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the top and hamas are now working towards the international -- photog and hamas are now working towards the international recognition in september. >> mahmoud abbas flew dict that is s boan made her onea o state.> posed. >> state solution tain pis milar akta b ltoco ild t tilngf irisimrtt r hi oase mm m usen countries would not be abo t bog german economy because investors ha aes cheap loans foinvestmentn consumers are concerned about rising prices. >> negotiatio portugals bailout deal have wrapped up in lisbon. they have announced a total of aid. in return, portugal has to cut spending, reformts labor market, and opentr to more international >> in exchange for financial assistance, portugals creditors are demanding that list and cut deficit down to less than 3% of gdp by 2013. >>th deficit is program to come down by more than 6% in just three years. those three years, the economy will face significant headwinds in the form of contraction indp >> the government has indicated it understands the need for austerity measures. >> this is a robust and ambitious plan and is the appropriate res
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the top and hamas are now working towards the international -- photog and hamas are now working towards the international recognition in september. >> mahmoud abbas flew directly from cairo to berlin. that is seen as a potential boost for the peace process, but the german chancellor has made her r sition clear, peace in the middle east will only come if the radical hamas movement follows the lead. that means renouncing violence, recognized israel's right to exist, and a willingness to hold peace talks. >> we want a two state solution, and we have to work at this to state solution. we don't believe that unilateral steps will help. that the palestinians are considering declaring statehood within the next few months. some european countries have given such a move cautious backing. germany is flatly opposed. mahmoud abbas is lifted by the cairoeal, saying it is a step to bring hamas back into the fold, and that can only help. >> reconciliation of the palestinian groups will strengthen the peace process and help advance the two state solution. >> chancellor merkel now wants israeli and pales
the top and hamas are now working towards the international -- photog and hamas are now working towards the international recognition in september. >> mahmoud abbas flew directly from cairo to berlin. that is seen as a potential boost for the peace process, but the german chancellor has made her r sition clear, peace in the middle east will only come if the radical hamas movement follows the lead. that means renouncing violence, recognized israel's right to exist, and a willingness to...
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that hamas has the see the table what hamas is said in live to call ways and has to be possible of the wise thing they can to have any influence is there thirty per cent of the palestinians has to allow the p.a. under us to do the. asian with the israel our online gentlemen gentlemen we're. going to have to give it we're almost out of time i'd like to give dan the last thirty seconds go ahead. thanks so much the problem with various. wishful thinking won't make hamas actually. engage in a conflict ending agreement their good will and their intentions are very suspect is raul and the vast majority of israel's israelis want peace but they won't trust any government that has participation by hamas to keep it and israel is not going to make the kinds of concessions that the palestinians will want for peace under any participation by hamas so the last point is i agree there may not be a one state solution in the near term but there also may not be a two state solution as long as the arab side doesn't view it as a conflict ending or a gentleman will run out of time here we've run out of time
that hamas has the see the table what hamas is said in live to call ways and has to be possible of the wise thing they can to have any influence is there thirty per cent of the palestinians has to allow the p.a. under us to do the. asian with the israel our online gentlemen gentlemen we're. going to have to give it we're almost out of time i'd like to give dan the last thirty seconds go ahead. thanks so much the problem with various. wishful thinking won't make hamas actually. engage in a...
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to ration of palestinian statehood in september i am most afraid that hamas. at. the west bank in a kind of free legal way by the palestinian authority. sooner rather than later or they will overtake the west bank and this might be then a problem not only for the palestinians it will be a problem for israel had this is one of the many checkpoints between israel and the palestinian territories as cairo extends a hand to the palestinians and security here is likely to be beefed up in the three months since mubarak was ousted no one's replaced and some believe the americans gave up the old friend to really and to easily and this calculating that his replacement would be a democratic going to be. interests instead it's the generals who continue to the shots and they are playing this man. union egypt want to. run on the one on the other hand they want to establish a new relationship with us we're not so sure about the new government. so ironically while rushing to the thought it was creating a safer middle east its closest ally israel is suffering a recent poll fou
to ration of palestinian statehood in september i am most afraid that hamas. at. the west bank in a kind of free legal way by the palestinian authority. sooner rather than later or they will overtake the west bank and this might be then a problem not only for the palestinians it will be a problem for israel had this is one of the many checkpoints between israel and the palestinian territories as cairo extends a hand to the palestinians and security here is likely to be beefed up in the three...
