that surrounded israel is surrounded israel surrounded surrounded it's israel the sun the siege and under threat you described a very small land mass and you know you're dealing with hamas and hezbollah and iran and so on i would like that it's a tough neighborhood the imagery here is so powerful that it's almost impossible to have a rational discussion about the legitimate grievances of palestinians hamas is a terror group and it is committed to killing jews and wiping israel off the face of the earth that's not debatable that's a fact none of this is by accident this is the result that with the liberal effort to shape america perceptions of the conflict a propaganda effort that really begins to take shape with israel's invasion of lebanon in one thousand nine hundred two. israel unleashed another massive air attack on palestinian guerrilla targets in lebanon today from a sky. full of israeli jets bombing bombing. in the summer of one thousand nine hundred two israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its incumbents on

that surrounded israel is surrounded israel surrounded surrounded it's israel the sun the siege and under threat you described a very small land mass and you know you're dealing with hamas and hezbollah and iran and so it's a tough neighborhood the imagery here is so powerful that it's almost impossible to have a rational discussion about the legitimate grievances of palestinians hamas is a terror group and it is committed to killing the jews and wiping israel off the face of the earth that's not debatable that's a fact none of this is by accident this is the result that with the liberal effort to shape america perceptions of the conflict a propaganda effort really begins to take shape with israel's invasion of lebanon in one thousand nine hundred two. israel unleashed another massive air attack on palestinian guerrilla targets in lebanon today from a sky. full of israeli jets bombing bombing. and the summer of one thousand nine hundred two israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its income and some southern border wit

this is only about israel. it really is unique in american history to have a law that specifically prevents americans from boycotting a particular foreign country. i have never seen any kind of historical analog to what we're seeing here. though, of the matter, free speech rights in the united states are very well protected. boycott activity, supreme court, and other courts have held over and over again, is a core expressive action that bahia and others are welcome and entitled to take. so whatever the state of texas and the governor of texas obviously, he has cast his lot with israel rather than texas citizens like bahia who are put in the position of losing their job or advocating for their beliefs. the constitution and the bill of exist her right to protest the policies of israel and occupied territories as she sees fit. amy: gadeir abbas, thank you for being with us senior litigation , attorney with the council on american-islamic relations. he is representing bahia amawi in her lawsuit against the pflugerv

in the land of israel in god's favor. instead they're called by god to help realize the original promise or the original covenant of god with the jewish people, with the descendants of abraham, which is reflected in many prophecies like that of the dry bones that i quoted at the beginning of my talk. and that means that americans are called or are elected or are chosen but are called to sort of a subsidiary role in supporting, promoting or assisting the establishment of a jewish state in, again, some part of the biblical land of promise. in a word, christian zionism. so this is the interpretation of the hebraic account of human destiny that i emphasize in the book. it turns out, as i've suggested, that this way of thinking goes back a long time. even farther, actually, than the international zionist movement associated with theodore hertzel which was organized only at the end of the 19th century. i'll mention just a few major figures in this tradition beginning with woodrow wilson himself, since we are here at the wilson

this is says israel and israel you do have people talking about occupation and till there is movement in the united states politics that can utter these words that can say what is the problem that we need to solve and that is. will be very far from a solution. the pro israel lobby has worked to influence american political discourse extends into academia the canary mission is a website that compiles dos days on pro palestinian college students and professors in the u.s. some of those named on it say it's akin to a blacklist designed to intimidate them into science al-jazeera has investigated the site but that documentary has yet to be broadcast leading some to speculate that even al jazeera is not immune to pressure from the pro israel lobby in the us which the network tonight. professor marc lamont hill and academic now deposed from the media platform c.n.n. gave him would know both sides of that story but as of this writing he's not talking which is the whole point of the exercise. it is crucial for people to understand the magnitude of the threat to free speech and the form of deny

usually an israel, hamas, israel. and secondly, attempts to rego after reintegration, reconciliation between the west bank and gaza and between fatah and hamas. >> both very difficult things to do. we think doing them separately is mission impossible. you can get a short term cease fire but you're not going to get a long term one because of the incentive for the hamas to be in the cease fire the protective role doesn't exist. if you try to have integration without a cease fire, it is easily broken by hamas and others. we think only together, only trying to pursue both a cease fire and reintegration of the gaza strip and the west bank, can you actually achieve major progress. and so to sum, the u.s. needs to be much more engaged. it needs to leave aside the idea of west bank first. and engage both reconciliation and cease fire between israel and hamas. all in one package. and it needs to do so in coordination, in particular, with the u.n., and the egyptians, to lay the ground work for this kind of collusion. whether it

