hebron will not be cleansed of jews we are not strangers in hebron we will remain there forever but palestinian protesters accuse netanyahu of using them as a prop in his election campaign. as palestinian citizens are angry about netanyahu storming the city of hebron we feel provoked to be used as palestinian citizens for our city to be used for our mosques to be used for our properties to be used as part of this political election campaign by newton yahoo so he would gain the votes of the extremist israeli right well akiva eldar is a columnist for monitors israel policy says netanyahu is main concern now is to have his party emerge as the biggest winner in the upcoming election. we are now 2 weeks before the general elections and he would do much to get such coverage everyone is part of the his voters and actually even the general public part of the consensus with the holy sites and the jewish quarter so he may he may get. good coverage and in this context of the elections talking to his constituency and trying to grab extra voters from the radical right we can now what he is focusing on is to

hebron will not be cleansed of jews we are not strangers in hebron we will remain there forever palestinian protesters accuse netanyahu of using the visit though to just getting votes from right wing israelis. as palestinian citizens are angry about netanyahu storming the city of hebron we feel provoked to be used as palestinian citizens for our city to be used mosques to be used for our properties to be used as part of this political election campaign by newton yahoo so he would gain the votes of the extremist israeli right and we got the views of a key elder columnist for al monitor israel pulse who says not only his biggest concern really is to have his party emerge as the winner in the upcoming election. we are now 2 weeks before the general elections and he was gonna do much to get such coverage everyone is part of the he's with voters and actually even the general public part of the consensus with the holy sites and the jewish quarter so he may he may get. a good coverage or in this context of the elections talking to his constituency and trying to grab extra voters from the radical r

will not be cleansed of jews we are not strangers in hebron we will remain there forever. palestinian protesters accuse nothing yahoo of using his visit to have run to gain votes from right wing israelis. i think we just got a problem bringing you that clip from. we did speak to akiva eldar who is a columnist for al monitor says israel polls and he says netanyahu his biggest concern now is to have his policy emerge as the biggest winner in the election. we are now 2 weeks before the general elections and he was gonna do much to get such coverage hebron is part of the voters and actually even the general public part of the consensus with the holy sites and the jewish quarter so he may may get. good coverage and in this context of the elections talking to his constituency and trying to grab extra voters from the radical right we can now what he is focusing on is to come out in september 17th and the largest party and to get the mandate from the 1st ones to get a mandate from the president to form a new government places that are one reason to be concerned about violence and

will not be cleansed of jews we are not strangers in hebron we will remain forever. antigovernment protesters have gathered in argentina's capital one as iris they are angry at president attempts to stay of the country out of the financial crisis one of the measures is limiting foreign transactions that exceed $10000.00 a month this is the latest in a series of economic struggles the country has suffered in recent years largely as a result of argentina's weak currency and high levels of debt to as a boy is out with those protesters on the streets of the argentinean capital. or here in the center of what a sight is it right in front of the social development ministry that's where hundreds of people have gathered here to protest against the government and demand that the government passes a law that's known as the food emergency plan that would speed up the process of the government being able to send food and argentina's most vulnerable neighborhoods we've been talking to several people here and they're saying that the amount of people going to soup kitchens have doub

hebron will not be cleansed of jews we are not strangers in hebron we will remain forever palestinian protesters accuse netanyahu of using them as a prop and his election campaign. as palestinian citizens are angry about newton yahoo storming the city of hebron we feel provoked to be used as palestinian citizens for our city to be used mosques to be used for our properties to be used as part of this political election campaign by newton yahoo so he would gain the votes of the extremist israeli right google has agreed to pay a record $170000000.00 fine for violating children's privacy regulators say you tube which is owned by google illegally collected personal information about users under the age of 13 without parental consent the tech giant then use that data to target advertising the settlement is the largest ever in a children's privacy case and the united states addition to the fine google says it will make changes to your privacy rules on you to. the headlines right now on al-jazeera britain's prime minister boris johnson plans to leave the u.k. . european union they are in cris

