no i think all policy and political military fetches in the gaza strip they want to or sprint to the israeli side but they don't have the power under my team to respond to this really so you can see. that hamas is in its charge in the goes astray leading the having it all thought here if you want to keep the ceasefire they want to keep the troops and they doing their best but at the same time the israeli side taking four for the positive one to four hours we had many attacks on the gaza strip deceived prime i think there are many palestinian factions like it's only been are those who are trying to launch rockets in response to the israeli on the gaza strip have. we had enough. of that in just a everything section five of us just very very briefly but no i think hamas is does not want to intervene in such a situation at this time right hamas want to keep the situation peaceful i would see him climb the trying to communicate would be a good show to have a cease fire really interesting here thought thank you very much indeed political analyst dr honey of the suits joining us live there

last august now the israelis have also been targeting a number of empty training camps across the gaza strip cairo has criticized tel aviv for breaking a tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza and the palestinian authority says it is all to blame for creating a make it environment there would only siege and violence in the last twenty four hours they have also been some eighty rockets and mortars that have been fired by palestinian militants from gaza into southern israel and a number of israelis have been injured one of them is in a serious condition now in addition to this physical manifestation of violence on the ground and we have been investigating a different type of warfare and much more subtle type of warfare taking place here in israel and that is over the question of the right to education of israeli children and as we've been finding out that white is the most up to down when it comes to arab children in the lessons of life come early to the children hours before the rest of the country wakes up these young arabs are preparing for the long trek to school it

in the gaza strip i think in the palestinian people everywhere this is an indication that the israeli occupation forces will not want peace barack obama's push for diplomacy with iran over its nuclear program has failed to quell talk of a pending military confrontation statements from america's top defense officials suggest a strike is in the planning stages and could use a type of war never seen before and the saudis are stuck in shock and reports it looks as if history may be repeating itself. a fish are a popular pet among us war veterans like map a sure row something the nerves of some of the roughly one hundred seventy thousand american soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder the u.s. army frag has one hundred eighty three campaign ribbons on those one hundred eighty three ribbons and each represent wars when you compare that to the one and two hundred thirty six years that we've actually been around as a country you're talking about you know a war on average once every year and three months serving americans are permanent standby to deploy to carry out warfare on

israel and palestinian militants in the gaza strip called for a truce to their cross border clashes. the agreement was mediated by egypt. israel has been launching air strikes against gaza since friday as palestinians fired rockets in retaliation. 25 palestinians had been killed in the fighting. the truce was mostly observe the by -- on tuesday. but each side has warned fighting could resume if the other attacks. >>> syrian forces are reportedly laying land mines along the country's borders as thousands of refugees try to flee. the international group human rights watch says the syrian army has planted mines near the turkish border. it quotes witnesses saying the explosive devices are already hurting civilians. u.s. state department spokesperson victoria newland says they're fencing their own people in she called the action horrific. >>> times have changed. in 1990, 120,000 sets were sold in the u.s. alone, but the figure recently plunged to 8,000 as a result of online reference services including wikipedia, google and britannica's own internet edition. the chicago based firm says it

two palestinians have been killed and at least 25 injured on the gaza strip in overnight air strikes. it is really military spokesman said the air strike targets a weapons facility in northern gaza strip. the french president has threatened to pull out of europe's open borders the zone unless the eu does more to stop illegal immigration. he warned france could withdraw from the agreement within a year. jamie has been here. >> quite interesting one. in terms of prime ministers -- what is he being accused of? he is accused of not holding a meeting at the right point. he is the person of the top. the buck is meant to stop with him. it is said that he did not inform ministers of the problems within the financial system. perhaps key to it, he is accused of failing to take measures that were recommended by a government committee in 2006 to strengthen the economy. i think a lot will hinge on that. today, we will see the heads of three of the biggest banks in iceland who will be testifying. they will really be saying that he recklessly, they say, recklessly, the regulatederegule financial sys

>> yes. >> does iran continue to support hamas and the gaza strip? indirectly, yes. >> are there not a threat also to israel and also to gaza? >> hamas? yes. >> general burgess is iran supporting the insurgents in iraq, excuse me in afghanistan and? >> yes, maam. >> okay and what type of roller they playing in afghanistan? >> they have provided arms. they have been caught. we have found iranian arms in afghanistan, so you know they are working for what would it call a dual-track strategy as they work not only to work against u.s. and coalition desires, but while at the same time they want to move forward the government of afghanistan so they're walking a very fine line. >> but they're clearly supporting our enemies and trying to kill our soldiers. >> yes, maam. >> and that iraq will roller they playing right now and how would you describe their the role there? >> i would describe their role in much the same way as they did in afghanistan is a very dual-track. iran does not want a strong iraq on their border, but at the same time, they also want do yo

