-israeli relations or towards the israeli-palestinian conflict? >> if there is impact it is only been positive. the u.s. support for the state of israel is at its highest point at a quarter-century matched with the highest level of support of all time. this is a bipartisan issue, it goes across the aisle. and what we've seen in recent days actually have been a very significant backlash genetics the bds movement. because this isn't usually a conversation about tactics. there is no one who would argue that tactics aren't better than suicide bombings or rockets. the question is what is the end game? it's been made clear by bds leadership that, the end game, other leaders of the bds movement are very clear, in their desire to see israel eliminated as the nation-state of the jewish people and that is a goal that no matter where you might sin on the opposition, on israeli policy? the majority of americans, i would say the majority of the international community simply doesn't agree with. >> josh is there controversy over the bds movement over whether it

these young israelis were recently attacked on ap israeli channel -- an israeli channel. they were attacked by -- [inaudible] who, you know, kind of questioned their judy -- judaism. they've neglected the doom and gloom of netanyahu who recently attempted to blame the palestinian national movement for the final solution in europe and accused palestinians and palestinian leadership of killing 4,000 jewish children in europe. and i've only seen that claim by alan dershowitz before. [laughter] i don't know if there's any truth to it, but this is the kind of doom and gloom that netanyahu is offering, exploiting the holocaust and negating the lessons of the holocaust. and these israeli jews are rejecting it. they want light, and day they wt justice, and to find it they have of to leave. >> thank you again for this excellent talk. if you could comment on two things. one is what do you see as the influence of the immigration of russians, both jew, and non-jews into israel over the past several decades and, two, i have heard -- i don't know if this is true -- that the israeli gov

i want to have the least interaction with the israelis as possible. >> many israelis don't want to know about palestinians. they don't want to reach out. they don't want to cross into streets and neighborhoods where the palestinians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >> so we decided to go together to visit each other's neighborhoods. and i would talk to israelis and david would talk to palestinians, and together we would face the harsh realities of our shared land. >> growing up in the 1960's, the palestinians just weren't in the head of anyone. palestinians were different. we knew we had property and it was taken away from us by force. i remember distinctly remembering that this was the wall that separated the east and west jerusalem. and this was no man's land here. >> my family lived in jerusalem for centuries. in 1948 the state was pounded, and for the palestinians this time was called the catastrophe. like many palestinians, my father and his entire family were pushed out of their ancestral home. they moved to a small apartment in east jerusalem because the city w

of the israeli economy. range of potential serious problems. they cannot be solved by a wall. a quick word about the broader -- israel's treaties with israel and jordan are holding firm. tears over theo demise of morsi and the muslim brothers. they appreciate the efforts to control the islamic militants roaming through the sinai. and cairo's tough line on hamas and gaza, which seemed to be missing or at least they are invisible factors in the current peace initiative of the equation. interests an obvious in many proposals for security along the jordan river. any proposals for resolution of the palestinian refugee problem and jerusalem, which has its own special set of problems. the treaties with jordan and egypt are in good shape. israel is far stronger politically and militarily than ever. a giant. looks like a good time to make peace from a position of incomparable strength. phil? us thek you for bringing news today. i have not exactly been a beacon solving thisbout terrible 100-year-old conflict. but i ha

there was another group, the israeli peace initiative, prominent israeli businessman who realize they are the future of the israeli economy, if not the state of israel, is at stake. and that's an important development because they have been satisfied to remain to make money. the u.s. debate, which is especially important, no less important than the debate initial and palestine, is beginning to open up. you will read today in "the new york times," a lustrous correspondence like tom friedman, things they would not have said two or three years ago. the mainstream media are beginning to distrust more frankly and candidly this problem, where as for years they have shied away from doing so. the nonmainstream internet media has been an important in this breakthrough towards a more candid public dialogue in this country. the organized american jewish, christian, arab, american communities are also speaking out, and there is a profound change, i believe, in the politics of those communities. for years, it was a pack that was seen as the preeminence of american interest group that supported gen

how will the israeli-palestinian government respond? >> and can he create conditions that will put more pressure on us? >> not only that, will that actually lead to something beyond a new american document. >> exactly. right. >> you know, we've been in this -- as the saying is, we've been in this movie before. or sequel after sequel after sequel with another american document which has very little significance. >> are you saying it has a difference now because of his energy because he's playing with so many balls in the air? >> because of several factors. because of his energy, but the energy is not enough. because of the new form of boycott on israel. >> and it's being taken seriously now? >> more than ever before. through the changes in the region. which, it is sometimes important to reeleds that across our border, dozens of people are being killed in syria. in egypt, the other border, ongoing political turmoil for he last three years, and israelis still live disconnect from that reality on the border. but the middle east is changing.

