us wants to learn is watching hamas go ahead omar we're talking about hamas is not come on this should does not rhetorical hang on a second hang on hang on just how much does not rhetorical recognize israel meanwhile israel is physically wiping palestine off the map i think one of these two things is a lot more meaningful than the other i mean criticizing one side a divided leadership on the palestinian side for not being in line with the position that would be most helpful to a peace process is different than israel actively destroying palestine and wiping it off the mouth i mean that's the distinction here and i think actions speak a lot louder than words and these are the kinds of actions that are most problematic so to have israel actively building settlements well how can they i don't know what i mean i don't know so largely because a lot of the meritorious so you're talking about intransigence so why doesn't everyone just show up why doesn't everyone just compromise and try to work out the problems i mean one of the problems the israelis because it's especially going to be longer

>> i don't believe the hamas issue is a problem.as has already agreed with the plo that the plo should represent palestinians in negotiations. they have also agreed with the plo that there should be some kind of a referendum, where all palestinians vote on the package deal that would be agreed upon between israel and the plo. so on this issue, i don't think it's going to be an obstacle to the talks. i think the obstacle are the -- based on the '67 borders. on the hamas side, they might stay a few things against it, but at the end of the day, most palestinians by polls have shown that they're in favor of a two-state solution. >> lots more ahead on this show, including the world's latest superhero. a burqa clad pakistani. but up next, what in the world? the great conflict between china, russia and the united states. it's the new cold war, maybe it's not a war, but it's very, very cold. i will explain. >>> for anyone living in the northern hemisphere, it's been a sweltering two weeks. in fact last month was the fifth hottest june in re

hamas leaders, the hamas leaders say he is good and helping the palestinian cause, that is what theyhope, the theory is that obviously if you have something too good to offer the palestinians people will come. i don't know that that is, you know -- that is likely to happen, at some point there is going to have to be a mechanism of communicating with hamas, maybe not early, but if i am an israeli and going to make final status concessions i want to make sure i am making a deal with a broader palestinian politic so there is some incentive down the road about trying to bring them in. >> dennis anyway to tie the settlement movement to a peace process? >> well, i think there is a real important question, obviously here, because you have to look at this from a couple of different standpoints. from an israeli standpoint i think the assumption has been if you are able to produce an agreement, that agreement is going to have the settlement blocks in it or it is going to have blocks in it. >> rose: right. >> the exact size of those blocks is what you have to negotiate. now when we were back at

us wants to three months watching hamas go ahead omar we're talking about hamas not come on this should there's not rhetorical hang on a second hang on hang on just how much does not rhetorical recognize israel meanwhile israel is physically wiping palestine off the map i think one of these two things is a lot more meaningful than the other i mean criticizing one side a divided leadership on the palestinian side for not being in line with the position that would be most helpful to a peace process is different than israel actively destroying palestine and wiping it off the mouth i mean that's the distinction here and i think actions speak a lot louder than words and these are the kinds of actions that are most problematic so to have israel actively building settlements well how do you know i don't know what i know so largely because a lot of the meritorious are you talking about intransigence so why doesn't everyone just show up why doesn't everyone just compromise and try to work out the problems i mean one of the problems the israelis are going to get suggestions legalism going to be l

controls about half the palestinians they recognize the state of israel well hamas is a problem because i'm not some political party it's not a state it's a political party it's not a state yet it's not to say that one of the it's not going to trial and i think there were not omar khayyam gentlemen are they are they do not track on bring a child there are no you are firm and let him go omar first thing i'll go to fred omar all hum. how mosse was not in power until two thousand and six so the peace process failed long before today isn't one of the ninety's when israel only had the palestinian authority to negotiate with israel still refused to end the occupation so pretending hamas is the problem is obviously completely false and just misleading on the issue of the negotiations themselves and only ended by the way you telling me how it's a go back to history now you going back to history let's talk about today many of the palestinians are under the authority of hamas hamas doesn't remember recognize the state of israel so you aren't presenting this idea the palestinians recognize israel

that has given us a chance to meet regularly, as we wish, with the leadership in hamas. we also go to north korea to bring some relationships with north korea. we go where we with -- wish. we have an insight we always share at the end of our sessions with leaders directly involved and who still hold public off this -- office. a personal report is always send very soon after we get back from the trip, in which i am involved from the elders. all of the elders have our own organizations to pursue. mayor robertson is one of the groups. she is the commissioner on human rights. she has been given a choice by the united nations to deal with the great lakes region, which includes rwanda and the congo and also uganda. she is working on that. she is with us today. she had to leave to go to another meeting. they would be with us today but they have been in russia meeting with the foreign minister to meet and talk about some of the same subjects. our next visit to the members of the security council, that would be going to moscow. that is what we do in general. we have seen with gre

