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 it.t. >> we are here i in a bubble.e. after sometimeme of working together with jamal i said let's do this in california. you only have to choose e in th neighbororhood what kindnd of l youu want inn the morning.g. >> whehen i go therere i'm alwa eager to go o to my ppeople, to neighbhborhood. i wantnt to have the least interaction with the israelisis as popossiblele. >>>> many israelis ddon't wana know aboutut palesninians. they don't w want toto reaeach they don't wwant to cross into streets and d neighborhoodods w the paleststinians li

[applause] and to relocate the american embassy to jerusalem. [applause] i call on all countries to follow the united states and to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. no one can separate the jewish people from our historic homeland, and no one can separate us from jerusalem, our eternal capital. [applause] israel wants peace with all its neighbors. we signed peace agreements with egypt, jordan, and are working today to advance our relations with many arab states in the region. we call on the palestinian authority to stop insight -- to stop incitement, to stop encouraging and financing terrorism, and to recognize the right of the jewish people to its own state. we call on the palestinians to come back to direct negotiations without any preconditions. in gaza, the terrorist organization hamas is holding to israeli citizens, -- holding two israeli citizens and the bodies of two israeli soldiers. i call on the you went to implement the decision you took on this issue, and not allow any country to provide aid to gaza until hamas returns th

governor of jerusalem how do you deal with this in the future they have arrested the governor of jerusalem how do you deal with this in the future what is the future of the holy sites what is happening in jerusalem what is the future of the holy sites what is happening in jos that i am is a war on negative and about not out there for supplies a war or negative and about not out there for supply there but it's the jurors i don't or they say it is their want to do wish not to be there but it's the . rose i don't or the israelis there want to do wish not to have to dominate jerusalem by lock stock and all of their 4 to dominate jerusalem by locks are. there for us being with a different being the mosque. and the number of people being with a different being the mosque. and the negative of that by this team is most limbs and question about the holy city about the whole of the by this team is most mums and question about the holy city about the holy land having said that the solution is not about. having said that the solution is not about not if the solution is political having said the war is

there for to dominate jerusalem by locks are. there for us being we're defending the mosque. and then none of us being we're defending the mosque. and then another piece of there by this team as most numbers and question about the holy city of there by this team as most numbers and question about the holy city about the holy land and the holy. wars but he said. these sort of these your money is not. not if not but if the pollution is political on the having said we should as the order is not just said the war is not just the solution it's political so therefore i hope that they say with whether they realize these the solution is political so therefore i hope that they say with whether they realize this mr prime minister just a few questions from some of our view is this question do the press mr prime minister just a few questions from some of our view is this question do the palestinians feel there is any hope for liberation in a lifetime and if so i listing is failed there is any hope for liberation in a lifetime. and if so could this come about without violence or this sort

states what does not then it is jerusalem as a coveted of the state by less than what is not then it is that if you g.'s and what is not then it is $67.00 border by less than what is not then it is that if you g.'s and what is not then it is $67.00 borders and that it will be one of the george 7 months of your by but it's the not territory. that it will be one of the jewish 7 months of your by but it's the. if these things that has been agreed upon by the israelis to be and if these things that has been agreed upon by the israelis to be an issue of negotiations if they are not the end the ultimate issue of negotiations if they are not the end the ultimate deal. is that really about nothing luckily luckily the united states has done to me is that really about nothing luckily luckily the united states has no part of medicine because the couldn't find. they couldn't find no part of medicine because the couldn't find. they couldn't find. and they couldn't find any by the scene so and the same way that they come in. and they couldn't find any by the scene so and the same way that the econ

