is it that is basically saying the problem lies in the political divide between hamas and. will to be honest this is like the very easy pretext to use the dial in may is in fact the israeli occupation it's not the mass in fact to split the. with all due respect this is what the israeli side is always using this obsolete outdated rhetoric and narrative they always speak about this but let's remind the viewers that yes that out of it was they found out of the agreement and he was besieged by the israelis when he was the sole and only you are determined to representative of the palestinian people and he was the partner of. the one who was killed by radical settlers are in israel please please just let me finish what i'm talking about and go back and the most of her think. the most important thing is the israelis are now in a big ethical a. it is the whole raga state of israel is being exposed to the international exposure of this scandal of the israeli forces using this kind of excessive violence and force against civilians whether they're liberal or man the defense minister i

with drivers with guns to their heads by hamas told by hamas they have to finish to break through the border in order to kill our civilians and to destroy our state now ok you want to take you want to deacons textural ice that no no i don't decide whether consumers are trying to know what you want to do is interview scene where they were whether we did well one of you says there are troops i'll take something happens if a perfectly different trip is that what's important to you is it i'm just trying to get to the facts isn't it strange that hamas which you said it declared its intentions to break through the border to kill israelis and destroy a country that offered no sustained direct fire which would have helped to secure those aims i don't follow your line because they try to cut through the fence they put bombs along the fence they threw grenades with all their family across the fence doesn't that the whole thing was about the whole purpose of the program and said several several no that's not well at last last wednesday there is there were twelve different protests again you're v

in a this because that's really not a plan to you hamas about hamas i'm talking to you about what your forces did what my forces did cannot you remove them from the fact that gaza is a terrorist state it can't be i'm going to come onto your views of gaza and hamas but sixty people died that day fifty three of them were terrorists sixty see if i did i really don't want terrorism i just get through them not because you're going to you're going to try to contain them innocent civilians and i know you're going to have some time to say this ok good sixty people had hundreds injured because of several attempts to cross the border. those are your words your military spokesman says but either way the search for twelve different flash points out was the threat to israel's way of life several attempts to cross the border i am not the spokesman of our military spokesman i misspoke for the government and i my own spokesman and i'm telling them are dozens of attempts to cross the border and those were the people who were shot. we're presenting imminent danger to our border and every shot taken had

insight into hamas' plot. i will reveal some of what we have learned. one, hamas is instructing its activists to cut the fence and still -- in order to sabotage and cripple the fence and disrupt idf activity. two, hamas wants the violence to be seen in international media as a popular uprising, not as violent actions led by its military. and three, most importantly, hamas terrorists are hiding behind civilians during the riots. however, if the fence is breached, heavily armed hamas terrorists will enter israeli territory under cover of the mob to carry out attacks of israeli civilians. those are the facts. will it -- when it comes to the mob rushing the fence, too many in the international community never miss an opportunity to legitimize the palestinian voice of violence but when it comes to the safety of israeli public, too often the world is silent. this is one of the leadership's most cherished tactics, the cycle of death works like this. first, they incite people to violence. then they place as many civil

deaths of palestinians by israeli ministry israel then targeted dozens of facilities that belong to hamas and islamic jihad egypt intervened brokered. truce and ceasefire but there's no guarantee how long that will last the flare up of fighting in gaza follows weeks of unrest and the killing of at least one hundred twenty one palestinians in protests leading to the next catastrophe day when seventy years ago policy as were driven from their homes and the state of israel was created this is what policy impreza what i've had to say. you have to remember the. difficult days have passed on the west bank jerusalem and especially on the gas history these relic you patient launched today a fierce aggression on the gaza strip with rockets and aircraft this indicates that your q patient does not want peace however we want peace and we demand peace the policy an islamic jihad. is a fashion that opposes the existence of israel it was founded in the late seventy's by palestinian students in egypt who were inspired by the muslim brotherhood and later influenced by the islamic revolution in iran the gr

