the french president manju micron is on a visit there in a speech and to speak. and this is natasha unable shadow of humanity speaks to us of the loss of the big tins. those who fled into the forest and race without an arrival without any hope. each morning, each afternoon. terrible repetition of evil. we hear the voices of those after stumbling facing death, they sing torture, losing nearest and dearest a parent a child. and they protected right until their last breath. and so and so's silences. showed us somebody moved to suki and the dawn. it those who killed together those who led us could you know, the as he remains all those who tried to deprive them of the life of face. this was a history or memory isn't visa. it's up to their wishes, their dreams and benches above all thy density full name and name. all names ingrained to send me on eternal stone of this memorial day. because remember, because remember, you carry this night. it's those you remember being here and those who may be still here, it could be let's house those he's suffering, we did not hear ne

main rival in next year's presidential election in parts of the letter addressed to president micron and his cabinet soldier said we are not talking about extending your mandate or conquering others we're talking about the survival of our country the survival of your country they describe themselves as part of a younger generation of soldiers who quote have offered up their lives to destroy the islamism that you have made concessions to on our soil they went on if a civil war breaks out the military will maintain order on its own soil the french government reacted to the letter with fury prime minister's own classics told the person on newspaper that the letter was a political maneuver by the extreme right interior minister damani and accuse the anonymous signatories of the 2nd letter of lacking courage defense minister of florence part of the dismissed the text as part of a crude political scheme. france has seen several attacks in the past year mainly blamed on what the government calls terrorist groups among them was the beheading of a teacher after showing prophet mohammed cartoo

plant ylan >> micron here is based in the u.s. and security is tight because of the vps here but also because competition in this industry is fierce the company would not let us inside with the cameras and even the press conference with the commerce secretary and lawmakers from the hill will happen outside in this tent right here beside me but the company is planning to roughly double the size of its manufacturing facility the new portion will start manufacturing wafers like this one as soon as next month and the goal of having white house 0 foishls and lawmakers to see the process is to try to show them why the lead time to manufacture a chip is so long and some of the pressures facing the supply chain. ultimately the industry believes that the way to prevent future supply chain disruptions to ramp up domestic production now and the senate is considering a $52 billion package to get a vote this week but lawmakers are still hashing out some last-minute wrinkles i will interview the ceo of micron this afternoon and ask him what the

this is the french president menu micron. in rwanda. un security council abused an emergency making the call for the immediate reliefs of molly's transitional leaders, the vice president, colonel. a see me go to one of the military officers who actually lead last year coo after the rest of the prime minister and president on monday. the not being held in a military base in the town of cathy, one of the great is representatives says they will be given a gradual release their woods and have resigned from their positions. 9 people are dead after another mass shooting in the united states. this one's in california, a transport employee open fire in a railway, maintenance yard and san jose. he killed 8 people and then shot himself bomb squad is searching the yard as well after an explosive device was found. hong kong security chief, a threat and bankers with jail if they deal with the accounts of media tycoon jimmy lie. according to the reuters news agency, the pro democracy activists and billionaires in jail serving a 14 month pr

. >>> plus the ceo of micron will join us. we'll take you live to the company's virginia facility for that first on cnbc interview. >>> let's focus in on what we are watching in the last hour. mike santoli on the market action and jeff curry from goldman sachs. mike, start us off with this big move higher we are seeing. it looks pretty broad. >> yeah, sara, pretty decent levitation today the growth stocks are doing more than their share today but the s&p 500 is only 1% from the old highs. we had two weeks of pressure we got down to a 4%, 4.5% pullback from the peak is that enough we'll see. last time it didn't take much longer than six weeks of this kind of range before you pubustd out of it to the upside. right now it's low volume. i usually don't make a fuss about low volume this is much more about sellers not taking the opportunity to jump in with the s&p at 4200, at least not very observedly. but nasdaq 100 here, obviously the laggard by 12 or so -- by 6 or so percentage points year to date take a look back here, march, ap

