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biggest benefit, a huge boost to israel's economy. gas will add 1% to israel's gdp this year. that's triggered a debate here. what will israel do with its financial windfall. the key question? will energy independence make israel stronger and how? it's a red hot topic in the country that already spends 20% of its budget on defense, far more than other western nations. critics worry that protecting the new platforms, sitting ducks at sea, will mean even more money is diverted from domestic spending to defense. and they say that's a bad idea. there have been also been protests about the government's plan to export much of the gas. the government says this will generate billions in new revenues. but critics say the government acted without necessary parliamentary approval and are challenging the plan in court. lawmakers like this one say more gas should be kept at home and more of the gas revenues invested in domestic programs other than defense. >> there is an economic and a social threat. and poverty is a bigger threat than security ri

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want to make this about israel. they want to give syria no reason to attack israel. and will they want to at least limit the chances that they're going to attack israel. and meanwhile, as you pointed out on capitol hill, secretary kerry and others were making is very much about israel for different reasons because they wanted to garner support. >> chucker you're in israel, and how is it there? >> there was initial concern when the president announced that he was turning to congress, and people were concerned that this might reflect a lack of american resolve. about you i think this the last day or two, people have come to respond that super powers respond differently when it comes to small countries like israel. the u.s. opinion is very close to israel. we both share a sense of deep moral outrage over what has happened. and the repeated use of chemical weapons, and we both have very deep strategic interests at stake. >> net an yo netanyahu is no shg violet. and is it that strong, the feeling there, that he doesn't w

so it's reflecting very poorly and on the other hand israel like you said it israel is as a blank check politically and financially from the from the u.s. to continue massive human rights abuses against the palestinians like i said including killing innocent civilians incarcerating thousands of palestinian political prisoners and so on white phosphorus and it's just beyond hypocrisy at 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 relates this 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 and really discovering what actua

israel's bomb. in syria moved warships to the region and called the biggest military drills since the cold war most go in beijing hope the biggest joint military exercises in history. intelligence off the scope recalled joins us great speech you will have friends when one of these countries actually writs otter that i believe assad has because had he retaliate at all against israel there would be an all out war and he basically saved the lives. of his people why not retaliate what surprised me the most this week is you had mccain say they haven't retaliated so we can attack them anytime we want hi i'm steve i'm irene i'm lisa my name is tom i'm a graphic designer a college freshman at home mom with a full time job scholar on social policy. and i'm just like you i'm going to bomb a supporter i support president obama but the president needs your help our president can't launch into another war without you that's why we hear the americans for whatever brock obama once did you know he's friends it's ai

the phrase israel working with its partners. against the first democracy ever in the five thousand year history of egypt the indications are that they're going to keep stealing territory not only will they refuse to give back the golan heights they're going to take sinai they're already creating all kinds of instability in sinai they came right out and said that what they want is three little mini states in syria. syria's poets of a new axis of evil is that. israel saudi arabia and the hardliners here in the u.s. who are in the pockets of both parties primarily the israelis are the real axis of evil but it's not going as planned since you assume. a best friend of iran that's few years of syria's president. is still in place and middle east reports. even that the stabilization isn't really succeeding there was the interviewed international doctors and aid workers in syria who say there is no deep humanitarian crisis no real lack of food or medicine common dreams most goes around the world trying to regime change the street lights

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su compaÑero israel, que harÁ israel.o para buscar a rojas, el toque para formica. >>> en el visitante, los suplentes son el portero, ma tu te garcÍa el argentino debido pizarro, edgar gerardo lugo, un ex cruz azul. la palmera rivas, y otro ex mÁquina cementera emanuel tito villa que regresa hoy luego de superar un problema muscular. vamos a ver si el tuca le da algunos minutos, porque justamente habla contigo en estos momentos. >>> sÍ, el tuca estÁ hablando con tito sÍ, seÑor. generalmente el tuca cuando hace un cambio, es de hombre por hombre. y si ingresa manuel villa. quien deberÍa retirar de la cancha, deberÍa ser la bomba pulido. vamos a ver, cuantos minutos le da a villa. me imagino, menos de media hora. aquÍ estÁ el cata domÍnguez tiene el esfÉrico. danilinho viene a la marca. y ahora balÓn por mitad de la cancha, aparece alejandro castro. el toque que vino. el cata, para alejandro. y el chaco, el balÓn que rebota, apareciÓ israel castro y el estas por el otro costado serÁ saque de banda para tigres. don diego. ti

