rome. >> jews were banned from jerusalem. law was prohibited by the romans. >> helena will be the first person to try and retrace the final footsteps of christ. >> here you have a woman who stands in the pinnacle of power. and understands what power looks like. it, to me, is fascinating that a person from that vantage point would see jesus as the one worthy of her life, her allegiance, and her worship. >> this was a way of getting in closer to really understanding the bible and to really entering into the story of jesus. >> there was something about knowing that he actually walked here, that he talked here, where she's standing. you realize that this is not just a myth. jerusalem is not a made-up city. jesus is not a made-up person. it's an incredibly powerful experience. ♪ ♪ >> according to all four gospels, roman soldiers marched jesus of nazareth to a hill called golgotha, the place of the skull. a place so evil, few who saw it could ever forget it. but 300 years have passed. jerusalem is now a very different place. >> the

rome. >> jews were banned from jerusalem.ce of jewish law was prohibited by the romans. >> helena will be the first person to try and retrace the final footsteps of christ. >> here you have a woman who stands in the pinnacle of power. and understands what power looks like. it, to me, is fascinating that a person from that vantage point would see jesus as the one worthy of her life, her allegiance, and her worship. >> this was a way of getting in closer to really understanding the bible and to really entering into the story of jesus. >> there was something about knowing that he actually walked here, that he talked here, where she's standing. you realize that this is not just a myth. jerusalem is not a made-up city. jesus is not a made-up person. it's an incredibly powerful experience. ♪ >> according to all four gospels, roman soldiers marched jesus of nazareth to a hill called golgotha, the place of the skull. a place so evil, few who saw it could ever forget it. but 300 years have passed. jerusalem is now a very different pla

but today in jerusalem, james is still venerated.ntury armenian cathedral is dedicated to him. >> st. james is our first patriarch. we feel privileged that our brotherhood here in st. james are in direct succession and in direct line to st. james the first bishop of jerusalem. in our daily prayers, james is our lord. james is sitting next to christ. >> it's claimed the cathedral is built on the site of james' home. worshipers also believe his remains are buried here. >> according to armenian tradition, the bones of st. james were brought from the valley of kidron where they were originally buried, and they were reburied under the main altar of the present st. james cathedral. >> but what happened to the box that first held his mortal remains? >> so is the james ossuary real or not? that's a tough question. the jury is still out on that one. >> at the end of it, you still have a mystery. we'll never quite know if the james ossuary is real or not. we'll never quite know if it's that james, the brother of jesus. >> after golan is acquit

verizon. >>> jerusalem, a.d. 62.iesthood gives james an ultimatum. renounce his brother jesus as his messiah or face death. but james refuses. >> the link between jesus and james ultimately means that james can't survive. >> james is led to the temple walls. only a few hundred meters from where jesus was crucified. >> he's martyred for this cause, and he's martyred for his sincere devotion. >> but pushing james from the walls doesn't kill him. ancient texts record that the final blows come when he's stoned to death and his body is buried on the spot where he falls. in accordance with jewish custom of the time, one year after his death, james' bones would have been collected and interned in an ossuary. >> i think it is likely that james' body was claimed by his followers and buried. there was considerable support from within the city of jerusalem right across the board for james to be honored against the demeaning death that was inflicted on him. >> after james's murder, the crucial role he played in the development o

you got this. >>> jerusalem a.d. 62. a leading member of the jewish priesthood gives james an ultimatum. renounce his brother jesus as his messiah or face death. but james refuses. >> the link between jesus and james ultimately means that james can't survive. >> james is led to the temple walls. only a few hundred meters from where jesus was crucified. >> he's martyred for this cause, and he's martyred for his sincere devotion. >> but pushing james from the walls doesn't kill him. ancient texts record that the final blows come when he's stoned to death and his body is buried on the spot where he falls. in accordance with jewish custom of the time, one year after his death, james' bones would have been collected and interned in an ossuary. >> i think it is likely that james' body was claimed by his followers and buried. there was considerable support from within the city of jerusalem right across the board for james to be honored against the demeaning death that was inflicted on him. >> after james' murder, the crucial ro

