, prime minister dear year, you can rely on germany standing firmly besides the state of israel, israel as a close friend and partner. thank you. my friend, joseph schultz. ladies and gentlemen, i am the son of formula, p b, a holo griver, hulu, because i am the grandson of bill alonzo who is moved. it's montalvan coefficient cal and i'm standing here on germany. soil is prime minister of the jewish state. later today, as you said, the chancellor and i will travel to one's a house where the famous ones a conference to place where the final solution to the jewish problem was planned. the result of that conference was that the death camps were built we will need there was holocaust survivors and their grandchildren who came especially from israel. this is a moment of great victory for them. they survived the established independent and a strong country. they returned here with their heads held high as free people. i imagine sir, that this is a complicated meeting for you, you. i truly appreciate, appreciate your moral courage and your willingness to be part of the deep ties between our co

s. gives israel every year. in essence, the united states is complicit in israel's atrocities that are committed against the palestinians. and the biden administration's attempt to just covered that up and, and move on like its nothing. it is something that really will not be judged kindly . suddenly, american lawmakers have been trying to put pressure on the, by the administration, omar i, members of congress and so on. isn't going to have any impacts. he think. i think it already has had some impact in terms of changing the public discourse on this issue. for the longest time, you could not say anything about palestinian human rights and american discourse in washington in the media and so on. and that has changed. public opinion has changed in a very, very drastic way in the united states. that now you have more and more members of congress willing to stand up and demand accountability. and i think that is placing pressure on the, on the u. s. administration to start behaving differently when it comes to isra

in these israel findings? well, 1st of all, i agree with the responses from the palestinian side on the international side on the fact that the result of the israel investigation is totally not a surprise. it came late and in a huge delay. although not surprising. however, as a human rights lawyer and due to the fact that there has been requested by the palestinian authority submitted to the i. c. c. demanding, requesting an opening off investigation on the murder of sharing a wall cliff. i think in my perspective, not the results of the israeli investigation has to do a lot with the defense argument by israel in case the i. c. c decides tolben a criminal investigation. and how is that? when 11 is taped or are or claims that the shooting probably has been conducted by one of cultures. but there has been no intent. and that there has been an immediate spread to the life of the of that soldier. and that there was no violation of any regulation. this is basically a package of an argument that will be delivered th

supportive of israel. ah. for the 1st time ever the labor party has walked into the disagreement between jews, overs on his and said, one sort of tooth. ugh, not only wrong, but the guilt of anti semitism, the phenomenon the idea that jew equals ernest and the and he's on is an equals anti semitism, is, is dangerous. it's reprehensible. it's of an abomination to me. ah, jewish voice for labor is supported by palestinians in the party who believe they are the victims of racism. anybody who knows anything about the history knows very well that israel was created on the basis of a state whose population would be of one community and not others. ah, this is exemplified in my own story. i mean, why should i and my family have left our homes? ah, we felt we had to leave because there had been a dreadful massacre in a village. whole day. i see in policy and village in which jewish or malicious, assaulted the village, and shot dead over a 100 people. mm. after that terrible massacre, a big jeep went round the stre

congress is exerting mild pressure, but israel is exerting severe pressure, and israel's impact ensures that no u.s. investigation is going to in any serious way embarrass isreal. they were silent about israeli violations of human rights, including the killing of shireen abu akleh. folly: what are your thoughts about this? how does this k-smoove forward and how do we ensure there is justice and accountability? >> at the end of the day we know what the credible investigation will conclude because the facts are obvious and we have seen many investigations that we get the facts but there is no accountability. the reason there is no accountability as the united states steps in to prevent international accountability for israel. the u.s. has used its victim know 50 times to protect israel from any accountability. what we need is a fundamental change in american policy, this double standard that allows israel to be above the law. we can only imagine how when it generalists are killed in you ukraine. for some reason, whenever it comes to generalists killed by israel, there is a completely diff

