women's rights minority rights, you name it, they are in israel. and you single out israel? there is a name for singling out. it is called anti-semitism. treating jewish people different than you treat other people peel -- people. i appreciate the efforts, of people who supported this coalition, and i would encourage you to do even more. >> yes. >> all right. i also want to throw out a couple of pages. >> at wrigley field, a few days ago, i 31st pitch, at the stadium, two weeks ago. i played basketball, football, and baseball. i am disappointed to tell you, that the count is 2-0, on those two pages. two balls, no strike, so, any sports team watching -- i still have a few more pitches in me, to get it right. if you go to the ambassador's twitter page, he has posted a video, we are hoping for a strike next time. >> i figure, go 3-0, and really bring the heat. me and israel really like to have the odds are stacked against us before we go up for it. >> last question, as a miami guy, i want to know, your prediction on the dolphins, win loss record, this year, and whether or not t

into a part of israel which is recognized by the entire international community to be israel this is actually picked off by you know others it's not justifies nipe was just i mean it's something thousand kids only there were tens of thousands of people and they were. indeed there were many casualties and there were sixty two people killed and internally sorry and sad about it and i. also i have serious questions as to what are the appropriate. patterns of response to the illegal attempt to penetrate into israel is it necessary to use the guns they way they were used to snipers they were they were used you have reservations about the lethal force that was my questions i have questions i have one those i have doubts. yes because the results speak for themselves that yes how many injuries how many deaths on the israeli side if it was such a mortal threat to the state of israel no one son agency. no one sais that this was a mortal threat to the state of israel but that's the only thing addition on the which you're supposed to use lethal force so what do you used to do whether were you su

, i may love israel, but israel doesn't love me. you may love me, you may come to love me. the israeli government doesn't love me back -- >> i do. [laughter] >> the israeli government doesn't view me as a jew. and if you belong to this synagogue, they don't view you as a jew. >> or their rabbi. >> sorry? >> or their rabbi. [laughter] >> so israel wants me to stand on the corner at all times to stand by it, but it doesn't recognize me, my wife -- who's not jewish -- or my children even though i'm committed and i'm on the path. so that's a factor that i think is, that is part of this american jewish identity. let me just leave it athat. >> i see you're pushing back though particularly on sort of a political israel and that you're pushing for a more multifacetedded, multidimensional way of seeing israel which includes the people -- >> right. >> -- the culture, the history, the context. i just wonder, though, if that's a luxury that we american jews can say when if there is literally existential threat to the country for us to say, well

others to defend them in israel defended themselves.applause] that is the story of security and if you think about which country is most important for that security think about israel's intelligence agency. one of the best intelligence agencies in the world and you saw from that atomic archive. how about round of applause for mossad? [applause] our intelligence agencies have foiled two dozen major terrorist attacks from major terrorist attacks in the last two years. a plane blown on the sky that was taken off from australia that was heading towards the middle east. terror attacks in europe of the scale that you saw in paris when over 100 people were killed. those attacks it's israel's intelligence services that are keeping the world safe in passing that on to other intelligent agencies. israel is pretty good that i put us up there with any of your partners even european partners when it comes to security for the second here and this is where it sets israel part is technology. there are two great centers of innovation. one is to the west

love israel but israel doesn't love me. you may come to love me. the israeli government doesn't love me back. it doesn't view me as a jew. if you a don't view you as a jew from the synagogue. >> or their rabbi. >> israel wants me to stand on the corner at all times but doesn't recognize me, nor my children who they wouldn't recognize as jews even though i am committed and on the path. that is a factor that i think is part of this american jewish identity. >> i see you pushing back particularly on a political israel and you are pushing for a more multifaceted multidimensional way of seeing israel which includes the people, the culture, history, the context. i just wonder if that is a luxury we american jews can see when if there is literally existential threat to the country, we would like to make israel about more than the politics, let's make it spiritual. when security is beyond reproach in some of these questions. >> like jack nicholson said, you need me on that wall, you want me on that wall and do what the israeli gove