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and the power that they weld in gaza and the hamas fatah agreement what fatah did what the p.a. palestinian authority did and agreeing to this deal with hamas is essentially completely sabotaged the entire american approach to peace and that's what's really happening today the united states law as both of you gentlemen well know prohibit any united states aid to any entity that is controlled or record or has in it elements of a terrorist organization hamas is designated as a terrorist organization by the u.s. by the european union and really by anyone with little common sense has been lobbing missiles into israel for years and killing thousands of civilians you know hussein i'd like. to see because i can i can i just really join somewhere here it's because because they are there because we're this is the same conversation we've been having for twenty years on this i want to ask all of you guys a question here are we getting to a one state solution now because it looks like go ahead hussein because you know the more we believe this here now hussein first go ahead. ok thank you kn
and the power that they weld in gaza and the hamas fatah agreement what fatah did what the p.a. palestinian authority did and agreeing to this deal with hamas is essentially completely sabotaged the entire american approach to peace and that's what's really happening today the united states law as both of you gentlemen well know prohibit any united states aid to any entity that is controlled or record or has in it elements of a terrorist organization hamas is designated as a terrorist...
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that hamas' rejection is the issue. if another american president had said that it would be seen as pro israel. and what one final point just on the washington aspect of this. by the way, i think peter has it right and wrong i think ultimately the palestinians need the approval and recognition of two countries, the first of course is israel which occupied the territory and second is the united states. i think netanyahu wasn't wrong in thinking that a lot of the game is here. but one final point about this washington angle, don't forget, tanyahu was here in washington at the invitation of the republican speaker of the house. he delivered, netanyahu really did deliver for the republicans and we can forget that israel is so many ways a domestic policy issue. boehner i don't think, and certainly ople like mitt romney and pawlenty who jumped on the president after the speech could have hoped for anything more. >> just one more point about peter's comment. coming on 35 years, the u.n. pass resolution. that ship sailed a long
that hamas' rejection is the issue. if another american president had said that it would be seen as pro israel. and what one final point just on the washington aspect of this. by the way, i think peter has it right and wrong i think ultimately the palestinians need the approval and recognition of two countries, the first of course is israel which occupied the territory and second is the united states. i think netanyahu wasn't wrong in thinking that a lot of the game is here. but one final point...
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wishful thinking won't make hamas actually. engage in a conflict ending agreement their good will and their intentions are very suspect is raul the vast majority of israel's israelis want peace but they won't trust any government that has participation by hamas to keep it and israel's not going to make the kinds of concessions that the palestinians will want for peace under any participation by hamas so the last point is i agree there may not be a one state solution in the near term but there also may not be a two state solution as long as the arab side doesn't view it as a conflict ending all right gentlemen. we've run out of time i sincerely thank all of my guests today in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here and our keith see you next time and remember crosstalk means. little. and. little. little. h. i'm having here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. little. the. milk. if. it. is easy to. say. it's. the sound awful.
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law and our view of hamas hasn't changed. it's a foreign terrorist organization and we don't engage with hamas. we'll have to see how the so-called reconciliation agreement translates in terms of a government of unity as well as the policies and positions of that government. there's a distance between where we are today and seeing those realities. and we'll certainly have to make our judgments accordingly. but we will certainly apply u.s. law. and i think in the meantime, it's important for us until we reach that point to continue to plan to provide support to the very worthwhile efforts of people like prime minister fayed who has made enormous progress in the last few years that would have been impossible of a few years ago to create a palestinian state. >> i appreciate your answer. let me just say i think it would be very hard for those of us who have cast votes in support of helping the palestinian authority as part of a middle east package to be voting to send u.s. taxpayer dollars to an entity that includes a terrorist o
law and our view of hamas hasn't changed. it's a foreign terrorist organization and we don't engage with hamas. we'll have to see how the so-called reconciliation agreement translates in terms of a government of unity as well as the policies and positions of that government. there's a distance between where we are today and seeing those realities. and we'll certainly have to make our judgments accordingly. but we will certainly apply u.s. law. and i think in the meantime, it's important for us...