the setting, jerusalem, in the land of judea, modern day israel. >> jerusalem is the capital of the jewishe. at the same time it's occupied by the romans. we have a lot of religious unrest are.un rest rest. >> unrest and fear. terrified, jesus's followerers huddled together in safehouses. >> they saw their leader was crucified and was executed as an enemy of the state. they were some of his followers. so is not surprisingly they are fearful that the roman authorities will find them as well. >> then, according to the acts of the apostles, the holy spirit came upon the disciples at pentecost. >> give us today our daily bread. >> and they were inspired to recruit more followers. >> now, spread his word system they go from the small cluster of dedicated followers to starting this big missionary movement. they do it through one-to-one contact, through inviting people to meals and telling them about jesus. >> join us. you, too, will receive the holy spirit. >> silence them now. >> as the christian movement grew, jesus's disciples faced dramatic moments. >> there are a lot of exciting things that

those who celebrate that are in jerusalem there as well. and we have a lot of information coming up on the world meeting of families as we anticipate the pope's visit in philadelphia this september. coming up, we're taking a look at the other events happening on this easter holiday. >>> 4:44 a.m. we have new information on the coast guard rescue off the coast of north carolina. a man missing since january is back on land and reuniting with his family. louis jordan was on a sailboat when he disappeared. a german tanker spotted him sitting on the overturned hull of the boat yesterday. the coast guard airlifted him to a hospital in norfolk. listen in to this reunion phone call jordan had with his father. >> hey dad.

the crusaders in 1099 invaded jerusalem. they were able then to rearrange the features within the city in order to fit in with their idea of where the holy sites should be. hence they decided that the antonia fortress, that would be the starting point for the via dolorosa, and of course the end point had to be the church of the holy sepulchre. >> reporter: the theory that the traditional via dolorosa might go the wrong way isn't new, but this exhibit is. just opened to public, it's got people talking. listen to what's happening on this tour. >> and so if we can prove that herod's palace is here then we can prove the historical via dolorosa, the historical via dolorosa, should start from somewhere around here. >> that will change a few things. >> that will change a few things! not impressed? >> i don't like your wording. we have to be very sensitive about saying we can prove. we can't prove. we can ask the question: might the trial have been here even though tradition says it was there? >> reporter: are you getting specifical

mime from jerusalem. will you help me? >> jerusalem. >> shalom. >> from years back i heard.d to one of his sons. >> no, no son of herrod rules now. >> rome sent governors to rule. the romans valued that. >> ha has become of herrod. >> at the time tell the -- >> >> i made great effort teaching son scriptures. dreaming he might become land given to us by god. perhaps it is time to return. huh? so this is the new city of the jew jews? why don't they hail they new governor. >> only respect. >> how do we dress when we are taken so see the jewish god. >> no one sees him. they believe he is everywhere. >> everywhere? but cannot be seen? how do they know he exists? >> maybe he doesn't. bless him had, elizabeth. i have heard so much about you. >> i had given up hope that a trader spoke of the joseph of nazareth who had returned from afar. i felt at once it was your joseph. >> he brought us six years before he died and then blessed be god. left you a life that's good. >> is john the priest in the temple. >> my son the baptist is not beloved in the temple nor they of him. john in the w

i'm a trader from jerusalem, can you help me? >> jerusalem?. the romans value that. >> what has become of the sons of herod? >> each has limited rule over a piece of the kingdom. >> how is life for the jews? >> one gets heavily taxed, but one gets by. here in this land of great dogs, i dreamed that they would have the land given up by god. perhaps it is time to return. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so this is the holy city of the jews. why don't they hail their new governor? >> i don't come seeking their love, claudia, only respect. >> how do they dress when they're taken to see the jewish god? >> no one sees him. they believe he is everywhere. >> everywhere. but cannot be seen? how do they know he exists? >> maybe he doesn't. >> shalom. >> shalom. >> our cousin, elizabeth, has not seen you since you were a baby in her arms. >> i have heard so much about you. >> i had given up hope but a trader spoke of a joseph from nazareth. i hoped it was you, joseph. he left you a life that is good. >> my son, the baptist, is not beloved of the temple. john went in the wildern

he joins us from jerusalem. i understand the prime minister is in a cabinet meeting discussing yesterday's events. correspondent: yes, he is. he was raised by the u.s. president last night and is in turn briefing the cabinet. they are to decide the strategy for the next three months until the end of june when the agreement will be signed. there is no doubt the feeling is this is not a good move. that is the point of the israeli prime minister who has made it his calling card for the past few years but certainly for the lead up to the talks. his view is this is dangerous for israel, the entire region, and the world because of the kind of unstable player imran -- iran is. it is not clear what the strategy will be. there have been voices inside israel over the last 24 hours arguing now is the time to rethink. if you want to have people listen to you, you have to be inside the tent slightly, not only outside warning of danger. that is part of what is being considered within the cabinet at the moment. anchor: what do

