong, but at this time we had some options and at this time we decided not to do any of the options. we will see where that goes, but it was a very interesting today's. and i think it was actually a very productive two days, but sometimes you have to walk and this was one of those times. courtney: president trump says he was presented kim with evidence of additional nuclear sites and he said that surprised the north koreans. the u.s. economy slowed down less than expected in the fourth quarter, gdp rose at 2.6%, beating estimates. equipment and software spending showed bigger increases. consumer spending slowed it down, but still in solid shape. and ray dalio says there is less chance of a u.s. recession now. the founder of bridgewater gives credit to the federal reserve, which he says appears to be le

now benjamin netanyahu says he intends to introduce what israel is calling its pay to slay law within a week it would allow deductions from the tax money israel raises for the palestinian authority for every person convicted of carrying out attacks against israel the p.l.o. office compensation to people who were convicted of those attacks if it would cut revenue to the authority which is thought to be about three hundred thirty million dollars a year in response palestinians have threatened to refuse all revenue they receive from israel carry force it has more from west jerusalem. benjamin netanyahu has long argued against and attacked the palestinian leadership over what it says is a system of welfare payments to palestinian prisoners and what the israeli government characterizes as a form of incitement to carry out attacks against israelis this is the week that he says that this law will come into effect and that next sunday in the next israeli security cabinet meeting is when the first calculation will be made in terms of withholding some of the money that israel raises in taxes fo

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable benjamin e. sasse, a senator from the state of nebraska, who will perform the duties of the chair. signed: chuck grassley, president pro tempore. under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned >> the senate gambling out after a brief pro forma session, the next pro forma gathered tuesday. they will return for legislative business monday at 3:00 pm eastern. you can find live coverage of the senate on c-span2. we take you to the house hearing

indeed, they've indicted benjamin netanyahu. we'll have more on this throughout the day. >>> meanwhile, no deal. the president turning away, walking away from the deal that was on the table with north korea. >>> plus, how americans are reacting this morning to michael cohen's bombshell revelations. >>> back to normal. congressman cummings making a sweeping call to his colleagues for normalcy. are the days of bipartisan civility over? civility over? guys do whatever it takes to deal with shave irritation. so, we re-imagined the razor with the new gillette skinguard. it has a unique guard between the blades. that's designed to reduce irritation during the shave. because we believe all men deserve a razor just for them. the best a man can get. gillette. >>> right now, president trump is heading home from his second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un empty handed. negotiations in vietnam collapsed early today. a planned signing ceremony was canceled and the president's trip cut short. the sticking point, according to presid

politicians, writing, quote, it's all about the benjamins, baby. jerry nadler who is jewish said it was deeply disappointing and disturbing that she appears to trope -- omar standing strong, writing quote my intention is never to offend my constituents or jewish as a whole. omar has been considered a rising star, part of the new group of young women elected to congress. >> together we can organize our world and politics of hope. >> reporter: but this isn't the first time she's been accused of

which means it was all about the benjamins. omar correct apac and the israel lobby have full control over congress people by wielding money aka benjamin's these recordings were captured for a documentary by al-jazeera called the israel lobby but then when they were pressured by a way for it the israeli lobby is they ultimately shelved the documentary they did not air it they were also threatened with being labeled foreign agents were already so. luckily the documentary leaked out of a few months ago in this first clip you'll hear the voice of david o. founder of of an organization that pays to send people to the apac conference oh. now that's a pro israel group admitting they manipulate congress with money but that's an anti-semitic trump. just because something is a troll doesn't mean it's always being talked about in that way as i don't like the hate crime like you like it may be an anti white people trope that white dude. but i doesn't mean you can't ever mention the words. without being racist. if i say john bolton is on ho

benjamin netanyahu has long argued against and attacked the palestinian leadership over what it says is a system of welfare payments to palestinian prisoners and what the israeli government characterizes as a form of incitement to carry out attacks against israelis this is the week that he says that this law will come into effect and that next sunday in the next israeli security cabinet meeting is when the first calculation will be made in terms of withholding some of the money that israel raises in taxes for the palestinian authority and pays to the palace in authority every month there has been some controversy over this even within israeli circles wide reports that israeli security establishment is worried about the withholding of the money about the effects on potential effects on security cooperation between israeli security services and the palestinian authority in the occupied west bank of course there's also been a reaction from the p.a. as well they say that this is nothing short of israeli piracy and is being done in concert with the americans to inflict further pressure on