andrew wallace is a researcher and writer on wanda, he says, microns speech is a major development for both paris and kigali mac co. physically there today at the susie memorial where quarter the 1000000 buried in kigali with the president and which device groups there. i think that's really incredible when you think this journey in 27 years of where the relations have been before that the meet you obviously will make a big deal about this apology. and for survivors, it is huge. and 5 groups have been very quick to come out and sort of say they out there really disappointed that apology was made. but to be honest, early this year, mac or abuse, to refuse to apologize for the french involvement in algeria. and it's taken pick 2 years to apologize for the reporting to june, to the nazi death camps voluntarily. so, so, you know, wasn't an apology ever likely for political reasons? probably not back home. he got an election in a year's time. he's got both left and right. ready to use any apology to, to try and unseat him. so i think this is sort of be a politic going on. but i think he wen

been tacking right word that he's trying to appeal to more right wing voters do you believe that micron is going to be embracing more right wing policies and a more right wing vision of how france should be ruled in the run up to the election. well actually a minor michael has a corner out in a sense that he thought that by using the far right or the far rights of bullets or is that you would somehow get inside of an edge over the rest of the problem is this is brilliant up in his face the 1st time the top and when the dominant chords might have been quote unquote too soft on islam that's the minister of interior or they might have been michael calling her sultan liston's at the 2nd point is that is commemoration of snap when you don't and not going to go to slavery for an after we passed a note that 20 years ago to call it a crime against humanity or these are signs of a man who had mccall will continue on this a right wing down ward a spy were the primaries that's are is that not only is it doing a thought but you also have an overall normalization of the far right rich regular as the

it happened during emanuel microns 1st visit to kigali as president. the french leader stopped short of a formal apology. ties between the 2 nations of long, been strained off, drank his ations, france was complicit in the killings. france had banked president gar. ms. rivals in the previous government during the civil war and no longer to know. so in putting myself with humility and respect on your side today, i am recognizing our responsibilities in gang involved since 1990 in a conflict in which it had no precedence. france did not know how to hear the voices of those. they warned, get in. it also overestimated strength to be able to stop those who were already there with france and not understand why wanting to obstruct a regional conflict or civil war was in fact, staying alongside a genocidal regime in an historic sign of reconciliation. president cami praised microns acknowledgement, his words were something more vulnerable than an apology. they were the truth. speaking, the truth is a risk. but you do it because it is right. in the democratic r

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in that historic sign of reconciliation, president polka got me praised, microns acknowledgement, his words were something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth speaking, the truth is a risk, but you do it because it is right. the human human rights chief, michelle bachelor, says, is really striking god, the could amount to war crimes. members of the un human rights counselor considering a resolution calling for an independent investigation gift is found to be in this proportion and what's the impact on such up stock make on war crimes. on the other hand, it is also a violation of international humanitarian law to locate military assets in the populated areas or 2 lounge attacks from however, the actions of one party do not show the other from its obligations. on the international correspondent natasha butler has more now from paris. struct resolution with table by pakistan on behalf of the organisation for islamic corporation. and what he called for is for the u. n. a human rights council to investigate violence and abuses in the occupied palestinian territories. a

and so micron began his tor garley genocide memorial lessons. the funds did not understand that by wanting to block a regional conflict of a civil war. it started defacto by a genocidal regime in memorial document. the role from played in the genocide and the events leading up to it. the captain of this image thought about the military support that the french government gave to the regime of president javier amana. the way that the history is told is very much according to the rpm version of events, not the narrative that micron and the government the front have now come to accept . but that wasn't always the case. the french government accused the r p. f of shooting down have your him on his friends crude plane in april 1994, triggering the genocide. it also accused the p. f of massacring hutus. they're both things that could gummy, and the r p. f have always vehemently denied. and france has now stopped talking about london activists have been jailed or killed for questioning the official narrative opposition politician vic, trying a bit, a sp

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the lower house of the french parliament has approved a new climate change bill president emanuel micron's trying to slash greenhouse gas emissions ahead of a deadline in 2030 but as natasha butler now reports environmental groups say it just doesn't go far enough. the high speed train from paris to the western french city of non takes 2 and a half hours people can also fly between the 2 cities but that is set to change under french president emanuel macros new climate law some short internal flights will be banned to help lower carbon emissions so this is one of 5 intercity journeys in france which will now only be possible by road or train. the climate law aims to reduce carbon emissions in france by 40 percent by 2030 with measures targeting industry food and housing it will also encourage grassroots projects like this wind farm located an hour from now and it's financed and code by nearly 400 local residents and a renewable energy company and the traditional will change everything but at least we consider it as a good 1st step. the world's a model where we have more and more. we want t