what is the process and cons for israel they are well i would say the only pro for israel is. syria which has no press. of hizbollah shiite militias and iran and not only that not allowing iran to build a major ballistic missile facilities because we cannot allow the iranians to build missiles in lebannon or in syria and give it to the hizbollah and they use it as proxies against us this is something that has to end we have exposed their you runyan face now and they should be up front so far the iranians have been very very methodical and very very sophisticated i would say very conniving when they were behind all the proxies they were willing to fight until the last hizbullah man or the last assad man or the last shiite militias now we want to see the iranians in the front and this is where i think when their interests are going to be harmed when their people are going to be at harm's way i think this will perswade them to go back to their territory and about their territorial in great integrity of syria i'm sure that israel and russia are talking together all the time and i'

richard israel could abort earth. that lightning victory brought with it an illusion of invulnerability. israel seemed secure behind a protective military cuts and. and despite intelligence warnings during september nine hundred seventy three of an upcoming arab attack the head of amman israel's military intelligence general. was convinced there was nothing to worry about. saddam's close relationship with the soviets guaranteed a supply of military hardware. at the israelis knew he had been able to obtain the latest generation of attack weapons. without them israel's military might outweight egypt in the balance. but ever since the humiliation of the six day war egyptians had to see their country fight back. as it continues says fawzia as there was a device they think feeling of a crisis and defeat there was tension there was disorder including the most thracians and the occupation of to have squared and everyone wanted to fight back the regime was accused of failure and therefore so that was heavily criticized the .

noon to israel. as the six day war. israel's territorial gains would change the map of the middle east. to this day israeli occupation of these lands is the main but to peace in this turbulent region. is huge scotto its fifth season early on we had conquered it completely intoxicated everybody was intoxicated no one could even think splayed. but the story of this school is much longer than the six days of fighting. its roots lay years earlier. two decades before the fifth of june one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. tell of eat the food thousandth of may one thousand nine hundred forty eight. the day that zionist leader david ben-gurion declared the establishment of the state of israel. a sought. and mulatto say amo. to him and ask. how. to talk even when all. on the day after the declaration five arab armies and to palestine. the lebanese attacks from the north the syrians iraqis and jordanians from the east but the most serious threat came from the south. the egyptian army advanced to the village of you've been that

israel may be perceived as. striking or waging an on declare war against the shia forces in general no not really and you know about the c.n.n. report i don't know how much credibility. i didn't hear any confirmation from any israeli military authorities really military authorities never and never come for it never confirm such incidents so that's not an argument they're ok but you know any. inside your rights any of that there were. and as far as we are concerned you know let's say that you do a christian heritage. whatever you know which is not based on me yes there is a big fight between shia and sunni but whoever wins they're going to go against us so there is not much difference between the extreme islamists in there. and isis or hizbullah or hamas or others but this is beside the point your rights and you know that there were a isis and other forces saudis and others in syria but these forces did not threaten israel and this is why we were not involved whatsoever actually the only way we were the only i wo

the friendliest of israel china. all the other countries don't look at you know let me let me finish all of these countries signed an agreement with iran to prevent iran from possessing nuclear power why did they do it because they know that if iran will possess nuclear power it will impact not just the middle east but the whole world in a very dramatic minute so why do you try to argue with me about the concerns of israel this is the concern of all the international you know syria has been around and this prime minister i did say by the way time and again that while we will do every possible effort to join forces with other countries in order to prevent iran from possessing nuclear power this is first and foremost a responsibility of the superpowers of the united states of russia of china of great britain with the responsibility of everybody is only a place as a responsibility to particularly when a country threatens to use its power in order to wipe out on the map another country and that's what the iranians are do

is a democracy and we hope that the people of israel can see that the world in this case the soccer players and people across the world. to rise with us to save lives matter and have israeli people to join in and the only thing that by canceling a football match people sitting at home in israel who have seen all this at first hand will suddenly go oh that football much has been counseled i changed my mind and we hope that the people see that palestinians on the other side of the fence are humans too and that they will see that. that israel making that game political by moving it to jerusalem and saying come here and make kind of the capital normalize it that's not the right move. that the wall would stand up when this happens when they try to kind of whitewash this by having international players by having messi come who is a unicef ambassador for the children. israel's defense minister avigdor lieberman has been tweeting let's just take a look at this tree has some quite strong things to say he says it's too bad that the soccer heroes from argentina did not withstand the pressure o

