militants there israeli army and the israeli army wanted to. wanted to improve the buffer zone between gaza and israel and they were shooting at policy and farmers and civilians for the boss a few days to the palestinian militants should an israeli soldier out when he was did clear on the israeli warplanes that take the gaza strip they have been the sun is in the gaza strip is so most of them are civilians and up to now a situation somehow is being calm but for the bost two hours of why the scale attacks on the gaza strip was by the israeli warplanes what israel says it was target situation so if you still i mean israel says it was targeting a military training camp it brings into question why a little girl a civilian was in a military training camp if that was the case now. no this is not the case there is a tax where targeting policy to see billions. cams both for the same time but i say we toss it all it was deliberate. what we call i can't see if they missed the target it was on deliberate purpose so i think there's wrong the army in the mi

civilian on the israeli palestinian border israel also confirmed there are tanks and infantry involved in the operation is artie's middle east correspondent paula slit with the latest. one palestinian girl a three year old has been killed in the gaza strip and some nine others injured among those injured are her mother and her brother this comes as some ten israeli airstrikes hit gaza over the past few hours now they targeted the hour in the hi-z. refugee camp as well as islamic jihad and hamas sites both on yunus in the south of the strip as well as in northern gaza earlier on tuesday a palestinian man was killed by israelis west of beit lahia which is also in the gaza strip this was in retaliation to the earlier shooting and killing of an israeli man by a palestinian sniper now this israeli man was mending the border fence between israel and gaza when he was hit and he died in hospital what we're hearing now from israeli sources is that this is the largest operation that the israelis have carried out in terms of a strikes over gaza since the operation pillar of defense back in two th

israeli demands which the e.u. is going along with ok but so ryan it's very interesting what norman has to say going back to annapolis but i don't see mr netanyahu he's not there's not enough pressure on him to change course as a matter of fact if you look at israeli media very close closely and i know norman looks at i mean if the israelis see that they have a whole lot of cards here ok maybe netanyahu and obama don't get along very well but netanyahu does have the congress ok and you know we i don't see a lot of sticks coming out from apac i mean you know iran is one issue but you know when you look at the palestinian israel conflict congress is really very close to netanyahu is positioning and i don't see anything changing in ok the european union will drop funding that's not going to change that the israeli position not one iota i bet you know you are going to let me go to iraq the early going to have been threatening on the go ahead. the europeans talk about this a great deal and even as for mr obama's positio

i mean the israeli is their positions are so backed by the united states and the e.u. is their greatest partner trading partner if things are not going to change until there is awareness amongst the people around the world in america people are simply too ignorant they have been brainwashed they have freedom of speech but they don't have freedom of thought all the information they have about what's going on in palestine and with the israelis is what the media tells them and the media is squarely in the pockets of the neo cons think tanks run issues and even the universities there is no freedom to discuss the issue of israel and palestine but most importantly we keep thinking about seeing a park to seems that is just a muscle it's the soldier all the same tanks the the alto defamation the hudson washington is too new policy is sought on center these are the people doubt that actually turn out these policies and implemented and as as as you said i mean mr obama will be gone the next president can easily overrule what ever he implements so in the important thing is to hav

i mean the israeli is their positions are so backed by the united states and the e.u. is their greatest partner trading partner if things are not going to change until there is awareness amongst the people around the world in america people are simply too ignorant they have been brainwashed they have freedom of speech but they don't have freedom of thought all the information they have about what's going on in palestine and with the israelis is what the media tells them and the media is squarely in the pockets of the neo cons think tanks run issues and even the universities there is no freedom to discuss the issue of israel and palestine but most importantly we keep thinking about seeing a pact to seems that it's just a muscle it's the soldier all the same times the the alto defamation in the hudson washington is to new policies sought on center these are the people doubt that actually turn out these policies and they're implemented and as as as you said i mean mr obama will be gone the next president can easily overrule what ever he implements so that important thing

