and ariel sharon walked up there. he didn't go in the mosque or the religious shrine and walking around inflamed muslim passions that day and jews prayed down on the western wall below which was the wall around the ancient temple but that is the most explosive piece of real estate in the entire middle east. >> guest: and you have to understand how layered it is and how things are built on top of each other and the proximity and how small the place is. and we try to paint that picture in the book so that -- we take those -- the reader there. on that day when ariel sharon walked up onto the temple mound, i was there. i was pregnant -- you know, and the rocks started flying shortly thereafter. the next day was friday prayers and jews were praying underneath at the western wall and i didn't understand before i lived in israel that -- that -- just how close and how on top each other the mosque and where the jews were praying and that is -- there's a beautiful picture in there. i don't know if you can show that. it's the la

it may be the old of ariel sharon because d.n.a. is self replicating in principle so a small pollution may replicate itself to become a huge pollution. in theory and all this different types or risk aspects that we are concerned a bolt contributing to getting answers to so far is a lot of questions no answers was. was. just like their american colleagues the norwegian team wonders about what effect these new forms of life will have outside the bar tree experience gathered with genetically modified farming has shown that there are and will be grave repercussions to the environment. just as pollen fly in the modified plants drift unwelcome fields fish that escape will undo the predictions made by industry and no longer be subject to control. man is the only one link in the food chain the entire ecosystem is affected. thomas burns is a member of terrier traffics team and sees the matter from an ecological viewpoint as i have been to cuba and we have some cooperation with a group of scientists from cuba cuba and a very interesting examp

haven't been plus the fourth round here for a few years so i am happy at this point that i got to ariel sharon hopefully this year can go a step further and even more. of his performances are being watched closely not only in england but also here in the russian capital recently retired star and olympic champion. stating her compatriots could win in london this year even though shrug of his last grand slam came off the australian open three years ago. if you wish to disturb me i don't there's nothing we might wimbledon was maria's first grand slam title back in two thousand and four i think she likes to play on grass and has a good chance of winning this tournament this season and of course we'll be supporting her and the only russian man there usually. dementor though won't be seeing any more of competitive maria curry after the russian was all stood by serina williams and suffered a their american taking it in straight six three six two. carline wozniacki maybe world number one but the date has never advanced past the last sixteen stage of the all england club the twenty year old reaching th

ago to ariel sharon hopefully this year you can go a step further and even. as little as performances be watched closely not only in england but also here in the russian capital recently retired star and olympic champion given to me several believes that she could win in london this year even though some of us the last major title count it came at the australian open three years ago. wimbledon was maria's first grand slam title back in two thousand and four i think she likes to play on grass and has a good chance of winning this tournament this season and of course we'll be supporting her and the only russian man there usually like now. ovals namesake and off course for am very curious guy had a much tougher opponent in the form of defending champion sorry not williams and was unable to find an answer here and called losing six three six two elsewhere world number one caring was not he's through with a win over little my own. thoughts of all the strain and joining in the last sixteen of them and he creates a book over the top seeded explain next. hour that br

ariel sharon went up there to walk around. he did not go into the religious shrine. but walking around in flamed muslim passions. jews pray the western wall. that is the most explosive piece of real estate in the entire middle east. guest: you have to understand how layered it is and the proximity and also how small the place is. we tried to paint the picture in the book. we take the leader there on that day when aerial shot walked onto the temple mount. i was there. the next day, friday prayers. jews were praying at the western wall. i did not understand that how on top of each other the mosque and worthy jews were praying. there is a beautiful picture. the last picture. it is in the old city. it shows an arab and a jewish worshiper passing each other in the old city. the above cannot see each other. they are covered. it is and amazing fatah. it symbolizes so much. walking down this narrow streets, streets that have been there since jesus walked the same path. there faces are covered and they do not see each other. host: fast for to today. do the palestinians -- fas

start with to get you to lay out what all of the principles that the administration uses and one's ariel sharon visit us at the journal and said you ought to have your principles and policies out of these so clear than in essence a woman with a recipe box and go in and take out the card. i would like to know what the principles are on their recipe card in the pentagon balks. >> it's like the joint staff wanting to have their plan on the shelf. i should say after my credibility by saying [inaudible] around the middle east the pentagon and the middle east is defined a little bit differently across the government and in the pentagon my office covers the region from egypt up through israel and to iraq, iran down the peninsula so don't deal with at cannes and pakistan. i just had those ec countries in between. [laughter] i will focus on that. they look in possible and retrospectively inevitable and i think that has never been truer than in the middle east. i know this panel is about the internet. i'm not going to talk about the internet. the one thing i will say is i don't think the internet caused