they were portable classrooms named after the superintendent, benjamin willis, that were created outside of predominantly black schools to keep schools segregated. instead of allowing black students to attend at nearby white schools that had open seats, they built these portable classrooms. these became a major site of organizing. parents, a woman named rosie simpson in the summer of 1963, the board of education suggested that rather than move her children to nearby white schools, they were going to create an all portable classroom for black students to keep them confined within the neighborhood. they launched a major neighborhood-based protest around this to prevent these wagons from being installed. rosie simpson and other parents laid down in front of them in the rain to prevent them from being installed in their neighborhood. this became the sort of one issue, the willis wagon, became a site that expanded into a massive protest in the fall of 1963 that was citywide. at this conference, i am screening a film later this boycotton called 63 about this huge boycott of chicago public scho

which means it was all about the benjamins. but here's the thing recently revealed undercover recordings have proven omar correct apac and israel lobby have full control over congress people by wielding money aka benjamin's these recordings were captured forward.

political bombshell in israel benjamin netanyahu is charged with. making him the first sitting prime minister in israel to be charged with a crime. his political enemies of conducting an unprecedented which comes just weeks before parliamentary elections we'll get the latest from jerusalem also coming up sometimes you have to walk the words of u.s. president. after he cut short his her noise summit with him on. this particular visit we decided that we had to walk. we'll see what happens. after the. partial denuclearization. that. pakistan tries to ease tensions over kashmir prime minister. offering to release the captured in the end. it's good to have you with us tonight israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is accusing his political opponents of an unprecedented witch hunt it follows a decision by israeli justice authorities to indict the prime minister on corruption charges in a. a defiant reaction to that decision netanyahu says that he will remain prime minister for many more years decision to charge and follows more than two years of invest

the program israel's attorney general says he plans to indict the prime minister benjamin netanyahu on corruption charges first time mr netanyahu will have a chance to speak against the charges at a procedural hearing the decision follows more than two years of investigations into allegations of bribery fraud and breach of trust it would be the first time in history a sitting israeli prime minister has been charged with a crime this move could mr netanyahu political career is almost certain to shake up the countries of forthcoming parliamentary elections benyamin netanyahu denies any wrongdoing. and straight to that. credit joins us from jerusalem welcome target what sort of reaction has there been to this announcement. well no he real surprises here i mean most of his allies within the right wing talk have have strongly criticized this decision by the attorney general of the likud his party a put out a statement saying calling it a political persecution there all see also strongly criticized the timing off the decision this announcement so six weeks before the election scheduled in ap

israel's attorney general says he intends to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu for bribery fraud and breach of trust in three separate corruption cases netanyahu has rejected the allegations saying they are politically motivated ahead of elections in april he claims he is the victim of an unprecedented witch hunt al jazeera has been at smith reports now from west jerusalem. he is the first sitting israeli prime minister to be charged with bribery fraud a breach of trust benjamin netanyahu says he's innocent of will stay in his post and we're going to. i am telling you citizens of israel this house of cards will collapse i'm certain about this i am four thousand percent certain about this i plan to keep serving you and the state as the prime minister for many years to come don't believe all the spin this depends on you it's not dependent on the officials or the analysts. there's no legal requirement for him to step down. and parties will appeal to the supreme court say look at slow it's not logical the job of a prime minister is a very complicated job because those sort of securit

the big issue benjamin surrounding all this of course is the china u.s. ongoing trade. i was just explaining a little bit earlier before you came on that officials walked out empty handed essentially from last week's talks in beijing it looks like do you expect any breakthroughs from this new round of negotiations. well i think it was just silly tree needy people to define agreement the ninety day cease fire agreed between the two sides is set to expire on march this round but i know you started to look for some possible you know you know what i buy in the market. you what the market has why the more size the u.s. probably one less knowledge transfer for john mentioned as well as small market as china is already expressing signs to a point you could culture products such as the purchase of millions of tons of soybeans reason its genesis is how you want more products but chinese and like you can make a mess of concessions that you own that. yet that march first deadline fast approaching just over a week away professor benjamin chow from the paris business school thank yo

