we saw yesterday moment abbas -- mahmoud abbas making the announcement.here do things stand at this point? correspondent: we are waiting to see what the government will do later today. it is a unity government. it does bring two fractious conflicted almost warring parties together, and they do not comfortably. fatah have been complaining that they do not have equal rights in the home-controlled gaza strip that they are giving greater rights to hamas than they are given in gaza, and the real issue of friction for president mahmoud abbas' party is there seems to be negotiations of a sort between hamas representatives and israel. perhaps even a cease-fire of sorts, a period of quiet in the gaza strip. fatah says it is the unity government's job to commit is negotiations, not hamas'. molly: irris, thank you for that irris makler reporting from jerusalem. the turkish president has died in the house rat the age of 90. -- has died in the hospital at the age of 90. it was president from 1993 until 2000. he died early this morning and anchor. in yemen, a saudi hal

mahmoud abbas and binyamin netanyahu will meet on sunday >>> thousands marched to support greece in france. greece has failed to reach an agreement. monday is the last chance for athens not to default. thousands of the anti-austerity marchers took to the streets in berlin to demonstrate solidarity with the greece people. greece needs to repay $1.8 billion. and hopes to strike a deal with creditors to get bail out funds to re pay the ms >>> a group laing linked to islamic state of iraq and levant claimed responsibility for a car bomb attack. two were killed outside a mosque. it was the second attack in a week. i.s.i.l. is believed to be behind it >>> the saudi-led launched new air strikes against the houthi rebels. street battles continue between forces loyal to abd-rabbu mansour hadi, and houthi rebels. six rebel and fighters were killed. u.n. sponsored talks in geneva collapsed on friday without agreement >>> a u.s. church which was the site of a shooting is set to reopen for services on sunday. it will be the first time worshippers will be allowed in the eman all e.p.a. since a gunman ki

he is due to meet mahmoud abbas, and binyamin netanyahu later on sunday. >>> the lebanese state newsagencyeports that there has been an explosion in a mountainous area near the town and israeli jets had been flying in low altitude minutes before the rocket was fired into the area. it's not confirming the source of the rocket. >> in the israeli occupied golan heights fears for jews on the syrian site. they say only one scale route is open and al nusra front killed 20 jews in the northern syrian province of idlib. they are spread between syria, lebanon, israel and jordan. they are viewed as hera ticks by i.s.i.l. and al qaeda. >>> two sides fought a month-long battle. although i.s.i.l. fighters were forced out, much of the state is in ruins. jane arraf reports. >> for these iraqi occasions, this is a reason to celebrate. this trip home is one of them. 200 families found them last week, the first that local leaders hope. >> my children heard we are going, we don't want anything from the government except stability, and peace of mind. >> tikrit is less than 50km but a journey that families hav

that is according to president mahmoud abbas. we cross to our correspondent for the latest.also coming up this hour, we have got the story of a french mail-order firm tha

olivia: mahmoud abbas, president of the palestinian authority is said to dissolve the government and the next what he four hours. this is all according to an aide. his is apparently due to saying that he is unable to operate the unity government in the gaza strip. you will recall back in june of 2007, there is a's let in the palestinian authority when the andwas kicked out of gaza then in june of 20 14, there was a reconciliation that created the current unity government, but now, the president of the palestinian authority says he is going to dissolve the unity therement and i am seeing will be a new palestinian premier that will head a new government. we also have breaking news concerning greece. the finance minister is going to meet with the secretary-general on wednesday -- this is as talks sort of deadline -- sort of deadlocked. the finance minister will meet the oe ecb secretary-general tomorrow. scarlet: one day before the critical meeting in brussels. weeks before billions of euros are due to the imf. time is ticking. we continue our coverage now of the e3 conference with a lo

>> el presidente palestino, mahmoud abbas, acusÓ a israel de cometer crÍmenes de guerra y genocidio enr las bajas civiles, pero cuando hamaas dispara desde escuelas, residencias, instalaciones de la onu, hospitales, almacenando cohetes y lanzando cohetes contra nuestros civiles, por supuesto que tenemos que actuar para evitarlo. cualquiera lo harÍa. >> israel destruye nuestras casas, demuele casas. israel se roba la tierra, levanta barreras de apartheid. israel construye mÁs asentamientos. israel anexa a jerusalÉn y otras Áreas palestinas y nos niega todos nuestros derechos, y se espera que nosotros negociemos. >> el gobierno de israel no puede ofrecer una frontera sin saber quÉ hay detrÁs de esa frontera. ¿es un estado palestino como siria, como gaza, o es un estado pacÍfico? >> es una situaciÓn de ocupaciÓn versus no ocupaciÓn. una ocupaciÓn militar que tiene el respaldo absoluto y ciego de estados unidos, el paÍs mÁs poderoso del mundo, y que sea acostumbrado a que le perdonen todo. nosotros somos el Único pueblo del mundo al que se le insta a pedirle permiso a la fuerza de ocupaciÓ