and dozens more have been injured many of them children in this latest israeli strikes over the gaza strip now the most high profiled palestinian should be killed by the israelis as the leader of the popular resistance committee who heart casey who publicly went on record and acknowledge his ties to the kidnapping of israeli soldier gilad shalit who was held for more than five years in captivity in gaza and released late last year the israeli said in addition to this they had evidence that he was involved in the planning the finding and the directing of a d.b. cross a border raid from the sinai peninsula into israel last august now these raids have also been targeting a number of in t. training camps across the gaza strip and this afternoon saturday it's really fishes are holding an emergency meeting to deal with the situation cairo has criticized tel aviv for breaking a tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza and the palestinian authority says that it is israel to blame for creating a negative environment there only siege and its collation of violence in the last tw

but it certainly gives you a sense of right now, just one hit inside the gaza strip caused everything that we have right now. there's a lot of firepower pointing at israel, some hundred of thousands of rockets both from north lebanon where you have hezbollah and islamic jihad in the strip pointing from the north to south. it certainly would be in israel's crosshairs if there was a strike on iran. jenna: point of context for us today, thank you very much, leland vitter for us in israel. jon: fox news is america's election headquarters, duking from down south a. virtual dead heat among three candidates. ahead of the primaries in mississippi and alabama. the latest real clear politics average showing an especially tight race in alabama, where mitt romney, newt gingrich and rick santorum essentially are all tied within the margin of error. john roberts, live for us from birmingham right now, john. >> reporter: good morning to you john. outside of the alabama theater here in birmingham where later gingrich and santorum will be appearing at an alabama republican party forum, we'll bring tha

israeli soldiers killed a protester in the gaza strip. more than 10,000 palestinians took to the streets in the west bank and gaz za strip. they were marking the anniversary of the killing of six arabs by israeli forces in 1976 during protests against israeli compensation of land. israeli soldiers shot and killed a palestinian man in gaza as protesters approached the border with israel. protesters in the outskirts of jerusalem burned tires and threw rocks at israeli troops. the soldiers retaliated with tear gas and rubber bullets. palestinian medical officials say more than 100 people were wounded. >>> it's time now to check on some of the stories we've gathered from broadcasters around asia. we begin with this item sent by ddi india. a four day international arms show has opened in new delhi. about 560 firms from around 30 countries including russia, france, the united states, and israel are showing off their latest weapons, defense equipment, and technologies. india's defense ministry has been organizing the event since 1999, with a goa

over 100 mortars and rockets came flying into israel from gaza strip and those came from terrorists whoby iran. we know iranian revolutionary guard is helping shore up assad. we are seeing their dominance and there is a cleanup effort coming from a neutron device that is used to initiate a nuclear weapon of some sort. that happened just last week. i think now comes a time when we can't be so chamberlin and trust there is a piece in our times. >> greta: it's awful hard you look at all the factors, one that weighs in my thinking, mahmoud ahmadinejad has said that he wanted to wipe israel off the map. there is has been no effort to back off from that. he hasn't said he changed his mind or overspoke, he has never as far as i can see, that is sitting out there. that direct threat. >> you are absolutely right. history has shown us when you try to compromise or negotiate with a madman or dictator, it never ends up very well. we have to come to grips with the fact that before there was al-qaeda, islamic terrorist group that brought about serious casualties and death against american soldiers an

. >>> it is the fourth day of israeli air strikes in the gaza strip and the death toll has reached 25. five of them are civilians. the violence started on friday when israel bombed a car in gaza. the blast killed the commander of the popular resistance committees and militant coalition. israel said he plotted a terrorist attack. the group responded by firing rockets in territory. some have hit urban areas. egypt is trying to mediate the situation, but the militants will not accept the troops. >>> the afghan parliament is demanding a u.s. soldier be tried under afghan law. the soldier went on a shooting rampage on sunday and killed 16 civilians. the soldier opened fire in kandahar. the gunman acted alone and is in custody according to the u.s. military. members of parliament say afghans have run out of patience with the arbitrary actions of foreign soldiers. they urge the u.s. government to punish all who are involved. the spokesperson for the nato-led forces promised a thorough investigation. >> the important thing is the findings will lead to an appropriate legal procedure and justic

capacities, there are some who would say this submarine can be used to launch missiles into the gaza strip or be equipped with medium-range missiles that could carry nuclear warheads. neither of those scenarios would be welcomed by the german government. i should point out the arms trade between germany and israel is not a one-way street. >> could you briefly tell us in on what else came out of this today? >> of course, the two sides agreed to differ. barak saying all options were on the table, germany urging caution. i met with the former swedish foreign minister who will be the next deputy secretary-general of the united nations, ban ki- moon's next deputy. he says a pre-emptive strike could be disastrous. >> thanks so much. >> a major quake has hit mexico. the president says there is no serious damage in the wake of the tremor. the epicenter was 200 kilometers east of acapulco. the tremor was felt in mexico city where buildings shook and employees fled into the streets. more details are emerging in the killing of four people at a jewish school in toulouse. the gunman shot them at point-

