why don't you define what peace looks like and what will peace be in motd ear modern day israed palestine. >> peace from my perspective is a non-violent movement towards social change and transformation. it's important to very deeply connect questions of peace through justice. so, any attempt to think about peace through this perspective has to be by this bold mult multipeace perspective. and moving on to other conflict ibinary terms. in this particular case, what peace really is we have to address questions of injustice to the palestinians connecting the 1968 occupation to israel proper. to the question of palestinian-israeli, to seeing the more domestic questions for social justice. and as long as the parameters for the discussion are felt in such away as to enable undemocratic practices, then the peace is lacking on the question of justice. >> lisa: the challenges that groups like combatants for peace face come from inside and out outside of their perspective exeunlts. communities. by engaging them both similar sr metrically. >> here is a look at a couple of hash tags that are coming r

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became you know an activist and a proponent of the idea of a real democracy in palestine check it out a journey of an israeli in palestine really appreciate your time thank you so much make up because i pleasure thank you. journalist seymour hersh a stunning a wake up call the mainstream media stay tuned to find out what he has to say. i suspect. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and i was crushed several we've been hijacked why handful of transnational corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem. rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing our. ready to join the movement then walk a little bit there. i am. i was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. you know there is breaking ne

an activist and a proponent of the idea of a real democracy in palestine what we're trying our journey of an israeli in palestine really appreciate your time thank you so much make up it's my pleasure thank you. journalist seymour hersh is sending a wake up call the mainstream media stay tuned to find out what he has to say. this is the media leave us so we leave the. other see bush and secure the. quality isn't the. issue is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politic only of our. live right here on the scene live first street live and i think the church. live on our employers whether linspire live live in the live. live. live. live live. plus top rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. to live. i'll talk about the medics state of journalism in the u.s. and there's nothing better than getting that claim validated from one of the most renowned reporters in the world seymour hersh's a man so balls in controversial that republicans have deemed him the closest thing american journalism has to a terrorist so last week he had some explosive words to s

this point i want to point out your your book the general's son journey of an israel israel israeli and palestine you're on a tour right now to talk briefly about this book and why it is that you speak out and have the the will and empathy to speak out but so many others don't well the book or the book owes relates the kind of the history of the development of idea of zionism the state of israel and the israeli palestinian conflict and the role my family played in it sort of goes back and forth between being a kind of personal memoir because so many of my family members were part of the establishment of the state of israel and then again going back and forth into the history of really discovering what actually took place there's so many myths there's so much confusion out there you know what actually happened in one nine hundred forty eight was it a heroic you know it historical event for the jews worse on the revived or was it a massive campaign of ethnic cleansing of terrorism i think it was the latter when you look at the details but all these stories are out there and one of the attempts i ma

nico his lead about his latest book the general's son talks about the true nature of the israeli occupation of palestine or debunk some of the myths about the jewish state so go to you tube dot com number go to the videos tabs and scribe youtube dot com slash break in a set and you guys that's it for our show they should come back tomorrow break the south me all over again. is the united states an exceptional country the indispensable nation proponents of this idea claim the u.s. is a force for good in the world and has the right even the obligation to act unilaterally when necessary critics charge american exceptionalism is dangerous to be us and the world as well as a cover for global domination and empire. this point be an expensive car saloon. the new fashion show. also designed. in the best shop window. luxury is just cool. is it to last kong. concert. on our cheap. right. promising to play the first recipient live and i think the church. played. live on our reporters' twitter play against the live live in the live on laughlin. live. play . play. play live. live close. lipped. british. market. real

his lead about his latest book the general's son to talk about the true nature of the israeli occupation of palestine or debunk some of the myths about the jewish state so go to you tube dot com number go to the videos tab scribe youtube dot com slash break in a set and you guys that's it for sure they should come back tomorrow break the south me all over again. is the united states an exceptional country the indispensable nation proponents of this idea claim the u.s. is a force for good in the world and has the right even an obligation to act unilaterally when necessary critics charge american exceptionalism is dangerous to the us and the world as well as a cover for global domination and empire. there's a nine story building i noticed that standing on a true for some men in civilian clothes holding a sniper rifle. going to say something that offends so they can only do they use blank or wooden shells by the building was burning through my how much time it took to restore it. we voted for yeltsin in the referendum we did deputies of the supreme soviet didn't appeal to us out all we had to support ye

