but nobody is accusing benjamin netanyahu but nobody is accusing benjamin neta nyahu of anti—semitismyjews regard as deeply dangerous to the future ofjewish communities in europe. so what i was about to say is that benjamin netanyahu was selected by the israelis to take ca re of selected by the israelis to take care of israel. israel's government is first object is to make sure that an israeli child can walk to kindergarten in ber sheba without rockets exploding over his head. we and the conference of european rabbis in europe are the cost 0deons of the jewish past —— rabbis in europe are the cost 0deons of thejewish past —— cost 0deons of the jewish past and the jewish future, so it is ourjob to make sure that in europejews can live well, in security... -- custodians. i understand what you're saying. let me ask you a blunt question, what do you as the chief of the conference of european rabbis, what do you think of benjamin netanyahu cosying up think of benjamin netanyahu cosying up to viktor0rban think of benjamin netanyahu cosying up to viktor 0rban and the leadership in poland, bo

but nobody is accusing benjamin netanyahu of anti—semitism because he develops a very warm friendshipes in europe. so, what i was about to say is that neta nyahu was elected by the israelis to take care of israel. israel's government's first object is to make sure that an israeli child can walk to kindergarten in ber sheba without rockets exploding over his head. we, and the conference of european rabbis, we in europe, we are the custodians of thejewish past and also the jewish future. so it's ourjob to make sure that in europe, jews can live well, in security, and that the... i understand what you're saying. let me ask you a very blunt question, what do you as the chief of the conference of european rabbis, what do you think of benjamin netanyahu cosying up to viktor orban and the leadership in poland, both of which have very troubling attitudes many jews in europe? i think that... just tell me what you think. ok, i think that the israeli government many times deals with governments. i think that, unofficially, the israeli government is also in touch with hamas and with other organis

he met with benjamin netanyahu countries. he met with benjamin neta nyahu at countries.an president. this decision no way changes anything that the administration is working israel. our commitment to middle east stability continues in the same way it did before the decision was made. now to tokyo where japan's emperor akihito has greeted well—wishers for his last new year appearance at the imperial palace before his abdication. let's talk to mariko oi who has been watching this moment of history. what did he say? he made a short speech wishing everyone who gathered their a very happy new year. he will appear at the balcony a few more times throughout the day as tens of thousands of people gathered there to see him before he abdicate at the end of april. he spoke a lot longer last week, celebrating his 85th birthday. back then he spoke about how he is relieved that his era is coming to an end free of war in japan. here's a known pacifists who visited many countries in the region that were affected by the japanese wartime aggression and he spoke about a lot of natural disa

on monday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he would not renew the mandate of the temporary international presence in hebron accusing it of bias meaning the organizations current deal with israel will expire this. while the temporary international presence in hebron was established in the one thousand nine hundred to try and mediate the israeli palestinian conflict it included italy norway sweden switzerland and turkey working alongside local authorities the organizations aim was to monitor tensions in the city while maintaining some normality and giving a sense of security for the residents but with the group's mandate being blocked palestinian authorities have been once the decision butin of east twenty two years of turf. israeli settlers and israeli occupying army. committed forty thousand. people the question that we brought to the country is now but there's a right of the right to it was unilateral action after the meeting they're going to mount from outside i don't think they do. ok for some insight on this we can cross live to john gardner a former un special rapporte

business that deals with illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the planned law is a disgrace and the u.s. senate has again failed to end the partial government shutdown now in his thirty fifth day the republican and democratic parties try to pass competing bills but neither had enough votes present refusing to fund government departments until he gets billions of dollars for his mexico border wall those are the headlines on al-jazeera one of many states next. with three. in war torn afghanistan simply going to school can be a privilege. especially if you're a girl. like me. too i don't read girls don't attend school this is by billions of dollars in aid spent on education over the last two decades . i'm steve chad.