and to join us on a tour of jerusalem's new 60 year old the dead 5 star combination for a taxi. i've had a home free glad you could join me police in pakistan say at least 65 people have died off to trade in the southeast of the country caught fire the blaze reportedly broke out when a cooking stove exploded while passengers were preparing breakfast local officials said most of the victims died after jumping off the fast moving train it was travelling through couldn't drop province on route from the southern city of karachi to roland couldn't the. well for more on this now let's bring in shame he's a journalist based in islamabad said welcome to the program what is the latest from the scene of the accident. yes well from what we can tell on the ground now rescue work has concluded at the site of the accident and according to the authorities a real traffic on those real lines has now resumed as well but what we do know is that this accident took place about 150 tom purcell to the city of new darnell that is the nearest urban center that has sort of developed hospital facilities n

s and what is jerusalem as a coveted of the state by less than what is not then it is that if you g.'s and what is not then it is $67.00 borders and that it will be one of the george 7 months of your by does not then it is $67.00 borders and that it will be one of the george 7 months of your by but as you know there are 3 now if these things has been agreed that is the theory. if these things that has been agreed upon by those failures to be an issue of negotiations if they are not there when by those failures to be an issue of negotiations if they are not the end the ultimate deal. is that really about nothing. and the ultimate deal. is that really about nothing luckily luckily the united states has no part of the. luckily the united states has no part of the. they couldn't find. and they couldn't find anybody seen by european they couldn't find. and they couldn't find anybody seen so and the same way that the economy has been declared a bed of so and the same way that the economy has been declared a bed of i think this will be born dead as well what about the outburst of i think thi

that negotiated jerusalem we negotiate to go out here tonight it's that we don't want to get that we need. 6 of those have been bored we would go in the bush. and we couldn't reach an agreement so these observations on that they were but now we cannot come to jerusalem we couldn't reach an agreement so these observations on that they were but now we cannot come to. just. extend then put a period again and a bit of both got chopped out of it just simply to extend then put a period again then put a bigger that has been long enough it started in 1009 to 3 and that i'm to be too because it would have been long enough it started in 1030 and today we are in 20091918 when we come up to me. and. i'm not i mean what is also what israel is the whole big thing to see is and then to. be in the ocean is a bit under mr number of such and we would and we we are out of the art of 80 percent on that tape but if there is a clear out there of the preference if they choose 80 percent on that tape and if there is a clear out there of the reference if they choose on the negotiating table that fits neatly

and joined us on a tour of jerusalem's new city all of the day 5 star accommodation for eternity. 500 home free glad you could join me police in pakistan say at least 64 people have died off to a trade in the southeast of the country caught fire the blaze reportedly broke out when a cooking stove exploded while passengers were preparing breakfast okla fishel said most of the victims died after jumping off the fast moving train it was travelling north through punjab province from the southern city of karachi. well let's get more on this now with is a heat hussein he's a local journalist based in islamabad to hit what is the latest from the scene of the accident. what if you said be tragic. accident and then want to. fight your fight have been reported killed and media and many of those you continue to be so once kind of. stunned it has going to mean. the problems but no. one has to dispute the most tragic when in fact it should be needed use of the security just fall on the train because according to law and yeah you're present you're taught not allowed to get the stem anything you see

and to join us on a tour of jerusalem's new city on the dead 5 star accommodation for eternity. and had a home free glad you could join me in south africa and police have forcibly evicted schools of protesters who had been camping out for weeks in cape town around 100 people were arrested off the violent clashes in front of the united nations building the migrants are not demanding to stay in fact they want to leave they say that a recent wave of xenophobia volatiles directed at african migrants shows south africa is no longer safe. they came to south africa to seek refuge now all they want is to get out hundreds of refugees camped outside the un's refugee agency in cape town for weeks demanding to be relocated. but after an eviction order the police moved in and violent scenes fall out. of the police using water cannons was a hand firing stun grenades to disperse the crowds. for the protesters the use of force by the police is fueling anger over what they say this is an offending atmosphere and the country was yes i can you know i'm just i'm young and it was easier for you in t

