a bomb would require 90% enrichment, but mossad found iran had only enriched to 20%.hat number was later reduced under an interim nuclear deal the following year. the significance of this, noam chomsky, as per minister netanyahu prepares for this joint address before congress to undermine the u.s.-iranian nuclear deal? >> the striking aspect of this is the puts but involved -- puts but involved. they've had nuclear weapons for probably 50 years or 40 years. estimates are maybe 100, 200 nuclear weapons. they are an aggressive state. israel has invaded lebanon five times, carrying out an illegal occupation, carries out brutal attacks in gaza last summer. and they have nuclear weapons. the main story is that -- incidentally, the mossad analysis corresponds to u.s. announces. they don't know if iran is developing nuclear weapons. but i think the crucial fact is even if they were, what would it mean? it would be just as u.s. intelligence analyzes it, it would be part of a deterrent strategy. they couldn't use a nuclear weapon. they couldn't even threatened to use it. israe

former mossad head of mossad together with former head of the internal secret services of israel both sides said if netanyahu would have went along and attacked iran they would have resigned themselves. he can break the relationship with administration but he can't break his own relationship with his security apparatus, the mossad shin bait and he will have to have the army behind him. i don't think a military option is on the table. however, an overt operations will carry on. remember all of these dead scientists in iran some nuclear facility were blown up. i think israel is behind that and will continue doing so. >> you know that here in the united states there's great debate over the statements that he made on the eve of the election seemingly renouncing a two-state solution. in israel were those words dealt with by surprise or confirmation of previously held beliefs? >> reporter: i think israelis and the palestinians both sides are absolutely not delusional about the situation. the good thing for the americans and for the international public opinion, the mosque are off. all the m

. >> the mossad chief hinted at a disagreement.was clear:. >> in the spy cables mossad estimates iran had 100 kilos of uranium enriched to 20%, that could have been further enriched to make nuclear weapons, instead iran got rid of it >>> mr waxman your thoughts on the report and what is at stake for israel? >> well i think what the report shows, which is significant is that there has been not merely a difference of interpretation between prime minister binyamin netanyahu, we have known that for some time that high ranking members. establishment had difficulty over whether the nuclear programme is under threat. this is a difference of fact. essentially what binyamin netanyahu said in his speech didn't accord with the facts as known by the israeli intelligence services. this is something that prime minister binyamin netanyahu should be asked about. more broadly, what had indicates is that prime minister binyamin netanyahu has for some time been single-minded in his focus, obsessive if you like on the issue. heap has often, let's say,

just one month before the speech, israeli intelligence said a different message, this is a secret mossad tape. it's only warning is for the future. >> it is working to close gaps in areas that appear legitimate which will reduce the time required to produce weapons from the time instruction is actually given. >> the mossad chief mayer degam was clear. an attack on iran is not the right way. in the spy cables 100 kilos of uranium, but instead iran got rid of it as part of the nuclear negotiations. clayton swisher, al jazeera. >> what is at stake for israel? >> i think what the report shows which is very significant there being not merely a difference of interpretation between prime minister netanyahu and the people in the israeli security implement, we have known for quite some time that high ranking people of the security establishment had difference with prime minister netanyahu. this is a difference in fact. what prime minister netanyahu said in his speech did not accord with the facts. this is quite a serious fact and something that i think prime minister netanyahu should be asked abo

i am speaking almost on a daily bases with the people of the head of the mossad.ports, and we now estimate that the -- it's not concluded yet, but what we can see, it will give less than one year breakout time that after five or six years, the breakout time will even be reduced, and after ten years, when restrictions will be lifted it might be even one month breakout time for enough material for many bombs. now you are asking about the speech netanyahu made 15 years ago. you are perfectly right. iran was supposed to develop nuclear weapons already several years ago. and there were many difficulties and many problems in the iranian nuclear project. i think that pressure from the world and the prevention of setting off commodities, of knowledge, of materials to the iranians also played a role. and good for us and good for the world they're not there yet. but now they are close and if the agreement will be the wrong agreement, they might get even closer and might establish themselves as a threshold nuclear state, very close the production of nuclear weapons. and we h

official media was to discredit the victim, like one that said he was a spokesman for the c.i.a., mossad in the united states embassy >>> the official media tried hard to link nisman with the interests of the enemy. >> translation: therefore, it's within the framework of these two polls that the news coverage developed. >>> the prosecutor's widow went before the senate asking that nisman's death not be politicized. her request went unfulfilled. president cristina fernandez de kirchner is not the only leftist smern -- south american leader that must contend with owners leading to the right. nicolas maduro, ecuador and others face challenges. cristina fernandez de kirchner was the first to try to reshape domestic media. in 2009 her government passed a law mandating that media ownership be divided into three equal starts, a third owned by the state. a third in private hands and the remainder community owned. the clarine group fought that in court. when a paper followed a draft document recommending that the president be arrested, a senior aide tore the paper to shreds - literally. >> transl

