the conflict raged for decades before there was a single settlement, when judea samaria and gaza were all in arab hands. the west bank and gaza were in arab hands and they attacked us again and again and again. and when we uprooted all 21 settlements in gaza and withdrew from every last inch of gaza, we didn't get peace from gaza -- we got thousands of rockets fired at us from gaza. this conflict rages because for the palestinians, the real settlements they're after are haifa, jaffa and tel aviv. now mind you, the issue of settlements is a real one and it can and must be resolved in final-status negotiations. but this conflict has never been about the settlements or about establishing a palestinian state. it's always been about the existence of a jewish state, a jewish state in any boundary. ladies and gentlemen: israel is ready i am ready to negotiate all final-status issues. but one thing i will never negotiate: our right to the one and only jewish state. wow, sustained applause for the prime minister of israel in the general assembly? the change may be coming sooner than i thought.

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called judea and sa maria and palestine. since 1967, half a million settlers have moved here.n contravention of international law. many in contravention of israely law, but it seems to make little difference. they are here in ever larger numbers. this is one of the drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on the house near the settlements. what is price tagging? >> if something happens in the settlement with the jews, kids would come and have a price tag for every activity. they come to a village like this and destroy cars and write on walls like this. it's against arabs and israel is alive and death to the arabs. >> intimidatinintimidating. you put two targets on my house, i'm moving. this is ellie. a settlement with a population of over 3,000. relatively isolated from the rest of israel. cohen is the chief executive and the former head of security. >> he is seen from up above from most of the town. most of the villages all-around. >> it's an unusual situation. a lot of your neighbors would like you to not be here. >> i know most of them and most of them are happy

the political and religious and economic turmoil that had affected the life of every jew in judea and -- and to stand up and say a. the messiah, the ancestors or king david people and here to re-establish the kingdom of david on earth, that's a political statement. this book is not about who jesus was, whether he was god or the son of god or the messiah. just makes a very simple argument that whatever else jesus was, whatever else he was, he was also man, and as a man he lived in a specific time and place. his teachings were addressed to very specific social ills. his actions were in response to very specific religious and political leaders that whatever else he was, he was a product of his world. and so if you really want to know who jesus was, and how to understand his message, you've got to begin by understanding his world. >> host: joe in phoenix, arizona, one minute left go ahead. >> caller: quickly. i applaud your comments on the pope-especially amortis lucretia, being a divorce evidence catholic. it's astounding mitchell question is regarding president obama. should he be label

what netanyahu believe, which is israel has a right to settle on all of the land of israel, including judea and samaria, which was known as the west bank. they were early partners in their philosophical belief that israeli should settle in the west bank and those settlements were not illegal, they represented, in effect, the right of israelis to settle in the land of israel. but peres went through a conversion in the late '80s, early '90s, when he began realizing, just as former israeli prime minister shimon did, that ruling was not going to bring about the safety and security that he wanted to see israel achieve. the two men went their own separate ways, in effect, peres had accused netanyahu of exciting much of the anger that resulted in, many respects, with the rise of jewish extremist that assassinated prime minister rabine. and, also, at the same time in 1996, when peres was trying to become, in effect, the new leader of israel and to ride the peace wave that rabine had, in effect, given his life for, it was netanyahu challenged him and called him na eive, as palestinn attacks es scala

matthew 3:2, in those days john the baptist came preaching in the wilderness of judea and saying repentmark 1:15 jesus went into galilee and proclaim the gospel of god for the time is fulfilled, the kingdom of god is near. repent. mark 6:12, so the apostles proclaimed people should repent. acts jesus said repent and be 238, baptized. the time got overlooked but now he commands all people to repent. revelations, be zealous and repent, he has not repented and he said he hasn't repented. we are going to say this is a man who christian should advance the public? if you with the book for him in the privacy of your bid, but for him. you're harming your witness if you advocate for him. it is not just that. let's look at first corinthians five, everyone who is not a christian judge not lest you be , judged. paul writes, now i'm writing to you not to associate with anyone embarrassed and a brother for what have i to do with judging outsiders. is it not those in the church from you are to judge. repeats later we instruct , brothers to the name of our lord jesus christ to shun brother who conduct

in those days, john the baptist came preaching in the wilderness of judea and saying repent for the kingdom of heaven was near. mark 1:15 jesus went into galilee and proclaim the gospel of god. the time is fulfilled, the kingdom of god is near, repent. mark 6:12, the apostles proclaimed people should repent. -- 17:30, they look everywhere to repent. revelation 3:19, i will approve and discipline, so be zealous and repent. he has not repented and he says he has not repented. we are going to say this is a man who christian should advance in the public square? if you want to go vote for him, go vote for him. but you're harming your witness if you go out and advocate for him. but it is not just that. let's look at first corinthians judge not lest you be judged. 5. paul writes, now i'm writing to you not to associate with anyone bears the name brother if he will be sexual immorality or is agreed or is a swindler, for what am i to do with judging outsiders? it is that not those in the church whom it you are to judge. he repeats it later. we instruct brothers to the name -- in the name of our lord

farrah judea is a senior writer, fivethirtyeight.com and the author of "the episodic career."is is a cnn political commentator and a political anchor of time warner cable news. good evening to you. as you look at these women who are up on stage now, what are you thinking about? >> well, first of all, i went to emanuel a.m.e. church during the south carolina primary and it was very instructive. it was a trip where first of all the death of reverend pinckney and the other members of what's called mother emanuel helped remove the confederate flag from the state capitol. so there was a moment of racial unity. and i also talked to republicans who were very conflicted about donald trump at the time. what's interesting is evangelicals moved back toward donald trump. i think that this dinner, this congressional black caucus dinner, is reaching out and bringing people to the stage who have been part of american history, you know, during the seven-plus years of president obama's term. and this in some ways, this dinner is highlighting how racial issues affect not only black people but e

the political and religious and economic turmoil that had affected the life of every jew in judea and -- and to stand up and say a. the messiah, the ancestors or king david people and here to re-establish the kingdom of david on earth, that's a political statement. this book is not about who jesus was, whether he was god or the son of god or the messiah. just makes a very simple argument that whatever else jesus was, whatever else he was, he was also man, and as a man he lived in a specific time and place. his teachings were addressed to very specific social ills. his actions were in response to very specific religious and political leaders that whatever his teachings were addressed to specific social ills. his actions were in response to very specific religious and political leaders. whatever else he was he was a product of his world. if you want to know who jesus was and how to understand his message you have to begin by understanding his world. >> guest: we have one minute left. >> i applaud your comments on the pope. it is astounding the changes brought about. my question regardin