mr netanyahu again today suggesting that mr obama was personally manoeuvring behind the scenes to dealhis blow diplomatically to israel. and therefore, waiting potentially for donald trump? well, the israelis see change coming on a very kind president—elect, donald trump, who broke with the usual protocol surrounding the behaviour of the president—elect and personally tried to moving and derail, did what he could to derail this resolution at the un and was almost successful in that. he made clear his unhappiness at all this and the israelis see him about to move into the white house in the weeks ahead, and they have no doubt at all that they are going to have a much easier diplomatic relationship with washington, at least, in the years ahead than they have had with the obama administration. alan johnston on events in israel. a powerful typhoon, nock—ten, a powerfultyphoon, nock—ten, known locally as nina, has made landfall in the philippines as thousands. evacuate their homes. the typhoon has it the remote eastern province with wind speeds of up to 240 k ph. there is no immediate offic

mr netanyahu again today suggesting that mr obama was personally manoeuvring behind the scenes to dealld trump? well, the israelis see change coming on a very kind president—elect, donald trump, who broke with the usual protocol surrounding the behaviour of the president—elect and personally tried to move in and derail, did what he could to derail, this resolution at the un and was almost successful in that. he made clear his unhappiness at all this and the israelis see him about to move into the white house in the weeks ahead, and they have no doubt at all that they are going to have a much easier diplomatic relationship with washington, at least, in the years ahead than they have had with the obama administration. alanjohnston on events in israel. a 19—year—old man has died after being stabbed 80 working men's club in northumberland. a 35—year—old man and 36 over me have been arrested on suspicion of murder. —— 36—year—old woman. 50,000 residents have been forced to leave their home and outspoken due to the finding of a world war ii bomb, which has now been defused. thought to be a l

mr netanyahu said he was biased.s market in berlin. they say his number was found on the phone of anis amri, the man who drove the truck. a woman has died in a crash that involved up to 20 vehicles

it may be a nasty shock to mr netanyahu and his very right—wing government, but the new world is mr trumpnd he has appointed a man to be in charge of the issue has contributed heavily financially to israeli settlements. well, no, he isn't going to be in charge of the issue. he is nominated to be the ambassador to israel. the ambassador doesn't make policy. he would first have to be confirmed by the senate. secondly, ambassadors don't make policy. so we'll definitely have to wait and see what the policy is under mr trump, and i think it is probably true that prime minister netanyahu is salivating at the prospect, and is actually trying to exacerbate tensions with president obama and john kerry, in order to get closer to president—elect trump and his incoming administration. i'm not sure it will work for him in the long run. it's very risky, and a big gamble, and it could backfire as well as it could succeed. why do you think senator kerry is saying it now? is it a sign that they weren't expecting to be handing over to a president trump? they were expecting to hand over to clinton? no, i th

mr netanyahu again suggesting that mr obama was personally manoeuvring behind the scenes to deal thisfore, wait potentially for donald trump? the israeli sea change coming of a very profound kind. president elect donald trump broke the usual protocol and personally tried to move in and derail this resolution at the un. he was almost successful in that and made clear his unhappiness. the israelis can see him about to move into the white housein him about to move into the white house in the weeks ahead and they have no doubt at all that they will have no doubt at all that they will have a very much easier diplomatic relationship with washington, at least, in the years ahead than they have had with the obama administration. thank you for talking to us. the headlines on bbc news... the queen misses the christmas day church service at sandringham, with a heavy cold, but will still celebrate with her family president putin declares a day of mourning tomorrow in russia, after a military plane crashes on its way to syria, killing all 92 people on board. a powerful earthquake strikes off the c

mr netanyahu is now issuing himself quite a impassioned defence of israeli policy.t statement a little bit later on. in the meantime, let's take a look at the meantime, let's take a look at the weather now with john the meantime, let's take a look at the weather now withjohn hammond. good evening. some hazardous weather out there especially across england and wales. freezing fog across the heart of england. take it steady on the road. first thing in the morning, it doesn't look pretty across england and wales. he will be sadly around coastal areas, but aspect some freezing fog inland. further north, not as foggy or cold. the pocket of frost, but generally moulder. —— mild r. —— milder. some areas of low cloud around. single figures and a good deal mild rin single figures and a good deal mild r in one or two places. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: britain's most decorated olympian, sir bradley wiggins announces his retirement from cycling. the 36—year—old — who became the first british cyclist to win the tour de france — said he had been lucky enough to ful