hamas admits these are hamas terrorists. and yet, the media does all they can to hide that. imagine the outrage if when the american embassy in benghazi was attacked by al sharia in 2012. a newspaper has printed, quote, americans kill dozens of libyans. by the way, that's the exact same headline "the new york times" did. yes, protesters coming to commit murder. soldiers fight back to stop them from committing murder. fortunately even "the new york times" didn't quite have the gall to say that. but the facts are comparable. the blame for all of the deaths, whether terrorists or human shields, is on hamas and hamas alone. any implication otherwise is nothing less than shameful support for genocidal terrorism. in 2014, i introduced in this body bipartisan legislation along with new york senator kirsten gillibrand, a democrat, support israel's right to self-defense and condemning hamas' barbaric tactics. specifically condemning the use of human shields as a war crime. that resolution passed the united states senate unanimously, and it passed the house of representatives unanimou

one, the separation that nikki haley made between hamas and the palestinian people, saying it is hamasing the lives of the palestinian people miserable, and then saying once again, making very clear the u.s. stance here is that jerusalem is the capital of israel, without a mention of east jerusalem whatsoever as potentially being a capital for the palestinian people. >> reporter: yes. that's fairly -- that's been the line we have heard from the trump administration, fairly early on, and it continues, and certainly you can find many sides of this argument, hamas, the cause of the plight of the palestinian people are not, certainly hamas has made plenty of mistakes, the palestinian leadership is divided between hamas and fatah. turning around because there is an israeli drone about to come overhead and drop their tear gas on to the relatively small crowd we have today, certainly compared to yesterday. but i have to tell you, that speaking to people here in gaza and i've been coming here now for almost 30 years, there is a fundamental belief that the palestinian people have been wronged.

hamas is committing violations of international law.it's terrorist continue to hide behind innocent children to ensure their own survival while its leaders inside the people of gaza violence. the head of hamas in gaza recently said to a group of palestinian news, and i quote, we favor assassination over a natural death, and we are always going to sacrifice our lives. a few days ago a hamas member who was captured attempted to cross israel provided critical insight into their plots. i will reveal some of what we have learned. one, hamas is constructing its activists to cut the fence and steel israel's security cameras go to sabotage the top of the fence and disrupt activity. number two, hamas wants the violence it is instigating to be seen in the international media as a popular uprising, not as violent action that by militants. three, most importantly, hamas terrorists are hiding behind civilians during the violence. however, if the fence is breached come heavily armed hamas terrorists will into israeli territory under cover of the mob

hamas -- hamas, is pleased with the results from yesterday. ask my colleagues, who among us would accept this type of activity on gore border? no one. no country in this chamber would act more restrained than israel has. the records of several countries here today suggest they would be much less restrained. those who suggest the gaza violence has anything to do with the location of the american embassy are mistaken. violence comes from those who reject the existence of the state of israel in any location. the destruction of a united nations member state is so illegitimate as to not be worth our time in the security council , other than the time it takes to denounce it. opening of our embassy in jerusalem is a cause for celebration of the american people. moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem was the right thing to do and reflects the will of the american people and our sovereign right to decide the location of our embassy, a right that everyone in this room claims for their own country. moving our embassy to jerusalem also reflects the reality

>> it's up to hamas. it is by the hamas organization. they are using civilians and sending them to the fence and targeting israeli civilians. our interest is not to see any casualties but they have the interest to see more casualties. in one hour we'll have a security council emergency session in the u.n. speaking about the casualties. that is exactly what they want to do. instead of us speaking about the great move of the embassy they wanted everybody to speak about the casualties and using those children, innocent people as human shields in order to create riots. >> bill: i want to come back to the embassy. it's a problem for hamas but a problem for israel, too. at what point do you get to the point where you can normalize this border yet again? >> we have no intention of escalation. when somebody is approaching the fence with explosives and molotov cocktails we have to protect ourselves. whether they try to break the fence. if they break the fence they will storm the communities. >> bill: you are right about that. those living in gaza

