dysfunction on display this week at the white house, amid conflicts with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. >>> america is arming moderate rebels in syria to fight i.s.i.l. are there many left. i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this", those stories and more ahead. >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu met with president obama. >> we have to find ways to change the status quo, and we'll discuss... >> preventing them from becoming a nuclear power. >> going on safari could be a thing of the past of the half the world's animals disappeared in the last 40 years. >> the real drives are consumption. >> another high school football player died during a game, the third in the past week. >> a lot of crime, a lot of questions, a lot of shock. >> we begin with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu's first visit to the white house since the summer war in gaza, in his speech at the u.n. general assembly on tuesday, he blasted what he considers a double standard on terrorism. >> the same country that support confronting i.s.i.s., oppose israel for confronting hamas. they have evidently d

the president pressed binyamin netanyahu again on wednesday about preventing civilian casualties, and the u.s. relaxed its strict policies to protect civilians. we are seeing i.s.i.l. hiding among civilians in syria and iraq. is the u.s. being hypocritical. >> so many anomalies and contradictions shape the policies of power. whether it's contradiction or hypocrisy, the reality when we operate in iraq and afghanistan we confronted to a certain degree the same kinds of challenges that the israelis did report to causing -- respect to causing civilian casualties and deaths. the president made his .2 months ago, with respect to gaza. again, i think the raising of the civilian issue of wilfully and purposely targetting civilians is a throw away line. >> always in the middle east we have the what ifs, and the circular arguments. the president - even though as you say may not be pushing hard for a broader peace between israel and the palestinians, but binyamin netanyahu, again, comes to the united states after the israelis approved thousands of settlements in east jerusalem. it feels - certai

president obama met with binyamin netanyahu on tuesday. the white house says it's troubling. >> this development will draw condemnation from the international community. distance israel from its closest allies. poison the atmosphere with the palestinians and the arab governments with which binyamin netanyahu wants to build relations. >> more from west jerusalem. >> well, the plans for the constructions of this frankly large settlement has been around for a few years now. this is the closest we have come to construction, and back to any time now tenders will likely be put in for construction of the nearly 2,600 units in this area. whatever the case, the timing of this decision by the municipality by the jerusalem, couldn't come at a worse time, particularly for the u.s. the u.s. president obama having a meeting with the israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu, at the white house, only a day earlier. in that meeting, both - they've reaffirmed the commitment to seeking a 2-state solution with the palestinians, but the move undermining that

and this is what we are not doing with binyamin netanyahu. he is the leader of israel. he has been reincorrected. we have to be able to deal with him if we are serious about running a social security policy. that raises a question. you hold your knows. you deal with other leaders, if it is not important, you can have personnel grudge. will there we fall out from this in. >> i think the israelis are concerned. the security is in the hands of america and ultimately their own. this is not a good thing. israel is not going to change its policies. i think we'll have to figure out what we need from israel. what we want to do from israel and change the tone definitely. >> ambassador. good to have you with us. thank you. now for more stories from around the world. we begin in wichita kansas, where a plane crashed shortly after takeoff, killing four people. the poilt was the only -- pilot was the only person on board the plaftenlt three people's the building were killed -- board the plane. three people were killed, the building collapsed br firefighters could get it under contro

it's why binyamin netanyahu opposes the u.s. his aides are talking about a new election, and the settlement announcements and the language he uses is popular among the right wingers, whose support he needs to get reelected. he wraps his announcements in the same flag as today. when you see him opposed the public, they are all local, appealing to his base, trying to outlast an american president >>> we have the u.s. senator for the israeli senator her at and asked what he thought. >> it was interesting. an expletive used by a senior official that we don't know who it is, has managed to blow the whole thing up and bring to the surface. it's an ironic situation. it does reflect the depth of the animosity. >> the prime minister took it to the knesset, why? >> it raised a lot of headlines in israel, and he needed to plain to the israeli people, or felt he had to explain to the israeli people, why he was producing this sentiment in the white house, and a place that is israel's greatest ali, and he wanted to score points. if you are co

