country which is something israelis know these missiles originated in syria they found their way to levanon and then they were fired by his beloved onto the true state back in two thousand and six this museum was set up about a decade ago so that the i.d.f. could display weapons ammunition and items it had captured from israel's enemies on the ground and almost administrate a lebanese palestinian and his belief legs flying on the israeli border the message is clear here no country's immune to what happens to its neighbor and it won't take much to two individuals precariously peace into all out war policy r.t. israel. just one up do you want our top story this hour in greece the parliament

ester levanon is the head of the tel aviv stock exchange and she joins us tonight on "nightly business report." welcome. nice the see you. >> hello, tom. >> tom: how are your neighbors with the uprising in egypt and syria impacting business in israel? >> well, actually it's not affecting anything in israel, but the investor doesn't differentiate between what's happening in syria or in egypt is nothing to do with israel as israel is the real democracy and the only democracy in the middle east. but for foreign investors' point of view, not all of them see the difference between all those countries in the middle east, which is a pity. >> tom: your own industry has seen a lot of consolidation lately, the exchange business. we've seen some international mergers trying to get done, the deutsch, the london stock exchange trying to do a deal with toronto. what's the strategy of the tel aviv exchange nationally? >> we really like our independence. we believe that we should stay on its own, maybe have alliances with others, but don't merge with any of them. >> tom: you drove the abolition of the

russians to spread across the middle east israel is concerned it has been wise moving weapons to levanon just in case president assad is overthrown. and orphans in russia continue to struggle in adulthood a lack of government provided housing means some have to live in a rundown house with a little help. i'll be back with more of those stories in fifteen minutes time but first kate is here with some distressing news if you ask me one big name is out of wimbledon. hello welcome to the sports and this is what's coming up. ted distressed general for the son of pakistan to step down to knock out six time champion boxer federer. direction murray also progress on a thrilling men's quarter final day took wimbledon. while luiz principle success new chelsea manager andre glasgow last was built his plans to bring trophies back to something bridge. i'm thrilled as we look at the appeal of one of the most dangerous and daring extreme sports on the planet despite being. a first for the tennis and a major upset at wimbledon where joe wilfried tsonga stage there by fight back to come from two sets down

ras threatens to spread across the middle east israel is increasing security at its borders with levanon after reports hezbollah is moving weapons there in case its ally president also overthrown. kate is here next with us for archie. hello welcome to the sports years and here are the headlines. big four big battles the top four seeds are all in action this wednesday as the men's quarter finals at wimbledon gets underway. was red hot favorite to reassure up over thrashes the many kissable about to set up a semifinal with wildcard submenu lisicki in the women's event. and still seek as we look at the appeal of one of the most dangerous and daring extreme sports on the planet cliff diving. let's start with tennis and the men's top four all in the action in the quarter finals at wimbledon this wednesday afternoon with six time champion roger federer kicking off proceedings against joe wilfried song on center court also not shown on court for the want is red hot serbian novak djokovic she was taking on the rising star bernard tomic of australia and later on defending champion rafael nadal fa

on rest threatens to spread across the mid east israel is increasing security at its borders with levanon after reports hezbollah is moving weapons there in case its allied president also is overthrown. kate is here next with the sport on our team. hello welcome to the sports years and here are the headlines. big four big battles the top four seeds are all in action this wednesday as the men's quarter finals at wimbledon gets on the way. while red hot favorites reassure up over trash as the many consider go to set up a semifinal with wild card submenu sits in the wings of act. and still seekers relook at the appeal of yawning the most dangerous and daring extreme sports on the planet fifth diving. let's start with tennis and the men's top four all in action in the quarter finals at wimbledon this wednesday afternoon with six time champion roger federer thinking of proceedings against joe will fight song on sunday court also not shown on court the one is red hot soapy and nobody djokovic chooses taking on the rising star when i was told make a little strange and later on defending champion

levanon threatening to stoke up further trouble in the region meanwhile israel is reportedly deploying new missile defense systems near its border and. the georgian opposition leader nino burdzhanadze has been in brussels recently as part of around europe trip because it was aimed at giving an inside account of last month's violent police crackdown on protesters were told r.t. that georgia's costly p.r. campaigns can't hide the truth about president saakashvili that's today's interview . week of protests ousting georgian president saakashvili ended in violent dispersal of protesters by their eyes police joining us now to talk of more about that particular circumstance in instances and georgian politics in general is the recognized leader of georgian opposition you know. mr jones you think you very much for joining us today the first question unfortunately will be a somewhat sad one we will have to ask you about the speech are attributed to your supporters on the there on the night of the protests could you tell us more about what happened that night people to maybe government will use

threatens to spread across the middle east israel is concerned that hezbollah is moving weapons to levanon just in case president assad is overthrown. and or france and russia continue to struggle in adulthood a lack of government provided housing means some have to live in rundown homes with a little help. ten pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t thanks for joining us now our top story the greek government has voted in favor of a new round of austerity cuts securing the next multibillion installment of cash from the e.u. and staving off a default but furious protesters have reacted violently to the vote with battles between police and demonstrators continuing just meters from parliament all scenes from downtown athens resemble a war zone as protesters fight with riot squads made of volleys of tear gas hundreds of thousands of people nationwide walked off their jobs for a two day strike against the a sturdy cots and they say drowning the country of death at crippling interest rates has failed once and it will fail again well there were reports of escalating violence in consti

threats to spread across the middle east israel is concerned that hizbollah lot is moving weapons to levanon just in case president assad is overthrown. and orphans in russia continue to struggle in adulthood a lack of government provided housing mean some have to live in rundown homes with little help. also in business as greece approves new austerity measures russia along with other markets was rallying on wednesday with the obvious ending up one percent my sex half of a cent more on that in our business goes on twenty minutes. it's seven pm in moscow this is coming to you live now with our top story this hour the greek government has voted in favor of a new round of austerity comp securing the next multibillion installment of cash from the e.u. and staving off to fault but furious protesters have reacted violently to the vote with battles between police and demonstrators continuing just meters from parliament well scenes from downtown athens resemble a war zone as protesters fight with riot squads amid volleys of tear gas hundreds of thousands of people nationwide walked off their jobs fo