mahmoud abbas is not a moderate and you know this. we are in complete agreement. this man has never accepted any compromise with israel, has never agreed to any compromise and will never agree to any compromise. he is not a partner in peace and yet the entire two state solution is based upon the notion we have a peace process is based upon the lie we have a partner. as a result, our foreign policy is based on the line. what is the basic assumption? it is the assumption of israeli guilt and culpability for the absence of peace. that is the basis that the two state solution. you can't peace if you give up land. you will get peace so long as you hold onto it. it is your fault. you are greedy jews. you walk. you won't get afterwards someone. until you do you won't get peace and tell you deeply will continue to blame you and continue to say he didn't freeze jewish property rights, that you didn't aggregate jewish property right and you didn't let palestinian fighters out of prison. it is all your fault because the reason there is no peace in europe too much land. this

mahmoud abbas announced the government he formed with rifle hamas last year will dissolve. this news comes in the wake of last year's war in gaza and frustrations over political power shairlg there. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, the u.s. house gave itself more time to salvage president obama's trade agenda. republicans pushed through a measure to keep the issue alive through jul last friday, democrats effectively blocked the president's bid for renewed negotiating authority. that outcome jeopardized a proposed asian trade agreement. >> ifill: also today, lawmakers ripped into the federal personnel chief over two major data breaches. the attacks exposed information on millions of current, former and prospective government employees. at a house hearing, katherine archuleta blamed decades of neglect of government computer systems. but utah republican jason chaffetz pointed to an inspector general's warning last year. >> your system were vulnerable, the data was-- was not encrypted. it could be compromised. they were right last year. they recommended it was so bad that

you know when we say that the palestinians aren't that peace partners, when we say that mahmoud abbas is not a moderate not interested in making piece with israel we are not saying it because we don't want peace. we are saying it because we are making an observation observing facts and live in reality in israel, live in reality and die by reality. we have to deal with it, and it is an insult to us, to the israeli people to present this observation of fact observation of reality is a moral failure. carolyn -- >> carolyn. >> true morality -- let me just finish this, lies values in the world that exist 's. israelis's. israelis demonstrate our loyalty to the highest moral values every single day in the world in which we live. [applause] >> thank you for your passion. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] 's thank you for your courtesy. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen that concludes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]'s. [inaudible conversations] >> we're going to get started. we have been friends for a long time. he comes from the community and will be part of the commit

we would have done it, but did not because mahmoud abbas refuse to negotiate, refused to make one concession. today, we see that we make concession after concession, things that harm us and endanger the lives of israeli citizens. releasing terrorists from prison leads to the murder of more jews. we have statistics to show it. jews have been killed. what is a jewish life worth? and enough is enough. we never get credibility for showing our sincerity for peace. we get killed for showing our sincerity for peace. [applause] host: i just want to add ms. glick: i just want to add, i don't believe as a jew, i do not believe that it is the responsibility of the jewish people to be the only true christians around the world. i don't. i don't think that is our responsibility. our responsibility to our people and to our future is to not give the other cheek. it is to say excuse me, you cheated on me, shame on you. i have a responsibility to my people. my responsibility to my people is to secure our lives first and foremost. then, we can move out and see if we can talk. the entire tuesday formula is base

when we say that mahmoud abbas is not a moderate and he's not interested in making peace with israel. we're not saying it because we don't want peace. we're saying it because we're making a factual observation. we are observing facts. and we live in reality in israel. we live in reality and we die by reality. and we have to deal with it. it's an insult it's an insult to us to the israeli people to present this observation of fact, this observation of reality as a moral failure. as if we don't want peace. >> caroline -- >> true morality -- let me just finish this. true morality is to live by the highest values, to live by the highest values in the world that exists. and israelis demonstrate our loyalty to the highest moral values every single day in the world in which we live. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you both for your passion. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you for your courtesy. thank you. [ applause ] >>> here are some of our featured programs this weekend on the c span networks. on book tv on c span 2, saturday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. kirsten powers say

this is mahmoud abbas. he said those who send young people to syria or elsewhere to die for a misdirected cause must stop and understand that jerusalem is still waiting. jerusalem is the direction. jerusalem is the address. another quote -- actually hamas, a group designated by the state department and european union as a foreign terrorist organization. they, of course are well respected in the area the palestinians are occupying and the palestinian diplomat chief negotiator said hamas is a palestinian movement, is not, will not ever be a terrorist organization. well, we know the facts dictate otherwise. but we keep coming back to this point, mr. speaker. as long as the leaders of the palestinians continue to say that terrorist organizations are peaceable, in their view, even though they want to kill israelis, wipe them off the map, and as long as they continue to say they will never recognize an israeli state, a jewish state, they will never allow them to exist they'll continue to push to wipe them off the