live we have to take certain measures that we did not take all the where we could more rely on the gyptian zz but i don't think that this by itself is of it is the political does it does that worry does it bother israel that the located of the gaza strip from the egyptian side was eased a bit there's never been a real blockade from the egyptian side in the past i would say five years says this will be brought from guys are huge quantities of weapons that have been smuggled from egypt to go within the gyptian and systems or without the egyptian assistance in the end of the day goes and become to be a very. that is armed with a very advanced weapons this is typical for that we face we face it in gaza we face a very similar situation reserve the lebannon will is belies a stronger bill and of fully isn't managed to create that loose ineffective determiners so for the time being the situation is under control now i like interviewing politicians from israel because they're pretty straightforward usually they're they're pretty frank in what they say can you tell me frankly what's easier after isr

two countries become professional relationship between the israeli government and the current the gyptian government is pretty good both of us understand that we do share mutual interest to stabilize the situation we do understand some of those sensitivities so as long as this kind of discussions continue there is little reason to be concerned as a said i'm not sure that this regime in egypt will be the regime evil to use will mark any for better than many things might change in the middle east has the israeli border become we're vulnerable and what i want to ask is who was behind the acts of sabotage against his pipe why didn't the board in the d.m.v. area. it is very clear that since this change in egypt the reason the crees in the influence and the control of the egyptians their police the egyptian security agencies it is all over egypt but the specifically in sinai which is not the most important area for egypt so this vacuum is used today by certain groups from hamas people in gaza to go to sinai to other people smuggling weapons from libya for or other places and then find it is a v

needed full day to look around the museum but we are interested in sculpture post-impressionist art or gyptian artifacts you'll find wonderful examples here some are copies yes but the museum also holds many originals to. the museum has a substantial collection of a ritual vases featuring a greek culture a from the sixth to fifty centuries b.c. the black and red figure techniques to pick various images created to showcase rituals connected with feasts full fuel ceremonies. i think while a little shabby the pushy museum is a considerably more peaceful place to contemplate great art the many of them will heighten hexie big galleries in the west. i really enjoyed the city and i wanted to spend a. really impressed. because there's so many different artists and it's just beautiful i enjoy it this music is wonderful next door and then. you have. dutch. and just beautiful. other valuable objects from asia greece and display all regional items that were found by the german enthusiastic high actually went in the century the amateur of eulogist famously helped excavate the city of troy. in the museum th

beautiful day to look around the museum but you're interested in sculpture post-impressionist art or gyptian artifacts you'll find wonderful examples here some are copies yes but museum also holds many originals to do museum has a substantial collection of original vases featuring issued with culturally from the sixth to fifty centuries b.c. the black and red figure techniques to take various images created to showcase ancient rituals connected with feasts full fuel ceremonies. i think while a little shabby the pushy museum is a considerably more peaceful place to contemplate great art the many of the heights and hectic the galleries in the west. i really enjoy the city and i wanted to spend my day in the post can you see him and i am really impressed about what these this year has also because there are so many different artists and it's just beautiful i enjoy it this museum is this wonderful way of our next door and the past you have a nice a touch and all things and i should just beautiful. other valuable objects from a greaser display or regional items that were found by the japanese che

of asia egypt or is it pictured as animals with features of an animal like birds heads for example gyptian is viewed just almost as a cult but here in the museum there are many items connected with the. some of the most interesting paintings in the museum represent the flemish hours of the seventeenth century created many to decorate large sions here is the palaces and cathedrals the features paintings on religious themes portraits and landscapes large scale paintings by such artists rubens dyke and rembrandt are all featured in a collection. students from now as he's come to study the museum's various odd pieces many programs elections for all of us of all ages are also regularly old allies as an establishment at the forefront of moscow's art scene and one day you'll see lines of people killed up the side every day so why is the museum so popular the muscovites and forests. focused on in love with the museum jock itch it's like you're looking back to the days of old the place is a temple to the oxen a regular rest from everyday life from the worries of a big city that this museum is my fa

brought from guys are huge quantities of weapons that have been smuggled from egypt to go within the gyptian and systems or without the egyptian assistance in the end of the day goes a become to be a very. that is armed with a very advanced weapons this is typical for that we face we face it in gaza we face a very similar situation resolve a lebannon will his belies a strong will burn fully isn't managed to create that loose ineffective determiners so for the time being the situation is under control now i like interviewing politicians from israel because they're pretty straightforward usually they're they're pretty frank in what they say can you tell me frankly what's easier for israel to deal with democratically elected governments in the neighboring country or to deal with predictable dictators that are in changeable for decades. the best of course is to negotiate with a little democracy but for the time being we cannot see any real democracy in the region let's take syria for example those not secure that bashar assad is the one of our biggest enemies is supporting because of allies a go