john bolton was in jerusalem sunday and met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he says the u.s. withdrawal depends on certain conditions. they reportedly include protecting kurdish allies from america's other ally, turkey. more now with our cnn's ian lee in jerusalem. >> reporter: u.s. national security adviser john bolton is in the region to reassure allies after president trump announced the abrupt plan to pull u.s. troops out of syria. there was shock and concern after the announcement about who would fill the vacuum left by the united states. the feeling now is that the pullout will be more deliberate and conditional. speaking alongside israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu here in jerusalem, bolton reaffirmed the united states' commitment to israel and to the syrian kurds who fought alongside u.s. troops against isis. >> right on your border we have the problem of the conflict in syria. we're going to be discussing the president's decision to withdraw but to do so from northeast syria in a way that makes sure that isis is defeated and is not able to rev

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will deliver what he calls a dramatic announcementis hour. his mysterious statement has led many in the country wondering what he will say. it speculation it may be related to investigations into alleged corruption. police have recommended he may be indicted in a series of corruption probes. day,l news, 24 hours it powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. sheri: live in new york, welcome to bloomberg markets. >there are the top stories we ae following. looking for a silver lining, we have an exclusive interview with the sensean who says of panama -- the pessimism that is march 2019 is overdone. we're live at the jpmorgan health care conference in san francisco and we will talk to a ceo about his positioning -- about how he's positioning his challenges.d of let's take a quick check of the major averages. u.s. stocks are continuing to gain ground. automakers and retailers are leading the gains on the s&p 500 which is gaining 1.25%. we have more positive sentiment from the restart of u.

have begun flying in and out of israel's second major international airports prime minister benjamin netanyahu was at the opening ceremony in a lot on the red sea border with jordan the jordanian government however is unhappy with the five hundred million dollar project international airport apparently violates international law as well as jordanian yes those are your headlines on al-jazeera inside story is next. they are there to keep the peace but many are killed targeted by armed groups the latest to die un troops in maui so what hope is there for u.n. efforts to keep the peace in conflicts around the world this is inside story. come to the program i'm richelle carey they were deployed to many of the world's trouble spots lightly armed with limited authority the united nations peacekeepers known as blue helmets have increasingly come under attack they've been repeatedly targeted and melly now the most dangerous mission to serve in on sunday ten soldiers from chad were killed when gunmen stormed the u.n. camp fair to link group says it carried out the attack and response to the gym president

pullout from syria as he meets with prime minister benjamin netanyahu.saying there is no timetable for withdrawal and that it depends on defeating isis in the region and the safety of kurdish fighters. this coming as critics of the plan continued to express concern. congressman mac thornberry on "sunday morning futures." >> well, there was a lot of concern in the middle east. partly because we have not completely finished eliminating isis. there's still a lot of worry that if you let up the pressure on terrorist groups, whether they are in syria, in a stand or yemen, they can spring back to life very quickly. laura: trÈs gangsta following the story from jerusalem for us. hi, trey. >> laura, president comes national security adviser john bolton wrapping up a meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu where he told the israelis united it will not be pulling troops out of syria as quickly as expected aired on sunday telling the group of reporters the trump administration will wait for assurances about the state of u.s. by kurdish fighters. critics of pr

so here is the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking in west jerusalem this was billed. and this was the israelis saying it themselves some sort of dramatic announcement a special announcement made by the prime minister to coincide with evening news broadcasts there seems to be. and we've seen this from sources at the washington post and various other ones about. benjamin netanyahu hitting back about the corruption charges against him i'm just reading a quote see i was refused the chance to challenge the state witnesses face to face he's saying the seems to be benjamin netanyahu saying he's basically been treated unfairly by law enforcement in israel so we had heard about this didn't know what it was that seems to be it with us monitoring this speech as it goes on and will speak to. one and in fact we've got harry falls that can stop talking and i can carry forth that in with what else are you hearing. yes just as you were outlining there it does seem to be very much about these corruption probes that are lining up against him the attorney general a high mental blip is d