i am blaming hamas.y put 14—year—old boys in the firing line, keeping their own terrorists back, knowing that they will be shot dead. in defence, and then it will the all over european media. saying that they are a terrorist state. hang on a second. there is no point you talking over each other. laura, hang ona talking over each other. laura, hang on a second, because you have been speaking a while. it continue the front page you're making, rachel. we have got cloud and spoke and tear gas behind her. laura's pointing to hamas being involved in this. is that clear? is it clear that hamas are actually behind this? and give it some context. gaza has been under siege for ten years. there are 1.8 million palestinians living in gaza, it is controlled by israel. israel controls what goes on and what goes out. there is a shortage of medical supplies, there is a shortage of food, there is a shortage of building material, and constant electric shortages. this is after two wars with israel. in the last decade. so w

his real targets civilians, hamas hit its headquarters in a hospital.ump's fault. >> no question hamas has something to do with what took place but naÏve to say the movement of our embassy had nothing to do with it. you can't look at this movement of the embassy in a vacuum. three days before the movement of the embassy the united states pulled out of the iran deal and the most likely scenario of a war between iran and jerusalem taking place. it is not that we move the embassy, it is how the united states and the government handles the movement of the embassy. we are going to have a champagne toast, given this region is in a risky and tough situation that is problematic. >> they were planning these demonstrations months ago before the date was announced from an important week demonstrate anyway. the fact they are telling their people lies about what is happening at the border for the leaders to be protected but to send their people needlessly into this, the body count helps them but if these people used by their own leaders and sent in the situation whe

found and destroyed their ninth hamas they'll tunnel since last october this time no doubt they'd be in gaza running alongside the pedestrian crossing and ending the just meters from a village inside israel. if the goal was there are to kill and kidnap jews in the three rounding israeli towns hamas that leaves on deaths but not just the deaths of the very civilians as we have reported time and again the massive guilty of exploiting the innocent people of gaza as human shields hamas their wrists hide behind these innocent often young children and place them they regularly in the line of fire. the fact in the footage do not lie hamas is committing grave violations of international law it's their responding you to hide behind innocent children to ensure their own survival while we are inside the people of gaza to violence you here instead while the head of hamas in gaza recently said to a group of palestinian news in a quote we favor athan nation over their natural death and the already they're willing to sacrifice our lives. a few days ago a hamas member with captured after i tempted t

thousands protesting against the opening of the new us embassy in jerusalem the white house blames hamas for intentionally provoking the israeli response to the dedication of the u.s. embassy went ahead despite those protests. the u.s. delegation it was called a glorious day israel's prime minister. also coming. or are they. to members of germany's national football squad meet turkey's president. over their loyalties law. good to have you with us for some it was a day of joy for others a day today and today the u.s. officially opened its new embassy in jerusalem a move celebrated by israelis condemned by palestinians president decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital broke with decades of u.s. policy and it put the country at odds with most of the international community today at the border with gaza palestinian protesters a protest against the move they turned deadly with at least fifty people killed by israeli troops the white house has blamed hamas which governs gaza for what he called intentionally cynically provoking the israeli response. the sky blackened with smoke on t

hamas is intentionally pro vehicling this response. as the secretary of state said, israel has the right to defend themselves. >> joining us, michael waltz, congressional candidate and author. does the white house have this one right? i mean, should these deaths be laid at the feet of hamas? >> the white house has it right, president trump has it right. it's worth going back a little by, jon, and looking back at the clinton administration which in 1997 designated hamas as a foreign terrorist organization. the trump administration has built on that policy and in december of last year, designated hamas' leader as a specially designated global terrorist, which actually focuses on the leadership of these groups, denies them the right to hold any assets in the easy and makes it illegal for an american to deal with these terrorists, this is longstanding american policy and the white house is right to call out hamas for focusing more on building tunnels and gathering rockets and attacking its neighbor rather than focusing on building a better