the regime lawrence the relationship between israel and germany is. and acts on what it has a historic. foundations because of the unique experience that we have undergone here obviously a very strong stance against anti semitism is also deeply appreciated and of course the relationships between our two countries are two economies as one that is natural germany as one of the great economies of the world as well as the. leading among the leading innovation nations in the world and the combination of technology and industry is the stream we powerful so i am very very happy that we decided to add a business delegation to the upcoming meeting of our government so that we can have these benefits of technology of know how of innovation. accrue to both our countries and both our peoples. we have great opportunities but we also face great challenges and i think the greatest challenge that the civilized world faces today is the danger that comes up from. militant islam it states that are bent on aggression and acquiring nuclear arsenals this is the greatest da

in israel this news aroused deep rooted fears in kibbutz state but can't bring time into home of israel'sfounding prime minister david banker. and. then gorean all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would rise in the arab world and would united for the car of world just israel. and the fear of that prevention was enhanced when nasa took power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week after bangor ian took up the post one hundred fifty israeli paratroop as led by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza but. forty egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back decided immediately to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border to prove the patience and the attacks by inch of traders who are on the rise in. a tub the mass of the. public the need for a way in mass of some your himself from seem was the. medina. and has a. war and has alerted the minute of our. claiming the

no recognition of israel. chastened by the one nine hundred sixty seven defeat president nasser made the political u. turn and embraced fattah well in them and can a lot of the. of last of your sort of it at last a group of us in fact went to egypt and we finally met with nasser i told him i was a master ist i said we had a group of young men who believed in their god i'm country and were intent on liberating it he said egypt what from now on sure everything was us. egypt began providing training and support for a fact that on the condition that operation is not to be mounted from egyptian territory jordan quickly became the springboard of attack the government in a man could only stand by and watch. in march one thousand nine hundred sixty eight palestinian guerrillas attacked a bus killing two israelis. defense minister moshe dayan vowed to teach the palestinians and lesson. the target was the jordanian village of in the jordan valley which had become a factor stronghold. some fifteen thousand israeli troops

decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital is a government interference moved from favor to those who started talking that this is on this of into it and it is this is that was stupid of israel fifty one and it said. they brought it into the so. reserves. and there isn't any government exists to ensure israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is reported to have phoned argentina's president to try to get him to persuade the team to change its mind or its mockery here wishing the squad luck said it wasn't up to him in the knesset israel's sports and culture minister said threats against messi had we force the argentinians to cancel the friendly she lashed out at the israeli left who blamed her for moving the game so one of my lead the bill. how much do we have to take how much nonsense do we have to deal with how much effort do we have to make to make ourselves undistorted why do people have to be so bad and lie and have no national pride. the argentinian f.a. said security concerns that forced them to cancel the game. the actions on the threats that have been made of blood

in israel this news aroused deep rooted fears in kibbutz state who can bring time into home of israel's founding prime minister david banker. and. then gorean all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would rise in the arab world and would unite the power of world against israel. and that fear of that prevention was enhanced when nasa to power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week after bangor ian took up the post one hundred fifty israeli paratroop as led by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza but. forty egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back decided immediately to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border the provocations and the attacks by inch of traders who are on the rise in. a tub the mass of a year or. the need for a way in matters of some your himself from seem was the only gal in medina or. well some. are. claiming they were egyptian territo

in israel this news aroused deep rooted fears in kibbutz state who can bring time and home of israel'sfounding prime minister david banker. and. then gorean all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would dry eyes in the arab world and would unite the car will just israel. and the fear of that prevention was enhanced when nasa took power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week after bangor ian took up the post one hundred fifty israeli paratroop as led by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza but. forty egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back decided immediately to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border to prove the patience and the attacks by inch of traders who are on the rise in. a tub the mass of a year or what if that means a way in mass of some your himself from c.m. was the mob. in medina or was. what. and. what has alerted. are. claiming they w