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced he and john bolton will travel tomorrow. the israelis asked the united states to recognize it as part of israel. fox news. >>> a 20-year-old man from houston has been charge for capital murder of jazmine barnes. the seven-year-old was shot and killed in a car with her mom and sisters sunday. at first shooting was thought to be about race and it sparked outrage and rallies but was not the intended target. eric black, jr. was arrelast ni authorities say he admitted he was driving when a passenger fired several shots at the car being driven by jazmine barnes' mother. >> it appears to be a crime of just a case of mistaken idea but we are still asking but at this point it does not appear it was related to race. >> jazmine barnes died incidentally. her mother was shot in the arm but survived. one of her sisters suffered injuries from shattered class. >>> kevin spacey @will appear in court tomorrow. he will answer channelings from an allegation he sexually abused an 18-year-old man two years ago. he is expected to be arraigned on a

liz: john bolton addressing america's military plans for syria during a meeting with benjamin netanyahutrump recently dequlaired he is pulling troops from syria. he tweeted that the failing "new york times" has inaccurately written a story on my intentions on syria. no different from my original statements. let's bring in republican florida congressman lieutenant colonel, michael walsh. is john bolton contradicting president trump? he's putting more meat on the bones in terms of what a withdrawal looks like. you know, for him to travel to the region, i think it's completely appropriate. we are moving in the right direction. the president does deserve credit for taking the handcuffs off the military. i think he's right to understand that the region, particularly our gulf allies step up for the reconstruction. we have to keep our foot on the neck of isis. and we can't be fooled. i think at the end of the day the turks care more about the kusheds than they do. isis. liz: what is the president's message to the middle east. what is the strategy? do you think it's a good one? >> at the end of

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has confirmed that israel has carried out air strikes on iranian weapons in damascus he said quote the last attacks prove that we are more determined than ever to act against iran in syria exactly as promised he said tony natanya comments mark a rare public acknowledgement of his really activity in syria. british prime minister theresa may has called on the u.k. lawmakers to support her european union divorce deal two days before a crunch vote in parliament she said failing to back her a deal would be catastrophic for the country britain is set to leave the e.u. on the twenty ninth of march but has yet to finalize the departure of terms saturday lawmakers and ordinary people joined forces in the streets of london to protest against may's leadership and to call for fresh elections. the rancor of pro and anti bragg's of protesters has become too much to contain demonstrators on both sides who are high visibility jackets and imitation of the french yellow vests movement their anger was directed at the british prime minister . which is days parliamenta

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has confirmed that israel carried out air strikes on iranian weapons into mascot's he said the last attacks prove that we are more determined than ever to act against iran in syria exactly as promised netanyahu is comments mark a rare public acknowledgement of israeli activity in syria. it's been nearly five years since thailand's army took control of the country following a political crisis military leaders have been promising a return to civilian rule ever since but now they've pushed back the date for elections once again just one month before they were set to take place that's brought people out onto the streets of bangkok. was there to hear their demands. they've had enough enough of thailand's military rulers enough of seeing their rights curtailed you know enough of promised elections being pushed back time and time again. now these protesters in the heart of bangkok say they won't back down until the government makes good on its promise to let the people have their say we're living with that parliament that has no opposition opposition

this meeting comes after benjamin netanyahu was reportedly caught offguard by us plans to remove troopsob: the president says he is open to a second summit with north korea leader kim jong un tweeting and part, quote, i look forward to meeting with chairman kim who realizes so well north korea faces great economic potential. donald trump is responding to kim's new year's address where he hopes for another meeting but also warned the new sanctions could slow the progress of north korea's denuclearization. jillian: donald trump is responding to a potential summit tweeting, quote, i look forward to meeting with chairman kim who realizes north korea possesses great economic potential, donald trump tweeting congratulations for brazil's new president on his inauguration. the conservative brazilian dubbed the trump of the tropics replying, quote, dear mister president, i truly appreciate your words of encouragement, together in a god's protection we shall bring prosperity and progress to our people. rob: in a few hours wall street will open for its first day of 2019 after a rough end to 2018.

