heights but you know i would say that ultimately israel yes did hunker the golan heights from syria in the 68 war now and see 67 but i'm unclear as to who exactly will the world who want israel to give the golan heights to would be to bashar a law side who is massacred and butchered half a 1000000 of his own people would it be to the isis which is still operating inside parts of syria would be the rain ians that are in trenching themselves in syria would be to the russians that are in syria so for all the criticism that people might have about the golan heights israel is keeping not just israel safe but it's helping to keep it safe what israel did in my book and try to shrink by taking out a nuclear reactor that bashar al asad was building together with north korea and destroying that reactor built inland near the euphrates river in a region called heroes your rich in 2014 was taken over by isis imagine for a moment that isis got its hands on a nuclear reactor a nuclear material a nuclear weapons this would have been a nightmare for the entire world israel saved the world when it to

israel did not alcohol you arab territories including in the syrian golan it also continues to violate international humanitarian and human rights laws and it's continues to support their arisen on a daily basis. let has even launched. on syrian territory and on the territories of neighboring countries under false pretenses in flagrant violation of international law the un charter and the relevant security council resolutions in these israeli violations would not continue an escalation were it not for the blind to the words of certain countries that are fully responsible for the consequences of israel's actions. such support became horrifically evident when the united states decided to recognize israel's alleged and faults sovereignty over the occupied syrian golan recognize the occupied city of jerusalem as the capital of israel and relocate its embassy to jerusalem not to mention its not to mention. intensive u.s. efforts to undermine the palestinian cause all of these decisions are not and avoids any represents a complete disregard to international legitimacy. some must understand t

heights the syrian golan and the lebanese territory is as qatar will not stop supporting any effort in favor of realizing just these it will continue to provide political and humanitarian support to the brotherly palestinian people and mr president the tragedy of the syrian people and the continuation of their suffering for their aid to be here has become a major scandal and a disgrace on our humanity what increases the danger of this human crisis is the absence of a clear vision for a solution with the continuation of killing destruction this placement and the international neglect and we are all aware that the main responsibility for the failure to impose the political solution which we all prefer for syria is basically due to the inability of the security council to protect civilians and make necessary decisions to stem the bloodshed and would be continued intransigence of the syrian regime and its rejection of all regional and international initiatives everyone listening to me now knows full well that when we refer to the security council we mean its major powers. it is high tim

the golan heights is a battleship. it is a place from which rockets were fired at israeli civilians down in the valley. you don't get back a battleship. he used that analogy. i also urged him to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and i was invited to be there when that event occurred. i took my grandson and we had a wonderful, memorable time when the united states finally too late, but finally recognized the reality that jerusalem is israel's capital. so i think that principle is important. [applause] prof. dershowitz: i believe that bipartisanship requires two things -- it requires that you condemn the person you voted for if they do wrong, and i condemned president obama mercilessly when he allowed his representative to the un not to veto a resolution that declared the western wall to be occupied territory, hebrew university and the hadassah hospital access roads to be occupied territory in the jewish quarter, which has been inhabited by jews for 3,000 years, to be occupied territory -- i railed against him. it

embassy to jerusalem and recognizing israeli sovereignty over the golan heights but his decision to leave the job is now raising questions over what happens next guest about it how the deal of the century could work 1st of all let's agree that the there there might be a plan that the u.s. administration is working on but that peace is not part of it and the palestinians are not part of it then that's why the palestinians have taken the very logical approach in forming the international community that so long as this administration does not recognize trellis to me and writes international law there's really not much to talk about if the palestinians are going to simply boycott mr green blood boycott mr trump boycott the saudis boycott anything before they even seen the play and then there's no opportunity for a gauge of it this is the time for engagement not for boycotts and when you start to boycott the arab world and the united states you're going down a very slippery slide going to be arab or miss. no but is well i caught tell the audience have would palestine his is an integral part of

israel's sovereign right over the golan heights netanyahu has been using trump in his election campaign you just need to drive down any street in this country and you see both leaders beaming from election posters on any of the main streets in israel a political analyst earns on average around $180000.00 salary a year and yet the support that netanyahu gets from trump which is so much bigger is essentially priceless should this country head to a 30 lection which is what many here suspect and fear the question is just what else is trump going to promise in the 10 yahoo. parliament in israel the knesset dissolved itself in may after netanyahu is failure to form a coalition on the disputes on the growing influence of the ultra-orthodox jewish minority the military draft privileges $100.00 to the minority has become a stumbling block turning into a bar for netanyahu the chances of forming a coalition with the nation's former defense foreign minister while the incumbent pm has quite heavily relied on the endorsement of the ultra orthodox community of big door lieberman has been spoken oppone

embassy and recognizing israeli sovereignty over the golan heights but his decision to leave the job is now raising questions over what happens next the terms peace plan for israel and palestine is sometimes referred to as the ultimate deal details were set to come out after israeli elections in september but there's been speculation about the possibility of handing west bank settlements to israel and creating conditions unfavorable for palestinians we've got expert analysis on what he could make. first of all let's agree that the there might be a plan that the u.s. administration is working on but that peace is not part of it and the palestinians are not part of it then that's why the palestinians have taken the very logical approach in forming the international committee that so long as this administration does not recognize palestinian rights for international law there's really not much to talk about if the palestinians are going to simply boycott mr greenberg boycott mr trump boycott the saudis boycott anything before they've even seen the play and then there's no opportunity fo