any attack on syria which could cause a chain of events impacting on israel is not in israel's best interests and if this. current configuration current crisis and in a more peaceful manner so much the better now right sami or in senior correspondent and columnist for. newspaper mr and thank you very much indeed we appreciate it. now norway joins europe slashed to the right the country's governing coalition is set to include an anti immigration posse which extrude mr massey does break was once a member of got more about the break. speak your language. programs in documentaries in arabic it's all here on. earth or to the world talks of the ip interview intriguing story to tell you if you. are a bit to find out more visit our big. dog called. and again this is a welcome bond. a populist and team gratian paseo once bars to draw on this break as a member mic set to play a key role in norway's new parliament the right way in progress policy are lucky to be invited to form an alliance with the conservatives this account and explains now why norway is joining a steady trend across europe.

vague obviously it's going to me strangely concerned israel. what do you think about these claims today. well remember the rebels have stated previously from the beginning of this year that they're going to attack israel this been a stated goal from the beginning anyway and once they had to achieve their objectives in syria they would have gone on to israel anyway the. summer un observers in the golan heights earlier this year so it's been a stated goal and i would say that yes there is right israel and the rest of my real threat to being caught i'm sorry that israel underestimated the threat do you think so far all you are or you are because israel thought so that once assad leaves is going to be peace in the region they had underestimated the rebels goal which was to start with syria and then go on to israel and other countries in the region so yes completely underestimated moey we're out of time five seconds will it get through congress this vote yes or no as you see it currently no more a roof i'm sorry we got to leave it there we've got to

really do want to create greater israel from the nile to be pretty israel working with its saudi partners underwrote this coup d'etat against the first democracy ever in the five thousand year history of egypt the indications are that they're going to keep stealing territory not only will they refuse to give back the golan heights they're going to take sinai they're already creating all kinds of instability in sinai they came right out and said that what they want is three little mini states in syria and israeli generals said syria's posts of a new axis of evil is that. israel saudi arabia and the hardliners here in the us who are in the pockets of both parties primarily the israelis are the real axis of evil but it's not going as washington planned since you assume version iraq's become a best friend of iran two years of syria's president. is still in place and middle east reports to show. even that the stabilisation isn't really succeeding there was interviewed international doctors and aid workers in syria who say there is no deep humanitarian crisis no real lack of food or medicine co

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in syria, could have implications that have nothing to do with israel but everything to do with israelit is not new to us here in israel and we are not worried about it. we they are continuing to build a reactor and achieving nuclear capability. and those actions we are worried about. the declaration and threats we are used to it. we hear orth threat and we don't care about that much. >> danny, do you feel that israel is prepared for what happened in the region? you are about the only stable country the region and are you prepared and do israelis feel safe and secower. >> israel is prepared and we are capable to defend our citizens no matter what will happen. and we are trained and have technology. we don't want to get involved in the conflict. if we have to do it we are capabl defending ourselves. we will do it in the future and we are capable and strong to defend our nation. >> our thanks to the deputy defense minnist danny dannon speaking to us from israel. >> clearly a lot of confougz on where israel stands. they have not taken a position. there is pressure on congress to back a mi

now you see, that's not only to the nations of israel, but it's to spiritual israel, as well. spiritual israel, and the majority of god's people in this end time actually cause the god of all creation to leave their church, leave the people. now, what greater sin is there than that? and how important is it we understand that duality and that prophecy? what if we don't understand it? well, a lot of god's people are headed for serious trouble, and they're going to have to turn that around, or else they have no future. now, this is all explained in a new booklet. we have a new booklet i want to offer you that's much expanded and upgraded on isaiah. now, we want to send that to you because i'll tell you, you need this booklet. it illustrates what i'm talking to you about today, about the secret of understanding bible prophecy. you need to understand that! it will illustrate in detail what i'm talking about, and your bible is going to come alive! and i'm not just saying that; i want you to prove that, and it will be something you will just absolutely fall in love with, if you follo

in syria, could have implications that have nothing to do with israel but everything to do with israel> it is not new to us here in israel and we are not worried about it. we they are continuing to build a reactor and achieving nuclear capability. and those actions we are worried about. the declaration and threats we are used to it. we hear orth threat and we don't care about that much. >> danny, do you feel that israel is prepared for what happened in the region? you are about the only stable country the region and are you prepared and do israelis feel safe and secower. >> israel is prepared and we are capable to defend our citizens no matter what will happen. and we are trained and have technology. we don't want to get involved in the conflict. if we have to do it we are capable of defending ourselves. we will do it in the future and we are capable and strong to defend our nation. >> our thanks to the deputy defense minnist danny dannon speaking to us from israel. >> clearly a lot of confougz on where israel stands. they have not taken a position. there is pressure on congress to bac

