israeli officials have condemned this in the at most terms the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu saying that it is simply unacceptable now israel has withdrawn all its embassy staff with the exception of one person that it's keeping in cairo in the hope that it can maintain some kind of diplomatic relations between both countries the egyptian prime minister has offered the resignation of both him and his cabinet to the high military council and this is almost as a form of apology for the fact that the police stood by it for several hours while protesters stormed the embassy and the police simply did nothing this resignation has been rejected there were hundreds of protesters they smashed down the embassy ward they three thousand documents out of the window they state two police vehicles and lie it they threw molotov cocktails at the police and burnt an israeli flag now three people were killed we're being told hundreds if not thousands were injured many of them by the tear gas of the police of course to use to disperse the crowd the u.s. defense secretary called cairo while all o

has become the worst relations between two countries in decades but israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu said that israel that israel will stick to the peace treaty with egypt adopted by a probably global research in international affairs center that it called peace with israel as one of the conditions on which egypt received aid from america all of its role in the changing middle east dimension. because egypt right now cannot live with us to say that egypt is a country with very deep structural economic problems and therefore is dependent on the level of which realistically speaking only the united states can provide for it now this place is the current egyptian government encourages a military government in quite a difficult situation on the one hand they're dependent on american aid and this was an aspect of that they are required to keep the peace treaty with israel and on the other hand they do not wish to be seen publicly to be cooperating with israel it's important to remember that there are there approaches underway in the region right now which are a. no way israel can in no way

crisis has become divisive relations between two countries in decades but israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu says that israel will stick to the peace treaty with egypt but kyra based journalist one hundred up to fight us out of tel aviv stand plenty to make enemies of the gyptian people. there is a lot of of anger over what israel did recently which basically very crossed the border from israel into egypt killed a number of egyptian should. and they promise investigation and nothing has not been delivered yet have a sense there are spin huge huge them on a stray sions and a sit in a few days outside the israeli embassy minus traitors asking the egyptian government to at least expelled israeli ambassador from egypt this is not the first time that israeli troops kill people all soldiers and the border area egypt's opinion has been liberated and that means you're not going to pay silence again when israel commits any act of thuggery on its own our porter or the people living on our porch and that's what has brought down what happened last night so we have to look at the motivation to make a str

members were killed by israeli troops in a border clash last month however israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu said his country's peace treaty with egypt still stand consenting as are currently preparing a bed for united nations membership despite tel aviv and washington's opposition prime minister everyone has also spoken in favor of palestinian statehood on his cairo visit texas political commentator. told r.t. that israel's approach is leading. israel now is getting away from the notion that it needs rational democratic allies in the region and this isolation now taking place because israeli calling israeli decision makers on the political level are choosing even to to if you will believe those allies by refusing to apologize for turkey for what has been taking place since mali marmara incident and also chilling the. soldiers inside and hoping to get away with what has been. against them certainly puts for forward the new israeli image in the people's. country to continue all the action on the seas while the world around them in their near vicinity is is really changing. germany has called

that israeli officials have condemned this in the act most terms the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu saying that it is simply unacceptable now israel has withdrawn all its embassy staff with the exception of one person that it's keeping in cairo in the hope that it can maintain some kind of diplomatic relations between both countries we've just been told that the egyptian prime minister has offered his resignation and the resignation of his cabinet to the high military council almost as a form of apology for the fact that the police did not prevent this incident from happening the facts as they stand all that hundreds of people stormed the embassy building the police stood by for several olives while thousands of documents were thrown from the windows we're being taught. boy that molotov cocktails were thrown at police that two police vehicles were sit in light that three people were killed and that hundreds if not thousands more were injured particularly in the tear gas that the police used to disperse the crowd now one of those comes just months after the for me gyptian president h

threats as this new democracy is stuck in a spiral of uncertainty instability and sometimes chaos binyamin netanyahu called the incident a near disaster being the furred it might have a lot more work to do to avoid catastrophe in the future israel should worry about look at what's happening in to give egypt two very important states in the area which used to have peace but friendship with israel. obs with israel and its number one friend seems to be having trouble keeping up balance when it comes to promoting arab democracy and protecting israel security it must occur to him and you and others at this point but certainly be americans are holding the gates isn't have all they have the cards up their sleeve so so i think that's something that must weigh heavily on on israel because when it comes down to it the u.s. tends to protect something in the end the basic problem you know i think with the americans and with the west and so i think all the way the thing is that it's become too much about the interests not not really about humanity or about anything else it's really become about interests and whe