and the fact that the israeli government and benjamin netanyahu that the israeli government and benjaminnyahu have been leaking this news about saudi— israeli cooperation is to serve his own purposes. if the crown prince was com pletely purposes. if the crown prince was completely in the dark about the murder ofjamal completely in the dark about the murder of jamal khashoggi, as completely in the dark about the murder ofjamal khashoggi, as the saudis say he is, isn't that a staggering level of incompetence, to let something like this go on right under his nose? rogue actions by subsidiarity is not unique to the kingdom, or to the crown prince. the crown prince's reputation has been damaged internationally. is that a matter of concern here? of course it isa matter of concern here? of course it is a matter of concern. i think it has been an unfair attempt to criminalise the crown prince on the pa rt criminalise the crown prince on the part of the media. there has been no proof that all of these participations in any nefarious activity at all. you feel that president trump and mr pompeo are

shabda restored diplomatic relations after nearly fifty years of political animosity a minister benjamin netanyahu called the step a historic breakthrough during his visit to the muslim majority nation both netanyahu and chad's president interest debbi said they'd work together on confronting islamist insurgency in the region. to nigeria now where the country's much anticipated and first ever televised debate in a presidential vote was flop audiences were surprised and disappointed when president mohamed two bihari and his main rival both declined to take the podium journalist friday a local is getting ready for an historic moment jury has first ever presidential debate with the most promising candidates broadcast live on all major channels across the country but minutes before the speculation is building will the president himself show up. it has not happened and he commands appear. to be it doesn't happen. even prism of the brewery. makes history. by appearing for this to bits. will be entered. into the. positive. politics. the event venue is filling up but no sign of. organizers say he promised

eric: prime minister benjamin netanyahu has confirmed airstrikes on hundreds of her rein in hezbollahgets in syria. the israeli defense force has been carrying out those type of raids and attacks for sometime now could the public admission comes after the israeli military said it discovered a six panel for cross-border attacks into northern israel from lebanon. trading says more on that from our jerusalem. hi, trey. >> israeli prime minister benjamin that yahoo! is taking credit today for hundreds of strikes on iranian targets in syria, including on friday they did target a weapons depot just outside of the damascus airport. these comments coming in his weekly cabinet meeting about israeli actions in syria. something rarely done by the israeli military or government. the prime minister discussed the location and timing of the strikes confirming reports from. the media that the attacks occurred over the weekend. the syrian government filed a complaint with the united nations on saturday about the airstrike while the military claimed most were actually intercepted. the event comes days

strike against targets inside syria on the friday and by the sunday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was publicly owning up to that in fact saying that it was a vital military operation and that such efforts may well intensify during that weekend as well as outgoing military chief of staff got the eyes and caught all but lifting the entire veil of israeli ambiguity on its strikes inside syria over several years now. it was saying that this would be a successful operation against iranian targets inside that country and there had been speculation at that time that this lifting of the ambiguity of policy may well give the syrians the iranians cause to strike more directly at israel now that is really don't up exactly and publicly to what it was doing a turkish president richard type one says his forces are ready to take over control of man which is built on the phone with president trump about the u.s. withdrawal from northern syria they agreed on the need for a negotiated settlement and joint action against isis sudan's president omar and bashir remains defiant in the face of continued

reporter: jon, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu taking credit for hundreds of strikes against iranian targets in syria including strikes over the weekend against weapons depot near the damascus airport. >> he speaking at his weekly cabinet meeting about israeli actions in syria, something that is really done by the israeli military or government. minister discussed the location and timeline of the strike confirming reports from syrian media that the attacks occurred on friday. the syrian government filed a complaint with united nations saturday about the airstrikes. syrian military claimed most of the strikes were intercepted by air defenses. the event comes days after your secretary of state, mike pompeo, said in egypt that the united states supports israel's right to defend itself against iranian aggression. a month from today the united states and poland hold a joint summit in warsaw to discuss iranian expansion in the middle east. for israel the country faces continue that's from iranian proxy such as islamic jihad in gaza and hezbollah and -- after finding a sixth hezboll

valley where he came to to open this new airport the ram on airport the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had this to say at little earlier. images alone. we don't allow such acts of aggression to go on answered as iran attempts to establish itself militarily in syria and in the face of iran's explicit statements that it intends to destroy israel we act against iran and also against the syrian forces that either iranian aggression whoever tries to harm us we will harm them we're going to whoever threatens to destroy us will bear the full responsibility. so this comes just eight days since the last time benjamin you know was publicly talking about an israeli strike a much more low key strike that time a couple of fridays ago and that was the same weekend that the outgoing military chief got eyes and caught was detailing in much more color and information exactly what is really been up to over the last few years talking about hundreds of air strikes really talking up the success as he was putting it all of those strikes against iran so it is a real change in that the kind of way that israel

