also called judea and samaria, also called palestine.n of international law. many in contravention of israeli law, though in effect, it seems to make little difference. they're here, and in ever larger numbers. this is noam, one of our drivers from tel aviv, who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the settlements. >> anthony: so, what is price tagging? >> noam: if something happens in the settlement or some attack towards jews, kids from the settlements would come and have a price tag for every activity. so they'll come to a palestinian village like this and they will destroy cars. they will write on walls like this. it says, "against arabs, the state of israel is alive and death to the arabs." >> anthony: intimidating. i mean you put what, two targets on my house, i'm moving. >> anthony: this is eli, a settlement with a population of over 3,000. relatively isolated from the rest of israel. amiad cohen is the chief executive of the eli settlement and its former head of security. >> amind: here you see from up above, most of our

comment from someone who elucidates out a little bit more this is ohashi is a staff attorney at palestine legal here's what she told a stream. the government's letter really seems to be unprecedented in terms of the level of overreach in trying to dictate what's being taught at these schools the context is that the u.s. government launched a federal investigation into an academic conference on the. bus a conference isn't mentioned in the letter but it's clear to anyone who's following the story like other middle eastern studies departments that depend on federal funding that that's what sparked this investigation the government's trying to send a message that if you talk about palestine there will be consequences supporters of the israeli government are really afraid that as americans learn more about the middle east we're going to start to question our government as to why it's turning a blind eye to the experience of the palestinians and why it's providing such unconditional support to the israeli government so i shall give that to you because you of course are the co-president of stude

under such circumstances, the suppressed people of palestine are the biggest victims. discrimination, appropriation of lands, settlement expansions, and killings continue to be practiced against the palestinians. the u.s. and zionist-imposed plans such as the deal of the century, recognizing the capital of the zionist regime and the accession of the syrian golan to the occupied territories are certainly doomed. the islamic republic of iran's regional cooperation on security and counterterrorism have been so much decisive. the clear example of such an approach is our cooperation with russia and turkey, on the syrian crisis, and our peace proposal for yemen, with the secretary-general, as well as facilitating we conciliation talks among the yemen parties with the four european countries, which resulted in the conclusion of the stockholm peace accords. distinguished participants, i hail from a country that has resisted the most merciless economic terrorism and has defended its rights to independence and science and technology development. the u.s. government, while imposi

and under such circumstances, the suppressive people of palestine are the biggest big him's. appropriation of lands. expansions, and killings continue to be practiced against the palestinians. u.s. and zionist imposed plans such as the deal of the -- as theecognizing capital of the zionist regime, -- toe accession of the the occupied territories are certainly doomed. struct if the u.s. to plans. republic of the iran's regional and international assented -- assistance and cooperation on security and counterterrorism decisive, theuch clear example of such an approach is our cooperation with russia and turkey. format, on the syrian crisis and our peace proposal for yemen in view of our active cooperation with the special envoy of the special general of the united nations, as well as facilitate the conciliation taught among vm and parties with the four european which resulted in the conclusion of the stockholm peace accords on the data ports. distinguished participants, i hail from a country that has resisted the most merciless economic terrorism. and has defended its rights to a

special envoy for middle east peace is resigned to casting further doubt on israel palestine relations jason greenblatt was a key figure in the trumpet ministrations efforts in the region it's unclear if his successor will be able to put his proposals into practice once takeover is berkovitz who graduated from law school 3 years ago and according to reports has no middle east experience until now he's worked as an aide to trump's son in law jared . meanwhile the former envoy green bloods had received criticism in the arab world for unpopular decisions such as supporting the relocation of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and recognizing israeli sovereignty over the golan heights his decision to leave the job is now raising questions over what happens next i would guess debated how the deal of the century idea could work out 1st of all let's agree that the there there might be a plan that the us administration is working on but that peace is not part of it and the palestinians are not part of it then that's why the palestinians have taken the very logical approach in forming the internation