at least 23 have been killed and dozens wounded by israeli air strikes from the gaza strip since friday. while two have been injured by it airstrikes from gaza. we have this from gaza city. >> another day and another funeral in gaza city. this one for a 65-year-old man and his 35-year-old daughter. more than 20 people have been killed here since friday. now the worst violence between israel and gaza in three years. more and more casualties. the ragged issue and a pool of blood marked the spot where one was caught in an israeli counterstrike. and other deadly fresh bomb site. the smell of burning is still pungent in the air here. israel says it is only striking back at militants firing rockets out of gaza, but inevitably, that is not how things work. one of them had this house in gaza. amazingly no one was killed in this destruction. with five members of the -- members of the family are now in hospital including children. one of his sons was already killed fighting the israelis. >> i have another two sons. i am ready to sacrifice them, too. after what the israelis have done it here, i wi

. >>> cross border fighting between forces in the gaza strip and israel is in its fourth day, with no signs of letting up. militants have fired dozens of rockets at israeli towns. all but two, a boy and a farmer, are believed to be militants. >>> egypt has failed to end the worst violence in more than a year. the israeli defense minister says the rocket attacks were from two small groups. >>> even though three out of four teams lost their conference tournaments. they'll be in the ncaa tournaments. loyola's first trip since 1994. >>> coming up at 4:41. gas prices continue to go higher and higher. >>> at 4:51 the greatest threat to your child's health may be the stairs inside your home. >> reporter: it is 4:40. daylight savings time. i know it feels like 3:40, but get up and get moving. we have sunshine this morning. clouds roll in this afternoon. cool for the start, temperatures by 1:00 in the low 60s. toward 70 if not the upper 60s, south southwest winds at 10, showers tonight full forecast in just a few minute. now monika with a look at timesaver traffic. >> reporter: i-95 all lanes

concern after four [no audio] have been killed and dozens wounded by israeli air strikes in the gaza strip since friday. the violence was sparked by the killing of a top palestinian military leader on friday. >> another day, another funeral. this time it is for a 65-year- old man and his 35-year-old daughter. more than 20 people have been killed here since friday, now the worst violence between israel and gaza in 30 years. more and more casualties are civilian. a ragged shoe ampule of blood marked the spot where they were killed, caught in an israeli counterstrike. a few minutes' drive away, the debris of another fresh site. the smell of burning his penchant in that area. israel says it is only striking back at militants who are firing rockets. inevitably, that's not the way things work. last night, one of the missiles hit this house in the north of gaza or 30 members of the same family were sleeping. amazingly, no one was killed. 25 members of the family are in hospital, including nine children. the man who owns the house does not deny he supports the militants. one of his sons has been k

borders with lebanon and syria in the north jordan to the east and egypt and the hamas controlled gaza strip to the south we're keeping a posted on its annual event where palestinians commemorate a land day we'll keep you posted here on are. fueling the fire mediation a struggle to get the warring sides in syria to negotiate. to keep the cash flowing to the rebels in their fight against a massive thousands of u.s. allies are expected to commit even more support to the opposition an international conference on. the recent shooting rampage carried out by a gunman in toulouse draws presidential candidates in two fierce pre-election rhetoric over extremism and immigration mohamed merah actions are being used by some far right candidates to attack france's immigration policy. and spain's prime minister is set to announce a new wave of. measures one day after a nationwide strike of violence between protesters and the cuts are aimed at saving the country tens of billions of euros. more for you. have a look at this the latest edition of moscow out here comes. allow our welcome to the star on this we

that a cease-fire between israel and palestinian militant groups in the gaza strip has gone into effect and appears to be holding. police in israel said only a small number of rockets had been fired, causing no damage or casualties. the cease-fire comes after four days of violence that left 25 palestinians dead. >> an imam has that following an attack at the belgian capital. police take him into custody after he entered the mosque during prayers. the suspect is believed to be a number of an ultra-conservative movement. >> survey shows most japanese are against restarting the country's nuclear power plants. 57% said they were opposed and 80% said they did not trust government safety measures. almost all of japan's nuclear plants were shut down after last year's earthquake and tsunami that caused a knelt down at the plant in northern japan. >> as we mentioned earlier, germany's blue-chip dax index rocketed higher in a strong rally tuesday, climbing briefly above the 7000-point level. >> good news for the ceos of all those listed companies, many of whom have seen their earnings rise substa