what is more difficult explaining americans to israelis or israelis to americans? any israeli diplomat will have the same answer. it is much more difficult to explain americans to israelis. americans basically get israel except for difficult questions. countries defending itself they get it. israelis, and not just israelis, many people who work in the middle east and look at america, and look at the faith-based and value-based foreign policy and scratch their heads. they will look at a piece of legislation. congress passed abuse of legislation that said that the united states cannot support a regime or a regime that is overthrown a democratically elected government. what if it was a government that doesn't will democratically? they don't get that. then you have explained that this is america. and that during one of the most to focal times was winter 2011. it was surrounding the arab spring and saying, do you know where this is going to lead? democrats, republicans, cnn, fox, everybody was wildly enthusiastic about what was going on. it was my job, as difficult as i

for the millions of israeli jews, this is the bustling part .f the israeli economy there are seriousems that by a law.solved a quick word about the broader picture. israel's treaty with egypt and jordan are holding firm. they appreciate egypt's efforts control the militants through the sinai. it seemed to be missing or at least they are invisible factors in the current equation. jordan has an obvious interest in jerusalem which has its own special set of problems. the treaties are in good shape. politically, economically, dwarfsily, a giant among . it looks like a good time to make peace from a position of pipeace.ble >> i'm not exactly been a beacon of optimism in recent years terrible one this hundred-year-old conflict. that this week i have sensed a ray of hope. it is because of john kerry's diplomacy which coincides with other trends that may just lead to a way out of this tragedy. israel's secular elite are to speak out and be more conscious of the threats facing the state of israel. for the first time, they have begun to do something about it. that coincides with what looks lik

politics and israeli security policy.nd you're saying to me i do not know exactly what this prime minister is prepared to do. >> well -- >> rose: he evaluates what the equation is for him. >> we haven't seen the american plan yet. what i can't say -- >> rose: let me interrupt you because we haven't seen the american plan meaning we do not know what kerry is offering to all the parties. >> yes. we have yet to see this kerry ideas, framework, paper, non-paper, whichever name you would call it. but i think there's one thing we can clearly say about netanyahu, and that has been his mow disoperandi since first taking office in the 90's. he takes decisions only at the last possible moment and only when he can show to his support base, which is the right wing that he had to do it under pressure, that there was no other way. for example when he exchanged a thousand terrorists for one israeli soldier kidnapped at hamas, it was against everything that netanyahu preached for his entire career. but he did it. but he could present it

this is actually employs palestinians and israelis use a model for future use the solution. and not see auntie liz reclusive sony has launched two new websites containing information about the troop of paintings some which may be in stoughton and during world war two website aims to defend a t one year old courtney has done against any accusations of any wrong doing and includes a question and aunts a section for any possible claimants. we get to sample the six individuals who bring someone along the family's spokesman said establishments like to get it built in but if i like to get its willingness but donald resolving disputes. yet it was akin to the limelight late last year with jam and magazine published an awful about four one miles in four hundred on what's different and unique apartments in twenty twelve since he was one point four pt and all its collection into two pieces i'm as yeast so and should go according to get its website about three percent of the confiscated was suspected of being stubborn and just last weekend of the sixty paintings were uncovered and heade

his previous deals acclaim for its attacks on the israeli resort city of ai that the attack came as former egyptian president mohamad morse he was returned to court to face terror and spying charges. the chips interim government says there is a direct link between will seize muslim brotherhood puffy and soft white owl much to spend on this basis blacklisted the brotherhood as the terror organization israeli government officials have reportedly told the hungarian ambassador to israel the jewish state as doubts of the country's willingness to objectively confront its costs amid fears that budapest was trying to rewrite the country's dark history of collaboration and going onto was summoned to israel's foreign ministry on the thirteenth question about the stones on several issues including health the state intended to commemorate the seventieth anniversary of the hopefuls. jewish groups non reporting from point to the memorial plans which include the statue shows an angel representing hungry being attacked by an ego trip cent in the third reich the plans also been attacked by a twenty six of