it is not hamas.here mit be some hamas responsibility, but it is so marginal, so minimal as compared to that blockade. now we have to be clear -- i don't want to get too dramatic about it, but we have to be clear about that blockade. number one, it is a flagrant violation of international law because it constitutes a form of collective punishment. 2012, the, since united nations -- these are very conservative bureaucrats who don't use -- they don' use political language. they start in 2012 by issuing a report in the interrogative, will gaza be livable in 2020? issued, a report was that then use the declarative. it said on its present trajectory, gaza will be un liveable in 2020. bear in mind, literally unliveable. these are u.n. reports by professional economists. robert kuyper.n. -- kuyper said, we're too optimistic. gaza past the a livability threshold years ago. unlivas we speak, it is eable. what does that mean concretely? is of gaza's drinking water contaminated. now bear in mind, of the 2 millio

hamas might have add something to do with it. this is what hamas does.tate of israel. they want to wipe israel off the map and the fact is -- you could say oh it was pulling out of the iran deal. god bless donald trump or pulling out of the iran deal. god bless donald trump or actually keeping a promise. every other place on the globe we put our embassy in the capital. why not the state of israel? >> are you saying that the israeli region is more stable today than it was six months ago? >> absolutely. >> even though there's a possibility of a ground war in syria between iran and israel, 50 people dead. >> you will blame donald trump -- >> no i'm not. i'm saying to the point where at the arab summit the saudis said we need a summit on jerusalem to figure out what to do. >> donald trump is the one that -- >> i never said that. i never said that. >> shannon: it's fair to say the region has been in turmoil for centuries. >> our whole lives. >> shannon: way beyond that. we will see what happens next. thank you all for debating at least the media coverage of i

hamas is responsible hamas is responsible hamas bears the responsibility the hamas as an organization is engaged in cynical actually listening to these deaths the decision to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem has made donald trump highly popular in israel and the country has been quick to show its appreciation. want to create peace between israel and the palestinians who. didn't. get. it. we asked our guests for their views on the shock waves caused by the u.s. stance on jerusalem. it's a glorious day of course we are happy by the declaration and the embassy but we are counting not only on these events by all our bottom history fifty five palestinians were murdered by the israeli occupation and occupation that is protected by this american administration administration today we saw a celebration of mythology and political zealously and and religious fanaticism over politics and international law and you have israel and iran. and iraq hostilities you have the situation in syria heating up between israel and russia you have this incredibly. provocative gesture by the americans and i th

hamas is intentional lip provoking this response. as the secretary of state said, israel has the right to defend itself. >> what is the president's thinking on zte? this company violated u.s. rules doing business with iran. they were sanctioned for that. $1.2 billion. you have the head of the six intelligence agencies telling congress february 13 they wouldn't use zte devices because of the counterespionage concerns and they wouldn't recommend citizens use zte devices. what is the president thinking with the tweet over the weekend wanting to rescue zte? >> this is part of a complex relationship between the united states and china that involves economic and national security issues and the like. this is an issue of high concern for china that has been raised with the u.s. government and with the administration at various levels. the president asked secretary ross to look into it consistent with the applicable laws and regulations. >> i guess i want to follow on that. did the president give secretary ross instructions on how he wanted

folks person himself yesterday confirmed that fifty out of out of the casualties were actually hamas people so they are in that way shooting their own arguments in the lag in not being too persistent with their claim of what has happened so controversial yes but always it always is in this region you know so the date that was chosen for this symbolic and controversial controversial move was in fact the time of year when tensions between israel and palestinians are at their highest anniversary of israel's founding and anniversary of the palestinian explosion the question is should the u.s. have known it was adding fuel to a fire let's hear what the main protagonists had to say about the decision. was a great day for israel it's a great day for america it's a great day for our fantastic partnership. but i believe it's also a great day for. israel is a sovereign nation with the right like every other sovereign nation to determine its own capital the united states remains fully committed to facilitating a lasting peace agreement. we saw in jerusalem today was not the opening of an embass