benjamin netanyahu has visited the highly contentious city of hebron in the occupied west bank to give a speech there making him the 1st israeli prime minister to do so netanyahu is there as part of his campaign ahead of elections in september palestine's foreign ministry has condemned his visit as racial and colonial hundreds of jewish settlers live in the israeli controlled part of hebron which is home to 40000 palestinians the presence of settlers there is considered illegal under international law. one of the world's largest retailer says it will stop selling ammunition for handguns and military style weapons across the united states it's in response to a series of mass shootings wal-mart which is a major arms seller in the u.s. has been under pressure to change its policies the company says it will also ask customers not to bring weapons into its stores in so-called open carry states where it is legal to do so. a new laws that allow guns to be temporarily seized from dangerous owners spreading across the united states the so-called red flag laws are now in 17 states with more look

now benjamin netanyahu has visited the highly contentious city of hebron in the occupied west bank he gave a speech there making him the 1st israeli prime minister to do so netanyahu is there as part of his campaign ahead of the elections on september 17th palestine's foreign ministry has condemned his visit as quote racial and colonial hundreds of jewish settlers live in the israeli controlled part of hebron which is home to 40000 palestinians as well the presence of settlers there is considered illegal under international law that's about as columnist for monitors israel policies on skype from tel aviv. what does benjamin netanyahu get out of a trip and a speech like this as far as his election campaign goes. 1st of all he will get free coverage and. we are now 2 weeks before the general elections and he would. do much to get such coverage however and his quote of the voters and actually even the general public part of the consensus was the holy sites were. jewish quarter so he may may get. good coverage and in this context of the elections talking to his constituency and trying to

have drawn will not be cleansed of jews we are not strangers in hebron we will remain the forever. akiva eldar is a columnist for all monitors israel polls he says netanyahu his biggest concern now is to have his party emerge as the biggest winner in the upcoming election. we are now 2 weeks before the general elections and he was gonna do much to get such coverage everyone is part of the he's with voters and even the general public part of the consensus with the holy sites and the jewish quarter so he may he may get. a good coverage or in this context of the elections talking to his constituency and trying to grab extra of voters from the radical right because now what he is focusing on is to come out in september as 17 and the largest party ready and to get the message from the 1st one to get the mandate from the president to form a new government places that are. reason to be concerned about violence and this wet ground of the relationship between jews and arabs jews and muslims this is the holy city of jerusalem and the holy city of hebron so. i would be very careful these days

was reminded of this in hebron. that picture was the first time that a group of members of congress had traveled to the palestinian business leader's home and he warmly invited us into his home and he told us he wants to be a partner for peace in america and the middle east. >> we hope that he will be coming along with the chamber of commerce to the united states to also tell their story to congress and to our other colleagues. and we captain wait to tell this great story of partnership and integrated business and working together. mrs. rodgers: that's the picture is a picture of the leaders of the jew dayo business of commerce. 150 palestinian leaders coming together to form the chamber of commerce and we want to invite them to come to capitol hill and visit with members of congress and tell their story because it is an untold story and needs to be told because they believe this has to be part of the peace solution. it is the bottom-up grassroots movement where people are working and living together and they are do

former defense secretary jim mattis will recount his military career, american university professor hebron candy will argue that america must choose to be antiracist. joel's solitude will discuss the business of farming and sister helen proudhon will talk about her work to abolish the death penalty and that's all tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern check your program guide for complete schedule. >> now on booktv "after words", ben how whether evangelicals are choosing political power over christian values. he is interviewed by author and history professor john feel. afterwards is a weekly interview program with relevant guesho

american university professor hebron candy will argue that america must choose to be antiracist. and former secretary of defense jim mattis look back at his military career and offer his thoughts on leadership. check your program guide for more schedule information. now, here's craig huey on "the deep state". >> the book is called "the deep state: 15 surprising dangers you should know". craig huey is the author. mr. craig huey, how do you do find it "the deep state"? >> the "the deep state" is not just what most people consider to be the government. in the government bureaucrats. it's far greater than that. the "the deep state" many people say there's no deep state. i believe there is and i think historically we find that from the beginning of government there has been a deep state. my book i actually go into the where the word came from, from the 1900s from turkey and the deep state are bureaucrats. as the infrastructure that continues to matter what the administration is and the case here in the united states i talk about the deep state with the government employees talk about