so seeing that you say that this will likely be israel's line of defense. if there is a case at the i see, see if the i c c decides to take on this case. but how credible will this line of defense be when these ready story has changed so many times since the kidding itself? i mean, at 1st they started off by saying that she had been shot by palestinian fighters and then a change over the days and weeks. how credible is this defense? i mean, will any, any sound law expert actually agree to this? i see that a, israel's a behavior in this investigation is not incredible. the question is how to deliver that by the palestinian lawyers and the i c c. the fact that there was a several conclusions from day one. first of all, the hesitation coming back and forth in the investigation and delivering it is basically something that also can show the an credibility if specially of the palestinian lawyers before the i. c, c can show that this is and they can show because it's very easy to prove that there is a systematic refusal and the political refusal by israel to open

israel does not have this privilege. this time we are not standing empty-handed against those who want to destroy us. the juice -- the jews today have a state, we have an army, we have great friendships, first and foremost with united states. we have capabilities that we are not afraid to use them. we will do whatever it takes. iran will not get a nuclear weapon. we will not stand by while there are those who try to kill us. not again. never again. israel's economic and military strength allows us to protect ourselves but it also allows us something else to strive for peace with the entire arab world or with our closest neighbors, the palestinians. in agreement with the palestinians based on the two states or two people is the right thing for israel's security, for israel's economy, and for the future of our children. peace is not a compromise. it is the most courageous decision we can make. peace is not weakness. it embodies within it the entire might of the human spirit. war is a surrender to all that is bad within us.

i came back from israel last week. the people in israel are grateful for what the team did to get those accords in place because it has changed their lives day to day. they are seeing the impacts of the accords today. mary: it was a wonderful achievement. it was a bipartisan achievement, which is fantastic. secretary pompeo, when we talk about peace accords, people might think it is about getting two sides to like one another. nixon, and one of his books, said "peace in the middle east is not a matter of the arabs and israelis learning to like each other, it means learning to live peacefully with their differences." ambassador o'brien, you talked about having money in the bank, being credible, was a lot of this about coming together because they had common enemies in iran, not because they were learning to love one another? that seems like that process might take a lot of time. ambassador o'brien: that is right. when they say, do you like each other, you think about whether the leaders get along and cooperate and wheth

all the more so in israel. all the more so the people who should understand the ukrainians very well, what they are going through now. the minister of finance in israel is a very specific figure . avidimirbank is of moldovan origin and the local special services conducted investigations many times regarding his personal business and his family's business, such as - what did he have in the territory of the russian federation of belarus? that is, i do not want to comment on this because it has not been proven, but he has taken a really anti-ukrainian position since the very first day of the war and this manifested itself in the fact that we never received despite the request of our prime minister we received an interstate loan from israel, the documents have been under review for four months and again, as soon as possible before the election of a new government the appointment of this decision will not be positively considered thanks to lieberman as the minister of finance , he also hinders the funding and treatm

not as israel says, 870000 marble. no 950000 from those are the only was that the sticks and all for ok. so the u. n. a and of course now the account for millions israel has committed one. the gamma. one is not gonna ever send on to la la. yo more than 15 mazda, kerosene, missouri. more than 15 minutes long. fema. since until today. well while go home and just some of the doors and masters and i have a recently over committed among deliberately, one a. give them in cold blood. i'm 5051 mass, my mother the ha! the moment of when my there was other did i guess, garza which was blown with miss sites. i will not that you how many elderly it kills not the new york times or less. i'm a genius paper. so then york times i said that 67 kids or any of them were killed and guess what did with of course they were carrying a miss eyes and they were like a new little woman thanks. and they were launching, midsize 67 children. those are there, i phone, those they were killed by israel. oh is going to family to assume this is my and w

supportive of israel. ah. for the 1st time ever the labor party has walked into the disagreement between jews, overs on his and said, one sort of tooth. ugh, not only wrong, but the guilt of anti semitic fates a phenomenon her. the idea that ju equals honest and aunties, on is an equals anti semitism, is, is dangerous it reprehensible. 8th of an abomination to me. ah, jewish voice for labor is supported by palestinians in the party who believe they are the victims of racism. anybody who knows anything about the history knows very well that israel was created on the basis of a state whose population would be of one community and not others. now this is exemplified in my own story. i mean, why should i and my family have left our homes ah, we sailed, we had to leave because there had been a dreadful massacre in a village hall day. i see in policy and village in which jury are malicious, assaulted the village, and shot dead over a 100 people. mm. after that terrible massacre, a big jeep went round the streets

