david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality therere is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do i it. >> we are herere in a bubblble. after sometitime of working together withth jamal i said let's do thisis in california. you only have to choosose in th neighbhborhood what kikind of l yoyou want i in the mornining. >> w when i go thehere i'm alwa eager to g go to my people, to neigighborhood. i wawant to have the least interaction with the israelelis as possibible. >> many israelis don't wwant t know abobout paltinians. they don't't want to rreach ou they don't want to cross into streets anand neighborhohoods the palelestinians live

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embassy in jerusalem. and a number of historic sites in jerusalem early thursday. shortly after the announcement, secretary pompeo visited the western wall. an ap report notes until today, u.s. officials refrained from visiting the western wall to avoid the appearance of recognizing israeli sovereignty over the city's most sensitive holy site. later, the secretary took part in a joint news conference with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. susan, pompeo, friedman., david i am so excited. we are so excited to have you here, especially on this evening. purim. the even of has just madep history. i called him. i thanked him on behalf of the people of israel. he did it again. jerusalemrecognized as israel's capital and moved the u.s. embassy here. then he pulled out of the disastrous iran treaty and reimposed sanctions. but now he did something of equal historic importance. he recognizes israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. he did so at a time when iran is trying to use syria as a platform to attack and destroy israel. and the message that president trum

first, he recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and moved the u.s. embassy here. then he pulled out of the disastrous iran treaty and reimposed sanctions. but now he did something of equal historic importance. he recognizes israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. he did so at a time when iran is trying to use syria as a platform to attack and destroy israel. and the message that president trump has given the world is that america stands by israel. we are celebrating purim when 2500 years ago, other persians tried to destroy the jewish people. they failed then. and today 2500 years later, again, persians led by amani are trying to destroy jewish people in the jewish state. they are going to fail again. we are deeply grateful for the u.s. support. we are deeply grateful for the unbelievable and unmatchable support for our security and our right to defend ourselves. and everything that you do on behalf of israel and for the state of israel in so many forms. so, it is a distinct pleasure to welcome you and susan to our home at any time, but especially today. let

and the jerusalem being israel's capital and they are. under israeli sovereignty so we really believe that the next step will be annexing the west bank and then for three maybe two or announce then who condition of the state of gaza so when they the superpower the united states. president trump say that acquisition of territory by force is the legal thing. israeli settlements which is war crimes in accord with the four geneva conventions are illegal when he decides from one side to have jerusalem as israel's capital when he wants to have refugees of the terrible when he accepts the israeli nationalist racist law saying that the right of the termination between their ever jordan and the material is only to jews why we as a palestinian christian and muslims today today saturday. thirtieth of march we are fifty point nine percent of the relation between their going to jordan and the military an end and then any hours are forty nine point one and then at the result will be the widening of the cycle of violence counter-violence bloodshed and e

jerusalem is oui’s to give us a present. jerusalem is ours and has always been ours. you should stop trying to kill israelis and that would sort of progress peace. this is the problem. also as the question, yes. this is the problem, the fundamental problem is that naftali bennett is unable to even use the term occupied west bank. he is unable to even view me as an equal or see that i actually have rights to this city as much as anybody else does. but instead he continues to use the language of an occupier, the mentality of an occupier, the mentality of an occupier, and continues to engage in this idea ofjewish supremacy and jewish superiority. so to answer your question, alex, in terms of how it is that palestinians see it israelis and the other way round, i can tell you, because i live on both sides. in terms of the way that israelis view palestinians, they view us as people who are not equal. they have treated us as people who are not equal. they would not want the same treatment that they have been inflicting on us for the past 71 yea rs, been inflicting on us for

chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post the p.l.o. . now is the time for a united. dedicated to war war. going underground. you know i'm a phone line smoke i don't like an impediment in my muslim on muslim problems no demos done so because of something about. this. was not a muslim it was a day just that they had nothing to. do she was you making a. noise i just. jumped on bar from the sun on my last book to go to the british course there's enough of them around. i mean the guy . wanted. to get. to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see that. i do saying the numbers mean something they've mastered us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be old from which he was six percent in the world market most thirty percent some with one hundred five hundred first second first second and fifth when rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion d