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up to lead about his latest book the general's son talk about the true nature of the israeli occupation of palestine or debunk some of the myths about the jewish state so go to you tube dot com number go to the videos tabs and scribe you tube dot com breaking this set and you guys that's it for our show they should come back tomorrow break the south me all over again. well. it's technology innovations all the developments around russia we've got the future of coverage. this point being an expensive car saloon. like snoop clueless in a fashion show. also designer bags and shoes in the best shop windows. luxury is a school. is a lost cause. constantly on our cheap. and. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others through a few still noticing. faces change the world writes never. told pictures of today's. politicians from around the globe. look to. the u.s. government shutdown begins to with hundreds of millions of dollars trickling away each day of the stalemate while washington make a show of finding a quick resolution. russian investigators charge fourteen greenpeace protesters with piracy for t

for palestine formers life is becoming increasingly difficult. this summer israeli officials marked with red paint 2,000 olive and citrus trees for destruction. >> translation: i was working on my land when the parks authority arrived saying they are marking trees younger than two years. i told them to leave the trees alone. >> israeli authorities told al jazeera the area has been declared as a nature reserve due to professional ecological reasons. israel's decision to declare the area a nature reserve and frequent harassment by israeli settlers have meant there are limits op area that can be cultivated. >> this man used to own 25 cows, now it's down to seven. >> translation: since they declared the area a nature reserve, we can't get tractors in or get fodder for our animals. >> whether they have trees or grazed cattle palestine farmers athe israeli farmers designated this area a nature reserve to stop them using the lapped. at the same time some jewish settlements surrounding the valley are creating environmental problems of their own. >> above the valley, two set

. >>> israeli forces have shot dead a palestine man in the occupied west bank. appened in kabatia south of janine. the 22-year-old was shot in the chest after a raid on a local vegetable market. the israeli military says it was confronted by dozens of people throwing rocks. >> morocco recalled its ambassador to alzeeria after comments about the western sahara. they are calling for a monetary system for massive and systematic human rights abuses in the western sahara. the territory was annexed by morocco. morocco's foreign ministry says the comments were aggressive, intended to provoke people in the region. >> workers in indonesia launch a 2-day strike demanding better pay and working conditions. the workers say raising pay is not enough. >>> feared by employers, admired by workers of the the labour leader achieved something many seemed impossible - organising workers that have been silent for years. now they are a force to be reckoned with. >> translation: we live in a time of modern slavery. people work hard, but can't live a proper life. they have no future. pe

. >> israeli forces shot dead a palestine man in the occupied wang. it happened in kabatia thursday morning. the 22-year-old was shot in the chest after a raid on the local vegetable market. >> to an israeli city where tension it dividing some communities. there's a rivalry between the ultimate re orthotox population and moderate residents. fraud allegations of mayoral elections are making the situation worse. >> they are ultra orthodox, living devout and private lines to strict rules. here it has become an issue for others. >> this is a fully religious part of the city. >> daniel shows us around the city. he says it's slowly changing. he wants to bring up his five children in a diverse neighbourhood, but not one that imposes restrictions on the way they want to live their lives. >> what they see here is a large population of haradan moving in, new projects specifically directed to the farali population, which means they'll an a majority in the city. it will be difficult to see now the needs of others will be taken care of. >> this is the result of mut

israeli army incursion to the occupied west bank. people are being released. people are being brought back in. it's a revolving door, i think. president abas says there'll be no agreement without all palestine prisoners released. it's something that is rather optimistic. we are already seeing the conflict in israeli politics with the release. hard words from the economy and trade minister saying that this is absolutely against what he wants, but now saying that this is essential for peace, it was one of the most difficult decisions of his time. it's something that needed to be done. >> stefanie dekker. unofficials confirm an outbreak of polio in syria in 14 years. there are so confirmed polio cases, 12 being investigated. most tested are babies and toddlers. last week the u.n. launched a campaign to immunize children in syria against polio and other diseases. with thousands fleeing, immunizition efforts are stepped up in neighbouring countries >> members of congress heard evidence from victims of a drone attack. a pakistani grandmother was killed a month ago. relatives shared their loss with u.s. lawmakers. kimberley halket has more on their testimony from capitol hill. >> they travelled mo