at germany is at your side of israel's security as a commitment or germany combines of germany and israel share common values of liberty and democracy that will cut you know, valued as life which have been violated, brutally in ukraine. it is unbearable that every single day life people are suffering in a war of aggression on guardian xor obelia from their country. and among them, a holocaust survivors with germany's relationship to israel. therefore, gung will always be defined by the past. one often heard of your question has been asked for as to whether relations between jeremiah, israel is, can be no more, but a majority in both countries. so they can do it for many, jo, massage, israel has become a matter that lost their heart flood zone and what are they are fascinated by its entrepreneurial spirit? is you technological expertise? it's of iris and culture. it's landscape on zone and lifestyle. and the people who live there between our countries, there's obesity of close exchange. and it is important that as many people as possible are involved in these exchanges in internet. those w

the current prime minister of israel has taken position, criticizing russia. and i want to tell you term that or israel has had problems because of it, russia decided to close. the jewish agency doesn't happen from one day to the next . there was a reason for it. do you regard the changes in russia as irreversible? rabbi goldschmidt will historians look back on this in your view as a wrong turn for russia or the beginning of a new dark age in the country. right now. i think that her rushes entering her appears of deep isolation. a new, almost her totally closed iron curtain with europe, not with asia, but with europe and her. i think that term does a d, the coming period is going to be very difficult. do you foresee ever going back? do you want to go back? as you know, we have to be optimists and i hope that one day will be able to get back. rabbi pink as go smith. it's been good to have you on conflict, so thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you. thank you, tim inviting me ah ah ah, with a son are prepared to evacuate to safety. others just let th

you say israel has gotten away with it again. but is there anything or any way that palestinians can go to to get dresses for sri? yeah, i think it's if the i c. c, for example, would like to finally prove it's a tooth as a body that was created for this very purpose. then it would give justice for serene. but it's not just about the killing of shooting. and this is about this is that make attack on palestinians by the israeli army who has just completed one of its most exhaustive, inexpensive military training in decades. and also the written collaboration with cyprus that did it in collaboration with the american military that it keeps receiving. and i don't think the i c c should just take israel to court for its crime against shitty, but its entire crime against the palestinian people stood in oscar that did not have american citizenship. do you really think that bruce would react the way they did? indeed, you are right to point that out and they had been some pressure from the u. s. government, apparently some reports of jus

as well as a ship between israel and germany that is known throughout the world far. and it is our job to pursue it to achieve a glowing future together. not just for our own 2 countries, but for the world at large. mindy naggie sledge and how young you made for this day to israel to day is an example of reconstruction success. a significant contribution to humanity in the area of culture, medicine within my academic world, sciences and in many other fields. beyond this, i know it has a name over the course of the nurse to the north and walk in various different sectors. israel has developed strong partnerships with european members state works . however, there are solving crisis across it globally, including the climate crisis. my country is playing an important role when it comes to tackling some of these crisis, automatic and developing solution to them in the middle east. israel has become a driving force for pursuing partnership in the entire me regional pay normally the a lot, vicki. normalization of courtney slammed, i pushed much make it possible for israel to

and of course germany in israel are on opposite sides. that is the case. israel has said very clearly that it believes that this revitalization of this agreement, which of course has been on ice since 2018 when the u. s. left at that, the revitalization of this agreement must be stopped at all costs as must the lifting of sanctions against iran. so that is definitely the chief objective of this meeting. and a media reporting that jojo la peeved, told the israeli cabinet before he departed israel. that he feels that they are on the very successful diplomatic campaign to stop the agreement. and also is said to have mentioned that he sees germany as central to the european position. germany, however, has aligned itself closely with europe and to the european union's foreign policy adviser. has said that he believes reinvigorating the deal is crucial to stop a nuclear catastrophe. in his words, however, he has also acknowledged quite recently that he believes the chances of getting a new deal back or are receding. and the talks are said to be

