an offender or a victim of racism an arab israeli man of finds himself behind bars after having consensual sex with a jewish woman who complained to police afterwards saying he tricked her into believing he was also a jew. and a moscow court delays moving on in the alleged. accused of dozens of murders and all the race crimes while psychiatric tests are carried out. you're watching our team broadcasting live from moscow six in the morning here thank you for joining us kossovo z. unilateral declaration of independence from serbia in two thousand and eight did not break international law the international court of justice in the hague has ruled the judges decided there is no legal article which prohibits declarations of sovereignty sparking concerns among countries with separatist movements but a dangerous precedent has been set the highest court of the united nations rejected serbia's claim that kossovo succession in february two thousand and eight violated its territorial integrity the u.s. and most european nations recognize kossovo but the russian foreign ministry backing the serbian pos

we cannot that relationship we cannot be just human being and a friend or a victim of racism an arab israeli man finds himself behind bars all to hundred consensual sex with a jewish woman who complained to police tricked into believing he was also would. call delays of moving on in the men's neo nazi group accused of dozens of murders and other race crimes while psychiatric tests are carried out. live from our studios here in central moscow this is a t with twenty four hours a day the un's highest court has ruled kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence from serbia over two years ago did not violate international law the court said there was no article which prevents declarations of sovereignty the decision which is a rejection of a claim by serbia is non-binding because of a majority declared independence from belgrade in february two thousand and eight to you and brokered negotiations failed us and most european nations recognize the move but serbia backed by russia and china called it a violation of its territorial integrity because of a previously been administered by the un foll

it is take no prisoners comedy he is called some times the arab israeli woody alan crossed with larryhumour manages to make everybody wince and laugh at the same time, arabs and jews a like. >>> you have so much diversity in this community on so many different levels among them all the ways we talk about israel and do our best to engage in civil dialogue around issues having to deal with israel i understand you are having a very important panel. >> yeah, in addition to some dozen or more films from israel, both documentaries and features including films about politics and israeli palestine conflict, sitcom like air rack labor features -- arab labor features these films, ... we know they some times talk about and address difficult topics that need to be aired in the jewish community and community at large. we thought we would have a brief sort of community conversation, panel on thursday july 29th, free at the castro theatre at 11:30 a.m. calling it is dialogue possible how films help, talk about israel or not. some times films, theatre programs or lectures can polarize and some times

watching r t in ten minutes we told the british you listen hard you spent a decade covering the arab israeli conflict that's coming up shortly it's an interesting challenge you not call it so far today as catch up with the latest from the world of business before the dinner bushnell's here. welcome to business people tony hayward is expected to step down before its quarterly results on tuesday over sky news has reported that he could be given a directorship of the company's russian operation t.n. k b p the new head of the global operation is likely to be robert dudley the decision is expected to come to be meeting on monday and head of its second quarter results hey we've been wordly criticised over the gulf of mexico spill which has cost the company forty percent of its market capitalization but his replacement is no stranger to conflict robert dudley left russia two years ago after a dispute with the russian shareholders of t.k. b.p. . there have been reports b.p. could sell lucrative russian venture to b.p. to state owned gazprom all rules nerved but oil and gas analyst alexander desire f

. >> reporter: thworld watched as the latest arab-israeli confct unfolded. despietd their history of violence, one group believes there can be pea. >> our people have suffere enough. when i sayour people, i mean the arabs, and the jews, because they are our people. we are half blood brhers. >> the arab-christian, mes i messianic fellowship proves they can come together in pea. >> it says we need to bow and profess jesus christ is lord. [applause]. >> the focus of our meeting is on jesus. to show the world it is possible, it is possible for arab and jews to comeogether. >> howard silverman started the conference 20 years ago. brothers who couldn't get over the fact that there are jesus. >> i watch people, arabs and jews dancing and eating together, and worshipping together. >> he is a miraculous god. he can change hearts. only he can heal a heart. >> they want to demonstrate that arabs and jews can love each other even with all of the chaos going on in the middle east. >> lord we pray that we displaclearly. any new fellowship believes true peace is only possib

uh, what about the arab-israeli conflict, for example, where usip has been involved for a long time, and i guess you are as well? uh, we've heard about peace building and peacemaking between the arabs and the israelis for decades now. why hasn't this succeeded? why hasn't there been an opportunity to actually build a peace between these two groups? >> well, certainly, we don't have enough time left on the show to explain all of the obstacles in the middle east that relate to uh, the palestinian-israeli issue, uh, but it has been very difficult to build civil society organizations, especially on the palestinian side, for a variety of reasons. uh, some of them related to support for the palestinians, some of them related to the palestinians themselves. the current palestinian leadership now is intent on institution building, uh, and needs a great deal of help. they are also supportive of the help that they have received on civil society organizations. and there is a great deal going on that we support in terms of education and media and uh, in the palestinian regions. uh, and, once that