right thank you very much from washington patty call again wendy netanyahu his visit to the city of hebron in the occupied west bank he gave a speech then making him the 1st israeli prime minister to do so now you know his visit his perceived as an attempt to win the support of ultranationalist botha's head of elections on september 17th palestine's foreign ministry has condemned the visit as colonial hebron his home 240000 palestinians although hundreds of jewish settlers live in the israeli control of the city as antinous presence is considered illegal under international law. a wave of xenophobic attacks against foreign owned businesses in south africa is blowing up into a diplomatic crisis geria saying it will boycott an african economic summit in cape town of the many nigerians were targeted in the violence that which i had is back on pretoria the days and south african brands of face reprisal attacks by protesters in both nigeria and zambia are metastasize more now from johannesburg. nigerians angry about anti foreign attacks in africa protest outside the surf going on store in a cri

the city of jerusalem and the holy city of hebron so. i would be very careful these days not you grab the attention of the muslims and give a reason for the extremists from both sides to celebrate to speak on the this tension in everyone. google has agreed to pay a record $117000000.00 fine for violating children's privacy regulations say you tube which is owned by google illegally collected personal information about users under the age of 13 without parental consent the tech giant then use that data to target advertising a settlement of the largest ever children's privacy case in the u.s. in addition to the fine google sanz it'll make changes to privacy rules on youtube . new laws that allow guns to be temporarily seized from dangerous owners are spreading across the u.s. the so-called red flagging awards are now in place in 17 states and maryland is one of them alan fischer reports from there. after yet another mass shooting in texas this weekend which killed 7 president donald trump suggested legislative change on a national level se

accords he did it he was the one who implemented the oslo accords ok he was the one that withdrew from hebron ok against the wishes of the israeli people he was the one that enforced the oslo accords in the beginning when he was prime minister when he took over as prime minister a decade ago when he took over as prime minister they're going to he gave the speech in parliament supporting a 2 state solution i didn't hear ganser lieberman do that he was the finance minister i'm doing it is a single easement one month before the disengagement they made sure all the money was there to do that so any of the people in it and now is the most liberal it's and now it's done more for 2 state solution it's a now does more than any of the one i'm sorry i'm not i adding heart let you know i stick around i like you i can't let you say that without with impunity michel he has built more settlements and that all illegal under international law than any other israeli leader and he hasn't read the peace process i believe that is not correct i die i actually think it is but let's say there was a listening up wit

he made a rare official visit to the divided city of hebron and has promised to annex large swathes ofmembers of his audience was sceptical. you think that means that mr netanyahu is is siding with the jewish settlers? in my opinion, he is someone that goes back and forth according to the polls so i hope that this time he's coming means he is happy to change in attitude and going to keep his word. outside the settlers security zone, palestinians watched the visit with solemn resignation. there was only token resistance. the boys took a chance to lob stones at the soldiers. translation: all of this is because us as translation: all of this is because us as people and our leadership can't stop neta nyahu. us as people and our leadership can't stop netanyahu. and we can't stop what is happening. an independent palestinian state is no longer an israeli campaign issue. for many israelis, the election nearing is getting tiresome. some are looking for a change. enough. ten years? you don't do nothing. no chance of that. this election is the fate of bibi netanyahu and he will fight to the fini

perspective for instance the the pledge to annex the jordan valley and parts of your key by the city of hebron all the more dangerous i've got notifications on my phone every time he goes live with a new live broadcast and it's pinging all the time every few minutes a few minutes ago he was talking about his achievements about how they were closing the gap and that more of his right wing base had to come out and vote just in the last couple of minutes he said 2 hours to go the arabs are coming out in much higher numbers than before and not as well as all of the messaging about how he's on the verge of losing which is something that he does in every campaign trying to motivate panic really his right wing base he's also been making it very clear that this is a tactic to talk about the palestinian israeli vote about the threat as he puts it of a left wing and arab government he says that the turnout is is higher in those areas he was at a bus station in jerusalem with a loud hailer earlier on talking about the threat that that posed he's also broken election or a couple of times today by giving r