benjamin netanyahu meeting with secretary of state mike pompeo.after the president's surprise announcement that he would pull troops out of syria. tray yingst has more. >> heather, benjamin netanyahu met today in brazil with u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo to discuss the future of american plans in syria and how this decision will affect the israelis. pompeo reiterating to netanyahu that the decision will not affect the american israeli security relationship happening currently. the trump administration conversations with the israelis will continue when john bolton meets with netanyahu on sunday in jerusalem. after setting a 30-day deadline, the president has agreed to slow down the timeline to nearly four months, this comes after pressure from the president's military advisers and netanyahu who do worry that the u.s. troop withdrawal from syria could lead to rapid iranian expansion in the region. heather? >> what is the latest on the ground in syria? >> right now, in light of these comments by president trump, we are seeing syrian government

you may know moscow is a pretty hectic city these days just yesterday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is still by to watch football. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is visiting on the same day as you but none of you your visit formally the upcoming meeting in helsinki is this just a coincidence that all your schedules happen to overlap. know any connection between your attendance. to in your country and the presence of others. mentioned so i have come here independently only for the talking with the hiring of them president putin i have cherry the messages of for great leader and also for president and president putin. we could try an opportunity for about two hours the discourse of. every shoes including the bilateral relations regional cooperation international cooperation but i'm sure your fall of the international news agenda mr putin is slated quite. soon with mr trump and i'm sure you heard that there are a lot of speculations about the so-called grand bargain supposedly and all for that mr trump may. make to president clinton to exchange syria for ukraine is that as far as you

strike against targets inside syria on the friday and by the sunday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was publicly owning up to that in fact saying that it was a vital military operation in that such efforts may well intensify during that weekend as well as outgoing military chief of staff got the eyes and caught all but lifting the entire veil of israeli ambiguity on its strikes inside syria over several years now. it was saying that this had been a successful operation against iranian targets inside that country and there had been speculation at that time that this lifting of the ambiguity policy may well give the syrians the iranians cause to strike more directly at israel now that israel had owned up exactly and publicly to what it was doing it's too early to say whether this is an instance of that but that is the background against which what is going on right now in the early hours of the morning is really time which appears to be a pretty significant exchange of fire over syrian air space that's very important let's take this on now ariel cohen is a senior fellow with the atlan

posited here mainly one of them being domestic politics elections coming up on april the ninth benjamin netanyahu under serious pressure over three separate corruption investigations a potential decision by the attorney general re indictment coming within weeks it's expected and so it suits his political profile certainly to appear strong and in charge of israel's security at this time also the it may well be that the military wants to message iran and indeed syria that it is willing to do more and escalate its activities over syria further and messaging this before it does so certainly there has been analysis that changing this policy does run the risk of iran and syria potentially using that as a reason to be more open in their possible escalatory actions and that is certainly one risk that the israeli government the israeli military appears to deem we're taking at the moment over here the live well now to speak to the rest of our correspondents on the story we've got really chalons in moscow i'll come to you shortly in fact that will be after kimberly how can in washington d.c. with starting t

mission quints an international force acting against israel and is hoping for some reports benjamin netanyahu his critics say he's just trying to win votes. to enter the israeli military controlled zone of hebron is to enter into a parallel world of division and displacement this is you had a street home to palestinian activist. he says he was expecting the end of the international observer mission here but it's no less worrying for being predictable they were doing and i mean the communication here which can be used by the palestinians to make is that accountable in the international criminal court the temporary international presence in hebron tiff has been in place here since one thousand nine hundred seven its term renewed every six months on a palestinian market street protected by canopies from settler buildings above traders say that if reports have done nothing to prevent the steady worsening of the situation. kicking out is the first step towards even more space for hebron because netanyahu is planning to expand the settlements here. but if mission was set up in the aftermath of the