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this is what is just run in the jerusalem post. what we have is a couple of missiles fired, apparently by a palestinian islamic jihad. that's not been confirmed to us. that's the reporting in the jerusalem post. one intercepted by iron dome. the other did no damage. people were scared by this. the sirens went off in tel aviv and in central israel. at this moment, nothing further has happened. when this sort of thing happened, the rhetoric is dialled up on both sides of the border and certainly they're on high alert, if you will. any time around an election there, especially given this very serious charges against the prime minister and a lot of political infighting. really many questions about what direction this government of israel will take in the days ahead. jennifer griffin on iran funding here, jennifer. a lot of players in these things. hezbollah, so many more. >> shepard, if in fact it's proven correct that it was islamic jihad that fired the missile, that missile is known as an iranian missile. it's provided by iran. it ha

soldier hoffman chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post and the p.l.o. chief negotiator where there is a failed negotiations and israelis. now is the time for a united palestinian vanguard dedicated to wall war of a joint joel. going underground. is a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been fully implemented from the inside venezuela things are different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela so she would. have a son of the moment. person. on the moon the people who come to. the focal to whose story isn't new nixon called in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated in latin america an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the economy scream so wants and making the economy of venezuela screed. welcome back to this great return much i have a special in the first half of the show we have from i had to mimi join me now via skype from a con

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[applause] >> after recognizing jerusalem, will it include separation of jerusalem? will you give palestinians -- president trump: we're talking about this. thank you very much. >> mr. president, i have to tell you that i brought you a case of the finest wine from the golan. i understand you're not a great wine drinker. could i give it to your staff? [all talking at once] president trump: big progress. much.you very it is an honor to have prime minister netanyahu in the oval office. we have had numerous great meetings and we talk usually about trade and military and lots of things, but today i think we are talking about, more than anything else we are celebrating the golan heights. it is something i have been hearing about for many years from many people i have been studying for years

rome and jerusalem lashed -- clashed over values. but the united states views itself as a new jerusalem. we visited the original city on the hill. we visited the hill. there is no greater friendship than the one between israel and the united states, and no one represents it better than secretary of state mike pompeo. you and ambassador friedman and your delegation are exceptional champions of our lives. i have called you so many times on so many things that this evening, i just want to say one word. two, actually. thank you. thank you, mike pompeo. thank you, president trump, and thank you, america. to the people of israel, i say -- [speaking hebrew] mr. pompeo: i will be very brief tonight. a great visit. susan and i had the chance to visit some of the holy sites today. as a person of faith, it is always inspiring to drive through the winding streets of the old city. we had the chance to visit the church, and the incredible privilege to visit the western wall with the prime minister of israel as the american secretary of state was t

of jerusalem? will you give palestinians -- president trump: we're talking right now we're talking about this. thank you very much. prime minister netanyahu: mr. president, i have to tell you that i brought you a case of the finest wine from the golan. i understand you're not a great wine drinker. could i give it to your staff? >> mr. president -- >> this afternoon our coverage continues of the american-israel public affairs committee annual conference with remarks by secretary of state mike pompeo, senate minority leader chuck shumeo, and house minority leader -- schumer, and house minority leader kevin mccarthy. you can stream it live on c-span.org or use the free c-span radio app. and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunford and the acting defense secretary patrick shanahan will testify before the house armed services committee for next year's budget. u can watch it at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, c-span.org or c-span radio. >> once, tv was simply three giant networks and a govern

