>> well, this is the platform for making israel's trios known. israel's voice known. but in the past it's always been bipartisan and with the voice of president known. in this case it tends not to be bipartisan and we have to present a case to of iran that is a real threat to israel, bipartisan support of a president who is been very supportive of israel's security needs, this is the dilemma and we are trying to find a way out. i don't think we've found a way out. >> well, the white house doesn't seem to be finding it either. there is a bit of shottenfreud too. would you expect the speech will go ahead and scheduled? >> i think so. netanyahu sees it as vital to present to the u.s. congress and u.s. public the threat of iran. if there's some way this could be done as i said earlier with support of the white house and of both parties obviously this would be in israel's interest and i think israeli government is very much aware of this. >> there is discussion of protocol and sometimes protocol can be set aside sometimes it's not. can you imagine a situation where an amer

pro-israel, or that this agreement is going to let... >> and yet in 1.5 terms of president obama, israel continues to be a large recipient of u.s. military assistance. >> and by the way, i disagree that he's necessarily not good for israel. i think that actually in the case of bush and shamir bush withdrew your financial guys, long guarantees. >> that's right. >> he did something important. so far the fight between binyamin netanyahu and obama, have been very vocal, very - they have been a lot about rhetoric and very little about actually during the obama time the intelligence the security cooperation has been - is going great. >> what is your sense of how this ends of playing in israel. people are crying foul if binyamin netanyahu wins on election as a result of it. >> yes, some people will some won't. but it's - the israeli election is so close right now, and binyamin netanyahu could either make or break this. >> and you don't think the israeli will not get mad about that. i'm from canada if this happened in canada and if a prime minister a week before the election addressed the u.s. c

this isn't an israel issue issue. more and more it's seen as an israel issue. why? because we have so many people are trying to get married in israel. we have all the russians whether they are jewish or not jewish. so i think there is a growing sense, and were formative presence. so growing sense within israeli society that there's too much control and religion is playing too big of a role. we should remember the synagogue that the israelis don't go to is the orthodox synagogues so they haven't cared that much but now they have alternatives. other points or questions? one minute, he's going to bring you the microphone. >> question. is the airline subsidized by the state of israel? or is it entirely a private company? >> it's a government corporation. it's not what it used to be. it used to be a piece of the government but it spends a lot of time separating out settling out pieces of the government. >> privatizing. quasi-. >> elana i wanted to know, i haven't read your book yet but i'm planning to read it. >> thank you. >> what happened with this seat on the airline?

john terret, israel. >> officials in israel oppose the negotiations with iran saying tehran's nuclear ambition ambitions represent a threat to them. the agreement with iran as it is coming together now is a great danger to western peace and a threat to israel's security. eight days from now israel's prime minister is expected to echo those words when he addresses congress in washington. house republicans invited benjamin netanyahu to speak in what the white house has termed a breach of protocol. president obama will not be meeting with netanyahu but other democrats do want face time with him. richard durbin and dianne feinstein have invited him to a closed door session. >> co-director of the iran democracy project at the hoover institution. it's very good to have you with us. with these higher level players who attended these negotiations are you more optimistic that a deal is going to be reached? >> i am. i think both sides seem to be very earnest in trying to arrive at a imroms compromise but both sides have a cantankerous home base. part of that attempt to assuage the angry home ba

but india is also taking israel's help in places like this.asn't very profitable in the past. but thanks to israeli agricultural expertise and technology the yields and income have grown. >> translator: i can grow more in a smaller plot of lands. the monthly income is good and i use less water so i save money there too. it's a good market value. >> reporter: a few kilometer as way, indian crops are grown with the help of israeli technology and experience on a joint indian-israeli research farm. israel i expertise is being used in 10 indian states with plans to expand to more. since relations were established in 1992, trade between india and israel has grown from the hundreds of millions to billions of dollars. especially in military equipment. india now one of israel's largest customers for military equipment. cooperating in defense projects and counter terrorism inning wellintelligence. >> israel's ambassador says only a few high level visits in the past the countries' relationship remains strong. >> besides having similar values of democracy

it also says israel is working to fuel insurrection inside sudan. israel has even targeted egypt the first arab country to give it recognition readying itself to sabotage the country's water supply. >> israel has created a type of plant that absorb large quantities of water to as to significantly reduce the volume of water that reaches egypt. >> israel sabotages its enemyies