and jerusalem's new city of the dead authorities are making space for the departed and underground chambers as the city grapples with a shortage of grapes. on the iraq thank you so much for your company everyone police have fired tear gas on protesters in hong kong organizers had planned today's demonstration to coincide with halloween and to take place in a nightlife district that usually attracts large numbers of people participating in celebrations a many are wearing how we masks and defiance of a city wide ban on face coverings after nearly 5 months of pro-democracy protests. long kong is now in an economic recession the 1st time in a decade. all right let's get you the very latest from hong kong charlotte cho some pill is standing by in hong kong the party district where the protests are taking place a show that we understand police are out in force so are pro-democracy demonstrators some of them wearing how we mask how volatile photo is this current situation. let it we've seen 5 months of protests now in hong kong but this evening has to surely go down as one of the most surreal that

plus jerusalem's music city of the dead loved ones killed last night in peace for the tentative. kind and was on the thought she might good to have you with us. militants 70 people have died in a fire on a train in southeastern pakistan the blaze is said to have broken out when a gas stove exploded why passengers were preparing breakfast local officials said the victims died after jumping off the fast moving train it was travelling through punjab province from the southern city of karachi. joining me now is john this. is on the speaking to me from the pakistani capital islamabad welcome us at 1st of all can you bring us up to date with the latest from the scene of the accident yes what we now know is that the rescue work at the scene seems to have concluded authorities say that about 150 kilometers south of motown is where this accident occurred and they are now fairing those who are more seriously injured to the city of motown which has better health facilities is the major urban center in the area now because the area is so remote and of course the incident took place on the tr

he uses jerusalem stone in his office. he has a wall of jerusalem stone.very time i come in, he tells me it is jerusalem stone. i said, ron, you have told me that 100 times. and he said come you have no idea how expensive it is. and he is in jerusalem and i asked if he could get jerusalem stone and he said yes, i can get it for cheap. it comes from jerusalem. i said, use jerusalem stone. and we built it for less than $500,000. we opened within four months. that is better than the roman story if you want to know. instead of a billion and a half -- don't forget, the billion was going to be 2 billion and then 3 billion. i could tell you stories. not only did we get and do what we said i said we were going to do, but we got the building that has been open for a year and a half. and it is a beautiful, beautiful embassy. and maybe someday they will build whatever they want to build and have a good time and waste money but we have a beautiful building now that works beautifully. and it opened in just a few months. it's not just a designation. we did another thing

pushed if you have to us as have been board those we negotiated jerusalem we couldn't reach an agreement so these observations on that but now we cannot come to them we couldn't reach an agreement so these observations on that but now we cannot come to the. just simply extend then again i'm a bit of what if you got jumped out of just simply extend then again then got a bigger that has been long enough it started in 1032000 and video has been long enough it started in 1003 and today we are 2019 we come up to make the input of betterment on board what is why is 19 we come up to make the input of betterment on board what is why is the whole big to see is an interim solution is. betterment solution we are out of 80 percent hoping to see is an interim solution is a bit of a non-solution we are out of 80 percent on that tape but if there is a clear cut their book reference if they choose on they need it on that paper if there is a clear their book reference if they choose on the negotiating table that fits neatly with then best but actions of the palestinian people who she had think. that fits

even for the dead in west jerusalem lies how many caught with 170000 graves the hilltop cemetery isthe city's largest yet it's long been considered too small to hold those to be buried in the coming decades. israel is a small country with a fast growing population with cremation traditionally prohibited by judaism the answer could look like this a gigantic underground necropolis costing at least 45000000 euros and hosing 23000 graves as well as several main and connecting streets relatives can find their loved ones grieve. we could make a burial ceremonies here in. pure sun you know all the sun is really snow and same goes for. the room glowing glass orbs helped create a special atmosphere there the brainchild of a german artist who wants to bring light into the darkness. floats upwards it's very atmospheric very gentle. it doesn't scream it doesn't say here i am. rather it fills these catacombs with a certain mood because. it will be 4 more years before the subterranean city of the dead is complete. you're watching news coming up next hour documentary on women's football in kabul i