the conflict is not an israel hamas conflict with israel, hamas, the p.a. and egypt a lesser degree which borders the gaza strip. these are direct actors. just between israel hamas and the palestinian authority, we are widely divergent objectives can widely to purchase of understandings of today and the result is you have three parties to a conflict going in very different directions. around the international systems that have given every wide margin of countries with different ideas of where things should go. decides u.s. obviously which we we're addressing industry fork of egypt is involved either as a major part of our secretary but around the jordan, the gulf states with qatar much closer to moscow the others much closer to egypt come with turkey again close to moscow with iran playing spoiler and there's a lot of influence of the one small faction. all these different actors pulled in different directions. first this means problem of collective action of coordination among these groups and cycling once crisis emerges every one of these parties puts tog

israel, mostly, with egypt, too. the other track we've tried is a long-term hamas-israel cease fire. why doesn't that work? because israel will never legitimize hamas by actually coming to a long-term public arrangement with them, but israel would be much more open to an arrangement with a group of palestinian factions led by the palestinian authority or fata that included hamas. what does all this tell you? you need a three-way deal, you need a triangle. it's one three-way deal amongst the key parties with everybody else from the outside in, u.s., egypt, qatar are all pushing for this three-way deal. what does the deal actually look like? first for hamas, this is what you see on the stage behind us and also in the report. hamas has to first agree to a long-term cease fire in ces sation of violence. it destroys all its tunnels, it agrees not to build up its military capabilities, and the last step would be to actually starting to destroy rockets, but at least an agreement not to launch rockets. in exchange for that,

if you're not investing in israel, anyone here not investing in israel?laughter] invest in israel. you should. david: you were the first israeli prime minister to be born in israel. but you moved to the united states when you were 8 years old, right? mr. netanyahu: yes. i came for a year. david: then you didn't like it and went back? mr. netanyahu: i was 8 years old. [laughter] i was an independent kid but not that independent. [laughter] david: then you came back to the united states a a teenager? mr. netanyahu: yeah. you -- david: you went to m.i.t. and majored in architecture. did you want to be an architect? mr. netanyahu: yeah at the time i did. i got an under degree in architecture and did four years in two years. after two years i got my under graduate degree and then i decided i'd go to the sloan school and got an mba. david: then you went to b.c.g. you are in a business career with a great firm. what propelled you to get out of that, possibly getting into private equity even and going to something else? [laughter] why did you abandon that go and

they're already conducting strikes inside of israel. every time they see a dangerous rocket system moving towards hezbollah, any time something that looks like it could threaten israel from syria they're going to step up. as those efforts increase they're going to have to get more aggressive. they are going to have to kill iranians eventually and the iranians and hezbollah will respond. they will probably eventually respond by vast rockets from lebanon and israel will have to respond to that and suddenly we have the next israel-lebanon war. now hezbollah has more rockets, better rockets with longer range and precision in their guidance. even if if israel has this incredible defense system it can be overwhelmed by volume. such a small country. and what do you think is going to happen when population centers in israel cannot be protected from these attacks? israel is going to respond as they always have had to in their self-defense with disproportionate force and we're going to have an all-out war potentially between israel versus iran an

pro israel lobby groups in washington including the a.d.l. apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a problem right now in the public sphere where some versions of anti-siphon ism are opposition to israel are immediately caused by some on the right anti-semitic this is

campuses, they are intimately intertwined with israel and israel narrative, both structurally in terms of study abroad program, in terms of visitation of faculty, joint research, and so forth, while palestinians often are structurally excluded. more importantly, that israeli universities have been complicit in facilitating and making possible occupation. and going back again, if you read ilan papi, ethnic cleansing of palestine, the whole strategy of the village files which was developed between post-1936, uprising in palestine, that was a research that was used during the period for the ethnic cleansing in palestine so in that sense the universities were complicit. more importantly, israeli universities and israeli archives have stolen a mass amount of intellectual property that belongs to palestinians, books, research material, just in the last uprising in palestine, they actually completely emptied the research side of one of the palestinian historians hamid nemeth and all of his material is contained in the israeli archives. how on an ethical part of a university, how can you deny

