russia is committed to supporting independence of the palestinian state with the capital in east jerusalem that we have said during his middle east visit the russian leader meets with his palestinian counterpart israel has been left on the sidelines due to political infighting. and the claims of russian air traffic controllers for the plane crash that killed the polish president in april that's despite the findings of the official investigation that cited pilot error and whether it's causes of the accident. plus. them out by page sixteen especially when they're people struggling to pay their rent even feed and play the children of. anger is boiling over in the u.k. as banks spelled out by taxpayer money pledged to hand out billions in bonuses despite harsh austerity cuts in the rest of the country. with news from russia and from around the world this is r.t. here in moscow twenty four hours a day good to have you with you good to have you with us this dmitri medvedev has reiterated russia's commitment to back a palestinian state with the capital in east jerusalem during his middle east tou

russia is committed to supporting the independence of the palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem. during his middle east to visit the russian leader meets with his palestinian counterpart israel has been left on the sidelines due to political infighting. and blames russian traffic controllers for the plane crash that killed the polish president in april that's despite the findings of the official investigation that cited pilot error and bad weather as causes of the accident plus. the banks pay the same seem especially when the people step in to even pay their rent to even see the play that show. anger anger is boiling over in the u.k. as the banks bailed out by taxpayer money trying to hand out billions in bonuses despite a harsh austerity cuts in the rest of the country. this is our life. to me treatment here that has reiterated russia's commitment to back a palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem he said this during his current middle east tour the initial plan for the tour was to hold talks with israel as well but this was spoiled when its officials went on strike l

and arab east jerusalem. still today the palestinians live under military control. this is a film about four israelis who want an end to more than forty years of israeli occupation breaking the silence is a group of ex israeli soldiers who served during the second intifada in the occupied territories and today we work to try to expose the reality of occupation back home. we call it breaking assize because you have to understand that what's going on in the occupied territories is like one of the biggest i was in israel. people just don't talk about it you don't come back home and say money these are two thousand years we feel this that it just doesn't come over. that people back home people here in israel have no clue if it's going on. it's like there is there's a secret agreement between society and military. we know there's going on there but please don't bring it about you know we want to live our life without. without knowing what it takes to have a peaceful life. or here just to talk about what we did. because we feel this is the this is one of the most importan

to back a palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem that's according to president who's been meeting with. but that's years they have the news russia's position stays the same we made a choice at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. we've been backing and we will be back in the rights of the palestinians to create their own state independent united sustainable with the capital in east jerusalem. now the initial plan for president of the middle east tour was to hold talks with israel as well but this was when us officials went on strike leading to the visits cancellation mostafa but a goatee the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative party says the reason for that is much more complicated. the issue of the strike of the foreign ministry is not a justification by any means the prime minister of israel could have arranged the visit. of the security apparatus is so big and is that this would not be a problem today surely it is that. feeling of superiority in israel a feeling of guns and impunity to international law that makes israel behave in such a manner

they allegedly agreed to israel keeping large parts of occupied east jerusalem.he chief palestinian negotiator has dismissed those claims as a pack of lies. >> but israel and the palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital. israel annexed the east of the city of the 1967 war in considered a part of the jewish state. but the palestinians want east jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state. construction of israeli settlements in east jerusalem have been strongly opposed and have prompted violent protests, like these in december. but the leaked transcript prepared to show the palestinian authority and that mahmoud abbas offered major concessions. his chief negotiator is quoted as proposi the biggest tourism in jewish history. at talks in cairo, mahmoud abbas denied the reports. >> we have no secrets. the entire arab world knows this. details of every single negotiation, meeting, and position put forward or being considered are presented to arab countries. >> the transcripts published by the british newspaper, the guardian, and the broadcaster al jazee