this is not an israel issue. issue. it's more and more being seen as an israel issue. so many people trying to get married in israel. all all the russians whether they are jewish or not. so i think there's a growing sense and the reform conservative movement. so a growing sense within israeli society that there's too much control and religion is plain to bigger role and we should remember that the synagogue that the israelis don't go to is the orthodox synagogues of the have not care that much. now they have alternatives. other points, questions? >> question, is ll airline subsidized by the state of israel? >> it is a government corporation. it's not what it used to be. it used to be a peace of the government, but you no a lot of time separating out sort of selling off pieces of the government, privatizing. was i. >> i wanted to know, know, i have read your project. i'm planning to read it. >> what happens with the seat? but in previous times is best to get involved. the staff tried to accommodate. you know this is happened. this happened in september. it september. it

or israel against iran's nuclear sites. minister netanyahu wants far more, to have iran's nuclear enrichment program dismantled entirely. but these differences, the president said, aren't why he won't see netanyahu this visit. >> the u.s.-israeli relationship is not about a particular party. the way to preserve that is to make sure that it doesn't get clouded with what could be perceived as partisan politics. >> warner: but it's certainly seen as political in israel, where netanyahu is running against a center-left coalition partly on a stand-up-to- washington message, as in this t.v. ad. in tel aviv's largest market voters were divided on the election, and on the trip. vegetable seller david cohen is not sold on the prime minister or the speech. >> ( translated ): he is going for himself, not for me. he is going there to win the elections >> warner: luggage importer ztafrir salomon said netanyahu has to go make israel's case. >> bibi totally understands what he is doing and he is doing it with his chin up. >> warner: but a

we have to stand with israel. think these are all things that they don't separate him from his brother but he doesn't have to on these issues because these are things that republicans across the board, with the possible exception of rand paul, think are the right -- >> in the primaries, especially. >> i think in the general, too, the american people support a stronger military and standing with israel. >> i think the interesting thing is how tactical he was. steve, going out and saying, i supported the surge where people are going to say, if you're going to get stuck in iraq, at least leave on our own terms which the surge allowed us to do but it was not a smart war to fight. are we better off? is isis better than saddam hussein? >> that's the question he doesn't want to answer and he came out and said that flat out the other day. it's a question that they don't want to -- >> like the vice president of the united states and like hillary clinton. >> yes. and what the governor is saying is that the broad message he

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israel says it is allowing some construction materials through. the united nations say some countries have been generous with their aid but it's simply not enough. not enough to build on the rubble of the war and certainly not enough to rebuild people's lives. >>> that was our chief international correspondent live in gaza city. >>> leaders of the syrian christian community say they now believe 150 people have been abducted by islamic state militants in the north of the country and say many more are trapped fighting between kurdish and is mill aitantmilitants. good to see you. the ones abducted mainly women and children you think? >> a mixture of women and children older people and fighters. >> many more still trapped in the fighting. they can't escape. >> yes. there is a lot of fighting going on in this area south and east of hasica. and many people trapped unable to get out. 4,000 people managed to flee the area. >> many syrian christians taken so far or is this the first major incident of its kind? >> this is a situation developing after the en

what has israel done in the meantime?aunched their own investigation that under the icc rules, if one of the parties seized in an investigation, the icc cannot do it. the israelis are going to say, mark i words, they're investigating and it is credible and we have it all covered. meanwhile, evidence is lost, memories fake, people die. this was beyond bungling. this was a craven abdication of his responsibilities. i think the cables make this clear. and in south africa, paul places. with respect to the cable that suggests there was a cia operative who asked south african operative to help within roads to hamas, the south africans then write between themselves, how can we run the cia guy to see what kind of information they're after? it is a bleak window into what the cia's interests are. in 2009, president obama wanted to have a new relationship with the muslim world. he spoke in cairo. autocrats were adopted by the bush administration. obama thought, maybe there is room for political islam. this is when they were still op