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hamas-fata divisions run deep.oth palestinian factions seem to have concluded that unity and elections will make them stronger whatever israel says. >> for more on what this unity deal means, i am joined by the former u.s. ambassador to israel and now from the brookings institution. what will the people make of it? >> that is a very good question. we have seen in the past, four times now, that they have made the deal and it has broken apart again. i think the people who have pressed for this will welcome it appeared that is a major factor driving the deal. the other main factor is that headquarterss has changed its tune. they fear that they're losing position and he seems to be moving out of the iranian- syrian camp into the egyptian camp. that is leading him to try to find a more solid base then the very uncertain situation in damascus. it is part of the much broader turmoil in the region. >> let's talk about what it means for israel. we have had a tepid response from the white house today. but we had a vehement n
hamas-fata divisions run deep.oth palestinian factions seem to have concluded that unity and elections will make them stronger whatever israel says. >> for more on what this unity deal means, i am joined by the former u.s. ambassador to israel and now from the brookings institution. what will the people make of it? >> that is a very good question. we have seen in the past, four times now, that they have made the deal and it has broken apart again. i think the people who have pressed...
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and -- hamas, we should say, the united states and israel and others consider hamas to be a terroristganization and they say that until hamas recognizes israel's right to exist and shoos violence, israel will not deal with them. the may agreement with hamas. >> the may agreement did not call for the creation of a national unity government as many have been saying here in this country. it calls specifically for the formation of an independent government that will prepare for national elections in may 2012 and help in the rebuilding of the gaza strip. the plo, under the chairmanship of president abbas, will continue to be in charge of the negotiation with israel and of the political fight. so there is not going to be any changes in the course or offices of the plo and the palestinian authority until those elections are held in may 2012. >> but it looks as though weather this agreement, that hamas would have influence on the these negotiations. you know, we all know that when people make alliances, those alliances make differences in policy. so it seems from the israeli point of view, as
and -- hamas, we should say, the united states and israel and others consider hamas to be a terroristganization and they say that until hamas recognizes israel's right to exist and shoos violence, israel will not deal with them. the may agreement with hamas. >> the may agreement did not call for the creation of a national unity government as many have been saying here in this country. it calls specifically for the formation of an independent government that will prepare for national...
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but for now, gaza will still be run by hamas. and only within this framework of all the issues like security will be dealt with. >> those issues are important to israel, where there are divisions about this deal. the outgoing intelligence chief has disagreed with the prime minister, saying it is not a threat to peace. >> yes, the reactions have been blown out of proportion. there have been other voices less publicly saying that israel should wait a bit to see if and how this deal will be implemented, should take a step back. but in an official letter, prime minister netanyahu has rejected this unity deal, saying its will stall the peace process. from the israeli point of view, there can be no peace with hamas. there are divisions on how to view this. the official line is to rejected for now. >> thank you so much from jerusalem. the u.s. government says it will not release any photographs of the body of osama bin laden. the white house press secretary jay carney says the photographs were very graphic and had the potential to incit
but for now, gaza will still be run by hamas. and only within this framework of all the issues like security will be dealt with. >> those issues are important to israel, where there are divisions about this deal. the outgoing intelligence chief has disagreed with the prime minister, saying it is not a threat to peace. >> yes, the reactions have been blown out of proportion. there have been other voices less publicly saying that israel should wait a bit to see if and how this deal...
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the unity agreement, there is no basis for a peace process with hamas in it. but if in the long-term, this is a process in which hamas except the idea of a two-state solution, and may help the process because up until now the israelis have been saying they cannot make peace because he cannot deliver because they are opposed to what they want to do. maybe with hamas divided we will have a much better chance at achieving peace. >> we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. still to come on tonight's program, nearly a decade after the attacks of 9/11, we returned from new york to see how people are moving past that people day. -- that fateful day. tanks and armored vehicles are being deployed north of damascus. there are reports of thousands of arrests around the country. journalists are not allowed to enter syria. we report from neighboring jordan. >> it is those -- it is as it goes campaigning have lost all sorts of fear. protesters at been killed in recent days, but still they come onto the streets demanding change. these latest pictures, which we ca
the unity agreement, there is no basis for a peace process with hamas in it. but if in the long-term, this is a process in which hamas except the idea of a two-state solution, and may help the process because up until now the israelis have been saying they cannot make peace because he cannot deliver because they are opposed to what they want to do. maybe with hamas divided we will have a much better chance at achieving peace. >> we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. still...
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the unity agreement, there is no basis for a peace process with hamas in it. but if in the long-term, this is a process in which hamas except the idea of a two-state solution, and may help the process because up until now the israelis have been saying they cannot make peace because he cannot deliver because they are opposed to what they want to do. maybe with hamas divided we will have a much better chance at achieving peace. >> we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. still to come on tonight's program, nearly a decade after the attacks of 9/11, we returned from new york to see how people are moving past that people day. -- that fateful day. tanks and armored vehicles are being deployed north of damascus. there are reports of thousands of arrests around the country. journalists are not allowed to enter syria. we report from neighboring jordan. >> it is those -- it is as it goes campaigning have lost all sorts of fear. protesters at been killed in recent days, but still they come onto the streets demanding change. these latest pictures, which we ca
the unity agreement, there is no basis for a peace process with hamas in it. but if in the long-term, this is a process in which hamas except the idea of a two-state solution, and may help the process because up until now the israelis have been saying they cannot make peace because he cannot deliver because they are opposed to what they want to do. maybe with hamas divided we will have a much better chance at achieving peace. >> we have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. still...
