.>> walking in the tunnels of jerusalem. we found the bell in the tunnel. >>> archaeologists in jerusalem discover a tiny gold bell. see how it could be a priestly gold garment in the time of jesus. >> welcome back to "christian world news" we have been talking about praying for the muslim world during the month of ramadan. the bible tells us to pray for the peace of jerusalem. and the jewish state is facing a serious challenge after ramadan ends. muslim nations are backing palastinian calls recognizing a palastinian state. that could happen in september. joining us is chris mitchell. tell us what is this all about. who is for it who is against it? >> many of the muslims supporting it, a lot of nations in south america are recognizing it as a palastinian state but it is not official. palastinian authority is going to ask to see if they can recognize a palastinian state. >> that is remarkable. that will put a lot of pressure on israel. >> it might get vetoed in the security council. it could be the united states that would ve

in jerusalem thanks having your say on the program it's been a pleasure to have you on r.t. thank you. troubles bridge originally was the edges closer to becoming the fall of european countries need a bailout for rigs that a record high is italy that surges past raising fears now over whether its banks can pass the stress tests senior e.u. officials are set to make but since italy is one of the bigger players saving it won't change their dream chief of belgium's leading business magazine told us throwing money at troubled nations will not help save. italy represents the seventeen percent of g.d.p. of the euro g.d.p. which means that italy in its own is almost three times as big as a tree smaller countries greece i want important go together so this is really something quite frightening and if indeed italy really goes into big trouble on the financial markets this is certainly a totally new phase of this euro crisis you mention throwing money at the problem whether it's greece portugal ireland and certainly not also italy that is not enough or that can't solve the problem on

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there are also small christian minorities in disputed east jerusalem. the circumstances for christians vary in each of those places, and like most things here, a lot of it is shaped by the ongoing conflict. >> the challenge, i think, to palestinian christians, in my view, and to christian communities in israel and the middle east, is really to stay put. >> reporter: bernard sabella is a sociologist in jerusalem who has studied the emigration patterns of his fellow christians, especially younger christians, in israel and the palestinian territories. >> the political situation and economic situation together make it very hard for young people. even when they are earning good money and they have a secure job, relatively secure job, they feel that the prospects for the future are very dim. >> reporter: that's the case for john tawil and his friend mary abu-ghattas, who are students at the roman catholic-run bethlehem university. both are 20 years old and were born under israeli occupation. they say israel's strict security policies toward all palestinians m

jewish settlements on disputed lands and parties policy or visited one ancient arab village near jerusalem which its former inhabitants say stands as a painful reminder of injustice. and missiles in the mountains of jerusalem on the remains of a once passing out community only the memories of those who once lived here have survived intact i feel. we are coming back and simply. i can see the hard since the rain. in my car that. there could be a grew up among the cacti and fit trees but you nine hundred forty eight just before the state of israel was declared his family evacuated unlike the hundreds of arab villages that disappeared in forty eight and sixty seven most of the original houses of lifter are still here so they really were hurt and. and child. bride they really should do the whole of the whole group a whole. hour another us inside the room in a corner and then the table so as to prove to. us you could was one of seven hundred thousand palestinians who became a refugee in one nine hundred forty eight his childhood home was quickly absorbed by the newly established a jewish state a

hotel jerusalem. if you just joined us. live here in moscow top stories now a diplomatic dust up between russia and moscow reportedly hits out of the french the libyan rebels saying it was a u.n. resolution on the conflict. over the worse is portugal's dead gets downgraded to junk status with an exploding over where it will end. and japan approves a second disaster recovery budget devastated communities psychological support and fears grow over radiation levels in the area around fukushima. and germany is reportedly planning to sell two hundred tanks to saudi arabia and the human rights concerns in opposition politicians as illegal. that's it for me today. with less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime cross talk looks to lebanon one of the political a military group hezbollah is finding its reputation bolstered by being more closely linked to murder that's next. and you can. follow and welcome the crosstalk i'm peter lavelle a united nations tribunals has indicted some members of the lebanese shia movement hezbolla

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let's go to jerusalem there's been charged i mean you're only going to me answer go ahead let's let's let's let's deal with both of those charges very very early the first charge is that the attack or the hallmarks of them aside you know we did mossad homeworks include confirmation of the kill lots of agents targeted a single person in clude specific kinds of and most when the mossad allegedly killed. mugabi in syria that was one person when they killed. when they did the blue here in dubai that was aimed at one person it's not the case now there are people who will say that the fact that this didn't bear the hallmarks of a messiah hit but rather that it bored. hallmarks of a syrian hit was them assad's attempts to make it look like syria did it ok listen if the argument is that it's them aside when it looks like them aside and it's them aside when it doesn't look like them assad then that's not an argument that can be answered that's that is the essence of an unfalsifiable conspiracy theory the second charge which is that israel benefited is an absurd charges are all did not benefit