campaign the tries to stop people investing in israel visiting in israel buying israeli goods anything that legitimizes israel now they would say the palestinians would say that by stopping the argentinians persuading the argentinians not to play in jerusalem highlights again to the international community what israel is doing to the palestinians in the west bank and in garza and of course israel it wants to normalize in the eyes of international the international community the idea that jerusalem is its capital especially after the u.s. moved its embassy here what the palestinians have said well look what we've now highlighted to you is far from normalizing jerusalem as israel's capital this shows you the jerusalem status is far from settled floor. from westerners and thanks very much bennett. the number of people fleeing conflict is now almost one percent of the entire global population that's the highest in modern history as one of the many alarming figures to emerge from a report which shows our world is less peaceful now than it was in the past decade the global peace index says t

working in israel. egypt in coordination with israel closed its border with gaza as well effectively sealing the strip from the outside world. hamas has fought sri wars with israel since then the first in two thousand and eight. the last in two thousand and fourteen resulted in more than two thousand palestinians being killed at least half of them were civilians more than five hundred fifty of them were children. sixty six israeli soldiers and five israeli civilians including one child were killed. enough is a die as family have owned bakeries for generations like thousands of palestinians their businesses and homes were taken over by israelis during what the palestinians call the nakba or catastrophe of the one nine hundred forty eight. plus lunch. in the photo in your cities and what it had to say when i wanted it off nuff said begun begun in a full on fear of will see the big a second for the middle of the phone for you from the. in the done that get up again i should've but gotten out of the four on

for israel then to give up. asya would have probably been an impractical thing to achieve unfortunately sometimes it really does take a military offensive to change perceptions of negotiating oscars. so it had to be. but sadat had a bold idea in mind. could a limited rule bring the attention of the world superpowers back to the region and jump start stalled peace initiatives. it was a plan developed by his chief of staff says lee. and another goal would be for the. novel and we can cross the canal with him.

received a strong message from israel with the stepped up air strikes that it's want tolerate iranian presence in south syria that's why iran withdrew from solving syria the iranians know that engaging in a war with israel in syria is not its benefit. and it's not to russia's benefit either an iranian israeli confrontation with threaten the assad government hold on power and moscow's achievements it has been a difficult balancing act for russia which enjoys good relations with iran and israel israel doesn't just want iranian and iranian backed troops away from its borders it wants them out of syria altogether israel sees them as a strategic threat and want russia to ensure that their military influence doesn't grow. it's not just israel's demand other regional international powers want to limit iran's influence moscow to wants a strong syrian government to help broker an internationally backed political settlement not interested in long term run ins increased incidence in syria because there. were so basically russia is interested more in stronger than. russia and iran have long had d

but again israel was to break the second ceasefire. that formed the amount of you see their main target was a big city and conquering of a big city either is smart or swiss a city with a big name and they were fighting more of a media battle but at the same time they wanted to achieve a big political goal. until the six day war suez was a flourishing industrial city imports. but after nine hundred sixty seven the city found itself on the front line between egypt and israeli occupied sinai. a target for israeli attacks it was soon reduced to rubble. a city of a quarter of a million people now lay virtually abandoned. early on october the twenty fourth just as the new cease fire was scheduled to start israeli tanks and power troops moved into the semi deserted city. but they soon encountered stiff resistance from a small city militia. to have those tanks entered the city and ibrahim saw a man hit the first of them so a man's shell went through the tank such as the driver's throat and stop the tank that was the first stack to stop in so r

in israel this news aroused deep rooted fears in kibbutz state but can't bring time into home of israel'sfounding prime minister david banker. and. then gloria all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would rise in the arab world and would united for the car will just israel. and the fear of that prevention was enhanced when nasa to power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week off to bangor into cup the post one hundred fifty is really paratroop as lead by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza. foody egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back he decided immediately to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border to prove the patience and the attacks by inches traders were on the rise in. a tub the mass of a year or public the need for a way in matters of some your himself from c.m. was. medina was. what. and that has a. war and has alerted the minute of our. cla