amnesty international says in some cases the kate -- killing of palestinian forces by israelis could constitute a war crime. troops have killed dozens of palestinians in the last three years. only one israel he soldier has been convicted of causing rock -- wrongful death. >> excessive and reckless -- -- that is amnesty amnesty international's verdict on the level of force used in the west bank over the past three years. the human rights ngo says there is a culture of impunity among the groups. andhat you have in israel the occupied territories is that the military investigates itself . this is not independent or impartial investigations. >> according to the u.n., 45,000 -- 4500ians were killed palestinians were killed, including six children. report entitled "trigger-happy," amnesty highlighted the report of a 16-year-old schoolboy who was shot in the back of the head in january last year after staging a protest near a separation barrier on the edge of his village. did noter says his son pose any danger to the troops when they shot him. >> they didn't want to arrest him. they could h

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has attacked the boycott divestment and sanctions movement on soon as he gets to sit through constant campaigning against history the kids. he added that the recent houston and for his country's technology referring to israel the cyber security industry. it's always easy to explain why these things. but it's very important for us to recognize that we possess a great read the capacity to do. it is a great treasure. phone economic value in today's world. that is something that is bigger than all these boys owners can possibly remember sitting by the israeli prime minister's side is not going my ticket as vice chairman of the conference of presidents of major american jewish organizations in jerusalem when mine who is considered one of the most influential jewish leaders in the us warned of culture right groups of winning votes in the next year keep our connections with no precautions are taken. during the conference of presidents of major jewish organizations is with the minister also said that the heads of major international high tech compani

. >> now three israeli prisons open their doors to our cameras, and we reveal unexpected sights inside. ♪ >>> located on the mediterranean coast, tel aviv is the israeli version of the city that never sleeps. it is the nation's financial capital and draws millions of tourists each year. 30 miles to the northeast, however, is a considerably less popular landmark. rimonim, israel's largest maximum security prison. >> translator: the prison holds about 1,200 prisoners. here we have criminals convicted of murder, robbery, rape, and many serious things. that makes it a difficult place to manage. >> while state terrorists are segregated in other facilities, rimonim only houses inmates convicted of serious crimes. as a result, security systems here are constantly evolving. >> translator: today we have the highest level of technology in israel, and the aim is to have the highest level in the whole world. we are always improving and always progressing. >> rimonim security system includes electrified fences, 700 surveillance cameras, a central system to control every door and gate in the prison,

to national to discuss this so what do you make of israelis to action and especially the israeli government to kerry's words i mean could they be over reacting. diplomatically it makes no sense at all for a netanyahu and his government to try and fight president obama and secretary kerry and their administration but that is because politically it must make some sense the target audience is the israeli public s. the deadline approaches for kerry outlined the framework agreement between israel and palestinian to be unveiled and because this particular framework is going to be palatable to most of the israeli public netanyahu is aiming at his right flank he's a political base within the likud party and with other parties and groups to the right of it is against the kerry paradigm and therefore it all means definite and rather than starting to lay the ground publicly for an acceptance of the kerry proposals is going to be actively working against them all right well as we now business and politics often go to gather and some of the european businesses have already stopped or a limited trade whe

israeli foreign minister of the two lieberman has labelled. use the greatest threats facing today's them in a conference speech he called for the israeli government to buy cheap three hundred and sixty five million dollars every year for educational programs outside of israel the jewish leaders to match the mail to us as this helps the target of influencing down three point five million to immigrate to israel abides the next ten years. people in reference to recent surveys on american jewry which he said. to conclude that in america are facing nothing less than that demographic catastrophe. the fifty five year old also said in order to prevent this tragedy for jewish children should have the capacity to attend the school where they will receive an education that will teach them about jewish history values and traditions to treasure that jewish identity and to have a strong attachment to israel and zionism. we need to chill of the jewish schools will be among the best in the world when did that assimilation was more pressing issues including th

