to ensure these elections are held in jerusalem. and it is inconceivable that we remain unable to hold elections. let me state here once again, we did not cancel the elections, but we only postponed them, as we could not hold them in jerusalem. until the situation is addressed, we will continue to work on creating the necessary conditions to form a successful national unity government. so that we can assist our people everywhere, so that we can implement reconstruction plans in the gaza strip, which requires a complete end to the aggression throughout the territory of the state of palestine. i am glad to reaffirm that the coming months will witness the holding of municipal elections, in accordance with the law, and elections for all unions and universities are already underway. ladies and gentlemen, regarding building state institutions, we stress that we have a fully-fledged state, with institutions that operate in accordance with the rule of law and the principles of accountability, transparency, democracy, pluralism, respect for

including eastern jerusalem iaand the gaza strip in 1967. this occupation persists despite having concluded at the creation of principles known as the oslo accords to achieve peace and mutual resolution with israel in 1993 . while he remains committed to all of its allies to this day and agrees to every call and initiative to achieve a political solution on the basis of international legitimacy including the 2002 peace initiatives and 2003 cortez road. israel has not honored its obligations under the signed agreement and has evaded participating in these initiatives and instead pursued its expansionist colonial enterprise destroying the prospect of a political settlement based on the two state solution. to those who claim that there is no palestinian partner for peace, to those claiming that we are missing opportunities just for the sake of it, i challenge them to demonstrate that we have rejected even one genuine and serious initiative to achieve peace. and i accept the judgment of the world and in this regard. ladies and gentlemen, since t

and then at the end of that you will have jerusalem. you will have brought something into materials i should know of the existence of the voice. okay? so for you, magic is actually creating something from consciousness mind to real life, what not doing rights. and sometimes there will be roads involved as well. not to, you know, since i was started because i think the only needed the spectacular results to convince me that there was something worth pursuing in all of this back then. yeah, we had some unusual experiences, always throwing out all of the things the magicians are supposed to be able to do. i found myself on one of the evening talking to something which i believe if claims to be a demon. no one was 1st mentioned in the book of talbot. in the apocryphal, with the same damon turns up in jerusalem. because all of phil, i have a working knowledge of him. but for now, these things might have been loose and i should know this is quote possible, some sort of thought to get the so but they were part of my experience. they were thing

and then at the end of that you have jerusalem. you were brought something into materialization, but would not exist. is of the voice case of for you. magic is actually creating something from consciousness mind to real life ledge but not doing rights and sometimes there'll be roads involved as well. not to, you know, since i was started because i think the only needed the spectacular results to convince me that there was something worth pursuing in all of this back then. yeah, we had some unusual experiences, always throwing out all of the things that the magicians are supposed to be able to do. i found myself on one of the evening talking to something which i believe it claims to be a demon. one that was 1st mentioned in the book of talbot. in the apocryphal with the same damon turns up in jerusalem. because all of phil, i have a working knowledge of it. but for now, these things might have been a loose and i should know this is quite possible. some sort of thought to get this out. but they were part of my experience. they were t

so in the start else was jerusalem. i suppose there is no universal way of reading that book, right? so for me it's like an intelligent story and characters and john rose and i mean history that spread on that sheet of thousands of years. and for me, all of their bow is decorations, and then there is north hampton nurse. to me, it seems like it's the only real character in the book. is it you? well, that is possibly true. the boroughs is certainly the foremost character in the book is created. all of the other characters are created made. it created many of the real characters are in jerusalem and most of them are real or thing other than the obviously fantastic characters or the angels and demons and all the rest of it. um, there are only 2 might of characters in the whole book of characters. lo, tommy mangle, the cat. he was real. so the, the little ghost girl who's got the feather boa might have dead rabbits where she real, she was real here in your life. oh, interviewed her as an older lady. she was the mother of on