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yes this unity is between fatah and hamas and not between government officials because hamas and it's on purpose that hamas will not be part of this government and will not be part of this government it will be a government that has one year to prepare for elections for next year it will be more administrative government and therefore i think there is a chance it will be accepted by the west it's already got a positive response even in the u.s. that they did not reject it right away and say they will wait for details to see what's going on all right thank you very much indeed for joining us good to hear from you as is obvious there are a palestinian peace activist and a columnist of all codes newspaper joining me live in jerusalem thanks for your time. for the wave of ideas thirty protests portugal has announced that it has secured one hundred sixteen billion dollars financial bailout package from the e.u. after greece and ireland that's the third euro zone member to require financial lifeline to copy a float exact terms of the deal to get to be finalized but portugal's evidence that
yes this unity is between fatah and hamas and not between government officials because hamas and it's on purpose that hamas will not be part of this government and will not be part of this government it will be a government that has one year to prepare for elections for next year it will be more administrative government and therefore i think there is a chance it will be accepted by the west it's already got a positive response even in the u.s. that they did not reject it right away and say...
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hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organizationho are desperately seeking a way to thread the needle and to get to peace and who give every benefit of the doubt when possible to the peace process have no choice but to conclude that hamas, its leadership, to its core is a terrorist group that launches missiles from gaza into israeli territory. why does hamas, if you say it believes in a two-state solution, not simply renounce terrorism, stand up publicly and say we accept the right of israel to exist, and change its charter? president obama has made that a precondition for negotiations. why not do that? >> don't you think -- well, first of all, i'm not a hamas spokesperson, but don't you think that's not the real issue? the real issue is the continued israeli occupation of palestinian territory. >> doctor, with all due respect, even prime minister netanyahu, whom you view as perhaps a tougher adversary to negotiate with than some of his predecessors, made it very clear in his speech to the united states congress that israel would ce
hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organizationho are desperately seeking a way to thread the needle and to get to peace and who give every benefit of the doubt when possible to the peace process have no choice but to conclude that hamas, its leadership, to its core is a terrorist group that launches missiles from gaza into israeli territory. why does hamas, if you say it believes in a two-state solution, not simply renounce...
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hamas' charter calls for the destruction of the state of israel. in recent years, some hamas leaders have talked about a long truce. at the signing ceremony in cairo, they paid their respects to palestinian dead. they have agreed to disagree, to put together an interim government. they're planning elections to let the people decide what they want. >> we reached this important reconciliation and at the same time how to deal with the smoothly, kindly and peacefully and accept the results of the election. >> celebrations might be premature. tensions are rising. fateh is hoping the u.n. general assembly will recognize palestinian independence in september. both have concluded that unity and elections will make them stronger whatever israel says. jeremy bowen, bbc news. >> the british government is calling on the international community to increase financial support for political reform in the middle east and north africa. at a speech given in london, the foreign secretary said it could provide a great advance for human rights and freedom if it was back
hamas' charter calls for the destruction of the state of israel. in recent years, some hamas leaders have talked about a long truce. at the signing ceremony in cairo, they paid their respects to palestinian dead. they have agreed to disagree, to put together an interim government. they're planning elections to let the people decide what they want. >> we reached this important reconciliation and at the same time how to deal with the smoothly, kindly and peacefully and accept the results of...
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hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organization. even those of us who are desperately seeking a way to thread the needle and to get to peace and who give every benefit of the doubt when possible to the peace process have no choice but to conclude that hamas, its leadership, to its core is a terrorist group that launches missiles from gaza into israeli territory. why does hamas, if you say it believes in a two-state solution, not simply renounce terrorism, stand up publicly and say we accept the right of israel to exist, and change its charter? president obama has made that a precondition for negotiations. why not do that? >> don't you think -- well, first of all, i'm not a hamas spokesperson, but don't you think that's not the real issue? the real issue is the continued israeli occupation of palestinian territory. >> doctor, with all due respect, even prime minister netanyahu, whom you view as perhaps a tougher adversary to negotiate with than some of his predecessors, made it very clear in his speech to the united states congress
hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organization. even those of us who are desperately seeking a way to thread the needle and to get to peace and who give every benefit of the doubt when possible to the peace process have no choice but to conclude that hamas, its leadership, to its core is a terrorist group that launches missiles from gaza into israeli territory. why does hamas, if you say it believes in a two-state solution, not...