onmade a very bad mark israelis when he refrain from visiting israel. he just took office and came to rkey, andyad, tu skipped israel. it seemed as if he was trying to foreign policy because there is too much association with israel and it was not good for american policy. he came to visit after the election and he gave a very good speech in jerusalem which was with thefully balanced one towards the other half of israelis. the right wing, the left-wing. then, there is some uncertainty about obama. >> i think it came at the time when he pulled back because it was moments from an attack. >> even in the john kerry ission, obama and the state leading from behind. he sends john kerry to the front line and we do not really know to what extent he would back john when this proposal comes forward and they need to talk about the real tough issues. will he be as involved as bill clinton was? or will he just send an john kerry and weight to see if he succeeds or fails? it would not be obama's failure. once again, he is more distant and it would be interesting to wa

jail sentence in an israeli prison for driving without a license.apparently transferred from the prison to a hospital and israeli medical sources claim he suffered a heart attack but his family says he was beaten up in prison during clashes with police who stormed the jail after reports of unrest and palestinian sources however say he suffered a head injury and that is why he was taken to the hospital. a group of six palestinian prisoners say medical experiments were conducted on them by israeli officials and some sent a letter to families asking them to prepare their gaves and their relatives have been holding protests. and february 25th marks the 20th anniversary of the hebron massacre and 29 palestinians were killed when an israeli entered a mosque and began shooting and he only stopped when the crowd over powered him and he has been there and found the city is still struggling two decades on. >> he bears the scars at the mosque and he joined them in hevron when he suddenly heard gunfire. >> translator: people were terrified and dropping on the f

he's going to be palatable to most of the israeli . oh he's a mean cat he's right flank oddities of political base with the elderly with poppy and go with the other puppies in groups on the right if it is against the cannery on borrowed time and death over it all means that the aisle rather than stopping to make the ground publicly for and acceptance. all foggy carry proposals he's going to be actively working against them a while as we now love business and parties often go to gather and some of the european businesses of arabia stopped or a limited trade it with these really businesses and a west bank settlements on. why is that not concern israel or does it the longtime aide us concerning israel to a great extent. the impact on his not be in a grate the soap yet accepting the occupied territories where leisurely businesses have already been bought up the side to lead to some extent by a odd around in bolton's are on the weld over. because people have that make the distinction between products off the west bank and those of israel pr

this amnesty international report that is some eighty seven pages reviews the behavior of the israeli army in the occupied west bank of a period of three years from two thousand and eleven to two thousand and thirteen and what it found is that the israeli soldiers behaved in an excessive and reckless way resulting in the death of multiple palestinians in what some might say is war crimes as you can well imagine the i.d.f. has dismissed the report it says that amnesty international has a complete lack of understanding of the situation on the ground and that in fact during the same time period there was a marked increase in palestinian violence on the israeli army nonetheless the report documents the death of some forty five palestinians in this time period it talks about a pattern of unlawful killings it also says that in addition to these there were at least two hundred and sixty one people were seriously injured by live ammunition and an additional eight thousand who were seriously injured by other means including rubber coated bullets in the same time period there was only one israe

they let the israelis decide. it depends upon the prison sentence. so that sliding scale involves so much money for one year of prison, five years of prison, 10 years of prison, and even 30 years of prison. this money is paid directly to the prisoner during his time in prison. it's a reward for the act of terrorism. the prisoners provide with the poa, power of attorney, and he transmits that money withholding or spending to his wife, his girlfriend, his family, his buddies, his organization, in some cases it's the plo. in some cases it's another terror cell. and where is this money coming from? the pa. is constantly in the red, and it draws this money from donor countries such as the united states. this constitutes approximately four to $7 million a month, and about 6% of the entire palestinian economy. and it's a prioritized amount of money. that means if they get $1 million in the bank and they have starving kids on the one hand, they will pay the prisoners of salaries first and they will take care of the starving kids later. it's a priority. they

that price is being paid by israeli farmers. israel's settlement has led to boycotts. israeli farmers lost $30 million in sales. they are willing to give up profits. israel is discussing annexing the jordan valley. to show me why, high on the hill of a farm, the local mayor shows an abandoned military outpost. for his rail this is strategic depth. we are what stops anything vicious coming from the east. >> israel resisting the plan to move troops out, israel insists hands. >> i don't believe that any prime minister will give up the jordan valley for any agreement. >> i hope we'll have faith. i don't see it happening in my life. until then we carry on living, making living. we still have to bring bread to the table. yakko will continue his date farming and hozo and his family will live on land they don't consider home. >> john kerry is more interested in the israeli people that give rights to the palestine people. >> until the u.s. can find a solution acceptable to both sides, the dispute over the jordan valley will prevent israe