reelected we asked whether the trumpet ministration is capable of brokering peace between israel and palestine. time for the palestinian authority to paul the up and get with the program so that they can achieve the type of independence when when situation in the middle east is quite simple and it starts by putting the occupation in the historic. british cartoon character of. brigade mascot for not being given i. think it's just somebody taking it off to a degree really enough income quite happy with what it is very very hard. for some to then become a non gender specific person. good morning this is not international on sunday the 15th of october live from moscow with me it's the weekly roundup of the big stories that brought you over the last 7 days and 1st one happening right now this weekend u.s. secretary of state payers accused iran of launching a quote president into the world's energy supply saying that iran is behind attacks on saudi arabia's oil production. we call on all nations to publicly and unequivocally condemn iran's attacks the united states will work with our partners and al

sadly, this is a situation in ,hich most palestine children palestine refugee children find themselves the situation is similar to those of ismail that they have the benefit of getting an education through the united nations, through the unrwa schools i mentioned earlier, but sadly the opportunities are far and few between in terms of getting out was not in my case here in gaza, out of the gaza strip and seizing opportunities of scholarship. parallel youher alluded to. most of the children i meet, and i regularly visit all 276 schools here and talk to many of the students, many of the teachers. many of the students are just normal children like you and i would have. i have three teenage sons. they have dreams. they are normal children. sometimes they get angry, but basically they just want to fulfill their dreams for a better life. and sometimes they get punished for associationon, let's say, because some friend has been discovered publishing something on the respective social media. so you will find -- i find quite a few kids who talk about this experience of it not being taken in the

general assembly coming up with a show palestine's ambassador to the united nations speaks to going on the ground on the eve of an election that threatens to end the career of israeli prime minister netanyahu as he faces global condemnation of his plans to annex more palestinian land plus hearings continue today in occupied cuba the guantanamo lawyer for alleged $911.00 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed explains how the cia appears to have gone out of its way to prevent his conviction dollars or more coming up in today's going underground fast today marks 37 years since the sabra and shatila massacres committed by christian fascists aided by israeli defense forces in lebanon after up to 20000 mostly civilians were killed there when the supreme court in europe left the door open to a future possible prosecution of then israeli prime minister ariel sharon on war crimes for sabra and shatila this is what the then foreign minister binyamin netanyahu now prime minister of israel said israel and the jewish people cannot accept additional blood libels. against the jewish state on the soil of

within palestine they had to clear asians issued statements. but they never moved past that i believe this is a very important aspect of the work along those lines and. support all countries that support these issues and i'd like to specially know the role of egypt and other countries and on the final question i have questions for you before your meeting with such as yourself as carolyn with c.n.n. before your meeting with secretary powell it was reported that you had said to the press that there would be a surprise response because members of your delegation were not given visas is that still stand and secondly. in a phone call with the press this morning and a spokesperson from your office said that russia would not want transcripts of phone calls between president putin and president trump release is a concern of yours and are there any other concerns you have in the fall from the domestic turmoil going on in the u.s. currently. there's no single national well you know. your 1st question i. publicly today is before you go order your friendsh

lection while the jordan valley accounts for a large swathe of the west bank which is claims by palestine as a future independent state netanyahu has vowed comes as israelis ready to vote in parliamentary elections on the on the 17th of september the 2nd said such poll to be held in place yeah. and earlier we spoke to t w correspondent tanya came in jerusalem about what netanyahu has plan means for israel and palestine relations that's a week before the elections and he said he wants to the next settlements in the jordan valley and north. sea and also in light of the possible revelation of the us peace plan after the elections and that he needs to mandate from his voters from the israeli public to do so immediately after the elections now it's not really a new plant and israel has always said they want to keep this jordan valley especially security barrier as an east of a possible eastern border but of course there is a big if if he is reelected that that the a dramatic development because it could seen in towns like jericho in the jordan very little enclaves israel occupied captured and

as he was launching into a critique of failures of policy regarding syria and the palestine issue what did he take away from from his address to the general assembly i think what i would like to add to what we've heard before from our people in new york is the following and this is the thread that really takes you through most of the things you said including what he said about turkey is that under his presidency turkey is the defender of is the voice of. muslim victimhood that turkey would become the voice of muslims around the world and hence all of the issues he discussed whether it was syria or it was. order it was president morsi of egypt or it was that or hinge or 'd men martyr etc etc most of the issues including discrimination and racism against muslims everywhere from australia to the united states that all of that is not fair for muslims that the united nations is not doing much about that that their national committee is not doing much about that and certainly the muslim world is not doing much of by that and hence present to on his critique his critics would say you know so