it also accuses him of conspiring with hamas to attack police stations, soldiers. we have to remember, in the opening days of the uprising, hundreds of thousands of egyptians were in the streets. many groups, including the muslim brotherhood, or the minority, but many police stations were attacked. egyptians tony solve the police force as a lawless militia engaged in torture. the revolution began on january 25, which was national police day, and they did that for a reason, to oppose the police. these charges that accuse morsi of collaborating with hamas and attacking police is a way to whitewash the former regime's crimes, police crimes during the mubarak era, but also during the revolution. >> the response of the progressive forces in the streets that were tried to oust morsi, and now, and this issue of israel and palestine? ,> general adel fatah al-sisi the defacto person running the country right now, was on television in full military gear, sunglasses, a kind of looking like a south american military leader in the banana republic. he asked for a mandate to conf

detained as the president mohamed morsi and charged him with the deaths of 80 militants connected to hamas. >> there are rallies across the country by both supporters and opponents of the nation's first democratically elected leader, and they have warned of the potential for bloodshed. >> sure enough, there have already been deaths. at least two dead in the city of alexandria, and several people have been injured in clashes there and in cairo. >> we will get more from our correspondent there in a moment. first, this. >> fireworks over tahrir square, a gesture of support for egypt hoss and drum government. opponents of president mohamed morsi have been streaming into tahrir in their tens of thousands. they are heeding the call to give the army and mandate to take on the muslim brotherhood >> the muslim brotherhood will take us back years and years and years. this is not democracy. this is a revolution. >> the military has taken up missions outside the square to protect demonstrators against morsi supporters, despite the increased security, violent clashes have open out. -- broken out. allie

but hamas is not part of this deal.ld say what's the point of negotiating with mahmoud abbas for the west bank for the palestinians when he doesn't represent the most radical, arguably, of the palestinians living in gaza. >> hoped has taken a double blow recently, by a one-two punch. in egypt the muslim brotherhood was a big backer of hamas and of syria because hamas had a close relationship with bashar al assad and with the iranians in syria. it's fallen out with them as well. so hamas has been weakened but we can still hope one day if we reach a peace agreement with the palestinian authority in the west bank and the situation becomes so materially improved in the west bank that folks in gaza will look at that and say we want that, too, and the only reason we don't have that is because of hamas. they'll get rid of hamas and join the peace process. >> how big a part of this is economic benefits to the palestinians? >> creating an economic environment where there's growth and jobs and people become invested in stability

detained as the president mohamed morsi and charged him with the deaths of 80 militants connected to hamas. >> there are rallies across the country by both supporters and opponents of the nation's first democratically elected leader, and they have warned of the potential for bloodshed. >> sure enough, there have already been deaths. at least two dead in the city of alexandria, and several people have been injured in clashes there and in cairo. >> we will get more from our correspondent there in a moment. first, this. >> fireworks over tahrir square, a gesture of support for egypt hoss and drum government. opponents of president mohamed morsi have been streaming into tahrir in their tens of thousands. they are heeding the call to give the army and mandate to take on the muslim brotherhood >> the muslim brotherhood will take us back years and years and years. this is not democracy. this is a revolution. >> the military has taken up missions outside the square to protect demonstrators against morsi supporters, despite the increased security, violent clashes have open out. -- broken out. allie

he is being investigated for allegations of spying for hamas. meanwhile, egypt is holding its breath for the possibility of a showdown in the coming hours between supporters of the army and mohamed morsi's muslim brotherhood. you are looking at live pictures from both sides of that political divide. millions are expected to fill on friday, some in support of the army chief abdel fattah el sisi, some in support of the muslim brotherhood. news, the u.n.'s refugee agency says australia's new policy on asylum seekers raises serious questions about safety and protection. under a new law, refugees who arrived by boat in australia are to be processed and recycled in pat quinn new guinea. apua new guinea. we have just heard that the driver of the train that crashed in spain on wednesday, killing at least 80 people, has been detained. the news comes as thousands of people held a minutes silence for the victims. they were killed with the train eightn the train's carriages smashed into a security wall near its destination. news fromw to tunisia, there is a