first jerusalem's new underground city of the dead as a party seeks to overcome the city's shortage of grapes. on unwelcome. a court in hong kong has granted the government an injunction which could restrict the public's right to freedom of speech the ruling bans the online publication of material that quote promotes encourages or incite the threat of violence it comes as economic data confirms the territory is in recession for the 1st time in a decade protesters have converged at a hong kong spotty district for hollowing the area usually attracts large numbers of people celebrating activists and courage in people to wear masks of political figures in defiance of a ban on face masks introduced earlier this month. let's now take you live to hong kong we're joined by did a show on the shelves i'm standing by in the midst of protests or welcome 1st of all tell me exactly where you are what's happening around you. every time in hong kong's famous party districts here it is usually on a night like halloween would be absolutely filled with party goes marking celebrating halloween instead 3rd

on a bike i think once in west jerusalem or day in other members of the parliament or knesset went to meet israel's public security minister other protesters gathered nearby to highlight a surge in crime that has seen more than 70 people killed so far this year every few days palestinian israelis wake up to another story of another fatal crime they say the police a failing to intervene failing to investigate essentially they say their communities have been abandoned to a sense of insecurity of violence and of fear fear that came horrifically true for ayesha monarch earlier this month 3 of her sons were involved in a confrontation over money with another man $2.00 of them. were shot and killed the suspected gunman remains at large the mad man look at there is no security anymore my sons were shot at noon the killer didn't consider the children who were going home from school such or das as he to open fire like this what kind of world are we living in we are sitting in our hiram's and we are afraid no security where is the law the government. the killings in the northern town of marjah

jerusalem's new city of the dead read loved ones can lie in peace for eternity. i don't reckon i'm on the dock she. more than 70 people have died in a fire on a train in southeastern pakistan the bay is said to have broken out when a gas stove exploded exploded as passengers were preparing breakfast the train was on its way from karachi in the south heading towards bindy which is right next to the capital islamabad the accident took place in the town of port in the. province of punjab local officials said most of the victims died after jumping off the fast moving train dozens were injured some of them are in a critical condition. the passenger train turned into a death trap as flames engulfed 3 carriages in a raging inferno. officials say the blaze was ignited by a gas stove that exploded as passengers prepared breakfast cooking oil carried by others then caught fire those on board stood little chance as the fire broke out the train was traveling at high speeds through eastern punjab province witnesses say it took nearly 20 minutes for it to come to a halt many o

to militarily occupy all remaining palestinian territory in the west bank the gaza strip and east jerusalem suddenly all of palestine is now lost we now had no palestinian land left under palestinian control. you have a huge palestinian population living as refugees are living under occupation. palestinians are governed under military law they are essentially prisoners they are treated as if they were all prisoners of war they have no rights. in the immediate aftermath of the 67 war the united nations security council post resolution 242 citing international law forbidding the takeover of territory by war 2 for 2 explicitly called for israel to withdraw its own forces. to this day israel has largely failed to comply not only holding palestinian territory the compass getting additional land and building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the 4th geneva convention which expressly forbid states from transferring civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of security control on pales

we used to have representation through our consulate in jerusalem.re have been efforts to cut authority for the palestinian authority. you have spoken about some of the problems with the palestinian leadership over the years but in addition to talking about how you would engage the government in israel, what would you do to engage the palestinians? what would you do to show the palestinians that we want a relationship with the palestinian people as well as the israeli people? how would you go about trying to strengthen them as a potential partner for peace? >> we have a strategic obligation to try to be perceived as an honest broker, which is very difficult in this environment. we have a moral obligation to ensure we are doing what we can to support the peace and the well-being of all people in the middle east. israeli, and otherwise. we should not have any illusions about what is going on in terms of the leadership capacity and governing capacity, whether we are talking about the west bank or what is going on in gaza. situations by withdrawing engag