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struggle i'm joined by how a jogger in beirut she's a british lebanese journalist and author in jerusalem we cross all makes sharon he is a writer for commentary magazine and in cairo we have mona evades she is a professor at the american university in cairo ok folks cross talk was in effect but first let's have a show report on the tribunals findings today. days ago a united nations tribunal delivered its long awaited indictment of four has a lot of fish oils in lebanon accused of assassinating the country's former prime minister rafik hariri and a roadside bomb six years ago the indictments now risk reigniting sectarian violence in a country already rattled by decades of bloodshed these political establishment now faces a tricky challenge it needs to find a compromise that both honors its international obligations and prevents a dangerous political split with a shiite has a belong with men currently enjoying great political clout and lebanon but that's what we are today in front of a new reality that request a wise approach and putting the supreme interest of the country should need pea

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documentation and the story will be told of who lived there as we do in all the neighborhoods of jerusalem but maybe luckier could save palestinian land and example in justice. roy our hearts. yanni. for retrieval him from anywhere in a way i can't really come back. to my precinct and deliver. this. is so only for palestinians lift is a physical reminder of injustice and survival but for a fair number of israelis it's an eyesore they'd rather not be reminded of what happened here if you time they drive into jerusalem policy r.t. lifter. five people have been killed in a suicide bombing at a political rally in northwest pakistan it's the latest violence to rock the towel in the taliban stronghold and comes after pakistan said it could manage without the nearly billion dollar military aid that america is currently holding back it's not washington's decision is retaliating for his law about expelling more than one hundred u.s. military advisers the u.s. pakistan relationship has been strained since osama bin laden's killing earlier in may and the u.s. drone attacks that killed civilians the w

in this real look he's available in some of the telltale derrius son of an hotel jerusalem. for following breaking news on r t r t obtains disturbing images of divers recovering bodies from the bottom of the volga river where a pleasure cruise sank on sunday. rescuers have almost given up hope of finding anyone alive join us here at the scene of the rescue operations in just a few minutes. but even with those close to her mind. this. is the relatives are devastated fearing they may never see their loved ones again. but russia's president orders those responsible for the tragedy to be punished saying the terrible disaster down to ancient and coves crews for the last. two pm in moscow i match reza you're watching breaking news here on r t divers have started bringing bodies to the surface of those killed when a pleasure cruise sank on the volga river sunday earlier they reported finding more than one hundred corpses trapped inside the ship party's town garden it's like with us at the search site hello tom so it's been twenty four hours now since the boat went down at this poin

jerusalem says that the state could should come at the end of peace negotiations. we will have more on that story coming up later on. few composers are as closely associated with the nazis as richard wagner. he was anti-semitic and he was a musical icon for a of hitler. public broadcasters in israel have banned his work and most broadcasters refuse to play him. that was not the case at the wagnerestival here in israel -- in germany. >> this is the founding society -- this is a founding member of the wagner society in israel. tonight is the world premie of a very special kind. wagner's great granddaughter attended the performance. the first piece that the israel chamber orchestra played was -- the concert started it new territory. >> i believe this is an encouragement for everyone working in this direction. >> -- was delighted. >> i think this was a historical moment in which we showed that art and culture have no borders. >> for one night, a shared love of music. >> amy winehouse's funeral has been held in london after a private ceremony for family and friends in a

don't like to think the rest of our panelists are many thanks my guest today in jerusalem cairo and in beirut and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are keep to next time and remember. to keep. the. in india auntie's available in the grand central shirts in mumbai the taj mahal some i'm going to watch president combine to shoot a favorite for a small amount of beatriz's public clothes are going to go on taj mahal hotel courageous young show some retro town foolish kind of photo.

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usually what happens is that when visitors who want to visit the way occupied west bank or east jerusalem they have to lie to the border control in order to actually visit there they would have to say that they came to visit tel aviv or jerusalem for that matter. we were expecting a un report to be released on the killing of shocks of its. last year when israeli troops stormed another eight for the last year so how thought do you think israel will respond to these attempts. if israel responds to all of these. accusations against its against its criminal policies of occupation apartheid it responds with sheer histeria like we just saw a couple of days ago. but this is not out of the ordinary it is amazing that the peace activists who clearly want to. show their solidarity and insist on basic values of the universe and recognize human rights and insistent israel abides by the international law are considered as such a big threat by israel. and this is something that we insist on the part of the us. yeah yeah carry on yeah i'm part of the global b.d.s. movement and boycott divestment and san