it through gaza city on the anniversary of the painter of defendants who launched by israel against hamas militants. he is in this group the series the weekend in the eight day operation but they nevertheless claimed victory and proud to continue its struggle against k state. you know. we are coming with a third intifada midwestern sand to the three t's red's gaza and west bank will come together as one that we are brothers from inside to nineteen twenty eight there will be another was approved to choose the upcoming the upcoming go israel's operation here defense began with the assassination of hamas is made to command a good day night air strike which followed weeks of incessant all teary far from the gaza strip killing seven israelis in bringing misery to hundreds of thousands of others pointing in bomb shelters on an almost daily basis. we understand that it

and hamas gets its first spokeswoman, a 23-year-old trilingual journalist and single mother. we start with the failure of the nuclear talks. they ran and the five plus one countries (he with no deal. powersblames the western and in particular france for structuring the deal. smiles around the table in geneva but the friendly atmosphere was short-lived when it came to the nuclear negotiations, france dug its heels in, wary of signing a watered-down agreement. asked a result, there was no deal. something of a surprise setback for the u.s. the foreign minister insisted that paris had not scuppered the talks >. >> some safe rice is isolated, others say that we are isolated. we are neither isolated nor followers. france is independent erie we work for peace. we have already made progress but we need to achieve something concrete. there are two main reasons for the french veto. the first is the issue of the plutonium -- arak plant. the second issue is the stockpile of enriched uranium. aris has long maintained hard-line with iran, which has been applauded by israel and by the oil-r

hamas and egypt relations have been tense since kara accuses the islamist faction of meddling in its affairs and the half of the muslim brotherhood movement and ally of hamas israel allows car imports into cars and at different prices and not without a second set of rules to the fall and adt security concerns recent israeli military spokesman said that it is significant growth in smuggling by sea is joe is determined to prevent the transportation of weapons by water . see the rockin at bake is a distinct language that has a rich history spanning centuries until i sat down with esteban canadian doctor pink pastel and to discuss his latest book on the subjects. due to ill moroccan and a bar and the indian non bumi mean i think this distinction general moroccan and a car that these are ideas in this room beaming and think of the muslims i g l and it contains elements of classical chronic and take iraq indonesia. tia as well as him to wear it's an animated faces betray anyone spoke with an open studio antics color contrast cullen who is taught on the subject in france and morocco and has

backed government says the tunnels are used to take weapons into the sinai dependency up and accuse hamas of backing the egyptian muslim brotherhood which was ousted by the army in july. he has been a vocal critic of the ousting of muhammad will see whose is this the muslim brotherhood pope teaches a seminar i t o t to turkey's ruling justice and development penalty. kyra last week expelled to peace ambassador and downgraded diplomatic relations after accusing anchor of meddling in egypt in total offense and collaborating with hamas and the brotherhood. according to british broadsheet the guardian the us national security agency has been collecting details about the online sexual activity of prominent islamist radicals in order to undermine them the latest revelation comes courtesy of a document leaked by edward snowed in a recently published by the huffington post the americans buying agency targeted at six so called radicalized it's none of whom is alleged to have been involved in any terror plots the leaked document alleges that it's their choreography and it's where exposed it could l

which have brought misery and teacher to hundreds of thousands of israelis who live within range of hamas rockets israel subsequently carried out airstrikes an effort to stop rockets from gaza on israeli civilians on thursday two mortars were fired into southern israel from the gaza strip protein response from the idf which launched air strikes against to conceal rocket launchers in the northern coast. the idf says but fifty rockets fired into israel this year compared to one thousand five hundred to the previous two zaire the team. and more fs i do the act the book. is you chantal of jokes talked of assisi was hailed a new era of defense cooperation with russia during the visit by russian officials that as my mind to the egyptian efforts to revive allies with an old ally and send a message to washington. it's suspended may th. does he get to the soviet union with close allies until the nineteen seventies when my room and listened to the united states which prompted its nineteen seventy nine peace deal with israel to choose between colorado and the jewish state has held for over three dec