. >> the new testament gospels tell of a critical moment here two miles outside jerusalem. >> the villagef bethany is named in the gospels as the place where jesus stayed during the last week of his life. >> the gospel of john places the scene in the house of lazarus, the man jesus raised from the dead. >> just a few days before his crucifixion, a woman came to jesus and anointed his feet with expensive ointments and perfumes. >> mary anoints jesus with essence of nard, the chanel number 5 of antiquity, and she uses a whole pot of it, a whole year's worth of a day laborer's wages. >> people who saw it were scandalized. they were shocked. >> none more so than the group's treasurer, judas. >> why was the ointment wasted in this way? >> leave her alone! >> jesus has been preaching this message about the poor and ministering to them and giving away your coat. and now all of a sudden he's going to let this woman pour a huge amount of money's worth of perfume on him. >> this ointment could have been sold for more than 300 dinai and given to the poor. >> sort of one set of rules for the disciple

>> a week before his death, jesus arrives in jerusalem, along with thousands of pilgrims for the festivalf passover. within days, he's been betrayed by judas. >> jesus of nazareth! >> arrested in the garden of gethsemane after he provokes the authorities. he's handed over to the romans for trial and crucifixion. it's here that the story of the shroud begins. all four gospels talk about the burial cloth in which the crucified body of jesus is laid to rest. the bible tells that the cloth was given by joseph of arimathea, a wealthy member of the jewish counsel. the sanhedrin. >> the gospels describe joseph of arimathea as being a sympathizer with the jesus movement. he's fascinated by jesus. so fascinated that even after the crucifixion, he wants to make sure that the right thing is done, that jesus gets the right burial. >> everyone who encounters jesus in the gospels is in some way transformed. they're either healed or they want to follow him. meeting jesus for one time was life changing. that probably changed joseph's life. >> but first, joseph needs permission to take jesus down from the

>> a week before his death, jesus arrives in jerusalem, along with thousands of pilgrims for the festivalpassover. within days, he's been betrayed by judas. >> jesus of nazareth! >> no! >> arrested in the garden of gethsemane after he provokes the authorities he's handed over to the romans for trial and crucifixion. ♪ it's here that the story of the shroud begins. all four gospels talk about the burial cloth in which the crucified body of jesus is laid to rest. the bible tells that the cloth was given by joseph of arimathea, a wealthy member of the jewish council, the sanhedrin. >> the gospels describe joseph of arimathea as being a sympathizer with the jesus movement. he's fascinated by jesus. so fascinated that even after the crucifixion, he wants to make sure that the right thing is done, that jesus gets the right burial. >> everyone who encounters jesus in the gospels is transformed. they're either healed or they want to follow him. simply meeting jesus even for one time was life changing and that probably changed joseph's life. >> but first, joseph needs permission to take jesus down

. >> the new testament gospels tell of a critical moment here two miles outside jerusalem. >> the villagef bethany is named in the gospels as the place where jesus stayed during the last week of his life. >> the gospel of john places the scene in the house of lazarus, the man jesus raised from the dead. >> just a few days before his crucifixion, a woman came to jesus and anointed his feet with expensive ointments and perfumes. >> mary anoints jesus with essence of nard, the chanel number 5 of antiquity, and she uses a whole pot of it, a whole year's worth of a day laborer's wages. >> people who saw it were scandalized. they were shocked. >> none more so than the group's treasurer, judas. >> why was the ointment wasted in this way? >> leave her alone! >> jesus has been preaching this message about the poor and ministering to them and giving away your coat. and now all of a sudden he's going to let this woman pour a huge amount of money's worth of perfume on him. >> this ointment could have been sold for more than 300 dinari and given to the poor. >> sort of one set of rules for the discipl

let's bring in cnn's oren liebermann live from jerusalem with the latest. oren? >> reporter: good morning, christine. we're now half an hour away from scheduled statements. they're here and meeting. the statements may not be long. perhaps as little as 24 hours. but just boehner's presence alone here is a statement in and of itself. netanyahu has been lobbying against this deal. he's been rallying his supporters against it trying to make sure that israel and the security of israel remain a prime concern here in this deal. so he's been pushing against that. we've seen him put out statements every one of the last few days citing his biggest issues. advanced research advanced centrifuges. he's been saying all of this would be a threat not only to israel but to the security of the larger middle east. and now he's getting support, very strong support, from congressional republicans. it's house speaker boehner here now. and again, we expect those statements in just half an hour. it was a team of senate republicans here earlier this week. senator mitch mcconnell met with