and hamas represents gaza. it opposes abbas.abbas speaking of legitimacy is in the ninth year of a four year term it. so, he doesn't have a lot of legitimacy. elections were supposed to happen five years ago around the time obama was elected. it hasn't happened. he speaks on behalf really of no one. look, it's a dance. we have done it before. that their speak something okay. anybody who holds out hope, this is going to be the final status. as kerry announced in these opening of the talks, i think is living on the moon. >> bret: meantime, the violence in egypt is still a major concern for this administration and for that region. that's it for the panel. stay tuned for some features that your g.p.s. probably does not have. >> bret: finally tonight, it's amazing what technology can do these days, take, for example, navigation systems. g.p.s. telling us where to go in our cars. we're all used to it now which set up this practical joke in new york. >> take a left on green point avenue. i mean take a right on green point avenue. >> wo

i'm sorry to say this, but they forced notice pee myself and then to drink my own urine. >> the hamas or the palestinian authority have commented on the report, but the palestinian president did call for an end to torture and abuse in all detention centers last month. it's not yet clear if this is political talk or if it will result in a full-scale clean-up. >> the french press agency is reporting that mali has lifted a five-month state of emergency. earlier, the malian army reentered the northern city for the first time since it was pushed out by rebels last year. last month, rebels signed a peace deal. in somaliland, half the population depends on livestock for their survival. trade for animals boosts income. but as we get this report from the capital, herders in somaliland could be so much better off. >> this is where fathers come to sell their livestock, and traders drive a hard bargain. goats cost around $60 each. camels can fetch $500. most of the animals will head to saudi arabia, which lifted its ban on meat from somaliland in 2009, changing the fortunes of people here. >> my

hamas is an offshoot of the muslim brotherhood. is one thing for secretary of state john kerry to say say two-state solution but everybody that knows anything about israel knows that in reality, we have unfortunately, a three-state solution, because hamas does not recognize the leaders. president abbas has never been invited to visit gaza for seven years. he can't visit his own people. how are we going to have peace if there are two separate palestinian states that israel has to give into? they are not going to do that. >> we'll see what happens when both sides come to the table. rabbi myron hei rechlr, thank y much for coming on and sharing your perspective. >>> anthony weiner's sexting scandal wouldn't be a scandal in other parts of the world. we'll take a look at the very different definitions of cheating around the globe. that's next. ♪ this summer was definitely worth the wait. ♪ summer's best event from cadillac. let summer try and pass you by. lease this all-new cadillac ats for around $299 per month or purchase for 0% apr f

israel has no presence in the gaza strip whatsoever were hamas rules -- where hamas rules. we are talking about the west bank, and the previous prime minister offered to withdraw from all of the west bank with some land swaps. netanyahu will not go so far. netanyahu has been willing to release some prisoners in previous months and years, but demandedtinians have their release as a precondition for the talk starting. they demanded various other preconditions. this is one that the israelis reluctantly seem to have met, although it is not entirely clear who will go through and when. one of the concerns that israel has had is that it will release some of these terrorist in the revivey talks, and the palestinians would walk away. they would have given up the major concession for nothing in return. it is a fragile process. there is not a great deal of trust between the two sides. i think both sides are skeptical but whether they can make real progress. >> let's talk about one of the specific issues that is on the table. the israeli government has stuck to this line. they want the

it has proof that the rival parties are trying to further destabilize the jet and make it look like hamas is to blame. claim a memo sent to the security at cachet in cairo refers to four bombs marked with the insignia that was strong -- smuggled with the help of operatives. it reads, with regards to an earlier cable, noticed that the bombs have arrived in egypt. this needs to be used to implicate them in the recent acts of violence. is it the document also approve the palestinian authority was working to demonize the group. another memo at the palestinian embassy reads, it has been decided based on recommendations to establish a media cells to take part in the fabrication of news that would embarrass hamas. >> [indiscernible] and to ask to see if these are true. but they are sure. documentsy say the are an attempt to undermine reconciliation between palestinian groups in an effort to push an international agenda. >> we believe they are taking a new political course. simply, they believe they might lead an insurgency. >> the release of the documents comes as the diplomats hold talks in was