though she did the ceasefire between both two opposing forces one he was allied with the islamist hamas and what israel that he saw was in his best benefit to have peace between those two movements only three weeks after he negotiated that cease fire did he abuse his democratic privileges by absolving the constitution and trying to take absolute power that's where his downfall began ok let's go to washington with that justify the coup then to justify the removal of morsy from power actually i had a question for for crack and you know does find it interesting that. you know there are national newspapers egyptian national newspapers that the the about every day on the front page of the newspaper. the claim that the israel is still backing. the muslim brotherhood another not the other way around so the current government the claim it's it's the other way around it's not it's not that sort of this is backing this current government it's it's backing mohamed morsi and backing the muslim brotherhood. greg that was addressed to you if you want to react to that that's completely. sure that's co

going on between israel and egypt is unbelievable according to what's going on with the shutdown on hamas right now and the saudi financing of the current regime is really proving to be the backbone of keeping the egyptian economy afloat but the reason why they're doing that is not really there and it eventually is mistakenly interested in egyptian democracy though is it what the people want because saudi arabia and israel prefer to deal with dictators in egypt it's been their tradition it's worked out well for them that's that's that's completely incorrect mohammad mohammed mohamed morsi the go she aided the ceasefire by himself between hamas and israel a democratically elected president of egypt though she did a ceasefire between both two opposing forces one he was our i'd with the islamist hamas and what israel that he saw was in his best benefit to have peace between those two movements and only three weeks after he negotiated that cease fire did he abuse his democratic privileges by absolving the constitution and trying to take absolute power that's where his downfall began ok let's

going on between israel and egypt is unbelievable according to what's going on with the shutdown on hamas right now and the saudi financing of the current regime is really proving to be the backbone of keeping the egyptian economy afloat but the reason why they're doing that is not really they're not in a new energy and mistakenly interested in egyptian democracy though is that what the people want because saudi arabia and israel prefer to deal with dictators in egypt it's been their tradition it's worked out well for them that's that's that's completely incorrect mohamed mohamed morsy negotiated the ceasefire by himself between hamas and israel a democratically elected president of egypt negotiated a cease fire between both two opposing forces one he was our had with the islamist hamas and what israel that he saw was in his best benefit to have peace between those two movements only three weeks after he negotiated that cease fire did he abuse is democratic privileges by absolving the constitution and trying to take absolute power that's where his downfall began ok let's go to washington

egypt the goshi the ceasefire between both two opposing forces one he was allied with the islamist hamas and what israel that he saw was in his best benefit to have peace between those two movements only three weeks after he negotiated that cease fire did he abuse his democratic privileges by absolving the constitution and trying to take absolute power that's where his downfall began ok let's go to washington with that justify the coup then to justify the removal of morsy from power actually i had a question for for craig and you know does find it interesting that. you know there are national newspapers egyptian national newspapers that the the about every day on the front page of the newspaper. the claim that the israel is still backing. the muslim brotherhood another not the other way around so the current government the claim it's it's the other way around it's not it's not that sort of this is backing this current government it's it's backing mohamed morsi and backing the muslim brotherhood. greg that was addressed to you if you want to react to that that's completely. sure that's co

hamas says the islam -- is the islamist group that controls the gaza strip. israeli defense forces say five of the soldiers were injured when militants detonated an explosive device in the tunnel. iraq's the prime minister called for u.s. help in fighting against al qaeda, saying he wants to see an international effort, a third world war, as he put it, against terrorism. nouri al-maliki is due to meet with barack obama in washington later this friday. official figures show october was the single deadliest month in iraq since 2008. >> security forces are at the forefront of this battle. the quality of the weapons, plans, the strategies, the development of the strategies, destroying the cells, all of this is necessary, but it is not enough. we need sound the social structure. of car and suicide bombings across iraq in recent months. 38 strikes killing nearly a thousand people in the last month alone. comparisons have been drawn to the deadly violence in 2006, the worst such period during the u.s. occupation. all maliki, though, is blaming al qaeda and the drive

