there are 650,000 israelis in east jerusalem and on the west bank. he has said this past week that he -- we're never going to give up the golan heights. they belong to us now. i think kerry tried this for 18 months, made an heroic effort, got nowhere. i think it's a waste of our time, really, to try to push bibi netanyahu in this direction but there is no doubt what eleanor says is true. you talk about americans and especially younger americans and kids in college and things, that israel is no longer the ideal of nations it once was. >> both kerry and biden are right. >> they're both going to be gone in six months. >> paying lip service to the two-state solution?

he is been kidnapped from an east jerusalem never become a forest, and burned alive. he burned my son, i still cannot sleep at all. i hope he gets a life sentence. the attack was carried out by two teenage boys, seen by revenge for abducted israelis earlier that summer. confessed, but said yosef haim ben-david was not responsible because he committed the murder during a psychotic episode. >> the court ruled that the accused actually knew what he was doing. more importantly, determined this was an act of a despicable, cruel person that kidnapped an innocent youth and burned him alive. mark: the ruling close the way for yosef haim ben-david to be tried the month. his younger accomplishments were charged with life. it sparked days of palestinian rights -- riots. a spiral of violence which eventually led to the 2014 gaza war. molly: staying in israel, and ultra-orthodox man convicted of murder and six counts of attempted murder over stabbing at a jerusalem gay pride parade. it left a 15-year-old girl dead. the convict had been released from prison only three weeks before

they moved to a small apartment in east jerusalem because the city was divided into a jewish and an arab city. and in 1967, the six-day war happened when the israelis invaded jerusalem and conquered it. we have lived under the israeli occupation ever since, always longing to go back to our ancestral homes. >> and my father's story that we left the home that he was born in and his father, etc., always was with us. >> whenever i walk here i feel as though i'm walking with a shiver in my body. like i feel at home. they used to have the stables down there. and actually, this is my father's room right there. for threes three years i would say easily 50-year-old trees. because my father, when he came here, he said he remember when they left here they were a little bit taller than him. >> i was born the first generation to be born outside our house. to take someone's home is like worse than ripping the hrt away from their body. >> i took david to meet my childhood friend. he and i went to the same school. i went afterwards to the united states, and he went to greece to study denyivityry, but he

there are 650,000 israelis in east jerusalem and on the west bank. he has said this past week that he -- we're never going to give up the golan heights. they belong to us now. i think kerry tried this for 18 months, made an heroic effort, got nowhere. i think it's a waste of our time, really, to try to push bibi netanyahu in this direction but there is no doubt what eleanor says is true. you talk about americans and especially younger americans and kids in college and things, that israel is no longer the ideal of nations it once was. >> both kerry and biden are right. >> they're both going to be gone in six months. >> paying lip service to the two-state solution? middle east is too roiled to risk palestinian statehood. >> can i -- >> yes. >> true. >> i think the issue here, the settlement construction is profoundly negative. i mean, every administration since truman and the creation of israel has said that, republican and democrat. but the problem as well as that the israelis in terms of their diplomacy and this is why those in the foreign ministry k

. >> living in east jerusalem, one of the areas occupied by israel and has to drive to palestinian cities in the west bank. the traveling poses a major problem. the ichiro suzu israeli governm many check points. there are now more than 100 in the west bank. >> from my house specifically is about 14 kilometers on days it takes about 15 minutes-on others three hours. >> the check point is not only restrict palestinians from moving around freely, they also cause constant traffic jams. >> translator: i often get stuck here for an hour or more, it's hard to arrive on time for hospital appointments. >> the idea was to develop a smart phone app that shows traffic conditions at each of the check points. the name of the app is arabic word for traffic jam. people who have already arrived at check points send in the latest information about the conditions there. people who are planning to cross at these points can use this information to estimate their travel time. another feature allows users to post alerts when there is trouble around the check point. sudden outbreaks of violence are a regular occ

the dedemolitions undertaken by a israeli authorities that continue to route the e west bak and east jerusalem. these actions are indicative off the dadamangng trend off demolitition, displacement, and land confiscation alongsidide settlement relatated activitityd continued construction undermines the possibility of aa two statate sololution willll sp they also call i into question e israeli government's commitment to that two state solution. amy: on monday, three more homes were demolished, homes owned by famililies of three palelestinis who were killed after fatally attacking an israeli officer in february. mad kmail l said the i israeli authoritities only gave hihis fy 30 minutes before the home was demolished. >> the occupation forces raided our house at 1:00 a.m. and asked us to empty it in 30 minutes because they wanted to demolish it. i was not ready in the house was not empty. i moved the furniture outside, they started t to dememolish it after 30 minutes. this is a discriminatory crime. anti-imimf protests were held in greece yesterday, days after wikileaks published the transcript of