there are violent clashes as they occupy east jerusalem.have more from outside the court in west jerusalem. >> what happen here is the family of today's hearing has submitted to the court, documents showing it on that house there since 1965. at the time, occupied east jerusalem was under control of the jordanians. they had purchased it from the jordanian custodian at the time. fast-forward to 2002, that is when a settler organization decided that actually, that land belonged to jews because back in the 19th century, under the ottoman empire, that land belonged to a jewish endowment that was at the service to help out yet many jews -- yemeni juice. it is a complicated case to understand. this is exactly what happens, not only for the families today that are concerned with his hearing but by and large, many families here and in many parts of israel. there was a previous hearing, it seems that the court is being hesitant coming up with a final decision simply because of the charged atmosphere in jerusalem because of the political aspect of thi

the trump administration followed the law, the jerusalem embassy act of 1995 by recognizing jerusalem as israel's eternal and undivided capital that happened in 2017 and the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in 2018. the trump administration closed us consul and merged its functions for the palestinian affairs unit under the chief admissions authority of the us ambassador to israel. president biden's proposal to open a second us mission in jerusalem would begin to reverse the recognition of jerusalem and would divide israel's eternal and undivided capital city. yesterday i led a group of 36 senators to introduce a bill that would protect america's full and faithful invocation of the jerusalem embassy act of 1995 and ensure that there's only one us mission, a us embassy to israel, that exists in israel's capital city of jerusalem. i to confirm something on the record. is it your understanding that under us and international law the government of israel would have to provide its affirmative consent before the united states could open or reopen the us consulate to palestinians in jer

it sparked violent clashes in fil one and checked it in occupied east jerusalem. put abil hamid with one of the court in western. what happened here is that the family of today's hearing has submitted to the court document showing that it owns that house in san juan. as since 1965 at the time occupied east jerusalem was under control of the jordanians. and they had purchased it from douglas, georgia, indian custodian at the time, now fast forward to 2002. that's when the 2nd organization decided that actually that lad belonged to a jews. because back in the 19th century, at the end of the 19th century, under the ultimate empire, that land belonged to a jewish indictment that had put it at the service of do help out. gemini jews who were incorporate. it is an extremely complicated case, really to understand, but this is exactly what happened. not only for the families to debbie today that concerned with this year, but it by, by and large, many families in occupied east jerusalem and actually in other parts of israel. so certainly what will happen eventually what th

since 1965 at the time occupied east jerusalem was under control of the jordanians and they had purchased it from douglas, georgia, indian custodian at the time now fast forward to 2002. that's when the 2nd organization decided that actually that lad belonged to a jews. because back in the 19th century, at the end of the 19th century, under the ultimate empire, that land belonged to a jewish endowment that had put it at the service of do. how about jamini jews who were incorporated it is an extremely complicated case really to understand, but this is exactly what happened. not only for the families today the today that concerned with this hearing, but it by, by and large, many families in occupied east jerusalem. and actually in other parts of israel, so certainly what will happen eventually what the judge will decide whether it's in a few days, weeks or months will set the tone for many other families. but what we have been searing seeing actually over the past month, whether it's here, a hearing course and one or the previous hearing a few months ago. push genera is that see the deploye

mission in jerusalem would reverse the recognition of jerusalem, and would devise -- divide israel's city. yesterday, i led a group of 36 senators to introduce a bill that would protect americans implementation of the jerusalem embassy act of 1945, and ensure there is only one admission in jerusalem. i want to confirm on the record, is it your understanding that under u.s. and international law, the government of israel would have to provide its affirmative consent before the united states could open a consulate on them jerusalem, or does the biden administration believeth can move forward to establish a second mission without the consent of the government of israel? brian mckeon: we need to consult with the government to open a diplomatic facility. >> i appreciate you being on the record clarifying that is your requirement. this is in your decision, you would be an implementer. but congress has enacted laws that mandate the united states should recognize jerusalem as the need turtle and undivided capital of israel, and should take all steps to effectuate this recognition. opening a