you know allowing a little bit of tunnel based aid to flow into gaza strip and being in league with hamas as though that were never a big a big gyptian option or big egyptian problem is if anyone actually cared about that sort of thing so the idea of deferring in continually negating any sort of nationalist fervor in egypt and keeping the lid on these tens of millions of people in the name of preserving a peace deal that. you know that's been in place for so many decades i don't think that's going to fly in the longer term we know that the peace deal through translator intra that peace deal is rather important because there is wider stability and in let's let's be honest here nations and you know be at the united states of great britain or or russia cetera are acting in self interest they have to act in their own sense self-interest that's that's pretty much the first rule of charley you're saying you're saying the egyptian people don't have a right to vote on that treaty a referendum that's democratic oh no i'm not saying i'm not saying that at all but but that treaty has been in place f

what to do i mean i would say cut off the aid it's not that easy hamas is get a get a free pass to run the same with north korea i mean i know we're going outside the middle east now but you know kim jong il what do you do on the one hand you know well you know he is a godsend he's in the know if you really haven't invaded anybody for a while the israelis do it every few years all right gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks he might get some washington and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember wells. is a. we are facing a lot of problems. because no one thought to drink no good school. no minutes when you feel southpark. other local what's not going up up is a while in the local needs you might want to community l.n.g. moulton will be teased shelly's. you get. done for a match up artist i was fights about the most fights. all fights. fights are right. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia we did a very profitable also the it is a very high return on investment. you'll know me he said but

what to do i mean i would say cut off the aid it's not that easy hamas is get a get a free pass to run the same with north korea i mean i know we're going outside the middle east now but you know kim jong il what do you do on the one hand you know well you know he has a government in the north koreans have been invaded anybody for a while the israelis do it every few years right gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks he might get some washington and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time in remember rules. the worst you're going to face. white house soup of the day the radio guy bought available minutes from a click off a watch the watch quote for about fifteen years you've never seen anything like this on call. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with the very profitable also it is a very high return on investment. and you'll know me that he said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to play the armed groups are very motivated that is i knew that not a manager is a

and eleven what the prosecution is looking into the charges of is that he actually conspired with hamas to break out of this prison he may have been responsible to depths of prison guards on soldiers including kidnapping offices these are big charges if he's found guilty this will mean that mohamed morsi is actually imprisoned which is something that people here say is clearly a political decision how are those at the how he is saying that he is responsible for these deaths and for conspiring with hamas and the military is really defending the country against these terrorist acts so it's very big charges leveled against the president we don't know where he is he disappeared about three weeks ago off to his ouster so it's a very tense time sam we have to see really where the judiciary take this that was artie's belcher of reporting. now in other news if this past week you happened to be watching any mainstream media outlets it probably looked a lot like this. they are duchess of cambridge in a labor now for over fourteen hours a day over there are they going to have the baby come now. th

doctor walid farris, it appears they are interested in talk, the palestinian authority though not hamas, and israelit, but issue is how far will u.s. effort go in terms of putting pressure on regional player, what has stop the peace process for winning for last 6 years of fact that iran through hamas, through hezbollah and other parties would do you know necessary things to stop the process, now there is an opening that is a civil war in syria, assad is busy with his opposition, hezbollah is very busy in syria. and egypt is in middle of political chaos, so now is ideal moment for administration to come and strong, perspective, to put israeli and palestinians together, will they do it? that i don't know. lou: netanyahu, seems to be, anticipates that includes some possibility of success saying he's a public referendum before signing a peace deal, and said in motion what is required to create the structure of that public river ren bum i referend. >> i think this would be a good move it would tell world, and arab palestinians that mr. netanyahu and his government are serious. on other hand

hamas controls it. >> as john kerry said by next april he'll have the final status figured out, but hamaso agree or else they'll try to subvert the peace process. >> their answer would be we at least need to try. you think it would make things worse? >> there's nothing wrong with trying but after we failed the last big teak in 2000 bill clinton, camp david, what came after that failure? a huge violent palestinian uprising. thousands died bus bombings mass killings in other words, if you raise homes and dash those hopes, you're dealing with a possible consequence of greater violence. the good thing here is i think very few israelis and palestinians believe the u.s. will achieve this so their hopes are not that high to begin with. so maybe there won't be a crushing sense of defeat and we have to turn to violence to solve our problems. >>> what do you think of nick's theories that some critics say the u.s. is doing this to show at least they're engaged in a region because they don't want to get involved in egypt or syria, iraq or iran. >> john kerry's focus does call into questions hi priori