israel is concerned but there is no indication that there will be a military flare up neither israel nor hezbollah are interested hezbollah under strain because of sanctions sanctions not only against the group but against its patron iran it also has been involved in a costly war in neighboring syria israel also not interested in the military confrontation it is worried about hezbollah's growing arsenal the very fact that it believes it has missiles to target all areas in israel this really is about israel putting more and more pressure on iran trying to prevent iran from spreading its influence across the region in recent years it has been targeting iran and its assets in syria but it seems as of late the focus now is on lebanon because russia in one way or another is clipping iran's wings in syria it knows to stabilize syria and to get the international community on board it's going to need to weaken iran's presence in syria so the focus now in lebanon on israel's aim is to try to contain hezbollah is growing strength that will not be easy because the group is not only heavily arme

i've been living in israel for 27 years.ut the jewish immigrants who came to america, and i wrote about this extensively in my book "trump and the jews." they came to america as legal immigrants. they came only to work hard and only to be full americans. that was their goal. so i've heard people like alexandria ocasio-cortez from new york, the congresswoman, talking about how the immigrants, the migrants are just like the asylum-seekers, the jewish immigrants who were seeking to escape the nazis in world war ii. it's an obscene comparison i've heard it too many times from the left. so yes, there were some of the israeli left were complaining and even accusing the israeli government of racism, but the fact is that now nobody is complaining. everybody is happy that we don't have illegal immigration with israel. >> tucker: that's an amazing story and i hope that a lot of people watch the segment. thank you for telling us what happened in your experience there. remarkable. >> you're welcome, good to be with you. >> tucker: thank

with israel oh israel is still able to go into these areas and arrest and detain whoever they want some for jimmy the pay the p.a. remains rather important in terms of protecting palestinian protecting palestinian children there's a little bit let me get your reaction to what you are what he was saying they're especially when it comes to the p.a. and how as she says they are impotent when it comes to this issue. yeah of course they are important because they are under occupation the palestinian authority is. patient without the real authority and that's why we think that talking about security coordination with israel is nonsense because one side is ok applied by the other but i want to go back to what mr said i think he's trying to say that israelis have criminal not full criminal and criminal is a criminal you cannot be have criminal and the crimes that are committed against children are crimes and this has to be admitted i understand why he feels uncomfortable because he is an israeli in a country that is accused of being an apartheid and that occupying power and he cannot call the i

and not a good to support to israel's policy so israel has an excuse to use them as both settlements in there has made a lot of the palestinians in east jerusalem almost impossible and we've got. trying to sort of we smart about just going with jerusalem as the as the capital i think government's movie is should be seen as not as a balanced policy but as a policy you support for israel and its actions and if anything it encourages is to go on more of these on the ground and to try and actually force a solution on the palestinians what would that be much better is for a state or to do for example what russia and these little knows the state of palestine recognize east jerusalem as the capital of this palestinian state and then if it wants to recognize west jerusalem as that of the think of israel then we won't have any problem with. the current announcement in its form and in fact the prime minister's clucked. careful to talk about the stand aspersion policy on drugs or supposed to be and has rights under international law to east jerusalem as a unanimous security council resolution f

with israel oh israel is still able to go into these areas and arrest and detain whoever they want some for jimmy the pay the p.a. remains rather impotent in terms of protecting palestinian protecting palestinian children there's a little bit let me get your reaction to what you had to what he was saying they're especially when it comes to the p.a. and how as she says they are impotent when it comes to this issue. yeah of course they are important because they are under occupation the palestinian authority is. patient without the real authority and that's why we think that talking about security coordination with israel is nonsense because one side is ok applied by the other but i want to go back to what mr said i think he's trying to say that israelis have criminal not full criminal and criminal is a criminal you cannot be have criminal and the crimes that are committed against children are crimes and this has to be admitted i understand why he feels uncomfortable because he is an israeli in a country that is accused of being an apartheid and that occupying power and he cannot call the