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hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organizationhe needle and to get to peace and who give every benefit of the doubt when possible to the peace process have no choice but to conclude that hamas, its leadership, to its core is a terrorist group that launches missiles from gaza into israeli territory. why does hamas, if you say it believes in a two-state solution, not simply renounce terrorism, stand up publicly and say we accept the right of israel to exist, and change its charter? president obama has made that a precondition for negotiations. why not do that? >> don't you think -- well, first of all, i'm not a hamas spokespers spokesperson, but don't you think that's not the real issue? the real issue is the continued israeli occupation of palestinian territory. >> doctor, with all due respect, even prime minister netanyahu, whom you view as perhaps a tougher adversary to negotiate with than some of his predecessors, made it very clear in his speech to the united states congress that israel would cede territory that it feels it has
hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organizationhe needle and to get to peace and who give every benefit of the doubt when possible to the peace process have no choice but to conclude that hamas, its leadership, to its core is a terrorist group that launches missiles from gaza into israeli territory. why does hamas, if you say it believes in a two-state solution, not simply renounce terrorism, stand up publicly and say we accept the...
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the delegation consisted of members of hamas and fatah those two organizations decided they were going to work together on the fourth of may they signed an agreement in cairo putting behind them a sometimes turbulent history between the two groups they said they've now put that behind them completely and a willing to work together in order to achieve a palestinian state and said that they will work together in a state government of a palestinian state they're going to put forward these plans to the u.n. general assembly in september they've met with foreign minister sergey lavrov to tell him all of this and following that meeting the delegation seems happy for what they heard from mr lavrov that russia was ready to give the palestinian state they get a palestinian state their full backing. we're not planning to proclaim independence unilaterally so next september we're going to call on the u.n. to recognize. and foreign minister sergei lavrov because we firmed russia's support for this process we had to hear from mr lavrov all from the foreign ministry though to confirm what was said i
the delegation consisted of members of hamas and fatah those two organizations decided they were going to work together on the fourth of may they signed an agreement in cairo putting behind them a sometimes turbulent history between the two groups they said they've now put that behind them completely and a willing to work together in order to achieve a palestinian state and said that they will work together in a state government of a palestinian state they're going to put forward these plans to...
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air of fear and uncertainty for israel egypt post regarding stupid reconciliation between fatah and hamas and the recent poll suggesting the majority of egyptians are now willing to tenet the peace treaty with a jewish state with quote a smaller ports and u.s. backed resolution egypt has only further isolating washington's main ally in the region. most of the o.t. is happier than he's been in a long time the political activist used to be a member of fatah but switched to hamas because he feels betrayed by fatah us dealings with israel and while hamas might be considered a terrorist organization by israel and the united states only says the movement shows his goals goals that are now being furthered by a new friend khyber jack and it's not only me who's happy gyptian president hosni mubarak has gone all the arab world it is mubarak never had a connection with any muslim organization he had the same hand as israel israelis should be worried and israelis on the reconciliation deal between better rivals hamas and fatah signed recently in cairo took them by surprise and could never have happen
air of fear and uncertainty for israel egypt post regarding stupid reconciliation between fatah and hamas and the recent poll suggesting the majority of egyptians are now willing to tenet the peace treaty with a jewish state with quote a smaller ports and u.s. backed resolution egypt has only further isolating washington's main ally in the region. most of the o.t. is happier than he's been in a long time the political activist used to be a member of fatah but switched to hamas because he feels...
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hamas is very nervous about what is happening in the region, particularly the hamas leadership in damascus. and their own people have been pushing hard for this deal. the whole environment has changed. but for egypt this is a big feather in the capit. in just three months the new government has a deal. >> how much bitterness will they have to overcome if this is really going to work? >> it goes back four years. life has been lost and blood has been spilled. i spoke with a woman yesterday. her husband was killed. he was a is a , supporter killed in prison. she alleged that a it was tortured and beaten to death. i asked if she welcomed the unity deal and she said yes, but she could not forgive and was pretty skeptical about whether it was going to last. i think most palestinians welcome this, but they say it's one thing to have a deal in place, but let's wait and see whether it works in practice. >> has the israeli government now having to recalibrate the bread loaves from here? -- recalibrate where it moves from here. having to recalibrate relations is the egyptian government with israel. i
hamas is very nervous about what is happening in the region, particularly the hamas leadership in damascus. and their own people have been pushing hard for this deal. the whole environment has changed. but for egypt this is a big feather in the capit. in just three months the new government has a deal. >> how much bitterness will they have to overcome if this is really going to work? >> it goes back four years. life has been lost and blood has been spilled. i spoke with a woman...
