america lives in one of the world's safest neighborhoods. israelrld. israel is strong that it's much more vulnerable. american leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. [applause] i think that encapsulates the difference. i've been kind mr. of israel for nine years. there's not a single day not one day that i didn't think about the survival of my country and the actions that i take to ensure that survival not one day. [applause] and because of these differences america and israel have had some serious disagreements over the course of our friendship. it started with at the beginning. in 1948, secretary of state george marshall opposed the intention to declare statehood. he vehemently opposed it. but understanding what was at stake he went ahead and declared the independence. in 1967, as the noose was tightening around their knack, the united states warned the prime minister that if israel acted alone, it would be a loan but israel did act alone to defend itself. in 1981 under the le

america lives in one of the world's safest neighborhoods. israel lives in the world's most dangerous neighborhood. america is the strongest power in the world. israel is strong, but it's much more vulnerable. american leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. [applause] i think that incapsulates the different. i've been prime minister of israel for nine years. there is not a single day not one day that i didn't think about the survival of my country and the actions that i take to ensure that survival, not one day. [applause] and because of these differences america and israel have had some serious disagreements over the course of our nearly 70-year-old friendship. that started with the beginning. in 1948, secretary of state george marshall opposed david ben guron's intention. but ben-gurion understanding what was at stake went ahead and declared israel's independence. in 1967, as an arab noose was tightening around israel's neck, the united states warned that if israel acted alone

it affects america israel and globally. it needs to be addressed. second, we have an unprecedented theory of terrorist threats emerging in the middle east. this isis threat that we have in the middle east has emerged is an unprecedented kind of organization. a large organization of scale, tens of thousands of people. 20,000 foreign fighters. the pace of foreign fighters coming into the iraq syria theater has not slowed down. some 3 or 4,000 of those have western passports. it's a well financed organization and presents a real threat i think. you have al quaeda organizations in syria and still the al quaeda organization in south asia. you have organizations in north africa. and you have because of social media and technology you have the ability to radicalize individual small groups around the world. this is a new phase in the terror threat and one that will be with us for a long time. >> very briefly for us general. >> nuclear iran is not in the same level as those other threats. [applause]. >> and and on the second all these organizations which use

america lives in one of the world's safest neighborhoods. israel lives in the world's most dangerous neighborhood. america is the strongest power in the world. israel is strong but it's much more vulnerable. american leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. you know i think that encapsulates the difference. i've been prime minister of israel for nine years. there's not a single day, not one day that i didn't think about the survival of my country and the actions that i take to ensure that survival. not one day. [ applause ] because of these difference america and israel have had serious disagreements over the course of our nearly 70-year-old friendship. it started with the beginning. in 1948 secretary of state george marshall opposed the intention to declare statehood. that's an understatement. he opposed it. but understanding what was at stake, went ahead and declared israel's independence. in 1967 as an arab noose was tightening around israel's neck the united states warned the

america lives in one of the world's safest neighborhoods. israel lives in the world's most dangerous neighborhood. america is the strongest power in the world. israel is strong, but it is much more vulnerable. america's leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. [applause] i think that encapsulates the difference. i have been prime minister for nine years. there is not a single day, not one day, that i did not think about the survival of my country, and the actions i take to ensure that survival. not one day. [applause] and, because of these differences, america and israel have had serious disagreements over the course of our nearly 70-year-old friendship. that started with the beginning. in 1948, secretary of state george marshall opposed the intention to declare statehood. he vehemently opposed it. but then goren, understanding what was at stake, declared israel's independence. in 1967, as an arab noose was tightening around israel's neck the u.s. warned the prime minister that if

my friends, may israel and america always stand together, strong and resolute. may we neither fear nor dread the challenges ahead. may we face the future with confidence, strength, and hope. may god bless israel and the united states of america. [applause] [applause] thank you very much. thank you, all. you are wonderful. thank you, america. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] >> following the prime minister's speech, president obama said that the israeli prime minister had no viable alternatives to u.s. negotiations with iran on its nuclear program. the president made the remarks during a photo opportunity with ashton carter. >> this will be the first opportunity i have to get an extensive debriefing from secretary carter. he will be giving me some impressions about how we are planning our drawdown and