hello israel's military has launched an operation an operation saying it will expose and fought cross border attacks from lebanon by the armed group hezbollah israeli army says the iranian backed group is using a number of tunnels to cross beneath its northern border israel's been boosting defenses along an eleven kilometer stretch of the border since twenty eight fifteen . other director of the cia will brief u.s. senate leaders on the killing of saudi journalists on tuesday genius pulls absence from a trumpet ministration briefing on u.s. relations with saudi arabia last week sparked controversy ashaji was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in october the cia assessment say the crown prince mohammed bin sandman ordered the operation john hendren has the latest from washington. cia director gina haskell will speak to members of the u.s. senate about the murder of jamal khashoggi that is after she did not appear last week when the secretary of state and secretary of defense held a closed door briefing with members of the senate several members of the senate afterwards rep

israel has relevant experience with the exact topic.e'll explain what israel did in response to its immigration crisis and the effect that the wall had on a? >> we certainly do have that experience.on it between 2010 and 2012 there were 55,000 illegal immigrants into israel. you have to understand, israel is a tiny country so 55,000 illegal immigrants in just a couple of years is a lot of illegal immigrants. and most of them settled in southern tel aviv, which was already working class, a little bit run down area. the rapes and murderers in southern tel aviv skyrocketed in those few years. the israeli government under pressure from the grassroots mainly, grassroots protests of the residence from south tel aviv and other towns that were being overrun by these illegal immigrants, the israeli government made the decision that they were going to build a wall, a high-tech steel wall on the southern border, the border between egypt and israel.th it was built over the next few years, it was completed, almost completed by 2015. in 2016 the wall

the occupation i mean this is says israel and israel you do have people talking about occupation and till there is movement in the united states politic that can utter these words that can say what is the problem that we need to solve and that is. will be very far from a solution. the pro israel lobby has worked to influence american political discourse extends into academia the canary mission is a website that compiles dos days on pro palestinian college students and professors in the us some of those named on it say it's akin to a blacklist designed to intimidate them into science al-jazeera has investigated the site but that documentary has yet to be broadcast leading some to speculate that even al jazeera is not immune to pressure from the pro israel lobby in the us which the network the not. professor marc lamont hill and academic now deposed from the media platform c.n.n. gave him would know both sides of that story but as of this writing he's not talking which is the whole point of the exercise. it is crucial for people to understand the magnitude of the threat to free speech

israel's uncomfortable to some. pro israel advocate i don't look at it i don't i don't buy the whole idea that the united states occupation i mean this is a says israel is or you do have people talking about occupation and till there is movement in the united states politic that can utter these words that can say what is the problem that we need to solve and that is. will be very far from a solution. the pro israel lobby has worked to influence american political discourse extends into academia the canary mission is a website that compiles dos days on pro palestinian college students and professors in the us some of those named on it say it's akin to a blacklist designed to intimidate them into silence al-jazeera has investigated the site but that documentary has yet to be broadcast leading some to speculate that even al jazeera is not immune to pressure from the pro israel lobby in the us which the network to not. professor marc lamont hill and academic now deposed from the media platform c.n.n. gave him would know

the occupation i mean this is says israel is and israel you do have people talking about occupation and till there is movement in the united states politics that can utter these words that can say what is the problem that we need to solve and that is. will be very far from a solution. the pro israel lobby has worked to influence american political discourse extends into academia the canary mission is a website that compiles dos days on pro palestinian college students and professors in the us some of those named on it say it's akin to a blacklist designed to intimidate them into signings al-jazeera has investigated the site but that documentary has yet to be broadcast leading some to speculate that even al jazeera is not immune to pressure from the pro israel lobby in the us which the network tonight. professor marc lamont hill an academic now deposed from the media platform c.n.n. gave him would know both sides of that story but as of this writing he's not talking which is the whole point of the exercise. it is crucial for people to understand the magnitude of the threat to free speech

according to the standard procedure they will appear before the court that is what takes place in israel and of course in many cases as well everything of course is documented and even filmed human rights groups say israel needs to be held accountable a lot of. things that are unifying listens and to try to ask international community to. in the coming days weeks and months human rights groups say once the euphoria dissipates forum may very well have difficulties coming to terms with the trauma of three teenage years spent in prison natasha going to aim el jazeera ramallah. all right let's bring in our guests in the ramallah yeah how are you palestinian activist and policy fellow at the palestinian policy network in tel aviv yariv oppenheimer political commentator and former director of peace now and also in ramallah most of all but all of the palestinian politician and secretary general at the palestinian national initiative welcome to you all here at the program now you know how do you let me start with you this case. he's one of the youths that was just released in the past few days t