by deception israeli arab men in prison after he persuades a woman to have sex with him by saying he's jewish. and a court delays a ruling on a group use of racist hate crimes including murder and extremist plots while psychiatric tests are carried out. live from our studios here in central moscow this is r t with the twenty four hours a day good to have you with us the un's highest court has ruled you know natural declaration of independence from serbia over two years ago did not violate international law the court said there was no war tical which prevents declarations of sovereignty the decision which is a rejection of a claim by serbia is non-binding because it is that albanian majority declared independence from belgrade in february two thousand and eight after the un brokered negotiations failed us and most european nations recognize the move but serbia backed by russia and china called an abomination of its territorial integrity as it were previously been administered by the un following the nato bombing campaign against serbia in one thousand nine hundred nine the journalist an

three hundred most civilians palestinians dead and thirteen israelis true of them actually were arab israelis now at an exchange rate of death of one to one hundred the real question is do you really think palestinians think they can do a deal with israel now i doubt it very much i don't think there's many people i meet in the middle east as a whole and i include israeli friends who really believe that he is going to happen i think we're entering a very dark period in a dark period not just for the palestinians but for the israelis for the iranians for the whole region and i think that it is a fact as we know that progress and other senior officials in the u.s. administration have said that what israel does directly does affect our actions in other muslim countries and it has a deleterious effect when i go to afghanistan why do i see philistine written on the wall and the people who write that shoot american soldiers and the question is how long can this go on but i think as long as americans will want to be reelected as president it will go on indefinitely and eventually israel will have the

of palestinian homes in jerusalem the continued building of a column is for israel is an israeli is only on arab land obama goes along with it is the big handshake and that will happen next time will be a little junction from obama and then it'll be the next presidential elections and the next mid-term elections and i think that we all know in israel knows very well that israel has tremendous power which it uses in congress in the senate in washington this means that america cannot be a fair honest broker the real question is since the european union are paying for most of this could the european union or let's get to that but i want to ask dan dan is good in light of what robert fisk just had to say is that in america's best interest to have such a close relationship with israel because the hope or the perception whatever the arab street people want to define these days doesn't see the united states is a fair broker dollops the same side is israel in its pure and simple. right is pure and simple in fact the arab world saw. saw barack obama in the united states as a very fair broker back in marc

and hart who spent decades covering the arab israeli conflict. today i'm talking to alan hart veteran middle east correspondent we're going to start by talking about israel's blockade on gaza and the aid ships that are trying to get into the region allan hart that's very much for talking to r.t. let's talk first about israel's blockade on gaza and the eight chips that are trying to get in and israel insists that that blockade is legal what do you thing well let's first of all say that the purpose of the blockade is the collective punishment of the whole people of gaza to try to wean them away from hamas now collective punishment by definition is a war crime it is absolutely illegal. the only benefit of the attempts to break the blockade is not really assisting the people of gaza but it is helping to make israel be perceived in the world to people as more and more state and who is set to gain the most from that p.r. exercise has a very simple truth that most people don't know when israel was created and closed the palestine file after its picture

process of ethnic cleansing but do you not think the fact that since nine hundred forty nine the arab israeli population as well as the palestinian population within the west bank and gaza the fact that those populations have grown considerably doesn't that challenge the theory you put forward well it's grown yes but the question is not just about the numbers it's also a question about where they live and of course there's been a lot of ethnic cleansing going on in the last seventy sixty seventy years as we've seen the population of palestinians being driven further of further away from what israel would want to claim i mean israel hasn't defined its borders so you know the problem is defining israel but this question of where palestinians live of course is crucial to the whole idea of ethnic cleansing and also questions of depending on how you define a genocide there are there on definitions in international law about genocide. and some people would argue that actually what israel is doing qualifies as genocide and whether one wants to adopt that view or not there's very clear issue here abo

an offender or a victim or racism an arab israeli man finds himself behind bars after having consensual sex with a jewish woman she complained to police would say he tricked into believing he was also a jew. and a ruling against an alleged gang in moscow has been put off while four of the suspects go through psychiatric tests that are accused of racially motivated murders and guilty face life behind balls. he continues in less than half an hour from now in the meantime maltese financial guru mexico and delve deep into those standards in the world of high finance stay with us for that. welcome to the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert stacey i don't know if you start or not but the washington post reported on something they're calling top secret america two thousand companies in the u.s. are involved in spying effectively on americans and people all over the world and we know that the reason they're doing this is to help them manipulate markets around the world and trade out inside information and i saw something interesting on the financial times today talking about the