but i know israel does not stand alone. i know america stands with israel and i know you stand with israel. [applause]. >> you stand with israel because you know the story of israel is not only the story of the jewish people, but the human spirit that refuses again and again to saw come to history's hearth. facing me right up there in the gallery, over looking all of us in this chamber is the image of moses. moses lead our people from slavery to the gates of the promise land. and before the people of israel entered the land of israel. moses gave us a message that is still the resolve for thousands of years. i leave you with his message today. be strong and res -- resolute neither fear nor dread them. may israel and america always stand together strong and resolute. may we neither fear nor dread the challenges ahead. may we face the future with confidence, strength and hope. may god bless the state of israel and may god bless the united states of america. [applause]. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking to a joint session

my friends, may israel and america always stand together strong and resolute. may we neither fear nor dread the challenges ahead. may we face the future with confidence, strength and hope. may god bless the state of israel and may god bless the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you all. you're wonderful. thank you, america. thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> so there he is. the prime minister of israel not mincing any words, declaring boldly the deal that's being negotiated by the united states and other countries of the united nations. the prime minister of israel saying, this is a bad deal. this is a very bad deal, we're better off without it. the prime minister declaring that he simply does not trust the iranians for any kind of agreement and getting a rousing reception from the members of the house and the senate who were there. jake tapper, he will be walking out, shaking hands. this is presumably what he wanted to b

israel is grateful for the support of american -- of america's people and of america's presidents from harry truman to barack obama. [ applause ] >> we appreciate all that president obama has done for israel. now some of that is widely known. [ applause ] >> some of that is widely known, like strengthening security cooperation and intelligence sharing, opposing anti-israeli resolutions at the u.n. some of what the president has done for israel is less well-known. i called him in 2010 when we had the caramel forest fire and he immediately agreed to respond to my request for urgent aid. in 2011, we had our embassy in cairo under siege, and again, he provided vital assistance at the crucial moment. or his support for more missile interceptions during our operation last summer when we took on hamas terrorists. [ applause ] >> in each of those moments, i called the president and he was there. and some of what the president has done for israel might never be known because it touches on some of the most sensitive and strategic issues that arise between an american president and an israeli pri

israel's former defence minister. tell me what you thought of the binyamin netanyahu's speech or hit me up at facebook.com/ali velshi. >>> prime minister binyamin netanyahu insists he had come to america to issue a public and grave warning about iran's nuclear intention, the president obama administration will nist that israel and america is in firm agreement. how to accomplish the goal. we are joined by a senior member of the binyamin netanyahu's luckued party and former defence minister. what happens to iran if there is no deal as binyamin netanyahu is calling for? >> prime minister binyamin netanyahu is sounding the alarm for israel's survival. it is clear to date to the congress to the american people that yes have to wake up and deal with the sanctions, we don't have to give up but give for sanctions. what we see today, the agreement is being formulated not just for us but in israel. but for the american people that we were fighting against. >> binyamin netanyahu says no deal with iran is better than getting a bad deal the one you are negotiating now. isn't it foolish not to negotiate with iran. it got this far. when you say continue the sanctions, iran could continue enriching n

israel is grateful for the support of america's people and of america's presidents, from harry trumanack obama. [ applause ] we appreciate all that president obama has done for israel. now some of that is widely known. [ applause ] some of that is5zdbx widelyp÷s? like strengthening security corporation and intelligence sharing, opposing resolutions at the u.n. some of what the president has done for israel is less well known. i called him in 2010 when we had the caramel forest fire and he immediately agreed to respond to my request for urgent aid. in 2011 we had our embassy in cairo under siege and again, he provided vital assistance at the crucial moment. his support for more missile intercepters during our operation last summer when we took on hamas terrorists. [ applause ] in each of those moments, i called the president and he was there. some of what the president has done for israel, might never be known because it touches on some of the most sensitive and strategic issues that arise between an american president and an israeli prime minister. but i know it and i will always be g

