host: binyamin netanyahu from a short while ago. president -- prime minister's visit. has he advanced the cause of peace? both in his speech, the speech at aipac the other night and the meeting with the president on friday. new orleans is next up on our independent line. hi, there. caller: hello. i listened to the speech and i don't think that netanyahu was very condescending and -- i was around when they stole the land from the palestinians to give to the israelis, after world war ii, and they created -- nobody's going to get along over there, i don't guess. if the israelis will acquiesce, i'm not saying president obama what -- host: you said the palestinians and the truman stole the land from the palestinians. caller: no, i said truman. host: truman. caller: the united states. they decided to set up the israeli country right there on land they got from the palestinians. host: do you think the israelis have a right to have a country there alongside a palestinian state? caller: well, they are there. and if they are going to stay the

met -- has sent obama and binyamin netanyahu met yesterday. at 7:00 a.m., your calls on "washington journal." >> on book tv, the gaitherburg boat festival. india and the middle east, plus a panel discussion on the book industry. the former ambassador to yemen on the u.s. counter-terrorism efforts in that country. and then one of the most significant standoff he bends in the cold war era. they are scheduled e-mail directly to you. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that his country cannot go back to borders that existed in 1967 as part as a peace deal with the palestinians. those remarks came following a meeting which president obama called extremely useful. the president said the 1967 borders should be the basis for starting -- restarting peace negotiations. this is about 15 minutes. >> well, let me, first of all, welcome again prime minister netanyahu, who i think has now been here seven times during the course of my presidency. and i want to indicate that the frequency of these meetings is an indication of the extraordinary bo

two men, president barack obama, israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu. by most accounts they do not like each other. today that seemed clear. after a 90-minute meeting at the white house much longer than expected netanyahu slapped back at the peace plan obama laid out in his speech yesterday. >> the peace based on illusions will crash on the rocks of the middle eastern reality. and the only -- only peace that will endure is one that's based on reality. on -- unshakable facts. >> a peace based on illusions. strong words indeed. i will be asking exactly what that meant and i will be asking true insider. i will have an exclusive interview with israel's ambassador to the united states mi the end of the world. >> if we don't act now it will be too late. >> some people are sure it is happening tomorrow. the guy that's predicting it said the same thing before. >> what if this guy is right? >> the story of what happened last time. and dominique strass-kahn, in america he is reviled. in france, he is a victim. >> he has been victim of preemptive punishment. >> yo

two men, president barack obama, israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu. by most accounts they do not like each other. today that seemed clear. after a 90-minute meeting at the white house much longer than expected netanyahu slapped back at the peace plan obama laid out in his speech yesterday. >> the peace based on illusions will crash on the rocks of the middle eastern reality. and the only -- only peace that will endure is one that's based on reality. on -- unshakable facts. >> a peace based on illusions. strong words indeed. i will be asking exactly what that meant and i will be asking true insider. i will have an exclusive interview with israel's ambassador to the united states mi the end of the world. >> if we don't act now it will be too late. >> some people are sure it is happening tomorrow. the guy that's predicting it said the same thing before. >> what if this guy is right? >> the story of what happened last time. and dominique strass-kahn, in america he is reviled. in france, he is a victim. >> he has been victim of premtipre preemptive punishm

minister binyamin netanyahu is a partner for peace frankly speaking i don't think so. you know because you know he did so he said it from the beginning even before he was elected as prime minister during his election campaign he was very clear he said no to a consensus state and no to. withdrawal from the occupied territories. was really very clear yes to settlement activities. so he was very clear from the beginning. in his position he campaigned with an antique peace platform. on syrian state platform and when he tried to build his own position he built it based on these you know. important elements and so. i cannot but to take into consideration what he has he said how he has performed what are his policies and actions and you know also to judge him on his deeds since you know since he took office until today he did not show. any kind of sign of willingness to be part of the peace with the palestinians. maintaining his coalition government over negotiating with the palestinians and he preferred to continue with a settlement activities against having. peace with the