mora, welcome to "consider this", those stories and more ahead. >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahuet with president obama. >> we have to find ways to change the status quo, and we'll discuss... >> preventing them from becoming a nuclear power. >> going on safari could be a

mahmoud abbas was referred to as abu marson, saying:. >> binyamin netanyahu was referring to commentsabbas in which he said settlers should be banned from visiting the al-aqsa mosque. it's an area in by mahmoud abbas has toughened laws against palestinians selling land to israeli settlers. the city is divided and the east is thought of as a future case. israelis are buying property next to a high le contested state, holy sites in islam, al-aqsa and the home of the holy rock. we have this report. >> reporter: this woman doesn't mince words with her neighbours, calling them thieves and demanding that they lee. nine settler families moved into several apartments, buying them in the occupied east jerusalem neighbourhood. part of efforts by far right jewish groups hoping to cement israel's claims on the city. we tried to afghanistan the settlers for an interview. >> how are you. are you willing to talk to us, if e ask you a question about why you moved into the house? can you tell us why you are interested in living in the neighbourhood? >> they refused. >> there are a number of israeli or

mr ban, before coming to gaza, will meet with the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu, and, of course, will be raising these issues, an issue that he said time and again, that this cycle of violence here in gaza, which has taken place since 2006, since hamas has taken obvious, the gaza strip needs to end. there has been three conflicts and it's the gazans who suffer. the people who live in the city behind me who suffer. that is what the u.n. secretary-general will come here and see when he visits on tuesday. >>> okay. for now, thank you very much indeed. >> imtiaz tyab will keep us across ban ki-moon's visit to gaza when that happens >>> let's go to egypt. university staff there are planning to protest on monday against a proposed overhaul of college laws. at least six students were arrested on sunday during illegal protests at the university said are cairo and islamic al-azhar. it coincided with the start of the academic year. we have this report. >> students in their thousands across the campuses, saying if the protests ends. the world will thing everything is fine in egypt.

king abdullah once described his relationship with binyamin netanyahu as cold and unplent. this is how he feels -- unpleasant. this is how he feels now. >> translation: today we have islamic and zionist extremism. if jordan is fighting extremism in islam and israelis are slaughtering in gaza and jerusalem every five minutes, there's a problem. >> reporter: fears of israeli negotiations angered the kingdom which hosts many refugees. jordan has a stake in the palestinian-israeli conflict, not only because it has the largest palestinian population refugees. it recognises jordan's role in looking after islamic shrines in jerusalem, agreeing to give high priority when the palestinians net the future of the city. >> by allowing right-wing jewish groups to enter the compound jordan feels israel is under mining its role in protecting the site? we continue to tell israeli officials, anything action on the holy sites must be stopped. >> a refugee that fled to jordan is living in the refugee camp, since 2007. he says the peace treaty is more relevant to israel much >> translation: jor

dysfunction on display this week at the white house, amid conflicts with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. >>> america is arming moderate rebels in syria to fight i.s.i.l. are there many left. i'm antonio mora, welco

. >> warnings were exchanged at the white house between a meeting with binyamin netanyahu, and obama. they met in washington since a sit down since the israel-hamas conflict. they'll try to refocus attention on iran, warning president obama not to accept a deal to allow tehran to be a nuclear power. united states wants israel to find a lasting solution to tensions with the palestinians in gaza. >>> coming next, achievement gaps in schools in the united states, why minority students are struggling. >>> severe weather is slamming areas of the united states, heavy rain and thunder storms are expected to continue throughout the week. dave warren is here with the latest. >> large size hail, and this is the start of an area of whether that will impact more of an area tomorrow, and much of the eastern united states will be affected by the storm. now it's tornado watch and severe thunderstorm watch along with a few warnings. the storms have the potential to rotate, for now they are giving a lot of wind and hail coming down. individual storms is what we are seeing now. that shows you that ther