the trump administration followed the law, mainly the jerusalem embassy act of 1995 by recognizing jerusalem as israel's eternal and undivided capital. that happened in 2017. then by moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in to 18. the trump administration closed the u.s. consulate of the palestinians and merged its unit under the chief's authority to israel. president bidens' proposal to open a second office would reverse it and divide jerusalem's undivided capital city. yesterday i led a group of 36 nors -- senators to introduce a bill that would protect america's full and fail foote implementation of the jerusalem act of 1995 and ensure there's only one u.s. mission, a u.s. embassy to israel that exists in israel's capital city of jerusalem. deputy secretary mckeon, i want to confirm something on the record. is it your understanding that under u.s. and international law, the government of israel would have to provide its affirmative consent before the united states could open or reopen the u.s. consulate to the palestinians in jerusalem or does the biden administration believe

ah, we can to b o city of jerusalem with a lot of chaos and kind of moaning over the establishment of a new pop. the hang of it is very high with thing that is with a in an area where essentially the old with is beyond the pale and sammy saying like to the day and look at the scene and we are from jerusalem in virus trying to make the city jewish by any means they started with the smaller territory. i went to expand to the rest of the cemetery. the same happened to the aroma cemetery of the what is happening at the al you sophia cemetery is a desecration of graves caused by the ignorance of the international community. we saw the dead, the bones of the dead. this cemetery is historically renowned for the muslims buried israel, considers itself above the law and attacks that palestinians from jerusalem, visionary of their violence and problem. because it is very, holly slammed to place a horrible stm 4 out of forms for me. because we have the whole of that field on why they, they want to use this way to make us nervous letters of all just say behavior. and as we can hear these a lot of

and sammy saying point to the day and look at the scene and we are from jerusalem and veers trying to make the city jewish by any means. they started with the smaller territory. i went to expand to the rest of the cemetery. the same happened with the aroma cemetery, the hall, the what is happening at the al josefina cemetery is a desecration of graves caused by the ignorance of the international community. we sold the dead, the bones of the dead vis cemeteries historically renown for the muslims buried israel. considers itself above the law and attacks that palestinians from jerusalem, visionary of their violence on problem because it is very holly slammed on simplicity, policy on for out of forms with cause we how clear how long that be it us on why they, they want to use this way to make us net of us better stress. i'll just say behavior. finance. we can hear these a lot of traffic. there's a huge commotion here as people do what is the israeli police? i have been pulling stones a chain and others yet is a comp which they had say to life has been a pain. this does not in any way wit

and look at the scene we are from jerusalem and they were trying to make the city jewish by any means. they started with the smaller territory. i went to expand to the rest of the cemetery. the same happened to at the aroma cemetery. took all the, what is happening at the al josefina cemetery is a desecration of graves caused by the ignorance of the international community. we sold the dead, the bones of the dead. this cemeteries historically were now for the muslims buried israel, considers itself above the law, an attack stead, palestinians from jerusalem, visionary to violence on problem because it is very holly slammed on to places policy on auto pharmacy. me, cause we have the or how did beat us on why they, they want to use this way to make us net of us better stress of all just say behavior. and that's, we can hear these a lot of traffic this commotion here as people do, what do i have been calling? so the chain and others yet is a comp which they had say to life has been a pain. say that this need off, just not in any way with a muslim timothy to listen to municipality has sai

and so it's going to be very difficult palestinians clash with israeli police just outside jerusalem's old city as tensions rise over reported plans to zoom graves from a centuries old muslim cemetery is really officials claim the barrels were not authorized and therefore illegal. ah, we can't of the old city of jerusalem with a lot of chaos and kind of moaning over the establishment of a new cock. the hang again is very high with thing that is with a in an area where essentially holes with is beyond the pale and sammy saying to the day and look at the scene and we're from jerusalem and veers trying to make the city jewish by any means they started with the smaller territory. i went to expand to the rest of the cemetery. the same happened to the aroma symmetry of the what is happening at the al you sophia cemetery is a desecration of graves caused by the ignorance of the international community. we sold the dead, the bones of the dead, this cemeteries historically renown for the muslims buried israel, considers itself above the law, an attack stead, palestinians from jerusalem, visiona