prosecutors in egypt ordered the detention of the ousted president morsi amid claims of police killings and hamas come up they says the only gives the muslim brotherhood until saturday to stop calling protests. internationally his life for most of this is us here with me you'd ashcroft hello and welcome to the program. weeks after edward snowden's revelations of the united states must snooping operation against infuriated e.u. citizens germany's taken steps to address threats to privacy interests to update you on data protection regulations with some top officials also calling for a suspension of the data xchange treaty between washington and the skeptics suspect it's still more than general election campaigning as peter one of our all star from . so two of germany's most senior cabinet members have written to the e.u. counterparts to try and get them to push the united nations to change their current privacy legislation that all seems well and good especially when you consider that the current privacy legislation was written way back in one thousand nine hundred sixty six long before things like

but it's the authority, not hamas, the government. the issue is how far will the u.s. go in terms of putting pressure on the regional players. lou, what stopped this peace process from winning in the last four, five, six years is the fact that iran through hamas, hezbollah, through syria would do the necessary things to stop the process. now there is an opening. that opening is as follows. there's a civil war in syria. hezbollah is very busy in syria and with the european decision to consider them as a terrorist and egypt is in the middle of political chaos. now the ideal moment for the administration to really comee and strong perspective to put them together. whether they do that, i don't know. >> netanyahu already, it seems to me, an anticipatory move, that includes some possibility of success. netanyahu saying he wants a public referendum before signing any peace deal and has already set in motion what is required to create the structure of that public referendum in israel. your thoughts? >> well, i think this would be a good move because it will tell the world and

now the palestinian militant group hamas took over gaza back in two thousand and seven after winning a majority in the legislative elections a year earlier it's classified by some countries as a terrorist organization august same from the hamas interior ministry says leaving the group out of peace talks is a serious mistake actually this new call for an israeli negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. in this special that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it during the last period negotiation will fail especially that israelis will give nothing for the palestinians and the only thing they're looking for their security. and sort of medicine and. actually is not. given the right to from the palestinian to negotiate and to give a glance and. policy in constant cases. pakistan seems to have elected its new leader as we tell you in just a few minutes. but whether that will help rid the country all the white of u.s. drone raids which have killed scores of people remains and doubt stay with us for more on that. we speak your language i mea

look i and i hamas in fact. not only in egypt but in syria their popularity let's put it this way would be are not going very well in fact that a lot of people are saying that hamas in fact be traits area. because it's got there michel by the way he is in doha us he's very friendly with you and you old boy if you're all scots are so a lot of people in the middle east are they to look at this and be repulsed the exact s. for the muslim brotherhood for the all because the yeah trying to reorganize their forces now they see it as a step back but this setback is off you need to it's going to be transferred to syria as well where. it wests as a whole specially the that's good also the saudis are sinking well we don't want a muslim brother who was a foreigner if ever we get to that place we're going to find they're going to be marginalized in syria as well so all over to be the least seventy see how seems can change in america's history over for weeks. just about anywhere. that was unsinkable a month ago. asia times c

truly accusing the next president morsi and the muslim brotherhood leaders that they were freed by hamas militants this is a court ruling in june two thousand and three last month so we're talking about conspiracy against the state ok but mostly go on the military but this is the very thing that egyptians were campaigning against not that long ago where is it going to go from here let's just focus on this simple point is this a long grab or is it as they say simply a transitional period. we hope that we don't witness such a division in among egyptians however. this is what if you if you look at the numbers of people now on the streets supporting the new regime you will see that more than twenty twenty five million people in the streets now when you are talking about twenty five million people in the streets you know that this is a real revolution this is not a coup d'etat so now let's see what's going on we are we are seeing a divided country. when we see a divided country the only way is negotiations biol so we have some islam the. forty's are supporting like noor party the sellafield f

whether he helped hamas with jail uprisings two years ago. militants launched attacks on prisons and police stations in 2011 allowing morsi and other muslim brotherhood leaders to escape. morsi was taken to an army facility earlier this month after the military deposed him. the reasons for his arrest haven't been confirmed. members of morsi's support base, the muslim brotherhood, and leaders of western nations are demanding his release. >>> u.s. president barack obama's administration has decided it will not declare the overthrow of egypt's democratically elected leader a coup. this means the united states can continue to send aid to the country. reuters reports deputy secretary of state william burns briefed lawmakers on the decision. it says he told them the obama administration is not legally bound to conclude whether morsi's ouster was a coup or not. u.s. law prohibits financial aid to be sent to regimes that have overthrown a democratically elected government. the americans are giving egypt $1.5 billion this fiscal year. most of the mone