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hamas -- hamas remains committed to israel's destruction and to terrorism. they have a charter. that charter not only calls for the obliteration of israel, it says kill the jews. everywhere you find them. hamas's leader condemned the killing of osama bin laden, and praised him as a holy warrior. now, again, i want to make this clear. israel is prepared to sit down today and negotiate peace with the palestinian authority. i believe we can fashion a brilliant future for our children. but but isreal will not negotiate with the palestinian version of al qaeda. that we will not do. so i say to president abbas, tear up your pact with hamas. sit down and negotiate. make peace with the jewish state. and if you do, i promise you this. israel will not be the last country to welcome a palestinian state as a new member of the united nations. it will be the first to do so. >>> my friends, the momentous trials of the last century, and the unfolding events of this century attest to the decisive role of the united states in defending peace and advancing freedom. providence entrusted the united
hamas -- hamas remains committed to israel's destruction and to terrorism. they have a charter. that charter not only calls for the obliteration of israel, it says kill the jews. everywhere you find them. hamas's leader condemned the killing of osama bin laden, and praised him as a holy warrior. now, again, i want to make this clear. israel is prepared to sit down today and negotiate peace with the palestinian authority. i believe we can fashion a brilliant future for our children. but but...
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israel israelis should be worried and israelis are the reconsideration deal between but her rivals hamas and fatah signed recently in cairo took him by surprise and could never have happened before barak was still in power i think that there was a lot of mistrust between the hamas and the mubarak and his regime. barak not as a homeowner's broker because of his ties with israel to deal in his four years of division between hamas and fattah and britain prepares them for a plan you can ration of palestinian statehood in september i am most afraid that hamas wrong will get into the west bank in a kind of free legal way by the palestinian authority. sooner rather than later or they will overtake the west bank and this might be then a problem not only for the palestinians it will be a problem for israel this is one of the many checkpoints between israel and the palestinian territories as cairo extends a hand to the palestinians security here is unlikely to be beefed up in the three months since mubarak was ousted no one's replaced him some believe the americans gave up the old friend truly and
israel israelis should be worried and israelis are the reconsideration deal between but her rivals hamas and fatah signed recently in cairo took him by surprise and could never have happened before barak was still in power i think that there was a lot of mistrust between the hamas and the mubarak and his regime. barak not as a homeowner's broker because of his ties with israel to deal in his four years of division between hamas and fattah and britain prepares them for a plan you can ration of...
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and the ousting of egyptian president hosni mubarak may result in an unintended outcome so as hamas and fatah start working together is the situation for israel going from bad closest ally. gere's commonly coming from palestinian this time coming from a group of all trucks for additional jews so just because this group rejects the state of israel does that mean they're traitors. it's monday may twenty third at eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm christine freeze out there watching our team. well what brings together the president of the united states the house speaker the senate majority leader and other top lawmakers from both sides of the aisle not that feeling not a state dinner but a meeting of the american israel public affairs committee a powerful pro israel lobby apac now the first conference over the weekend of the year in washington and it comes at a time when middle east peace negotiations are on the minds of everyone involved but as our team is going to take on reports disagreements may keep them from getting to the table. that president obama's calls for peace and a two sta
and the ousting of egyptian president hosni mubarak may result in an unintended outcome so as hamas and fatah start working together is the situation for israel going from bad closest ally. gere's commonly coming from palestinian this time coming from a group of all trucks for additional jews so just because this group rejects the state of israel does that mean they're traitors. it's monday may twenty third at eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm christine freeze out there watching our team....