and there's one less hospital in gaza now israel today a latin hospital.the sheer scale of the attacks boat outrage and condemnation around the world israel's month long pounding of gaza shocked many people around the world mass demonstrations have been held in many of the world's major cities. but in the united states the story was different polls showed the american people holding firm in their support for israel this is the latest you know or seen poll of american shows fifty seven percent of those polled say israel's action in gaza is justified thirty four percent say unjustified these numbers were striking but they were new of the cause of a conflict in which palestinian casualties so far outnumbered israeli casualties the american people have consistently shown from zero sympathy for israelis than for palestinians. it's very difficult to force public opinion on any question from the media coverage that people rely on to form opinions and i think the most prevalent lesson from looking at the coverage is that the coverage tends to see this conflict fro

with israel oh israel is still able to go into these areas and arrest and detain whoever they want some fortunately the pay the pay remains rather important in terms of protecting palestinian protecting palestinian children there's a little bit let me get your reaction to what you had to what he was saying they're especially when it comes to the p.a. and how as she says they are impotent when it comes to this issue. yeah of course they are important because they are under occupation the palestinian authority is. patient without the real authority and that's why we think that talking about security coordination with israel is nonsense because one side is ok applied by the other but i want to go back to what mr said i think he's trying to say that israelis have criminal not full criminal and criminal is a criminal you cannot be have criminal and the crimes that are committed against children are crimes and this has to be admitted i understand why he feels uncomfortable because he is an israeli in a country that is accused of being an apartheid and that occupying power and he cannot call t

can israel's democracy survive. i hope it will sometime democracy can make mistakes but submitted to make them stick out that marcus's than me could i tell. them when you are here do you miss. some of the people that you've been associated with for many years to and out of that really in a funk well who they are probably a year followed you you met them people that you you were accustomed to say don't miss them i am sorry did they're doing you know that i think you're going to mention america and i'm sort of there doing certain things she shouldn't have done but already complained about it and think i also the culture in the mission. and the ones which show me can i said no i would not make would make was no immediate to do before of and so your complaint was over. i was told i was in so this did it took the whole side of. pushing possible. that he would sign it at least ten times as big a dollars just. for example he broke in the sector and said a little too much to. me to find some of the government thought that i

the overthrow of syria is unfinished business israel wants it they want it for israel. and syria just incredibly has survived. the regime and. the state has survived unlike say libya which was crushed. so a modern state has survived in syria a modern state was crushed in in libya. it's it's. it's a time of i mean i think john bolton who is trump's national security adviser said well it's not on her face implied you know too much when he said that we alleyne in the middle east is not to support regimes it is to divide it is to keep it unstable so that when we want to move we can. and that's the situation at the moment in the middle east george w. bush famously said iraq was unfinished business from his father what did you make of the unit g.'s to the death of julie h. w. bush when he died it's very difficult to get satire going because these are terribly serious subjects and george bush was one of the leading undoubtably one of the leading great criminals of the time he was going right back to the one nine hundred sixty s. he opposed the civil rights act. he. he he was w

in israel the wall works 99.9%.s is only about the dems not letting donald trump and the republicans have a win. they may have the ten senate votes but we have the issue. border security, 2020. rich edson is live in washington, d.c. tonight with the late breaking details >>> good evening lisa. the house and senate quickly gavelled in-and-out this afternoon. there is no indication this partial shut down is ending. mark med does says the needle has moved toward a long shut down as democrats and republicans talk past one another. the white house and democrats are billions of dollars apart on border security and wall building. the white house said they extended an offer to democrats five days ago and have no response. the democrat party is openly choosing to keep our government closed to protect illegal immigrants rather than the american people. the president does not want the government to remain shut down but he will not sign a proposal that does not first prioritize our countries safety and security. the president s

israel has been boosting defenses along an eleven kilometer stretch of the border for the past three years that's the name has more from western recent . this is the first operation of its kind we've seen along the northern border targeting hezbollah since two thousand and six that's when israel and hezbollah off a month long war and since then there's been a kind of tense detente israel is saying the existence of these tunnels is a violation of a un resolution agreed upon at that time prohibiting has the law from operating near the border and amassing weapons operation north shield as it's been dubbed by the israeli military began last evening they've been destroying the tunnels building walls and rock barriers in an attempt to thwart any kind of attack from hezbollah in lebanon into israel and israeli military spokesman says we see the hezbollah activities as a flagrant and blatant violation of israeli authority so the question is what might happen next will has respond it's important to note that these activities by the israeli military are confined to israeli territory and that's