the group was accused of working for the spy agency mossad. the father said his son was killed after trying to leave i.s.i.l. the israeli security service said he tried to fight for the armed group. israel's foreign minister says people loyal to israel should be beheaded. israeli citizens called for the destruction of the state. the foreign minister as a core part of binyamin netanyahu's coalition, and called on others to take an oath of loyalty if they want to stay in the country. >> i'd like to say whoever is with us should get everything as they wish. those against us, there's nothing to be done. we need to pick up an axe and otherwise we won't arrive here? the former president has accused the kurment government of -- current government of destroying the country. the president should go into exile. >> reporter: some describe it as a comeback for the president. these are supporters marching in large numbers for the first time. it was a team understand houthi control. here is a sign of what both sides have been denying all along, that they ar

for gaining more few votes before elections in israel.former head of mossad. other criticized netanyahu for how he's chosen to represent himself. here's senator dianne feinstein over the weekend. wn nenysays he speaks for all jews. does he speak for you? >> no, he doesn't speak for me on this. he doesn't at all. >> does that bother you when he says he speaks for all jews? >> yeah, i think it's a rather arrogant statement. i think the jewish community is like any other community. there are different points of view. so i -- i think that arrogance does not befit israel, candidly. >> always the grown-up in th conversation. joining me to discuss this, congressman steve israel, a democrat from new york state. marc ginsberg, former u.s. ambassador to morocco. jeremy ben-ami, president of j. street which describes itself as a pro-israel and pro-peace organization. nathan diament of the union advocacy center. erel margalit, a member of the israeli knesset from the labor party. i don't know where to begin right now so i'm going to start with steve israel because you're

killing an iraqi civilian accusing him of working for mossad. his father said he was trying to leave, he travelled to syria to fight for the armed group >>> yemen's former president accused the current government of destroying the company, saying abd-rabbu mansour hadi should go into exile. we have this report from aden. >> some describe this as the big come back for former president sala. sala these are his supporters marching in large numbers since coming under houthi control since september. here is what both sides have been denying all along, that they are allies. >> the posters of former president and his son, and the houthis, displayed side by side. protesters called on him to run for president. sala described the president who was forced out of power by the houthis, as a corrupt leader. insisted he should leave. >> the people cannot afford to eat or drink. you have gobbled up the views. brought the livelihood to a stand still. investment to a halt, and tourism too. is this what you call the modern civil state where universities and school

documents obtained by al jazeera revealed that the mossad disagreed with that making the world question binyamin netanyahu's credibility on this matter. >> you know that i can not confirm those reports, but i think that we all know that iran is moving forward. we are talking, negotiating, yes, we come to the u.n. every year and speak about the threat of iran they are walking and moving forward. on that issue we can agree, and there was real worry that we'll be ready with an incident in the u.s. or we'll get the news that iran was capable to build a nuclear box. we want to avoid it. that's why we are fighting, and what we are telling to our friends and allies. let's walk together against it. >> new poll by the israeli democracy institute says 61% of israelis believe there's a high probability that president obama will approve the signing of a nuclear agreement with iran even if israel disapproves of it. what has binyamin netanyahu done that makes binyamin netanyahu and others feel unsafe? >> i think he has good intentions, he has wishful thinking regarding the middle east. we are realist

this type of jihadi commander is targeted by the west, by the syrian regime, even by the israeli mossad on the ground, when the jihadi commander or leader dies, it doesn't really change things on the ground. there is no importance for them regarding the person. if he is someone that -- if he is dead, someone will replace and quickly. this is the way it goes for decades. when bin laden died, al qaeda did not finish. the islamic state was not finished. also in yemen. in yemen, the united states killed many top commanders, but al qaeda in the arab peninsula is getting stronger and stronger on the ground. it is the ideology. the person doesn't count. it is the group that counts, and the ideology. molly: that was our terrorist expert speaking earlier. the battle for tikrit continues. a force of some 30,000 men including government forces, are trying to take control of the town from the islamic state organization. the iraqi minister of defense says the number of villages around tikrit have been liberated. if ticket is retaken, the force will be able to move on to mosul. i.s. has bulldozed the

show you this is one of the most famous shipwrecks of war or to explore say that this remains of mossadime it was the largest were ship ever built was discovered by billionaire paul allen. >>darya: still ahead and the 7:00 our opening statements today for joe carson eye of the men suspected in the boston bombing marathon will have a live report on that and a gear is world up 49ers trade rumors the made into explode intros on after his daughter to as big as they went after them and keeping nine weather and traffic for you before you head out the door will be a nice day today we will ride back.

