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dori gold is senior policy adviser to benjamin netanyahu. sir, nice to see you. >> pleasure to be with you. >> i want to start here. >> do we know if there's any reason that these teens were targeted? i mean, what do the captors want for their release? is it a meeting, money? what's behind this? >> well, you know, what we are witnessing i would say over the last few weeks is an intensification of violence against israelis and basically as a direct result of an agreement and pact that mahmoud abbas, the palestinian president, forced with the hamas organization. we now know today, clearly for the first time, that hamas is behind the kidnapping of these three israeli teenagers and frankly hamas is an organization dedicated to killing israelis. it's in their chart err and constitution. we haven't heard any demand for what's expected for their return. we don't even know if that's in the cards but we do know that this is part of an eminent wave taken by mahmoud abbas. >> what is the impact on the tensions that you're talking about between israel a

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islamic state and calls on all muslims to pledge their allegiance and welcome news for iraqi kurds as benjaminanyahu talks about independence and it has a foot hold in the south as it balls government forces in a major offensive and still in saturn orbit and what has been discovered. ♪ first, the turmoil in iraq and the declaration of an islamic state, the group formally known as the islamic state has rejoined the map of the middle east and it now wants to be known as the islamic state with an aim to unite the territory under its control from parts of northern syria to parts of eastern iraq and iraq says it is a threat to all countries. this is how its supporters in syria greeted the news in the town of racka and said they will join the islamic state but no word from the major rival al-qaeda, meanwhile the government is also claiming it is retaking a strategic crossing on the border with jordan. the islamic state now renamed islamic state is made up of several thousand armed men and significant amount of foreign fighters and linked to other sunni groups in iraq, they are talking about al-qaeda

at the palace, the death toll rises, benjamin netanyahu was unapologetic. >> our forces are behaving in a manner necessary for their self-defense. and occasionally they are fatalities on the palestinian side as a result of self-defense actions. >> palestinian officials are warning that israel's tactics will only escalate the tense situation. >> this is one more crime to add to benjamin netanyahu. the people will oppose the original really -- the israeli escalation. >> the islamic militant group has welcomed the kidnapping without blaming -- claiming responsibility for it. the three boys have been missing for 10 days. there has been no sign of their whereabouts are any ransom demand. nsa contractor edward snowden has been honored in berlin. the initiative for moral courage recognize what it is called snowden's courageous efforts to promote human rights. sarah harrison accepted the reward on his behalf. he has been living in russia since receiving temporary asylum there a year ago. to world cup. the match between belgium and russia looks like it would end in a scoreless draw, but with

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israeli president benjamin netanyahu has urged world leaders not to rush to recognize the newly formed government saying it will, quote, strengthen terrorism. >> i'm standing down from my role, but i'm not abandoning my responsibility. the responsibility towards our homeland will remain serving our people wherever we are. within the government, outside of the government, we'll continue to serve the great people of palestine. >> well, al jazeera with the latest. >> reporter: after seven years of the political rift that has only widened over the years, a national unity government has just been formed. the first national unity government was formed in 2007 and lasted for three months before palestinian president mahmood abbas absolved it. so it's been in negotiations to reach this national unity government long and hard. it's believed that the road ahead is even harder and filled with challenges. that's because this government, which is made up of technocrats, is tasked with preparing for general elections next year. it's also has to deal with the punitive merges or a backlash from israel

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there is a call for an independent kurdish state and benjamin netanyahu is the first to call for kurdishdence and it clashes with the u.s. preference to keep iraq united. >> translator: we should support international efforts to strengthen jordan and support the aspiration for independence. >> translator: regarding the kurds they are fighting people who proved their political commitment and moderation and they deserve political independence. >> reporter: and jane ferguson has more from the west bank. >> reporter: the speech given by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to a think tank last night encompassed israel policy at the moment and would call for k suching rdistan and support a new move and this is not new from the government, days ago they spoke to u.s. secretary of state john kerry saying an independent kurdistan is not an entirely new policy coming from israel itself and mentioned in his concerns there could be a spill over of the troubles in iraq and syria. he has already buff te-- buffer the line with syria and intensified the fighting there because so many rockets spill

. ♪ >> israeli mile minister benjamin netanyahu is blaming hamas for the kidnapping of three teenage.t's a charge the palestinian government wrong -- flat-out denies and is cracking down on palestinians in the west bank. >> humamas terrorists carried o the kidnapping of three teenagers. we know that for a fact. these teenagers were kidnapped. the kidnapping was carried out by hamas members. hamas's denials do not change this fact. >> in response, hamas spokesperson dismissed netanyahu's accusations as being stupid and intelligence-driven. al jazeera's jane ferguson is in ramala with more on the crackdown. >> reporter: it's been going on for three days now across the west bank. it's very much so centered around hebron in the south of the west bank. it's near there where the three teenagers were taken from. we have hering reports that essentially that city is on lockdown. there are so many checkpoints in and around that city, an intensive searching house to house across the town of hebron there, really searching for any clues here that's where a lot of arrests have taken place. and that