had stopped $25000000.00 in aid for hospitals in east jerusalem protestors anomalous a cancer patient cannot wait this time around the financial crisis is affecting hospitals but the decreasing international aid threatens to seep into other sectors of the palestinian government says it will be part of the hospital debt and also those millions in unpaid electricity bills and to other suppliers. we want to compensate these hospitals either by allocating emergent budgets to them or by resorting to arab states to finance the hospitals so we can compensate for the u.s. cut. financial battles aside some patients here are battling for their lives as they have no other place to go. the occupied west bank. let's take you through some of the headlines here in al-jazeera now iraqi security forces have used live rounds to disperse protesters in the city of karbala at least 45 people were killed that's according to a source in one hospital demonstrators also defied an overnight curfew in the capital baghdad anger over our names. oil and corruption see nationwide protests. kurdish fighters have unt

murderers in west jerusalem. the crime wave residents say is being neglected by police. hello after significant rain in western turkey the fronts gone through it probably has changed feel the weather in the caucasus and maybe in the fall also syria you won't notice it in the forecast very much 23 in back or in twenty's in tehran nothing in the sky but i think the cloud having brought a bit of rain through might start to change things rather more obvious t 22 in baku northerly breeze klyde right way down towards iraq still 40 in baghdad all the saving the sun is the predominant weather type or is it is for the science of course times as are any coming down slowly humidity is still fairly high around the gulf states including qatar to clean morning and evening as you might expect but hasn't changed to draw a spell yet with a northerly breeze showers are still possible on the west side of yemen all the southwest society but not very often and not very many whereas there is much more active weather down here in southern africa as a seasonal rain starts to show and i go to se

we need to re-establish a consulate in jerusalem.e it clear under a two state approach that would be the embassy under a palestinian state. in addition to that, we need to ensure that they have the opportunity to restart their mission here in the united states. [applause] it i would also restore the u.n. funding, u.n. r.w.a. funding stripped by the trump administration which was a mistake to provide aid that is desperately needed. those are the kinds of things i believe the next president could do immediately to regain some trust, rebuild trust and confidence among palestinians in addition to taking a different tone. >> i think those would all be important steps. obviously the question of how do you approach the israeli-palestinian peace issue comes to the forefront. i assume you wouldn't send jared curb near to the meeting -- kushner to the meeting. mr. rhodes: one of the things we wrestled with in the obama administration which you object oously were part of, which is how to -- how specific to be about u.s. positions in terms of wh

back i think once in west jerusalem or day and other members of the parliament or knesset went to meet israel's public security minister other protesters gathered nearby to highlight a surge in crime that has seen more than 70 people killed so far this year every few days palestinian israelis wake up to another story of another fatal crime they say the police a failing to intervene failing to investigate essentially they say their communities have been abandoned to a sense of insecurity of violence and of fear fear that came horrifically true for ice. earlier this month 3 of her sons were involved in a confrontation over money with another man $2.00 of them. were shot and killed the suspected gunman remains at large the mad men look at there is no security anymore my sons were shot at noon the killer didn't consider the children who were going home from school such or das as he to open fire like this what kind of world are we living in we are sitting in our high ems and we are afraid no security where is the law the government. the killings in the northern town of sparked mass protests

on the political issues, jerusalem borders all that and departure has to be seen as a real setback. he believes this plan is to be unveiled. i noticed he doesn't use the word plan, this is our reference point for the future. all sides are sitting around the table. i knew he was paying for this. that's what i take from it. there is a conspiracy school but what is good about this, we will know within 12 days if it is accurate. but they start within hours. did he quit because trump was about to make a move in the next 12 days that would impact, there might not be speculation about it. who knows if he returns to trump enterprises, he has loyal to this president, served as his attorney in a personal capacity. i'm sure like all people in public service, it was a commitment for him to leave the private sector, he has 6 kids, twee of them in college, the are all expensive things, you are eating into your savings when you go to public service. >> i think the explanation on the surface is one that is never accepted. having dealt with him a lot, he is a decent person, very respectful of others