israel. >> reporter: do you think you'll come about and rebuild? >> we live close to israel. think back. >>> hamas is trying to seize on the hopelessness in billboards across gaza, it advertises exploits. they recruit young men. gaz jans say they don't want another war. if there's no construction, no jobs, no hope, if things go as they go now. we should not be surprised what may happen. >> i don't remember war. >> another war, of courses. >> reporter: in gaza, it feels like there's nothing to lose. >> a thought, a poll conducted by an israeli think tank found less than half of those polled believed their country won the content and 20% believed the victor was hamas. >>> next in fast-forward - altered states, a crop of communities where recreational weed is legalized. what is holding other states back? later this hour - new voices, old struggle. >> what i have here are people... >> we have young people rising up. you want them to learn from that experience, that you don't do that, you have to listen to older people, they'll be the ones to lead you out. >> a look at america's y

the face of israel. certainly this is why our allies don't trust us and our enemies no longer fear us. >> sort of interesting. it appears to me that it's almost like this giant salon where everybody faulkss about big pictures, big ideas but ignoring the reality of now. where isis is beheading and killing. it's almost like this is sort of a luxury to be able to sort of sit around and talk big picture when the house is burning down. let's talk about the real battle ahead. air operations alone is not going to be effective against isis. it's going to take ground troops. those ground troops are going to be u.s. ground troops. that means we have to embed into our coalition forces which will include sunni tribes. those that will fight with us. the kurds, the centralized iraqi government. the footprint is going to be more than just a sprinkling of special forces. if you put our guys in harm's way you better support them with the right equipment, the right rules of engagement the right medevac, the right quick re

always has stood by its ally israel and voted against resolutions on palestine.joined by the secretary general of amnesty international. >> russia and the u.s. using their veto to protect their own self interest instead of protecting civilians, so we think it's high time that there is a real game changing solution and we believe if the security council permanent members voluntarily renounce the veto there is some chance the security council can start protecting civilians rather than protecting their own political interests. >>> vladimir putin says that europe's gas supplies could be at risk if ukraine doesn't pay for its own supplies, and he has accused kiev of failing to provide gas to the separatists areas of luhansk and donetsk. >> reporter: that wrangling over gas that took place last summer through august september, october, here we go again. a bit of background. last week kiev shut off gas temporarily to the donbask region. russia stepped in and started pumping gas in. then kiev said the pipeline had been fixed and they will provide gas once more. but they

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. lways eager to 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 that rather than

they went to israel because they wanted to live in israel. and i want those people that come to israel they should come to israel because they want to go. not because they're afraid to be in another european country. >> rabbi, thank you so much for joining us. good luck to you. good luck to everyone in copenhagen and denmark. awful, awful attack over the weekend. we'll, of course stay in touch with you. >> we need a lot of sympathy. thank you very much. >> thank you, rabbi, and police pass along our deepest, deepest condolences to the families there in denmark. >>> up next, as you saw, denmark has been shaken by these two deadly attacks. we're going to take a closer look at the shootings. the possible links to last month's paris attacks. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashi

what is the general feeling of israel's importance? >> i think the leaks are possibly the most damaging because they were a very strong partner. and i think it's going to make that relationship that more difficult now. >> thank you. from the city press, a weekly south african newspaper. >>> now nigeria's opposition has accused president goodluck jonathan to using the fight against boko haram to collect votes. we have more now from the capitol of abuja. >> reporter: the aerial video is believed to have been recorded above borno state. nigerian soldiers have been battling boko haram fighters over the last couple of weeks. the video's release follows tuesday's suicide attacks by boko haram. 24 people were killed, and many wounded in two busy bus stations were blown up. >> you >> they come in as passengers and. >> i saw the two guys, and did i not trust them. but i did not pay attention. i suddenly heard the explosion. >> president goodluck jonathan con deputied the attack as a desperate group facing extinction. they said that there were s

netanyahu or best interests of israel. we have a strong relationship, a strong alliance with israel. for speaker to decide to go it alone to invite prime minister netanyahu without consulting with the white house was a mistake. >> o'donnell: as you know president obama will not meet with the prime minister while he's here. what about democrats in congress will they attend this speech? >> we're troubled by it. i don't want to show any weakness in terms of our commitment to israel but some of my closest friends in the united states who support israel had described this boehner strategy as disaster. take the politics out of it.