include separation of jerusalem? will you give palestinians -- president trump: we're talking about this. thank you very much. prime minister netanyahu: mr. president, i have to tell you that i brought you a case of the finest wine from the golan. i understand you're not a great wine drinker. i give it to your staff. > mr. president -- all talking at once] >> capitol hill today, the house in recess. members return in about an hour for work on bills bills dealing with venezuela. tomorrow vote on whether to override the president's veto of a measure terminating his emergency border declaration. follow the house live here on c-span when they return at 2:00 eastern. live this afternoon on c-span3, continuing coverage of the american-israel public affairs committee annual conference. we'll hear from secretary of state mike pompeo. senate minority leader chuck schumer, and house minority leader kevin mccarthy. live starting at 4:30 eastern, over on c-span3. you can can also watch online at c-span.org or use the free c-span

embassy is in jerusalem where it belongs. and just the other day, the united states recognized that the golan is part of israel, period. so, my friends, we're making strides. but our experience tells us we must not let up. now is the time for the united states to recommit to our partnerships in the troubled but important region. that's what the senate did when it passed s-1 by huge bipartisan margin. so we sent it over to the house, and that's where it sits. that's where it sits. now the one thing the speaker and the majority leader get to do is decide what we're going to do. and so i would encourage the speaker to call up the bill. i believe it would -- i believe it would pass by a very large bipartisan majority if given a chance for a vote. so as you go up on capitol hill, i hope you would encourage her to give it a vote. i think it would pass and the president would sign it. maybe house democrats, their allergy to this particular legislation is because of one component in the legislation that i haven't mentioned yet that i

at the annual i n t v conference in jerusalem writers from around the world come to learn how to make drama the israeli way partly it's an attitude. israelis just don't seem to have time for niceties we just cut to the chase we say it like it is and therefore we're not afraid of really challenging subjects we're not politically correct in the positive sense so we're not offensive but we're also ready to tackle issues head on. as one of the country's top t.v. producers donna stern focuses on uniquely israeli stories so we'll do less of cop procedurals shows no hospital shows kind of you know americans do that better than we can but we can tell stories that regularly resonate from here so post-traumatic stress disorder for example. i should see both tell you much about the some of the . dungeons of the situations has been a significant. hit israeli series when heroes fly took on the taboo subject of traumatized soldiers from the war in lebanon. we thought that no one will want to speak about the fact that we have a lot of traumatic soldiers and it's was like unspeakable about and. loudn

for you good evening to you both tanya want to start with you in jerusalem we just heard prime minister benjamin netanyahu is speaking in washington d.c. confirming israel's retaliation is underway what more can you tell us. yes that's right there reported airstrikes all over gaza at the moment that's what has been expected all day after this rocket strike this morning on the center now residence is very residence south nearby the gaza strip have been advised to be close to soldiers in the south and also in the center of the country such as have been opened because now the question is how will gaza militant groups how will they react to the asked the command center that is a center that is representing all the militant groups has already threatened early this afternoon that they are going to retaliate. with begin to strike gaza of course in gaza residents are bracing for a very difficult night and no shelters for civilians in the gaza strip and it's a hard it's a densely populated area so it's very difficult for them because all these airstrikes are bracing for a long and difficult nigh

forces border for us stephanie decker is in west jerusalem. well be speaking to both of them in a moment but first this report from. explosions throughout the night in gaza as israel launched airstrikes. on neighbors told us that israeli intelligence had told them to recreate the building we fled and later it was hit was ourselves in the first rockets which was a warning was fired then the second and third were fired to the north and east of the building five minutes later the whole building was hit and we didn't know where to go israel says it was targeting hamas and ten a security and intelligence base in gaza. this included a multi-story building housing offices used by hamas leader ismail haniyeh as the as strikes followed the firing of a rocket the landed north of tel aviv hitting is ready for any home and injuring seven people. that attack prompted prime minister benjamin netanyahu to cut short his visit to washington and return to israel he promised a forceful reaction israel will not tolerate this i will not tolerate this and as we spe

i don't i don't think that we're going to see the same consequences because the jerusalem announcement was something that was pertaining specifically to the palestinians in the population of palestinians that were affected by the jerusalem announcement is smaller than the population that's affected by the gone announcement and that's not to say that there isn't going to be an impact in terms of the politics and the human impact on the golan heights and citizens as well because that territory has been and that since one nine hundred eighty one and the citizens were offered citizenship to israel at that time the impact is going to be not as strong now another dimension of this is the syria continues to suffer under the civil conflict that's going on right now and so this could be something that contributes to more violence in that context but more likely than not it's going to be just merely a distraction. syria has reportedly demanded a security council meeting on the golan heights what type of reaction kemi expects from the international community say anything substantial just typical.