baby benjamins as in hundred dollar bills it's pretty clear she was referencing the israel lobby but almost everyone took it as a secret anti sematic insult from republicans to fellow democrats all more wasn't danger of joining the black book of anti semites and so i submit to troops have no place in the halls of congress it is dangerous for democrats leadership to stay silent elise rickles language nancy pelosi please speak we can't be silent on a mom remove anti-semitism from house foreign affairs committee remove flieger until still it eats jews and israel and then i will vote on house resolution seventy two to condemn israel and anti semitic hate infiltrating u.s. politics college campuses and halls of congress democratic leaders have condemned for use of anti semitic troops and prejudicial accusations about israel's supporters a couple of jewish democratic congressmen even wrote a letter to the party's leadership asking them to join in on the outreach and benjamin's were no doubt involved there one of the letter signers received over one hundred thirty thousand dollars from the

benjamin netanyahu facing corruption charges that he says it'll collapse. like a house of cards meeting that he denies the charges and he says the case will basically collapsed like a house of cards. as being semi circle our correspondent in jerusalem for more on this -- sammy -- this is -- well strange situation. prime minister of israel charged with. a slew of corruption allegations that is he right to be so confident do you think. yeah well l. market this kind of confidence is is what he's trying to raradiate to his says supporters ahead of these elections. and itt seems that a large part of the isrsraeli public is buyig into this said confidence and they're saying that the reports in the media are inaccurate. and the day that he calls the suitcases a fake communes and there w we we know that a l lare part of the public does not believe. and this is a report and does not believe the police and does not believe the ad the ministry of justice so he's trying to get as much support as you can. ahead of these that election. on that adds to the future it's it'

intervention well the video was made there benjamin from the code pink movement as you just heard she accused the united states of trying to stage a coup in venezuela and creating a crisis on the country's borders so we can now hear from mr benjamin herself what took place there were there thanks for coming on the program today. the interview with our with our previous guest the same duros should let that aid convoy through his interests in the interest of the people of venezuela to avoid escalation and bloodshed what is your view on those aid convoys being sent from as well as the argument of course that their humanitarian aid to help the people. it's absolutely obvious to anyone who looks at this subjectively that this is weaponized thing of aid that's why the red cross the u.n. and all of these humanitarian organizations don't want to go near it they said this is politicized this is not really humanitarian aid you know there are humanitarian organizations inside venezuela including the united nations organizations that are already providing aid the opposition if it really wanted to

after a hard day's work benjamin moses and robot a colleague what not of the streets of their patent neighborhood in jaws in central nigeria. fifteen years of conflict between muslims and christians here a change there for use of many communities as people move to areas they feel safe in this is my but benjamin says he refused to leave his house and this predominantly muslim area of the city is the only christian here he said his church and friends all wanted him to be i don't i don't i don't to god please i was to dogs if i die just gets a little because all my life lived in this part of a bottle of benjamin a schoolteacher and khalid a taxi driver are inseparable if anything is about to open we are here protecting you and anything that is helpful like that wanted to help you we can also i also went through few was approaching towards is very easy if you're. in central large area two thousand and eighteen was the many here say they will never forget the competition for land between farmers and cattle herders in addition to decades of struggle. and ethnicity led to nearly three thous

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benjamin netanyahu has long argued against and attacked the palestinian leadership over what it says is a system of welfare payments to palestinian prisoners and what the israeli government characterizes as a form of incitement to carry out attacks against israelis this is the week that he says that this law will come into effect and that next sunday in the next israeli security cabinet meeting is when the first calculation will be made in terms of withholding some of the money that israel raises in taxes for the palestinian authority and pays to the palace in authority every month there has been some controversy over this even within israeli circles wide reports that the israeli security establishment is worried about the withholding of further money about the effects on potential effects on security cooperation between israeli security services and the palestinian authority in the occupied west bank of course there's also been a reaction from the p.a. as well they say that this is nothing short of israeli piracy and is being done in concert with the americans to inflict further pre