international gideon levy from the haaretz newspaper great to see you today thanks for coming on with us at r.t. israel says that or it was responding to hundreds of missiles launched from gaza do you think the response has been proportionate. nancy's proportionate but you have to start from the beginning in the beginning is that we were so close to another deal and then the israelis learned. secret you need special units to a secret operation in gaza operation feeds when israel knows that we are just about to get some kind of another to sign some kind of another deal which we guarantee some kind of peaceful days or weeks or months or years and then it goes wrong going then. israelis killing seven palestinian warriors and one israeli coronel is killed then we are again in this vicious circle and then the hamas reacts proportionately and israel reexamine proportionately this vicious circle repeats itself again and again and it will repeat itself again and again until the problem of gaza would be so well get in as we were putting what are those in gaza fired nearly four hundred missiles

and editorial board member at haaretz he joins us now live from tel aviv good to have you with us gideon you wrote in on it yesterday that if there is an early election that it will lack any great significance in the fictitious right of israeli democracy what did you mean by that. look at this this for say this the phaser is a democracy where he tells it it's. a brutal tyrant a military occupation for so many years this is by the end of the day a mess carried but even concerning garcia israelis who are citizens of israel those elections are not going to mean much even if netanyahu government will fall because that thirty of is not very promising in terms of ending the occupation for example in terms of opening a new chapter with the palestinians which are really the core issues at the core challenges that stand in front of us so before we get into this dramatize if israelis changing direction don't have too many expectations you also wrote yesterday that we must not despair why though if it is as you say another futile effort another futile election why must those who year in to change w

leader mahmoud abbas working towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict was high on the agenda gideon levy again fears all the intricate diplomatic work may now have been in vain. you are so close to another deal and then israelis launching its secret the units in special units to a secret operation in gaza in this operation fails when israel knows that we are just about to get some kind of another deal to sign some kind of another deal which we'll go in to some kind of peaceful days or weeks or months or years and then it goes wrong and then israelis killing seven palestinian warriors and one israeli coronel is killed then we are again in this vicious circle and then the hamas reacts and proportionally and israel reexamined proportionally and this vicious circle repeats itself again into again and it will repeat itself again and again until the problem of gaza would be sold. the british prime minister says she wants better relations with moscow in the same speech though delivered in london to reason may describe russia as a global threat adding that any improvement in ties would be c

to have to give some space for something like sition for the blockade on gideon levy as a heretic columnist he says the end of the blockade of gaza is key to preventing ongoing violence it might not necessarily lead to a war but it's really touch and go here again we are in this vicious circle of irresponsibility stevie's which brings other responsible reactions both parties i believe are not interested right now in a war and both parties are not doing good nuff to prevent the let's not break away from the main core issue and the core issue is the siege over gaza and ateneo has no intention to put an end to the siege so as long as the siege goes on we will be again and again put in this trip of vicious circle of one violent action which leads to another violent actions and still i believe. even now it's and you know we'll do anything possible to prevent a war because he knows as we all know that in the new war in gaza we lead to nowhere and by the end of the world war will stand exactly the same position that we are sending now only reason more killing and more destruction in vain for nothi

be a twist here with moshe cullen of the calander party sing basically that he won't support the gideon saab bill prevent the president from choosing. anyone who is not a party leader to become prime minister could this be an indication that car loan is basically saying i'm not all board one hundred percent. i think so i think that all of these kinds of statements and decisions about how to vote on any one bill are primarily a way of the coalition partners saying we accept this coalition or we don't accept this coalition and over the last couple of days of course we all thought for a while that enough tony bennett of the jewish home party were ready to leave the coalition and together with common out of taliban a change his mind and cotland is sort of left trying to decide i think whether to stay in or not and so this is his way of saying i haven't decided yet but it everybody knows the coalition is fragile that tanya who is not out of the water of course we're in an election year either there will be early elections or at at the longest period of time elections will happen in any case