what was that the statement was essentially that the multireligious character of jerusalem has to be protected and in a sense i mean it seems like a fairly you know bless a statement on the other hand one has to keep in mind that now has just brought into. a group i mean from the old extreme right wing of the line men's which essentially stalling in its platform it's been calling for many years for and only jewish jerusalem where none jews would be pushed out i mean the system not made it to the very front of the news again but it's something that the vatican has looked at with enormous concern and with great care and obviously having this kind of conversation in muslim country at urgency to the idea that there isa political risk or farther confrontation over a city that has been traditionally a source of great great strife you know time more than ever to to be hearing that message martin got to diffuse the affairs correspondent that. in bundesliga soccer buyer went into match day twenty seven at the top of the table albeit on goal difference they've won all six of their last bundesl

like this mosque in jerusalem, that was built by one of n's sons. in places where new jewish inhabitants took over palestinian towns, non-jewish have beenworship turned into nightclubs, animal pens, restaurants, brothels, and the like. made mosques were inaccessible, declared closed military zones, leaving them derelict. when the islamic movement once helped a group of internal a fund toet up restore their mosque in 2000, it was bulldozed overnight in still unexplained circumstances. increasingly, jewish militias are randomizing and burning churches and mosques without any consequence to the perpetrators. in 2010, the u.s. state stated thateported "non-jewish holy sites in israel do not enjoy legal protection because of the government is not recognized him as officially holy sites." after jewish settlers torched a mosque in 2012, the chief of staff admitted in a radio interview that there was no interest in catching the culprits. he said, "if we wanted, we could catch them. and when we want to, we will." part and parcel of israel's erasure of histor

the situation in the old city of jerusalem mr president remains all source serious concern i urge all parties to work towards the escalating tensions i encourage israel and jordan to work together to uphold the status quo of the holy sites noting the special and historic role of the hashemite kingdom ask stored in of the muslim and christian holy sites in jerusalem lastly i remain deeply concerned by the lack of progress towards the realisation of a two state solution in line with relevant un resolutions longstanding international parameters and prior agreements there is no viable alternative to the two state solution given the interconnected nature of conflicts throughout the region and the palestinian israeli conflict potential to fuel extremist narratives creating the conditions for the parties to return to meaningful negotiations remains critical what is needed however first and foremost is necessary is the necessary really to ship and political will to take concrete steps in support of ending the occupation and realizing a lasting peace until that can be found another generation

[applause] we visited jerusalem, tel aviv and everywhere in between.meland so central to my faith and others in a startup nation to central to all of our future. [applause] >> we met with military scholars, officials, journalists and israeli leaders from across the political spectrum. we had honest and real conversations about the issues impacting the region. we stood on israel's borders, looking into syria and lebanon. >> we traveled to the gaza strip. we met with families impacted by years of sustained rocket and terror attacks. we saw firsthand one of the tunnels being dug by hamas into israeli territory with the sole purpose of infiltrating israel and killing civilians. few of us can imagine what it is like living near these tunnels. we were proud that america and israel are working together to stop these rocket attacks and destroy these tunnels. [applause] >> this trip was comprehensive. it gave us a wide-angle view of the challenges and the opportunities that israel and america have in the region. but the trip was more than just learning about is

