the moroccan and israeli food was delicious.r was part of the largest party the conversation was intense, passionate, open, w arm. voices are raised because there was so much competing noise. no silence and none at all. at the end of the meal they entire family saying wild baying being on the table. they were wonderful. yesterday's a was in the supermarket and answered the cellphone in arabic and the day before a soldier tried to show the five was barely tolerated. i felt safe and welcome and wanted i wanted to bring as many palestinians to israeli homes the five had that opportunity how different would my life have been? >> i have a few comments but i want to to invite questions or comments or thoughts or responses, we could have some real conversations. if anybody has a thought to or question or comment. >> many israelis and palestinians are opposed rumble sides with palestinian society there is normalization it is defined differently but bringing israelis and palestinians together. to see their not already accepting the power

i think the israeli army would learn to respond to a killed one israeli soldier this early morning think the people in gaza now have the fear that israeli army might attack more civilians and civilian areas. especially in the area where the israeli soldier was killed this morning i did see in time of thing the the attack itself which was this morning by a palestinian media turn was an individual attack against an israeli your need to which was alongside the gaza strip from the golan the only belonging to the israeli military forces this i think comes and made their frustration of young palestinians who are still feel the continuation of this radio. and they still feel there are thousands of prisoners in israeli jails and i guess at the same time the care which came in the morning by the palestinian young man feeling that he might be able to kidnap an israeli soldier or bring him into gaza strip in order to have a swap deal with the israeli military forces to bring out some hundreds of palestinian political prisoners but we've seen relative calm over the last few months along the gaza bor

the israelis are not required to learn arabic.learns english then as a second language they have a choice between french or arabic. and there were some palestinians in the group that insisted on speaking in english even though hebrew was actually better than english, but because of the issue of dominance of language because the palestinians were in some ways making the point like we have to learn your language come you haven't had to learn the hours. speaking in your native language, even though that might be more fluid than the third language, it's still not my mother tongue and there was an act of resistance about that by choosing to speak in english. so, so many fascinating dynamics around language in the conflicts that's really an excellent question. >> i think we have time if there is one or two more questions. >> one of the things that struck me about the book is our accepting he was when he got his prison sentence, just it was ten years about what i expected and that is the exact opposite of what you have in the country reg

leadership i think that what the israeli leadership is doing is just to. capitalize on kind of a man to man with the sanctions first of all in the mind of many israelis spatially those leaders you're talking about the implementation of sanctions it's kind of a byproduct of an israeli pressure. so it's because israel actually threatened. to militarily attack iran. this was all forced the european union and the americans especially the americans to come up with a much more let us say strict policy with regard to iran in order to appease israel this is how israel takes think now since obama and the american ministration would not like the idea of having kind of an im broadly go in the middle east before november i think is what obama did with the swift sanctions is on the one to tell israel we are on board. and you should just set aside now actually and we are going to dictate the rhythm with regard to iran on the other hand there was a message would be there was sent to iran that it's going to be very pricey so basically it could cut either ways but i think

a couple from new york hold up iranian and israeli passports. they show relations between the two countries don't have to be strained. this man started the campaign. he wanted to present a truer innage in a -- image of israelis to the people of iran. >> the only image i have in mind is the one i got from the tv. so i just wanted to paut nothut image. iran aggressively restricts free internet access. even though, many iranians access the site and posted the flock of messages. many said they did not hate israel or its people. >> when people understand each other. when they are getting, you know out of the lies and the, you know, the propaganda and just, see each other there is no way they will fight one with each other. >> reporter: at the government level, israel appears to be hostile towards iran. but at the grassroots level it is a different story. many is rail lows are going out of their way to show iranians how much they want to be friends. >>> google has unveiled its own tablet computer. the internet search company, hopes to make inroads int

there were more and more israelis.point, it was difficult for them to prevent us from going to the demonstrations. in the beginning, they would follow us and try to block us or arrest us on the way. when it got bigger, it became much more easy for us to go into the village. >> one of the neat things about your film, it tells the story of the struggle against the israeli security wall from the perspective of the residents of bil'in. this is your friend adeeb abu rahmah who is confronting israeli soldiers. >> adeeb abu rahmah hugs and olive tree at the end of that clip. if you could talk about a deep, his role in the protests, and what happened to him. >> a deep is my close friend. when we were a child, he was my friend. we grow up and know each other. we live in the same area and same village in same neighborhood. we were together in the protest. he was protesting and i was filming. so i was always focusing to what he was doing. he was very courageous. he never accepted the violence or the soldiers or what the region ag