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rising right now in the middle east over the fate of three missing teenagers israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is blaming hamas. israeli soldiers are going house to house looking for them. speaking to cabinet members, he didn't mince words. >> the hamas terrorists carried out thursday's kidnapping of three israeli teenagers. we know that for a fact. these teenagers were kidnapped, and the kidnapping was carried out by hamas members. hamas's denials do not change this fact. >> hamas's spokesperson dismissed netanyahu's accusations as being stupid intelligence-driven. jane ferguson is in ramal a with more. >> it's been going on for three days now across the west bank but it's very much so centered around hebron in the south of the west bank. it's near there where the three teenagers were certain from. we are hearing that city is on lockdown. there are so many checkpoints in and around that city, an intensive searching, house to house across the town of hebron r really searching for any clues here that's where a lot of arrests have taken place. >> seems unlikely to abate. as you have sa

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many killed orderedly watching the world cup in their hotels when the attack took place. >> benjamin netanyahu spoke to palestinian penalty abass today, expecting the safe return of three kidnapped israeli teenagers. he condemned the kidnapping. israeli security forces arrested 150 palestinians, sweeping into ramallah overnight, touching off confrontations that led to the death of a 20-year-old palestinian. israeli forces detained 40 suspected hamas, including lawmakers. >> they are going hysterical. they threw stun grenades toward the house while people slept inside. >> the three teenagers went missing thursday night, last seen hitchhiking near the settlement where they live. we'll talk with former cob as you will general for israel about the ramifications this will have on peace talks in the mideast. >> it is called a plan to finish off the rebels once and for all. pakistan's government saying it's going full speed ahead with a major offensive against the taliban. it's mobilized 70,000 soldiers on its borders with pakistan. air strikes were resumed following the taliban's attack on

benjamin netanyahu blames hamas. his troops respond with 80 arrests. >> radio legend casey kasem dies at 82. from los angeles, carter evans looks back. >> keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >> and tractor-trailers could be getting longer. companies say it will save you money. would it make the roads less safe captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. the battle for iraq is being waged on the ground and on-line. today the militant group isis posted a series of graphic photos on twitter claiming a massacre of more than 1700 iraqi soldiers. those claims cannot be verified but the accusation as loan represent another escalation in a battle that's moved with extraordinary speed. today the aircraft carrier u.s.s. george h.w. bush arrived in the persian gulf with potential military support. the u.s. state department just announced they're evacuating nonessential personnel from the embassy in baghdad. they're also sending in marines

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regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> wall street opens this morning with two of the three major averages at record highs. with their gains yesterday, both the s&p 500 and the dow posted their second-straight records. those gains were fueled by positive reports about manufacturing here in the u.s. and in china. nasdaq posting a slight loss. >>> well, apple has introduced its new operating system. and some analysts are calling it underwhelming. the ios 8 operating system was unveiled at apple's worldwide developers conference in san francisco. one of its new features is health kit for storing your medical history. another is home kit, which controls digital household items. it won't be released until the fall. >>> seattle lawmakers voting to raise the city's minimum wage to $15, making it the highest in the country. the city council unanimously voted for the hike, which will start taking effect next april. smaller businesses would have three to seven years to phase in

this evening a blistering salvo from benjamin netanyahu. abc's martha raddatz live in our washington bureau watching this closely. what's coming here. >> reporter: the grief and outrage over these murders tonight in israel is extraordinary. the boys' bodies were found under a pile of rocks in an open field. the three boys disappeared from a hitchhiking staff in the west bank town of hebron. among them 16-year-old and a half and a half tally fankle. the abductions prompted one of israel's largest search and security operations in more than a decade. hamas was quickly blamed for the abduction. 400 palestinians were arrested and at least five were killed. hamas denies involvement but tonight prime minister benjamin netanyahu staying they were abducted and murdered in cold blood by human animals. hamas is responsible and hamas whether pay. whatever the israeli response, these murders have clearly dimmed any hope for a peace agreement in a country already on edge. david? >> a horrible headline. martha, thank you. >>> late word on iraq tonight as

that's been an ongoing row with benjamin netanyahu and mahmood abbas. both saying that the other is responsible for this. but right now people are worried what the israelis can do next. they have pushed very hard with their line and israelis saying that this i already there is a ban for a week now for all palestinian prisoners, that their families could not come, and tha there is fear that that could ratchet up the tension between them. if the israelis decide to move on any hamas prisoners that they have. >> reporting live from hebron. thank you very much. >> the trial of three al jazeera journalists has been continued. they have been held for 178 days. al jazeera is rejecting charges and is demanding their immediate release. abdullah elshamy has been held in detention but has not been charged. he has been on a hunger strike for five months. his health is deteriorating rapidly. >>> kiev said moscow is letting politics get in the way. we have reports from doneskt. >> you crane's gas tax has officially been turned off. they have failed to solve the price