palestine. do you think his speech right now changes anything? >> well, again, it's nothing knew new. he expressed a desire of his own and the israelipeople to have peace with the palestinians, but he said what he always says which is that the palestinians haven't recognized sufficient state of israel, and haven't proved the necessary need to show that israel could be kept secure. so although we're deep in talks behind the scenes lead by secretary of state john kerry and senior israeli and u.s. diplomats, the -- the basic issues surrounding the palestinians has not changed, and we were hoping that that might be a headline in this week's general assessably, and it turned out not to be. >> john thanks so much for being with us. and right now we're still waiting for the president to speak live from the rose garden, but for more i'm joined by a professor of international relations at nyu. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we just listened to netenyahu. he called the previous president a wolf in wolf clothing, and rouhani a wolf in sheep's clothing. is that true? >> i think it is quite true. if you listen to what ro

palestine. they have family in israel proper and their families are israeli citizens. i don't have that.i have no family there. my house is not mine but i i don't know but still the international christian embassy but there's a sign on it that said that -- lived there. my dad also lived there but anyway so i have no real connection to the actual place and in many ways my father did not. i'm not saying that to sort of start a fight but i think what palestine represented to him because my father was not really fond of nationalism and identities in any way. he likes being in exile and he liked being a million different things. if you asked him he would say he is palestinian but he would also say all the other things. for him and for me at palestine conquered the idea of palestine is just a symbol struggle for justice and human rights and that's it. just like any other struggle. south africa this country whereever it's about equality and justice and you don't need any sort of -- you don't need to be ashamed of that when you speak out on behalf of palestinians. you don't have to be ashamed of

palestine from the inside netanyahu's israel. he came to power in 2009 at the helm of the most right-wing government in israeli history.e markets himself to israelis -- he appears in my book as the salesman and markets himself as a man you can go to the u.s. and market a lemon, can sell a limited the american public because he speaks english perfectly. he was educated at m.i.t., worked at boston consulting with mitt romney. here he has returned to the u.s. to sell the israeli position through an american public that welcomes barack obama distort phone call with hassan rouhani, and obama has been forced to sit with netanyahu for 2.5 hours in the white house during a government shutdown to hear netanyahu's complaints and lecturing. meeting with netanyahu more times than any foreign leader, the head of this country, the size of new jersey. netanyahu really looks kind of desperate and diminished at the u.n., but he loves these animal metaphors. concocted the speech that maybe would appeal to elderly evangelicals or in a packed crowd, but it is not resonating with the americans. >> on tuesday, on charlie rose, netanyahu dim

palestine. since 1967, half a million settlers have moved here, all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israeliseems to make little difference. they're here and in ever-larger numbers. this is one of our drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the settlements. so what is price tagging? >> something happens in a settlement or some attack with jews, kids from the settlement would come and have a price tag for every activity. so they come to a village like this, they will destroy cars, they will write on walls like this. it says against arabs, the state of israel is alive, and death to the arabs. they need. a school, public transportation, and a petting zoo. he has lived here for 23 years. he's a wine maker and amateur cook. oh, wow. you're not kidding around. >> the salmon is marinated with pomegranate juice that -- on the season, i squeeze pomegranates. i freeze the juice so i'll have it all year round. >> where were you before here? >> i was born in pennsylvania. >> so your parents brought you over at age 4? >> yeah. >> parents in their 20s with kids living in th

palestine prisoners were released from gaol. it was part of a us-brokered deal. the decision to release them has been met with anger and anguish from some israelis.fanie dekker has more from the west bank. >> the celebrations started early, family and friends gathered outside the presidential headquarters to await their return. >> i am thrilled. the world is too small for my joy. i'm finally going to hug my son. >> and the moment they were waiting for. the former prisoners emerged as free men. >> president mahmoud abbas welcomed them home, promising the people that no prisoner would be left behind >> translation: there'll be no final agreement until all prisoners are freed from israeli gaols. >> the men spent 20 years behind bars, convicted of killing israeli citizens. many believed they should remain in gaol for life. here they are seen as heroes. 21 were released in the west bank, and five returned to gaza. >> translation: i miss my mother. i can't describe what it feels like to be free. >> then it was all over. everyone couldn't wait to get back home. where the party was just starting. the prisoners are being welcomed back here. they spent 21

