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. >> it may be impossible to former [unintelligible] it is dealing with israel and the gaza strip. >> the situation continues to remain very serious from a humanitarian perspective. the blockade has bennie eased in some respects but has been maintained in other respects. it continues to put the population under great psychological and physical stress. >> a british submarine ran aground off scotland. it is the most sophisticated nuclear submarine for the u.k. here is the report from our correspondent. >> tonight after spending 10 hours stuck off an island, these people are finally set free. they are in safer waters after a rescue operation. moste end, the navy's advanced submarine had to wait for nature. it had become stranded earlier this morning. it did not spot the dangers just offshore. >> the weather conditions were not good for the submarine. >> the navy said no one on board was injured. they said it is no threat to the environment. but the pride has been dented. months ago, we had exclusive access to seek their weapons. now there are plenty of red faces. this could prove to be a

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us testimony in a story which is a special forces unit near jabalya in a different corner of the gaza strip that also used human shields and there there was no court martial nothing happened because it was an order of a coming down from a lieutenant colonel a commander of a unit of special forces so it's quite clear that when we talk about alternate colonel or commander of special forces the system cannot allow putting him on trial and we talk about two lower ranking sergeants they're going to sacrifice for everything to be sacrificed for it is five years since israel supreme court david's firm ruling the human shields were totally unacceptable palestinians though still say that that's not been forced to think this high profile case will impact that now. look it's important to say that yes it's not being enforced and human shields are being used less than before but they're still being used so these are two things we need to state the record straight on but i'm not so sure i'm not so sure either i have a good comrade in breaking the silence who served in special forces of the paratroopers b

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international aid worth five billion dollars has been delivered to gaza to the gaza strip following months of israel's blockade around three hundred activists went through egypt's ruffled lava crossing it after it was closed on a deadly israeli raid in may members of the turkish killed living supplies to gaza however after heavy international pressure the blockade in east. moscow's new mayor has been sworn in with an inauguration ceremony the city's nor makers voted to approve the appointment of. a candidate chosen by president medvedev the capital's new un in charge has been described as a skillful manager who can tackle the tough issues moscow faces. moscow does now have its new mayor tearing out inauguration ceremony earlier today attended by president made their lives so they gave the speech on it it was sworn in as the new mosque a is city mayor there earlier in the day we did have the opportunity to hear the million and lay out his objectives for his a term in office during the q. and a session with nor make his which resulted in him being voted he laid out his road back he says he w

if you want to add preconditions let me add some: dismantle hamas, stop the bombings from gaza strip israel. you want preconditions add them. >>neil: what if they say we want you to quit bulldozing houses and that. >>guest: stop everything. we must speak together to our friends and neighbors, if you would like, with no preconditions. and if anybody imposes a precondition, actually they are making the talks stumble and i recommend to stop the precondition, recommend the government to go and do the maximum they can to strategic a deal. >>neil: do you think president obama has your back? >>guest: repeat the question? >>neil: do you think president obama supports you in this whole negotiation process? else eggs i -- >>guest: i can say the pressure by the united states is not constructive but pushing people to feel that they are rubbing into a bad deal and my recommendation to the u.s. government is don't rush the teams to a bad deal because you want a deal. you have to be very prudent and smart and if it takes longer, you want the people to take longer, they are not there yet the governm

in the proposed two-state solution the west bank as well as the gaza strip would form the future palestinian state. but today over 300,000 israeli settlers live in the west bank, some with large bountiful farms. israeli farmers received water year round at sub diesed rates. their palestinian neighbors must rely on rain-fed springs which flow only in the winter, says this man. >> if you look around us, you will see that the palestinian land is totally bare now. there is no farming here because there is no water. next to us here we can see a big farm owned by one israeli settler who is taking the water from a well while the palestinians have no access or right to dig any new wells to have the ground water. >> reporter: palestinians complain that israel controls water sources that should be shared even though there's a joint committee set up under the 1993 oslo accords that must approve water permits. palestinian water minister says israel's water policies imperil any permanent peace plans. >> when you talk about a two- state solution and enable a viable palestinian state imagine there's no wat

. >>> up next, lawrence wright and how he turned the conflict into a gaza strip into a one-man play.egment coming up on "morning joe." >>> with us now actor turned play write lawrence wright who stars in "the human scale" based on his reporting in gaza. mike barnicle was talking about reading "the looming tower" again, still i think the most important book of the last decade. that started with you on stage talking about what you learned. >> after i finished that book, i decided to do is one-man play to relate to people what it was like for me, the experience of talking to these people and understanding where they came from, what they want. i wasn't a character in that book but i had experiences that i hadn't really sorted out for myself. that's how i got started in this kind of sideline of mine. >> talk about "the human scale." >> i spent a lot of time in the middle east. one of the real puzzles to me is why peace is so hard to obtain. you think both sides have so much more interest in peace than they do in this on going conflict which has gone on for so many generations, and so i we