it would like to take israel out and i think israel understands across the board, politically, centerleft, center-right, far right, they understand the devastating geopolitical impact it can have on their national security. i think we will hear more in the coming weeks. i hope to talk to them. i hope the administration realizes that it is better to walk away from a bad deal than -- [indiscernible] they're going to do far better in the long run, walking away from this deal and -- [indiscernible] >> closing thoughts tonight secretary, about the abraham accords and this news we have been talking about throughout the seminar of renewed appeasement of iran and the potential impact on the accords? >> to closing thoughts. first there is a lot of credit that should go to lots of people. we mentioned a few names. i want to mention a handful of ambassadors. it would not have happened without these folks. ambassador friedman, ambassador in saudi arabia where working for years to deliver this. these were people who were sent and dealing with domestic issues. we had a whole lot of complex the mastic i

to israel's mediation efforts, he said that can be no mediation between good and evil. he has a point, doesn't he? i want to tell you those people who want to criticize as well for not going or not joining you up with sanctions against them. against russia, i want to remind them that this one is not buying oil and gas from russia is, was not financing to war. it is you're buying garzon oil from russia is financing to warn russia some of that criticism. rabbi goldsmith has come from inside israel itself, the former prime minister, ehud alma, for instance. he didn't think much of the government's reaction in february. there are times he said, when you have to decide who you are, what you stand for, you can't fool around. you can't fool yourself if israel were like america trying to rally its allies, would we like our best friend saying? well, there are pros and cons and we've got other things to think about. he's not saying do the easy thing. he saying do the right thing. you have no sympathy with him when his views okay, the some ways there to europe or is it is just try

they say that iran is a mortal enemy of israel wants to see israel destroyed. and that the agreement would not work to essentially limit iran's nuclear ambitions. the chancellor said he agrees on the aim that iran should not be permitted to get the bomb. but that the only way to realize that a is a new revitalized agreement with iran. so a fundamental difference about how to achieve that. on the other hand, the chancellor also said that the perception at the moment is that the talks with iran are deadlocked and that there is no immediate prospect of agreement with iran on new proposals that have been submitted by the european union negotiating partners. so still quite a ways away. this thing that israel is very worried about the w. c. political correspond, belinda crane. thank you very much. britain's king charles has arrived in edinburgh to leave the procession of queen elizabeth's coffin ahead of her journey to saint john's cathedral. the king and queen consort research crowds along the royal mile majesty them receive the keys to the city or house official re

that's miss israel for it's bought. will play a role in building germans, new defense force maley in the field of early fans. as you just mentioned, song will certainly say that the military partnership between germany in israel is an historical irony. i consider to be proved that we have drawn the necessary conclusions from the past. talk does not stop, even liberal democracies must be willing and able to defend themselves. sometimes freedom must be defended by force. melinda and israel helping germany bolster it's military. now, this is quite remarkable, isn't it? given the history between the 2 nations, it is indeed and both leaders emphasized numerous times how grateful they are for the close relationship between germany and israel. a relationship of course that was a reaction to the german responsibility for the holocaust. and the chance there had said in his own remarks that germany, due to the russian attack on ukraine, is doing everything it can now to bolster it's badly depleted military and germany has set up

and then to buy than israel, they london, and in germany, then sir, the immigration to israel from russia was, are twice as high than from ukraine in the last her sister. and the since to was dotted. and i'm responsible for the wider community. and i was also believed it, i'll be able to help our community, which stayed on in russia, but from the outside of done from the inside. rabbi gulch made it seems that relations between senior jewish figures in russia and ukraine have been badly damaged by the events in recent months. um, in march ukraine's chief rabbi marcia as man roundly condemned leaders of the russian jewish community and said, your failure to denounce the invasion was tantamount to complicity. how hard is it going to be to repair those ties? i don't know. there were some leaders who supported innovation. i don't want to in express myself. i don't want to judge them. who am i to judge? i can tell you that my relationship with our ukraine and colleagues is wonderful. and did you call rabbi as man he says, when he said i'm talking to you. dear russians. dear jews, remember that