next with outrage continuing to grow over israel's use of lethal force against protesters and the u.s. remains of wavering in its support for its middle eastern ally most recently washington's ambassador in jerusalem dished out some less than diplomatic advice to journalists covering the rallies in which since march at least one hundred twenty palestinians have been killed. the. well the american ambassador to israel david friedman has attacked the media for what he says is failing to fairly cover the recent protests along the israel gaza border he said that when you have a situation of some forty thousand protesters storming the israel border and the cover of burning tires and with pistols a molotov cocktails that situation is unprecedented and he says that israel did the best it could and yet despite this ninety percent of media coverage. it was biased and critical against the israeli defense forces the american ambassador did however concede that some criticism against israel is legitimate now israel's position has always been to blame him us for the protests and the ensuing violen

in israel this news aroused deep rooted fears in kibbutz state but can't bring time into home of israel'sfounding prime minister david banker. and. then gorean all the time feared that one day a new kemal ataturk would rise in the arab world and would unite the power of world against israel. and that fear or that prevention was enhanced when nasa took power ninety fifth. and february one thousand nine hundred fifty five ben-gurion returned to political life. this time as defense minister. just a week after bangor ian took up the post one hundred fifty israeli paratroop as led by major ariel sharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza but. forty egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back he decided medically to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border the provocations and the attacks by inch of traders who are on the rise in. a tub the mass of a year or more the need for a way in matters of some your comes off some seem was the. medina or was. and that has a let me answer. has alerted. claimin

rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington well a young palestinian man who oppose the kennedy support of israel was convicted of his murder and sentenced to life imprisonment but have a sentry on there are still many unanswered questions over his death and calls for the case to be reopened my can have reports. so. fifty years after his death bobby kennedy's family gather in memory of his life among those accompanying his widow ethel are his children grandchildren and friends who survived the decades. remembering that day when robert francis kennedy's bid to become president of the united states was ended in a hail of bullets going to help a grandma going to quite a moment a twenty four year old palestinian. was found guilty and is serving a life sentence. obviously always there but there is no. moment to remember who might go. whatever it was look at. be. any of that but the family renowned for its unity is sharply divided about the circumstances of bobby kennedy's death earlier this year his son robert f. kennedy jr visited sirhan sirhan in prison and afterwards called for the investigation in

opponent really disappointing for from argentina israel will not forget this. so politics very much involved in the cancellation of the sporting event for more let's bring in our correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem tanya the match has been canceled as we heard tell us more know about the reasoning behind that. what i see is said i mean the pressure has been mounting on the arts and t.n.t. not to come out originally be friendly was scheduled to be held in haifa a port city in northern israel there were also protests expected there but when as we understand this very government pushed the game to be played and to be misled the red line was crossed for many palestinians and the head of the palestinians football association head cold has accused actually the israeli government of politicizing again palestinians of course. as an occupied city they want to see east jerusalem as the future capital of their future independent state and as far as we understand also a lot of the come pain is not to play not for the teams to play also said you know we should look at w

strong support for our ally, israel. congressman saw baines stated that israel is one of our closest and most important allies. congresswoman dennings said, israel's security is essential to the future of the jewish people and the security of the united states. congressman lynch stated that the state of israel is one of our most important allies. congressman engel agreed that the biggest agent in israel security, today, the most serious danger israel must confront is iran. it is unacceptable that a country with a history of supporting terrorism and calling for the destruction of israel could have a nuclear weapon. minority leader nancy pelosi has noted that there is no greater political accomplishment in the 20th century and the establishment of the state of israel. as you can see across the aisle, we all want to see israel survive and thrive. we agreed that iran's aspirations to annihilate israel are not acceptable. given that the large bipartisan support for israel, how does the u.s. withdrawing from the iran deal and

i know that israel has the united states full support. you know initiating peace there to the best of their ability but it's very difficult when israel is of course completely surrounded by enemies and the gaza strip situation is one where hamas continually initiate violence against israel and then in turn blames israel for the very violence that hamas is creating and so it's a very frustrating situation i know for most israelis that i talk to are very interested to hear thoughts started you know who is a political analyst always a pleasure to thoughts on this. all right switching gears now president trump has repeated his call for russia to be invited back into the g seven saying that member states already spent so much time talking about moscow you know we spent probably twenty five percent of our time talking about russia and he said to me so it wouldn't be better if they were you know i'm not for russia i'm for the united states as an example. let me put who was sitting next to me today instead of one of the others and we were having