they got hamas better leadership. >> how did your husband describe the final months when he got sick in 2004, what did he say what he was feeling and what was going on? >> he could not, he could not feel it because he was shrinking day by day and he could not even express himself and he was very, very sick and this poison that now we know is sure poison hit all his gastrointestines and a struck in his brain and it was so terrible about it. so it was -- it could not, you know, he could not expression himself but i could see in his eyes that he was asking, you know, trying to ask me questions, that what happened? tried to find a solution. and he felt that he was betrayed. in his eyes, he would say that i was -- there was a betrayal. >> finally, what would justice look for you? now that you know it was very likely that your husband was poisoned i was assassinated, as you say, how should justice be served? >> i think all the actors of this horrible crime must go to justice, if not to international courts, if there is some countries involved, my daughter and my sons decided not to be sile

has an election they don't like the outcome forget about hamas has a law gets elected you don't like the outcome forget them i mean i find this truly hypocritical and i think it damages the united states and it damages the perception of the united states with people on the ground because they say these people these want these americans they to support dictators saudi arabia is the best example. well yeah no i mean it is a conundrum of the president he did inherit this i mean unfortunately you know he did he did you know cast the cast the first stone and he said in cairo that he that he. was going to advance this new vision of democracy and he was going to support these democracy movements unfortunately got very complicated and which he was he was facing a host of allies in the middle east the elites the monarchies who were counting on him also to stop these rebellions and so what did he do he did nothing unfortunately and i don't know what the answer is but i mean if you take one example you mentioned bahrain maybe he should have took a ricks there maybe he should a took a risk and s

middle east share the same sort of interest with israel they all fear islamic terrorism the forms of hamas islamic jihad they all despise the countries even syria of president assad and most of all the fear in islamic shiite extreme state like iran holding a nuclear weapon if you go interview the wiki leaks cables that were published just two years ago you'll see transcripts of meetings between rulers of ghost gulf states and emirate countries where they called the american strike iran when they see very favorably a possible aerial strike from israel on only iran that's exactly my point that it is gulf state goal staved that primarily support israel the same goal states that if you look at that media if you look at. what is being published in saudi arabia what is being sad in sarah saudi arabia in mosques you know the extent of victual against israel is simply a parallel to you would never hear anything of this sort even in iran so i wonder why do you think this unlikely union really emerged i think sela that you view the situation a very superficial way indeed overtly there are a lot of s

hundreds attended the funeral of a hamas military leader killed in an overnight exchange with israeli troops in the gaza strip five israeli defense force sources were also wounded in a firefight in the attack was followed by an israeli airstrike targeting a smuggling tunnel killing three more hamas fighters the worst violence between palestinians and israel since both sides agreed a cease fire last november. and also the world update. hundreds of people took to the streets of redemption area in brazil protesting against the recent crackdown on demonstrators at mass rallies and also those protests will strike a stage performances dresses comic book characters and play dead activists claim police have been using violent tactics and resorting to mass arrests. and to bring us up to date for the moment i'll be back with more with the news team in just about half an hour from now and meantime it is politicking with larry king join us for that after the break. the office of civil rights in the city of seattle washington has told city employees that certain terms may not be used in official e

hundreds attended the funeral of a hamas military leader killed in an overnight exchange with israeli troops in the gaza strip it was followed by an israeli airstrike targeting a smuggling tunnel killing three more hamas fighters it was the worst violence between palestinians and israel since both sides agreed last november. as a people took to the streets of rio de janeiro in brazil protesting against recent crackdowns on them. strangers at mass rallies and off the docks protest for striking stage performances addresses comic book characters and play dead activists claim police have been using violent tactics and resorting to mass arrests. economic hardship and discontent with housing rent saw rome gripped by protests throughout october when if many italians aren't happy with the way they're being forced to live for immigrants it could be even worse those who come in search of a better life often find themselves in squalid conditions no better than the ones they left behind you got to pick it off went to take a look. some call it a city within a city others a refugee ghetto it's like