israel to keep an occupied settlements in east jerusalem. that revelation has brought the palestinian authority under intense pressure. >> nobody thought it would be easy when israeli and palestinian leaders shook hands of the white house in 1993. they must have hoped for something better than years more of bloodshed and talks and still no peace. the two sides are not talking at the moment. getting the leaders back to the table is still the west's main strategy. the leaked documents are about palestinian refugees who lost their homes when israel was created in 1948. there strengthening calls for a different approach because the old one has not worked. some talk about the future of jerusalem, the holy city that both sides want as the capital. >> palestinian negotiators have been accused of offering to many concessions. at one meeting using the hebrew word for the city, the chief

state russia is committed to supporting independence of the palestinian state with the capital in east jerusalem dimitri medvedev said during his middle east visit as the russian leader meets with his palestinian counterpart israel is being left on the sidelines due to political infighting. and blames russian air traffic controllers for the plane crash that killed the polish president in april despite the findings of the official investigation that cited pilot error and bad weather this causes the accident plus. there much about this plane still seem especially when the people stopping to pay their rent the d.v.d. player that show anger boiling over in the u.k. banks taxpayer money plan to hand out billions in bonuses despite sturdy cuts in the rest of the country. with news from russia and from around the world this is r.t. in moscow twenty four hours a day dmitri medvedev has reiterated russia's commitment to back a palestinian state with the capital in east jerusalem during his middle east tool the initial plan for the talk was to hold talks with israel as well but this was spoiled when its o

club never got past the planning stage, two of those were employees at the british consulate in east jerusalem. >> we will leave it there for the moment. thank you for that update. >> acceptant amnesty and step down or face military action. that seems to be the message from ivory coast neighbors to laurent gbagbo who has been refusing to accept the loss. his spokesman has warned the region will burn if foreign troops are sent in to overthrow him. >> ivory coast has been a country with extravagant protocol. this in the african leader -- visiting african leaders have a tough message. it almost became political theater. visiting presidents became plain earnest and were greeted with a characteristic embrace. hear, the men and women hold cabinet meetings as though there were running the country. this is also theater. he may have been condemned by the international community but he still holds most of the reins of power in this country the situation has become a test of the commitment to the outside world, especially to africa. leaders have taken on a high risk strategy by calling on laurent gbagbo

russia is committed to supporting palestine's independence with the capital in east jerusalem dmitri medvedev said during his middle east visit as the russian. israel has been left on the sidelines due to political infighting. in the u.k. as. money. billions in bonuses despite. the rest of the country. well a very warm welcome to you this is our life from moscow the initial plan for president medvedev. has been trying to help the middle east quartet and try and get the middle east peace process back on track. its commitment to back a palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem so according to president dmitri medvedev who's been meeting with. but that's years they of the news russia's position stays the same we made a choice at the end of the 1980's we've been back in and we will be back in the rights of the palestinians to create their own state independent united sustainable with the capital in east jerusalem. or the initial plan for president maybe a dose of middle east tour was to hold talks with israel as well but this was spoiled when its officials went on strike leading

. >> consulate officials have confirmed that two men who work at the consulate in east jerusalem have been arrested in connection with an alleged attack on the stadium in jerusalem. there are a number of other sporting events that take place there. a group of men, conspirators, are alleged to have planned a missile, rocket attack. it was still in the planning stage. it appears that the two employees at the british consulate are two locally employed palestinian men. they did not have particularly high security clearance. what we understand is that they were arrested in the last few weeks, although the news of these arrest has just now, out. -- these arrests have just now, out -- now come out. there was a planned attack on the stadium in jerusalem. these people up consulates in east jerusalem were arrested. >> there is still no sign to the end of the standoff in ivory coast. they were not able to persuade the incumbent president, laurent gbagbo to cede the position to alassane quattara, seen as the winner. >> they came to get him to step aside. after hours of talks, they came away with