the muslims buried israel considers itself above the law and attacks that palestinians from jerusalem visionary to violence and problem. because it is very, holly slammed down to place a young for out of focus with cause we have the whole of that field on why they, they want to use this way to make us nervous letters of all just say behavior. and as you can hear these a lot of traffic, there's a huge commotion here as a chain, an open yet is a comp which they had say to life has been a pain, sat su, half does not easy way with hey, muslim him, etc. immunotherapy has said that all my grade, no remaining, they will, it should be emphasized that no 2 was damaged urine to books, and there is no intention to displace any grave even if built illegally. the development vogue has been carried out with maximum sensitivity, with a desire to improve the quality of life of the muslim residence. earlier when they were awake, the bulldozer say with a human to me, question is women doesn't waive that. all right, the said he is an issue that is flaming him. oh really? i during the situation from lith

those provocations involve the evictions from shake ciara neighborhood in the east jerusalem. and then the were the right wing demonstrations, given police protection in israel that marched through east jerusalem neighborhoods and shouting slogans to the effect of death to the arabs and very provocative for leading to palestinian resistance. and. and then finally, and perhaps most importantly, the entry israeli security forces to the oxer compound and mass. in the last days of ramadan, interfering with the worship in this place that is considered as sacred side. as paul's of this operation is rarely warplanes bombs and destroyed for talib blocks in kansas city, what palestinians lived and businesses were based these towers were in garza's busy remodeled neighbourhood. raymond is a commercial district and a residential area with media organizations and international agencies also have their offices a funny digit than it, than other with a lady at the bottom of the wood. i fall ashore brehm yard mow jordan, were there caught them at the school you have to do out of a sick, any o

. >> following the service and israeli defense forces to study political science and jerusalem and participated in a special semester at georgetown university here in washington. where he also worked with dick cap kart of missouri it's where we first met and in 2003 he received the rank of ambassador by a prime minister netanyahu then he left the foreign ministry and three years later he was assigned to the ambassador of israel to australia and to new zealand papua new guinea and fiji that thank you and then to senior deputy director general with the israeli in october 2016 was a point in by benjamin netanyahu as the acting director general he became permanent director later that year. he served in 2020 when he returned to private life it's a great pleasure to introduce my friend. >> ambassador, welcome. >> thank you so much. >> it is great to have you. so what is your general impression of what the feeling is in israel and also on the friends and allies of the united states and the middle east and elsewhere in the wake of the trough from afghanistan? >> is there is a debate over here whether a

following his service in the israeli defense forces study political science and the university of jerusalem and participated in the special semester with outstanding students in georgetown university here in washington. where he alsoer worked to kephat of missouri, that is where they met. in 2003 he received the rank of ambassador by benjamin netanyahu, then foreign minister careerbegan the youngest diplomat with the rank in the foreign ministry. three years later he was assigned to be ambassador of israel to australia and nonresident ambassador to fiji. period 2014 ambassador rotem was senior deputy director. in october 2016 he was appointed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu as it was really foreign ministry acting director general where he became permanent later that year. he served in that position in 2020 when he returned to privatt life. pleasure for me too introduce my friend ambassador rotem. >> thank you. >> ambassador rotem welcome. >> leak is much for having>> me. >> great to have you here. >> let's start by getting your general impression of what the feeling is in israel and a

biden was senator biden, he was part of a nearly unanimous effort in getting the jerusalem embassy actgned into law, which would say that jerusalem should be recognized as the capital of israel. it should be undivided. the palestinian authority wants this consulate general office to be open because they want to divide jerusalem. the house republicans are going to be sending a very strong statement tomorrow morning that we do not oppose dividing jerusalem as the president's proposing. >> new york republican congressman, thanks for coming on. >> thank you, sir. >> jon: alec baldwin breaks his silence on that movie set prop gun shooting. what he has to say about killing a fellow crewmember and what the actor's wife says that tragedy might do to him. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, lib