with us here on r t our top story russian president vladimir putin has called on both sides in the israelipalestinian conflict to resume talks to break the stalemate russia's also stepping up efforts to help resolve the conflict in syria and ease tension over iran's nuclear program as putin begins his visit to the middle east he's currently on the first leg of his tour in israel where artie's polis leader is following the talks. russian president vladimir putin and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been holding a meeting at the prime minister's residence in jerusalem both leaders said that the talks had been frankenfood full and the most significant point made was the point made by the russian president calling on both israelis and palestinians to resume peace negotiations the israeli prime minister responded with this quote that it was complicated but simple and that word president putin peace paulson that message tomorrow tuesday when he meets with the russian when he meets with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas mahmoud abbas in the palestinian city of ramallah now pol

to now way it's six pm here in the russian capital president putin has called on both sides in the israeli palestinian conflict to resume talks to break the stalemate but russia is also stepping up efforts to help resolve the conflict in syria and ease tension over iran's nuclear program as president putin begins his visit to the mideast he is currently on the first leg of his tour in israel our correspondent polis there is there and we are trying to get her on the line and we'll cross live as soon as we can get that. in other news egypt's new president mohamed morsi wants to review a peace treaty with israel and build stronger ties with iran the elected leader outlined his position in an interview with iranian media on monday in which he said he wanted to create a strategic balance in the mideast while such a statement is certain to alarm israel and its close ally the us with the course the country is now heading under islamist rule explains egypt's revolution began with tens of thousands into here square and it became a success shortly after washington sided with the anti-government oppo

tone all the pro israeli approach we know that the israeli president shimon peres is currently now in washington he has met with the defense secretary panetta in addition to hillary clinton and i think he made it very clear he spoke about for example the ayatollah is into iran and their aspirations to achieve some kind of head germany so i think from now the israeli pressure on obama is quite clear and if we look in the past all burma has being quite weak when it comes to confronting these israeli lobby and to confronting the government of not on yahoo in general for the surfer these reasons i don't think you can expect quite a lot from from the moscow talks i think that is world will continue to force its a habits have its way and to force washington not to make any kind of headway with iran what. israel does fear that there might be some prospects of a solution between the obama administration and to her and so it's doing all it's all it can and so i think because of this as i said we cannot expect much and obama . from now or at least from up with seen until now has gained the repu

diplomatic muscles as the russian president calls the middle east pushing for more dialogue between israelis and the palestinians. the eurozone crisis claims its fifth victim cyprus asked for a multi billion euro bailout. evil banking sector and its debts. internationally easing comment twenty four hours a day you're watching r t nato is set to decide what action to take against syria after turkey called for an urgent meeting of their lives and chris says its allies should view friday's downing of its military jet by the basque this as knocked of aggression. as the latest. they to officials will be gathering for an emergency meeting in brussels later on tuesday and that's off to turkey's request the country has invoked article for all the alliances chalta that allows a new routes members to call for consultations if it feels that its territorial integrity will national security have been threatened the last time article four was invoked in two thousand and three shortly before the iraq invasion and back then again that was took his initiative this time took it has called for a meeting for co

intel of if president putin has called on both israelis and palestinians to. xoom talks to break the regional stalemate the russian leader is due to meet the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas to push the same message meanwhile moscow is also stepping up efforts to help resolve the conflict in syria and these tensions over iran's nuclear interests. are has more. both leaders said that the talks had been frankenfood full and the most significant point made was the point made by the russian president calling on both israelis and palestinians to resume peace negotiations the israeli prime minister responded with this quote that it was complicated but simple and that word president putin peace paulson that message when he needs with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the palestinian city of ramallah clinton also said that the two leaders had discussed syria and iran and he didn't go into more details in saying that the talks were fruitful and he thanked the israelis for the unveiling of a wall morial to the raid army that was unveiled in the israeli city of