community in talking about the head of israeli--the israeli army intelligence, former directors of the mossad have said on the record emphatically several times and on many occasions that iran's--these are very serious negotiations and russian's nuclear program does not pose an extension extension existential threat. >> why are we hearing dialogue that the united states is or is not supporting israel. >> well, benjamin netanyahu has demonstrated over and over again that he's very closely align to the republican party as i wrote in an article that was published in israel, and in washington, netanyahu is referred to as the republican senator from the great state of israel. one of his closest advisers to the current israeli ambassador to washington, d.c. is ron dermer, a former g.o.p. operator. sheldon adelson is netanyahu's most important backer financially and politically. he is a casino billionaire who has given hundreds of millions of dollars to the g.o.p. "n supported mitt romney during the 2012 elections. he has chosen for various reasons to be the first israeli prime minister who makes is

and secondly, wouldn't the mossad and every intelligence agency want to know what the iranians are sayingut what the russians are saying and the chinese. >> sure. now, this is a problem. but i hope it doesn't overshadow another problem that the administration created today by the statements to the white house chief of staff, dennis at a conference in washington, dc in which he called for an end to the 50-year occupation of the palestinian territories by israel. this is inflammatory language. he called explicitly for a return to the 1967 borders which are untenable for the security of israel and the united states has refused to enforce. we have the administration in the newspapers and in the media back grounding and threatening not to support the israelis with our veto at the united nations. so, you know, this is part -- the headlines went to the eavesdropping. but we need to look at the sum and substance of the administration's approach. for dennis to go out at the applause of the liberals for the end of the occupation, to use language that is way beyond what's been acceptable to the unit

in you ask me personally pt feeling in israel - i was at the rally where the chief of mossad was thereand the old commando commander bolk said he is not equipped to be the leader of israel, that he leads israel into catastrophe. i think there's a chance that next wednesday we'll have a different prime minister >>> we'll wait and see and leave it there with you in tel aviv. thank you for your time. >>> anti-traffics legislation was introduced in 2012 for estonia. it is a concern for fell why e.u. members, prostitution is still legal, making estonia an attractive gate way for trafficking. >> reporter: the old town of the estonian capital beautifully preserved. the neon of gentlemen's clubs lights the streets. prostitution is legal here. forced prostitution is not. there are questions about how much of it is related. this poor woman with mental health problems was trafficked out of estonia to egypt of all places and disappeared for who years whilst being repeatedly raped by her captives. authorities had no idea that she had gone. >> i didn't know it has been explained. it suggests a darkn

says he worked for the mossad intelligence agency. his father says he was killed for trying to leave. u.k. is pushing through measures to make airlines more accountable. we have this report. >> airline staff could have mistaken the schoolgirls for friends, off on holiday for turkey. we know the teenagers left the family in london to join fighters in syria. it's estimated hundreds have done the same. often travelling via turkey eager to stop them. members of parliament asked the family what they could look for. they said there was no clues. >> we monitored what she did. made sure she was reading books, to when she was playing games, we join in and have competition. we feel we had monitored as much as we could. we messed something up. >> reporter: the father had this warning. >> simply i say be vij leapt, not to fall. also under scrutiny the airlines who carried the girls and others out of britain. the government is pushing through measure to make them more accountable. it's called the authority to carry scheme. it could stop foreigners

recently shown netanyahu's dire warnings about iran are out of step with his own spy agency, the israeli mossad. dozens of democrats are expected to boycott netanyahu's address, which was arranged by house speaker john boehner without consulting the white house. president obama has called on iran to freeze sensitive nuclear activity for at least a decade as part of a nuclear deal. speaking a reuters, obama also defended his relationship with israel. >> under my administration billions of dollars have gone to support israel's security, including the iron down program that has protected them from missiles firing a longer borders. -- along their borders. the cooperation is unprecedented. that is not our estimation, that is the estimation of the netanyahu government. and that bond is unbreakable. amy: presumed democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton has come under scrutiny for her use of a private email address to conduct official business as secretary of state. "the new york times" reports clinton's aides failed to preserve her emails on government servers in a possible violation of fede