s embassy when it moved to west jerusalem. frontal of even 2018 ministers also discussed expanding upon agreements in the 2020 abraham accords, which encourage arab nations to normalize ties with israel. we are unwavering in our commitment to israel security and we will work to strengthen all aspects of the u. s. israel partnership to advance the goal that i, that i mentioned, we will work closely with israel deep in our diplomatic ties with the palestinians, and consult with partners in the region and beyond to have a common interest in supporting efforts to advance lasting piece. and as i said in may, we'll be moving forward with the process of opening a consulate as part of deepening those ties with the policy. also, jordan is lie that the us state department for us and roseland, when the truck administration decided to move the embassy from to levine to jerusalem. obviously there was an outcry among the palestinians. so what reaction and what is behind? i guess this decision by the us now to open a consulate. well, really, the big question now is almost 5 months after 1st deciding t

is meeting the israeli prime minister enough, tolley bennett in west jerusalem today. it's her last official visit to the country . mister bennet praised missus mclain germany for what he called uncompromising support. but his opposition to palestinian statehood of the 2015 iran nuclear deal had put him at all with germany and western allies to germany has been pushing around to re enter negotiations on the nuclear agreement. a correspondent harry force. it joins us from west jerusalem. harry, a loss of focus on what that he does have to say on iran. what came out of that joint youth conference that's right, or the iranians have on this day is well announced that they have enriched to 20 percent more than a 120 kilograms of uranium, which is something that's been greeted with public concern here in israel. and of course, as you say, there are all these efforts to try to restart the stalled talks on a, on a renewed or, or a new version of the j. c p. away the iran nuclear deal. so, so yes, both these leaders addressed that issue and the german chancellor talking about t

the occupation of the land of the state of palestine and its capital east jerusalem. which this is our land. our jerusalem, our palestinian identity and we shall defend it until the occupier leaves as the future belongs to us. and you cannot claim peace and security for yourself alone. let us be. peace be upon you. [applause]. >> on behalf of the general assembly i wish to thank the president of the state of palestine for this patent just made. >> the assembly will hear imhis excellency not only that, prime minister for national digital affairs of the state of israel. may i request for the call to export his excellency. . i have great pleasure in welcoming his excellency naftali bennett, minister for community affairs and affairs of the state of israel. i invite him toaddress the general assembly . >> thank you mister president . distinguish delegates. israel is a lighthouse in a stormy sea. a begin of democracy, divers by design, innovative by nature and eager to contribute to the world despite being in the toughest neighborhood on earth. we are an ancient nation, re

embassy when it moved to west jerusalem.rs discussed expanding on agreements in the 2020 abraham accords, which encourage arab nations to normalize ties with israel. >> we strongly support these historic steps and are committed to building on the efforts of the last administration to expand the circle of countries with normalized relations with israel. we believe normalization can and should be a force for progress, not only between israel and arab countries and other countries in the region, but also between israelis and palestinians. as president biden has said, israelis and palestinians equally deserve to live safely and security and enjoy freedom, prosperity and democracy. barbara: the eu's top brags it official has proposed the removal of many of the customs checks between britain and northern ireland as a trade dispute intensifies. the uk's brexit minister spoke of tearing up the protocol that created trade checks between britain and northern ireland. the u.k. says it will engage fully and constructively with the eu, b

at the university in jerusalem and participating in a special semester at georgetown university here in washington where he also worked as an aide to gebhardt in missouri where we first met. in 2003 he received the rank of ambassador and then foreign minister and became the youngest diplomat in the foreign ministry. three years later he was assigned to be the ambassador of israel to australia, new guinea and fiji. the ambassador was appointed the senior deputy director general heading the foreign ministry's public diplomacy directorate. in october he was appointed by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu as the israel he foreign ministry's acting director general where he became permanent director later that year. he served in 2020 when he returned to private life. it's a pleasure for me to introduce my friend, ambassador. >> thank you so much for inviting me. >> it's great to have you. let's start by getting your general information of the feeling in israel and among the other allies in the united states in the middle east and elsewhere in the wake of the u.s. withdrawal from afghan