and palestinians to resume peace negotiations the israeli prime minister responded with this quote that it was complicated but simple and that word president putin please paulson that message tomorrow tuesday when he meets with the russian when he meets with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas mahmoud abbas in the palestinian city of ramallah putin also said that the two leaders had discussed syria and iran and he didn't go into more details in saying that the talks were fruitful and he thanked the israelis for the unveiling this morning monday of a rule morial to the raid all me that was unveiled in the israeli city of the time he also said that there's more than one million citizens of the former soviet union who currently reside in israel and he said it was important for russia that they have peace and security now the israeli prime minister spoke about egypt he said that israel respects the democratic process that has been undergone in egypt and in that context was willing to deal with the new egyptian president mohamed morsi in the context of the nine hundred seventy nine israe

and palestinian leadership is needed scheduled with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the israeli president shimon peres as well as the palestinian president mahmoud abbas not topping the agenda as to be expected are the issues of iran syria and egypt and the palestinian issue who does have a number of good relationships with israeli leaders some of those relationships are personal relationships and indeed his visit here to the region does send out a strong message that russia has a central role to play in this region and a central role to play in helping to resolve the ongoing conflicts at the same time it seems an implicit message to the american president barack obama who has not visited israel which is the united states his closest ally in the region for more than three years russia too has a vested interest in playing a key role in this region particularly in light of the recent arab spring and concerns that the trouble from the arab spring might spill over to the caucuses ultimately into russia. like you said paula out russia centrally involved in trying to help solve many d

for the unveiling of a wall morial to the raid army that was unveiled in the israeli city of the time the israeli prime minister spoke about egypt he said that israel respects the democratic process that has been undergone in egypt and in that context was willing to deal with the new egyptian president mohamed morsi in the context of the nine hundred seventy nine israeli egyptian peace treaty certainly moscow has a huge role to play in dealing with these issues in this region it is regarded by all the players as a positive contributor what we do understand is that president putin will put pressure on the israeli leadership not to attack iran and certainly this is in the context of his really leadership talking about striking turn around because of its nuclear program at the same time moscow is unlikely to ask the israelis to hold back from interfering with what is happening in syria the violence unfolding there perhaps as we see this growing closer relationship which is certainly the mood that was put forward by both netanyahu and putin is growing relationship between israel and russi

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one israeli official was killed this week.they say now that an egyptian president has been elected, he needs to use all of his authority to deal with this situation because they see this as the most pressing issue between the two countries. >> all right. we'll see how it develops. eventually some communication is going to have to take place. elise, thanks very much. so we've been saying it for the last 40-plus minutes. this is a truly historic moment for egypt. what about these challenges lying ahead as we leave you on live pictures of tahrir square in there's no parliament. there's no constitution. the military is holding on to much of the power. the muslim brotherhood candidate, many people still very much suspicious of their motives. we'll be right back. we'll be speaking with another guest next. stay with usz. you inspired a ron howard production. with your photographs. ( younger sister ) where's heaven ? ( older sister ) far. what will you inspire, with the eos rebel t3i and ef lenses, for ron's next project ? learn more

also meeting with the israeli president shimon peres the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well as the palestinian president mahmoud abbas topping the agenda as to be expected are iran and syria egypt and the palestinian issue the russian president has good relations with many in the israeli leadership some of those relations are on a personal level and no doubt his visit here since a clear message that russia is a key player in the middle east region and at the same time that russia has a central role to play in helping to solve the region's various conflicts now it also seems an implicit message to the american president barack obama who has not visited israel which is the united states its closest ally in the region in more than three years the this that of president putin comes from the heels of the arab spring russia of course also has a vested interest in making sure that the trouble from the arab spring does not spill over to the caucuses into russia they were a number of issues that are on the agenda first on the topic of iran and moscow will be trying to convince t

president bush tonight tours the middle east pushing for dialogue between israelis and palestinians having already focused on the syrian conflict and the nuclear iran during his visit live pictures of newton and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas addressing the press there. the eurozone claims of a crisis i should say claims a fifth victim has cyprus asked for a multi-billion dollar about loud rescue its people banking sector and finance its debt. oh live from our studios in central moscow you're watching with me and he said now it's good to have you with us two pm here in the russian capital twelve noon in brussels and nato is set to decide what action to take against syria after turkey called for an urgent meeting of the alliance ankara says its allies should view friday's downing of its military jet by damascus as an act of aggression war correspondent tests are silly it is in brussels and will be joining us shortly live from there with an update. the turkey claims meanwhile that the downed jet was on armed and it was simply tasking the country's radar system but the head of an ind

