they are living eritrea or other troubled african countries. -- leaving eritrea or other troubled african countries. >> why did you come to israel? >> we came -- to protect our lives and we want to live here. >> some say they are political refugees. others like these men are clearly looking for work. the situation is getting out of control, israel says. this is the scale of the problem facing israel. a well-worn path going through an open unprotected border in the middle of a vast, empty desert. that is egypt at the bottom of the dry river bed. it is through pass like this that 700 migrants cross into israel every week. after recently flying over the 250 , their frontier, benjamin netanyahu announced a $400 million project to build a huge wall on the border. many in the tourism sector say that is the wrong approach. they need to pour a laye-- cheap foreign labor. the jobs are being filled by migrants from africa. >> about 1500 employees in their jobs. there are no israelis who really want to do these jobs. even though we offer them a wonderful condition. no is really wants to do it. >-- i

and if there should be any change then it should be by mutual consent only one country is european eritrea has actually gone. outside of that parameter so clearly the african leaders recognize this problem in many ways in many countries in africa have a southern sudan possibility. but nonetheless the african union which is the successor to the organization of african unity have said let's abide by the united sixty four they plan and try to address. problem so that this is not an option says. joint special representative of the african union and the u.n. mission. shortly stay with us. i. i. i. wealthy british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. welcome back to spotlight going of in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is he brought him by any joint special representative of the african union and here in a mission in that for. missing america what the does the international community and mostly the african union do for the refugees from southern sudan is there a chance that they will be able to return to the house anytime soon well the refugees mostly.

and if there should be any change then it should be by mutual consent only one country is european eritrea has actually gone. outside of that parameter so clearly the african leaders recognize this problem in many ways in many countries in africa have a southern sudan possibility. but nonetheless the african union which is the successor to the organization of african unity have said let's abide by the united sixty four declaration and try to address. probably so that this is not a option says. joint special representative of the african union and the u.n. mission will. be back shortly stay with us. dr swan policeman. ministers why i just. didn't find me if i could slip through the night that i would get my kids out of here because i knew that what was going to happen to kill me many don't understand that domestic violence includes verbal abuse psychological abuse physical abuse and sexual. at least four million women are affected by abuse every year. in jail or he's got it it killin. welcome back to spotlight in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is a brain him body joint spec

unilaterally and if this happens mate lead to a military conflict like we witnessed say between ethiopia and eritrea i doubt it again i doubt it very strongly because there is at this point and as i said i'm not really principle irresponsible for the implementation of the c.p.a. but for what i can see because in darfur that there is not that likelihood because if you look at the enthusiasm with which the people of south sudan have registered for the vote. the interest of the huge numbers and even in the north of sudan where the turnout is not as high i think people wanted a friend on today please they want to exercise their right to vote and to exercise their right of self-determination. of the independence of southern sudan may lead to a necessity to review the. a grievance on the status of noel is this is pretty dangerous to start reviewing these agreements. once again this is not an issue which are principle you're responsible but i think your denial is of such critical importance to all the neighboring countries that i would defer to their judgment as to how best to do to proceed but i have seen

years ago, we were faced with a prospect of the korean war because kim il-sung who was worshiped in eritrea, i'm not exaggerating, he's a combination of jesus christ and washington for the north koreans, because of the various reasons i don't have time to go into, he decided he would expel the international atomic energy inspectors and start reprocessing the nuclear fuel from that ancient atomic reactive activity and the united states started trying to impose much more severe sanctions on north korea than there had been since 1957 the korean war was over. they announced if that happened he was going to attack south korea, and the fact is then and now north korea could almost totally destroyed seoul, the capitol of south korea. i decided to go over and fight to resolve the issue and i got reluctance approval from president bill clinton. i went over and negotiated with kim il-sung successfully and the united states put it into official agreement by negotiating in geneva, and that is what clinton, bill clinton did. later and kim il-sung stopped the nuclear process and we were well on our way t