the gulf french president demand you'll micron is calling for an urgent un security council meeting on molly. come the day off, commodities prime minister and president were removed from office and a military coup painter and vice president, colonel. i see me going to lead a qu last year. he says that being held in a military facility near the capital obama cut, iran is announced 7 candidates approved to run for president and next month election. those making the list include around the judiciary chief se ran on successfully in the last election. several high profile figures of bars from running, including former president in a job and a full parliament speaker. thousands of civilians have fled their homes in ethiopia as t gray region around the town of axiom. it's part of a continuation of attacks on rule villages that began on friday. go live now to malcolm y b joins us from kemi as capital nairobi. so is this the gray conflict taking off again who according to multiple testimony that people we've spoken to in the last few hours, who are in the town of acts and many to say attacks be

tell south africa. spain says it's bank more than $6500.00 microns offer. a huge influx of people across the border from morocco over recent days, around 8000 refugees and microns made their way into the spanish enclave of suitor this week. spain, as accused morocco of relaxing its border security as retaliation for madrid's decision to allow a western sahara and independence leader to seek medical treatment in spain. bernard smith is in suitor. the spanish military standing guard, again here at the beach at theatre, just on the other side of the fence, is morocco and its back around jeff. thousands of migrants cross earlier this week and the ability with which they so easily cross seems to have been influenced by how the moroccans on the other side decided to enforce or not enforce. border security. morocco is displeased by decision of the spanish authorities to allow entry to spain the hospital treatment to him. golly, he's the leader of the policy mario front. it seeks independence from a rock and run western sahara. but this event is not gone without tr

frances had back president polka gummies rivals in the previous government during the civil war. micron acknowledged his country ignored warnings, and in his words, defacto stood by a genocidal regime. but he failed to make an outright apology. i know i'm going to know so and putting myself with humility and on your side today, i am recognizing our responsibilities in gang involved since 1990 in a conflict in which it had no precedence. france did not know how to hear the voices of those. they warned it also overestimated strength to be able to stop those who were already there with france and not understand why wanting to obstruct a regional conflict or civil war was in fact, staying alongside a genocidal regime. well, in an historic sign, a reconciliation, president cook, army praised, microns acknowledgement, his words were something more vulnerable than an apology. the, they were the truth speaking, the truth is a risk, but you do it because it is right live. now to correspond malcolm web, who's in kigali for us here on the news, malcolm, how will those words from this your macro be

i went to micron as a trade. it sort of didn't work out i cut back i still think it's cheap, but you know, i'm looking to increase, which i've been doing over the last six months, a year, into the cyclical exposure it was basically flatlining after the quarter. that's -- lyb, they had an excellent quarter as well, but the stock actually traded down on it. so i think those stocks are more likely to do well, given they're selling at like 10 to 12 times earnings than some high flying tech stocks. >> tell me how you view the markets as we enter the may. i'm reading a headline in prove me, governor cuomo announces the elimination of state-mandated capacity restrictions in new york on may 19th we're going open we're to the point where we're going full throttle open in the next few weeks the economy is going to continue to recover the stock market clearly knows all of this already. so what's the next catalyst to take our viewers' money higher >> we are about to be in full-open mode, in terms of earnings, 827% above expe

even the french president, micron also said the president, we are behind you on this idea why it's germany against that. if you look at the go, what we're aiming for that is speeding up and actually making it possible in general that there is manufacturing here in south africa and africa. and really to, to speed it up to really make a difference at not just the general debates. cooperation is the way because you know, this is about a very complex product product. the production of scenes is one of the most complex things in the world. and for that, you really need to know how you do. it's just the patient alone does not make the vaccine. and for that that the corporation is really essential. it's crucial. and i see that most of the companies that have developed a vaccine against koby 19 are really willing to cooperate with companies. for example, in south africa, and what we want to do was money with financial resources, but as well, politically is to support this and to, to push them even to be foster. thank you very much. thank you. to congo now, where hundreds of thousands of people are

right now micron always very much a bellwether.he intraday action. >> ernesto, what do you think the market's biggest fear is right now? >> i think valuation is probably the concern right now although the yields probably helped it a little bit the market has done so well for so long, and we're running out of good news we got the vaccines developed, we got the vaccines in the arms. we have the reopening news, the lower rates, the fed stimulus. everything has been good so right now we're waiting for the next catalyst for the market to move higher in our opinion, it will be earnings growth and the guidance in q2. at these levels of valuation, elevated levels of valuation, we need to hear some pretty good news from the guidance out of q2 and some pretty good reports before the market can advance any higher in the meantime i think we're going to continue to tread horizontally for a while >> jason, you too think we're in for, what, a rougher few weeks, months potentially but you'll be buying on some of the weakness just give us your over