middle east share the same sort of interest with israel they all fear islamic terrorism the forms of hamas islamic jihad they all despise the countries yemen syria of president assad most of all the fear in islamic shiite extreme state like iran holding a nuclear weapon if you go interview the wiki leaks cables that were published just two years ago you'll see transcripts of meetings between rulers of gold gulf states and emirate countries where they called the americans to strike iran when they see very favorably a possible aerial strike from israel on only iran that's exactly my point that it is goal state goal staved that primarily support israel the same goal states that if you look at that media if you look at what is being published in saudi arabia what is being sad and sarah saudi arabia in mosques you know the extent of vitriol against israel is simply a parallel to you would never hear anything of this sort even in iran so i wonder why do you think this unlikely you. and really emerged i think some of that you view the situation a very superficial way indeed overtly there are a lo

has an election they don't like the outcome forget about hamas has a law gets elected you don't like the outcome forget the i mean i find this truly hypocritical and i think it damages the united states and it damages the perception of the united states with people on the ground because they say these people these want these americans they just support dictators saudi arabia is the best example. well yeah no i mean it is a conundrum of the president he did inherit this i mean unfortunately you know he did he did you know cast the cast the first stone and he said in cairo that he that he. was going to advance this new vision of democracy and he was going to support these democracy movements unfortunately got very complicated and which he was he was facing a host of allies in the middle east the elites the monarchies who were counting on him also to stop these rebellions and so what did he do he did nothing unfortunately and i don't know what the answer is but i mean if you take one example you mentioned bahrain maybe he should have took a ricks there maybe he should have took a risk a

it's very obvious that gaza strip hamas led government are all under the conspiracy the babies really occupation of the corporation of rum on the government and some arab parties which is one goal to handicap the gaza strip by the blk eight hundred print on the hamas government with these catastrophe but opinion senate and to make this nation for over two million people needing gas street to turn them against the government the ga sis leaders are warning time is running out. if the crisis in east soon. they say the situation with exploding the faces of those responsible for creating stephanie read. cctv on the gaza israel border estimates its two thousand by twenty seven surround it demonstrates a scene ukraine's independence clack of thousands of protesters continued to rally in the center of ukraine's have to keep two team under the president's resignation the trust and to sell the landmark agreement of european union in favor of the cozy ties with russia and around ten thousand protesters joined in the demonstration on friday including opposition didak i've seen me yet due and ther

now inside gaza, hamas is in charge.ed a terrorist organization by both the united states and israel, they got elected in 2006. this is laila hadan, a native gazan, journalist and author of "the gaza kitchen." >> the catches are not as big as they used to be and that's primarily because the fishermen can't go beyond three or fix nautical miles. >> if you go beyond, what happens? >> they'll shoot at the fishermen, destroy their boats, cut their fishing nets, they'll detain them. it's obviously really risky business. nine nautical miles, that's where that deep sea channel is where you're going to get the really good catches. gaza is the last palestinian area with access to the coast. that's really important to remember. you have the west bank just an hour away, but many of the palestinians there have never seen the sea, have never been to the sea. >> the family owns a small farm in the eastern gaza strip. she and her husband are unusual in that they cook together. this is not typical in this part of the world or in this cu

now inside gaza, hamas is in charge.t organization by both the united states and israel, they got elected in 2006. this is laila hadan, a native gazan, journalist and author of "the gaza kitchen." >> the catches are not as big as they used to be and that's primarily because the fishermen can't go beyond three to six nautical miles. >> if you go beyond, what happens? >> they'll shoot at the fishermen, destroy their boats, cut their fishing nets, they'll detain them. it's obviously really risky business. nine nautical miles, that's where that deep sea channel is where you're going to get the really good catches. gaza is the last palestinian area with access to the coast. that's really important to remember. you have the west bank just an hour away, but many of the palestinians there have never seen the sea, have never been to the sea. >> the family owns a small farm in the eastern gaza strip. she and her husband are unusual in that they cook together. this is not typical in this part of the world or in this culture. they u