america lives in one of the world's safest neighborhoods. israel dangerous neighborhood. america is the strongest power in the world. israel is strong but it's much more vulnerable. american leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. you know -- [applause] i think that encapsulates the difference. i've been prime minister of israel for nine years. there is not a single day not one day that i didn't think about the survival of my country and the actions that i take to insure that survival not one day. [applause] and because of these differences america and israel have had some serious disagreements over the course of our nearly 70-year-old friendship. that started with the beginning. in 1948 secretary of state george marshall opposed david ben-gurion's intention to declare statehood. that is an understatement. he vehemently opposed it. but ben-gurion understanding what was at stake went ahead and declared israel's independence. in 1967 as a arab noose was tightening around israel's n

administration to publicly support israel, but this visit has been a controversial one. >> it has been, it is america's ambassador to the u.n. issamantha powers went out of her way to talk about the great relations with the state of israel and condemned the united nations for being not respective of israel and the the same thing occurred in geneva. everyone in washington is going out of their way saying that we believe in a stronger relationship with israel. what is going on is interesting. netanyahu is saying i'm not to blame in the strained relationship. and the obama administration is saying we're not to blame, it's prime minister netanyahu. both sides are trying to maintain support for the relationships, but both sides are undermining the relationship as well. >> where does the problem lie? is it between net are a ya hoo netanyahu and obama? because we've known for years that they're not the best of buddies or policies. >> it is an overwhelming agreement that is israeli obnoxiousness towards their patron, towards their support center washington, the obama administration in the way in which netanyah

the prime minister appealing to the, quote, remarkable alliance between israel and america, making his case personally against a deal he says would all but guarantee that iran builds a nuclear bomb threatening the existence of israel, and indeed the future of the world. we will now share with you some of the key moments from his remarks. >> i want to thank you all for being here today. i know that my speech has been the subject of much controversy. i deeply regret that some perceive my being here as political. that was never my intention. the r alliance between israel and the united states has always been above politics it must always remain above politics. [ applause ] my friends, i come here today because as prime minister of israel i feel a profound obligation to speak to you about an issue that could well threaten the survival of my country. and the future of my people. iran's quest for nuclear weapons, the greatest danger facing our world, is the marriage of militant islam with nuclear weapons. to defeat isis, and let iran get nuclear weapons would be to win the battle, but lose t

israel is grateful for the support of america's people and of america's presidents from harry truman to barack obama. [ applause ] we appreciate all that president obama has done for israel. now, some of that is widely known. [ applause ] some of that is widely known like strengthening security cooperation and intelligence sharing, opposing anti-israeli resolutions at the u.n. some of what the president has done for israel is less well known. i called him in 2010 when we had the caramel forest fire he immediately agreed to the request for urgent aid. in 2011, we had our embassy in cairo under siege. again, he provided vital assistance at the crucial moment. or his support for more missile intercepters when we took on hamas terrorists. in each of those moments i called the president and he was there and some of what the president has done for israel might never be known because it touches on some of the most sensitive and strategic issues that arise between an american president and an israeli prime minister, but i know it and i will always be grateful to president obama for that suppo

[applause] but i know that israel does not stand alone. i know that america stands with israel. i know that you stand with israel. [applause] you stand with israel because you know that the story of israel is not only the story of the jewish people but of the human spirit that refuses again and again to succumb to history's horrors. [applause] facing me right up there in the gallery overlooking all of us in this august chamber, is the image of moses. moses led our people from slavery to the gates of the promised land, and before the people of israel entered the land of israel moses gave us a message that steeled our resolve for thousands of years. i leave you with his message today. [speaking hebrew] be strong and resolute, neither fear nor dread them. my friends may israel and america always stand together, strong and resolute, may we neither fear nor dread the challenges ahead. may we face the future with confidence strength and hope. may god bless the state of israel and may god bless the united states of america! [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> israeli prime minister