a flashpoint close to damascus missiles that syria says were fired by israel shot down. another guatemalan child dies in u.s. custody as family members bid farewell to a little guy who died earlier this month. and japan changes course about on commercial whaling is robust sparking concern from conservationists. anti-government demonstrators are preparing for an eighth day of protests in sudan has president omar al bashir says traitors are behind the calls for him to resign a week of violent protests has left at least twelve people dead and more critically injured on tuesday police fired into the air as demonstrators tried to march on the presidential palace al jazeera to morgan has the latest from car too. after yesterday's protests there were reports of several people injured the police have also reportedly arrested several of the protesters now families have been reporting their family their relatives missing their brothers and sisters missing obviously the protesters were came to go on with their protests were very determined to go on with their demands as they march

israel and it's people need your help now. can make a life changing difference by calling and saying that you will give a $25 food box to help a family in need in israel. thank you and god bless you for your support. lou: mueller's legal filings this week on flynn, paul manafort, michael cohen and whether mueller is finally wrapping up the witch hunt. attorney, former member of the oklahoma house of representatives, cleta mitchell, and gregg jarrett, fox legal analyst and author of "the new york times" pestseller "-- bestseller "the russia hoax." let me start, cleta, with you. a sentencing them me-- memo for general flynn. we're in december finally, i think this is the fourth sentencing date, and your thoughts about where we are with at least general flynn. >> well, this is such a travesty that this special prosecutor has -- special counsel has inflicted on this fine person who serve our country. and, you know, you just hardly know what to make of it when you think about the fact that this special prosecutor, this special coun

a flashpoint close to damascus syria says were fired by israel was shot down. and i'm peter simmons with all your sports the lakers crush the warriors the baseball players one james little of that and much more place when the president. long awaited presidential elections in the democratic republic of congo have been postponed in some parts of the country sparking concern about an upsurge in opposition protests this find other districts voting on sunday as planned in three major urban areas won't be cast for another three months the electoral commission says the votes will be held in march instead benny and you may be the most recent previous delay caused in part by a fire destroying voting machines two weeks ago resulted in demonstrations in several parts of the country the opposition has said it won't accept further delays to the election. joins us now live from can shasta so what's the official reason being given for why the vote will be delayed in these towns in particular. reason is that the electoral commission a given conflict and in and out right now in

in ramallah israel tries to do its best to avoid this kind of escalation but israel's duty is for us the wall to protect our citizens it is totally unacceptable that israeli civilian woman pregnant woman can be attacked at the bus station do you think however you describe a terrible situation but do you think surrounding ramallah was a reasonable action on the part of the israeli forces considering the palestinians day of rage was planned for friday arab terrorists which is pointed towards israel didn't start three days ago or three years ago it was started one hundred forty years ago and unfortunately the main motives the main reason for this kind of hatred that we suffer from is a unwillingness of the arab population to accept a jewish state in any borders so we first of all should try to learn to live together and then we should accept each other ariel there are different perspectives to this obviously there's the israeli side and the palestinian side and i ask you again this action. the israelis would have known that it would cause an escalation and my first question was what can

syria and israel accuse each other of cross border missile strikes so far there have been no reports of casualties. although five million people signed a petition to sue the french government for failing to take action on climate change and. also fears grow that notorious mercenary army blackwater implicated in civilian massacres in iraq is making a comeback after a full page ad is published in a warning that we are coming. under russian town becomes the focus of a national scandal the children of a local pool of local officials go on the trip to turkey using charity money. good evening and welcome this is all to. the israeli military's claiming to have shot down several missiles coming from syria that's up to syrian state media recused israel of attacking targets to the west of damascus find out more from our course a hell of a bus pulled paula good to see what can you tell us that about what the two sides had to say for themselves. well the situation has flared up quite dramatically between israel and syria and as you say both sides accusing the other what we're hearing from the sy