city here, jerusalem. much of the country, coming to a stand still to reflect and mourn on this powerful day in israel. >> on the eve of holocaust remembrance day, prime minister that iran's government was like the nazis. what all did he say. and how are people responding to that comparison? >> rosemary, a compares on he made before. but he has never made it this powerfully. he was used language this strong. many in the western world are deaf and blind. he says word to the destruction and death. he is exporting in the region and the world. most positive language. many half heard and made the statement all most every day. these, this imentz the strongest language he has used yet. let's listen to a little bit of his speech here. >> translator: the bad deal being formed with iran shows the historic lesson has not been learned. in the face of iran's aggressive actions, the west is giving in. again a comparison he made before. comparing nazi regime that tried to wipe out the jewish population in europe to the i

we have more from west jerusalem jerusalem. >> reporter: it's been six months since the international community pledged $735 billion to reconstruct the gaza strip and the home is one of 19,000 destroyed homes in the war that have yet to be rebuilt. he's living in a makeshift shelter near his destroyed home which is israel heavily bombarded last summer. without the most basic necessities staying warm is hard work. he searches for wood in the piles of republic around him to make a fire. >> i blame all sides. i cannot blame one party. all parties have to agree on how to carry the reconstruction. if they don't agree we'll be the victims. >> 46 humanitarian organizations have reported that only a quarter of the money pledged to reconstruct gaza has so far been released. 100,000 people are still homeless here after israel's third and those destructive war in six years. >> both hamas and fattah are using us for afraid in the international community. we either invite israel to finish us off or explode in our government's face. we don't know what to choose. >> the report calls on the for israe

we're in jerusalem with more. >> you'll remember he spoke to a joint session of the congress just last month. warning of a deal with iran. he, of course, will no doubt try to use his leverage, whatever leverages highway with u.s. lawmakers to try to scuttle any chance of this passing through congress. but it's very unlikely that he'll be able to derail this bill. this is an agreement reach not only with the u.s. but world powers as well. so mr. netanyahu who will no doubt continue his criticism of this agreement will struggle very much to prevent any kind of final deal from being breached. >> in jerusalem. but his real objections may not be the biggest issue that the obama administration faces. it must convince some skeptics in congress not to take action until a deal is done. white house press secretary josh earnest spoke with stephanie sy about the challenges that the white house faces on capitol hill. >> should they have a right to reject or accept a deal of this nag any attitude? >> well, stephanie what we have said about congress they have played a critical role since the beginnin

more on that from jerusalem. the crux of the argument of netanyahu is that the iranians are patient and they will find their time. any agreement is just kicking it down the road. israel is their number one target. >> that's always been his argument. this particular prime minister of israel is made iran the issue of all his terms in government. some a even to the detriment of his deal with the palestinians. so it's very important to him. have not heard a reaction to him yet. perhaps he is waiting for that call from the u.s. president. barack obama indicated he would be bringing him to make a normal reaction. we have heard reactions in the days leading up to this, and all alone, the israeli prime minister has said as recently as this afternoon, if you're going to sign a deal -- >> technical problems again. we will try to get jerusalem back on the line shortly. maybe you would like to pick up a little on that, obama bringing in israel at the end of his speech. very careful to mention both israel and the saudi state.

this is one of thee times each year jews are expected to make a brief pill gymage to jerusalem. >> as always, there's lots more on our website aljazeera.com. get the latest on all the stories we're covering there. aljazeera.com. >> intense fighting in yemen as a humanitarian crisis gets worse. the red cross is trying to bring in aid but the window is closing. >> president obama calls the nuclear deal with iran a once in a lifetime opportunity. his stepped up efforts to convince allies at home and abroad. >> a blistering report leads the magazine to apologize for a

oren liebermann in jerusalem.r that. >>> new developments in the terrorist attack in the university in northeastern kenya that killed 142 students and 5 security guards. the kenyan government naming the mastermind as mohamed mohamud. a most wanted notice was offered for his capture. the father of the other suspect named by the government spoke to cnn over the weekend. he said his son went missing soon after graduating in 2013. the father said he had really given up on his son. for more now, let's bring in christian purefoy live from garissa. we are learning more about who may have ordered that attack that killed so many of those students and security officials. what are you learning this morning? >> reporter: christine, as you said the interior minister of kenya are calling the mastermind behind the attack mahmoud. he is now in control of the militias that come across the border into kenya to create havoc. one of the previous attacks he associated with have the same mode of operation against the university. the at