media very close closely and i know norman looks at i mean if the israelis see that they have a whole lot of cards here ok maybe netanyahu and obama don't get along very well but netanyahu does have the congress ok and you know we i don't see a lot of sticks coming out from apac i mean you know iran is one issue but you know when you look at the palestinian israel conflict congress is really very close to netanyahu is positioning and i don't see anything changing in ok the european union will drop funding that's not going to change that the israeli position not one iota i bet you know not to let me go to iraq the early going to have been going on that go ahead. the europeans talk about this a great deal and even as for mr obama's position peter when he was running for office in two thousand and eight he promised an undivided jerusalem to israel as its capital and even president bush has not said anything so outrageous and mr obama keeps all his administration they keep increasing aid to israel it's not as if you know they're playing good cop bad cop but it depends how seriously you ta

i mean the israeli is their positions are so backed by the united states and the e.u. is their greatest partner trading partner if things are not going to change until there is awareness amongst the people around the world in america people are simply too ignorant they have been brainwashed they have freedom of speech but they don't have freedom of thought all the information they have about what's going on in palestine and with the israelis is what the media tells them and the media is squarely in the pockets of the neo cons think tanks run issues and even the universities there's no freedom to discuss the issue of israel and palestine but most importantly we keep thinking about seeing a part seems that it's just a muscle it's the soldier all the same tanks the the alto defamation in the hudson washington is two new policies stop on center these are the people doubt that actually turn out these policies and they're implemented and as as as you said i mean mr obama will be gone the next president can easily overrule what ever he implements so in the important thing is

while that's happening, the israeli -- the palestinian and left-wing israeli protesters are taunting the soldiers. they're insulting his mother, they're insulting his country, they're insulting his manhood, they're insulting his humanity. they're taking flags and hitting his face mask. the parents are engaged in classic child endangerment, classic human shield action. they take their own kids, ask they you should their -- and they push their kids right into a guy's m-16. when finally, cameras rolling, if and should the soldier react, that is videotaped, and that is sent up to the internet and is the basis for a boycott action or a prosecution or a complaint or the portrayal of israeli military men as brutes and bullies even though they're probably the only military in the middle east and one of the few in the world that i can tell you about where every soldier carries in his vest, in his shirt pocket a shawl card reminding -- a small card reminding him of what his honor and duty is to civilians. they take it seriously. and israel has a civilian army, and every high school kid does hi

israeli demands which the e.u. is going along with ok but so ryan it's very interesting what norman has to say going back to annapolis but i don't see mr netanyahu he's not there's not enough pressure on him to change course it's a matter of fact if you look at israeli media very close closely and i know normally looks out i mean if the israelis see that they have a whole lot of cards here ok maybe netanyahu and obama don't get along very well but netanyahu does have the congress ok and you know we i don't see a lot of sticks coming out from apac i mean you know iran is one issue but you know when you look at the palestinian israel conflict congress is really very close to netanyahu is positioning and i don't see anything changing in ok the european union will drop funding that's not going to change the israeli position not one iota i bet. you are going to let me go to iraq you're really going to go ahead. the europeans talk about this a great deal and even as for mr obama's position here when he was running for of

strike follows several days of clashes at the israeli palestinian border israeli army and the military forces i know the gaza strip very world i understand a city which in which some houses can be close to military caused by the same time there israeli warplanes sometimes the fire of volatility billions and this one has been for the past five days and for policy and civilians were injured for the boss for these sort of what happened to the seen him when he turns to it again israeli soldier this came after after five days of atlanta she's on the portable all over the gaza strip so what we expect in the next of hours to be more and more israeli attacks on some bostonian military camps on the gaza strip and we are waiting to see what kind of had been what's going to take at least we have fear. in a wider scale beginning with you can please. be following the story bring you the latest course here on r.t. plus live updates available on our website as well r.t. dot com. western countries are gradually changing our approach to the syrian conflict realizing the threat posed by islamist rebels

i mean the israeli is their positions are so backed by the united states and the e.u. is their greatest partner trading partner if things are not going to change until there is awareness amongst the people around the world in america people are simply too ignorant they have been brainwashed they have freedom of speech but they don't have freedom of thought all the information they have about what's going on in palestine and with israelis is what the media tells them and the media is squarely in the pockets of the neo cons the think tanks run issues and even the universities there is no freedom to discuss the issue of israel and palestine but most importantly we keep thinking about seeing a pact a pact that seems that it's just a muscle it's the soldier all the same tanks the the alto defamation in the hudson washington is to new policies stop on center these are the people doubt that actually turn out these policies and they're implemented and as as as you said i mean mr obama will be gone the next president can easily overrule what ever he implements so the important