israel and the united states will continue to stand together because america and israel are more than friends. we're like a family. disagreements in the family are always uncomfortable, but we must always remember that we are family. >> a family that cannot agree on how to rein in the cousin who is acting badly. for more on the prime minister's speech and how this is playing in israel let's bring in oren liebermann in israel. >> reporter: good morning, christine. from the moment the speech was announced, it has split the politicians and the public on a good idea or bad idea. there is some agreement. both sides agree a nuclear iran poses a threat to the security of israel. the question is how best to handle the threat. netanyahu's party sees this as a critical opportunity to warn america and europe about the threat that nuclear iran poses to israel. the left has seen this as a political move. two weeks to go until the election netanyahu wants security to be the number one issue. there are a number of issues. the economy netanyahu is not as strong on. this is viewed as netanyahu's to ke

the prime minister appealing to the, quote, remarkable alliance between israel and america, making his case personally against a deal he says would all but guarantee that iran builds a nuclear bomb threatening the existence of israel, and indeed the future of the world. we will now share with you some of the key moments from his remarks. >> i want to thank you all for being here today. i know that my speech has been the subject of much controversy. i deeply regret that some perceive my being here as political. that was never my intention. the remarkable alliance between israel and the united states has always been above politics it must always remain above politics. [ applause ] my friends, i come here today because as prime minister of israel i feel a profound obligation to speak to you about an issue that could well threaten the survival of my country. and the future of my people. iran's quest for nuclear weapons, the greatest danger facing our world, is the marriage of militant islam with nuclear weapons. to defeat isis, and let iran get nuclear weapons would be to win the battle, b

there have been hard to take insults from both sides but the relationship between israel and america is unique. and israel is the only true democracy in that part of the world. we need israel and israel needs us. it's time to stop the back and forth and repair the alliance quietly. nothing makes america and israel's enemies happy than believing relationship between israel and america is unraveled. right now they have to wonder. back in a minute. do you have something for pain? i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! doing this all day, my feet and legs got really tired. so i got dr. scholl's massaging gel work insoles. they absorb the shock of working on my feet all day. i feel energized! i'm a believer. dr. scholl's massaging gel work insoles. i'm a believer! bob we turn to the other story that is getting noticed in every home in america where there are growing kids. that is the nfl and league's ongoing probl

israel and the united states will continue to stand together because america and israel are more than friends. we're like a family. now disagreements in the family are always uncomfortable, but we must always remember we are family. >> for more on the prime minister's speech and how this is playing in israel let's bring in oren liebermann live in jerusalem. >> reporter: good morning, christine. it is within the last two or three days the sensitive information has taken over the headlines. up until now, until the moment the speech was announced, it was public opinion here in israel and in america. both support and disagreement. the threat is iran poses the safety to israel and is this speech a good idea? the right support lekud party. on the other hand you have the left. labor camp. they oppose this speech. this is interesting, in the last two or hethree days israelis are quiet. here they have been quiet. it seems they are trying to show a unified israel to the world with netanyahu on the international stage. the criticism has been muted. now he has his aipac speech over with it is tim

my friends they israel and america always stand together strong and resolute. y lead neither fear or dread the challenges ahead. may god bless the state of israel and may god bless the united states of america. [applause] speak to the president of israel. he spoke and as you can see he ended with tumultuous applause and a standing ovations that just will not quit. great force and great power. we have response to the speech. i want to turn to you first. that was a very forceful present tatian. >> yes it was. stuart: did it undermines the president position. >> revealing some secret of it. simply put together a clear and compelling argument. >> a lot of us were waiting for some clue of what has been going on in these talks. he did not do liver that. what he delivered was great parity. he set out the case. the claim is israel is a part partisan issue in congress. i paid to differ. i think israel does not have full support of the democrats. you say what? >> there is a huge gap between republicans and democrats in israel. in congress, using more bipartisan support. >

america lives in one of the world's safest neighborhoods. israelld's most dangerous neighborhood. america is the strongest power in the world. israel is strong but it is much more vulnerable. american leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. you know -- [ applause ] i think that encapsulates the difference. i have been prime minister of israel for nine years. there's not a single day, not one day, that i didn't think about the survival of my country and the actions that i take to ensure that survival, not one day. and because of these differences america and israel have had some serious disagreements over the course of our nearly seven-year-old friendship. that started with the beginning. in 1948 secretary of state george marshall opposed david ben gur in's state hood he vehemently opposed it. but understanding what was at stake went ahead, declared israel's independence. in 1967 as an arab noose was tightening around israel's neck the united states warned prime minister that if i