tonight as well that rebel fighters are now planning a chemical property provocation strike against israel following that up closely no comment on that from our correspondent. also to the battle for moscow is over acting. in selected for a new term in office but opposition rather of alexina valley refuses to concede defeat but his supporters staging a mass rally to demand a recount. fellows just after ten pm here in moscow my name is kevin i will face a big where this is a day of potentially big developments in syria syria's agreed to russia's proposal that it put its chemical weapons stockpiles under international control us so critics state john kerry initially suggested such a scheme earlier on as a way to avoid a military strike on syria the u.s. state department then though issued an apparent retraction of that saying it wasn't a genuine offer. thomas picks up the story. it started off as a day of a meeting of the ministers both from the western side and with russia and the syrian foreign minister in fact they met earlier today that is. to sergei lavrov coming out of that meeting they

in syria, could have implications that have nothing to do with israel but everything to do with israel >> it is not new to us here in israel and we are not worried about it. we they are continuing to build a reactor and achieving nuclear capability. and those actions we are worried about. the declaration and threats we are used to it. we hear orth threat and we don't care about that much. >> danny, do you feel that israel is prepared for what happened in the region? you are about the only stable country the region and are you prepared and do israelis feel safe and secower. >> israel is prepared and we are capable to defend our citizens no matter what will happen. and we are trained and have technology. we don't want to get involved in the conflict. if we have to do it we are capable of defending ourselves. we will do it in the future and we are capable and strong to defend our nation. >> our thanks to the deputy defense minnist danny dannon speaking to us from israel. >> clearly a lot of confougz on where israel stands. they have not taken a position. there is pressure on congress to b

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in the south of israel and in the center of israel defending even tel aviv which is israel's major city. we have seen some reserves called up. we have seen people go to the centers and give out gas masks. so there has been preparedness and there has been defensive action. i'm sure israel is also preparing on all fronts to do the necessary thing when and if it becomes necessary. but at the same time israelis were very, very sure that at the end of the day the united states will do the right thing. the president's speech let a lot of the air out of the balloon. at the same time as you said, israel's main threat does not come from syria. israel's main threat comes from iran. i'm sure in tehran two people were listening to the president's speech yesterday. i believe that in a way, maybe mistakingly, hopefully mistakingly, they feel they were given a free pass to continue along the way to become nuclear because if the u.s. is so lenient on horrible masacres as are occurring in syria, the iranians feel that they are pretty safe in continuing their quest for nuclear weapons and becoming a thre

>> not israel, but if there is agreement about the nuclear appeals, this would give assurances to israel that iran is not eminently producing weapons, and of course, israel has been for years claiming that iran is on the verge of having a nuclear bomb. >> what about syria? how could syria's civil war affect e goes with iran? >> that should be september separate. once the syrian issue is brought in with iranian issue, it could complicate the iranian issue. for years, the united states has been very eager to solve the nuclear iranian issue. i think this is an opportunity to do that. if syria's brought in, and then things don't work well in syria, iran could be very well be blamed for it. i think it would be wise for the iranians to keep actually the syrian issue separate from the nuclear issue. >> is it possible that israel could worry that the u.s. is going to go light on iran, for example, after watching how we backed out of a u.s. strike against syria? >> there's always a paranoid fear in israel that somehow the u.s. is going to double cross israel, but that's not in the books. >> you d

"newshour" special correspondent martin fletcher reports from israel. >> reporter: for israel, syria is really a four-letter word, iran. that was prime minister netanyahu's message to new navy officers last week and to president obama. speaking of syria's chemical weapons, he said, "the world must make sure that whoever uses weapons of mass destruction pays a price for it. the message that is received in syria," he said you" will be received loudly in iran." here, every move that president obama makes on syria is seen through the prism can israel trust obama to stop iran's nuclear weapons program? it's especially relevant this weekend, the 40th an verse of the 1973 yom kippur war when syria and egypt launched a surprise attack against israel. the american president back then ordered weapon airlift that helped save the jewish state. based on president obama's handling of the syrian crisis, how confident are israeli officials now that he will stop iran from making nuclear weapon? shimon she haver is an israeli political reporter. >> they are not going to attack president obama. >> what