united states has been very much behind those negotiations if you look for example a peace really gyptian peace accord although the initial contacts were made between israeli and egyptians it needed to come david summit on the work of president carter to finalize a deal in the case of the palestinians or initial contacts between is on the other strains back at the beginning will be also called work on the market through secret israeli palestinian travels to get them through any stage towards an agreement needs an international commitment particular as far as israel's concerned with the united states backing israel wants american backing for its security needs the palestinians on the other hand want to know that they have the backing of the arab world to make a compromise that they'll have to make if there ever is to be a peace agreement between the two sides. more on the middle east peace twists and turns could be found on our website we've lined up more world news there for you to you that's all a click away at our teeth dot com including when ukraine's wants strays off its streets to co

but first gyptian military authorities have imposed a five hour curfew in tahrir square and downtown cairo this follows violent clashes between christians and security forces that have left at least twenty three people dead two of them policeman started as a peaceful city and turned to violence with military vehicles set on fire and more than one hundred eighty protesters and police injured thousands of christians were demonstrating against the recent spate of attacks on that churches fearing that post revolution egypt could see ultraconservative islam is to rise to power witnesses claim the violence was instigated by a provocateurs security forces eventually fired shots and tear gas to disperse the protesters and mark almond from university in turkey's demarest shows egypt's state as a secular state is under threat. the development of the situation is becoming very roman and it's alarming because of religious tradition but it also has a woman. in six weeks. late last year will be. between cult and islamic. pressuring is in cities like an exam and at the time when people were really

states has been very much behind this because she ations if you look for example of peace really gyptianpeace accord although the initial contacts were made between israeli and egyptian need to become summit on the work of president carter to finalize a deal in the case of the palestinians initial contacts between these on the palestinians giving up we also a cold work conducted through secret israeli palestinian child will see it to get them to any stage towards a new green needs an international commitment particular as far as israel's concerned with the united states backing. american backing for its security needs the palestinians on the other hand want to know that they have the backing of the arab world to make the compromises that they'll have to make if there is to be a peace agreement between the two sides. more on the middle east peace twists and turns can be found on our website r t v dot com plus many other stories a click away including this ukraine watch strays off its streets the country's reportedly burning dog's alive ahead of hosting the euro two thousand and twelve foo

beautiful day to look around the museum but we are interested in sculpture post-impressionist art or gyptian artifacts wonderful examples here some are copies yes but the museum also holds many originals to. the museum has a substantial collection of original vases the great pottery from the six to fifty centuries b.c. the black and red figure techniques to pick various images created to showcase rituals feasts will feel ceremonies. i think a little shabby to push the museum is a considerably more peaceful place to contemplate great art the many of the. big galleries in the west. really impressed. so many different artists it's just. a. wonderful. dodge. and just beautiful. other valuable objects from asia greece and display are regional items that were found by the german enthusiastic higher actually when in the nineteenth century the amateur of eulogist famously helped excavate the city of troy. here in the museum there are over two hundred fifty items the third century b.c. mainly jewelry. the collection of art from ancient egypt in the bush museum is the largest of its cards in russia if

but first gyptian military authorities have imposed a five hour curfew and toughly of square in downtown cairo this follows violent clashes between christians and security forces that have left at least twenty three people dead two of them policemen and what started as a peaceful sit in turned to violence with military vehicles set on fire and more than one hundred eighty protesters and police injured thousands of christians were demonstrating against a recent spate of attacks on but churches fearing that post revolution egypt could see ultraconservative islam is to rise to power witnesses claim their violence was instigated by a provocateurs security forces eventually fired shots and tear gas to disperse the protesters and mark almond from the canteen of rusting turkey's. egypt's state is a secular state is under threat. the situation is becoming very long and it's alarming because religious tradition. will be. between. american pressure. is in cities like xander and at the time when people were really expecting a revolution this didn't get much attention then when the revolution came a

the deadliest riots since the gyptian revolution flare up in cairo as religious tensions lead to dozens of deaths in clashes between the country's christians and security forces also. poland is counting the votes off the bottom entry election on sunday it is expected that the prime minister both of those parties is in line for a second spell of power in a row join us for all the latest details. as growing poverty in e.u. countries spirals out of control due to cuts in social spending russia says it could step in to help the debt ridden european economy. and the biggest challenge for a legendary creature in over half a century our correspondent joins the international expedition determined to finally prove bigfoots existence.