. >> with the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu visiting the white house tomorrow do we anticipateg the president's speech today? >> reporter: no doubt there is going to be some tension over this. we heard from netanyahu today. he can ked this idea saying it would leave huge populations outside of the current border. there's definitely going to be some tension. actually miller, as i talked to him, questioned why now, why -- why make this move while he said it was very bold, it also creates a problem for the president ahead of this meeting. why not wait for later in the year perhaps, he said? >> brianna, thanks very much. let's dig deeper now with our senior political analyst gloria borger. republican presidential candidate already blasting the president saying he is not pro-israel enough. mitt romney saying president obama has thrown israel under the bus. he has does respected israel, undermined the ability to negotiate peace and violated first principle of american foreign policy. which is to stand firm by our friends, rick santorum says this. incoherence in outlining the american

universal brotherhood thanks for joining us as tensions rise between america and the prime minister binyamin netanyahu his visit to the e.u. as both were israeli and pro palestinian voices have been criticizing president obama's call for a new steps towards peace but as archie's christine preside reports some point to settle is america's a long standing approach is the real problem. it is a scene all too familiar in this region of protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. here it was the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians called not a catastrophe the creation of the state of israel on this date in one nine hundred forty eight because for israel it was a matter of security according to dan paula co-director of the zionist organization of america i don't know what any country would do people gather on your border and come across the globe of the lot. for palestinians it is the continuation of the seemingly endless. fight for an independent palestinian state a fight in which u.s. leaders try time and time again to play chief negotiator from president carter to reagan to george h.w.

would be determined after agreed land swaps not be exact details of those times prime minister binyamin netanyahu every captive here but it's only if john and i shat says america's getting tired of israel stubbornness there's no question that the united states is well beyond patience with netanyahu and with israel more generally behind closed doors the united states is serious with israel because israel is pursuing a policy that is not we american national interest this is disastrous for us and that's why obama wants a two state solution a problem with obama faces like all american presidents face is that you can't put any pressure on israel because the lobby in this concrete is so powerful going to great damage to all this political future when president obama was saying very clearly is that israel is being isolated around the world and the palestinians are gaining the upper hand in terms of world opinion and what's going to happen here is that it's going to be israel and the united states against the rest of the world this is just is just for the united states and disastrous for israel and that

the deal with maine the jewish state's withdrawal from discreated territories prime minister binyamin netanyahu who is in washington for talks described the proposed boundaries as indefensible but it's not his christine for azhar reports next it's america's decades long approach towards israel that is failing to break the stalemate now. it is a scene all too familiar in this region a protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. here in with the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians called not or catastrophe the creation of the state of israel on this date in one nine hundred forty eight because for israel it was a matter of security according to van pollack co-director of the zionist organization of america i don't know what any country would do when people gather on your border and come across a violation of the law the one for palestinians it is the continuation of a seemingly endless fight for an independent palestinian state a fight in which u.s. leaders try time and time again to play a chief negotiator from president carter to reagan to george h.w. bush to president clint

again driven a wedge between israel and its main ally the united states israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu said flatly rejected barack obama's call to return to the pretty one hundred sixty seven borders with the palestinians refusing to withdraw from occupied land i was gonna do if you can reports next to resolutions unlikely to come soon either given america's sitting on willingness to challenge its partner. in president obama's calls for peace and a two state solution fell on deaf ears both with israelis many of whom the mere mentioning of going back to pretty nine hundred sixty seven border lines is unacceptable. he says. because he wants a relationship with the palestinians who believe there is nothing but words in what the u.s. president has said is that a fraction of pressure on it if you know the prime minister of israel or of israel's now or so it's a process like a lose lose thing like it's very whole way it's like we hear the right things that what kind of implementation addressing the powerful pro israel lobby in washington president obama it's me truer to reaffirm that no pres

hundred thousand palestinians were forced out as israel was being established prime minister binyamin netanyahu said the country is determined to defend itself and he. from the most i was said before arabs in israel told me earlier that it's time for the international community to step in. when we talk about the borders of israel is what i'm going to have border that's the great is the way it is all your buying all these areas and people. you know according also to the. agreements is going. and all of the people that are living on. the. floor of the community with the whole design . sponsible is such a reaction to nonviolent solution that is i think double standards in the international community who were in. violation of riverfront always thinking this is going to solve communities acting to me greatly and i'm happy that they've got some community for example is acting i guess media regime i think in the case of presiding we see all over the historic double standards and i think it's very important to hold israel to the international community stand outs on that. you know like we are already o