ever since 1967 when israel captured the palestinian territory including east jerusalem, it has beenuilding homes for the on occupied land. the jewish settlements virtually in close the palestinian-populated areas. it means that jews now live on land that many palestinians want for their capital. palestinian officials have reacted furiously to acquisitions -- accusations by their rivals that they have been. -- prepared to sell their birthright cheap. >> it has been blown out of proportion. this leadership is trying to resolve this diplomatically. >> palestinian negotiators seem to of gone beyond what many of their people would easily accept. after 44 years of occupation, some palestinians will see any offer of compromise on big issues like jewish settlements as a humiliating sign of weakness. it is not certain what political effect that will have. most palestinians, like the israelis, have been cynical about the chances of negotiated peace for a long time. >> flooding is again causing chaos in australia in the southern state of victoria. about 75 towns have been affected with 5000 pe

leaked documents that show negotiators were prepared to make concessions to the israelis over east jerusalem. revelations include allegations of palestinian negotiations agreeing to limit the number of refugees be allowed to return to israel. we have not been able to in dupont -- in dependably verify the documents. -- independently verify the documents. >> the leaked documents say while publicly opposing the building of jewish settlements on occupied palestinian land, they have [unintelligible] in sensitive areas like east jerusalem and some of the holiest areas. as increasing frustration is in many palestinian towns with what they see as israeli expansion, while the leadership looks increasingly weak. palestinian negotiators have prepared to make concessions in return for priests is not surprising. but what happened on the ground was the extent of those concessions and the fact that they got nothing in return from the israelis. the already discredited leadership -- some defiance that no leader has the right to surrender the the that belongs to the people. >> as a palestinian refugee, this i

russia is committed to supporting independence of the palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem he said during his middle east as the russian leader meets with his palestinian counterpart left on the sidelines due to political infighting. also the. russian traffic controllers for the plane crash that killed the polish president and. the findings the official investigation that cited. as causes the accident. back explained step seem especially when the people step in to even pay their rent even feed them play their children are boiling over in the u.k. as banks taxpayer money. billions in bonuses despite harsh cuts in the rest of the country. good news for russia and from around the world this is in moscow twenty four hours a day dmitri medvedev has reiterated russia's commitment to back a palestinian state with the capital in east jerusalem during his middle east tour the initial plan for the two was to hold talks with israel as well but this was spoiled when its officials went on strike leading to the visits cancellation. has more now from jericho. the palestinian officials hav

that is to say, gossip, the west bank, east jerusalem, all under israel, captured in the 19676- day war. such a move would not end israel's occupation, but it would increase the pressure. israel, for its part, says a true peace can only be achieved with no negotiation and a peace deal between the two sides. actually, though, president of video was not able to hear the israeli point of view today. >> international mediators are stepping up a tense to diffuse a deepening crisis in lebanon. the government has collapsed in the midst of a fierce round about assassinated the former prime minister in 2005. some lebanese fear a new civil war has brought, and the chief prosecutor of the special tribunal for lebanon has defended an indictment he has just issued for murder. it is believed that names members of hezbollah, the most powerful military force in lebanon. >> the leader of hezbollah, the most powerful man in lebanon, rarely seen in public, in case israel killed him, but always somehow present. his latest enemy, the indictment the lead to charges men with the assassination of the former pr

hour russia is committed to supporting independence of the palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem the major event of said during his middle east visit as the russian leader meets with his palestinian counterpart israel has been left on the sidelines political infighting. and blames russian air traffic controllers for the plane crash that killed polish president lech kaczynski in april but the findings of the official investigation that started on a terror and bad weather has caused the accident. and anger is boiling over in the u.k. is banks bailed out by taxpayer money plan to hand out billions in bonuses despite sturton cuts in the rest of the country and public pressure to limit the payouts. another update for you in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime we discuss the peace talks between israel and the palestinians with a negotiator from the fatah party and a presidential advisor shelf that's going to be next on r.t. . i'll. leave at the bottom of. the greeting was dr shah and. the. let me first ask you about george mitchell's recent the to the middle east and later w