at this moment, the american embassy stands proudly in jerusalem. the capital of the jewish people have established and they wanted the embassy for many, many years, for many decades and frankly, through many presidents and we got it done. not only did we got it done, we got it built at a slight cost saving, like about $1 billion cost saving. [laughter] and i want to thank ambassador david friedman for the job he's done and jason greenbladt and jared. they worked so hard together so i want to thank you, all. thank you very much, ambassador. are you enjoying it? and you love israel. >> and america. >> and america. i was waiting for him to say that. [laughter] we've defeated the caliphate in syria. we have withdrawn from the horrible iran nuclear deal and imposed the toughest-ever sanctions, and these are by far the toughest ever on the iranian regime. it's having a big effect. iran is not the same country that it was when i took office. the day i took office, we had threats all over the middle east and beyond. iran is a much different place right now

this like jerusalem, moving the embassy to jerusalem, golan heights is the same thing. for years of the presidents of campaigns, said this is sovereignty, this is security, this is about regional security. >> reporter: the innocent came the same day mike pompeo visited the western wall with prime minister benjamin and yahoo, first time a top us diplomat has ever gone with senior israeli officials to the holiest place where jews can pray. a signal of the trump administration's tacit support of israeli sovereignty over another contestant site. mike pompeo will be in lebanon later this week and he was in kuwait yesterday, the same day the last isis stronghold in syria fell. according to local media the pentagon is pushing back on those reports. up and it amounts to a series of dramatic if not unprecedented moves by the trump administration to shore up support for israel and counter iran's influence in the region. house democrats are still fixated on getting their hands on the private conversations between donald trump and vladimir putin but the white house counsel is refus

on jerusalem and the embassy going to jerusalem but they never did it.m all over world say please don't do it. i did it and it's been done and it's fine. golan heights is the same thing. >> let's start with our nbc news reporters jeff bennett at the white house. andrea mitchell will join us momentarily. the president, making those remarks moments ago on the white house south lawn as he's on his way to south florida. talking, making these unfounded claims against democrats they're anti-jewish. also talking about robert mueller, bring us up to speed on what has been a busy morning if you. >> reporter: on this announcement related today the golan heights, president trump is delivering

our correspondent tanya kramer joins me on the line from jerusalem tanya good evening to use benjamin netanyahu oh and said he's facing his own reelection bid at home how is his visit with u.s. president donald trump is that going to help or hurt him with israeli voters. well i think for prime minister netanyahu the visit at the vide has a very important and as helena in washington said you know both. very close to have the same style of politics they they understand each other and mr trump is also very well liked in israel if you look at surveys he's considered a true friend of israel showing his strong support not just about by words but also by actions he has recognized jerusalem as a competition of his and now he has recognized the golan heights as israeli territory now for mr netanyahu running the elections at the moment he does that mainly. mr trump as well on social media and by meeting foreign leaders to sell back home you know his supporters he is standing basically internationally as a leader compared to one of his main competitors from any guns who's actually also right now

of israel showing his strong support not just about by words but also by actions has recognized jerusalem as a competition of his and now he has recognized the golan heights as israeli territory now for mr netanyahu running the elections at the moment he does that mainly actually a bit like mr trump as well on social media and by meeting foreign leaders to show back home you know his supporters he is standing basically internationally as a leader compared to one of his main competitors former pentagons who is actually also right now in washington and spoke to the author conference today so it was a very important meeting. in washington for a prime minister netanyahu and the prime minister cutting short his visit to washington following that rocket attack on israel and israeli retaliatory strikes against gaza is this the start of a wider conflict i mean there are reports of a possible war really a possible ceasefire between israel and hamas tonight. yeah that's my friend it's a very if they're conflicting reports. and it's still too early to say there are reports of the one hand it may be

moving employee to jerusalem, of course campaigned on employee going to jerusalem i got to book, by the way, they campaigned on never did it i understand why, because when i got elected i also campaigned on it when i got elected i was inundated with calls from all over the world leaders mostly leaders saying please don't do it don't do it. i did it, it has been done it is fine. . golan heights is the same thing for years, of other presidents campaigned said they would do it this is sovereignty this is security, this is about regional security. >> not about making out reelection. >> i wouldn't even know about that he wouldn't know about that i have no idea i hear doing okay. i don't know if great right now i hear he is doing okay, but i would imagine the other side whoever is against him also in favor of what i just did, every president has said do that. i am the one gets it done.