what is more difficult, explaining america to israelis or israelis to americans?laughter] any israeli diplomat will have the same answer periods much more difficult to explain america to israel. america's -- americans get to israel except for difficult situations. they get the countries defending itself and its western-style democracy. they get it. israelis and not just israelis but people look at the middle east and look at america and look at the faith-based and value-based foreign-policy and scratch their heads. the congress passed a piece of legislation that says the united states cannot support a regime that is overthrowing democratic in elected government. it doesn't rule democratically. they don't get that. then you have to explain that this is america and even during the period one of the most difficult periods during my time was the winter of 2011 in tahrir square where people in israel and not just israel were looking at the events surrounding the beginnings of the arab's ring and saying do you know where this is going to leave? americans and democrats r

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of course when eu boycott israeli products use is due to flawed. we don't believe like us will help promote the peace process. instead we believe negotiations by the way forward on the fifty most. agreements were announced on the number of easy to use like extending german consumer services to israelis and the country's temperament and exchange programs between young germans and israelis. for more we spoke earlier to our correspondent on the same night in jerusalem and depressed about the atmosphere that had surrounded the talks. i think it was quite in the news to me to hit behind me and this old and they've been on king david hotel morning you can see cabinet ministers from asia and from gemini in the car ego stroking and going from one meeting room to the next ms in israeli activists yet cohesive us has said no we never seen so many ministers in one place. i think what's most important of them is unfunded ten and dedication this was to say no to come to speak to the kitchen of minutes to get into some seriously high importance. this relationship

is trying to create a security plan to ease israeli concerns and transition the valley from israeli to palestine control. >> we have to enter. the valley provides security yip. the area is flooded with mines through the valley. the sound of yejets, the air foe uses this. >> the palestinians are not allowed here. >> this is a bit silly if you have a palestine phoning the army, asking permission to go down to the border. it sounds silly. >> why is that. some of the land is palestine? >> it's my land. >> the story of palestine people is a story of a farmer who lost their land. >> down the road they are trying to take back the land one village at a time. for decades the doctor has been an activist. i've been studying what miartin loouther king did, what gandhi did. >> they need a viable economy. the jordan valley has the borders. we can have no import or export. they fight the occupation not with weapons. but with hammers and nails. he advocates nonviolence, and today he is trying to repopulate a village depopulated biest rail after 1967. >> the village was dead for 47 years. by bringing p

they kill two israelis immediately, hold nine others hostage for about 18 hours.orary aim j in our virtual studio of the team headquarters in munich. it was wide open. the black september terrorists wore track suit, carried assault weapons in duffel bags, they got past a simple chain ling fence. others who saw them thought they were real athletes who were sneaking back into the village after a night out. part of the lax security was intentional. those olympics had been dubbed the happy games. >> the germans were very sensitive to the image that they were going to give forward because the only other time the olympics had been in germany was 1936 which were the nazi olympics. and so the new germany, west germany, wanted to portray that they were a nation of piece. >> during a botched rescue attempt the remaining nine israeli athletes were killed. since munich, security at just about every olympics has steadily expanded in size, sophistication and cost. all that accelerated after september 11th. >> we use the best of our human and machine intelligence. we monitor act

dozens of peaceful protesters have been killed by israeli forces. nest your -- amnesty accuses them of killing children. >> we have seen force used against peaceful protesters. >> what are you accusing israel of. >> we are accusing them of a pattern of unlawful killings of palestine civilians in the unoccupied west bank. we have seen mounting blood stads. 27 palestinians were killed in 2013. that was one and a half times more the figure of 2011 and 2012 combined. in our report, in all of the cases that we have documented, and we've looked at cases in great detail. looking at medical reports, witnessing the demonstrations. it appears that israeli forces used unlevel force and these were unlawful killings. >> unnecessary lethal force. does that mean unnecessary lethal force. lethal force. >> does that mean you are accusing israel of war crimes? >> what - what we are saying is in all of the cases we believe unnecessary lethal force was used, in some cases unarmed protesters, in some cases throwing stones. in three of the cases that we documented in the