they allegedly agreed to israel keeping large parts of occupied east jerusalem.he chief palestinian negotiator has dismissed those claims as a pack of lies. >> but israel and the palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital. israel annexed the east of the city of the 1967 war in considered a part of the jewish state. but the palestinians want east jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state. construction of israeli settlements in east jerusalem have been strongly opposed and have prompted violent protests, like these in december. but the leaked transcript prepared to show the palestinian authority and that mahmoud abbas offered major concessions. his chief negotiator is quoted as proposing the biggest tourism in jewish history. at talks in cairo, mahmoud abbas denied the reports. >> we have no secrets. the entire arab world knows this. details of every single negotiation, meeting, and position put forward or being considered are presented to arab countries. >> the transcripts published by the british newspaper, the guardian, and the broadcaster al jaz

headline russia is committed to supporting independence of the palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem to reach him and said this during his middle east visit russian leader meets with his palestinian counterpart israel has been left on the sidelines due to political infighting. the family of the late polish president killed in a plane crash last april claims he perished in an assassination plot by moscow despite the official investigation findings experts say the tragedy is just being used to gain political points. in the u.k. as banks bailed out by taxpayer money. billions in bonuses despite harsh austerity cuts in the rest of the country and public pressure to limit the payouts. well up next we take an in-depth look at the peace process between israel and the palestinian autonomy as r.t. talks to any. party and presidential advisor. that discussion is next right here. the. let me first ask you about george mitchell's recent to the middle east and later we will talk about your current visit to russia what did the u.s. special envoy bring we hear it. that was new or than a ticket he h

planning stage, two of those people arrested will -- were employees of the british consulate in east jerusalem. >> laurent gbagbo must quit his post as soon as possible. signs are that laurent gbagbo is holding out. his spokesman has said that the region will burn if troops are sent in. >> ivory coast has been a country with extravagant protocol. visiting leaders have a message. the protocol was still laid on thick. it almost became political theater. the visiting presidents became just earnest and were greeted with a characteristic laurent gbagbo embrace. here at the hotel, the women and men hold cabinet meetings as if they were running the country. this is theater. laurent gbagbo may have been condemned by the international community but he holds the reins of power. this is a test of the commitment to the outside world, especially africa. african leaders have taken on a high risk strategy by calling on laurent gbagbo to leave and threatening military action if he does not. it looks like laurent gbagbo is in the presidential palace with no intention of resigning. what do the letters do next?

with the capital in east jerusalem. during his middle east visit. with a palestinian. political. polish president killed in a plane crash last. said the official investigation findings but experts say the tragedy is simply being used to gain political points. boiling over in the u.k. . by taxpayer money billions in bonuses despite. the rest of the country. almost half of russia's population. dying of a smoke related disease every single minute our spotlight. going off now talks. about what can be done to stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. bringing you the latest in science and technology from around the clock. we've got the future covered. power again and welcome to the spotlight the interview show an r.c. pilot and today my guest is jeff nessa. every year new viruses appear which can terminate thousands even then mutated flu can become a legal weapon but a lot of people make it even worse by smoking cigarettes contain acid poison and even radio active elements no wonder cigarettes are

there were supporting the rights for the capital in east jerusalem. asylum seekers have gone on trial for atrocities during a rwandan genocide. accused of coordinating massacres, under german law genocide trials can be brought before a german court regardless of where the alleged killings occurred. >> the charge makes a terrific breeding. as mayor of a community in the north of the country he was responsible for the murder of 3700 tutsis. he organized massacres and it said -- incited others to commit murder. >> he was responsible in his position of authority. he gave the orders and encourage other people to commit these deeds. >> it is thought that 8000 people were murdered in rwanda. most of the victims belonged to the minority. the german prosecutors conducted parts of their investigation in rwanda and have invited a number survivors to testify. >> our job will be to examine these accusations in great detail, determining the credibility of the witnesses. we will hear from experts, amongst others. >> the defense has been trying to portray the proceed