which was initially expected to take weeks at a press conference with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he also said he doesn't want turkey to take military action against kurdish fighters in syria who backed by u.s. forces. we're going to be discussing the president's decision to withdraw but to do so from northeast syria in a way that make sure that isis is defeated and is not able to. revive itself and become a threat again and to make sure that the. defense of israel and their friends in the region is absolutely assured decker has more from lester islam not much concrete came out of that press conference of course the two countries reiterating the incredible support for each other john bolton saying that the troop withdrawal would happen but not without ensuring that israel's offensive israel's security was maintained this is of course going to be top of the agenda israel's main concerns inside syria is the presence of iranian backed militias is the presence of hezbollah and any potential weapons that can reach the group and can threaten israel security now the israeli prime ministe

business that deals with illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the law is a disgrace and the u.s. senate has again failed to end the partial government shutdown now in his thirty fifth day the republican and democratic parties try to pass competing bills but neither had enough votes president trump is refusing to fund government departments until he gets billions of dollars for his mexico border wall those are the headlines on al-jazeera one on one east is next. and three. in war torn afghanistan. simply going to school can be a privilege. especially if you're a girl. and. two out of three girls don't attend school this is by billions of dollars in aid spent on education over the last two decades . i'm steve on this episode of what i want to use to reinvestigate why so many of afghanistan's girls are kept outside of the classroom. into the dawn of a new school day across afghanistan and girls from the dash district or neighborhood in west kabul begin making their way to class. perced a trickle. and soon a steady stream. by six am the outpour

national security adviser is in israel on a two day visit and is due to meet the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the coming hours john bolton is expected to address israeli concerns over the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria there are worries that it will allow greater iranian influence bolton will then head for ankara turkey has promised to take the lead in the fight against eisel in syria but it reportedly wants american military support to continue even after the troops pull out of the dough has more now from the turkey syria border. tucky is waiting for us national security adviser dawn bolton with a list of good months on top form this list is that this moment all for kaddish y p d a fight is that it considers terrorists u.s. forces had the white p.d. of the heights off the fight against oz still calling them the most effective force against the group unarmed tuckey wants them only does the butt out of the as they control. the border also talk you want us to call them once it takes over from the us forces the top off finishing what remains of flights in the city of course. that region

strike against targets inside syria on the friday and by the sunday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was publicly owning up to that in fact saying that it was a vital military operation and that such efforts may well intensify during that weekend as well his outgoing military chief of staff got the eyes and caught all but lifting the entire veil of israeli ambiguity on its strikes inside syria over several years now. it was saying that this had been a successful operation against iranian targets inside that country and there had been speculation at that time that this lifting of the ambiguity policy may well give the syrians the iranians cause to strike more directly at israel now that israel had owned up exactly and publicly to what it was doing is to him to say whether this is an instance of that but that is the background against which what is going on right now in the early hours of the morning is really time which appears to be a pretty significant exchange of fire over syrian airspace. ariel cohen is a senior fellow with the atlantic council he says israeli strikes in syria wil

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will not resign if he is indicted on corruption charges befor side of the case is heard. . netanyahu is accused in three graft cases. he denies any wrongdoing. the israeli leader announced last week that a snap election will be held in april. eifinal preparations are made for new year's eve celebrations in central london,d including a ut fireworks display. a short time ago i spoke to a porter from the embankment just across from the london eye. reporter: preparations have been underway for a year now. you cannot see, but thousands of people have been let in from about 8:00. a fun fact for you -- organizers did not have access to the london eye, which you can see behind me, until 4:00 this afternoon. lots of fireworks in and around, which is what makes it differena fr other fireworks display around the world. uceverything is prettyto the last minute 8 tons of fireworks. from different barges and pontoons. 348 of them along the river thames. there are 30 people working really hard and diligently to make sure that everything you are going to

each week without making any statements beneath the radar this comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to threaten the remaining ukrainian forces inside syria he says that they must get out fast and that is well won't stop attacking them earlier he denied that it is always arming rebel forces we do not interfere in this terribly bloody conflict we do however provide humanitarian aid to young boys and girls it is expensive but we will continue to invest now these reports are nothing new in the sense that they have been rumors for quite some time back in september last journey idea of course the jerusalem post newspaper to take down an article in which it said that it's what was providing weapons ammunition and cash to syrian rebel groups at the same time towards the end of last year there were reports that a former israeli defense minister was meeting with syrian rebels earlier the wall street journal published an article in which it said israel was providing cash to rebel fighters across its northern border so this announcement certainly confirms that the rumors that have bee