>> this is volume that is keeping up micron opening doors to washington this morning in an effort toddress semiconductor shortage live with the company's virginia manufacturing plant to explain >> reporter: that's right, jon at micron's facility out in manassas, virginia, one of the places they build memory chips that go into automobiles so critically important right now. the company's also currently expanding this facility by over 100,000 square feet. it is a $3 billion investment that the company expects will create about 1,100 jobs by end of the decade as it tries to ramp up, to keep up with growing global demand. the ceo expects the current ship shortage to last through end of this year. that's part of the driving force behind a meeting that will happen here later this afternoon between the company and commerce secretary as well as lawmakers on capitol hill. trying to build some momentum behind a $52 billion package of funding and incentives to increase domestic semiconductor production the senate has been poised to vote on the bill this week it's had bipartisan support. lately s

we're not out of it yet. president emanuel micron said, as he took coffee with his prime ministers, young, caustics, but the government hope's a newly accelerated vaccination program will mean they'll be no more lock downs. now the french government is taking a gamble, 13000 people a day is still testing positive cove at 19 compatible with the u. k. in a similar population. and that 2 and a half 1000 people a day, i tested positive and the u. k. i only started reopening a few weeks ago. bernard smith, al jazeera parish. ah, it is good to have with a fellow adrian again with you here in the headlines and i was 0. people living in to crowded garza residential neighborhoods have been warned to leave their homes ahead of israeli strikes. this is the city skyline right now. one of the target phones isn't far from the jamalia refugee camp in northern casa earlier israel. hit southern gaza with more than a dozen strikes destroying 2 homes. medics say that for people who owned it in the city of con eunice. while both sides publicly, se, they'll fight on secret locations are set to be on the way.

it happened during microns 1st visit took regardless president the french li to stop short of a formal apology. ties between the 2 nations have long been strained after accusations, france was complicit in the killings. france had back. president polk armies rivals in the previous government during the civil war. i know i'm to know. so and putting myself with humility and respect on your side today. i am recognizing our responsibilities in gang involved since 1990 and a conflict in which it had no precedence. france did not know how to hear the voices of those. they warned it also overestimated strength to be able to stop those who were already there with france and not understand why wanting to obstruct a regional conflict or civil war was in fact, staying alongside a genocidal regime in a historic sign of reconciliation. rwanda's president for ga me, praised microns speech at the moral for victims of the genocide. his words were something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth speaking, the truth is a risk but you do it because it is right malcolm. why was that that

wander of a joint news conference between the man on your screen, the french president, the manual micron in the rwandan lead up the whole gama, who was speaking earlier as visit by the french president. he is attending a ceremony who has attended the ceremony tomorrow, the rwandan genocide, and also taking the time to say that while france wasn't part of it did not listen to those who warned all of that genocide in 994. poke again my words a little bit earlier. he said the truth and he'll, he said it was a tremendous act of courage of mr. macro on to come and say that malcolm web in kigali today, listening along to all of that. just as we heard in the president macro speech a little bit earlier where he he made those confessions, if you'd like. again, we hear this talk about the truth about real wonder of today being a different nation. it is very solemn and it is a sign of 2 countries that at least out what they really want to show they working together. now definitely want to show you that they're working together. and what we've seen is very much kind of the french narrative crossing

still in france the lower house of parliament there has approved a new climate change bill a minor micron's trying to slash greenhouse gas emissions ahead of a deadline in 2030 but the reports environmental groups say it doesn't go far enough. the high speed train from paris to the western french city of non takes 2 and a half hours people can also fly between the 2 cities but that is set to change under french president emanuel mackerels new climate law some short internal flights will be banned to help lower carbon emissions so this is one of 5 intercity journeys in france which will now only be possible by road or train. the climate law aims to reduce carbon emissions in france by 40 percent by 2030 with measures targeting industry food and housing it will also encourage grassroots projects like this wind farm located an hour from now and it's financed and code by nearly $400.00 local residents and a renewable energy company and the traditional will change everything but at least we consider it as a good 1st step towards a model where we have more and more course we want to take on the e