. >> hamas won't be included in peace talks.eputy minister of foreign affairs for hamas says any negotiation between the israelis and the palestinians are doomed to fail. >> mr. kerry is just wasting time, and i think he is buying time, [ inaudible ] with time, and i think we need not to give the palestinians creative solution, and i think he succeeded to deceive the palestinian authority in order to bring him no the negotiation table, but he did not give him the rules and principles and some guarantees in order to be sure that after nine months of nine years that there is something [ inaudible ] but i think the palestinian authority feel there is gain [ inaudible ] and will not recognize their borders [ inaudible ] i will not accept all of the palestinian conditions, so i think they now -- mr. kerry is to blame because i think he deceived the palestinian authority, but i think really he was lying. >> for more on this we're joined by the spokesman for the israeli prime minister. mark good to have you on the program. there's not

now inside gaza, hamas is in charge.a terrorist organization by both the united states and israel, they got elected in 2006. this is laila hadan, a native gazan, journalist and author of "the gaza kitchen." >> the catches are not as big as they used to be and that's primarily because the fishermen can't go beyond three to six nautical miles. >> if you go beyond, what happens? >> they'll shoot at the fishermen, destroy their boats, cut their fishing nets, they'll detain them. it's obviously really risky business. nine nautical miles, that's where that deep sea channel is where you're going to get the really good catches. gaza is the last palestinian area with access to the coast. that's really important to remember. you have the west bank just an hour away, but many of the palestinians there have never seen the sea, have never been to the sea. >> the family owns a small farm in the eastern gaza strip. she and her husband are unusual in that they cook together. this is not typical in this part of the world or in this cultu

we had already been accused of being hamas agents, being mossad agents, and on top of that, being gays out to corrupt egyptians, the good people of egypt. it was a genuine fear. at the same time, it is a google away. the disease is thing to find out about me. i ironically made three films about prison, about gay love stories, about life in prison. ironic that i made the films and then did my research just recently. i have never spent a night in jail before this experience. peoplesame ti, i think overstress that issue, tend to go toward a set of assumptions and prejudices around arabic culture and islamic culture is overwhelmingly homophobic. i think it is much more complicated. it is about, are you forcing in a western way of coming out agenda onto people or are you being a person they get to know and then it becomes part of what they discuss or don't discuss? in our particular case, it didn't come out to our fellow prisoners. the guards didn't find out. it remains an unanswered question. and iher irony was tarek were interested in going to the archer prison called gaza to continue co

as fate would have it hama that was the day that you announce that you are going to grant a temporary visa to gerry adams. just a coincidence. needless to say, the mood of the evening was tense and speaker foley with this characteristic grace, the reason why the matter how disconcerting, it was crucial to delivering an ever elusive peace to northern ireland. that remarkable ability to build bridges across a great divide would serve him well as speaker in later as ambassador to japan, something he took great pride in, as i know you did mr. vice president. his judgment was impeccable and was respect it and many of us benefited from it. a for me in september 2008, i will attended a g8 meeting of heads of parliament, speakers, whatever they are called and all participants were invited to lay a wreath at the hiroshima peace memorial. i called speaker foley of vice president mondale to say what i should do. they said, you must participate. you will be the highest ranking american official to lay a wreath at the memorial. you cannot say no. that may seem easy now, but at the time, that was v