sources claim rebel fighters in syria are planning a chemical attack against israel from government controlled territories in a blatant procreate. so you get is also a far right extremist anders breivik killed dozens in a mass in this atomic noway legs and on to immigration policy it was a member of as part of a right when coalition into government look at how europe's increasingly turning away from multiculturalism. international news and common life from moscow this is the with me your leadership of our thanks for joining us. mosco and damascus san diego say seeing the terms of a hand over of syria's chemical weapons to the international community the move follows russia's proposal for the assad government to relinquish its toxic also in order to avoid being attacked by the us meanwhile the top french diplomat says paris forced a mask is to make its stockpiles public and will be taking the case to the u.n. the u.s. war machine will however continue to loom over syria but washington would overwhelmingly prefer not to pull the trigger but according to barack obama his bunch russia's latest ini

sources that rebel fighters in syria planning a chemical attack against israel from government controlled territory. norway. that he was a member of as part of a right wing coalition into government. look at how europe's increasingly turning away from. world wide use live from moscow this is r t with me. pleasure to have you with us today the u.s. war machine will continue over syria but washington would overwhelmingly prefer not to pull the trigger that's according to barack obama who's now back to russia's proposal for damascus to hand over its chemical weapons leaving the ball firmly in syria's court and that's while the u.s. congress and the american public remain largely opposed to starting yet another conflict. this may be a face saving moment for the obama administration because its arguments for a military action against syria have been falling apart both in the international community and in the u.s. congress congress jumped on this washing proposal because they're being bombarded every day by their constituents who demand that they vote no to strikes against syria within hours a

israel's prime minister brings his. p.r. blitz to washington as he praises president obama for the sanctions which plunged the country into economic despair. britain's prime minister hints the country may pull out of the european convention of human rights saying rulings that ban the deportation of radical islamists and allow jailed killers to vote cannot be tolerated. and convicted activists in bahrain say they were tortured in confinement as part of the government to break the opposition struggle our top stories this hour. live from our studio center here in moscow where it's just turned ten pm this is. israel's prime minister is the u.s. not to loosen its grip on iran and keep crippling sanctions in place when netanyahu has spoken to president barack obama during an official trip to washington let's find out what was discussed. joins me live now from new york so what was then discussed between the two leaders. well israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is bringing his own offensive to washington d.c. today warning u.s

israel's government strongly supports the possibility of a u.s. led military strike against damascus however amir oren is a senior correspondent and columnist for israel's how it's newspaper believes it would be in his nation's interest to keep president assad in place. if one had to choose. seems that israel would prefer the assad regime even though we can do on perhaps without such ties wheezy iran in principle to stay in place because the assad regime has a governmental result and it wants to remain in power and it has to take care of a state the other groups don't have to be concerned with such matters and this is the same system that we saw in lebanon where hezbollah became more establishment tarion and in gaza with hamas once it took over started to behave like a government and became more restraint so for israel if one had to put it on the scales it would prefer not very happily people preferred the assad regime exactly nineteen minutes past the hour here in the russian capital this is our no way joins europe's lurch to the right the countr

(that is the nation of israel.taken out of the place of blessing.).you will say then the branches were broken off that i might be grafted in." now what's the danger? that we'd get proud and puffed up and say see, you jews were nothing. and there's a lot of people that try to say that. how does the average muslim refer to a jew? 'he's a pig. he's less than human.' and a lot of gentiles are just as bad. a lot in christendom are just about as bad. but we dare not take that attitude. it's got to be the other way around. we've been blessed to partake of these covenant promises, even though they've been set aside because of their unbelief. see? all right, verse 20, i ran ahead of myself. "well." that's okay that you may think that, but you'd better rethink it again. "because of unbelief (see that? israel's unbelief) they were broken off." they were sent into dispersion. they were given that spirit of blindness. and god turned to the gentile world through the apostle paul. see? all right, so now he's reminding us. don't b

his first stop is israel.rrive in the next for you hours for a country which has major concerns about the fight ago cross the border, but it's also a country rumored to have cheap cal weapons of its own and hasn't ratified the global treaty banning their use, we'll be crossing live to jerusalem in a moment. but first a reminder of u.s.-russian plan. syria must submit a formal list of its chemical weapon stocks and locations within a week. international inspectors must being allowed to begin their work inside syria by november. the goal is to have eliminated all of syria's chemical weapons by the middle of next year. let's cries cros to same none jerusalem. simon, why is it important for mr. kerr toy go to israel first? i think on a basic level it's the united states closest regional ali ali they tend to sy in lock step on diplomacy the israel is were wrath earn throughs as tick about president obama's initiative to launch air strikes against the assad regime. publics said they thought it was a good thing of th