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-israel relationship and in israel's supreme interest to ensure bipartisan support.has always been the case. and that cardinal principle is being undermined in this way by doing a deal with the republican speaker of the house, go around the democratic president of the united states and that puts democrats in the congress in a position where they have to choose between their president and the prime minister of israel. it turns it into a part san issue with the republicans scoring points against the democrats now claiming to be more pro israel and it just undermines the very fabric of the relationship which is critical to israel's defense and deterrence. it's israel's second line of defense. i think israel's enemies in iran are having a field day in this regard. >> is there a way -- only a few weeks before the israeli elections on march 17th the speech is supposed to take place on march 3rd for the prime minister to find a face-saving way to cancel it? >> the problem is that he's now in a high tree and the tree seems to be growing. and he climbed that tree with one par

. >> israel's prime minister has called on the u.n. to scrap its inquiry into alleged war crimes during the conflict in gaza in 2014. benjamin netanyahu made the call following the resignation of that inquiry monday. he was accused of israel by bias because of consulting work he carried out for the palestinian liberation organization in 2012. we have more now from west jerusalem. >> the israeli government is no doubt very please that had he has resigned as head of the u.n. inquiry into whether war crimes were committed during israel's 50 day bombardment of the gaza strip. we understand that for months now, they have been campaigning against him. in fact, in his statement released by that the prime minister's office today on tuesday, benjamin netanyahu said that he was "biased against israel" and went on to say that the united nations should scrap the investigation altogether. this investigation began in august shortly after that conflict between israel and hamas ended, and is only a month away from being released. now it's very unlikel

and it said that israel is working to fuel insurrection inside sudan. israel has even targeted egypt the first country to give it recognition, readying itself to sabotage the country's water supply. >> israel has developed a plan to absorb large quantities of water as to significantly reduce the volume of water that reaches egypt. >> well, the south africa government has been quick to respond to the leaks by its intelligence agency. a statement from the ministry of state security says that the leaking of the reported documents detailing operational details of the state's security agency is condemned in the strongest possible terms and says that an investigation has been launched into the leak. you can read the original spy cables as well as related articles and analysis on our exclusive website www.aljazeera.com/spy cables. and tell us what you think with the hashtag spy cables. >> three men in the u.s. have been arrested, accused of planning to travel to syria to join isil. all three were taken into custody on terrorism charge. two in new york and one

and tensions flared against israel and hezbollah after israel launched a strike that killed militantshezbollah responded killing two israeli soldiers, nearly igniting another war. and in israel, the fallout of netanyahu's decision to speak before congress took center stage. and it shocked some at fox news seen here as pro-netanyahu, would criticize the news. and there is a sense here in israel and across the middle east that u.s. has lost the ability and the desire to help shape and stabilize the middle east, chris, at a time when it needs it the most. >> con or powerful reporting from jerusalem. thanks for that. >>> and now top middle east experts discuss the situation on the ground and president obama's policies. former army vice chief of staff four star general retired jack keane. kelly ayotte on the armed services committee and dennis ross was a negotiator to four u.s. presidents. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> general i would like to start with the map over the soldier which you presented to the armed services committee this week, what do you think it demonstrat

i appreciate everything the president has done for israel. i think the president also appreciates the responsibility that i have in coming and having to do what i need to do to protect the people of israel. so you talk to u.s. officials, and they acknowledge that there's a profound disagreement with iran with israel over iran but they feel that over the years, they've really been successful in talking to the israelis keeping them up to date, working with them on intel, working with them on the sanctions, and they say they'll continue to do so. >> but the president -- the prime minister is basically saying that president obama, if he goes ahead with this deal, that israel doesn't like -- would be complicit in threatening israel's very existence. i don't remember a time where a prime minister of israel has basically laid out a charge as serious as that is against a sitting president of the united states. i know it's only going to be two weeks before the march 17th elections in israel and the prime minister is getting severely criticized by his

somehow israel's [ inaudible ] got hold of the blueprints.frica wanted the blueprints back asked israel and got this reply: >> reporter: but on one condition: >> reporter: it appears south africa agreed covered up israel's involvement and got its blueprints back. presumably only after he made a copy. two years later a trial took place without any mention of israel's secret role in the affair. the israeli citizen involved walked away free from prosecution. will jordan al jazeera. >>> al jazeera's phil reese tells us the previous secret documents provide new incite into how israeli intelligence operates. >> it gives us a kind of glimpse into intelligent machinations that we rarely get. it's a very murky world. either this was a assad [ inaudible ] to steal the blueprints in the first place, and they used this israeli citizen to do that or the israeli it is -- citizen was involved in the first place and tried to sell the documents. he had the documents and the south africans were desperate to get them back. i think a security service would tell

