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twenty three hours fifty six the then go beyond david ben-gurion it was he who proclaimed the establishment of the state of israel in one nine hundred forty eight and lead the country for thirteen years at the age of eighty two five years after stepping down as prime minister he.

have even the much better chances of retiring as the most glorious for prime minister since david ben-gurion do you expect israel to annex the illegal settlements in the west bank as netanyahu has indicated he found to do and if he does what you think the consequences would be. let me rephrase the question with your permission illegal is something which is. defined by those politicians who want to market such whether it's illegal or not that debate which israel has lost in the image of the international media but in practice if i can quote a famous famous legal advisor or professor alan dershowitz of. international law is a concept that exists in the minds of political political figures and political intellectuals only. netanyahu will have a problem in the only problem that he'll have will be to change the image. settlements in the west bank. one c. one c. we could go over that brutal no be not be a problem. now that there is discourse nowadays is about about deploying the israeli sovereignty over the west bank and. if i may make a calculated guess many of the palestinians the. ward circular

headed to a fifth straight term as prime minister, and poised to soon surpass founding father david ben-gurion one of the naon's founders, as the longest serving leader ever. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang in tel aviv. >> woodruff: unlikely as it sounds, we now have an image of that invisible space anomaly, a black hole, a cosmic abyss with gravity of such intensity that nothing, not even light, escapes it. a team of astronomers made the image public at a press conference in washington, d.c. this morning. we start our report tonight with this background video from thenc world scfestival and oficed by its co-founder, brian greene, professor physics at columbia university. it's the latest in our weekly science and technology series, "t leading edge." >> about 100 yeans ago, albert in gave us a new description of the force of gravity in which gravity exerts its influence through warps and curves in the fabric of space and time. just a couple of years later, karl schwarzschild, he was a german astronomer, who was stationed n the russian front during world war i and charged with tackling artil