general assembly little bit later on tonight israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu.will hear what he's got to say about all that is coming up later our other headlines tied in with this story today chaos breaks out at the israeli palestinian border with stones and bullets flying across the checkpoint and a palestinian shot dead in a clash with israeli soldiers. also fears of a double dip global recession intensify in the wake of thursday's huge markets plunge that spared no one from asia the debt ridden europe asian european markets ended their worst week since two thousand and eight and the u.s. is heading in the same direction. one other story for you tonight clashes between pro and anti-government forces in yemen intensified the death toll now from five days of violence has reached one hundred but says the country's president returns to the yemeni capital three months after surviving a task assassination attempt against. catchable sports and casey. hello welcome to the sports update is friday and here's what's coming up. then assesses russia make sweeping changes

their voices heard and yet instead of concentrating on domestic problems israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has been focused on the international stage on september the trenches palestinians will go to the united nations to declare a state and it in yahoo has responded by arming settlers and trying to convince countries not to support the palestinian move instead of listening to the despond told messes at home. while the people are demanding more money be spent on social programs not settlement building and military operations analyst suggestion buskins had been telling r.t. . the social concerns are extremely valid and the gaps between rich and poor in israel are grown from a society to thirty years ago was one of the most egalitarian in the world today to the sections of gaps between rich and poor only after the united states we have a problem of increasing privatization a philosophy that our prime minister it appears to and what we've seen privatized in israel over the past years are serious social services which should provide to be provided by the government in education health and wel

most specifically now to happen on the twenty third of september the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu he did say that he was willing to actually meet the palestinian leader on the fringes ofa general assembly but that never actually happened in your opinion should we do about it maybe taking the high road and try to meet with netanyahu and challenge him directly. no it's very simple. i think with women who talk about became very experienced politician in really realizing that mr netanyahu is nothing about the big liar he is he has nothing to offer he's just. can't provide the words and try to capture some kind of emotions but in fact he is captured by a government of such orders he is obsessed with a very fine i think kind of political ideology and he has read nothing to offer lately or. had reached that realisation after eighteen years of brutus negotiation and the israelis particularly at this point under the leadership of netanyahu is able to deliver anything and one evidence that supported this so this claim is yesterday's or actually. curation a part of the government building ne

binyamin netanyahu has called for direct talks to begin immediately, as has president obama, as have so many of our colleagues. why should the palestinians be rewarded by the u.n. for refusing to negotiate with israel? the palestinians have elected to pursue confrontation over negotiation with israel. we must rethink our effort. today the subcommittee of which i am a member will be marking up the international affairs appropriations bill. the same day the p.a. is considering making its plea at the united nations the bill is strong in holding the p.a. accountable should it attempt such a misguided maneuver. we can't reward unilateral acts. we can't reward bad behavior born of a clear rejection of the only proven path to passments many of my colleagues and i understand that a great number of palestinians want what we all want in this country in new york, in ohio, and across our country, and what people want in israel: a better life for their children, a life of peace and prosperity between and among peoples. i'm confident the administration will veto any security council recognition of

netanyahu. that's my last name. my first name, benjamin, dates back a thousand years earlier to benjamin -- binyamin -- the son of jacob, who was also known as israel. jacob and his 12 sons roamed these same hills of judea and sumeria 4,000 years ago, and there's been a continuous jewish presence in the land ever since. and for those jews who were exiled from our land, they never stopped dreaming of coming back -- jews in spain, on the eve of their expulsion, jews in the ukraine, fleeing the pogroms, jews fighting the warsaw ghetto, as the nazis were circling around it. they never stopped praying, they never stopped yearning. they whispered -- next year in jerusalem. next year in the promised land. as the prime minister of israel, i speak for a hundred generations of jews who were dispersed throughout the lands, who suffered every evil under the sun, but who never gave up hope of restoring their national life in the one and only jewish state. ladies and gentlemen, i continue to hope that president abbas will be my partner in peace. i've worked hard to advance that peace. the day i came into office, i called for direct