meanwhile as he sources claim rebel fighters in syria are plenty a chemical attack against israel from government controlled territories in a blatant provocation. so far right extremist and brave it killed dozens in the mass and at the time norway legs and on to immigration party it was a member of as part of a right to weigh in coalition interim government look at how europe is increasingly turning away from multiculturalism. russia and around the world this is us he was me thanks for joining us. most. say using the terms of a handover of syria's chemical weapons to the international community the move follows russia's proposal for the assad government to relinquish its toxic also in order to avoid being at times by the us meanwhile the top french diplomat says paris was a damascus to make it stockpiles public and will be taking the case to the un the us war machine will however continue to loom over syria but washington would overwhelmingly prefer not to pull the trigger that's according to. russia's latest initiative the us congress and the american public remain largely opposed to

the close of the conflict say rebel fighters are now planning a chemical provocation strike against israel got reaction on that from our correspondent tell of the. class the battle for moscow is over acting their surrogates so began in selected for a new term in office but opposition runnerup alexina valmy refuses to concede defeat but his supporters staging a mass rally earlier to demand a recount. international is very good to have you company so many developments over syria today syria has agreed to russia's proposal that it puts its chemical weapons stockpile under international control u.s. secretary of state john kerry initially suggested such a scheme earlier today as a way to avoid a military strike on syria but then in a parent you turn the u.s. state department issued a retraction saying it wasn't a genuine offer thomas reports. it started off as a day of a meeting of the ministers both from the western side and with russia and the syrian foreign minister in fact they met earlier today that is. and is sergey lavrov coming out of that meeting they both agreed that syria would work

talked about israel, didn't mention israel but that palestine was occupied. saw no elements of peace in the speech at all. they have a 30-year history of supporting terrorists around the world. they have suppressed the iranian people there. is not a regime you want to see get its hand on a nuclear weapon. >> you want to comment on that? >> well, one of the key things that happened this week in president barack obama's own speech is he said outright that iran z a signatory of the nuclear treaty could continue to create nuclear energy for electricity. the israelis are not a signatory. and they are fining themselves up against the wall with how they can deliver rhetoric that puts pressure on the situation. >> the israelis don't want iran to even have a peaceful nuclear program. and there's a debate among their leadership and pun lick that's just as contentious. and you have some members of the cabinet saying, look, we have to find a moment here where we have to say yes. they are entrenched in an argument they have made for 10 years and now there's an opening and

secretary of state has left and is on his way to israel.srael has major concerns about the fighting just across its border. simon mcgregor wood is in jerusalem. france, u. k., u. n., and nato among those expressing satisfaction with the agreement, any reaction yet from israel, they have not ratified the convention have they? where do they stand? >> well, they are starting to talk about it. they are on the record from various events this morning, politicians ranging from the prime minister, benjamin will meet in a very short space of time, saying he welcomes the deal, be uh is cautious, it will work, he says as an event commemorating the i am kip purr war. it will work only if every single last weapon is destroyed. so some short skepticism, cautious welcome. the president in paris says this is okay, we should use the same level of assertiveness on iran when it comes to their nuclear program as we have just seen the americans use against the syrians. a number of other officials and well known politicians have made the same link, saying let's

or israel.hat israel is prepared for whatever may happen in the region. you're about the only stable country right now in the region. are you prepared and do the israelis have every reason to feel safe and secure in their own country right now? >> israel is prepared for ever scenario. we're capable to defend our citizens no matter what will happen. we're very trained towards it. we don't want to get involved in the conflict. but if we have to do it we're capable to defend ourselves. we proved it in the past. if we need to do it we'll prove it in the future that we're capable and strong to defend our nation. [ applause ] >> our thanks to deputy defense minister speak being to us from israel. clearly, a lot of confusion about where does israel stand. and the truth is as you just saw they have not taken a position. the lobby group aipac is sending 250 people across washington to put pressure on washington to back a military intervention. that does not necessarily represent the views of the israeli

it does seem quite extraordinary israel prides itself on being a nation that is governed by the rule of law yet every aspect of this incident is in defiance of both israeli and international law the starting point of course is that this incident happened in the occupied territories which the global consensus is that israel is illegally occupying since they were seized in the one nine hundred sixty seven war so israel shouldn't even be there but if it is going to be there as the occupying power it has a duty to safeguard the welfare and interests of all the people in that territory and quite clearly denying a two destitute palestinian families who've had their homes demolished by the israeli military that is quite clearly not fulfilling their obligations under international law to safeguard people in the territories they control or this is against international law really really damaging but what could what could happen i mean clearly the israeli authorities should be held accountable for this but will they. well of course that is the big problem we have israel backed by britain the u