>> what the israelis is doing makes sense to me, pat.we'll be right back with predictions. >>> prediction, governor scott walker of wisconsin will be recalled. yes or no? >> no way. he's home free! >> yes, but that 25 million dollars is a lot to overcome for the democrats. >> no! >> yes, but narrowly. >> the answer is, no! bye-bye!

leadership not to attack to iran in this comes amid ongoing critique from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu russia recently hosted the latest international conference that dealt with the question of whether or not iran was building nuclear weapons and indeed that those talks had no breakthrough rushes of the opinion that they can be no attack on iran and certainly that any kind of sanctions do not work they pave the usefulness on the topic of syria here russia will be trying to convince the israelis not to get involved in the ongoing violence just across its border and then on the palestinian issue here to moscow. has a central role in trying to hope we start israeli palestinian talks that have been deadlocked for quite some time and when it comes to the whole issue of syria and iran these countries are increasingly under pressure from the united states and from its allies such as the gulf states and when you look at this it could be interesting whether or not by forging a closer relationship with tel aviv if indeed moscow whose relationship with the united states has als

to the raid all me that was unveiled in the israeli city of the time he also said that there's morethan one million citizens of the former soviet union who currently reside in israel and he said it was important for russia that they have peace and security now the israeli prime minister spoke about egypt he said that israel respects the democratic process that has been undergone in egypt and in that context was willing to deal with the new egyptian president mohamed morsi in the context of the nine hundred seventy nine israeli egyptian peace treaty certainly must go it has a huge role to play in dealing with the issues in this region it is regarded by all the players as a positive contributor perhaps as we see this growing closer relationship between israel and russia those two might help russia and the united states this relationship which has been waning in. recent months egypt's new president mohamed morsi will start forming a government after promising to strengthen the country's unity morsi managed to beat his rival in the presidential runoff the former prime minister of ousted

at the same time, the israeli army began building a separation wall between bil'in and a nearby israelient, cutting off residents from the olive tree groves that are their livelihood. he turned his camera on his fellow villagers as they responded with non-violent protests, including marches to the wall every friday. the result is, "5 broke cameras." today, the directors join us for part two of the look at the film, but first, a clip narrated by emad burnat. by emad burnat. >> emad burnat, their reading from his film, "5 broke cameras." it focuses on emad burnat and his family, exploring the intersection of their life with palestinian and israeli politics. >> an excerpt from the documentary "5 broke cameras." to in the course of the film, one camera after another is smashed or shot as emad burnat, his village's resistance movement. with each camera, a part of the story unfolds. emad burnat is here in the u.s. for the opening of his film from bil'in in the west bank, a long note but his co-director, israeli filmmaker guy davidi. the film is winning awards around the world. it is planned h

we're getting reports of an israeli military air strike in gaza. sources suggesting it targeted a group of militants traveling on a motor bike. reports of serious injuries, possible deaths as well. it follows just a few hours ago after palestinian militants and an israeli soldier were killed in an exchange of fire close to the gaza border. a palestinian man opened fire after managing to enter israel by cutting through the border fence. the russian president, vladimir putin, will be under strong pressure to drop his continuing support for the syrian regime when he meets the leaders of germany and france. mr. putin will be holding talks with the german chancellor, angela merkel in per berlin, followed by a visit to meet the new french president, francois hollande. the counting of votes are underway in the irish republic following thursday's referendum on whether or not to support the european fiscal treaty. voter turnout was low, and ireland rejected previous e.u. treaties. some sources say they are confident this time of a yes vote. aaron has just s

what are we hearing from the israelis today?ll, hala, as we just heard, a very measured statement saying they -- the israelis appreciate the democratic process, accept the results and look forward to moving forward based on that peace treaty. no congratulations from them as we have heard around the world and no congratulations for mohamed morsi. this wasn't unexpected. the question is not whether muslim brotherhood likes israel. they know how they feel about them, the question is how will they deal with israel going forward? now that they're in power, will they be vindictive towards the west or israel or try to be more pragmatic. israel doesn't really know who mohamed morsi said he will not deal with israeli officials. who will he appoint to have contact with this government? delegate contacts from the military or foreign minister, not from his party or his supporters that will deal with israel? relations are not very good right now and likely to be a little bit frozen for the time being. israel officials tell me they expect pre

leadership i think that what the israeli.

