for the national interest in tel aviv we have gideon levy he's a columnist for hideouts also in tel aviv we have mehlman he is a senior israeli security writer and commentator original macross titles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated gideon let me go to you 1st in tel aviv an ask you your perceptions of this election cycle you know i looked at israeli media in english and of course they go through all the different platforms and ideas that the point different parties have but from my perch really far away it really looks to me is that how far right will the next government will be and how much people like or dislike bibi netanyahu is that a fair way to kind of assess this election go ahead gideon. it's more than. the election and therefore my election will only on one issue benjamin it to the oh yes or no and the choice is really between the nice right wing and the list. or if you wake only sent through the right and the right it's a very small choice but that's the choice of the people of israel ok philip going back to you donald trump. suppo

word that they hate apartheid now how do you square that circle go ahead gideon. it is very problematic to talk about israel as a democracy where needs becky half an hour away from the studio that i'm sitting here. exists one of the most brutal military tyrant today so within a 20 hour or without the 30 hour litany of didn't start the occupation by all means know that it was labor which started it it was labor which established the it was labor which put it all the power and the settlers and the means to become not contemporary phenomena but the permanent federal media so 1st of all it's really problematic to talk about israel as a democracy even now now. israel claims that it's not an apartheid state because of the. law of israel is quite a democratic law there is a parliament palestinian israeli palestinians are part of the parliament or this is very dies it is true partly for sure for jewish citizens israelis a liberal democracy an attorney out tried to harm this but by the end of the day we are playing to his words because we sold the respect to the democracy

people like or dislike bibi netanyahu is that a fair way to kind of assess this election go ahead gideon. it's more than fair. election and therefore my election will only on one issue benjamin it to the oh yes or no and the choice is really between the nice right wing and the list. or if you wake only sent through the right and the right it's a very small choice but that's the choice of the people of israel ok philip i'm going to you donald trump. supported netanyahu when that looked like he was going to win he distance himself from him but it was was trump kind of big gateway for netanyahu to go either for even further to the right because of course you know there were these placards all over israel with trump and netanyahu together. make about a poor calculation here. well i think actually it was it was netanyahu who was making the calculation i think he was delivering the message that he could get virtually anything out of trump and in seeking to make that impression he was talking about a rather extreme step which would be occupying annexing. much of the west bank and he knew he cou

specialist who is now executive director of the counsel for the national interest in tel aviv we have gideon levy he's a columnist for hideouts also in tel aviv we have mehlman he is a senior israeli security writer and commentator all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated gideon let me go to you 1st in tel aviv and ask you your perceptions of this election cycle you know i looked at israeli media in english and of course they go through all the different platforms and ideas that the part different parties have but from my perch really far away it really looks to me is that how far right will the next government will be and how much people like or dislike bibi netanyahu is that a fair way to kind of assess this election go ahead get in. it's more than. this election and therefore my election we're only on one issue benjamin netanyahu year so no choice is really between the nice right wing and the list guys right wing or if you may call it the central right and the right it's a very small choice but that's the choice of

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. >> reporter: hebrew university's professor gideon rahat has been watching israeli elections for mores, but don't ask him who will come out on top. it may not even be up to them. >> i think that seeing the election in israel is only a usrse race is a mistake be at the end of the day the third horse, the sdell horse might de what the two big horses will do at the end of the day. >> reporter: that small horse and potentiaigkingmaker is r lieberman and his right- wing secular party yisrael liiteinu. a former bouncererman became something akin toon netanyahu's pe assistant-- then did stints as foreign and defense minister before breaking ranks. after the election in april, lieberman declined to join a netanyahu-led coalition t with ultra-orthodox religious parties, leaving his form boss short of the seats needed to form a government-- a first in the history of israel. ynon shahar is a lieberman volunteer. the objective, he says, is to force likud into a government of national unity. >> what kind of government will we have? will our prime minister be, you know, hold hostage by ultra right

him, but president andrew johnson, wesley merritt, george gordon meade, the victor of gettysburg, gideon welles, william tecumseh sherman whispering to somebody, has there ever been us -- a photo with the secretary of the navy, of all the armies, the president, the grand commander of all of the armies and your in biggest army commanders one photo? an unbelievable detail that was unknown for a long time until i zoomed in. it's not just me. this is a free photo at the library of congress. i encourage you all to explore the photos of the civil war. the grand review is over, the war is over and there are a lot of tough times ahead. especially politically. the union had passed and ratified the 13th amendment and then they will pack on with the 14th and 15th. slavery is illegal. black people can vote. women can vote yet, but it will take a while for the sinks to be felt and take shape. in the meantime people are going to be visiting their departed cemetery -- family members at cemeteries. civil war soldiers forming newspapers, writing books, going to battlefields and erecting monuments on the

comes to the major issue to the elephant in the room the occupation they both want to continue it gideon levy a columnist at haaretz newspaper always good to have you on out of there mr levy. well there have been more protests in egypt demanding the resignation of president and. dozens of people were arrested after friday's much larger rallies which also denounced corruption oppression and poverty. reports i was mass protests may be a rare sight in cc's egypt crackdown on dissent is not. in suez and government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appear to be unarmed demonstrators egyptians 1st took to the streets on friday evening demanding that former army general turned president of the fatah to sisi resigns in cairo was the numbers weren't huge their voices were loud and clear i was in alexandria egypt 2nd city people angered by corruption poverty and oppression called for the same the people demand the fall of the regime in months rua giza and mahalla as wel

there was an orthodox jewish young man killed by police in new york named gideon bush, we went out andfor white people and black people and any other people that are victims of excessive force.we talk about consent decree and body cameras, when we talk about the things we've said today, mr. chairman, were not talking about for blacks only, police ought not violate anybody's civil rights. i think that's what's important. >> in your testimony can be remote command the sessions memo be rescinded. can you describe the sessions memo and describe its effects on policing practices and why it should be rescinded. the memo stopped the volunteer organization chief hawkins talked about in fayetteville. the impact of not having counter practice investigation not having organizational assessment means the departments cannot learn what's happening in their own organization. there is no transparency, you can't do an internal review or assessment and in many cases the agencies ask for the review.in fact, not only was the memo side that curtailed the activity there were at least four or five reports co