we planned a lot, mossad executed most of them.sonally, these guys and young woman, into beirut, into the apartments of three of the leading terrorists, and we killed them in their homes. and it was part of a world campaign that basically we are proud of our capacity as a nation not to sit idle and see our people being slaughtered by terrorists. i think that the british, then and now, are extremely good in security, and i don't believe that anyone will dare to reattempt to such an event in london. >> so basically, when you say "settle accounts," the way israel settled accounts for the murder of the israeli athletes in munich, you can see settling accounts to the murder of these israeli tourists in bulgaria. >> unfortunately, we have too many accounts to settle with different terrorists and we did it in a different way each time. but we have a long memory. you should have a long memory, in order to survive and be able to settle accounts with those who killed, indiscriminate aind your people. >>> next up, an alarming close call. thre

going on he is a former soldier from ukraine during the soviet afghan war he was captured by the mossad dean thirty years on he's finally returned home his parents have long since passed away and only a few of his relatives are still alive although some guests soon. don't be afraid it's our dog. dear me. hello and good middle. welcome sweethearts. when you know the nick women plays his video from afghanistan this is the first time that his relatives can see how he's lived during all those years away from home. here we are surrogate coming into the house it's my home my afghan home here's one room and here's the card or. there's no running water no sewerage and no heating only the super rich in afghanistan can afford such luxuries but he's pleased with what he has at least he earns what little there is. it was when we marry or. allow the couple to live in this room here. let's check it out. to be married to date has been set for the wedding ceremony right now he's the only breadwinner for the family every other week he works in a fuel supply company for three hundred dollars a month his

june dollah and baluch terrorist organizations although cia memos leaked recently say these really mossad recruited john dollar members quote under the nose of u.s. intelligence officers end of quote as far as other terrorist groups like the baluch liberation front there are a few people in u.s. congress who expressed readiness to support the separation of baluchistan from pakistan like dana rohrbacher from the house of representatives comedian foreign affairs any bad anything that's coming up right now that the pakistanis don't like about our attitude is because by actions taken by their government as far as who could benefit from instability in baluchistan most experts say it's extremists of all kinds mainly al-qaeda and its affiliates and as well as the taliban they certainly have an interest in maintaining instability but some also see baluchistan is a key square on the geopolitical chessboard the united states knows they cannot compete with china economically or industrially so they have to stun china's development through these various subversive tactics they're willing to engage wi

egypt has accused israel spy agency mossad of orchestrating sunday's attack at a border checkpoint that left at least sixteen security officials dead israel denies the claims blaming islamic militants and criticizing polis revolution in egypt for losing its grip of the region to political analyst erin drives or things the attackers goal was to put the two countries at loggerheads. it's less important to examine necessarily who might have carried that out because it's somewhat unknown but the significance of this playing up the idea that egypt and israel must be at each other it benefits both sides because the muslim brotherhood is able to play to their base while the reactionaries in israel behind netanyahu and the ultra right are able to play to theirs so this is stoking the conflict stoking the tension in order to execute the geo political agenda of the west there is the obvious which is to destroy whatever cooperation does exist as a remnant of the egyptian israeli treaties this is also perhaps to bolster the muslim brotherhood in terms of the salafi. extremist elements in egypt but

morsi did not attend the military funeral because of security concerns accuse the israeli spy agency mossad of carrying out the deadly assault over the weekend israel called the allegations nonsense and instead to blame islamist militants journalistic flop and believes terrorists are taking advantage of the chips weak security following its long term uprising. the attack was first of all. increased tensions between israel and egypt i think that's going to be. the attackers had in mind and second of all we have to remember that these organizations will leave that violence. and justifies all means they did in the act itself as an ideological goal to. their religion as they see responsible decision makers in egypt should be trying to increase cooperation with israel in order to ensure that these kind of homicide terrorists are not able to carry out their plans so perhaps this is. the country's closer together in the islamists and especially if you have these that we're talking about now have been for years. and now what they're doing is taking advantage of the fact that they're here is an unst