he has come a long way. , ther the israelis majority of israelis, it is all about three things.ecurity, and security. >> exactly. the israeli prime -- rabin, he went to agreement, shook hands with yasser arafat. because he believed israel was strong enough to take care of itself. he began to believe it was in israel's interest to have an agreement with the palestinians, as hard as a was for him to accept that and shake hands. >> very hard for him. >> when they were standing in front of the white house, he turned to shimon peres, and said, you go shake his hand. >> but he believed in the strength of the israeli defense force. everybody understands the security interest is understandable and significant. in the middle east, you are in the middle of a number of countries that are hostile or a number of organized groups like iran.lah and hamas, and tors have changed since 1995. number one, rockets. they didn't use rockets in those days. that for adress second, the number one threat in the event of a pullout is over the ridge where they ca shoot rockets at the airport. all they need

falafel is an israeli food.actual fact it's been done for generations here. and here, you get falafel that's just been fried. you don't get it any other way. when i go to place like that and i see there's a few left in the bowl from the previous customer, i don't take them. forward i want them to fry them for me. that makes all the difference in the world. >> a whole different animal, isn't it? so is there a historically provable answer to who invented it? >> who made it first. the one thing that's very clear in this part of the world, palestine, lebanon, syria, it's been cooked for many, many, many generations. on the other hand, you get jews from yemen coming here -- >> they say hey, my great uncle was in syria at the time. hey, i remember distinctly -- >> so there is actually no answer to it. but the question of food appropriation or who owns the food is massive here. you can go on arguing about it forever. the old city is divided into four quarters. there is muslim quarter. there is a jewish quarter. there i

and the israelis say. they are going to have to have a path in which they feel that there is a dignified resolution to this issue. that's a political requirement of theirs, and that, i suspect, runs across the political spectrum. and so for us to present a door that serves our goals and our purposes but also gives them the opportunity to, in a dignified fashion, reenter the international community and change the approach that they've taken -- at least on this narrow issue, but one that is of extraordinary importance to all of us -- is an opportunity that we should grant them. all right? well, thank you very much. i enjoyed this. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you, mr. president. you've been very generous. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> president obama has taken off for south afrika to attend a memorial service for nelson mandela. board w. bush is also a air force one. former president jimmy carter is pla

and israeli leaders. conversation being dominated by iran's nuclear ability, the president also underscoring the strength of the u.s./israeli relations. we'll have much more on this forum 30 minutes from now in the "cnn newsroom." right now time for "your money." >>> a possible tipping point for the economy. 203,000 jobs created last month. but as low-wage workers take to the streets it looking more like one america with two economies. i'm christine romans. this is "your money." america on track to create nearby 2.3 million jobs this year. but the quality of those jobs could spark the beginning of a 21st century labor movement. fast food workers protesting in 100 cities across the country this week. they're calling for a living wage, $15 an hour. they are not alone in their call for better pay.

/israeli relationship is severely strained.oday in jerusalem, a chummy secretary of state gave an unambiguous message. >> the bond between the u.s. and israel is unbreakable, and we might have a difference of a tack nick call measure, but we do not have a difference about the fundamental strategies that we both seek. >> reporter: he is used the word israeli security ten times in seven minutes. he was trying to reassure israel after the disagreement over iran's nuclear deal. kerry emphasized that the u.s. and israel share a long-term goal, dismantle iran's nuclear capacity. >> we will consult continuously with our israeli friends to bring about an agreement that with withstand's everybody's test. >> reporter: and now kerry wants to switch the topic. proposing a new plan that pushes israeli border security. but analysts say because the u.s. ignored israel over iran, kerry has lost ground. >> i find it hard to believe that netenyahu is going to budge one centimeter. >> reporter: kerry will try by promising security to israel. if n