supporting independence of the state with the capital in east jerusalem he said during his middle east visit as the russian leader meets with his promise to israel has been left on the sidelines due to political infighting. of the top stories. of the plane crash that killed. the findings of the official investigation. and its causes of the accident. and. plant. and the rest of the country public pressure to them. for the moment. in the meantime it's all special report on the efforts to put the water on afghanistan track. the red carpet and t.v. cameras the lights are on. june two thousand and eight the countries of the coalition are presenting their spending program for the reconstruction of afghanistan. the friendly side of the war. americans french germans afghan politicians congratulating each other. after the photo they all disappear behind a partition. it's access is closely guarded so journalists are welcome to attend the conference on television if france is not only acting as the host in power the president as usual has planned a spectacular announcement. simple question and th

president mahmoud abbas he reiterated russia's commitment to a palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem initially has the middle east tour with to include israel but an internal dispute out the foreign ministry that meeting with council even if they may get it we knew the offer to host peace talks in russia or former palestinian foreign minister and member of the central committee now believes that russia big part in establishing peace in the middle east put pressure they're trying to convince needs a new to stop through the occupation through building new settlements that the gaza blockade to stop taking in jerusalem the americans failed to do this they'd meet it and now put more pressure on us trying to bring us back to the negotiating table at least and you know who used the current government as an excuse saying you cannot make a decision under this government russia recognize the independent palestinian state at ninety eight with a nine hundred sixty seven borders that's come through jerusalem and never denied it decision in other words many things show that russia is serious about

russia is committed to supporting independence of the palestinian state in the capital in east jerusalem. during his middle east visit as the russian leader meets with his palestinian counterpart israel has been left on the sidelines to three hundred billion fighting. planes russian air traffic controllers from the plane crash that killed polish president lech kaczynski in april despite the findings official as to gauge in that cited pilot error and bad weather as causes of the accident. and anger is boiling over in the u.k. is banks bailed out by taxpayer money plan to handle billions in bonuses despite harsh austerity cuts in the rest of the country public pressure to limit the payouts more news for you less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime sports is next with. hello there thanks for watching the sport and this is what is coming up. safely through world number two there is a body of a high speed problem is that making the second round of strain open. why is the gap in melbourne if he makes the next round along with russia's miquel youzhny. and brian shying the lakers to fa

committed to supporting independence of the palestinian state capital in east jerusalem to be. his middle east visit as the russian leader meets with his palestinian counterpart left on the sidelines due to political infighting. and blames russian air traffic controllers for the plane crash that killed polish president lech kaczynski in april. the official investigation that cited pilot error and bad weather as causes of the accident. and anger is boiling over in the u.k. as banks by taxpayer money planned to handle billions in bonuses. in the rest of the country and public pressure to limit the pales. when i would get a break in transmission in about thirty minutes from now due to technical maintenance but i will be back with all the latest news at seven am g.m.t. tomorrow before that break their financial guru. asks if americans should return to the gold standard and rely more on precious metals rather than the u.s. dollar that's in the cards report next. i am asking as are and this is the kaiser report you know there's a lot of crazy stuff going on around the world with the w

administration publicly condemned israel for announcing a program of building of jewish homes in east jerusalem during vice president joseph biden's visit. however, it failed to condemn something else that happened during the same visit by president biden that was the palestinian authority naming a public square in ramallah from the leader of the terrorists who perpetrated the coastal road massacres when people were slaughtered when at last secretary clinton many days later provided the administration's first criticism of this -- of this glorification, it was only to white white house and protect abbas and the pa by incorrectly stating that it was a hamas-controlled municipality that initiated the event. clinton actually praised abbas and praised prime minister 5 he'd for their strengthening of law and order. and thus israel has had not to bear any cruelty or hatred by diabolical passions and frenzy. this is a group where they said the jews are from monkeys and pigs and hands out drinks and sweets when israelis are turned out to bits and congratulate the parents who begin the deed. and when the