in one thousand nine hundred forty eight the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. sixteen years later in one thousand nine hundred sixty four the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. following the expulsion from jordan p.l.o. leader yasser arafat decided to pursue the path of diplomacy. there were hopeful signs in the early seventy's but the optimism was all to come crashing down. people. but what's. good. but only. good also not only the idea that's us but. following id in nov nineteenth seventy four yes an artifact received a standing ovation at the general assembly. he had spoken over a peaceful solution to christ in the mount. for the guerrilla leader standing among statesman it was a crown in which. journey to the un had begun several years. following their expulsion from jordan some palestinian factions concluded their fiery rhetoric and revolutionary zeal had harmed rather than help their cause are you saying the same time th

israel's prime minister. whistle stop tour of european capitals in bold and via america's withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal that he made netanyahu tells german chancellor it is time to get tough on time also on the program. ave terrorists victims the german women who married islamic state jihad ists and now want to come home. i'm going to stone germany so the world cup squad comes to mind well not noir makes the team despite concerns over his fitness a rising star on the roy saturday. i'm still gal welcome to the program germany's chancellor i'm going to america i'm tired israeli counterpart benyamin netanyahu have been holding talks in the first since the united states pulled out of the iran nuclear deal mr netanyahu is visiting the deals european signatures to demand a tougher line on. we have great opportunities but we also face great challenges and i think the greatest challenge to the civilized world first is today the danger that comes up from. militant islamic states that are bent on aggression and

tear gas israel's military hasn't commentates meanwhile israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists he's doing everything he can to avoid palestinian casualties in gaza netanyahu made the comments ahead of talks with u.k. prime ministers to resume may who express her concern over the shooting of protesters at the border between israel and gaza he says the level of force was needed to protect israeli lives one hundred twenty one palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers since we could demonstrations began in the gaza strip in march. new evacuations have been ordered in guatemala as the amount for a go volcano spews more lava at least seventy five people have been killed and hundreds are missing after sunday's eruption as rescuers have been sifting through hot ash in search of survivors entire villages surrounding the volcano have been destroyed david messer has the latest from syria that via which is about ten kilometers from the volcano. what a mollusc lego volcano continues to be highly active you can see it here behind me and this morning we've seen columns of smoke rising

embassy in israel to jerusalem. israel a plot of these moves germany didn't. in march during his inaugural visit to israel the new german foreign minister outlined his country's approach. which over the. i believe that we agree on almost all of the goals. there are some differing opinions on how to achieve them. germany's place will always be by israel's side on all of these issues slaves are after the founding of the israeli state seventy years ago the chancellor of west germany konrad adenauer acknowledged his country's responsibility for the holocaust in one thousand nine hundred sixty five germany and israel formally established diplomatic relations then came the munich olympics in one nine hundred seventy two when palestinian terrorists killed eleven israeli athletes but by now the relationship between the two countries was strong enough to withstand even this setback in march two thousand and eight chancellor merkel addressed the israeli parliament she said israel's security was crucial to germany. either going to sleep every federal government and every

world cup that starts next week i don't think they were ever very interested in having to come to israeland have to be here days before the world cup so i think this is more of a political issue and i think it's a big blow to israel that argentina are not coming it's clear that our since you know was more interested in playing the game it's better facilities in general just a better stadium but there again this game was always very much about all to is very important for the israeli government to have game. you know a month after the united states move their embassy to jerusalem and as we know the plan the service will really try to push it with the help of the sports ministry and of course argentina accepted but i think you know a big thing that came down to everything was that it was huge pressure by us in groups on the margins on a to cancel the maps and in the end that really was what led to the match going to cancel as teams continue their preparations for the world cup starting in russia next week egypt and belgium have just kicked off norway are leading panama one know and the cze