in a moment i will sign a presidential proclamation recognizing israel's sovereign right over the golan heights netanyahu has been using trump in his election campaign you just need to drive down any street in this country and you see both leaders beaming from election posters on any of the main streets in israel a political analyst earns on average around 180000 dollars salary a year and yet the support that netanyahu gets from trump which is so much bigger is essentially priceless should this country head to a 30 lection which is what many here suspect and fear the question is just what else is trump going to promise an attorney who. will leave israeli parliament was dissolved in may over a dispute on the growing influence of the ultra orthodox jewish minority the country's former defense and foreign minister has refused to join netanyahu coalition big door lieberman is spoken opponent of the military draft privileges to the ultra orthodox community they can avoid compulsory army service if an ruled in religious studies. well lieberman accuses the minority community of seeking to impo

embassy to jerusalem and recognizing israeli sovereignty over the golan heights but his decision to leave the job is now raising questions over what will happen next the trump administration's long delayed peace plan is set for publication after the israeli elections in september but previously details appeared to highlight some key decisions like an expansion of israel's territory to include west bank settlements all palestinians would get part of the gaza strip for infrastructure but cannot live there leaks also suggested palestinians would be forbidden from having an army or guesstimated how this could work out. 1st of all let's agree that the there and there might be a plan that the us administration is working on but the peace is not part of it and the palestinians are not part of it then that's why the palestinians have taken the very logical approach in forming the international committee that so long as this administration does not recognize trellis to me and writes for international law there is really not much to talk about if the palestinians are going to simply boycott mr gree

in a moment i will sign a presidential proclamation recognizing israel's sovereign right over the golan heights now at no time now who has been using the american president's image in his election posters if you drive around the country you can see that on yahoo and trump smiling from any number of boards what's interesting is that in this country if you are a political analyst you charge something like $180000.00 a year but here in a town yahoo is getting priceless support from the american president and it's only been benefiting him for nothing so the question is whether or not they need to be a 30 lection and just what kind of promises trump is going to make to the israeli prime minister should that eventuality unfold. polo world also will follow more will know what's holding you so with the next 24 hours we'll let you get across the bridges the latest as the updates come through policy in jerusalem from . but more background is that the israeli parliament was dissolved in april in a dispute over the growing influence of the ultra orthodox jewish minority the country's former defense

way they've been used both in syria iraq by israel also by hezbollah of wrong lebanon on from the golan heights as well by iran and its allies and now allegedly by the who thiis against the u.a.e. against saudi arabia and so on so forth that kind of use of drones that will exhaust the defense systems of any you know mid mid size country or mid-sized defenses around the world is actually in the process of transforming transforming at the theater of war and in the gulf is particularly important because iran and its allies can reach any enemy or oil and that should target in the whole persian gulf and so whenever the united states would consider that and their response. if it's going to be limited i think the iranians are and then to spawn their limited way as well i mean if anything what we have learned the last 48 hours is that the iranian threats regardless of the facts i'm talking about the analysis and the electrically speaking and it's up for the various people to find the facts and the letting of the speaking the iranians said if we can't export our oil the others will not be able t

i was fortunate that we have to take him seriously let's be honest is the there's the issue of the golan heights there's the move of the embassy to from tel aviv to jerusalem there is a number of things that happened it's not without the bounds of imagination that he might well be serious about this i think we do have to take him seriously let's bring in midst of a booty in ramallah do you take the israeli leader seriously when he says he my onyx the west bank or the jordan valley i do not agree with what i didn't agree with what was the you think it's very serious it's a bit dangerous bottle for purposes which is led by an opinion but there's actually. reflecting the actual behavior and policy of those aniston movement in israel. let's talk about realities and facts unprecedented level of expansion of israeli illegal settlements in the occupied territories an agreement between netanyahu and his government and trump steam which seems to be working for netanyahu more than working for trump to implement his ideas the coalition of jerusalem as a couple of israel as a condition of the annexa

deal of the century, recognizing the capital of the zionist regime and the accession of the syrian golan to the occupied territories are certainly doomed. the islamic republic of iran's regional cooperation on security and counterterrorism have been so much decisive. the clear example of such an approach is our cooperation with russia and turkey, on the syrian crisis, and our peace proposal for yemen, with the secretary-general, as well as facilitating we conciliation talks among the yemen parties with the four european countries, which resulted in the conclusion of the stockholm peace accords. distinguished participants, i hail from a country that has resisted the most merciless economic terrorism and has defended its rights to independence and science and technology development. the u.s. government, while imposing extraterritorial sanctions and threats against other nations, has made a lot of efforts to deprive iran from the advantages of participating in the global economy and has resorted to international piracy by misusing the international banking system. we iranians have been the

it had a wet winter and up on the golan which overlooks the sea of galilee, which the israelis captured in the 1967 war, that's one of the best agricultural areas in the middle east, probably. and let us not forget that it is still a very dangerous piece of real estate. most people don't realize what a small, how small that country actually is. there are places in israel from the green line, that's where the fence separating the palestinian authority and the -- and israel is nine miles. and one of the officials there laughingly said when president george bush was there, he said, we have driveways in texas longer than that. he's almost right. and so you don't appreciate how small that country actually is and what they've been able to accomplish. i know from an economic standpoint, i'm a former mayor and one of the things as a may you -- mayor you do is you try to develop and sell your city and develop businesses in that city. what i saw, the chamber of commerce did not exist when i was there 10 yearsa. it's -- years ago. it's very new, 18 months old. i'm going to introduce them to our ch