we used to have representation through a consulate in jerusalem.orts to cut funding for the palestinian authority. you like a lot of people are spoken about some of the problems with the palestinian leadership over the years but in addition to talking about how you would engage the government of israel, what would you do to engage the palestinians? what would you do to try to show the palestinians that we want a relationship with the palestinian people as well as the israeli people? how would you strengthen them as a potential partner for peace? >> first of all, we have a strategic obligation to try to be perceived as an honest broker, which is very difficult in this environment. we also have a moral obligation to ensure that were doing what he can to support the peace and the well-being of all people in the, the palestinian, israeli and otherwise. [applause] we shouldn't have any illusions about what's going on in terms of the leadership capacity and governing capacity, whether the west bank or what's going on in gaza. what we do know is needing o

oren leibermann live from jerusalem, with the latest. here we go again. >> we could be on the way to a third election. this is a major blow to benjamin netanyahu. for the second time in a year, netanyahu failed to form a government. and now, for the first time, it will be somebody else that has a chance to form a government. there's indictments looming over the prime minister in ongoing corruption probes where he has proclaimed innocence. all that means that netanyahu's political and personal future may be shaky right now. who will be trying to form a government? his rival, bennie gans and the head of the blue and white party. he will have 28 days to try and see what room he has politically to pull in the seven seats he needs to form a ruling coalition. it's not clear that he has a clear path to the coalition. meaning, if he fails in 28 days, there will be three more weeks to find somebody else. and they're automatically triggered. >>> oren leibermann live for us. >>> facebook says it has removed russian-backed fake accounts that praised

back i think once in west jerusalem or day and other members of the parliament or knesset went to meet israel's public security minister other protesters gathered nearby to highlight a surge in crime that has seen more than 70 people.

things they saw because you had so many key presidents who were determined to move the embassy to jerusalem but they never did it, you had other presidents like obama who are has -- hostile to our greatest the ally, spying on b.b. netanyahu trying to interfere in his election so don't be surprised he was trying to interfere in our election to, be (applause) ladies and gentlemen we are at the precipice and i don't say that lately, we are finally going to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016. the (applause) if i, if i somebody went through hell and back, main fighting and going public with my story and bringing more intention and heat on me from these people who would rather see me, you know disappear than talk to groups like you, if i am out here doing here this, if i'm vigilant, and talking, and being active, i really hope that all of you are remaining active for our democracy. he (applause) ised 2016 was the most consequential election in the u.s. history and i really think 2020 is. >> that's right, that's right, sorry? >> winning! >> i like to win everybody, i don't know where you a

he moved the embassy to jerusalem. great choice, right? [applause] as somebody who worked in israel for a long time, that was one of the most beautiful things i ever saw. you had so many presidents who were determined, in quotes to move the embassy to jerusalem. but they never did it. you had other presidents like obama who were hostile toward it the middle east who were spying on netanyahu, who tried to interfere in his election because he didn't like him. so don't be surprised he was trying to interfere in our election, too. ladies and gentlemen, we are at the precipice, i don't say that lightly, we are going to finally get to the bottom of what happened in 2016. [cheers and applause] if i, somebody, who went through hell and back with my wife am fighting and standing up and going public with my story and bringing more attention and more heat on me from these people who would rather see me disappear than talking to groups like you, if i'm not here doing t. if i'm talking, and being active, i really hope all of you are remaining active, t

to militarily occupy all remaining palestinian territory in the west bank the gaza strip and east jerusalem suddenly all of palestine is now lost we now had no palestinian land left under palestinian control you have a huge palestinian population living as refugees are living under occupation. palestinians are governed under military law they are essentially prisoners they are treated as if they were all prisoners of war they have no rights. in the immediate aftermath of the 67 war the united nations security council post resolution 2 food 2 citing international law forbidding the takeover of territory by war 2 for 2 explicitly calling for israel to withdraw its own forces. to this day israel has largely failed to comply. not only holding palestinian territory the compass getting additional london building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the food geneva convention which expressly forbids states from transferring civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of security control on