has a friend and israel to negotiate peace. mike, what about saying that millions of palestinians have spent decades under the aggression of israel. he says the un isn't helping it's allowing israel to ignore the oslo accord a mock good about the palestinian president saying israel does not believe in peace . it only believes in enforcing a status quo through aggression. more details on that right now at r t dot com, you can read more about that and other speakers from the un general assembly. for the meantime though, for the meantime though, let's get straight to our other top story here or not. he. so a report commissioned by facebook's parent company matter has been released in which it actually admits to violating the free speech of palestinian uses. the probe was called following widespread complaints about facebook and instagram monitoring of content during a flare up of violence. this is between israel and garza in may of last year. net is actually in may 2021 appeared to have had an adverse human rights impact on the ri

and i think the strongest critic of her israel is israel itself. and i think the constant changes of government in israel shows that there's a very vibrant democracy there. and that criticism is allowed. but the attempt of many to cover up perm antisemitism by criticize an e thread that is not at all acceptable. this is say, we aren't friends of israel not only because of our and his responsibility in the face of history, but i'm in lots of people who say, while be far historic responsibility, we have to am difference of israel. but this much beyond that there's a lot of things that we have in common. i come an idea of a free life or common idea of democracy and who is our counterpart in that region for freedom and the rule of law. and that is the state of israel, and therefore it was in acceptable for me that term president arbors at an official estate visiting as an official visit to germany, hamilton. and while mom said these words and term so are in acceptable words. you have to refute that immediately, just not allowed to behave like that in g

security for israel economy. and for the future of our children. let's get started. my calories live hers from un headquarters in new york or mike to what else was said. an interesting statement from the israeli prime minister. it was a bo king. that type of language that one heard in the past from labor lead is like a hood to buck. every framing is the 2 state solution as beneficial to israeli security. not something that is imposed on it by some outside force. nobody within israel, no leader has spoken about a 2 state solution since 2015. when benjamin netanyahu was reluctantly, it would appear talking about it. however, that went away. he never use that term again, throughout the succeeding years. possibly because of the support from the trump administration. so this was interesting to hear and israeli leader once again using this term off a such a lengthy break and particularly in the venue of the united nations forum. now this being said, there's an election and israel on november. the 1st benjamin netanyahu

i think i tried to convey this to israel.s it was feared, that is. and that is why. it seems to me that you knew that soon a big trouble will happen. it seems that they are starting to help. only this самое не только мы э-э Медицинская более серьёзными вещамы i wanted to talk to you about such a delicate topic as the position of the jewish communities in russia itself regarding this war. we saw that the jewish religious leaders took a completely different position, the chief rabbi of moscow left his post altogether and left russia after threats. as far as i understand, the heads of religious communities in russia also did not support vladimir putin's war, what are the consequences of all these attitudes? well, i chose it a long time ago at the very beginning , at the beginning of the war, and turned to... comes down from the iron, enter the word soviet soyuztorskaya, stalin becomes a hero, and uh , i said that you need to leave there before it's too late . when i was mobilized today, by the way, look at my facebook. today, i

it turns out that ukraine is a real common enemy of israel and real common interests because israel has always opposed the continuation of the so-called nuclear agreement between iran and the western countries and russia bearing in mind that the implementation of this agreement will give the tyrant an opportunity to strengthen his own economy and thus accelerate not even the moment when iran prepares nuclear weapons. although this is also possible, but the moment for an attack and wound on israel and for the start of a new great middle eastern war in which hundreds of thousands of people may die again, and now it turns out that ukraine is not interested in restoring this nuclear agreement, as it was famously torn up by the president of the united states, donald trump, and the administration of president joseph biden is, in principle, interested in returning to of this agreement. and now two important allies of israel and the allied states of israel and ukraine , they can join forces to stop the biden administration from renewing this nuclear agreement early in exchange for advising