and the israelis say.hey are going to have to have a path in which they feel that there is a dignified resolution to this issue. that's a political requirement of theirs, and that, i suspect, runs across the political spectrum. and so for us to present a door that serves our goals and our purposes but also gives them the opportunity to, in a dignified fashion, reenter the international community and change the approach that they've taken -- at least on this narrow issue, but one that is of extraordinary importance to all of us -- is an opportunity that we should grant them. all right? well, thank you very much. i enjoyed this. [applause.] >> thank you so much. thank you, mr. president. you've been very generous. [applause.] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ♪ [no audio] " looking ahead, our guest on newsmakers" is adam smith. he talks about automatic spending cuts for the pentagon. every sundayrist on c-span. >> in a survey of

nobody could stand between her and adnap, he's been released from an israeli prison. the first person he hugged was his mother. >> we asked how she felt. >> translation: my heart is trembling. >> 10 miles away bella remembers the day her life changed forever. she was wearing this dress. >> i give the life for the terrorist. >> in 1992 bella was walking in a jerusalem market when 21 adnone approached him. he stabbed an israeli boy. bella shielded him. >> translation: i felt a wait on him. i knew they would kill me. they said if you don't go on the side we'll kill you. >> for 27 minutes he has adnan's shield. >> israelis spit op her. >> translation: i chose to santify life, mine and the terrorist. as part of the ongoing peace talks israel agreed to release palestine prisoners. >> as a welcome home gift, families are building him a house. they know what bella did and they thank her. >> translation: she had shown humanity. we would have done the same >> some labelled bella a hero. because of her parliament made it a crime to yell, "death to arabs." then came the death thr

and vicious israelis lining up to head overseas this struggling economy at home pushing them to seek my prospects abroad. a year after missing the dalai lama it appears human rights concern concerns have taken a back seat at david cameron's works to secure investment from china the british prime minister is in a state visit with more than one hundred businessmen in tow and they are desperate for beijing's favor david cameron lavished praise on china stressing at every turn that britain was its best friend in europe the pm even promised to personally trampin beijing's interests in europe that after china pledged millions to buy a share in the u.k.'s nuclear industry europeans guarded fearing that unrestricted trade would give china too much power more now with chung direct this. center for international business ethics at the university of international business and economics mr chang thank you very much for your time now and just me by david cameron's demeanor seem to be bending over backwards to appease the chinese leadership what impression do you have. the he is demonstrating a ve

now, a couple of organizations or spotlighted by the israeli seven to five israeli military men .. >>o they say that new front -- and they've all used this word -- a new front has been opened up in israel, and it's a human rights front. it's human rights engaged in political militancy. two organizations spring to mind. one is an organization that is interested in recording infractions by israeli military men in the field. and how do they do this? when an israeli soldier has been deployed in the west bank or anywhere in israel for that matter, he is surrounded by protesters and activists with handheld cameras sometimes just inches from his face. he's standing there and surrounded, as you saw in some of the pictures that i showed you before and as you saw in the trailer done for the book. while that's happening, the israeli -- the palestinian and left-wing israeli protesters are taunting the soldiers. they're insulting his mother they're insulting his country, they're insulting his manhood they're insulting his humanity. they're taking flags and hitting his face mask. the parents are en

colors, voted to boycott israeli universities.bers backed the boycott by a ratio of more than two to one, "the documented impact of the israeli occupation on palestinian scholars and students" and "the extent to which israeli institutions of higher education are party to state policies that violate human rights." in april, the association for asian american studies also supported an academic boycott of israel. the mob backlash against asa boycott can quickly. william jacobson, a clinical -- a cornell law school clinical professor, says he now plans to challenge the groups tax-exempt status. the largest professors group in the u.s., the american association of university professors, said it oppose the boycott in part because it is largely symbolic. the resolution has no binding power and no u.s. colleges have signed on. >> for more we're joined by two guests. from new york, eric cheyfitz, we is one of the members of the american studies association who israeli a boycott of academic institutions. he is a professor at cornell univers