to strike back either through its own missile forces, through proxies and allies in lebanon and gaza strip and potentially closing the crucial artery for international oil the could of hormuz which have an immediate economic impact on the world on if the american navy was able it reopen it in a matter of days. indeed.s very much with much of europe wracked by economic grand slam few countries are feeling the pain more than spain which has the highest jobless rate in the e.u. almost one in fourth of work. a 23-year-old student from madrid shared experiences and fears of a difficult future as spain struggled with an unprecedented period of economic austerity. people in spain see that this system is not offering what they want. i live in madrid. i'm 23 years old. i study journalism at the university here in madrid. i still live with my parents. think that i will be living with them for a long team. my friend finished university two years ago and has been looking for a job for two years. the only thing she found is an internship in a company. she earns only 300 euros a month. >> it is about be

kites of hope was held in the gaza strip on sunday. the u.n. relief and works agency for palestinian refugees organized the event. children who attended schools built with japanese aid joined in. some kites bore designs of the japanese flag. >> translator: japanese people have helped us palestinians who suffer under israel's economic blockade. today is a day for us to support japan. >> the kite flying was originally scheduled for march 11th, the first anniversary of the disaster. it was delayed because of israeli air attacks on gaza. >>> people who used to live around fukushima daiichi woke up today far from home. they were forced to leave last year after the disaster at the nuclear plant. elderly people in particular say they want to go back. but many are losing hope. nhk world's hiroki yajima has one couple's story. >> reporter: this couple wants to go home. but not like this. government officials allowed them to go back to their house, ten kilometers from fukushima daiichi. but they had to wear protective gear and they could only stay for a

israel has targeted the gaza strip during four days of air strikes. the violence started on friday when israel bombed a car in gaza. the explosion killed the commander of the popular resistance committees, a palestinian militant coalition. israeli government officials say he was plotting a terrorist attack. the group responded by firing rockets into israeli territory. some of them hit civilian areas. media reports say that israel and palestinian militants have agreed to an egyptian-mediated truce but neither side has officially announced a cease-fire. >>> the afghan parliament is demanding that a u.s. soldier be tried under afghan law. the soldier went on a shooting rampage on sunday. he killed 16 civilians. the soldier opened fire in two villages in the southern province of kandahar. 12 of the victims were women and children. u.s. military spokespersons say the gunmancted alone and is in custody. members of parliament say afghans have run out of patience with what they call the arbitrary actions of foreign soldiers. they urge the u.s. government to pu

. >>> there's more fighting on the border between israel and the gaza strip this morning. it's the fourth consecutive day of violence. the violence began with an israeli air strike on friday that killed a top militant leader. that led to back and forth rocket attacks and air strikes. gaza sources say 20 palestinians have been killed since friday. >>> >>> kofi annan left damascus without securing a cease-fire. the former u.n. secretary general met with president bashar assad sunday and he was hoping to allow humanitarian aid to reach areas being attacked by syrian troops. syrian forces continue to pound rebel strongholds. throughout the weekend. this morning, syrian activists say government troops killed more than a dozen people in the city of homs sunday night. >>> journalist marie colvin will be buried to the. she was killed during a rocket attack last month in homs. she had been urged to leave but wanted to file one more report. colvin grew up on long island, covered wars for the times of london. she was 56 years old. >>> coming up on the morning news, why some apple fan

. >> israel has launched more air strikes in the gaza strip.nesses said five palestinians were killed in today's raids, including a teenage boy. crowds turned up, vowing revenge. cross-order facilities. over 23 palestinians are thought to have died in israeli raids. most of the militants. israel says to the targeting palestinian militants who fired nearly 200 rockets at its towns since friday. for more, we go live to our correspondent in jerusalem. as to imagine, it is the fourth day of cross-order facilities. what lies behind this latest escalation in violence? >> it is round of violence is one of the deadliest we have seen here in some time. it started on friday after a targeted killing by the israeli air force of a militant leader of the so-called popular resistance faction. a smaller militant group in gaza. this new round is attacks and counter-attacks. >> what is being done in an attempt to deal escalate the situation? >> although we have been told by israeli officials that there is no interest in further escalation by hamas, it is hard to

time for we've discussed the developments in the palestinian territories the threats facing the gaza strip israel's actions in new york our territories and especially the situation in syria russia is standing on the syrian issue with out of hours in that sense it's as clear as day we are just as concerned about the issues of series security and stability as other neighboring states and the entire international community we seek to restore stability not only in syria but the entire international community the events in syria escalated into hostilities and armed resistance against government forces from the very start groups fighting against the government being financed and supplied with weapons they are destroying civilian facilities we hear calls for military intervention coming from within syria as well as internationally we see one party in a conflict in fact against the other that is the opposition being supported to fight the government we are very much concerned by the situation that a political transformation is not to be achieved by force pilots produces more violence every country