of about 20 people who are working on this information in different parts of the world. president micron will meet with us and it's something that is, it's really an initiative by the reporters. r. s, quarter cents for 2 years. i think the technology platforms, the social media platforms, are forced to confront what they've created. what they've done now is allowed evil networks to take over. and that has actually had an impact on democracy around the world. so it's going to be interesting the next scene get can you have why fi here? right? yes. okay. i will, i will set up cuz i will try to live streams event on ratcliffe. a if. if a f f 8217. thank you. yes. welcome. to you don't let the facts when you got a little dummy kind of deal conditioner. i'm doing this for to you or did you say i could you do you know it's horrible and that it will be contra light in what did he will let me see if that's what i found. i will need to go over. you'll be good woman. always not to animal horrible. i don't have many choices because he feels information. monday won't be too much. that's perfect. so i

this will make the availability of vaccines in africa foster, even the french president, micron. also said the president, we're behind you on this idea. why is germany against that? if you look at the go, what we're aiming for that is speeding up and actually making it possible in general that there is manufacturing here in south africa and africa. and really to, to speed it up to really make a difference at not just the general debate. cooperation is the way because you know, this is about a very complex product. today, the production of scenes is one of the most complex things in the world. and for that, you really need to know how you do it. just the patient alone does not make the vaccine. and for that that the corporation is really essential. it's crucial. and i see that most of the companies that have developed a vaccine against koby 19 are really willing to cooperate with companies. for example, in south africa and what we want to do with money with financial resources, but as well, politically is to support this and to, to, to push them even to be foster. miss, i thank yo

rights violations, abuses and atrocities that have taken place in t gray. french president. emanuel micron is also under and for forgiveness for his country's role in the line 194 genocide, france back president polk, regarding his rivals in the previous government. during the civil war. thousands of people are evacuating the city of goma and the democratic republic of congo. after warnings of volcano could erupt for a 2nd time, mount bongo erupted on saturday, sending rivers of lava flowing towards the city. dozens of people were killed and many more missing. marley's vanity says its release transitional leaders who are detained on monday. the army arrested, the prime minister in president, under orders from one of the military officers who led last year coo military says both civilian leaders resigned from their physicians. it's inside story. now. stay with us here on al jazeera, me a return to democracy in danger. molly's transitional leaders are arrested and forced to step down, its being called a qu, within a coo and the military judge is back in control. will regional mediation resol

muslim veils once again highlighting deep divisions not only in french society but in president micron's ruling party too and souter refused to support the candidacy of a woman who appeared in a campaign poster wearing the face covering the details. the muslim veil has been drawn back into the fray here in france now merkel's own party has gotten itself wrapped up in a controversy that has a rapid over one of its candidates in the local elections in a move that some see is being dealt it's aboard a muslim woman from running on one of its tickets why because in this campaign flight she is committed apparently the ultimate heresy. a hit job the values of the republic called the move party not compatible with the ostentatious wearing of religious signs on election campaign document he that these candidates change their face so all the party will withdraw its support this is a view that being echoed point several prominent government figures from its report political parties stand for separation of religious and political issues when you are elected you represent everyone and you do not need

the french president emmanuel micron remains under mounting pressure to abandon economic and social reforms as the country reels from 3 crippling coronavirus lockdowns for some this was about more than workers' rights. it was a show of rage. on may day the historic gathering at the has a global context we keep on having protests and there we are protests happen for nothing no one is listening to us but i think it's important to keep coming back. in the british capital hundreds gathered in trafalgar square under the banner kill the bill against a proposal that would give police extra powers to come protests is fear the changes will have a chilling effect on the rights to demonstrate among the crowds black lives matter supporters and climate change campaigners is still in rebellion the power lies palace of london and 2019. under the proposed lawless people could face 10 years in prison for defacing monuments and large fines for breaching noise limits. state repression the government saying that we don't want you to come out. and concerns against the system all these demonstrators are keen to

yeah, it was very tough and they were not out of it yet. president emanuel microns said, as he took coffee with his prime ministers, young, caustics, but the government hope's a newly accelerated vaccination program will mean they'll be no more locked downs. now, the french government is taking a gamble model. 13000 people day is still testing positive cove at 19 compatible with the u. k. in a similar population, and that 2 and a half 1000 people a day, a testing positive and the u. k. i only started reopening a few weeks ago. bernard smith, al jazeera parish, ah, top stories and i was 0. is there any fighter jets and tanks are continuing to pound the gaza strip 10 days into the fighting. these 227 palestinians, including 64 children, had been killed. us president joe biden has told israel's prime minister, he expects significant de escalation on wednesday. but benjamin netanyahu has refused to set a timeframe to end the hostilities about from the ball. but.