three year old girl was killed and ten civilians injured in an israeli strike on gaza as the i.d.f. rolls out tanks troops and warplanes in their tail against a sniper attack on the border. the un security council doubles the number of peacekeepers in south sudan amid reports of massive million deaths will look at whether a foreign clamor for the african states oil is among the factors tearing it apart. and arlen's crisis has been declared over and fought for homeowners it's anything but to do anything at all if you think i was this dish. i have no way i wish to speak to the people whose lives have been shattered by the banks in a country where one in five mortgages are overdue we have never evaluation how much this is cost us in the motional and health terms. it is not in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie welcome to the program. an israeli airstrike on gaza has killed at least one person a young girl and injured several members of her family tanks and infantry have also been involved in a series of attacks on the palestinian territory all this in respons

where i'm actually worried and this is unusual for an israeli to say.'m more worried about your own communities and therefore my vision is -- i want to come to israel to bring israel there. each one if you like science, if you like politics, whatever part of israel you can relate to work with it in a whatever we decide that i think it is our role really and i will give an example. i am really troubled by the lack of affordable jewish education in this country. i think this is the heart, if there is a future in the jewish community. i don't expect israel to send shekels to fund jewish-american schools but for instance if we would have some sort of jewish peace corps that is going around and sending our youngsters to help with the jewish schools or jewish summer camps and a million ideas. my fear is of internal jewish isolations. i don't want your community to turn its back on israel and they don't want israel to turn its back on you. i want you to do whatever. do your thing. whatever part of israel you have a right to work with but i want israel to work

so for the israelis and the majority of the israelis i should say it is all about three things.security, security and security. >> rose: exactly. and you just laid out to me what in fact, if you look at i ray lay prime minister the one person who believed that israel could take care of its security was ravin. he went to as you low and signed an agreement and shook hands with yasser arafat because he began to believe it was in israel's interest to have an agreement with the palestinians as hard as it was for him to accept it and to shake hands. >> very hard for him. yes. >> rose: to avoid killing of his race. >> yes. when they was standing in the front of the whitehouse, he turned to perez to say you go shake his hands now. >> rose: that's the strength of the defense force force. >> that is true. >> rose: everybody understands israel's security interest is understandable and significant because if you look at the middle east, israel is sitting in the middle of a number of countries that are hostile or a number of organized groups like hezbollah and hamas. >> well. >> rose: and ir

an israeli soldier has been killed near the boarder of lebanon. the soldier was shot by a lebanese sniper. chile's first female president michelle bachelet is to take office for the second time. the socialist leader won more than 60% of the broke. she beat conservative candidate evelyn matthei. >> let's get more on the attack in the syrian city of aleppo. activists say so-called barrel bombs from used. let's take a look. they are made by artillery shells and oil shells. they are filled with tnt, oil and shrapnel and nails and boats. the bombs are usually dropped by helicopters. >> with us now from dubai is greg o-hennesy, a defense contractor, specialise in defense and space issues. good to have you with us on al jazeera. what do you make of reports of barrel bombs used at this stage of the conflict? >> thanks for having me. it's an interesting time for the syrian army to use barrel bombs in aleppo. it seems as though things calmed down for a few months. barrel bombs are used on a smaller scale in august, again on the outskirts of aleppo. this is

he is tying kick-start peace talks between the israeli and palestinians. how is that going?s ninth trip, secretary kerry, to the israeli and palestinian territory. in july you remember he gave the israelis and palestinians a nine-month deadline to reach a peace deal. we are about four months in so the clock is ticking and i think it's fair to say there is little progress. today, general john allen who has been working with contrary on israeli security issues, will present some detailed ideas on how israeli security needs, particularly in the west bank, could be addressed in the context of a peace deal with the palestinians. it shows now the u.s. is really putting its own ideas on the table instead of leaving it to the israelis and the palestinians to negotiate because they are not getting very far. after this iran deal i think we can expect a lot of skepticism from prime minister netanyahu and secretary contrary will meet later with palestinians president abbas who will press his own demands a palestinian state based on the 1967 border are israeli which the settlement which

ambitious israelis a line up the head of the seas the struggling economy at home pushing them to seek money and prospects abroad. and then controllable for one corsica again is threatening to leave the whole nation short of water and the country's capital has almost chewed itself dry already as art has less account for half an hour reports. it's midday in sun not like clockwork each afternoon these now means fill up with people behind cut oh my god is the essence of nature if we don't chew we're not. banned in many countries but legal in yemen the leaves contain a mild narcotic and almost everyone shoes more than ninety percent of men according to the world health organization at this market countless realities and plenty of customers of a second so this is about five dollars worth of caught stealing the substance moving around the national past time somebody will say i'm national a dataset i know already having a lot of addiction comes out of a hole one that the country as a whole is that is it ok for the idea to logically yemen has no shortage of problems but a shortage of water cou