they want to sever the link through hezbollah, threatening israel, and also in the hamas in the gazatrip. the saudis are frustrated over nothing that i can articulate that makes any sense whatsoever. i think they're mad at the united states for things they would like us to go in and overthrow the regime, which is not on the table. they are funneling weapons and assistance to the opposition. i disagree we're trying to stop that. what we're tryinged to is solve the peace process of solving this crisis. but this has stalled those over and over again. the assad regime backed by russia and iran are going nowhere. the rebels won't show up if the departure of assad is not on the table. so i don't see the peace process moving very quickly. that means that both sides are going to arm up and the population is going to get slaughtered in the middle. it's a very difficult time there, and it's frustrating for all. i think the saudis need to stop blaming the u.s. for a difficult situation and. >> we'll take a break. when we come back what is the potential for peace talks for geneva two. stay with

relies on their ability to deal with hamas and insurgent groups in the sinai in the peninsula. it's against u.s. interests to walk away from whatever is happening in cairo. the idea that because egypt had an amount of influence in the region, the u.s. wants to see the country move past the long-running political crisis and re-establish come democratically elected government. the u.s. is using leverage in doing so. it's worth noting that because john kerry has gone to cairo to deliver the messages, that the u.s. is stepping up pressure on the interim government to get on with it. let's talk more about the visit, the visit that nobody knew about until he actually landed, which is unusual, considering the relationship the two countries had in the past. it makes you think of dangerous places like iraq and afghanistan. what does this say? what should we read into that? >> the situation on the ground has been considered unstable. there has been a number of human rights abuses that the u.s. government does not like. crackdown on the burgeoning free press. crackdown on political oppone

. >>> a woman will be the new public face of the palestine group hamas.she will be the first spokeswoman for the group. she is 23 and educated in britain. it is hoped she'll have a good working relationship with the media. they have several media women. >> a senior leader of a group fighting u.s. troops in afghanistan is dead. a financier of insurgents was linked to al qaeda. it is unclear who shot him. his brother was killed in a drone strike last year. >> despite the controversy about the use of drone strikes and the deaths of innocent victims, many military say they represent the future of warfare. we go on board the usship to watch some testing. >> it's designed to make difficult take offs and landing. this is the x 47 b an unmanned aerial drone. it made history in july when it completed a landing at sea. the technology is not perfected. on that day the drone was not act to take off on its first run. >> it is was behind the kata fault. they were unable to achieve a residual for us to make the transition. the navy is modifying how the x 47 b communicat

the arab world almost i never meant a two state solution that's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how a change could take place on expectedly. the prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably bring on the israelis. the first thing that went wrong is that as soon as the police got to the house they decided thomas had committed this crime that was their first error and then everything they did after that just compounded the error. thomas was twelve years old at the time today he is nineteen. and the police pressure he confessed to everything and was sent to prison. the supreme court would overturn the sentence two years later after the details of his interrogation were revealed. the video recording of the interview was appalling. the pictures caused the worst police candle in the history of the state of arkansas. state police. i mean. some of the story. like it is. and the viral irony you know that broke and. there's no indication of a break here. so your sister. and the

bonding on the next book militant group has been shot dead in the pot this time the captain of a strong hamas militant sources told reuters. one source said received a big gaudy skilled snowball. what's something that caught with its two other unidentified people. so said the body had been to what's in stock. consult with exactly that in two days it would be nice to be considered. some boats stopped on sunday the base of the market based on the top gong. this is to what system that is an unidentified man was shot dead two men on the site. as he plucked out of the weekend and will be installed. was it built on the eye. somewhere so i don't think you think is the a i did a tiny creepy. nobody was allowed to live on the third in the nato summit. for school setting where the ladies. just about as a community or typos but maybe it varies a bit empty but many. what's in the guardian a potent offense. this will tie this but maybe at the weekend about life as a beginner but these ones. in june two thousand to the united states was excited to see the beach and two other dogs as specifically designated