by rejecting it, israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu is failing israel.ion of one of the world's most important voices in foreign policy -- fareed zakaria. i spoke with him about the never-ending conflict a short time ago. as always, thank you for joining us. you wrote an article in today's "washington post" that -- to say it is critical of prime minister netanyahu is an understatement. you say he will be a comma in history. that's harsh criticism. what do you mean by that? >> i mean what netanyahu revealed is that he really is not interested in a two-statol sugs. he is not interested in getting any kind of deal. the end of the day, there's going to be a deal. everyone understands what the parameters of it are. palestinians are in many ways screwed up, israelis are screwed up. it will look like the deal that bill clinton put to the in 2000, land for peace. netanyahu always found some way that the -- there is a problem. when the palestinians were divided he said he couldn't negotiate with them because they were divided. they unified. i can't negotiate you

next, binyamin netanyahu addresses a joint member -- meeting of congress. the speaker: members of congress, i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you his excellency, binyamin netanyahu, prime minister of israel. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. vice president biden, speaker boehner, distinguished senators, members of the house, honored guests i'm deeply moved by this warm welcome. an i'm deeply honored that you have given me the opportunity to address congress a second time. mr. vice president, do you remember the time that we were the new kids in town? and i do see a lot of old friends here. and i see a lot of new friends here as well. democrats and republicans alike. israel has no better friend than america and america has no better friend than israel. we stand together to defend democracy. we stand together to advance peace. we stand together to fight terrorism. congratulations, america. congratulations, mr. president, you got bin laden. good riddance. in an unstable middle east, israel is the one anchor of stabil

number two, we are also picking up with the israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu, coming to thethat iran is still at the top of this white house's agenda. iran obviously has very tight relationship with syria. clashes on the border right now, lot of bloodshed in the bottom line is what i'm picking up there is an expectation from netanyahu government that there will be a lot of talk about iran and syria because if syria is not held in check that could be a big victory for iran as they continue to try to spread weapons in through syria and get them to the gaza strip. something to keep a close eye on. >> we will be watching the speech closely. live coverage on thursday. thanks, ed. thanks very much. >>> we are also right now learning new information about osama bin laden's communications. notorious al qaeda affiliate in yemen. details of new evidence, bin laden was very much in the loop with fellow terrorists. plus, drugs like viagra as a weapon of war. allegedly used . disturbing new allegations from the criminal court. top prosecutors. stand by. [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t i

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binyamin netanyahu, who was here and graced us with his presence this week. i just last march i was in jerusalem, had some quality time with him and we kind of relived spaoefrpbss that we've had in the -- experiences we've had in the past when he was prime minister before. that was back in the middle of the 1990's i had a chance to talk to him and i can recall his concern at that time and what he said at that time, two major concerns. one is what's happening in iran and then of course making sure that the land that is in israel right now will stay there. well, recently i had a chance to visit with him again and i was really quite surprised when he came here and was met with this suggestion, that things are going to change and that maybe we would encourage israel to go back to their 1967 borders. and i can assure you that we'll do everything we can to keep that from happening, and i want to make sure we get the message out there. this may be president obama talking. it's not the majority of people in america, as was witnessed by the 30 standing ovations that p

with the prime minister of israel, binyamin netanyahu. senators should join in the senate chamber at 10:30 to proceed to the house of representatives at 10:40 a.m. we anticipate additional debate in adoption of the motion to proceed to senate 1038, the patriot act extension during tuesday's session. mr. president, if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it adjourn under the previous order. the presiding officer: the the presiding officer: the cahal >>> members of the european parliament that earlier this month to debate europe's border policy and how to deal with the flood of immigrants from north africa. an estimated 26,000 immigrants from to nisha alone have reportedly arrived in italy, and the countries of the european union are considering tougher border control laws. the european union currently allows citizens to travel freely between its 25 member countries. >> let us now move on to the next item on the agenda. this is the commission statement flow of asylum and impact and the agreement. i would like t