know you can really egyptians violence you can really just as violent that was by so you know gyptian egypt. was in my garden you may do you mind you mind if i make one more point you keep pushing egypt being was violent egypt was mubarak and his thugs people defend themselves against that but they also were the violence came from was the regime in power that was going on well let me say on that and they were always saying no to that i jason i want to just recently about i knew about you jason in philadelphia jason to tell me where you are your thoughts on the coverage of this movement in the united states now because when maybe a small number of tea partiers show up there they get huge coverage expression like on fox but when you have hundreds and thousands of people it seems the coverage is very different or it's very dismissive do you agree or disagree with that. well first of all there are a million ways to cover any story. and much of the media at least at the very beginning much of the media was focused on oh it's the hippie dippie kids it's the white guys this and that if you go down

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 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

when we understand that gilad shalit could be taken to egypt egypt of course brokered this bill and the whole exchange will happen on gyptian soil. ok falsely or thanks very much indeed for bringing us to sub date from tel aviv. to other stories now the jailing of ukraine's former prime minister has sparked outrage on the streets of kiev and a lot of criticism from russia the u.s. and the e.u. it would to mashallah he was given a seven year sentence for abusing her powers while citing gas contracts with russia and she'll also have to pay two hundred million dollars in damages to ukraine state gas company and i fear she ask the angry response. the situation is still pretty much tense to because several hundred protesters supporters of the country's former prime minister lost still stationed in their in their tent camp here on this city's main street on the main street of kiev and i reckon they're planning to stay here for at least another week despite that their leader has been jailed for seven years and there have been no indications so far that she would be like gains the verdict and that she could be released any time soo

soon as next week when we understand they could be taken to egypt egypt of course broke with this and the whole exchange will happen gyptian soil and largely it was taken captive back in june two thousand and six now at this stage we don't have the intricate details of who's on the list of prisoners and what the deal involves but certainly it does seem to suggest that there has been not that much movement on both sides in terms of the deal over the last few years which is why many are saying it's the israelis who have given me and certainly the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a lot to gain from such a deal he's facing immense political pressure both internally and internationally emasculate side is coming up in the winners of this deal so they have been celebrations from last night and they continue today to killie in egypt by the refugee camp in gaza so that is why you are hearing some voices in israel some voices of concern that the capture of one soldier is going to be something that is encouraged on the palestinian side because the price for one soldier is particularly high at this moment there are more t

examples of egyptian decorative arts the goddess 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