jerusalem has to be between the parties. i think there's ground rules you could set that in east ge geruzm would preserve the outcome of oa solutionewish neighborhoods will be israel and the palestinian neighborhood elizabeth palestine. so i see-- >> but you want to hear an israeli leadership articulate a position. you want to hear an israeli leader saying jerusalem should be shared, and this is our outlook and vision of eventual peace. they don't do that. they keep kicking the can down the road. >> part of the problem is you have to realize the waves of stabbings that have radicalized the situation. you have had 180 stabbing on the palestinian side that convince the israelis there is no partner, and the palestinians think there is no solution and we won't get to a solution. >> reporter: i'm sorry, david makovsky and hisham helham, we will have to leave it there. we will be coming back to this discussion many, many times again. thank you very much. >> woodruff: next, we begin a series of reports on india's workforce. last year, the country became the world's fastest growing economy. but the benefits have eluded many of its citizen

our middle east correspondence is joining us from the phone from jerusalem.at can you tell us more and what do we know about that bomb? >> it was an explosive device on board towards the back of the vehicle. when it exploded most of the injuries were in fact on another buses traveling alongside just behind it. the mayor of allergijerusalem h this was a terror incident but the police have not confirmed it yet. police know the identity of all of the injured except for two who happens to be the most seriously wounded. a lot is being assessed right now and is establishing at who those two individuals are and draw some conclusions as to the nature of this incident as to why that bomb is on that bus. >> thank you for that update and joining us from jerusalem. i want to give you more on this new video captured a moment when the massive earthquake rocked ecuador on saturday night. the ecuador government confirmed 350 people are dead and more than 2,000 are injured despite reports of missing more people. >>> the presidential candidates today. donald trump plans to ral

east in front of me and thought where am i going to go? iraq? not too many options there. syria, not much going on. jerusalem? lots going on but probably oversaturated market to cover the israeli-palestinian conflict. i thought egypt. it is egypt. even if it doesn't work out i am still in egypt which is grit. i packed up a couple suitcases and took a little money/savings. i arrived and i had an apartment there. i had an incredibly rich experience. people were welcoming to me. they wanted me to convert the islam constantly. they would bring me to their homes and feed me things. i was never alone which could be tiresome after a while but it was a great way to become familiar with the culture and learn the language. in a matter of months i was having very incorrect but basic conversations in arabic because i had no choice. when you are living in an apartment where everything is broken and you need to communicate and there is no water and it a million degrees outside you have to learn to talk to people. i started reporting for locum newspapers and then for international radio and stringing pieces for newspapers.

middlere east, israeli security forces killed a palestinian woman and her teenage brother, the latest in a wave of violent incidents. it happened at a security checkpoint between the west bank and jerusalemlice said they fired after the woman pulled a knife on an a officer. they said they found knives on the boy's body as well. >> woodruff: the only surviving suspect in november's terroristn attacks in paris was extradited to france today. salah abdeslam is the alleged logistical planner of the assault that left 130 people dead. he was taken to a paris court after an early-morning transfer from brussels, and his lawyer said he plans to cooperate. >> ( translated ): he gave a spontaneous statement to thega investigating judge, and he insisted he would explain himself later. the judge put him under formal investigation on charges of murder, complicity of murder with a terrorist organization,rd holding weapons and explosivesat and kidnapping. >> woodruff: abdeslam was captured in brussels last month. >> sreenivasan: back in this l country, it's being called the biggest gang crackdown ever inhe new york city. in pre-dawn raids, federal agents and police arrested scores of suspects. they said

jerusalem seriously injuring 21 people, you have joe biden criticizing prime minister benjamin netanyahu for taking israel in the wrong direction. we're seeing the president's foreign policy whether it's to europe, the middle east china, north korea, he is just so off base on so many different levels, i don't know what exactly we should hope for on this trip consistent with this president's foreign policy. it seems like every time that he's scoring a victory for himself, it is adverse to the best interests of american security. liz: you're the only jewish republican congressman, and i just as we watch him take off, that was an unbelievable moment where vice president joe biden was ripping benjamin netanyahu. netanyahu's trying to keep his nation alive. he's surrounded by many hostile nations, and now with the iran nuclear deal which i'm sure you can't be happy with, which candidate has the best plan to protect and support israel from where you stand? >> all three candidates have been strong with regards to their policy. i will say i've known senator cruz for a very long time. he has been rock solid for many years on his policy as it relates to israel. and i think that mr. trump has evolved his position a little