and a fender or a victim of racism and arab israeli man finds himself behind bars after having consensual sex with a jewish woman she complained to police afterwards saying he tricked her into believing he was also a jew. and against it alleged neo nazi gaghan moscow has been put off while four of the suspects go through psychiatric tests accused of racially motivated murders and if found guilty face life behind bars. headlines again in half an hour but next our interview show the new coach of the russian national soccer team dick advocaat is the man in the spotlight with host of that's in just a moment here on. for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. however again welcome to spotlight. i'm al green our vent today my guest is dick advocaat. there were two major events for football fans in russia and july this year the world cup in south africa and the coming of when you had coached the russian national team russia's previous college. quit after failing to qualify for the world cup another dutchman proved more successful

inter minutes we talk to british journalist alan haas he spent decades covering the arab israeli conflict that's to come shortly but first all the latest in the world of business tonight with daniel bushell after this quick break. i'm great for the full stop we've got it. the biggest issues get invoice face to face with the news makers. welcome to business b.p. is expected to announce the replacement of c.e.o. tony hayward before its quarterly results on tuesday and did a new twist haywood could be given a directorship at the company's russian joint venture that means he would effectively swap roles with the american robert dudley who was head of b.p. until two years ago hayward is expected to leave his post as chief executive in october he's been widely criticised over the gulf of mexico spill which has cost the company forty percent of its market capitalization but his replacement is no stranger to conflict robert dudley left russia two years ago after a dispute with local shareholders of b.p. there have been reports b.p. could sell lucrative russian venture t.i.n.k. b.p. the state's ow

and a fender or a victim of racism an arab israeli man a finds himself behind bars after having consensual sex with a jewish woman she complained to police afterwards saying he tricked her into believing he was also a jew. and against an alleged neo nazi gag in moscow has been put off while four of the suspects go through psychiatric tests they are accused of racially motivated murders and if found guilty face life behind bars. those are the headlines and up next peter lavelle ask his guests what is at the heart of the burka issue and whether plants in some western countries to bad muslim face veils is an issue of women's rights or intolerance crosstalk is that here on our t.v. . hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face when the news makers. came . to. the lonely and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to ban or not to ban discussion continues whether muslim woman should be barred from appearing in public with their faces veiled is this debate about religion or a test of tolerance. and you can. discuss the ban on islamic face covering

offender or a victim of racism an arab israeli man to find himself behind bars consensual sex with a jewish woman she complained to police afterward say he tricked her into believing he was also a jew. and a ruling against an alleged neo nazi gag bosco has been put off while four of the suspects go through psychiatric tests they were accused of racially motivated birders and if found guilty face life behind bars. those are the headlines and it's now back to the all of you on the show from our washington studio stay with us. for the. we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news make us. think it's fair to respond. i have cowboy. so you should vote for ken buck because he doesn't wear high heels i mean i hope is not an ideal because i'm sure the senate is not really ready for a drag queen but i'll come back to again just a moment i want to know i want to let you know that he was referring to his opponent jane norton and how she actually questioned his manhood here is what i was talking about seeing those two attacking me there paid for by a shady interes

an offender or a victim of racism an arab israeli man finds himself behind bars after having consensual sex with a jewish woman she complained to police afterward saying who tricked her into believing he was also a jew. and a ruling against an alleged neo nazi gag in moscow has been put off while form the suspects go through psychiatric tests they are accused of racially motivated murders and if found guilty face life behind bars. next as the only on the show among the topics. examines today is arizona's controversial proposed immigration law and arguments that it could mean racial profiling plus plenty more stories from our washington studios. welcome the alona show where we get the real headlines with none of the mersey we're coming live out of washington d.c. and you know we've been talking about it for weeks but today marks day one of the legal proceedings of the arizona immigration law so what's going to happen with the case behind closed doors we're going to be at the issue to get both sides of the story and then next we'll ask is obama the victim of a big old media bully sources

and robert malley who was special assistant to president clinton for arab-israeli affairs. he's now the middle east program director at the international crisis group. mr. malley, stephen hadley the former national security advisor to president bush was quoted last week as saying this meeting between these two was doomed to success. he's speaking about the atmosphere of it. is that right? >> that is right. i think both president obama and prime minister netanyahu had one overriding objective which is to overcome what had been a very troubled relationship in the past. they paint a very different picture. they had different reasons for doing that. in the case of president obama, the fact that he reached the conclusion that the months of tension over the issue of settlement construction between his administration and mr. net netanyahu's government had not been particularly beneficial to the u.s., a fight that the u.s. administration picked perhaps at the wrong time on the wrong issue. this was a meeting that was , as steve hadly said, doomed to succeed because both sides wante