will we have to pick certain missiles that we did not take all the where we could more rely on the gyptian but i don't think but this way itself isn't it mr surgical. worry does it bother israel that the located of the gaza strip from the egyptian side was east of that there's never been a real blockade from egypt inside in the past over thirty five years is this a little bit lot from goes are huge quantities so where prince have been smuggled from egypt to go we've been egyptian a assistance or without the egyptian assistance in the end of the day goes a become to be of early. that is armed with a very advanced weapons this is typical for ever we face we face the pingers we face a very similar situation and visibly lebannon will hizbullah is a strong will burn fully is a managed to create that loose ineffective determiners so for the time being the situation is under you know i like interviewing politicians from israel because they're pretty straightforward usually they're they're pretty frank in what they say can you tell me frankly what's easier for israel to deal with democratically el

posing as as the defenders of the egyptians but in reality they have been in a crash course with a gyptian people ok you are and i want to go to you know i want to go to boston here israel was brought up here and i want i don't want to talk about directly about israel because what i want arab democracy here but there are people that would say and you might call them cynics is that the only thing the west is particularly interested in is in democratic change in the arab world is make sure they are pro western that's what they want they don't really care about anything else because as ramses pointed out for decades dictators were supported because they were friends of the west so no matter what the outcome is that it's not about democracy it's about western influence still ahead. well this is one perspective of the western influence or. spot or by this. huge transformation but i would say that actually two points here the one is that at the very beginning of the uprising in egypt tunisia other places these were it was not on the actually on the table it was not an issue israel it started . l

well i mean certainly we hope not and there is a gyptian mediation that's designed to ensure the implementation of the deal there's no indication that there's been a change and it was a first stage the second stage is to come with another few hundred prisoners who are to be released and of course as a as a center for freedom of movement which is what. we hope that will be an additional element of the deal which has been unconfirmed which is that israel will lift some of the travel restrictions imposed on gaza because one of the elements of the deal is reportedly a change in some of the restrictions on the movement of people and goods inside and outside of palestine certainly haven't seen that yet but we'll hope so we also want to ask you about those protests that have been going on as well this weekend again some thirty thousand israelis putting the streets where you live even protests to government spending how will those protests going on be achieving what they want to achieve and i couldn't say that from my field of expertise but what you have seen these people on the streets in your city wh

united states has been very much behind that if negotiations if you look for example a peace really gyptian peace accord although the initial contacts were made between israeli and egyptians it needed the camp david summit and the work of president carter to finalize the deal and in the case of the palestinians or initial contacts between is on the palestinians back at the beginning of the also calls were conducted through secret israeli palestinian charles to get them to any stage towards an agreement needs an international commitment particular as far as israel's concerned with the united states backing israel wants american backing for its security needs the palestinians on the other hand want to know that they have the backing of the arab world to make the compromises that they'll have to make if there ever is to be a peace agreement between the two sides. meanwhile the historical prisoner swap between israel and hamas faces scrutiny the israeli high court is a hero for petitions against the swap of a thousand palestinians in exchange for israeli soldier gilad shalit they've been filed

the united states has been very much behind those because if you look for example a peace really gyptian peace accord although the initial contacts were made between israeli and egyptians it need to become table summits in the works of president carter to finalize a deal in the case of the palestinians or initial contacts between israel and palestinians back at the beginning will be also called conducted through secret israeli palestinian count all sixty to get them through any stage towards a new green needs an international commitment particular surprise in israel's concerns with the united states backing israel american backing for its security needs the palestinians on the other hand want to know that they have the backing of the arab world to me because they'll have to make if there ever is to be a peace agreement between the two sides more on the mideast peace twists and turns to me for our website archie that many other stories are put away during this. ukraine wants to raise off its streets the country is reportedly pouring dogs out i had a posting to your old buddy. and the joll

and eight months after the overthrow of president hosni mubarak we'll look at whether gyptian has managed to get what they were fighting for. at least seven hundred people have been arrested after a police crackdown on the ongoing wall street demonstrations in new york dubbed the occupy wall street movement they say they're protesting against the tremendous influence and misdeeds of corporations on billionaires. as this story this clash and confrontation between and why he gave the new york city police department and thousands of protesters took place on the brooklyn bridge the police showed up and basically cornered off both sides of the brooklyn bridge and started to move in on the protesters to make arrests that's when things got ugly to say the least the protesters were were banging drums and chanting the whole world is watching police moved in they were paddy wagons brought to the scene and things got very physical and this is just the most recent incident that has taken place in new york in the hospital weeks last weekend we saw demonstrators in the these five police officers police

program eight months after the overthrow of president hosni mubarak our team looks at whether it gyptian to manage to get what they were fighting for. am following a summer of demonstrations laundered earth find themselves gagged by their own government after a large chunk of the city's head by protest band. the game is rapidly approaching for greece as its government admits that it only has the cash to pay its bills for eight more days after which the only option will be at a fault in response to its bureaucratic machine into gear and an all out effort to release more cash for athens this french president nicolas sarkozy admits that the much criticized bailout approach is the blocks last line of defense in preventing the crisis from consuming the eurozone he. also announced a meeting in the coming days to finalize a radical expansion of the blocks emergency cash pool but as r.t. as sarah ferguson reports they all year come to nothing as the greek economy crumbles under the weight of precedent that a stary. greece has been the poster child of the euro crisis with germany voting to expand