what the latest election would mean for the people of israel and most importantly the people of palestine with all for you go for labor day to the water. there. lead. so. let's just say. playing. very well might continue watching on since last. thanks it's something it's not that. big countries accumulate resistance and go that's an exit. because we know that over the past 300 years no money has survived. things might be looking a tad bleak for the continued reign of benjamin netanyahu as prime minister of israel watchers after an eventful election day on tuesday that saw both netanyahu likud party and the party of his main rival former israel army chief of staff benny gantz come to a dead heat now according to n.b.c. news netanyahu on wednesday canceled a visit to the united nations general assembly in new york amid political uncertainty in israel while both parties appeared to have fallen short of the 61 seats needed to form a governing coalition in the 120 seat israeli parliament that against blue and white party has a 32 to 31 seat edge on that new yahoo which could give gantz an oppo

at university of north carolina and also co-president of students for justice in palestine and raleigh north carolina jay shalen he's the director of policy at the james martin center and right here in our studio sarah brown senior reporter at the chronicle of higher education she's also a graduate of the university of north carolina good to have you here everybody welcome this is an intriguing conversation sarah if you could. break it down what would you say simply is going on between the department of education and 2 universities in the united states so quickly to explain the 2 perspectives the department of education says we're just being a good steward of our federal funding that we dispense and from our perspective the middle east studies center it too can you can see it's not fulfilling the obligations of the great we gave you in duke's a that's not true at all we are complying with the script and scholars nationwide are saying this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely especially on controversial topics in the middle east right that'

is that all these struggles have been left unaddressed for so long and palestine is the missing piece because it is really an intersection a struggle that people are trying to suppress so that the rest of us are not liberated in terms of the conversation about anti israel and pro israel i'll add that there's there is somewhat of a history of sort of questions and criticism of middle east studies as a discipline so during the bush administration after the $911.00 terror attacks there were some attacks on middle east studies that scholars have told me about some of these middle east studies centers did lose their funding and scholars told me there was a suspicion that politics and their bias against israel had something to do with it during the obama administration it was less about politics scholars told me and more about there was just less funding to go around and so some of these middle east studies that are so lost their funding but there have also been more recent criticisms right so actually a top department of education official wrote an opinion piece 5 years ago arguing that mi

not even be prime minister after tomorrow's vote count which takes place even in occupied land palestine's ambassador to the united nations riyad months or joins me now from the turkish capital ankara where presidents do on putin and rouhani had today meeting for talks ambassador thanks for coming on the show there is this meeting in ankara what have you made of the russian presidency of the u.n. security council this month well 1st of all you know thank you for inviting me to be on this show this month is going to be a very active month at the united nations particularly the last 10 days because we would have the on go week and we have on the margin 5. summit's about very important issues such as climate change of finance for development and so on and so forth meanwhile the russian federation is presiding over the security council and there will be dealing with many important issues in our case on the 20th of this month under their presidency there will be discussion of the quarterly report of the. secretary general of the united nations as it relates to the implementation of security cou

the agreement yes we will not attack them we will provide them a safe passage withdrawing from a palestine. better if they attack us they'd country new the air bombardment the had not or a nitrates that what country new from our site what has been card to needing for of the last it tedious i'm sure your photo the american press there was some suggestions that some trumps aides told them the he and he could actually withdrawal without its any agreements with you in taliban at the american do that if the start with drawing without any agreement with you would will you still at tag them war you just leave them go because there is what you want city way if he is a sign any agreement with them then we have bubbly geisha and not taught active and toward him up a a safe passage if ye they were draw we don't any a peace agreement signing with asked then it is operant our like are concent order our wheeling with that to our tack them are not our tech them it is then op to us because the it is no agreement so we will attack them if you will want you have we see it in our interest our national intere