[applause] these attacks on israel's legitimacy are biased, they are ugly, and the united states of america will not rest until they stop. [applause] now, as a few of you may have heard, the prime minister of israel is in town. [applause] rumor has it, he may be giving a couple speeches? you may also heard about tension in the relationship between the u.s. and israel. let's separate a few different issues. politics, policy, and what the u.s. does each and every day to combat anti-semitism around the world, and fight attacks against israel at the united nations. [applause] we believe firmly that israel's security and the u.s.-israel partnership transcends politics, and it always will. [applause] that is a very important statement you have all made. it was the same bond that led president truman to make the u.s. the first country to recognize israel. 11 minutes after it declared its existence in 1948. and, it is why we have stood by israel's side every minute since. our commitments to our partnership with israel are bedrock commitments, rooted in shared fundamental values must amended through

israel is at odds of the obama administration over their pursuit of talks with iran over nuclear weapons. >> america and israel are more than friends. we're like a family. we're practically -- now, disagreements in the family are always uncomfortable. but we must always remember that we are family. [applause] [applause]. >> rooted in a common heritage up holding common values sharing a common destiny, and that's the message i came to tell you today. our alliance is sound. our friendship is strong. and with your efforts, it will get even stronger in the years to come. >> let's go live now to tom who's been following all the developments from washington d.c. very strong words there of course from the israeli president reiterating how strong the relationship is between israel and the u.s. what are we expecting him to say to congress on tuesday. >>reporter: probably in more detail the kinds of objections that israel has to the course of the negotiations ongoing between the u.s. the other five powers and iran. specifically the israeli's objections whether or not he goes into such detail but nevertheless,

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analysts now believe the obama white house may decide to lift america's diplomatic cover for israel at the united nations security council. condemning israel's settlement policy allowing such condemnation to move forward is just one of the options the administration appears to be considering. mike viqueria has this report. >> fresh from his election night triumph, benjamin netanyahu sought to blur the lines he had drawn. there would be no one state solution. i. >> i don't want a one state solution i want a sustainable two state solutions, but circumstances have to change. >> reporter: if it should be changed, united states stands alone in the defense of israel. >> to walk away from the commitment just this week has prompted the united states to evaluate our position on these matters going forward. >> reporter: another open wound in the relationship using the specter of high israel-palestinian turnout on election day to scare tactic the israelis on election day. >> i'm proud to be prime minister of all israelis, arabs and jews alike. >> pretty transparent method of marginalize arab isra

after an unprecedented speech to america from israel's prime minister. tonight described as a moment for the history books. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone i'm megyn kelly. benjamin netanyahu receiving standing ovations as he urged american lawmakers to oppose a pending nuclear deal with iran. we will hear tonight from brit hume top democrats and marco rubio joins us later. >>> breaking news on hillary clinton. allegations that she may have broken the law when serving as secretary of state. but first, the

the american israel public affairs committee is holding its and a policy conference in washington d.c. this weekend. the group known as aipac is described as america pro israel lobby. we will have remarks live 5 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the c-span cities tour takes book tv and american history tv on the road. learning about history and literary life. we take a visit to galveston, texas. >> the opening the canal sailing ships were almost dealt a death blow. with that opening of the canal some ships had a shorter route to the far east india, all those markets. sailing ships needed to find a way to make their own living. instead of higher valued cargo, they started caring lower valued cargo. coal. oil. cotton. carried any kind of cargo that did not require getting to market at a fast pace. >> watch our events from galveston saturday, march 7 at new eastern on book tv. sunday, march 8 at 2 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >> the political landscape has changed with the 114th congress. there are 43 new republicans. 15 new democrats. in the house. keep track of the members in congress using congressional chronicle on c-span.org. the pa