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benjamin netanyahu is blaming their disappearance on hamas members who control the gaza strip. >> the israeli army has all but locked down hebron city. in the occupied west bank tense door to door searches seem to be non-stop. hunting for three missing israeli teenagers. they were last seen hitchhiking near an illegal settlement where they lived. it's a painful shock for settlers in the community. >> everybody is confused. it's difficult for them. we're all waiting ferrocenes. >> the government in israel accuses the palestinian group hamas of taking the young men. the group, which controls the gaza strip is considered a terrorist organization. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said all options will be considered. >> israel will act to bring home the three kidnapped teenagers. israel will act against the kidnappers. we will do whatever needs to be done to protect our people, our citizens, our children, and our teenagers were the scourge of terrorism. >> hamas dismissed the statements. >> the statements are stupid. they are meant as part of a secret service war. israel is fully responsi

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benjamin netanyahu had a conversation with hamid abass.essed abass should do everything he can to help find the three teenagers and get them. they issued a statement condemning the kidnapping of the three teenagers and calling on all sides to show restraint. in the meantime, overnight, we are told that around 40 palestinians were detained for questioning as part of this massive search that's going on, not here in the southern west bank. there were clashes when palestinians objected to an israeli teen that went into that palestinian town. what we also understand is more details, john, are emerging about the kidnapping itself that happened on thursday night. according to reports in the israeli media, at 10:22, one of those three teenagers called the police, said we are being kidnapped. but, apparently, communications broke down and the army was not alerted to the kidnapping until 5:00 a.m. that means that the kidnappers had six hours and 38 minutes to make their get away. this is a very small country. you can get to any border in this countr

well now the kurds have the support of the israeli prime minister benjamin that ring out back to their state hood a move that seems to clash with the sounds of washington televisa longtime geo political ally syrian rebels could soon benefit from some half a billion dollars the u.s. plans to splash out on the new equipment and training about four months of pressure from washington warhawks president obama asking congress to approve massive aid to the assad fighters now just a year ago washington gave the green light for non-lethal aid to reach so-called moderate rebels but that later ended up in the hands of jihadists anyway and america was forced to suspend the aid however earlier this month america admitted it's been covertly sending actual weapons to the opposition and to war campaign of brian back to once the us hasn't learned its own mistakes the united states appears to have a schizo front of foreign policy they're saying we demand unity in iraq behind the central government which is fighting what they call islamic extremists from ice or uses i mean at the same time they're fundin

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benjamin carson. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you so much. candy and i are honored to be here. i am going to tell you at the end of the talk why i think the press is so important and what their role is in a free society. but first of all, let me tell you that i am so grateful that i was born in this country which is still a land of dreams. my dream as a youngster was to be a doctor. you know, i loved anything that had to do with the medicine. all of that stuff i could not get enough of that. i even liked going to the doctor's office so it tells you i was a strange kid. but, you know, there were a lot of problems along the way. my parents got divorced early on, my father discovered the man why married at 13 was a bigmist and she only had a third grade education and the job of raising two young sons all my herself in inner city. but the key thing about my mother and the thing she passed on to us that i think was so important is she refused to be a victim. and refused to allow us to be victims. she just said whatever the situation is i will deal with it. and that is what she told

benjamin netenyahu has been holding daily meetings with military officials. >> translator: we are att of a complicated operation. we must be prepared for the possibility it could take time. it is a serious event, and will have serious repercussions. we are operating together in an balanced, responsible and very determined way. >> reporter: some palestinians think the kidnappings could be an opportunity to negotiate for prisoner releases. several hundred prisoners have been on hunger strikes. but negotiations cannot happen until someone claims responsibility. so the intensive manhunt continues. jane ferguson, al jazeera, occupied west bank. >>> the new president of ukraine says he will reveal a detailed peace plan this week calling for a ceasefire in east ukrainian. tensions are higher than ever now that russia has stopped the flow of natural gas to ukraine. kim vinnell reports. >> reporter: ukraine's gas tap has officially been turned off. they have failed to solve a price dispute that has been bubbling away for months. ukraine's interim prime minister is accusing russia of using gas