palestinian israeli voter fraud the promise to annex the jordan valley and parts of the occupied city of hebron all of it designed to motivate his right wing base. but netanyahu reelection offers a better chance to fight off 3 looming corruption cases the parliament will knesset could even vote to grant him immunity but the polls suggest there could be a similar outcome to last time with netanyahu is likud party running almost even with the opposition blue and white led by former army chief benny gantz as a good chance neither will have enough support from smaller parties to piece together a majority coalition some predict months more uncertainty while each side tries and fails to form a government increasing the pressure on netanyahu is an indictment is expected to happen in the 1st half of the summer that would be during the 2nd period of 6 weeks in which a candidate would be given a chance to form a government and if that indictment happens then the likud well then realize ok we don't like overthrowing leaders but now we have no choice israel's 2nd election in 5 months is unlikely to be the

with a rebel group thousands of kilometers away in the north east priyanka gupta reports from camp hebron in naga land. twinkling is one of the top leaders of india's biggest group the national socialist council of isaac weaver at $85.00 maybe think he's the most capable of sealing a political deal with the government a deal that's been 22 years in the making the argument in 2015 very dream of these government and the rebel group signed a framework agreement at the talks now appear to be the final stages all mothers will have to be in the indian village that is what they taught us not story we reject it but there's a problem or the institution will have to be. ours your organs is yours. now and our flanks will have to be ours your friends will have to be your critics but they are finding it difficult no. no not at all group has up to $5000.00 fighters and grounds it's all part of government the issue of territorial political sovereignty for the nagas has been at the heart of the conflict since india's independence nagas want what they call now going in or a homeland consisting of naga lan

former defense secretary jim mattis will recount his military career, american university professor hebron candy will argue that america must choose to be antiracist. joel's solitude will discuss the business of farming and sister helen proudhon will talk about her work to abolish the death penalty and that's all tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern check your program guide for complete schedule. >> now on booktv "after words", ben how whether evangelicals are choosing political power over christian values. he is interviewed by author and history professor john feel. afterwards is a weekly interview program with relevant guest host interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> congratulations on this book. it sounds like it's out there now and i think you are making a statement about some things we really need to think about in here about especially about evangelicals and trauma. congratulations. >> let's try to situate you. i know we don't like labels but i think it's clear from the book that you do write this book as both evangelical christian, self identified, and as

american university professor hebron candy will argue that america must choose to be antiracist.nd former secretary of defense jim mattis look back at his military career and offer his thoughts on leadership. check your program guide for more schedule information. now, here's craig huey on "the deep state". >> the book is called "the deep state: 15 surprising dangers you should know". craig huey is the author. mr. craig huey, how do you do find it "the deep state"? >> the "the deep stats

accords he did it he was the one who implemented the oslo accords ok he was the one that withdrew from hebron ok against the wishes of the israeli people he was the one that enforced the oslo accords in the beginning when he was prime minister when he took over as prime minister a decade ago when he took over as prime minister there he gave the speech in bahrain long supporting a 2 state solution i didn't hear ganser lieberman do that he was the finance minister i'm doing it is a single easement one month before the disengagement they made sure all the money was there to do that so any of the people and it's a now is the most liberal it's and now it's done more for 2 state solution it's a now does more than any of the one i'm sorry i'm not i only caught you i stick around i like you i can't let you say that without with impunity mitchell he has built more settlements and that all illegal under international law than any other israeli leader and he hasn't read the peace process i believe that is not correct i die i actually think it is but let's say there was a listening up with the prime mini

he made a rare official visit to the divided city of hebron and has promised to annex large swathes ofptical. do you think this means that mr netanyahu is siding with the jewish settlers who live here? mr netanyahu, in my opinion, is someone that goes back and forth according to the polls, so i hope that this time his coming means he is having a change in attitude and he's going to keep his word. outside the settler security zone, palestinians watched the visit with solemn resignation. there was only token resistance. the boys took a chance to lob stones at the soldiers. "all of this is because us as people and our leadership can't stop netanyahu", he says, "and we can't stop what's happening". an independent palestinian state is no longer an israeli campaign issue. for many israelis, the election nearing is getting tiresome — some are looking for a change. i want bibi go home, enough. what has he done, ten years? he don't do nothing. enough, go home, enough! no chance of that. this election is about the fate of bibi netanyahu, and he'll fight to the finish. barbara plett usher, bbc ne