consulate in west jerusalem which deals with palestinians is to be absorbed by the new u.s. embassy for israel on monday this controversial decision to turn them into a single diplomatic mission as an asset october by the u.s. secretary of state my pompei of a consulate has been in place for about one hundred seventy five years and it acts as a defacto u.s. embassy for palestinians so many palestinians consider the move a downgrade diplomatic relations well actually jacobs is a partner of the truman national security project and he says there's no going back on the embassy move even if trump leaves office. bear in mind that in one thousand nine hundred five the it became law in america to try to move the embassy to jerusalem in every six months since then there's been a waiver to to prevent it from happening and it was passed on a bipartisan basis so i don't think the embassy in any way shape or form will will move back to tell of the the issue of the consulate in jerusalem once this change is made i don't imagine that it would change again but i think very importantly one p

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consulate in jerusalem which deals with palestinians is to be merged with the new u.s. embassy in the city on monday the controversial decision to make them into a single diplomatic mission was announced in october by secretary of state mike compare the consulate has been in place for seventy five years and acts as a defacto us embassy for palestinians many palestinians of course considering that merger to be a downgrade in diplomatic relations it's totally jacobs about it partner of the truman national security project on skype from new york i think ellie the the crux of the whole story is the fact that we're talking about in israel palestine an american story an american embassy an american consulate decisions that are being made by the united states not by either of the actual people or places they're. that's really the that's really the big issue what we're seeing in the trunk of ministration is the desire to change facts on the ground so that if and when jarrett cushion or and his team ever actually release their proposal it will look something different than anyth

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if he recognizes these jerusalem as or jerusalem as israel's capital or if he recognizes the corner as israel's and xterra tree then that's it actually it isn't because the international community has already rejected both his claims as were the people of palestine in the palestinian occupied areas as well and what the syrians who are on the golan who who are living under israeli illegal occupation but also the syrian people this is not for donald trump this land to give to anyone you say that the consequence is that you know the u.s. says it recognizes this is israeli territory international community condemns with verbal a will it end there is this just political theater is it a game of rhetoric or something actually be done. well i needed to have the national community it then tax community must now act responsibly as you're quite right one of the problems is everybody in their community here. recognizes these areas as illegally occupied and they recognize the israeli settlements both in the horn and in the west bank in east jerusalem as illegal but they just community then leads in

includes emphasizing the palestinian cause and stressing their opposition to the us recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital it also mentions a unified response to what described as the transit ministrations unlawful recognition of israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights. has the latest for us from tunis arab leaders are hitting back other trump administration's decision to recognize israel's occupation of the golan heights saying that this is a move that is void and violates international legality and the international law the draft community also says that the decision by the trump administration to recognize israel jerusalem as israel's capital is a wrong move which could further destabilize the region insisting that the only initiative that the avs have presented to the israelis in two thousand and two is still on the table which is that they are of ready to recognize the state of israel but the israelis have to recognize the presence of an independent palestinian state with eastern jerusalem as its capital. they're also asking the iranians to pull out their proxy fighter

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jerusalem is, and always be israel united and capital. the jordan valley is and always remains israel eastern security border. the responsibility for the security over the land of israel will remain in the hands of the ideas, if the ideas is alone. this is something which is very unique to israel. we will never ask anyone to fight for us. we will take care of ourselves. we will never withdraw from the golan heights. however, as the former chief of staff, and the future leader of israel, i know the secret of our strength it is based on our ability to stay together. unity, that is the secret weapon of the jewish nation. our ability to stand together should not be taken for granted. no one asked who is reform and who is conservative. who is orthodox or who is secular before going into, i never checked to see who had keep her under their helmets. let me tell you, my friend, that dialogue is tearing our nation apart. it may serve political purposes, but it is shredding the fabric that holds us together. is the proud owner of the red beret, wor