those who celebrate that are in jerusalem there as well.nd we have a lot of information coming up on the world meeting of families as we anticipate the pope's visit in philadelphia this september. coming up, we're taking a look at the other events happening on this easter holiday. >>> 4:44 a.m. we have new information on the coast guard rescue off the coast of north carolina. a man missing since january is back on land and reuniting with his family. louis jordan was on a sailboat when he disappeared. a german tanker spotted him sitting on the overturned hull of the boat yesterday. the coast guard airlifted him to a hospital in norfolk. listen in to this reunion phone call jordan had with his father. >> hey dad. i haven't heard from you so long. >> oh, man, it's great to hear your voice. >> i was so worried you guys were crying and upset when i wasn't dead. >> jordan said he survived on fish he caught. >>> and take a look at this video of a guy trashing a hotel bar. this happened at a holiday inn last weekend in oregon. the bartender asked t

. >> reporter: and in jerusalem today prime minister benjamin netanyahu repeated his view that the talksh iran will only yield a bad outcome. >> the concessions offered to iran and lazan would ensure a bad deal to endanger israel middle east and peace of the world. now is the time for the international community to insist on a better deal a better deal would significantly roll back iran's nuclear infrastructure and a better deal would link the eventual lifting of the restrictions on iran's nuclear program to a change in iran's behavior. >> reporter: iraqi officials declaring victory against i.s.i.l. this morning in tikrit and says the government has retaken the city center there. major military push has been underway in tikrit for sometime and u.s. led air strikes joined the fight in the city last week. nigeria president elect calls it a new day for a new nigeria. muhammadu buhari is making plans to take over power after he defeated president goodluck jonathan and spoke a short time ago. >> your vote has changed our nation offenders -- of destiny for the good of everyone and i muhammadu

these are suburbs of east jerusalem the future palestinian capitol, god willing, and people here need enforcement because they want to get rid of drug dealers and other criminals. >> reporter: neither the israeli or palestinian authorities have said why now? why they have allowed palestinian police to come to towns like this one and to effectively police the areas. it also comes at a time when the relations between the palestinian leadership and the israeli government is in a dispute over tax revenues. at least on a security level, the cooperation continues. >>> turkey's president says he will only consider improving relations with egypt if the lois ousted president and his muslim brotherhood allies are released from prison. the muslim brotherhood is now outlawed in egypt. >>> three attacks in egypt's sinai have killed 13 civilians and two soldiers. houses in a town bordering gaza were hit by mortar fire another missile landed ofrn a house, and the third attack was on a military vehicle. >>> at least five have been killed and 26 others injured in an attack in northern afghanistan. two

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happening right now, the israeli prime minister is meeting in jerusalem with house speaker john boehnerlegation of house republicans. we're expecting a live statement from them any moment. you can see that podium on the bottom part of your screen. of course the speaker gave the prime minister a platform to talk about the nuclear deal before congress just last month. let's bring in cnn's oren liebermann live in jerusalem where any minute now we should hear from the prime minister and the speaker. >> reporter: john you're absolutely right. this scheduled statement perhaps a little more fluid than we expected. but we should hear any minute now from netanyahu coming out and then a short time later we expect to hear from house speaker john boehner. in this critical week as these deadlines have come down to the wire and now perhaps in a sort of overtime netanyahu has been the most vocal critic. and now in these critical hours getting very much support from congressional republicans. it's boehner here right now. it was senator mitch mcconnell earlier this week promising netanyahu that if there

thousands of pilgrims traveled to jerusalem's old city. they retraced the route that jesus is said to have taken, to the site where he was crucified. >> i feel blessed to have had the opportunity to walk in the same footsteps and to share this experience with some of those who are the most close to me. i think this is something that everybody should do if given the opportunity to reinvigorate their belief in the holy spirit. >> sreenivasan: elsewhere, some believers whipped themselves to demonstrate their faith. and in the philippines again this year, at least six men had themselves nailed to crosses. one of the men has taken part in the ritual for the past 29 years. sarah brady who spent decades working for gun control died today. her family said she developed pneumonia.ady worked for president reagan. sarah brady was 737 years old. >> sreenivasan: still to come on the newshour: disappointing jobs numbers; how iran sees the nuclear deal; shields and brooks; america's pastime gets more diverse; a new biography of the first lady; plus, the