palestinian israeli voter fraud the promise to annex the jordan valley and parts of the occupied city of hebron all of it designed to motivate his right wing base. but netanyahu reelection offers a better chance to fight off 3 looming corruption cases the parliament will knesset could even vote to grant him immunity but the polls suggest there could be a similar outcome to last time with netanyahu is likud party running almost even with the opposition blue and white led by former army chief benny gantz as a good chance neither will have enough support from smaller parties to piece together a majority coalition some predict months more uncertainty while each side tries and fails to form a government increasing the pressure on netanyahu is an indictment is expected to happen in the 1st half of the summer that would be during the 2nd period of 6 weeks in which a candidate would be given a chance to form a government and if that indictment happens then the leak could well then realize ok we don't like overthrowing leaders but now we have no choice israel 2nd election in 5 months is unlikely to be t

elected to a 5th term now as promised to annex the jordan valley and part of the divided city of hebron both policies designed to motivate his base of supporters and smith joins us live from occupied east jerusalem so how's turnout looking now. i know something is groundhog day here again in israel 2nd election in 5 months actually this morning the election commission put that turnout is quite high by 10 am certainly compared to an election in the early eighty's where they got just about 8 below 8 percent turnout i should caution that it's very early to predict that as a turnout for the whole day because the polls close at 10 o'clock tonight in the might have been a bit of an early morning rush but voter apathy had in fact been one of the concerns of many of the mainstream artist the concern being people don't turn out and that will give more seats to the ultra-orthodox parties because their voters are ordered by their rabbis to go and vote so they'll still vote and then get a great great proportion of the vote so if there is a higher turnout that might help blue and white coalition par

accords he did it he was the one who implemented the oslo accords ok he was the one that withdrew from hebron ok against the wishes of the israeli people he was the one that enforced the oslo accords in the beginning when he was prime minister when he took over as prime minister a decade ago when he took over as prime minister they're going to he gave the speech in very long supporting a 2 state solution i didn't hear ganser lieberman do that he was the finance minister i'm doing it is a single easement one month before the disengagement they made sure all the money was there to do that so any of the people in it and now is the most liberal it's and now it's done more for 2 state solution it's a now does more than any of the one i'm sorry i'm to try out a heart let you know i saw on that like you i can't let you say that without with impunity michel he has built more settlements and that all illegal under international law than any other israeli leader and he hasn't read the peace process i believe that is not correct i die i actually think it is but let's say there was a listening up with th

palestinian israeli voter fraud the promise to annex the jordan valley and parts of the occupied city of hebron all of it designed to motivate his right wing base. but netanyahu reelection offers a better chance to fight off 3 looming corruption cases the parliament or knesset could even vote to grant him immunity but the polls suggest there could be a similar outcome to last time with netanyahu is likud party running almost even with the opposition blue and white led by former army chief benny gantz as a good chance neither will have enough support from smaller parties to piece together a majority coalition some predict months more uncertainty while each side tries and fails to form a government increasing the pressure on netanyahu and his indictment is expected to happen in the 1st half of the summer that would be during the 2nd period of 6 weeks in which a candidate would be given a chance to form a government and if that indictment happens then the likud will then realize ok we don't like overthrowing leaders but now we have no choice israel's 2nd election in 5 months is unlikely to be the

palestinian israeli voter fraud the promise to annex the jordan valley and parts of the occupied city of hebron all of it designed to motivate his right wing base. but netanyahu reelection offers a better chance to fight off 3 looming corruption cases the parliament or knesset could even vote to grant him immunity but the polls suggest there could be a similar outcome to last time with netanyahu is likud party running almost even with the opposition blue and white led by former army chief benny gantz as a good chance neither will have enough support from smaller parties to piece together a majority coalition some predict months more uncertainty while each side tries and fails to form a government increasing the pressure on netanyahu and his indictment is expected to happen in the 1st half of the summer that would be during the 2nd period of 6 weeks in which a candidate would be given a chance to form a government and if that indictment happens then that he could well then realize ok we don't like overthrowing leaders but now we have no choice israel 2nd election in 5 months is unlikely to be th