victoria hama said "if you have money you can control people." >> china's communist party leaders areeginning a 4-day meeting in beijing. the decisions taken there could set the country's direction for the next 10 years. we have this report from south-west china. >> this woman has lived in beijing all her adult life. she's not officially a resident. they don't hold a beijing registration certificate because the parents came originally from a rural province. that matters. without the certificate they can only pay for lower-paid jobs. the children are restricted to certain schools and can't apply to the city's university. >> we pay tax like beijing people, but we are treated like a second-class people. >> for rural chine e the system peels -- chinese, the systematic feels like part of a con. the government encourages urbanisation but discriminates. >> in cities land and property ownership is established and people can buy, sell and raise money by mortgaging it. but not here. people have plots allocated to them, they can't trade them. this man would like to sell his 700 square metres and

government has been counting -- cracking down on the muslim brotherhood and regional affiliates including hamas in gaza. donald once used to smuggle weapons from egypt to gaza have been destroyed by egyptian authorities. -- the tunnels once used to smuggle weapons have been destroyed. >> over the past several months, egypt has been tightening the noose around gaza's neck did cairo has shut down nearly all of the hundreds of tunnels that run between both territories. worker tilt --n, takes a 12 meters below the ground. -- takes us 12 meters below the ground. once to show us the only work that is left down here. >> there is no one, working in the border between gaza and egypt. all we can do now is cleaned the tunnels by rolling out dirt. i pray to god he changed their mind. merchandise, including weapons, used to be brought into the strip through here. people were also transiting through the passageways. by destroying this crucial egyptian forces that sits on the other side of the fence have turned one of the busiest parts of gaza into a ghost town. as the only official quashing -- crossing betwe

since before minutes of fifteen hundred new road conditions the administration of the levy but to hamas should not think that in the southern states. don't dump the foam from save the bullpen lot of people formed for the voting. i'm there. i own. an anti women the accident the two have a trust fund chosen islamic ought to encourage you to installs it also has additional fee shine but you'd better go invest in them way before the cop and a focal g on monday. all in. i did also note the majestic actually contemplated capital new delhi at the end of the gun god the more than once a good education on st the tradition with my diploma long post. over the station on to the ato has confounded that the poem the lightest that has infected thirteen city and children on so that it is in pockets on the un agency wants it and found that the device is now spreading across as really see the string compensated to the news links about the pockets on the list and found us at the camp is a bit of time passing insects bees in the costs down the countries under the synoptic medically and since the time the m

weak president and rising unemployment will play to the waiting hands of the right to the extremist hamas denied. the new zone we are fighting with people for the rights of brittany we don't want to abandon our region to the fullness to know which capitalize on people's misery to serve its own aims. i think the fullest you know is poison for brittany and we are the antidote to the people from the top everyone is convinced. completing some of the workers at the gates of the fish factory. it was great. i think that just using what's happening here it's really only about politics. asia pulse could i ask if we could choose. well it still unclear whether the red caps protest is anything but a smoke signal to paris the baltic states was hit hard by the east west palace troubles of the twentieth century and the relationship between art and ropes and remains on this came to this day. during the second but warm again nation was caught in the cross fire between knox hegemony and the soviet union after the war the red on the occupation of block b and locked it and did it last sold since left the cou

it's a tragedy what's happening to them this rift between the fatah and hamas is look only dividing them almost half in kind of power lies inc there it's also effecting the easily position because these were only say let's say we have an agreement with. the can define them or do it side will double the wrist with it while to come us with it both gaza so why do we know if we do it if peace with the whole. people it's a big problem it's an additional problem that the problems that we had in the past when we were negotiating with them. i want to touch upon another huge topic from is route iran iran on one hand could be getting closer to its new clericals on the other they have shown a willingness to negotiate israeli sort of stuck in its own position with calls for a strike following largely on deaf ears how uncomfortable if the situation. here we come back to bend to mean attorney i'll. go easy sure that if they run years choir loft or make bump it's the end of the state of peace and this is an approach he's preaching for in fifteen years or maybe even more and this is how we see these thi