thousands protesting against the opening of the new us embassy in jerusalem the white house is blaming hamas for intentionally provoking the israeli response as well the dedication of the u.s. embassy went ahead despite the protests. and her husband jared kushner led the u.s. delegation israel's prime minister called it a glorious day. also a wave of deadly bombings leaves indonesia really as the entire families including children carry out suicide attacks the latest target police headquarters in indonesia's a second largest city it comes a day after another family attacked churches they. good to have you with us for some it has been a day of joy for all there's a day of death today the u.s. officially opened its new embassy in jerusalem a move celebrated by israelis condemned by palestinians president trumps decision to run. as israel's capital broke with decades of u.s. policy and it put the country at all as with most of the international community at the border with gaza today palestinian protests against the move turned deadly with at least fifty two people killed by israeli troops the

hamas is responsible hamas is responsible hamas bears the responsibility the hamas as an organization is engaged in cynical action is the aim of these deaths well we asked our guests for their views on the shock waves caused by the u.s. stance on the truth. it's a glorious day of course we are happy by the declaration and the embassy but we are counting not only on these events by all our bottom history fifty five palestinians were murdered by the israeli occupation and occupation that is protected by this american administration administration today we saw a celebration of mythology and political zealously and and religious fanaticism over politics and international law and you have israel and iran. and iraq hostilities you have the situation in syria heating up between israel and russia you have this incredibly. provocative gesture by the americans and i think the system there is cracking wide open already here in israel some people and all of us want to expose korans to those who declare that they want to kill us who declare that they want to get into israel by booby traps by clutc

hamas is responsible hamas is responsible hamas bears the responsibility the hamas as an organization is engaged in cynical action is leaning these deaths we asked our guests of for their views on the shock waves caused by the u.s. stance on jerusalem. it's a glorious day of course we are happy by the liberation and the embassy but we are counting not only on these events by all our bottom history fifty five palestinians were murdered by the israeli occupation and occupation that is protected by this american administration administration today we saw a celebration of mythology and political zealous theon and and religious fanaticism over politics and international law and you have israel and iran. and iraq hostilities you have the situation in syria heating up between israel and russia you have this incredibly. provocative gesture by the americans and i think the system there is cracking wide open already here in israel some people around us want us to expose korans to those who declare that they want to kill us who declare that they want to get into israel by movie by clutching call

you mentioned hamas.amas was also responsible for telling people to move towards that border fence, knowing what the israeli military's reaction was going to be. >> there has been no secret that hamas has been ruling the gaza strip for 11 years, and hamas is one of the organizers of this march, protesting israel, and it's no secret hamas has been recruiting the palestinian people to go to the area between gaza and israel to protest against palestinian suffering in gaza and also to send a very crystal clear message to the americans that the relocation of their embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is not acceptable to the palestinians, but hamas has been asking palestinians to have a nonviolent protest against israel. hamas has not asked palestinians to use any kinds of weapons or any force against israeli soldiers, but unfortunately, some protesters tried to breach the fence between gaza and israel, which led to israeli snipers retaliating by using live ammunition and making it one of the deadliest days sinc

food were turned back by hamas.rights council condemns israel more frequently than all other states in the world combined. far more frequently than north korea or assad in syria. i don't think it isa or assad in syria. i don't think it is a really objective source. the united states has stood with us, us still has stood with us, many countries understand that what israel is doing on the gaza border is defending its citizens and right to exist. but what they say is that legal for may only be used as a last resort, not a first resort. they say it seems that on the garter is really border, it seems, anyone is liable to be shot dead. again, the un human rights council is not an objective source in any way for the state of israel, and the word seems is the right one. they are not there, they are not israeli soldiers charged with defending a border assaulted by 40,000 people, many of them armed and coming for the express purpose of killing israeli civilians. that isa of killing israeli civilians. that is a situation in ga

