in recognized bound reis by the entire international community at the very last moment abu mazen, dr.abbas, didn't say yes to a plan which was presented to him by me which -- >> rose: a plan he negotiated. >> that we negotiated for a long time. we met six times for hours each time and a plan which i think former secretary of state condoleezza rice thought that it was the best ever plan that was presented by the state of israel. >> rose: you went further than anyone else had gone in order to get a two state solution and end the conflict. >> yes, yes, that's right. >> rose: why did you do it? >> i did it because i think that peace is the best guarantee for the security and the existence of the state of israel. to change entirely the status of israel in the international community. it would have created an entirely new relations with israel not just with the palestinians but possibly with 57 muslim states around the world would have changed dramatically. it could have opened up opportunities for both us and the palestinians instead of fighting against each other, incorporating as -- coop

unfortunately today you feel even abu mazen cannot go into gaza because if you go to gaza today, no one can guarantee you will be so out of gaza. it is much deeper than what we think it's about i hope one day we have the force to elect a different government. look at what's happening in the region. we spoke about the arab spring. spring is a beautiful world. it's something we speak about being born, but it's not romantic to the arab spring because whenever the art of resolution, and islamic forces gaining power. following very carefully nobody knows what will happen after a side would get out of syria eventually. so we have to be very careful. be part of the settlement, with a gap between what people think about the settlement out of court and the jury-ish community and about the reality. maybe you can tell me, do you know what is the actual percentage of settlement of jewish homes occupying land in judea and samaria? sound settlement, what is actual on the ground that she had occupied the lands? anyone? >> is 3%. i wish it was 50, 90 or 100%. but it's not the case. it is vacant. the id

abu mazen in twooi2008 received the generous offer from the prime minister, and he just refused it andidn't have the decency to have a counter offerer. when net tanyahu came into offi and tried to negotiate for peace, the palestinians again didn't come to the table and found for pretexts to attack us both politically and legally. this is not the way to move forward. >> that is israel's deputy minister of foreign affairs. well, they're real life heroes, people like this one, who helps poor people around the world. we'll get you ready for tonight's hero awards. >>> and this proves you should never, ever get up, a dog and his owner reunited after seven years apart. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help those affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open, and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. and bp's also committed to america. we support nearly 250,000 jobs and invest more here than anywhere else. we're working to fuel america for generations to come. our