. >> rose: off likud party in control and you have a prime minister who's the member of the likud party and a foreign minute stwhor's part of a coalition government. is the prime minister restricted in terms of what he can do? and how much he can achieve with respect to peace? because of his own political survival? >> whatever the prime minister is doing he has to remember that he's the head of a coalition, he cannot escape any question. he has to have constantly the agreement of his coalition. by the way the president of the united states has to have the consent of the congress. that's the difference between democracy and the other systems. so it's an ongoing exchange of views, an ongoing attempt to create majorities, three majorities. so it's natural we need the consent of the coalition. >> rose: there are a lot of people who will say to me the prime minister wants to do more than he is doing because he is restrained by his coalition. do you believe that? >> yes. it's natural. >> rose: tell me what the prime minister would do if he did not have the coalition he has? >> rose: would he

strength to suggest to the people that it's serious it's come under a time under any kind of onslaught likud's defend itself now that really plays directly into the hands of old opposition groups in syria which are very fragmented there are at least four different opposition groups that we know of and it has been known to be quite to the loose with the truth before they have released a very top figures as far as any other organization is concerned of the number of people who have been killed during this syrian uprising so we have to be a little bit careful about how much credence we give to these allegedly leaked e-mails nocioni today show the political order they allege to show the political workings of assad's mind but they also show details from his personal life after scenes links from you tube videos he even forwards to one of his aides to link over you tube video of the home seeds reenacted using toys and biscuits so a little bit of a look into the into the inner workings of relationship there. morris i thought correspondent in london well in syria itself the first anniversary of widespr

in the 2009 israeli parliamentary election, likud candidate binyamin netanyahu won 27 of the 120 total labor won 13 seats coming in fourth place with just 10% of the vote. in other words, i think it is fair to say that the right is on the rise and left is on the decline. center isn't holding. joining us from tel aviv, the general oversaw activities in the occupy territories following the war. general, welcome. it is so good to have you. welcome so much. >> good morning. general, it strikes me that one of the -- there's two driving factors in the political trajectory in israel. one is the experience of the second anti-fatah. the second were 12,000 us israeli jews living in the west bank -- in 1980, now 300,000 or more than 300,000. how have -- how has the occupation affected israeli politics and israel as a whole? >> it is very difficult to -- it is very complex situation. israel of 1967 is totally different from israel of 2012. weir a relatively small populati population, less than half of where we are today. we are very much united israeli society. united israel. any people. we are no

with each other and since we are being economically driven in this idea, rather than militaristic likudand then everybody could have a piece of that pie. all the nations of the world's thumb of which are in a greater need of an economic boost than even we are. so i agree in the context of economic growth it would need a boon to everyone. >> high dr. tyson. i have a real estate question. >> real estate or realistic? >> real estate. i'm a real estate -- new york city resident. >> i see have no idea where this question is going. no idea. [laughter] >> as it pertains to sea level rise, i feel more comfortable knowing that neil degrasse tyson is the co-president of new york city. >> so that i can drown alongside you. [laughter] >> so if i were looking to buy an apartment right now, would you advise against the ground-level apartment? what floor would you say i should be looking at for the minimum? >> i would advise that you -- [laughter] here is the problem. we now live in a culture. this is so not the sixties in this regard. we now live in a culture where a disaster is impending and the fir

i have no fear, the likud 10 years from now. i feel safe, but i as a bit as a fear of the internet.rld now disconnect it to the internet and i think that is what concerns me for the future. my i.d. card is safe, but what about 10 years from now? and i still save? so i'm a little bit concerned. i'm scared for the future. >> yes, that is subject we have to do deal with absolutely. the internet is useful. of course it's freedom. we should have freedom on the other end. fairness. we are saying well, of course protect my child and of course we have a big societal discussion on that team and where to find the right measure. and it is not easy for the parents because we didn't grow up with the internet. of course the kids today are born with it and they are like fish in water. facebook. he said he spoke? [speaking german] >> translator: yeah, i like that. [speaking german] >> translator: allows? q. and then they say. we've really neglect to the other side there. the lady -- you are to have the floor. if you're at it at the floor, it's over with. no second chance. you didn't speak though. t

i have no fear, the likud 10 years from now. i feel safe, but i as a bit as a fear of the internet.rld now disconnect it to the internet and i think that is what concerns me for the future. my i.d. card is safe, but what about 10 years from now? and i still save? so i'm a little bit concerned. i'm scared for the future. >> yes, that is a subject we have to do deal with absolutely. the internet is useful. of course it's freedom. we should have freedom on the other end. fairness. we are saying well, of course protect my child and of course we have a big societal discussion on that team and where to find the right measure. and it is not easy for the parents because we didn't grow up with the internet. of course the kids today are born with it and they are like fish in water. facebook. he said he spoke? [speaking german] >> translator: yeah, i like that. [speaking german] >> translator: allows? q. and then they say. we've really neglect to the other side there. the lady -- you are to have the floor. if you're at it at the floor, it's over with. no second chance. you didn't speak though.

i have no fear, the likud 10 years from now. i feel safe, but i as a bit as a fear of the internet.rld now disconnect it to the internet and i think that is what concerns me for the future. my i.d. card is safe, but what about 10 years from now? and i still save? so i'm a little bit concerned. i'm scared for the future. >> yes, that is a subject we have to do deal with absolutely. the internet is useful. of course it's freedom. we should have freedom on the other end. fairness. we are saying well, of course protect my child and of course we have a big societal discussion on that team and where to find the right measure. and it is not easy for the parents because we didn't grow up with the internet. of course the kids today are born with it and they are like fish in water. facebook. he said he spoke? [speaking german] >> translator: yeah, i like that. [speaking german] >> translator: allows? q. and then they say. we've really neglect to the other side there. the lady -- you are to have the floor. if you're at it at the floor, it's over with. no second chance. you didn't speak though.