it is safe to say that the israeli tourism industry. it's funny to me again. the jn one one jacobson at itt and conference utility up the chevy dealer topshop has created a new way to experience their collection this week's london fashion week that the live stream from the modern turbine hall which operates the brand's flagship oxford circus store which then went straight to the catwalk. participants wore specially commissioned headsets to enter the fray and sixty degree virtual world which incorporate life the catwalk show at eight am pst titles descriptions and looked around for miles and celebrity seated along the runway. topshop founder sir philip green spoke about how he intends to keep pushing the iconic brand for weight. this saturday. and that is a company. in this photo was the company. it will be kind to me. with the great successes of the things we went to go. but still developing young talent he has other things i'd like to do which it said recently that's maybe with a two to three stops in the technologies clean so it makes it so that links into t

bds is aimed at israeli investments and activities in the occupied territories. products that are produced there and labeled "made in israel," actually it is not true because they do not claim they are part of israel yet, but my way of thinking is it is a perfectly legitimate, peaceful way to put pressure on israel because the product are not made in israel. what is more complicated is the disinvestment of banks because they all have branches in the settlements. that is more concerning than the question of boycotts on products made in the territories. on the other hand, the question of delegitimization is more loaded because this is an attack on the basic jewish narrative of israel. there is a battle of two narratives. the twain shall never meet. narratives were important on both sides, so attacking the basic narrative on either side is a dangerous proposition. it's one thing to maintain your own narrative but another to attack the narrative of the other. >> yes? right there? >> you mentioned peace will ultimately come not through diplomacy, but in peace from the

near ramallah he was shot by israeli soldiers in the leg he tried to flee and then was shot two more times in the head and in the back to death nevertheless right dispersal right control measures do need to be used in some circumstances and they and they have been haven't they surely the military does have to maintain control let me give you an example i myself of a five year old son we live in to live in. if he were to throw a rock at a car he would be severely punished by his father for one perhaps a police car would come and you know be very concerned that could hurt somebody that does not warrant. shooting a child that does not warrant arresting children for long. amounts of time without their parents these are patterns that we see seriously in the occupied territories this is the way that the israeli military treats palestinian society there's growing discontent in america's diplomatic community after barack obama nominated several big election backers to be ambassadors especially after agreeing at the senate showed their nominees to be more or less clueless about their future p

the other to listen to the israeli agents of the mossad remain at large accusations of spying between israel and egypt fictitious or not i like the distrust which is soon deeply into the fabric of the relationship between the two states. last week and a bomb attack in the sinai peninsula met several tourists into the media's reporting on the jewish state's and says she used to cross into egypt and provide immediate medical assistance but were refused entry might be due to the floor seats the us military has demolished the building any taxes base forty former army psychiatry is going on a shooting rampage in two thousand nine killing thirteen people and wounding thirty two others teams tore down the building that was part of the soldier readiness processing center at fort hood will plant trees install a two zero and mark the site with a remembrance plaque for the victims. nidal hassan an american born muslim opened fire on unarmed soldiers preparing for deployment on november fifty two thousandnine the monkey later called retaliation for u s wars in the muslim world this on a military

israelis use acts of power to educate us so that if such attacks happen again no one will dare to do anything i compared unstudied similar cases to this one in court where arabs from israel committed acts against jews and they were killed by james for taking the law into their hands the jews were never convicted and no charges were brought against them it's clear there is a double standard in the justice courts a case in point it's hard to do and an israeli jew who shot and killed an arab terrorist after he murdered his shiva students while they were studying in jerusalem in two thousand and eight i shot him with two bullets in the head he spent around he was teetering and then the guy with the m. sixteen who was hiding behind a side door finished the deal we kept shooting at him until we emptied our magazines and that was. this they didn't even open an investigation file against their doom the police didn't even ask him didn't even check of the air was dead or not. the scales of justice are mean to balance in this scale jamil said for we seem to feel killing a jewish terrorist in th