into custody implicating him in the deaths of prisoners and officers and for alleged contact with hamas meanwhile they on is given the muslim brotherhood until saturday to join the interim government's reconciliation plan and stop inciting violence more on these developments now with a bell true he's in cairo well nice to see so what more can you tell us about accusations against the former president. these charges that we heard of this morning which basically will see the ousted leader urgencies some form of military tension for fifteen days relate to his supposed collaboration with a palestinian organization when he broke out of prison in two thousand and eleven during the eighty day upright. saying now the details of this stem from when mohamed morsi was detained and what he knew true in prison along with many other muslim brotherhood officials are doing that very tumultuous time by that then the barak regime they were largely seen to be political prisoners at the time because the misbehaved was very much in opposition to mubarak when the according to these charges what he did was co

on the difficult supported by helicopters most is now under investigation of allegedly signing with hamas to attack egypt's military facilities during the twenty eleven revolution the army has now given his muslim brotherhood. policy until saturday to join the interim government's reconciliation plan i'm still in sun to viner's the defense minister has also called for his supporters to go out on the streets to what he calls an arm to terrorism riley also has beltran repulse now from cairo what these charges stem from is from when mom and morsi was in detention in wanting a tree prison during the eighteen day uprising in two thousand and eleven he was widely seen enough going to be a political prisoner because the missing brother had i would very much against mubarak hebrew from precinct during these months prison break and what the charges here are saying is that he collaborated with hamas to actually break out the prison to kill police officers and also you saw him just keeping possibly kidnapping as offices as well as possibly burning down prisons and these are very heavy charges and ca

the chinese mosque prison break and what the charges here are saying is that he collaborated with hamas to actually break out the prison to kill police officers and also you saw him just repeating possibly kidnapping offices as well as possibly running down prisons and these are very heavy charges to see him basically to show you sign many people here saying some people here are saying this could be a political action from the military to basically ensure the mohamed morsi never comes back into office who is going to happen however isn't this kind of accusation levelled against owsley to do nothing to stop the tense atmosphere here and will really just why offer his support is already hundreds of gathered here into the square in supports all of the miniature you off the gen the i do it the does she see who is the head of the army the people do you come down to the streets against terrorism he called it now we're also going to see mass protests and support the military across the capital and crush the country today and meanwhile we still have a sit in in support of the ousted leader moha

for israeli palestinian peace talks washington has left hamas out of the score a palestinian militant group has governed the gaza strip since two thousand and seven but it has also been classified by some countries as a terrorist organization how are you saying from the hamas interior ministry says leaving the group out of talks is a serious mistake. actually this is a new call for policy and it's really negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. special is that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it during the last period negotiation will fail especially that israelis will give nothing for the palestinians and the only thing they're looking for the security. and. actually is not given the right to from the palestinian to negotiate and to give up the lands and. the sea and constant cases. coming up down to a drone diplomacy in the run up to presidential elections on manned airstrikes by the u.s. are keeping pakistan on edge is the new government serious about halting the strikes stay tuned to find out. with. its technology innovation all

earlier it's classified by some countries as a terrorist organization how about just saying from the hamas interior ministry says leaving the group out of peace talks is a serious mistake. actually this is a new call for the policy an israeli negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. especially that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it's hearing the last period this negotiation will fail especially the israelis will give nothing for the palestinians and the only thing they're looking for their security. and sort of medicine and. actually is not given the right from the palestinian to negotiate and to give up our lands and our policy in constant cases. and pakistan seems to have elected its new leader as we tell you in just a few minutes. but rather as our house will rid the country of the blight of the west grown raids which have killed scores of people were mazen down stay with us for more of that. action. speaks the language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of p.r.p. intervi

sub human contact when i would have soldiers are shipped by snipers from hamas from the media and from all of the over the country what do you. do they would be shocked and and don't look back and we see in this situation i mean when there are so many parties involved so many sides and opinions involved we've got to look at different you know different sides of the story ok on the one hand of god morsi supporters who argue that he was democratically elected and that their position is not taken into account not represented and on the other activists like yourself for example god the president adds three protests so why shouldn't pro morsi campaigners be afforded the same right to demonstrate. they are not as we see them straight but there are not really you could not and blur and activists like up which have been proven in in battle in that area they have reached of them straight but not up what's weapon in our faces there are features i'm without doubt and i being the people i mean when i was them a stray thing artists they can get out of that talk their whole lives and we are also hea