what is happening in syria palestine and libya. is known to all of us it is also necessary to distinguish between terrorism and resisting occupation while the state of qatar will continue to actively participate in the international efforts to combat violent extremism in this respect i referred to the conclusion of a partnership agreement between the state of qatar and the united nations counter-terrorism office and our contribution of $75000000.00 to strengthen the capacity of this office as well as opening the international center on applying behavioral insights to preventing and countering violent extremism and the partnership agreement between the qatari institution c letter and the counter-terrorism implementation task force for capacity building and launching projects in the arab region aimed at preventing terrorism. locally often efforts are continuing at the legislative level and so is our support for national counter-terrorism institutions to the point where they have become a role model to the to be followed at the region

jews and arabs from israel and palestine are working and living together today in peace. and i was reminded again that it's the opportunity. it's the opportunity for a good paying job. it's the chance for children to get a good education. it's the desire for hope, peace and security that drives all of us. and it really is foundational for every person, no matter the back ground or walk of life. was reminded of this in hebron. that picture was the first time that a group of members of congress had traveled to the palestinian business leader's home and he warmly invited us into his home and he told us he wants to be a partner for peace in america and the middle east. >> we hope that he will be coming along with the chamber of commerce to the united states to also tell their story to congress and to our other colleagues. and we captain wait to tell this great story of partnership and integrated business and working together. mrs. rodgers: that's the picture is a picture of the leaders of the jew dayo business of commerce. 150 palestinian leaders coming together to form the c

leave the job is now raising questions over what happens next the terms peace plan for israel and palestine is sometimes referred to as the ultimate deal details were set to come out after israeli elections in september but there's been speculation about the possibility of handing west bank settlements to israel and creating conditions unfavorable for palestinians we've got expert analysis on what he could make. first of all let's agree that the there might be a plan that the u.s. administration is working on but that peace is not part of it and the palestinians are not part of it then that's why the palestinians have taken the very logical approach in forming the international committee that so long as this administration does not recognize palestinian rights for international law there's really not much to talk about if the palestinians are going to simply boycott mr greenberg boycott mr trump boycott the saudis boycott anything before they've even seen the play and then there's no opportunity for a gauge of it this is the time for in gauge midnight for a boycott when you start to boycott

allie has sansa lama joined the palestine liberation organization the p.l.o. in 1963 he was born in 1940 near jaffa into a wealthy family. his famous father has sand had been a commander in the arab revolt against british rule in the late 1930 s. much what i would give power to a 3rd supporter at the moment are c.n.n. and he sill me or our most allow the biryani killer show the father must allow another johnny orlean on to shaquille j. she shared with us ok and hasn't said any shows up in her other as jaish what you thought i'd get your order money up will be a more highly present seller most of the bits of a world of a lot are locks are on the law the law doesn't sell a mass of how cool it buries was some of it will. his son ali is probably best known for founding the armed p.l.o. group black september which killed 11 members of the israeli a limb pick team in munich in 1992. to israel made the least after the 72 operations of 12 i was thing and figures who were involved in this operation in munich and her son was one of them he was in the list and for years

steadfast and still on the ground because we all know the israelis know that our numbers here in palestine is equal to the number of israeli jewish people and that is the main obstacle to the zionist plan finally i must say we should declare as palestinians that if you kill the 2 states option which is happening we will demand one state solution one state with full democratic rights for everybody from that over to the sea they don't want 2 states ok we'll fight against apartheid i know it will take a long time but that's the only course we have we have to fight for freedom we have to struggle for justice we have to struggle for real peace for a lasting peace that can only happen on the basis of equality between the both people let's bring in mitchell brock when israelis have somebody like mr berger to speaking that way saying actually the 2 state solution is dead we need to look a real alternative in a one state solution that will scare a lot of people in israel but clearly what you've said and what you have been saying is that fair work for netanyahu is something that he's using to his ad

the germans had no desire for a jewish enclave in palestine. but it is tied up in that. it has become part of the trope of anti-semitism we see today. go ahead. >> how can we address it because a hard core denier, you don't do history in court that you can more easily address them. prof. lipstadt: you can address them with knowing the facts. could you bring up my ted talk? you can address them by knowing the facts. you can also address them by showing the illogic in their arguments. for instant, one of the arguments deniers will make is that the germans were so efficient at what they wanted to do. and so accomplished in getting -- they, can yout just go back? no. that's not.