israel. because they have demonstrated an arrogance that america's going to dictate the terms of security in e can facilitate discussions, if we can provide a neutral forum, if we can bring people together, great. but it shouldn't be america saying here's how you should resolve the security issues in israel. >> president cruz would not support and push for a palestinian state? >> i think that is a decision for the nation of israel. i think israel has far more stake in achieving peace and achieving a long-term solution in israel. and the impediment to peace is not the israelis. the impediment to peace -- right now the palestinians have a so-called unity government with hamas, a terrorist organization who i might note openly celebrated the kidnapping and murder of israeli teenagers. you can't negotiate settlement with terrorists like hamas that are calling for the elimination of the nation of israel. that's the impediment to peace. i would love to see peace in israel and so would israelis and a great many palestinians, but as long as the palestinian government allies itself with terrorist organ

israel. we also have, let's see here, former president ahmadinejad calling for the end of america, and israel. the zionist regime has reached a dead-end thanks to god, our wish will soon be realized the germ of corruption will be wiped off. he said thanks to god, the countdown to the decline of america's demonic power has begun, death to america, death to america death to america. that was ahmadinejad. so this is the history, and last week they are shooting at markups of american ships. why would we even be negotiating with people like this? >> well, that's a fundamental question. but i'm going to ask something else. you know the prime minister mentioned that in the planned agreement, there's something called a sunset clause. remember iran still has hostile intentions toward israel towards the united states. now according to sunset clause, let's say it's ten years whatever restrictions you put on the iranian enrichment program they run out after ten years. now, if we look at this deal that's being cooked and we see that it doesn't restrict the development of ballistic missiles, so they can ma

my friends, may israel and america always stand together, strong and resolute. er feared nor dread the challenges ahead. may we meet the future with strength. may god bless the state of israel and the united states of america. [applause] >> the israeli prime minister gave a passionate speech. we are with you, we will talk about the speech and about his message. he says he wants a deal with iran to dismantle its nuclear program. he does not want this deal with this iranian government. >> in a way, we knew he was against the deal. the question was could he late out a path forward. could he get a better deal? a military option would be a difficult sale. there is not much appetite for it. he seems to be saying we need to wait for regime change in iran. that is the most important thing. no deal until iran changes leadership and changes its role in the middle east area --. that is an important way to frame the argument. >> he is a pretty good politician. here he is, milking in the applause. we will continue to watch the chamber and the theatrics. that paul is filled wi

america. god bless israel and never let your guard down, america.ecause if you do, your sons, your daughters, your grandchildren, they'll pay the price. host: independents line, christine is calling. >> this is christine and i watched the entire speech and i knew it was commented on. i'm in 100%, he is a brave man and great leader and i see no disrespect to the president whatsoever coming from him or boehner, either one. i like them both. and if our president would not be so difficult to work with, then it wouldn't have to be this way. i want to give kudos to speaker pelosi and speaker reed for showing up. and this man speaks truth and iran has been evil from the beginning of the ayatolla reign and i have been watching it every years. i have been disabled for quite sometime i watch a lot of news, tv and weather and i see what is going on and how isis is taking over and hamas muslim brother hood. and if everybody doesn't watch out, the end is going to be upon us. god bless america, god bless israel and may peace be under jerusalem, bless their leader

america lives in one of the world's safest neighborhoods. israel lives in the world's most dangerous neighborhood. america is the strongest power in the world. israel is strong, but much more vulnerable. american leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. [applause] i think that encapsulates the difference. host: again that was yesterday. the full speech is available at www.c-span.org. if you go to the pages of usa today, they list several of the dignitaries that have addressed congress, including those that have visited the united kingdom nelson mandela, boris yeltsin. and he said that the first to address a joint meeting of congress was thinking of white in 1971. harry on the democrat side. caller: i am disappointed from -- in the representative from tennessee who was on the news yesterday refusing to go listen to netanyahu. anyone with any sense at all says that the bible is if you are going to be less, you have to be willing to help them and not be occurs to them. host: have you