cabinet was at the funeral of the little boy is on if one of his cabinet members and another named gideon welles thought that scared he wouldn't go for topic of the emancipation proclamation, very inappropriate to a funeral and again i'm paraphrasing what was said in the diary but there's a reasothat there isa reason he ga little boy'episcopal boys funere emancipation proclamation that's because he's thinking about the death of his own son and this young man and thinking it was time to issue with more intensity to bring it to a clo close. he showed up after the battle with general mcclellan who was just camped out. you could see it was kind of a memento. >> how long does it take to march, those people in that amount of time. >> around 4:30 he placed by the exit ramp in the second he sent a message saying i believe it was a horseback courier and they sent out at 6:30 in the morning and arrived at 3:30 said they covered those 17 miles. the last thing they had to do they rushed out and they were soaking wet there is a wonderful book by george saunders which is about a religious purgatory. >>

do anything possible to prevent an unnecessary war and the war now is unnecessary almost criminal gideon levy we thank you very much for speaking to us. now britain's foreign minister says talks to end the war in yemen are more real discussions with saudi arabia and the u.a.e. jeremy hunt says riyadh confirmed its willingness to allow fifty wounded fighters to go to arm on for medical treatment at least one hundred fifty people have been killed since sunday as the saudi emirates a coalition tries to retake the port city of her data reports from djibouti. fierce fighting on one of the phone lines on the fringes of the port city of data this is one of the largest bottle so far in the war in yemen. hold the fighters who control the day the losing the strategic port is not an option and they are putting up a stiff resistance. we should have attempted another suicide attack but it failed we are advancing. despite earlier promises by the soda coalition and pro-government forces not to fight through bottles in some parts of the city the conflict has already and to that face in one presidential

gideons shoved in motel drawers. so the christ and moses fly to new york. what is playing in st. double bill, spellman and sheen. relating love and giving and forgiveness to the people and christ would be confused because the route took them through spanish harlem and wondering what 40 puerto ricans living in one room and this guy had a ring on him that was worth 8 grand. >> what about trampling on religions? >> i discuss religions, many points of view. i'm interested, searching for an answer, as billy graham is. >> at this time priests and people of the cloth, you bowed to them. people get very angry because now they're talking about their religion, their belief system. you play with somebody's belief system and their religion, now you got a problem. and they got the powers that be crazy. shut him up, you've got to silence him. >> someone saw lenny bruce in club in chicago making jokes about the pope or something, and two detectives went on stage because of that remark and handcuffed him in front of the audience and took him away. you can't even imagine that today. >> they found

i don‘t see how gideon asked can support it, and i don‘t see how you can support it if you believe in to the people‘s food event because that‘s speaking is ian blackford, the leader of the scottish nationalists at westminster. let‘s hear what he has to say at this gathering. that is what irks it offers. when you think about it already, we lost the jobs of the european banking authority, we lost the medicines agencyjobs, good paying jobs in london, who in their right mind would prevent economic suicide to the extent that brexit is? this is about providing leadership. it is about recognising that we were sold in that referendum, it was mentioned earlier. we should be collectively ashamed about the way be referendum was held in 2016. people simply did not know what they were voting for and we have a prime minister that is trying to force through brexit and if we look at what is happening, no iam glad if we look at what is happening, no i am glad because of the parliament, that we have a meaningful vote at the end of the process but the government and the prime minister, is trying to stop

james gideon rose or something, : he says what you do this thing about a memo to cicero's brother? not exactly my cup of tea. miriam said, i love it. so i said ok, i started reading. it was so contemporary you wouldn't believe it about when to go negative. le fake called to fi lawsuits. and i wrote and i said we always think that we did something different, that we invented something new for we know something about politics, we didn't learn one thing. it's the same thing in cicero's time as it is today. go back and read what he said. it sounded so contemporaneous that it was very humbling to think that they'd already thought of this 2000 years ago. i thought i was a genius. >> beverly lindsay, multi-campus university of california for any , of the panelists, the racists in georgia and florida for the governor are within the margin of error, both candidates. republicans or democrats but i , remember when tom bradley was well ahead for the governorship in california and lost considerably because people stated one thing in the polls and they voted otherwise, what do you think will rea