palestine. since 1967, half a million settlers have moved here, all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israelis to make little difference. they're here and in ever-larger numbers. this is one of our drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the settlements. so what is price tagging? >> something happens in a settlement or some attack with jews, kids from the settlement would come and have a price tag for every activity. so they come to a village like this, they will destroy cars, they will write on walls like this. it says against arabs, the state of israel is alive, and death to the arabs. >> intimidating. i mean, you put two targets on my house, i'm moving. this is ellie, a settlement with a population of over 3,000, relatively isolated from the rest of israel. this is the chief executive of the settlement and its former head of security. >> here you see from up above most of our town. you see the palestinian villages all around. >> it's an unusual situation. a lot of your neighbors would very much like you to not be here. >> i know most of them. and most of the

israeli security forces and the security service report also arrested two of his accomplices and out of israel and palestine. that is today's slideshow. >> we're now hearing the police scrapper audio from yesterday's middle school shooting in nevada. the shooting that left both a student and a teacher dead. lisp. >> police say the shooter was a student who ultimately killed himself. they say sparks middle school is closed for the rest of this week, as investigators try to piece together what led to yesterday's shooting. one of the victims was michael landsberry. not only a teacher at the middle school but also a father, husband, and a veteran of our war in afghanistan. family members say they're not surprised he died trying to save little lives. meanwhile, some of his students say their teacher loved batman so much that many used the title as his nickname. one student tweet, you'll always be known at everyone's batman, you're a hero. i love you. rest in peace, are in landsberry. another, hero before and a hero forever. mr. landsberry was an amazing teacher. a real world batman. will carr is in our west coas

palestine. they have family in israel proper and israeli citizens, i don't have that. i have no family there. my house -- i don't know if it is the international christian embassy but there is a sign that says martin buber lived there. my dad was also there. i have no real connection to the actual place and in many ways my father did not either. i am not saying that to sort of start a fight. but i think what palestine represented to him, because my father was not fond of nationalism and identities in any way. like being fluid and being in exile and being a million things. if you asked him his identity he would say i am many identities. he would say he was palestinian but also all the other things. for demand for me the idea of palestine is just a simple, simple struggle for justice and human rights and that is it. just like any other struggle, south africa, this country, wherever, it is about equality and justice. you don't need any sort of, you don't need to be ashamed of that, you don't have to be ashamed of where you are from or what you are seeing because it is very simple. and so i think

israeli reasons can't have a conference until this regional peace settlement of course in the background there can't be a regional peace settlement until the u.s. and israel stop blocking the international consensus and israel palestine agreement is doing i've been thirty years so no meetings people in the united states have done very almost nothing about it for a very simple reason not a word about this is appeared in the american press literally you can read about it in arms control journals or international affairs journals or in articles that i write things on the fringe but the press is surrounded about it so no pressure on syria chomsky says getting rid of chemical weapons is a good first step but not enough great opportunities are being missed. tutoring chemical weapons are not there just for fun they were there was a time to really. use years ago you. know. so it was a broader issue it was back to question of weapons of mass destruction pretty and so on in the middle east which the u.s. is blocking for the same reason so this is a partial. it's good in itself the birth partial and the broader opportunities are not going through we also talked about one of the most pursued men in the world chomsky doesn't buy

israeli reasons can't have a conference until this regional peace settlement of course in the background there can't be a regional peace settlement until the us and israel stop blocking the international consensus and israel palestine agreement as they are doing. so no meeting people in the united states have done very almost nothing about it for a very simple reason not a word about this is appeared in the american press literally. arms control journals are international affairs struggles are and articles that i write things up with the presses so no pressure on syria chomsky says getting rid of chemical weapons is a good first step but not enough great opportunities are being missed during the michael weapons are not there just for fun they were there was a time to really. see. so there's a broader reason for the. weapons of mass destruction and so on in the middle east with the steelers blocking for the same reason so this is a partial. good in itself rather. than the broader. not being pursued we also talked about one of the most pursued men in the world chomsky doesn't buy edward snowden is a threat to u.s. national security the security is almost always relevant but its security of the government from its own

israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu spoke to an audience in israel at bar ilan university shockingly though the speech wasn't a bunch of fear mongering about iran now bibi actually took the time to talk about palestine but maybe not the way you hope. so using references to palestinian leadership in the early twentieth century bibi actually tried to link today's palestinians to the nazis of the one nine hundred forty s. and despite this harsh rhetoric in the abysmal conditions of palestinians living under israeli occupation america's political support for israel remains strong so here to help me break down this issue further i'm joined by max blumenthal a journalist who's been exploring the cultural and political shifts within israel the author of the bestselling new book the lie it life in loathing and greater israel max thanks so much for coming on thanks and just to clarify the new book isn't a bestseller yet but it will be if your viewers can help me. well max you talk about multiple forces that are driving this base of support for israel within the u.s. what are they. why obviously. there is the the israel lobby apac which is the key arm of the israel lobby as one of the most powerful forces dri