all that changed with the creation of israel in 1948.the water in the galilee was diverted to supply a growing population and to make the deserts bloom. jordan and syria also take water from this area. the price is a disappearing dead sea and an escalating conflict over water. eric: in the jordan valley, there's a big demand for water but not enough to go around. palestinian government worker ziyad fuqaha is taking me into the west bank to his home village of kardala. eric: how does it feel to go home? ziyad fuqaha: it's an amazing feeling to be there with your family in your house that you are born in. eric: ziyad's family have farmed this land for generations, but the lack of water restricts them. ziyad: [speaking foreign language] eric: most farmers living here in the west bank are palestinians. ziyad: they have a very big shortage of water. the water allocated for this village actually is less than 50% of the needed water. ziyad: here is the greenhouse. eric: vegetables are grown in greenhouses to preserve water. eric: that's a big o

that israel is a country to visit. but 2 major threats have been hanging over it for years and that also the world threats that his a nuclear threats and also the demise of truth by the spread of dis, information yellow paid speaking there at the united nations general assembly is choosing these, the options while the un says it's concerned about a cholera outbreak and syria and wild health organizations reported 39 deaths in the past 3 weeks. officials say the outbreak could be liked the euphrates river. millions of people rely on the river for drinking water and to irrigate crops, or about money reports. the freighted river. it's an archery cutting across syria, a lifeline for millions of people, but also the thought of a cholera outbreak. macomber, lima hubbard's, the whole, amelia, our laboratories, and those of the world health organization confirmed the presence of vibrato. colorado which causes cholera in the euphrates river as result of the fridays receding and the huge decrease in water levels. many areas turn

think the state of israel son before 940 and it continues. what happened was they got caught in their crime. and right now they're trying to get away from it. and this, this also comes especially in light of sitting, being a palestinian as well as an american citizen. and if you read the most recent research, congress briefing, there is a concern among american policymakers on the controversy, quote unquote, that israel is creating, in terms of bringing down its reputation with then the american policy making sector. so i think what's happening right now is we're going to watch israel get away with murder, as it has consistently. and if it's, if it's not just about it in, it's about the dozens of other journalists that israel has killed just yesterday is early forces took into detention palestinian journalist. lemme bullshit in front of her 2 kids who are 5 and 3 years old. so if we thought their investigation was a real one, i think then there is a problem in our own assessment of what this regime is. please in western canada and searching f

and since the beginning of this year, israel has killed $160.00 palestinians. many of them are children, including their child that died today while the israeli, who, who's only 7 years old and bethlehem. in reality, what we see here is a very strange situation where israel is occupying us. there is really army is controlling the occupied territories and yet he conducts war on the occupied people . they use a huge military arsenal against mainly civilian population to maintain their oppression and their land appropriation and the system of discrimination and appetite in the palestinian territories. this is totally unacceptable, and unfortunately the world community and europe in particular is using double standard when you compare what they say about ukraine and what they say about palestine. if we look at what israel is, are saying they argue that the weight was related to a deadly attacking television in april. and that the suspect is lethal weapons to fight back. is there any truth in that? absolutely not because the person who was involved in the attack and

as the ukrainian military press is on with its counter offensive, and israel's prime minister on a diplomatic visit here in berlin. but if wrought remains a point of contention. ah, i break off is good to have you with us a final farewell to night. thousands of mourners are paying their respects to the late queen elizabeth in edinburgh. scott. the monarch's casket was taken through the heart of the scottish capital earlier today, followed by a procession that was led by king charles, tens of thousands are expected to visit the coffin to night inside saint giles cathedral before it is flown to london tuesday afternoon. ah, the lawn, good bye to queen elizabeth continues the centerpiece of a long day of ceremony in scotland was the procession of the queen's coffin down. the capital city's royal mile thousands lined the streets to pay the respects as the new king charles. the 3rd and his 3 siblings, led the procession to saint giles cathedral where a short ceremony followed. for those who came out to view the events, the sense of history was huge. i just said it had to be here. let me just on th

foreign aid to israel. given that the congress has violated its social contract by spending its tax dollars to an unlawful recipient, that might be a good thing if somebody released documents on israel's nuclear weapons program? guest: this is a very broad question. for the record, i am a state of israel supporter. they are an ally and the region and we should continue to support them. i don't have access to any of those documents so i can't speculate it includes information about israel's military arsenal. but i do feel that israel deserves to have our support and i am a strong supporter of the state of israel and i will continue to support them. the american people should have access to some of the information. whether it is classified in a matter of national security is another question altogether. i will leave that up to the security experts to determine whether or not this type of information should be proliferated across households in america. host: just about five minutes left with rep. adriano espai