in israel the wall works 99.9%. this is only about the dems not letting donald trump and the republicans have a win. they may have the 10 senate votes but we have the issue. border security 2020. rich is live in washington, d.c. tonight with all the late-breaking details. rich what do we need to know? rich: the house and senate quickly gavld in and out. there is no indication this partial shutdown is ending. chairman mark meadows has said the needle has moved towards a long shutdown and democrats and republicans talk past one another. the white house and democrats are billions of dollars apart on border security and wall funding. the white house says the administration extended an offer to democrats five days ago and has received no response. in a statement white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders says, "the only rational conclusion is that the democrat party is openly choosing to keep our government closed to protect illegal immigrants rather than the american people." >> house democrats say they have off

leaving obviously no doubt about what he expects to happen to israel.at is, i think we would agree, vaguely anti-semitic. robert jeffress. pastor of the first baptist church of dallas. author of the book, choosing the extraordinary life. it's great to have you with us, pastor. lamont hill and his ignorant statement. it is a country full and free speech. but my god the effect of that statement he made is to call for the destruction of israel, is it not? >> there is no doubt about it. his anti-semitic views were eerily similar to what iranian president rouhani said when he called israel a cancerous tumor on the middle east. that somehow the jewish people stole the land of palestine from the palestinians in 1948 and they are occupiers. that's fake history. we know the jews have been in possession of that land for 3,000 years. the thugs, the you have people accusing president trump of being anti-semitic when he has done more for israel than any president in history. w if you go to jerusalem today you see billboard praising president trump for what he has do

time with annihilation and to scream out death to israel. to possess the deadliest weapon on earth. we will not allow that to happen. one year ago today at my direction the united states recognized the true capital of israel. [cheers and applause] >> come on, everybody! [cheers and applause] years"]ts "four more thank you very: much. we will go for six more years. [laughter] then we will be in very good shape. we have never heard four more years. [laughter] we quickly moved the american embassy. you know that story? billions of dollars. i said what do you mean? i do not know if david is here. he called me up and he said, i think we can do it for a lot we better do it for a lot less. they had me signing something over $1 billion, and said we already on the site. the best in all of jerusalem. we could renovate the building and do it for less than $200,000. i said, you have $1 billion. it will probably never get built. we have 200,000, and what i said to david, the first i've ever done this in my entire life, i never said this before, but 200,0

you would you wish to increase the land size of israel with. the sound of states but. i was in london when the world will cross institution. after the war to out in the north and then the foreigners and sing and then leave calling in there with mr pringle and. and he urged me to come at once and i said i want to come this is my country and i want to come but i would choose a time for coming and coming. he did and i saw him in i came out with suggestions the sort of better standards should we think that a piece of tennis time should be presented by the palestinians and since. we don't have the means we don't have this ability does that mean that i'm a bigot or whatever. because i've known it's been good for more than forty yes i see them only maybe i'm to like very much mr bin gaurdian because of his frankness his frankness was sometimes frightening. when he when he would express his views about the destiny and the future of the adage we disagreed that we always wanted to try and find a common. law that i'm prayed that he's out of but if you. got him now in the flesh of

they can only back israel sort of behind the scenes. the chief financial officer of chinese tech company huawei is expected in court on friday when one joe was arrested in canada and faces extradition to the u.s. on suspicion of violating sanctions against iran some analysts fear this could wesson a trade fight between the u.s. and china as he has the latest from washington. from the very start it was going to be a day of losses stocks losing value at a fast clip on concerns the u.s. and china trade dispute is only going to get worse this is happening after news broke that at the request of the u.s. canada arrested when joe the chief financial officer of wall way the giant chinese technology company she is also the daughter of its founder quote way is a really big company and china and munch you know is considered you know tech. she is the c.e.o. of the company and so she's a big deal in china her arrest happened saturday the same time that u.s. president donald trump was meeting with his counterpart president. hoping to calm fears of a

russia accuse israel of a gross violation of sovereignty to syria intercept an israeli airstrike near damascus. and human microchip implants we report on the benefits and the risks of the technology that could replace keys and access cards. and over the long awaited presidential election in the democratic republic of congo has been postponed in some parts of the country sparking concern about an upsurge in opposition protests the vote delayed in beni and in the east which have been dealing with an ebola outbreak since august and you may be in the west when will the hundred people were killed in ethnic violence last week electoral commission says that the vote will be held in those areas in march instead affecting more than one million people have been several delays in the last two years broken demonstrations across the country well i just was earlier this month after more than eight thousand voting machines were destroyed in a fire in the capital kinshasa the opposition says it won't accept any further postponements welcome webb is in contrast to his latest. just a few hours ago bish