no longer the promised land ambitious israelis become disillusioned with bad economics at home and look for money and prospects abroad. international news and comment live from moscow this is all scenes are national with me hello and welcome to the program. the ukrainian count as i was headed for another day as thousands have moved from the central square to surround the prime minister's office in kiev earlier the protests turned violent with a government building stormed and hundreds left injured most of them police demonstrators and demanding the president's resignation following his snubbing of an e.u. trade integration deal and she's i mean i'm going to have been following the turmoil in care for a number of people out here on the independence square in the center of kiev has actually grown in just over the past hour and we are getting reports from local people do local residents who are staying in kiev that actually there are more people coming in from various different regions so we're bound to see these numbers these crowds grow of course is at this point it's hard to compare the

for fighting at the israeli activation, israeli families see them as murderers and protested against their release. more than 150 people marched on monday night in jerusalem bearing pictures of their relatives. the latest release of palestinian prisoners is the third of euro for such mass releases as part of the peace talks that resumed in july. under a formula drawn up by u.s. secretary of state john kerry, israel agreed to release a total of 104 long serving palestinian prisoners in order to restart peace talks with palestinians. vladimir putin has ordered security to be stepped up across russia after the twin bomb attacks that killed 34 people in volgograd. thousands of security officers employed in the city, which is began to bury its dead. >> heightened security across russia after 2 suicide bombers targeted volgograd. the first blast struck the city's main train station on sunday and left -- less a 24 hours later, second bomber blew himself up on a packed trolley bus during the morning rush. the attacks come just months after chechen rebel leader threatened to target civilians,

israeli demands which the e.u. is going along with ok but so ryan it's very interesting what norman has to say going back to annapolis but i don't see mr netanyahu he's not there's not enough pressure on him to change course as a matter of fact if you look at israeli media very close closely and i know norman looks at i mean if the israelis see that they have a whole lot of cards here ok maybe netanyahu and obama don't get along very well but netanyahu does have the congress ok and you know we i don't see a lot of sticks coming out from apac i mean you know iran is one issue but you know when you look at the palestinian israel conflict congress is really very close to netanyahu is positioning and i don't see anything changing in ok the european union will drop funding that's not going to change this the israeli position not one iota i bet oh are you going to let me go to iraq the early or are they going to have been threatening on the go ahead. europeans talk about this a great deal and even as for mr obama's posit

and vicious israelis get in line to head overseas the struggling economy at home pushing them to seek money and prospects of broad. a year after missing the dalai lama it appears human rights concerns have taken a back seat for david cameron who is working to secure investment from china their british prime minister is in a state visit with more than one hundred businessmen and they are desperate for beijing's favorite david lavished praise on china stressing at every turn that britain was its best friend in europe even promise to personally champion beijing's interest in europe after china pledged millions to buy a share in the u.k.'s nuclear industry europeans goddard fearing that unrestricted trade would give china too much power european parliament member glynn forward questions david cameron. china is clearly a very big and important power and increasingly important if you want any country in the world to suggest it was an opportunity. if it cameron is saying that there should be an e.u. china free trade agreement many of us would agree with that at least in principle but actuall

ruling class the israeli government knows this. speaking out and. if the u.s. does pursue that just a hypothetical to the u.s. pursues a better relationship with iran do you think we could see potentially a dangerous axis. between tell of even riyadh well there is right now it's odd and dangerous for a fragile arab monarchy to see its principal alliance with the israeli government but in fact that's what shaken out the a saudi government has carried out a proxy foreign policy until recently when they became independent they tried to overthrow the assad government they teamed up with the us to fund al qaida and other insurgent forces in syria that's collapsing right now the saudis see the wind has changed instead of the monarchy becoming the partner of the us along with israel suddenly they could be isolated and if they are isolated you know to one third of the people in saudi arabia are migrant laborers there's twelve percent unemployment amongst college graduates that regime can explode it's been eighty years of a theocratic gover