palestinian autonomy where he reiterated moscow's commitment to palestinian state with the capital in east jerusalem. but it's following the visit for us. of course jordan for russia is more than just a middle east partner in this region they have a very close very special relationship a visit is part of major breakthroughs for the russian to make nomic summit which is due to take place in march this year and the two leaders will see them talk how they're going to both stricken amik ties their cooperation and added to spirit today they also discussed plans for the construction of a nuclear power plant in jordan which several countries are beating to build and russia among those countries but of course all of that was on the sidelines of talks on the major on the top priority subject regional developments in the middle east and the israeli palestinian conflict also the visit of the russian president to jordan point sides with the orthodox church celebrations of it be funny this is one of the twelve major orthodox holy days and these side kilometers outside of amman the capital of jordan where we are

russia's commitment to an independent state capital in east jerusalem was also supposed to visit israel but a walkout of the foreign ministry was cancelled despite that the offer to host peace talks in russia speaking exclusively to watch teen sex and other palestinians expect from moscow. russia already recognize palestine in one thousand nine hundred eight it was also recognized by ninety other countries what do we expect from russia now but there are two things the first concerns the middle east quartet it's necessary to do everything possible to boost its activity so that it's similar to the role of say the european union we would like russia to convince the us because it's the only country that is against the final statement containing new conclusions it will help us to have a better substantiated discussion with israel while promoting the peace process russia could also insist on its position in stopping the settlement activity in its relationship with the us and israel and on getting back to the negotiations table i think that russia is ready for that that's what president medved

palestinian autonomy where reiterated moscow's commitment to back a palestinian state capital in east jerusalem r.t. as you get that in a gradual there following the visit. of course jordan for russia is more than just a middle east partner in this region they have a very close very special relationship a visit is part of major proportions for the russian jordan economic summit which is due to take place in march these here and there the two leaders will see them talk how they're going to both straight konami ties their cooperation and added just fear today they also discussed plans for the construction of a nuclear power plant in jordan which several countries are beating to build and russia among those countries but of course all of that was on the sidelines of talks on the major on the top priority subject regional developments in the middle east and the israeli palestinian conflict. just with russia has been and will continue to be a coup in the middle east peace process we understand our responsibility and we continue to act in accordance with the decisions made by the international commun

told me where he reiterated most days commitments to back a palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem. at that in the gradual but following the visit for us so let's cross over to how you got there you know what's the outcome of these talks in jordan so far. well this is a working visit of the russian president to jordan but still king of the law the second did all his best to add as much pomp and ceremony to it as possible there were not any deals or major agreements on the table for signing today but it was part this visit a paunch of major proportions for the russia georgian economic forum which is due to take place in march this year and the two leaders will see them talk how they go into wall street konami ties their cooperation added to spirit today they also discussed plans for the construction of a nuclear power plant in jordan which several countries are beating to build and russia among those countries but of course all of that was on the sidelines of talks on the major on the top priority subject regional developments in the middle east and the israeli palestinian conflict

visit dmitri medvedev voiced his support of an independent palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem he also signed an agreement for russian exploration of oil and gas deposits in jordan r.t.c. katina correction over has been following the visit for us. of course jordan for russia is more than just a middle east partner in this region they have a very close very special relationship a visit is pause major breakthroughs for the russian jordan economic summit which is due to take place in march this here and the two leaders will see them talk how they go into wall street konami ties their cooperation and added just here today they also discussed plans for the construction of a nuclear power plant in jordan which several countries are beating to build and russia among those countries but of course all of that was on the sidelines of talks on the major on the top priority subject regional developments in the middle east and the israeli palestinian conflict. there's no need to separate us within the culture its strength is in our unity only in this way can we try to find a compromise whic