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. >> that price is being paid by israeli farmers. israel's settlement policy led to european's boycott. in the last year israeli farmers in the jordan valley lost 30 million in sales. >> i came because i wanted to. >> they are willing to give up profits. israel is discussing permanently annexing the jordan valley. to show me why, high on the hill, through the bunker, the local mayor shows an abandoned military outpost. for his rail the point provide strategic depth. >> we are what really now stops east. >> israel's resisting the u.s. plan to move israeli troops out and international troops in. israel insists on taking security in its own hands. >> i don't believe any prime minister will give up the jordan valley. for any agreement. because this is the security of israel. i don't see it happening in my life. i hope we have peace. we live, make a living with all the dreams, we have to bring pride to the table. >> so they'll be on the border and hozo and his family will live on land they don't consider their own. >> john kerry is more h

one islamic scholar say they already control the site all but name. >> full control by the israelis andship but all parties concern and it's jordan administrative. the service and the israelis are telling them not any more we have to take it as well. >> reporter: the timing of this could not be worse as the international community is pushing for a peace deal between israel and palestinians and put future deals at work but it can wreck existing treaties and i'm with al jazeera in jerusalem. >> and this is a member of jordan parliament and welcome to al jazeera. there is always as you well know a degree of religious tension in jerusalem but it does seem unlikely that anything is going to change about who controls the mosque. >> well, yes, there is a lot of talks now about the israeli members, talking about new changes and the islamic and jerusalem. as you know and everybody knows the custodian is under there for a long time and part of the jordan peace treaty with israel that will always remain the same. now we are hearing voices from here and they are talking about that and for us as a j

israeli president shimon peres awarded under the mat from israel's highest civilian trauma. in the industrious company of such politicians as barack obama and kissinger. see muggy humid improve the already excellent relations between our countries. we feel their leadership and your trust in us. the mormon to it. eddie johnson and michael held talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu they shared concerns about iran's nuclear program suspect it may be for managing this is not civilian as iran claims the bnp that this wasn't just the right to the state of israel. but it's also an overall twenty euro go up. we see a connection between iran's missile program and a nuclear capacity. you'll be awfully had not been on. netanyahu said he would like to see the rounds in time you rename enrichment program dismantled in his address he also emphasized the friendship between israel and germany

it is the israeli minister of tourism co new zealand though was with joy to see the overwhelming vote of confidence by the maniac and teased in the israeli tourism industry which runs daily show of the vote of confidence the people vote with their faith. i continued to convert the data to visit the shingle in being a convinced i don blue go back to their home. with the reality which she are so different from all the good old bothered to the screens of their own countries. in the desert is turning into a match in dortmund of the pillars which are visiting them. well i wish that the story or should it will run from tim and two five billion dollars. so that it became a cd to the beach was on hand to get to visit is a sample taste of what his will. metropolitan it's all about. the it is my buddy the greatest city in the world. i think that many tourists come here. the cia and the keep coming back and back in the becoming bastards of the cd for free. and we find out what i mean you know that the city has ten months of sun in one thousand seven hundred and fifty eight bars nightclubs and is

may begin to turn their back on israeli goods.n campaign for boycotts, deinvestment, and sanctions, is trying to use the flap as a way to generate new headlines and new momentum for its mission. so when kerry mentioned the word boycott, israeli officials pounced. prime minister benjamin netanyahu called attempts to boycott israel unethical and unjustified. israel's intelligence minister criticized kerry himself. >> secretary kerry say is totally unacceptable. >> but remember, kerry never called for a boycott and never threatened one. the state department spokesperson g imt nsaki said, secretary kerry has -- but he expects all parties to accurately portray his record and statements. well, joining me now so lend perspective is former florida congressman robert wexler. congressman, good to see you. >> good morning. >> this first popped up on my radar -- i get a lot of israeli newspapers, we get a whole thing, but this first popped up, howard did a story during the mandela funeral, saying there is fear among israel, among the israel b

israeli lawyer admit some adoption lake now feels of anything they took to wards arabs be treated united. she feels to me and so for we induced coma accused should have received harsher sentences i would say it's a disgrace people who kill someone was hands are tied in the back. who is not a fred anymore in love for the trial it's a pure america the conviction sends a message that they are a community their blood is cheap and they can spare our lives and so the verdicts out is there a double standard at play in israel which is what the courts are meant to determine in the first place policy are to tell every. where for someone to love or headlines in bahrain a policeman has died of his injuries after he was wounded in the bomb explosion verify this as a government protests authorities there say more than two dozen opposition activists are. in the rest that in clashes with police the demonstrations marked the third anniversary of an uprising that sought to get equal rights for shia muslims are missing the ruling party. violent storms have wept northwest france killing one my and leaving o

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