bolton made that statement during a visit to jerusalem where he met with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss the changing dynamics of the conflict in syria he was attempting to allay is really concerns about iranian influence in syria which have been growing since donald trump initially announced on conditional troop withdrawal. so our boys are young women are men they're all coming back and they're coming back now there will be a strong deliberate and orderly withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria a very deliberate very orderly. middle east analyst told us he believes the u.s. is attempting to destabilize north eastern syria by forcing turkey into a standoff with other regional players so we think that the united states is using troop withdrawal in order to create a vacuum in northeastern syria and try to push us you a bigger role that is agreed with with russia and iran and that supposedly would bring it into conflict with the interests of syria and russia and iran and basically try to destabilize that alliance the outcome of the negotiations are clear how rational turkey is going

green light to use chemical weapons is not arrived in israel for a meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu on sunday before heading on to turkey and corona reportedly wants the u.s. to provide it with considerable military support including its strikes in the continuing battle against eisel after the u.s. pullout bolton is expected to discuss that when he meets his counterparts on tuesday in ankara a president who has been pushing for the u.s. to disarm syrian kurdish forces as well the ones it has trained in the fight against deisel more from how to tap. top on talkies priority least is that is a moment of kurdish y.p. the fighters who have fought alongside u.s. troops in the fight against yourself told them many times before the most effective force against but to talk to them nothing more than a terrorist organization an extension of the kurdish workers but the p.k. k. on one of them just a moat on the disc and with taken out of territory and they were near turkey's border with syria actually turkey doesn't want to see it might be deep controlling and if syria on has been in a war cruel

syrian side now there were no injuries reported by that incident these latest prime minister benjamin netanyahu he was commenting instead had this to say about the call to strike. presumably you. would have a separate post it to harm iranian entrenchment in syria going to harm anyone who tries to harm the suppose he doesn't change when i move the kountry and it also doesn't change when i'm making a historic resort to charge. now this is not the first time we've seen something like this in east. israel has conducted hundreds of strikes against what it says are targets inside syria. ok i apologize there for the interferes with the connection but i was paula slayer reporting from television thanks paula now a renewed fighting in tripoli has come at a deadly cost with one of the victims a journalist who had to work for artie's video agency that and more all of our week's big stories after this break. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go right to be cross this is what the forty three of t

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that became clear when national security adviser john bolton met with israel's benjamin netanyahu overhe weekend to discuss how the u.s. plans to get out. >> in a way to make sure that isis is defeated and is not able to revive itself. >> reporter: meaning the creation of enough local security to prevent isis from ever staging a comeback. as the president himself put it -- >> we won't be finally pulled out. >> reporter: that's completely different from when he declared victory on twitter. >> so, our boys, our young women, our men, they're all coming back, and they're coming back now. >> reporter: that decision triggered the resignation of his defense secretary james mattis who said that the president's snap decision to abandon allies on the field of battle. fighting continues as u.s.-backed forces close in on the last isis stronghold, capturing at least one american in the process, warren christopher clark, a houston resident. according to this letter he sent isis, he offered to teach english in the islamic state. instead, he was apparently thrown into the front lines. clark is now mor

let's talk to and he's in tel aviv he's a defense and government analyst israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had warned that israel would not allow iran to entrench itself minutes and really in syria how significant are these latest stan strikes and what message is israel sending here. they are very significant because obviously these rallies knew far in advance that the iranians have been preparing this rocket launch and in a way these rarely action the israeli attack earlier sunday was intended to lure the iranians into trapped into this ambush and once the rocket was launched and intercepted by israeli other phones israel launched its prepared its preplanned attack on various iranian assets including the biggest look just ticks exchange as they call it in the damascus international airport as well as another intelligence installation now the rocket itself was not launched from a base apparently it was launched from an urban area not far from damascus so israel did not retaliate. against this particular target but the message is loud and clear israel will insist on expelling the iranians a