include claims israel rejected a controversial proposal allowing you to keep parts of occupied east jerusalem. palestinian negotiators dismissed them as pack of lies. at least six people have been killed by a bomb on the outskirts of the iraqi city of karbala thirteen others were wounded police say the blast targeted shia muslims on a pilgrimage to the holy city the bombing comes on the back of three suicide attacks on the same route last week which claimed more than fifty lives. tunisian police are firing tear gas at demonstrators on the streets of the country's capital admitted a new wave of unrest crowds are calling for all the former leaders allies to be removed from power it follows a month long uprising that deposed president ben ali killing almost eighty people and on sunday authorities detained two men allegedly loyal to the old. the number of those killed in last week's heavy floods and landslides in brazil has risen to at least eight hundred more than four hundred others remain missing avalanches of modern water ripped through maybe poor areas tossing cars into buildings and burying

jazeera it's alleged israel rejected a controversial proposal allowing it to keep parts of occupied east jerusalem had promised negotiators dismissed the claims as a pack of lies. from police in tunisia using tear gas to disperse stone throwing protesters gathered outside the prime minister's office and a fresh wave of unrest demonstrators are demanding all the former. leader's allies a step down from office and follows a month long uprising that ousted president ben ali also led to seventy eight people losing their lives sunday detained two high profile figures allegedly loyal to the old regime. island's a political party it's not a whole after the green party leader quit the governing coalition parties will try to speed up the passage of key financial legislation aiming to bring forward elections to february a month earlier than planned it comes after weeks of political. on saturday prime minister brian cowen stepped down as leader of his party pressure caused by the country's economic crisis but remains prime minister. of the independence of moldova is being tested by the growing influence of t

president reaffirmed russia's commitment to an dependent palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem it came along after talks with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the west bank on tuesday abbas than it led a very for russia's a humanitarian financial and security aid to the palestinian middle east that peace also came up when the russian president later met with king abdullah of jordan and various the middle east tour was initially supposed to include israel but a walkout of the foreign ministry there meant that with councils of former palestinian foreign minister and the start that believes russia can play a big part in the stop wishing peace but for sure they're trying to convince needs a new to stop through the occupation through building new settlements the gaza blockade to stop taking in jerusalem the americans failed to do this. put more pressure on trying to bring us back to the negotiating table it's nice to know who used the current government as an excuse. to make a decision under this government of russia recognize the independent palestinian state in ninety minute

confidential records suggest israel rejects the offers which include keeping parts of occupied east jerusalem. at a range of new media outlets in moldova are being accused of trying to influence its audience politically critics say romanian sponsors are controlling the content of t.v. news and publications to promote reunification with the country but others are simply applauding more diversity in the press. investigates. the most press seems to have has undergone something of a make over in the past year with new t.v. programs airing different opinions so is the media becoming stronger and freer and this country after years of domination by only a few outlets it may seem so on the surface but some like internet journalists vitale and dear ski say the idea of a new dawn is only an illusion. when my website gained popularity some people from romania connected me and offered financial help this is in exchange for my website as he pulled the idea of reunification which we moldova and romania or something three quarters of. rejects. before nine hundred forty five moldova belong to romania after t

its alleged israel rejected a proposal which would have allowed it to keep parts of occupied east jerusalem affecting the right of return for palestinian refugees let's not get reaction from a georgia dana who's a journalist for an online magazine and now it joins us live hello to you. shot with the palestinian leadership public position as most people know on both the territories and refugees has always been very firm so tell me this how much of a shock would these allegations be for the palestinians themselves. well for those that are dealing with the conflict they haven't been very shocking what they have provided is ultimately confirmation that it is actually israel that has not been a viable peace partner in these negotiations and that israel is not actually interested in an equitable two state solution with the palestinians so the palestinian leadership though is very heavily denying making any proposed concessions do you think they were actually are considering what was in the documents themselves. was difficult to say what with what they were considering but what what we see with th