and was he of israel? despite the pain you suffered, you did not turn your backs on the olympic movement. you always extended your hands . making these dignified moments of remembrance in reopen to talk you for your loved ones. possibly for this we will always be grateful. gardener ceremony, no sarah martinez can make the shower our forget smith's 50 years. why grieve? pain went down to go home with 6 insecurity in these are alto long inside, and this is a very long time in duncan much has remained in the dark. we are driven is needed to last. we must not allow. so let us this darkness is followed by levine and indifferent indifference without losing to let his why, when it will not be well comes in. the establishment of independent omission is hung to shad for light on to the darkness her surrounding state reaction. right. if you hadn't so far as on the meeting for my wife and sons of as possibly of these 2 can contribute to this explanation, we'll do that. you can corner there and pick a game i you, nigh

it was also highly emotional visit for israel's prime minister. his father survived the whole of course his grandfather was murdered in a nazi concentration camp. there was survivors of the holocaust, the joint, israel's prime minister there in this place. did you just mention at the place of the vans a confidence when 9042 topped nazi official supplant? and how they could send millions of jews to this extinction? a center what german tantalus shall said is the site is a special reminder to us to keep alive the memory of the victims of the shore and the horace of this crime against humanity. that was something that he sat during this meeting with this survivors. and it's quite similar to a visit that s sholtes also didn't excuse me, stein. male. so did with israel's president when he was in germany only a few weeks ago. g w. benjamin alvarez group are on the story force here in berlin tonight. benjamin, thank you. let's bring you up to date now with more world headlines, a right wing block has a narrow lead over the governing center lift coalition

, you talks and exit from israel. the door, which had been threatened from the 1st day of its existence, surrounded by hate. then mitzi, the use of narcan. people in israel have always known that the jews state has to be strong, had well defended you. in germany, we get the sports people from israel who our guests, their safety had been entrusted to us on vice vas. what a great vote of confidence that was in the us who after the crimes against humanity of the show are under numbers and spirit to take part to the olympic games in the house. he sits by the country of the perpetrators. robin. oh, who will be among the athletes and coaches? there were also survivors of the shower from barnabees with good part of the sad and painful truth. he will, this commemoration is the fact that we wanted to be good. how's that sound? the israel is now, however, of amusing the door itself because if we were not able to live up to the trust that the israeli sportsman, the families had places in germany and they were not safe or they we

now israel has released the findings of what it calls an operational investigation. the accused investigating themselves these rarely probe found that quote, there was a high possibility that was clear was accidentally hit by israeli gunfire that was fired towards what acclaimed was suspects identified as armed palestinian gunman. however, there has been no evidence to support israel's claim. kitty was killed in broad daylight whilst wearing clearly marked press protested your eye witness statements envied your evidence, shows that there was no extremes or fire. and the veteran journalist followed all protocol investigations by algae 0 the new york times. and cnn all established that she was killed by israeli fire, in what's many say appear to have been a deliberate hit in the media off them off of the killing israeli officials changed their narrative 7 times and 24 hours. and now 4 months later, whilst admitting that's one of their soldiers was probably behind the killing, the insists it was a mistake. israeli officials will hope that releasing these findings will h

israel's prime minister on a diplomatic visit here in berlin but i ran remains a point of contention. and a spanish teenager making sporting history. carlos valdes bakes history, winning his first u.s. open file. becoming the youngest ever world number one. i am brent goff, to our viewers watching on pbs and the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin this monday with a final farewell, thousands of mourners have been paying their respects to the late queen elizabeth in scotland. this was led by her son, king charles the third. tens of thousands are expected to you the coffin overnight at st. giles cathedral before it is flown to london tomorrow afternoon. >> the long goodbye to queen elizabeth continues. the centerpiece of a long day of ceremony in scotland was the possession of the queens coffin. a short ceremony followed. for those who came out to view the events, the sense of history was huge. >> i just say it is good to be here. they will tell their children one day. it will discontinue. >> just to be a part of history. >> am here mostly because it is a