states, israel must be bad.he united states is bad. united states needs to be brought to heal, you know? it needs to be just like the rest of the world, no better or worse. and so i think it's just worn out, megyn out of a deeply anti-american sentiment whipped up for decades on college campus and today i think is far worse than when i was in college. in the mid 1980s. it's worse and i think most kids who aren't far left just kind of keep heads down and hope that they can graduate and find a job. >> yes. >> it's incredible to hear allahu akbar. >> what does that represent? we saw a horrible case of a burning alife tonight. torture of homosexuals, of christians, crucifixion of christians. that is what it has come to represent, and that is what they're shouting. what does that tell you? >> republicans under attack over comments about children and vaccines but is this really a republican issue? wait until you see what we found with brit hume, next. and whitney houston's daughter. we've learned about what was going

and israel have to decide what's next? do we try to continue with sanctions and restart deplomsy at another point or is this a time for military action? if they're not on the same page, it creates a very difficult situation not just for our two countries but for the region. >> we have to take a break. >>> up next, the growing controversy over common core education standards. we'll have a debate over what's become a hot political issue. >>> plus what do you think of common core? let me know on facebook or twitter and use the #fns. superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. ♪ >>> chances are you've heard of common core, education standards for grades k through 12

/israel relationship?s it's a violation of deep strategic trust between israel and the united states. it's practically unbelievable to consider. i just got off the phone with a senior official who says there's no doubt in their mind that netanyahu did this and the frustration is not just that he authorized leaks, is that he authorized a political dimension to the leaks, that he only leaked aspects that would be most damaging to the u.s. position. he didn't leak the full package. and so there are different dimensions of frustration here in washington with netanyahu over this. but right now -- israel and u.s. have always said they have an unshakeable bond that ties them so clearly together. netanyahu is violated that and now you feel the relationship shaking in a way it hasn't ever shaken it many years. >> what would be his motivation the prime minister's motivation behind leaking a part of these talks? >> he's got a sense of himself right now as facing the same sort of threat that churchill faced in 1938. >

the white house accused israel of leaking information about nuclear talks with iran. some of the questions that israelis th have not been accurate. no question about that. >> i speak about it now. the hour is getting late. very late. >> binyamin netanyahu spent years warning of disaster if iran acquired nuclear weapons, and made the opposition clear. >> the iranian nuclear calendar does not take time out for anyone. >> negotiations are worth pursuing, and the right deal will make the region safer. a survey suggested that 47% of israelis want the prime minister to cancel his teach. 44% say he should go ahead. >> it's my duty as prime minister of israel to make the case. >> binyamin netanyahu is determined to go live in prime time. >>> joining us from washington is an assistant professor with the school of international service at american university and author. thank you so much for your time. this speech whether we talk about protocol or nuclear talks, it's awash in politics. binyamin netanyahu is up for re-election. john boehner is trying to position his party agains

el al, it's not just an airline it's israel. >> el al, it's not just an airline, it's israel's front for its intelligence agencies and the spy cables confirm it after years of allegations. in 2009, south african t.v. show cart blanche broadcast claims of a former airline guard at johannesburg airport. he said he was working for israel's internal spy agency. >> we pull the wool over everyone's eyes, the airport authorities do not know what we are doing. >> months later an israeli airline official was deported. little detail was released, but a secret intelligence document confirms his story. >> they did carry fire arms and had according to them diplomatic protection. they even had all access unrestricted at the airport. this gave them the advantage to gather information with reward to say arrivals and departures to and from south africa. >> another classified report says el al has the privilege of not being searched at the restricted areas. >> el al officials are allowed to travel freely with their weapons amongst the el al passengers. one of the members of el al has been identified a

palestinians, israel wins. united states just does not care enough to pay the political price. when it comes to an issue that is considered core to american national security like will we go to war with iran. make no mistake, if this deal fails and we have new sanctions, we will be on a path to war. that is not an issue that barack obama or any other american president is going to allow an israeli leader to have veto power over and i think obama has made that very clear to people in the democratic party. i think by and large they are going to stick with him. >> peter beinart, graeme wood, shadi hamid, good to have you on. >>> up nesh -- the >>> up next, u.s. found a new battlefield on which to fight isis, twitter. we will tell you whether it is working. ps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking eno