didn't attend a military funeral because of security concerns kyra accuse the israeli spy agency mossad of carrying out the deadly assault over the weekend. called the allegations nonsense and instead blamed is the missed militants journalist spoke to him a little earlier here in r.t. he believes that terrorists are taking advantage of egypt's weak security following its uprising. the attack was first of all. tensions between israel and egypt that's going to be. the answer is headed my end and second of all we have to get rid of these organizations that violence. and justify. in the act itself as an ideological goal. there were moves in as. a responsible decision. should be trying to increase cooperation with israel in order to ensure that these kind of. terrorists are not able to carry out their plans so very absent opportunities for. closer together the islamists and especially do you have is that we're talking about you know have been for years. now what they're doing is taking advantage of the fact that there is an unstable situation in egypt but if you just live as we've seen now a

the second in the world updater for now though egypt has accused israel's spy agency mossad of orchestrating sunday's attack at a border checkpoint that left at least sixteen security officials dead israel denies the claims of blaming islamist militants and criticizing post revolution egypt for losing its grip on the region journalist and also believes the uprising is the country's security. the attack was first of all. increased tensions between israel and egypt i think that's going to be. the attackers had in mind and second of all you have to remember that these organizations leave that violence. and then justifies all means they get in the act itself as an ideological goal to shield. their religion as they see responsible decision makers in egypt should be trying to increase cooperation with israel in order to ensure that these kind of homicide terrorists are not able to carry out their plans so perhaps this is going to not unities from. countries closer together and the islamists and especially you have is that we're talking about now have been for years. and now what they're doing is t

morsi didn't attend a military funeral because of security concerns curious the israeli spy agency mossad of carrying out the deadly assault over the weekend israel called the allegations nonsense and instead blamed islam innocence of the say yeah i spoke to him a little earlier here on r.t. he believes terrorists are taking advantage of egypt's weak security following its uprising. was first of all. you had raised tensions between. i think that's going to be. the attackers had in mind and second of all we have to remember that these organizations will leave that violence. and justifies all of that in the act itself as an ideological. their religion as. a responsible decision makers in egypt should be trying to increase cooperation with israel in order to ensure that these kind of. terrorists are not able to carry out their plans so perhaps. closer together the islamists and especially because that we're talking about now have been for years. and now what they're doing is taking advantage of the fact that there is an unstable situation in egypt but if you just as we've seen now across the

. >> rose: for people who might not know, they're familiar with mossad. what is shin bet? >> i think that shin bet is like the f.b.i. and the secret service. internal security. >> rose: you and others seem to be... that have spoken, who have left official positions are speaking out with more passion and more candor than you ever have before. is it was... what? >> i think that most of us believes it, we are on the wrong way. that we are heading nowhere. and today much more than yesterday agreement between us and the palestinians became much more urgent, much more important and much less possible. >> rose: because? >> because this is the way we understand the new reality in the middle east. this is the way we understand the whole security equation if you call it. let's try to understand the middle east of today. it's a saturated area. you mentioned before we have egypt, we have iran, we have instability. we have syria, we have problems with turkey. the world is in a huge economic crisis. so it is becoming much more difficult and in order to try to not only understand but cre

. >> sreenivasan: egypt's muslim brotherhood, in a web site posting, attributed the attack to mossad,the israeli intelligence agency. israeli officials dismissed that claim and said the attackers were likely islamist militants from gaza. they charged the actual goal was to kidnap an israeli soldier or civilians. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu: >> i would also like to express sorrow for the killings of the egyptian soldiers. i think it is clear that israel and egypt have a common interest to keep the border between us quiet. at the same time, it turns out, time and again, that when it comes to the security of israeli citizens, the state of israel must and can rely only on itself. >> sreenivasan: sunday's attack was among the worst ever against egyptian soldiers. it marked an escalation in a long-running islamist insurgency in sinai. the boy scouts of america is promising to do more to bar sexual predators from its adult ranks. the statement followed a "los angeles times" report sunday. it focused on the scouts' so- called "perversion files" of more than 1,200 cases from 1970

members of mossad says if he was an iranian he would be very nervous the next 12 weeks. wait and see what israel does the next few weeks. shannon: just about an hour ago we asked the white house whether it could confirm this reporting from israel. while we wait on that former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor joins us now. ambassador, are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised. it's been about a year since the last national intelligence estimate. it would not be unreasonable a new one was prepared. this time we are getting leaks from israel rather than the white house. the report has moved in a very substantial way in its assessment of where iran stands. this should not be surprising. u.s. intelligence has been off on a tangent ever since the famous 2007 national intelligence estimate which got the iran situation badly wrong. so one way or another we are catching up and it just underlines the point that israeli prime minister netanyahu made when governor romney was in israel that the administration's diplomacy and sanctions have not slowed ira