remember, apac is not israel. there is a vigorous debate in israel over just these cases.e is a great division of opinion. the interesting thing that has happened is now the previous ruler is gone. that was the gift who kept on giving, because he allowed this fear mongering to go on. now he's gone and the israelis -- or at least the israeli right has lost what many iranians called their best agent. >> i want to get your take, where do we move from here when it comes to dealing with syria and iran and also the influence from israel? >> well, iran as the new government has mentioned on several occasions, they don't have any war with israel. they don't seek any confrontation with israel, but unfortunately this conduct, paranoia, and one of mistrust also exists between iran and israel. they think they are somehow conspiring each other to dismantle each other, to vie porize each other, but that's not going to happen at all. mr. rouhani yesterday made it clear that iran doesn't pose any threat to any regional country, including israel. but with regard to syria, iran has a lot of

in israel it's seen differently. political analyst here urge caution in the spirit of improving relations. >> i think it's obvious if, indeed it works out, and it leads to an end to the nuclear program. it would be something greeted positively. the concern is that he doesn't necessarily mean it. when he was a nuclear negotiator in 2003 to 2005 he did something else. the concern is he's going through the same motions again. >> on sunday israeli intelligence announced that alex mans was accused of spying for iran. he was picked up at ben gurian airport on 11 september. he was found with photographs of the u.s. embassy in tel aviv, and is said to have been offered $1 million to spy on israel and had visited three times in less than a year. >> news of the arrest of the spy came as prime minister benyamin netanyahu left for washington. it will be presented by israelis as evidence that the rainians cannot be trusted. that will be the trust of benyamin netanyahu's meeting with barack obama at the white house on monday after

this alliance, it says, is an enemy of israel-physical or national israel and spiritual israel. an enemy, and they want to just totally destroy israel and even the name of israel. they want it to be obliterated! i mean, this is a deep-seated hatred! and when you think about it, it's very similar to what ahmadinejad says today about the little nation called israel that he wants to wipe them off the face of the earth. here's something that in one sense is even worse. what is going to happen in the middle east and in europe? because there is a european nation here involved in this as well. notice that in verse 5 through verse 8. well, i just again want you to think about how deep the hatred is here, but you see why it says there "the enemies of god" is because god is one that changed jacob's name to israel when he was converted, so this israel is a plan that god has and if you look in the bible closely you'll see that all mankind is going to become israel before this is over. romans 11 talks about the gentiles being grafted in, so the whole book is about israel. the whole future is

israel has no right to exist. i saw no element of peace in that speech at all. the iranian regime has more than a 30-year history of supporting terrorists around the world. they suppress the iranian people that have protested for democracy. this is not a regime you want to get get its hands on nuclear weapons. >> do you want to comment on that guy? >> well i want to say one of the key things that happened this week, president obama basically said outright that iran as the signatory of the non-proliferation nuclear treaty could continue to create nuclear energy for electricity. the israelis are not a signatory to that treaty, finding themselves now up against the wall with how they can deliver rhetoric that puts pressure on the situation. >> the israelis don't want iran to even have a peaceful nuclear program. and there is a debate among their leadership and in their public that is every bit contention between pat and you do have members of the israeli cabinets saying look, we're going to have to find a -- cabinets

they cannot cross into israel for work or to go to the west bank. and the only exist is through egypt where people spend days at the border. >> i felt like i left to go to another country, you know? >> you went to another country. >> so you think i did the right thing? >> oh, forget it. >> forget it? >> yeah. >> they'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe tha

sources suggest to watch either rebels in syria are planning to launch a chemical attack on israel designed to look like it was carried out government. and in other news the. immigration party is set to join the new coalition government to form a member. killed dozens and a crusade against multiculturalism we look at europe's shift to the right. now from a studio in moscow where it's just turned nine pm this is r.t. with international news and comment now we have some breaking news to start with and the russian president has given his first public reaction to r.t. on events surrounding syria and its agreement to hand over chemical weapons stockpiles to you and we also got to how the idea came about and this is what he had to say. it is well known that syria possesses a chemical weapons arsenal which they have always considered a counter to the nuclear weapons possessed by israel but russia's position is clear on this we are against proliferation of both chemical and nuclear arms in syria this is particularly important and we discussed this issue with president obama at the g twenty summit a