hamas is intentionally and cynically provoking this response.right to defend itself. >> what's the president's thinking on zte. they violated rules. they were sanged for 5.12 billion dollars. you have the heads of six intelligenceations telling congress they wouldn't use zte devices because of counter espionage concerns. they also wouldn't recommend americans use zte devices. what is the president's thinking. >> this involves economic issues, national security issues. it's an issue of high concern for china, that's been raised with the u.s. government and our administration at various levels. the president has asked secretary ross to look into it. consistent with applicable laws and regulations. >> i guess someone does fall on that. does the president give secretary ross any specific instructions on how he wanted that case to go? and when you say it was raised, i assume you mean in the context of the ongoing trade discussions between the u.s. and china? is there a sort of direct linkage there where china can make a concession on retaliatory tari

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hamas tricked their own people.ld the protesters go ahead and breach the wall, breach the fence because the israeli soldiers who are guarding the wall have run away. you will be fine. just go ahead. they had knives. they had bolt cutters and fence cutters. they had bombs. they were firing guns, molotov cocktails and now they're taking the israelis are a lot of heat for the fact that they fired upon these -- i saw keith ellison said mainly unarmed people. do those look like mainly unarmed people? ainsley: they are throwing rocks and molotov cocktails. hamas according to israeli security services hamas is encouraging palestinian civilians to flood the border and wait there with guns just in case the fence is breached. israel is saying we are not going to let our fence be breached. brian: do you want to know who is supporting hamas? iran. who has rockets on lebanese border? iran. guess who is standing back, saudi arabia, qatar, uae. ainsley: didn't we give iran 150 billion? brian: they said it was all their own money.

for these tragic deaths rests squarely with hamas.as is intentionally and cynically provoking this response. israel has the right to defend itself. >> joining me is former senator george mitchell who served in so many capacities including special enjoy to the middle east from 2009 to 2011. always good to see you. >> thanks, david. good to be here. >> i find myself increasingly concerned frankly with media coverage of this story because it is so easily and hamas as a palestinns exploit this. there's far less coverage of the knife attacks of the israelis crossing the border or shelling of the the towns. but this gets a lot of attention and then of course horrible violence and horrible deaths of palestinians. given your experience, how do you assess the violence that we've seen? if you were immersed in any kind of peace process, how do you assess how both sides -- the responsibility both bear at this point? >> well, hamas certainly bears a lot of the responsibility. they have a long record of using civilians for military purposes in the

will hamas except that? no.ey want the borders to continue the pressure for higher designs. >> julie: walid phares, great to get your insight. thank you for joining us. >> jon: a massive cloud of ash prompting a red alert for airplanes flying over hawaii. what experts are saying about the potential for another eruption. plus president trump about to hold a white house round table on sanctuary cities as he calls for tougher enforcement of immigration laws. details on that just ahead. >> president trump: ms-13 gang members called for the assassination of new york city police officers so the gang could, quote, take back the streets. they got it wrong. we are the ones who are taking back the streets. >> julie: and we're going to take you to the white house now as president trump is about to greet the president of uzbekistan. these two basically bilateral talks. nothing major expected to come out of this meeting but a meeting we need to take note of. >> jon: we'll take you back there live as soon as the president of

hamas is responsible tamasha is responsible hamas bears the responsibility the hamas as an organization is engaged in cynical action is doing these tests we asked our guests for their views on the shock waves caused by the u.s. stance on in jerusalem. it's a glorious day of course we are happy by the declaration and the embassy but we are counting not only on these events by all our bottom history fifty five palestinians were murdered by the israeli occupation and occupation that is protected by this american administration administration today we saw a celebration of mythology and political zealously and and religious fanaticism over politics and international law and you have israel and iran. and iraq hostilities you have the situation in syria heating up between israel and russia you have this incredibly. provocative gesture by the americans and i think the system there is cracking wide open already here in israel some people around us want us to expose korans to those who declare that they want to kill us who declare that they want to get into israel by booby traps by clutching call