in germany speak as well as gideon's author he's the chairman of the jewish community in berlin and simon i heard i found it remarkable that we heard get into f.l. so say he asked the question actually is there a future for jewish life in germany and he said i have a very clear answer yes well yeah and why does he say yes because he noting that the german constitution has recently received a supplement with specific mention of jewish life in germany and the protections that it should have so not just generalized. protections of human rights more widely but specifically referring to the. special nature of jewish life in germany of course because of the history that we're seeing here again to die. it's a video house speaker so routing no witness stories historic documents from that time. yes mr justice said that he felt that those special commitments to g.'s should be raised on the night november every year by schoolchildren as a mandate to a sort of lesson from history that was a suggestion that he made i don't know whether that will be taken up now by politicians but it's the sort of idea

once again wife a thin and other party leaders within the coalition of pushing for an election or gideon levy is a columnist and member of the editorial board of ha'aretz he says israeli politics will remain dominated by right wing parties despite these developments. i think is seriously that in many times and we know it from history the unexpected this taking place nobody expected clark in south africa to become the messenger of equality and freedom for south africa and all of a sudden this great politician arrived from nowhere was out any expectation and he put then to a party together with nelson mandela this might happen also here that someone that we don't expect the theme to be courageous or moral more than the others might might surprise us right now i don't see anyone really anyone in israeli political life in the zone istic parties that might take this role but you know let's leave some some hope and some room for surprises is it seems right now if the map will look like it looks now it will be again a right wing government leader that by netanyahu but there are two are known fa

determined that individuals should have the same right to counsel as set forth in the landmark case as gideon versus wainwright. the goal of counsel is to ensure that the left restrictive alternative to guardianship is the first thing examined. so as to maximize the independence and legal rights of those who are facing guardianship, to provide a voice in court proceedings, for those who want to contest the guardianship either because it's unnecessary or because the guardian is abusing the power and to protect the due process rights of those way late into the system. the commission recommended and the legislature agreed that counsel will follow a client-directed model and that model requires the attorney to zealously advocate for the wishes of their client and not to substitute their own judgment in for what they think should happen in the case. nevada also decided that legal aid attorney should provide this representation. we've now become experts in the field of elder law and guardianship and share best practices amongst ourselves in nevada. since the advent of this program there is a comple

. >> and the performances of the three folks, you know, celia and will and gideon, they make the showdo that eight times a week. >> if they do the bad da bing thing you do. >> this book was written in the '30s. yolk about the relevance for today. think the audience will get that? >> i think it's timeless. >> yeah. >> great art is timeless. what harper did in the early '60s, based on 1934 alabama, it still resonates today. racism has been in this country since the mayflower saw land. it's just been a part of this country. it hasn't gone away, by any stretch. and this reminds us of what we are and who we a and maybe who we can become, if we wor at it. >> you'll be working hard, next, yeright? >> i'll be in it for a year. >> wow. >> that's what the old guy, fonda, did it. jason robards did it. i'm in. yeah. well, atticus, jeff daniels, thank you so much. "to kill a mockingbird" opens on broadway december 13th. >>> coming up, jill is kicking off our "steals & deals" extravaganza. everything she is going to show you is at least 80% off. first, this is "toy" on nbc. >>> we're back at 8:41,

gideon on twitter -- vivian on twitter. "full americans out of all countries.n defense of the world who is going to fill the void? she had questioned marks behind most. let's go to arizona. that is where jack is in scottsdale. independent line. caller: happy thanksgiving to you. thank you for taking my call. first of all the woman from theissippi, let's look at first basic thing. we are in debt $21 trillion. we started helping since world war i. helping, helping, helping. war, war, death, death. we have done our part. all these people saying, help this. what trump is doing is put america first. this has nothing to do with globalism, nationalism. we have 30 million people costing us billions of dollars for 30-40 years now. illegals are costing us billions of dollars. i'm not saying just mexicans. they can be chinese. this is very simple. this is what will happen. if we do not start getting our where we haveoint all americans taking care of , we will notst, ok be americans. of course we are based on laws. look at the war of 1812, everything. everything is based o