the polls show 60% to 70% of israelis oppose this release. on the other hand in palestinian territories they're beginning with celebration with this release just a few hours from now. as politics remain so divided we wanted to look at the story of one palestinian prisoner who is being released tonight and the day he met an israeli who saved his life. >> the day his life changed forever, she was wearing this dress. in 1992 she was walking in a market when a palestinian man approached her. he had just stabbed a man, and the crowd wanted to turn on him. she protected him and they turned on her. >> they told me, they'll kill you. i said, kill me, kill me. >> reporter: for 27 minutes she was his shield. they spit on her and burned cigarettes on her. but she kept protecting him. >> i chose to sanctify life, she said, both mine and the terrorists. [♪ singing ] >> reporter: ten miles away in palestinian bethlehem his family celebrates. the man she saved has been in jail for 21 years. now he's being released. >> we waited too long for this. >> reporte

warns companies against dealing with israeli partners in the occupied territories saying that legal status makes business binding risky for the british for. the busy start of the week for vladimir putin having met the country's top human rights watch to discuss a mass amnesty the russian president orders the military to focus on the cold front yet we all take our top stories. live from our studio said to him in moscow where just turned midnight this is the international government office is in ukraine functioning again after troops and raw police dismantle some of the barricades that paralyzed the city it's been a day of diplomacy in kiev with several key meetings sched you'll pull scott is there for us. after weeks of stalemate and some violent clashes a possible breakthrough ukrainian president viktor yanukovych has agreed to release all protesters who've been arrested throughout the course of these demonstrations and he's also hinted that he could sign at the e.u. association agreement of the rule he says that he could sign it is early as march of kiev in brussels can strike a deal whic

military offensive kill the six israelis and left one hundred sixty palestinians dead a majority of which were civilians. unlike previous israeli military actions against gaza pillar of defense was marred with violations of international law israeli military targeted civilian areas with missiles and airstrikes killing women and children in the process they also shelled public utility buildings severely crippling the gazan infrastructure even a journalist tower housing offices for several media agencies including this one r t was deliberately bombed fast forward to today and a chance of peace in the region is frozen once again as israeli land grabs and harsh rhetoric by bibi netanyahu continue this week also mark the anniversary of the passing of palestinian leader yasser arafat who died in two thousand and four evidence now suggests that the former statesman was deliberately poisoned that's right swiss experts recently concluded that arafat's exuma remains contain traces of polonium a radioactive substance two hundred fifty thousand times more toxic than cyanide so needless to say t

fortunes far from its golden shaws a former israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin once branded those who immigrated from israel cowards but these days most of the people who are leaving are young educated smart and successful many don't come back there's a word in hebrew for those israelis who leave your dream which means descending until recently it was attributed to misfits lower class and people who couldn't find their place in society but alone a is a straight a pupil she want to scholarship to study at the american university in washington d.c. the fact that that's the only jewish country crazy a certain role but it's not something that should limit ourselves. but the debate was reignited after two of this year's nobel prize winners in chemistry were israelis who left for the states an embarrassing reminder of the extent to which local talent has fled very bible has a computer technician who sitting up his own business in the german capital in his road for me at least life was like every day going to war your always fight with your customers you fight with your client i had my o

ambitious israelis lined up to head overseas the struggling economy at home pushing them to see money and prospects abroad. still to come but first an uncontrollable first for one narcotic in yemen is threatening to leave the whole nation short of water and the country's capital is almost chewed itself dry already is. explains. it's midday in the sun not like clockwork each afternoon these now only fill up with people buying cut oh my god is the essence of nature if we don't chew we're not. banned in many countries both legal and yemen the leaves contain a mild narcotic and almost everyone shoes more than ninety percent of men according to the world health organization at this market countless realities and plenty of customers. so when so this is about five dollars worth of thoughts trailing this substance moving around the national past time somebody will say i'm national a dataset you don't know anything about it but the action comes out of the whole of one of the country as a whole but most of is it ok for the idea to logically yemen has no shortage of problems but a shortage of wa