dead are not members of hamas. there are lots of innocent people. there's journalists who have been hurt. these are not members of hamas, and we can't say that, well, this was bound to happen when you have a group of people coming in, and innocent people will be caught up as collateral damage. we have the idf, the israeli defense forces saying they know where every bullet is going. they know. they say this with pride, that there's no random shooting. so if we have to take them at their word, then those children were killed deliberately. >> if there's no random shooting, take me back to the ground, richard. these funerals, heart wrenching. one of the people killed was an eight-month-old baby. how is it you have all these innocent people in this area where the protests are going on? >> reporter: so, yes, earlier today i was at a funeral for an 8-month-old little girl who died in the area. she suffocated from tear gas. most, however, of the injuries and specifically the people who were killed yesterday were killed by

and this terrible incitement by hamas to send people to into the deaths at the border. the palestinians who stormed the fence did have multiple reasons to be frustrated including the weakness and

the israeli militaried a hitting it launched strikes against hamas. so how will hamas retall aate.e told a gunman sprayed bullets at an israeli home. the violence exploded the day the u.s. embassy was officially opened in jerusalem. welcome back to the show. let's talk about this. you have a very economically depressed area where hamas has been in control for quite some time. and they embed their militant islamists with women and children and innocents. so when israel retaliates there are civilian casualties. so is hamas responsible for some of those deaths we heard about monday? >> absolutely. and israel has a responsibility to protect its border. here you happen to have an element that will not rest until israel is wiped off the map with regards to hamas. you have a situation where several tens of thousands of people were trying to storm the border. just on the other side of the border you had villages where israeli women and children and men are living. if you do not deal with that situation on the border, you will have close combat with israeli civilians. there is no choice but

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they blame hamas for a lot of problems in the gaza strip.re is no doubt that it is a terrorist organization. but to go so far that children are being killed, people in wheelchairs shot and killed journalists have been killed are all part of a hamas ploy, a propaganda ploy is personally something i have not seen in the past. i think a lot of human rights organizations documenting what is going on on the ground there in gaza will take great offense. but it will lift the mask for palestinians who think the administration can maintain a semblance of balance and that the americans administration is even handed. this is an indication of how it is not a balanced administration in the process. >> is peace possible? >> that's a difficult question. based on what we are seeing on the ground. if you ask the palestinians and the palestinian liberation organization, because they are the ones who actually entered into agreements with israel, the short answer to that is no. the statement that came out yesterday on the events simply said that the american em

hamas is very prideful. they -- they openly gloat that they are sending women and children to the front line. hamas' interior minister said women and children make the best human shields. that's not my words. that's an exact quote from hamas' interior minister. even sent a 7-year-old girl right into the war zone and right into the battle zone hoping she would be shot. i mean, what kind of people i ask you, and ask all of your viewers, what kind of people send women and children into the front lines hoping that they die, and you just showed pictures from gaza, and i hope that all of your viewers look very carefully. if they see any new parks, any new hospitals, any new schools. instead of investing the billions of dollars that hamas has gotten in aid, instead of investing in that their people to improve the lives of their people, they are investing it in bullets and bombs and preaching hate and encouraging people to go to war. this is a tragedy for the palestinian people and for the israeli people. >> you bro

also in the lead in the west bank where hamas not was not even present but hamas and well additional amounts was an organizer of part of the protests that right hamas is not the organizers it's misleading statement all palestinian groups without exception have been organizing these diesel marches and today in the west bank we moderate we we marched peacefully without time mass and we stand with a shot that what mr questioner has said mix him a spokesperson of the israeli government it shows you that there is not difference at this moment between these invoiced of us that have come including his son in law and the israeli government officials and it is shameful that they saying to these things as if he is blaming the victims he's reaming us for being shocked by the really the soldiers and instead of blaming the israeli soldiers and snipers shooting palestinian civilians who have peacefully a man violently protesting that it be think what martin luther king did in the united states what again he did there in india for years and years of fishers of the world generally have been telling