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obama and me in denouncing hamas and demanding the release our captive soldier.] [applause] that's another an outrageous crime of hamas, just imagine keeping a young soldier locked in a dark dungeon for five years without even a single visit, not even a single visit of the red cross the entire civilized community should join israel and the united states and all of us in a simple demand from hamas we leave. [applause] my friends i spent my high school years in philadelphia. it's developed quite a bit since then. during those years when it was a sleepy town the, i used to go visit the liberty bell. now as the prime minister of israel, i can walk down the streets and see an exact replica of the bill in jerusalem's of liberty park. on both is the same inscription. it comes from the bible, from the book of leviticus, proclaim liberty throughout the land. my friends, this is the essence of the great alliance between the two nations. two people on it and liberty seeking freedom and peace for all what this alliance is all about. you are part of it. i think you on behalf
obama and me in denouncing hamas and demanding the release our captive soldier.] [applause] that's another an outrageous crime of hamas, just imagine keeping a young soldier locked in a dark dungeon for five years without even a single visit, not even a single visit of the red cross the entire civilized community should join israel and the united states and all of us in a simple demand from hamas we leave. [applause] my friends i spent my high school years in philadelphia. it's developed quite...
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and in gaza, where hamas permitted residents to wave yellow fatah banners along with green hamas flags for the first time in four years. >> sreenivasan: in washington, a state department spokesman voiced reservations about the palestinian agreement. but he said, "we'll wait and see what this looks like in real and practical terms." european union officials today defended the bailout deal given to portugal. they said the terms are severe, and in line with what greece and ireland received. the portuguese prime minster jose socrates had claimed he won easier terms in the $115 billion bailout. he said portugal was spared from public sector pay cuts and changes to the retirement age. new jobs data today raised questions about economic recovery in the u.s. the payroll firm a.d.p. reported private companies added 179,000 jobs in april. that's well under projections. wall street reacted with a third straight decline. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 84 points to close at 12,723. the nasdaq fell 13 points to close at 2,828. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jef
and in gaza, where hamas permitted residents to wave yellow fatah banners along with green hamas flags for the first time in four years. >> sreenivasan: in washington, a state department spokesman voiced reservations about the palestinian agreement. but he said, "we'll wait and see what this looks like in real and practical terms." european union officials today defended the bailout deal given to portugal. they said the terms are severe, and in line with what greece and ireland...
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deal in his four years of division between hamas and fattah and baser prepares them for their planned declaration of palestinian statehood in september by you're most afraid that hamas runs they get to the west bank. kind of free legal way by the palestinian authority. sooner rather than later or they will overtake the west bank and this might be a problem not only for the palestinians it will be a problem for israel and this is one of the many checkpoints between israel and the palestinian territories as cairo extends a hand to the palestinians security here is unlikely to be beefed up in the three months since and barak was asked if no one's replaced him some believed the americans gave up the old friend to really and should easily miscalculated his replacement would be democratic bowing to the interests. instead it's the generals who continue to call the shots and they play nice men. one. on one but on the other hand they want to establish a new relationship with hamas we're not sure of. the new egyptian government. so ironically while washington thought it was creating a safer mid
deal in his four years of division between hamas and fattah and baser prepares them for their planned declaration of palestinian statehood in september by you're most afraid that hamas runs they get to the west bank. kind of free legal way by the palestinian authority. sooner rather than later or they will overtake the west bank and this might be a problem not only for the palestinians it will be a problem for israel and this is one of the many checkpoints between israel and the palestinian...
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i-- i don't see hamas as a terror organization. hamas is a political party.t emerged as a political party. it appears as a political party. and it is an organization, it is a resistance movement trying to protect its country unde occupation. so we should not mix terrorist organizations with such an organization. and they entered into the election. they won the eleion. they had ministers and they had parliamentpeakers who were imprisoned by israel. ministers and members of parliament in israel prisons. where is terrorism? they enter into elections, and after the elections, this is how they reacted. i mean, calling them terrorists, this would be disrespectful to their policy and people. >> rose: mr. mashal, who i have interviewed, he is not prepared to recognize at this time the right of israel to exist. and he says that the resistance will end when the occupation. and he set up what he believes are the requirements for the resistance to end, which as you know is the right of return, capital in jerusalem, 67 borders and lippination of the settlements. >> many o
i-- i don't see hamas as a terror organization. hamas is a political party.t emerged as a political party. it appears as a political party. and it is an organization, it is a resistance movement trying to protect its country unde occupation. so we should not mix terrorist organizations with such an organization. and they entered into the election. they won the eleion. they had ministers and they had parliamentpeakers who were imprisoned by israel. ministers and members of parliament in israel...