i hope that if jews want to live in israel i think if they are going to israel it is because they want israel not because they are afraid of living in denmark. >> do you think perhaps part to his point or your point, that by leaving denmark or france out of fear out of fear to go to israel? >> right. and with a country where it's shaped by jewish rhythms, it's important to realize that the greatest creations of living in a multicultural society, surrounded by people with all ethnicities and a source of incredible creativity for jews around the world and whether it be france, denmark or the united states i think what we should all aspire to is a world in which jews can live safe fulfill whole lives both in a jewish state and also around the world and benjamin netanyahu is focused on the idea that we not lose the potential greatness of jewish life. >> how, then can this anti-semitism be fought? a rabbi was saying that there needs to be a task force to help fight this. you know i don't know how much that would really help advance this. and fight back on this hate. but have you heard sugge

israel and palestinian authority that they would never admit to in public.tralia government slam as report in the treatment of children in detention centers and fifa recommends moving the 2022 qatar world cup to the winter months. ♪ we begin with syria where at least 90 people from a syrian christian village in the northeast have been kidnapped by islamic state of iraq and lavate i.s.i.l. attacked villages on monday morning and we are joined from neighboring jordan with more and what more what are the details of this? >> well according to the syrian observatory for human rights at least 90 residents, christian from the ancient minority in northeastern syria were kidnapped by i.s.i.l. fighters on tuesday morning. they come from the towns of mainly a syrian and christian towns and they are close to the christian town which is controlled by kurdish fighters which is called teltamid and engaged in syrian and kurdish fighters there and as a result after that the christians were kidnapped. now we understand that these kidnappings coincide with major push by syrian

against israel claiming that israel is guilty of war for what they have done in gaza in the last year and beyond >>> thank you very much kristen saloomey >>> still ahead this newshour - ukraine delays a pull back of heavy weapons from the front line blaming ongoing attacks from rebels. >>> caught on camera. two british politicians filmed offering services to fake chinese company for money. >> nowhere to run. supporters banned from a north korean marathon. we explain why in sport. >> tonight. >> this is the place where 43 students were handed over to criminal organizations. >> a crime that shocked the world. >> the military is about a mile away. they say that they didn't hear anything. >> where are mexico's missing students? >> kidnappings keep going up human security is collapsing. >> "faultlines". al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> award-winning investigative documentary series. "mexico's disappeared". tonight, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> a reminder of the top stori

and israel.iscuss these new poll numbers, cnn's political director david chalian and aaron david miller. these numbers showing most americans, decisive majority 63%, think the speaker of the house shouldn't have done this without going through the white house, which is the normal protocol, they're not happy about the way it was done. >> that's right. and the key is the process, not giving the heads-up to president obama is what is part of this question and is offensive to most americans. however, remember the context of when speaker boehner rolled out this invitation. it was the day after the state of the union, the president was on a high coming out of the state of the union. and this was a play to the hometown crowd for republicans. when you look at the party breakdown in these numbers, a small majority of republicans actually thought it was the right thing to do. independents democrats definitely the wrong thing to do. that's why you get that number overall 63%. but for republicans, they thoug

we have more information from the spy cables. >> the spy cables reveal israel israel's intrigue across the african continent and the resulting anger and suspicion in south africa. one secret cable details a tense meet in pretoria hotel. nobody even knew the israeli agent was in the country. the south africans described it as: >> inappropriate behavior. no respect was shown. the agent was very arrogant and self assure: he boasted he's in daily contact with presidents and heads of services. >> but they conclude that the mossad spy is exploited and manipulated. ronnie was minister of intelligence from 2004 to 2008. the cables show that he requested an audit of south africa's intelligence sharing with israel. >> i didn't want anything to do with mossad whatsoever. so i had not prepared any way to go into actual internal operational actives. >> the spy cables also confirm israel's israel partnership to develop nuclear weapons. ironically, it's trying to stop iran from doing the same thing. this describes a possible imminent shipment of yellowcake to iran. >> he was passing through turkey wh