they followed him all the way from galilee, to jerusalem, all the way to the cross. >> she's a followero this. >> after following him for many months, mary magdalene's loyalty to jesus is about to be put to the ultimate test. ♪ >>> just days before he will die on the cross, jesus takes his followers into jerusalem for the jewish passover. on the night that judas will betray him, jesus invites his disciples to share a last supper. >> he has to have it in secret. it's very important that he finish his last teaching and his last dinner before he is seized and arrested violently. >> mary magdalene, mary the mother of jesus, they're not there at the last supper, but the reason they're not there is because jesus knows that he's about to be betrayed. this arresting, this seizing could be very violent, it could be very dangerous. >> following his betrayal by judas, jesus is arrested, tried and sentenced by pilot to be crucified. >> the men had fled because the men could have been arrested with jesus for insurrection as he was. they could have been crucified as well. >> jesus called the disciple

kim and kanye were in jerusalem influencing people. this is interesting.ultra orthodox news website cut kim out of a photo for religious reasons. this was the original photo. kim and kanye were having dinner with the mayor of jerusalem. this is what they published. they say kim kardashian contradicts ultra orthodox values so they covered her with a receipt. when you cut her out of one photo she reappears in ten more. she cannot be stop by a receipt. if your religion requires you to use photo shop to cover up actual human beings made with receipts by a cash register maybe time to loosen up and look at alternatives. i hear the hindus are accepting new members right now. have you seen the new "star wars" trailer yet? the trailer for "star wars" force awakens comes out today. i was not expecting it to be a musical. i was surprised. the movie doesn't come out until december 18th but they showed the trailer. the trailer at a four day convention this weekend. this was the tenth "star wars" celebration. it is like comic con. people dress up. there are exhibits, pa

live from jerusalem. we talk about that. we lead this show with that. because it does have an effect on the markets. so does this. on friday, very few people would have anticipated what we see right now. just off the highs of the session. big miss on the march jobs report. (?) today, stocks look like blooming crocuses in the spring. one speech in new jersey may have done the speech. bill dudley. the head of the new york fed. traders of the cme group. along with andy brenner. great to have everybody. let me get to the new york stock exchange and scott. is this about the fact that that ugly jobs report puts off a june rate hike. >> i think it's part of the former. i don't think any trader knew what to expect. for a while bad news was bad news. then people wanted good news to be good news. then on friday, the news were horrendous. the bulls were on ice all weekend long, a level of support that we were trying to hold. and we didn't know what would happen. they bought the market. right back at the spot we've been at three weeks in a row. this time, if we can

that's an area about five times the size of historic jerusalem. that includes substantial areas of the west bank many former arab villages. supposed to be an internationalized territory. israel has taken it over and all the parties, except for the very far out ones are saying yes this is an indivisible permanent capitol of israel. that's one thing. then if you look at the development programs which i pretty systemic, very obvious, the one of them is developing a corridor extending east of jerusalem, to include a large town which was built mostly during the clinton years. its purpose is to subdivide the west bank, to verity partition it. the borders reach virtually to jerico, which will be left in palestinian hands at the border. so a corridor extending to the east bisecting the west bank. if you look at the map there are other corridors to the north including other new israeli towns. in the break up the region. israel is committed to breaking up -- agency up to the annexation wall considered legal but the u.s. continues to support the policies. th

i want to bring in oren liebermann live in jerusalem for the latest. oren what is the next step when it comes to israel. >> reporter: netanyahu has been for days weeks and months the strongest critic of the deal. that is not going to change. obama and netanyahu spoke on the phone. netanyahu has perhaps used his strongest language yet to speak against the deal. it increases the risk of horrific war. netanyahu criticized what is in the deal and not in the deal. he says it does not dismantle the nuclear infrastructure. they get to keep research and centrifuges. more importantly, to netanyahu, he says the lifting of sanctions should have been linked to aggression in the region. that was not in the deal. that is what netanyahu criticized. it is clear to everybody, including netanyahu, he won't be able to work with obama. netanyahu has sided with congressional republicans. it was john boehner here. mitch mcconnell here this week. that is who netanyahu will work with. boehner spoke out against the deal like netanyahu. netanyahu using far stronger words. as re

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