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of fatah and switched to harm us because he feels betrayed by fatah dealings with israel and while hamas might be considered a terrorist organization by israel and the united states only says the movement she is his goals goals that are now being furthered by a new friend khyber. story anybody who's happy gyptian president hosni mubarak is gone all the arab world is with barack never mind a connection with any muslim organization they have the same hate israel israelis should be worried and israelis on the reconciliation deal between bitter rivals hamas and fatah signed recently in cairo took them by surprise and could never have happened if mubarak was still in power i think there was a lot of mistrust between the hamas and the mubarak and his regime have a form of mubarak as a whole honest broker cause of. the deal in his four years of division between hamas and fatah and better prepares them for a plan they can ration of palestinian statehood in september i am most afraid that hamas once they get to the west bank in a kind of free legal way by the palestinian authority. sooner rather
of fatah and switched to harm us because he feels betrayed by fatah dealings with israel and while hamas might be considered a terrorist organization by israel and the united states only says the movement she is his goals goals that are now being furthered by a new friend khyber. story anybody who's happy gyptian president hosni mubarak is gone all the arab world is with barack never mind a connection with any muslim organization they have the same hate israel israelis should be worried and...
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and hamas has just attacked you, mr. president, and the united states for ridding the world of bin laden. so israel obviously cannot be asked to negotiate with a government that is backed by the palestinian version of al qaeda. i think president abbas has a simple choice. he has to decide if he negotiates or keeps his pact with hamas, or makes peace with israel. and i can only express what i said to you just now, that i hope he makes the choice, the right choice, in choosing peace with israel. the third reality is that the palestinian refugee problem will have to be resolved in the context of a palestinian state, but certainly not in the borders of israel. the arab attack in 1948 on israel resulted in two refugee problems -- palestinian refugee problem and jewish refugees, roughly the same number, who were expelled from arab lands. now, tiny israel absorbed the jewish refugees, but the vast arab world refused to absorb the palestinian refugees. now, 63 years later, the palestinians come to us and they say to israel, acce
and hamas has just attacked you, mr. president, and the united states for ridding the world of bin laden. so israel obviously cannot be asked to negotiate with a government that is backed by the palestinian version of al qaeda. i think president abbas has a simple choice. he has to decide if he negotiates or keeps his pact with hamas, or makes peace with israel. and i can only express what i said to you just now, that i hope he makes the choice, the right choice, in choosing peace with israel....
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would u oppose tha would you urge iran not to support hamas in that way? >> we have been urging iran for... on many issues including (inaudible) issue or including even middle eastern peace process and other issues. but important, what is the constitution? the solution is a peace in the region and of occupation in palestine. israel should accept (inaudible) middle eastern peace process based on 1967 borders and there should be sustainle peace in the gion. >> rose: and you believe it's a positive step that the palestinians have begun to find some way for fatah and hamas to be togethering? >> yes. this is very positive they will open dialogue in cairo to be with egyptian friends and we have agreement between hamas and (inaudible) now we have one palestinian authority. that's good for the security of israel as well. one palestinian alternative, united pestinian authority would mean a reliable counterpart for a negotiation. that would meanestructuring of palestinian state. and we would support this. international mmunity should support this bause that's the wa
would u oppose tha would you urge iran not to support hamas in that way? >> we have been urging iran for... on many issues including (inaudible) issue or including even middle eastern peace process and other issues. but important, what is the constitution? the solution is a peace in the region and of occupation in palestine. israel should accept (inaudible) middle eastern peace process based on 1967 borders and there should be sustainle peace in the gion. >> rose: and you believe...
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fatah and hamas have now gotten together. hamas is not even in favor of israel's existence.ow do you make a deal with a group like that? >> chris: i want to touch briefly on two other countries and then we'll get to domestic issues there is a request pending in congress for another $4 billion in aid to pakistan. do you support any cuts in funds to tell the pakistani officials we're not going to put up with them continuing to play a double game with our enemies? >> let me tell you what i don't support, complete disengagement from pakistan. i went to fort campbell last friday morning to reach some of the elements in the 101 z coming back from afghanistan. it had an extremely interesting conversation with a brigade commanderrer who told me at their level, at the tactical level, the cooperation with the pakistan military was excellent. they were on both sides of the border. communicating back and forth. going after terrorists together. pakistan is very much a mixed bag. you have elements in the intelligence service that seem to be on our side and some who are on the other side.
fatah and hamas have now gotten together. hamas is not even in favor of israel's existence.ow do you make a deal with a group like that? >> chris: i want to touch briefly on two other countries and then we'll get to domestic issues there is a request pending in congress for another $4 billion in aid to pakistan. do you support any cuts in funds to tell the pakistani officials we're not going to put up with them continuing to play a double game with our enemies? >> let me tell you...