palestine and the state of israel. i don't want these background noises to enter the negotiations as this is something that i say to israelising to stop negotiations because of terror attacks and the palestinians saying to abu mazen stop negotiating because of some settlements. it's not going to change the borders, what we are doing in the next few months so let's focus on the negotiations itself on the future boarder from israeli security and even if you are not in love with settlement activities this is not a major topic these days. >> rose: thank you. tzipi livni. (applause) thank you. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> coming up next on "voces"... >> if we try to find a connection between lucha libre and ritual masks, there are parallels. >> it's good guy, bad guy. it's like opening the most wild comic book and the panels become the ring. the characters come to life. and sit back and enjoy. >> this series has been made possible by... >> and by... >> is it sport? is it theater? is it circus? yes. it's all of those. and it's none of those. >> lucha libre

palestine and the state of israel. i don't want these background noises to enter the negotiations as this is something that i say to israelising to stop negotiations because of terror attacks and the palestinians saying to abu mazen stop negotiating because of some settlements. it's not going to change the borders, what we are doing in the next few months so let's focus on the negotiations itself on the future boarder from israeli security and even if you are not in love with settlement activities this is not a major topic these days. >> rose: thank you. tzipi livni. (applause) thank you. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> this is "bbc world news." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a

palestine and the state of israel. i don't want these background noises to enter the negotiations as this is something that i say to israelising to stop negotiations because of terror attacks and the palestinians saying to abu mazen stop negotiating because of some settlements. it's not going to change the borders, what we are doing in the next few months so let's focus on the negotiations itself on the future boarder from israeli security and even if you are not in love with settlement activities this is not a major topic these days. >> rose: thank you. tzipi livni. (applause) thank you. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> join me next for an all-standing "classical stretch" abdominal workout. >> "classical stretch" is made possible in part by... occidental hotels & resorts featuring all-inclusive resorts throughout mexico, the caribbean, and costa rica, under the allegro occidental grand and royal hideaway brands. we welcome you to the occidental hotels & resorts experience. riviera maya. paradise is forever. isla de cozumel, heaven on earth. [captioning m

palestine and the state of israel. i don't wantnthese background noises to enter the negotiations as this is something that i say to israelising to stop negotiations because of terror attacks and the palestinians saying to abu mazen stop negotiating because of some settlements. it's not going to change the borders, what we are doing in the next few months so let's focus on the negotiations itself on the future boarder from israeli security and even if you are not in love with settlement activities this is not a major topic these days. >> rose: thank you. tzipi livni. (applause) thank you. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

palestine and the state of israel. i don't want these background noises to enter the negotiations as this is something that i say to israelising to stop negotiations because of terror attacks and the palestinians saying to abu mazen stop negotiating because of some settlements. it's not going to change the borders, what we are doing in the next few months so let's focus on the negotiations itself on the future boarder from israeli security and even if you are not in love with settlement activities this is not a major topic these days. >> rose: thank you. tzipi livni. (applause) thank you. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >>> this is report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com. interactive financial multi media tools for an ever changing my national world. we generate income during a period of low interest rates. we are thestreet.com. >>> this morning i get the wall street journal out and it says we don't care how long this lasts because we're winning. this isn't some dang game. >> the house speaker digging in he

palestine and the state of israel. i don't want these background noises to enter the negotiations as this is something that i say to israelising to stop negotiations because of terror attacks and the palestinians saying to abu mazen stop negotiating because of some settlements. it's not going to change the borders, what we are doing in the next few months so let's focus on the negotiations itself on the future boarder from israeli security and even if you are not in love with settlement activities this is not a major topic these days. >> rose: thank you. tzipi livni. (applause) thank you. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org i'm alan cumming, and this is masterpiece mystery! man: we live in a new age. new dangers, the atom bomb. cumming: foyle's war is back. michael kitchen stars as christopher foyle. circumstances have arisen in which we feel we have a need of your help. the war is over at last, but the fight against crime never ends. so, when do we start? michael, you didn't share this to anyone, i hope. this whole thing's getting out of hand. man: don't move!