prime minister to do so netanyahu is there as part of his campaign ahead of elections in september palestine's foreign ministry has condemned his visit as racial and colonial hundreds of jewish settlers live in the israeli controlled part of hebron which is home to 40000 palestinians the presence of settlers there is considered illegal under international law. one of the world's largest retailer says it will stop selling ammunition for handguns and military style weapons across the united states it's in response to a series of mass shootings wal-mart which is a major arms seller in the u.s. has been under pressure to change its policies the company says it will also ask customers not to bring weapons into its stores in so-called open carry states where it is legal to do so. a new laws that allow guns to be temporarily seized from dangerous owners spreading across the united states the so-called red flag laws are now in 17 states with more looking to follow alan fisher has more from maryland. after yet another mass shooting in texas this weekend which killed 7 president donald trump suggested l

he's saying oh you know he's he's running on social harmony he's running on pursuing peace with palestine 'd you know is that is it really just about his or is it really just kind of a campaign lip service but you know we're going to see if you can be able to white women out and become prime minister it's all that service he said he will he has no problem sitting in a coalition with the likud party only doesn't on its own the out there so in other words ideologically there's or we know there's no difference he tends to be a little more forceful when it comes to dealing with the orthodox communities that these are the orthodox. communities and things like that but these are these are really cosmetic differences on the major issues they're quite happy to sit together and i would ask you know we heard the news and you know is not coming to the u.n. jay that's because on that day the president of the state of israel which is really a symbolic figure but he has one job and that is he gets the results and he calls on the 1st person to try to put together the government the coalition government

the struggle of farmers in palestine is very similar to struggle the farmers everywhere who are being told how. their old ways their traditional ways are primitive are uncivilized that they are not feeding the world which is a big glide i thank everybody. in new york. what can i. do y you have to hello. red has becece basically likeke eating spoons ofugar and it doesnsn't taste likike bread anymore. you had a lot. . a lolot of the peoeople from the y in a a south notot. good food. i have a bottle. bill l that thati hahave been wewe thought out plan. but any y of these loansns are gogoing to . then. and youou know if of the food not goingng to be a long we shook on a cocommon come determined never this and think i mean and what my in with another daily he in no m ma'am this threadad be advd that are in the need yeah and booted but id air for but then not been listed to be in am i the method and is cool but then i knew that i feet have been haitii it canan havee the soda d mean and accepted without ability it would fit that in no nothing will but not in no yeaeh i mean i know i would n

he's reelected and whether the trumpet ministrations people have brokered peace between israel and palestine anymore. it's time for the palestinian authority to pony up and get with the program so that they can achieve the type of independence when when situation in the middle east is quite simple and it starts by putting the occupation.

about guantÁnamo bay and meuse lemon civilians being killed from burma to palestine.they're hearing about his llama phobic eight crimes. they were a lot of them were visibly muslim girls who would wear headscarves. they were hearing and lots of they were being persuaded. that there was a no place for them in europe. they cannot be european citizens, british young girls and -- at the same time so they were lured by this idea that they could go join this utopian society where they would have a role, they could be empowered and respected. >> you talk about being persuaded by isis using social media, how about facing anti- muslim. >> it is probably fair to say for a lot of young people in europe are the ones i ended up interviewing and speaking to that perhaps they had not experienced it directly themselves but i think it is also important to say for americans i think it is hard to describe the intense climate of anti- muslim racism. it's what i think would be like to be a person of color in this country in the 60s. daily slurs, pretty intense degree of racism. hard to ge

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election well the jordan valley that counts for a large swathe of be west bank which is claimed by palestine as a future independent state netanyahu comes is israelis ready to votes in pot of entry elections on the 17th of september and that is the 2nd does such polled to be held this year hey some of what netanyahu had to say today i'm announcing my intention to apply with the formation of the next government is really sovereignty on the jordan folly an northern bad see you know them orbs form yama mila as i can at now at some the other stories making news around the walled officials in iraq say that more than 30 people have died in around 100 have been injured in the city of karbala off to a stampede churning assure a celebrations thoughts were many muslims commemorate the death of the prophet mohammad it's grandson who say italy's do you left leaning coalition has clear it's the final hurdle to form a government twinning a confidence vote in the country's up a how to up a house the senate new coalition off the anti establishment 5 star movement and sent a left it democratic party has led