. >>> betemit netanyahu has arrives in the us where he is due to meet the president of the united statesg to make progress with the new u.s. military aid package the recently vines well also be discussed. >>> hugh human rights watch says more than 400,000 refugees children living in turkey are unable to continues their education, despite a government policy that formally grant them access to public schools. it's calling on turkey and the international community to insure schooling for refugees children. the organization is also warning that a lack of education could have dangerous consequences for an entire generation. the report says that there are more than 700,000 syrian refugees children of school-going age currently in turkey. only 200,000 of them attended classes during the last school year. the report blames a language barrier and financial issues for the poor attendance. joined now bid middle east director. good to have you with us, thanks for joining us. tell us more about what is led to this troubling situation. >> a number of factors. are leading to this high number of syrian

y'all -- >> reporter: using rap to spread his message but on the eve of the visit by president betemit netanyahut hopeful anything will change. >> i honestly don't see it. i honestly don't see it. he has other issues that he feels will -- i don't know how he feels personally, but that the administration will definitely see as more important or more prominent in what he needs to get done during these last few months. >> it's good once again to welcome -- >> reporter: that's exactly what top white house aids are saying conceding there lil' not be a two-state solution while the president is in office of course might not even be another round of talks sega middle growing violence they want to hear what steps the prime minister might take to build confidence. so the sides may eventually be able to talk again. the u.s. is no longer talking about reevaluating its position on the u.n. security council. they could have allowed a resolution to pass that would have demanded a final settlement within a certain amount of time. analyst jim manly believes they won't likely take that step. >> he would probably