why do we believe the mullahs in their desire to wipe israel off the map and destroy america? >> irwell, the statements of ayatollah khomeini are not just i his statements they are repeated by the entire iranian leadership. when you look at the statements of theea commanders of the revolutionary guard, ifth you look at the statements of other leading officials in iran they all call for the construction -- destruction of israel in one way or another. they even put the statement aboutat destroying israel on placards, on billboards which theyh attach to missile carriers carrying the missile that could hit israel. they are just opposing their hostile intentions with their growing capabilities. that is why prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu has to be so careful and pay very close attention to what iran is doing. the stakes are the future of the jewish state. >> i goe back to and the prime minister mentioned this in a speech this week even as they areat negotiating and yelling at johnre kerry and the iranians had to be told to stop yelling at john kerry even the iranians ar

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frankly, part of my goal in going to israel is to continue to strengthen the relationship that we have between americayou going to -- >> they're an important ally. >> are you going to speak to the kinesset the way you invited the prime minister to speak here? >> no, i don't need all the fanfare. >> the prime minister right before his re-election disavowed a two-state solution. then right afterwards he said never mind he took it back. you know political rhetoric campaign rhetoric. even for a politician wasn't this a little brazen. >> i don't think so. >> why not? >> he doesn't have a partner. >> how do you have a two-state solution when you don't have a partner, when the other state is vowing to wipe you off the face of the earth? and so until there's a willing partner willing to sit down and have -- and have peace talks, i think it's irrelevant whether we're talking about a two-state solution. >> it's still an aspirational goal. >> i think it's an aspirational goal. i think when the prime minister walked back his comments he realized it's an aspirational goal but we're nowhere close to having anything

. >> israel is grateful for the support of america's people and of america's presidents from harry truman to barack obama. >> i did not have a chance to watch prime minister netanyahu's speech. i did have a chance to take a look at the transcript. and as far as i can tell there was nothing new. >> to let iran get nuclear weapons would be to win the battle but lose the war. we can't let that happen. >> on the core issue, which is how do we prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, the prime minister didn't offer any viable alternatives. >> this is a bad deal. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it paves iran's path to the bomb. >> i have repeatedly said that i would rather have no deal than a bad deal. even military action would not be a successful as the deal that we have put forward. >> now we're being told that the only alternative to this bad deal is war. that's just not true. the alternative to this bad deal is a much better deal. >> welcome to this special edition of "hannity," obama versus netanyahu. earlier this week the israeli prime minister warned lawmakers during a jo

my sense is that the ties between america and israel are so strong, especially in the business area, at these minor spats are minor. there are real issues out there, such as trying to prevent both america and israel, prevent iran from petting the bomb. we want to promote economic growth. we want to defeat terror. i think these personality conflicts belong in "people" magazine, not on the news. i just don't see it as critical. what i am excited about is the fact that last year, israel experience ad 46% increase in investment in startups. our already hot startup scene is red hot. we had 20 ipos, okay? three of the top 10 ipos in new york last year were israeli companies. we had one of them, a company called rewalk that allows paraplegics, rwk to walk out of their wheelchair. liz: we profiled them. >> what is amazing this shows no signs of abating. only increasing. companies like caesar stone are breaking through and creating jobs in america. that is wonderful with the payback, america supported israel all these years. now israelly innovation is powering nasdaq and new york stock exchang

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my friends, may israel and america always stand together, strong and resolute. may we neither fear nor dread the challenges ahead. may we face the future with confidence, strength, and hope. may god bless israel and the united states of america. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you very much. [applause] thank you, all. you are wonderful. thank you, america. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> more than 50 democrats skipped prime minister's netanyahu meeting. later house democrats fell -- help a press conference and criticized it as political theater. this is 45 minutes. >> you don't pay attention to him any way. >> thank you all for being here, i'm john yarmouth of kentucky. gathered with me are colleagues, all of whom opposed the appearance of prime minister netanyahu today. some who attended the event and some who didn't and all of whom have s