of life i think or frankly going to see the end of the camp david agreement i don't think the israelis who are now complaining that they can't even read an office for their embassy are going to have much luck in the future not because just the brotherhood but because those values are greater and deeper and broader than the brotherhood they represent the egyptian people camp david was a sellout it was a private contract between the americans and the mubarak family and their associates and the israelis that doesn't reflect the view of one muslim or one arab that i know or anybody of goodwill to see who wants peace in the middle east so i think we're seeing a fundamental change but i wouldn't put it on al qaeda i think the arabs are awakening their standing up is one who is rising and we see that here in the middle east we see that in lebanon the americans are diminishing the iranians are increasing you see that all over in every aspect from who's buying real estate who's organizing for the next campaign who's during the training who's supplying the arms you know it's a new era the era of

the russian president also met with his israeli counterpart last night.at that meeting he said that is weighty russian relationship course in tiva minded president who said that musta had supported the establishment of the two state back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight at the same time he think that peace in israel was in russia's interest it was in the region's interest and certainly it was in international community's interest. still to come here on r t seoul hoping to bolster its forces along its disputed border in the yellow sea it is we investigate why south korea is planning to build a new naval base on the islands claimed by the north. and from the florida talk show or time for the next installment of julian assad is an interview show on r t today watching question activist intellectuals noam chomsky and tariq ali on the revolutionary phenomenon that's taking the world by storm. but first the u.s. senate foreign relations committee has approved travel and economic sanctions against a number of russian officials the so-called magnitsky bil

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plus an israeli citizen fighting extradition to his country of birth where he's wanted for alleged war crimes experts say the case could open a pandora's box find out why in just a few minutes. and it takes for between russia and the u.s. has been instigated by an american senate committee and they'll unanimously approve of washington on tuesday slap sanctions and these are restrictions on russian officials accused of alleged human rights abuses the new measure is in reaction to the death of russian a lawyer sergei magnitsky he was jailed in two thousand and eight on charges of fraud and tax evasion. has the details. the senate foreign relations committee has passed this so-called magnitsky law now at this point it has little to do with the actual person that the proposed legislation was named after sergei magnitsky who tragically died in a washington jail back in two thousand and nine the wording of this new punitive legislation is much broader if passed by the senate it would require the united states to deny visas and freeze the assets of russians generally accused of human rights a

there were women. >> the israeli human-rights lawyer. a >> yes.icia was communist party and leya wa -- and then there was the argument chemistry professor it organic chemist. these were easily dismissed as marginal people, eccentric. after the 1990's, human rights watch, amnesty international are saying israel is systematically practicing torture. they estimate about 85% of palestinian detainees were being tortured by israel. human-rights watch estimated during the first intifada between 20,000 to 30,000 palestinians had been tortured. and so now is a much different picture. people are aware -- not the details, but you do not really need the details, just for the people who are gauging in fact no worse, the general public has a picture that there is a significant burden of culpability. so now you can reach them. now there is a possibility. you cannot reach them on any goal, it cannot say israel is doing this or that and therefore israel has to be the face from the world's map. nope. you cannot reach them on that goal. i do not think you should rea

i think that put the israeli leadership is doing is just to. capitalize on kind of a momentum with the sanctions first before in the mind of many israelis the implementation of sanctions is kind of a byproduct of an israeli pressure because israel actually threatened to militarily attack if this was of course the european union and the americans especially the americans to come up with a much more better things strict policy with regard to iran in order to appease israel this is how israel takes things. the new sanctions against iran's oil trade and you to begin the later this month but the u.s. has given exemptions to in the along with six other nations from the penalties against countries which don't take part not seen as an attempt to try to smooth the way that before high level talks in washington between the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton ad indian counterpart the waves coming in return for cutting purchases of radian crude and. leaving china as the last major importer which could be affected by tough financial sanctions let's tal

i think therefore the israeli leadership is doing just to. capitalize on kind of a memento with the sanctions first of all in the mind of many israelis the implementation of sanctions is kind of a byproduct of israeli pressure because israel actually threatened to militarily attack you this was all forced the european union and the americans especially the americans to come up with a much more strict policy with regard to iran in order to appease israel this is how israel takes think. of the u.s. military. as admitted that major mistakes were made during its wars in iraq and afghanistan and a report that showed flaws in training in point to see also highlighted that given the standing of the realities faced by troops it seems the country's war veterans are joining an increasingly angry public and what they see is america's constant cycle of war some even teaching it as a valid situation explains. true patriots they followed the order to fight their country's battles scott olsen survived two tours in iraq only to be critically injured upon ret