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correct me if i'm wrong -- all 16 security agencies in the united states and the israeli mossad are in agreement that at this point, iran has not taken any actions to make a nuclear device of any kind. throw in the idea of mutual assured destruction, which has been in effect in the world for 70 years, if no one launches a nuclear miss and at a superior power because they know they will be destroyed. we are supposed to believe that iran will ramp up their nuclear powers and they don't care whether they live or die, just so they can launch a missile or to add an overpowering israel and we will go to war -- this is what is going to happen here because when this deal is broken up with obama, the end of the day, we will bomb iran and that is what will happen, just like we bombed iraq. we're supposed to believe this is the reason -- please explain this to me. israel is manipulating -- guest: actually, i don't work for an israeli lobby and i would advise you to not look at someone with a jewish last night and assume -- that is anti-somatic and racist. i want to correct you on some of the assu

i met twice with the chief of mossad and i told him, it is not true that europe's secret service is most all over the world. it is true it is the single efficient one unfortunately. but in the end, i'd like to conclude my speech with remembrance of the past. the sentence i never forget till the end of my life. the sentence, which was in the origin of the state the jewish state of israel and the sentence we must accept just now, if we are not willing to be the future victims of islamic terrorism, never again we shall go we shall march like a sheep to the slaughter. never again. thank you. [applause] . . i just want to ask you one short question. why is it that your country has proven such solidarity with israel? what is the source of this? >> very simple. very simple question every simple answer. we have the same history with approximately -- we were surrounded by the enemies by dictatorship. it was not only hitler in germany. it was also poland, hungary austria. and former czechoslovakia has been a single island of democracy in central europe, the heart of europe. [applause] and as was s

would wander into the side of the track was inside the trap and it would then eat the butter and then mossad the trap closed. >>: mistakes happen but should not happen and a can of she jumped over him what he was planning the cage and he left the door open. >>reporter: >>gary: should remain so for she will find a way home so she can drive her tears. >>james: will check out the last tory after viewers restore to us do have a story idea you like us to look into those our website at kron 4 that come and click on my kron 4 storage have click on suggestions. >>james: here is a live look outside the what's bay bridge toll plaza mccue with oakland to san francisco currently 57 and open 65 lead on this afternoon again storm track before radar active right now live up we will have the latest from the air coming up a 430. >>james: will learn the to santa clara police have to know their investigation to the district attorney's office he was arrested last the day for the list into it was your friend you will be in court out of the 20th and this latest 49 the arrest comes as team's fans are come to terms

mossad is against them the generals are against them.way he's going about this is having great negative consequences on his relationship with the united states. which is essential. and most of the military analysts when asked about war, they acknowledge that you could perhaps retard the nuclear program, but you couldn't necessarily stop it. this is not like it was -- go ahead. >> are you suggesting that in israel, he won't win re-election? that he's in that precarious a state? >> i don't know. i don't have the ability to say that. but what i was saying is that military experts in the mossad the intelligence folks, about 200 of them have been very critical of netanyahu's approach on this particularly his bull in the china shop approach towards the president in the united states there are repercussions being noticed in israel. there's repercussions here which are injecting unnecessarily and unwisely into this partisan debate. it's astonishing for a prime minister of another country to come to this country. where the president has provided

your response to the former mossad chief?ponsible for the safety of israel is the prime minister of israel. he knows there are critical times where the prime minister has to speak out. this is one of those times. >> he couldn't have waited until after the elections? >> no, because then a deal could have happened. >> the deadline was after the election. >> you're not going to have the iem in a couple days after the election to come and actually make this speech. the prime minister wanted to weigh in while there was still time to make a difference. understand ultimately the responsibility for security rests with the prime minister. >> this is a serious guy. when he makes a charge like that against the prime minister of israel that he's done the most damage to israel's strategic relationship with the united states that's pretty powerful. >> i disagree. i remember that the head of the american cia also recommended against the operation that took out bin laden. your president, president obama, made a different decision because ult

correct me if i'm wrong -- all 16 security agencies in the united states and the israeli mossad are ineement that at this point, iran has not taken any actions to make a nuclear device of any kind. throw in the idea of mutual assured destruction, which has been in effect in the world for 70 years, if no one launches a nuclear miss and at a superior power because they know they will be destroyed. we are supposed to believe that iran will ramp up their nuclear powers and they don't care whether they live or die, just so they can launch a missile or to add an overpowering israel and we will go to war -- this is what is going to happen here because when this deal is broken up with obama, the end of the day, we will bomb iran and that is what will happen, just like we bombed iraq. we're supposed to believe this is the reason -- please explain this to me. israel is manipulating -- guest: actually, i don't work for an israeli lobby and i would advise you to not look at someone with a jewish last night and assume -- that is anti-somatic and racist. i want to correct you on some of the assumpti