the same from the hamas interior ministry says israelis won't sacrifice a dime for the palestinians. actually this is a new call for the palestinian israeli negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. special that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it during the last period this negotiation will fail especially the israelis will give nothing for the palestinians and the only thing they're looking for their security. and sort of medicine and. actually is not given the right from the palestinian to negotiate and to give up our lands and. seeing in constant cases. we talk to dr aide a political analyst from the alexy university in gaza he says neither side is ready to take up obligations required by international law. international law guarantee is that i have to sort of determination to the palestinian people and that i had to save the ten minutes of the palestinian people entails one that i thought of more than seven million palestinian refugees are scattered all over the world living in miserable conditions in miserable but if camps all

mosi is being detained over the charges of allegedly conspiring with palestinian organization hamas to spy on the country he's also being charged with being responsible for the deaths of soldiers and prison guards when he broke out to boarding a train prison during the eighteen they are pricing mohamed morsi and a number of other missing motherhood officials who were detained under the mubarak regime in these prisons tearing down eighty five of a nation they broke free on january the thirtieth and once for the prosecution is investigating at the moment is where the mom and mostly aid to collaborate with hamas and be was responsible for a lot of damage that was done during these breakouts some people here are saying it was a political decision to put him out for this particular charge because the ms motherhood is under attack the most motherhood for their parts maintaining that morsi is innocent and that he is a legitimate president first the people here very much and i spoke of the protests this is saying that he is engaging a more seasoned. all right so we're seeing a massive country

now in its push for israeli palestinian peace talks washington has left hamas out of the sort of score the palestinian militant group has governed the gaza strip since two thousand and seven but it has also been classified by some contraries as a terrorist organization they have all of the same from the hamas interior ministry says leaving the group out of talks is a serious mistake. actually this is a new call for the palestinian israeli negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. in this special that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it during the last period negotiation will fail especially the israelis will give nothing for the palestinians and the only thing they're looking for their security. and my sort of medicine and. actually is not given that right from the palestinian to negotiate and to give up our lands and . policy in constant cases and here in our q want to know what you think about israel palestinian talks so have your say online at r.t. a common let us now now let's take a look at how you've been answering so far. well

has pushed for israeli palestinian peace talks washington has left hamas out of the score the palestinian militant group has governed the gaza strip since of those voted into power back in two thousand and seven but it has also been classified by some countries as a terrorist organization although hussain from the hamas interior ministry says that leaving the group out of the talks is a serious mistake actually this is a new call for the policy an israeli negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. in this special that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it during the last period these negotiation will fade especially that israelis will give nothing for the palestinians and the only thing they're looking for their security. and. actually is not. given the right to from the palestinian to negotiate and to give a glance and. constant cases so we have our tea what i have give you a chance to weigh and then let us know what you think about the israel palestinian talks you can vote online at r.t. dot com let's take a look at how those of you who h

the palestinian militant group hamas took over gaza back in two thousand and seven after winning a majority in the legislative elections a year earlier it's classified by some countries as a terrorist organization how god is saying from the hamas interior ministry says israelis won't sacrifice a dime for the palestinians. actually this new call for. negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some thoughts in this special that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it during the last period these negotiation will fail especially the israelis will give nothing for the palestinians and the only thing they're looking for their security. and set of them has and. actually is not. given the right to from the palestinian to negotiate and to give a glance and. to see in constant cases now more perspective from dr haidar eight a political analyst from the occy university and in gaza thank you so much misery for joining us here in italy to talk about this well which runs gaza and its one point seven million residents is not a party to the talks so if such a sizab

saying from the hamas interior ministry says that leaving the group out of the talks is a serious mistake. actually this is a new call for the policy an israeli negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. in this special that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it during the last period the negotiation will fade especially that israelis will give nothing for the palestinians and the only thing they're looking for to their security. and my sort of my eyes and. actually is not. given the right to from the palestinian to negotiate and to give a glance and. the scene in constant cases now we have here at r t always want to know what you think about the israel palestinian talks so happy or say online at r.t. dot com some of you have cast a ballot so let's take a look at how you've been voting so far now most of you ninety percent there in the blue are not up to mystic you believe that the new round of talks will effectively prove fruitless about four percent right there in a purple believe that the talks will offer enough go to well for further ta