he gives speeches where he describes when you drive up the highway from tel aviv to jerusalem and see the war of independence and he describes that he can still hear the screams of his comrades and then he hears the silence and he talks about that. she does that actually quite often. he repeats that when he receives the nobel prize he talks about the cemeteries and what they represent the silence. it was their way of trying to lead and educate the public when he describes how difficult it was for him to shake hands with anybody that was there this is something that was gutwrenching for him to do that when he's explaining it in the speech he says i was representing the states of israel and we couldn't put our head in the sand and pretend that the palestinians did in texas. he's poignant and when he gives a speech to explain, he says this is the hardest thing i've ever had to do and he talks about the debt he owes to the people that he sent. he says this is much harder than anything i did with the men i knew might not return because i put you there. you raised your family is there but t

he moved the embassy to jerusalem. great choice, right? [applause] >> as somebody who worked in israel for a long time in the energy business over there, that was one of the most beautiful things i ever saw because you had so many presidents who were determined, in quotes, to move the embassy to jerusalem, but they never did it. you had other presidents like obama who were hostile to our greatest ally in the middle east, who was spying on bebe netanyahu and tried interference in his election because he didn't like him. don't be surprised if he was trying to interfere in our election, too. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we are at the precipice, and i don't say that lightly, we are finally going to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016. [applaus [applause] >> if i -- if i, somebody who went through hell and back with my wife, am fighting and standing up and going public with my story and bringing more attention and more heat on me from these people who would rather see me, you know, disappear than talking to groups like

that mubarak i think once in west jerusalem or day and other members of the parliament or knesset went to meet israel's public security minister other protesters gathered nearby to highlight a surge in crime that is seen more than 70 people killed so far this year every few days palestinian israelis wake up to another story of another fatal crime they say the police a failing to intervene failing to investigate essentially they say their communities have been abandoned to a sense of insecurity of violence and of fear fear that came horrifically true for ayesha monarch earlier this month 3 of her sons were involved in a confrontation over money with another man $2.00 of them. were shot and killed the suspected gunman remains at large the mad man that there is no security anymore my sons were shot at noon the killer didn't consider the children who were going home from school such or das as he to open fire like this what kind of world are we living in we are sitting in a hiram's and we are afraid no security where is the law the government. the killings in the northern town of merged oak

to militarily occupy all remaining palestinian territory in the west bank the gaza strip and east jerusalem suddenly all of palestine is now lost we now had no palestinian land left under palestinian control. you had a huge palestinian population living as refugees or living under occupation. palestinians are governed under military law they are essentially prisoners they are treated as if they were all prisoners of war they have no rights. in the immediate aftermath of the 67 war the united nations security council post resolution 242 citing international law forbidding the takeover of territory by war 2 for 2 explicitly called for israel to withdraw its own forces. to this day israel has largely failed to comply not only holding palestinian territory the compass getting additional land and building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the 4th geneva convention which expressly forbid states from transferring civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of security control on palesti

there between petersburg railroad and the jerusalem plank road. if nthetically, i will say you have driven along what used o be the park service's tour road called flank road that's now partly developed in housing, you will see that it's all cleared land. it has no resemblance to the ground cover that existed in the summer of 1864. encountering harassment, north and inaka have ary brigade elements of wilcox's infantry ivision, the second corps settled down into this dense, from y forest, extending the plank road west for less a mile. the thick tree cover limited his field of fire. james b. rickets led the sixth 21st movement on the followed by the corp's other two divisions. by nightfall the federal lineman west, oops, to mott, barlow and rickets, with the sixth corps in reserve. that was the line about a mile length. meanwhile, wilson's orders arrived that morning and his ted him to depart on raid on the morning of june 22. he was told to move by the routes to the junction a place uth side at called burkeville junction and destroy those roads to