the french president has asked rondon to forgive his country fits role in the 1994 genocide. micron says france wasn't directly complicit. it just ended up siding with a genocidal regime. he stopped short of an outright apology and rival leaders in somalia say that resolved a long running election stand off. the government says voting will now take place within 60 days. the prime minister mohammed hussein robledo says he's committed to free and fat polls, which was supposed to be held back in february since then they've been burst the violence as the dispute wasn't very and president bush, all i said has, as widely predicted been real. i said, for a 4th 70 attempt crowds of his supporters have been celebrating in damascus aside is said to one just over 95. send those you headlines. nice continues here now they're off to talk to al jazeera. stay with us. me. ah. ah i the israel's offensive in gaza caused widespread death and injury un secretary general antonio terrace called for an immediate cease fire. but israel's catholic, a prime minister benjamin netanyahu insisted that the offensive

continue to warn that the actual figures are likely to be much higher. friendship. president manuel microns ended his visit to rwanda. he's now heading to south africa, is meeting with president several rema poll. so we'll focus on trade between the 2 countries. and the response to the pandemic, excuse me, france and other e, you states want to support vaccine production in south africa to help ensure a supply for the entire continent. molly's military says the president and prime minister have been released from detention after agreeing to resign, colonel esteem he go to one of the military officers who lead last year, who arrested those transitional leaders. on monday. nicholas hawk has the story from monica. molly's president, bow endow, had it coming, says, but your bundle gera, 9 months after taking power. the security, social and economic situation is getting worse. he says, after a 3 day detention at military camp in county, the pm and president announced their resignation. the military, june 10, now claims they've been released, bundle president bond dollar needed to go for the sake

well, in an historic sign, a reconciliation president gummy praised microns acknowledgement, his words were something more vulnerable than an apology. the they were the truth. speaking, the truth is a risk, but you do it because it is right. malcolm web is in kigali. he explains now how the 2 countries got to this moment. it certainly follows number events of lead up to this. i mean, it was 11 years ago and president sol cosy, came here, but didn't say anything nearly as didn't acknowledge nearly as much of a role as, as michel has just now focused on the visited parish twice since mccolan came to power. 2 years ago. things have been steadily storing and in both governments. rwanda and frank commissioned report in the last year or 2 that were both published earlier this year into france's role in the genocide. and now both of those reports kind of pretty much what has been the off line all along is that france was to some degree responsible or even complicit. that depending on on who you are. now with these 2 reports certainly shouldn't be seen as anything that's in any way independent

i think there is still hesitancy in the you, perhaps reflected in president microns comments as well as and others to see the issue in bella ruse more broadly. the issue in russia as such a fundamental one as this that it might involve making very hard choices about the level of cooperation with those economies. the kidnapping of gram on say that and the way in which it was executed involving sky tracking and the use of fighter jets indicates that it's really needs to be reconsidered. whether you can have a normal relationship with this country. was russia's role in all this? well, i don't think we know still yet whether russia how to direct hand in this operation . personally, i think it's unlikely. alexander lucas shank of the, the president of bella, ruth, has tended to operate somewhat freely on his own despite what some analysts may say . and i think more likely in this, he made a decision that this was worth it, and that the consequences would not be forthcoming from the european union. and that's why it's so important that the consequences do come otherwise just kind of behavi

israel has become our ally, strategic micronic state. -- strategic ally, and democratic state. our relationship with israel is a special one, we have special influence because we provided with $4 billion per year in military assistance. it has a burgeoning high-tech economy, we provide security assistance to israel. we give it strong political backing especially in united nations where test be isolated because there is an automatic majority for the palestinian side. because we have that relationship, because they are dependent on us for political support, the world looks to the united states to exercise its influence at the top one israel is engaged in defending itself and an actions that people have problems with. there is a strong call for the united states to intervene and use its influence. host: let's let our viewers take part in this conversation. beth is calling from maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. i am glad that you are having this conversation. i think both sides have areas in which i can feel sympathy. this comes down to what we did to native americans i

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