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israel put up a wall. 99.9% successful according to benjamin netanyahu. he came up in my office a couple of months ago. what's up with the wall, we put up a wall with 99.9%. can i use that number. they'll say it was actually only 99%. the president told a fib. no, he told me 99.9, maybe he'll change it and make it 99. they put up a wall and they don't have a problem anymore. we have to do the same thing. the united states must not incentivize or enable these evil crimes. instead, we should do everything we can to fight them and that's what we're doing. i call on congress to send me a funding bill to secure the border, build the barrier and help end this horrific assault on innocent life, not to mention the drugs, not to mention the gangs or the criminals and i will very gladly sign this legislation having to do specifically with a horrible, horrible worldwide problem, human trafficking and it's my honor to do it and i very appreciate all of the democrat support. i very much do. thank you. ok. [applause] president trump: i'll explain to the president, one

is not a green light to use chemical weapons arrived in israel and will meet prime minister benjamin netanyahu on sunday before travelling to turkey i'm sure has promised to take the lead in the fight against eisel in syria but it reportedly wants american military support to continue even after the u.s. pull out their affairs trumps decision will clear the path for a turkish assault against kurdish forces who fought side alongside u.s. troops against eisel has more from gaza on tap on the turkey syria border. talkies priority least is that it's a moment of kurdish why preview fighters who want full to long side u.s. troops in the fight against yourself hold them many times before the most effective force against but to talk to them nothing more than a terrorist organization an extension of the kurdish workers the p.k. k. and want them just a move on the disc and with taken out of territory and they were needed turkey's border with syria actually turkey doesn't want to be a y.p. decontrolling and if syria and has been immobile cruelty and recent weeks saying they will talk all the tom the city

security advisors in israel on a two day visit and he's due to meet with the prime minister benjamin netanyahuin the coming few hours john bolton is expected to address is really concerns over the u.s. troops from syria there are worries that it will allow greater iranian influence bolton will benefit to encourage turkey has promised to take the lead in the fight against eisold in syria but it reportedly wants u.s. military support to continue even after the troops pull out. the u.n. special envoy martin griffiths is back in yemen trying to convince both sides in the water fully comply with the cease fire agreement they're accusing each other of violating the truce brazil's new government has deployed troops to the northern city of forty let's take on a spike in violent crime in the eighty incidents were reported this week across the state of syria including robberies going to sound awesome of course drug gangs were responding to tough measures inside prisons the president. has promised a heavy crackdown on crime. union leaders in hungary are calling for a national strike and more protests ove

situation up a notch now there were no injuries reported on either side the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is currently in chad had this to say about the reported incident this woman with whom you. would have a certain pose to to harm iranian entrenchment in syria and to harm anyone who tries to harm us this is not the first time that this kind of incident has happened in the past israel has carried out hundreds of air strikes against what it says are a rainy and sponsor targets inside syria. we spoke to joshua landis director of the center for middle east studies who believes that despite the ongoing conflicts in the region president trump is still a get to withdraw from syria. we kill and die for you know the worst enemy. right here the red syria you look at it is isis so we're killing like four people that are generally always prepared with us let's put it that way we've done in syria as. i get to about ninety nine percent of the territorial caliphate president trump is trying to make the case for why the u.s. can withdraw from syria as we know many of the elite today did team forei

situation up a notch now there were no injuries reported on either side the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is currently in chad had this to say about the reported incident remember. we have a certain policy to harm iranian entrenchment in syria and to harm anyone who tries to harm suppose he doesn't change when arming the kountry this is not the first time that this kind of incident has happened in the past israel has carried out hundreds of air strikes against what it says are a rainy and sponsored targets inside syria we spoke to joshua landis director of the census have been the least studies who believes that despite the ongoing conflicts in the region president trump is still eager to withdrawal from syria. we killing right or you know the worst enemy of russia and syria you look at it like you know with killing like poor people that are surely always remained with us but what is that what we've done in syria here. i guess about presenting the territorial caliphate president trunk is trying to make the case for why the u.s. can't withdraw from syria as we know many of the elite di