mr. netanyahu is trying to bring it to mr. trump's negotiation.resident trump's tweet of response to the u.s. security council resolution. mr. trump said this. united nations has such great potential but right now it is a club for people to get together. talk and have a good time. so sad. >> jim mcdermott of washington says israel and donald trump's response are the beginning of what he calls a war on american government. it all continues to play out. >> great report kelly. that brings us to look at who is talking and this morning molly hemingway senior editor is slamming the obama administration saying if the u.s. wanted to stop the u.n. deal they could have. >> the u.s. had every incentive to keep this from happening and they had the ability to keep it from happening. whether there's this other information is kind of irrelevant. we know the u.s. wanted it to happen because they allowed it to happen. this causes huge problems for all sorts of relations with israel. it goes against u.s. policy. we have never before said settlements are illegal as

mr netanyahu also praised donald trump, who's suggested he will reverse america's position on the issue his inauguration. translation: the decision that was taken at the un yesterday was part of the swansong with the old world, biased against israel. we are entering a new era and, as the president—elect donald trump said yesterday, this will happen sooner than people think. the passing of the resolution has been celebrated by palestinians, as our middle east correspondent, yolande knell explains. here in bethlehem, there is a festive mood outside the nativity church, but many palestinians feel they have an extra reason to celebrate after this un security council resolution, which said that israeli settlements are a flagrant violation of international law. it has been welcomed by all the different palestinian political factions and they're hoping that it will strengthen their legal case when they pursue action against israel in the international courts. for its part, israeli officials have come out and said that this is a disgraceful, shameful resolution and the israeli prime minister be

it may be a nasty shock to mr netanyahu and his very right—wing government, but the new world is mr trumphas contributed heavily financially to israeli settlements. well, no, he isn't going to be in charge of the issue. he is nominated to be the ambassador to israel. the ambassador doesn't make policy. he would first have to be confirmed by the senate. secondly, ambassadors don't make policy. so we'll definitely have to wait and see what the policy is under mr trump, and i think it is probably true that prime minister netanyahu is salivating at the prospect, and is actually trying to exacerbate

our middle east analyst, alanjohnston, told me that mr netanyahu's action shows his frustration withf a number of ambassadors in israel did not quite have the kind of christmas day they may have been planning. as you say, a string of them called into this industry —— foreign ministry on the orders of benjamin netanyahu and the british, french, the russians, the chinese, the spanish, the and others will have been left in no doubt at all as to israel's deep frustration about what happened on friday. the passing of that un resolution which strongly condemned the israeli settle m e nt strongly condemned the israeli settlement building project in the occupied territories, describing it asa occupied territories, describing it as a flagrant violation of international law. suddenly israel found itself without a friend in the world after the us turned its back on the israelis and allow the resolution to go and didn't veto it, the message is clearfrom resolution to go and didn't veto it, the message is clear from the world body and israel is not accepting it for one moment. the latest on carri

mr. netanyahu and so one-sided to me the palestinians are so dependent on the united states but creating incentives and what we suggested is that we do now what will be needed at the end of the process that leads to an agreement that would have to be a mechanism for compensating refugees or taking care of the transfer, the new construction as he moved many people to both sides. >> host: the right of return is compensated for. >> guest: we believe that there will not be the unrestricted right of return. that is a per pill to swallow but we know that israel will not permit unlimited numbers of refugees that end up in israel. >> host: and return to what is the decades go by the former homesteads conclude they live there and are now high rise buildings. >> guest: it isn't feasible but when the prime minister had a very serious discussion during the presidency of george w. bush if they actually exchanged ideas about some limited number begin to both return and i think it's going to end up that way. so having the fund that would be dispersible only in the event of an agreement to meet that nee

mr. netanyahu has been doing over the past several years. he understood the position of the obama administration when it came to settlements, and at some point he might face economic impact on what could or could not happen at u.n. in regard to settlements. the eu coming out over and over again in terms of railing against the israelis for the settlements and in terms of the possibility of a boycott, possible sanctions, mr. netanyahu has been working over the last several years to establish trade relationships with countries like mexico, china, even turkey, despite diplomatic difficulties between those two regimes for the simple purpose of protecting israel in the event something like this happens in terms of economic impact because the european union is the largest trading partner for israel. that's interesting. at the end of the day, what's happening in the next three weeks, a new administration, pro israeli administration is coming in. and the big question over how significant this is going to be. >> hadley, thank you very much. hadley joi

mr. netanyahu is fewurious abou it. now he is 4ri8ing ties with all security council members who voted for the resolution. the u.s. refrained from the vote which allowed the resolution to pass. >> we have been hearing a lot of encouraging statements from the current u.s. administration. and we have been urging them to translate lost statements into action. the united states did what conforms with what its long standing policy since the days of linden johnson in 1967. ronald reagan, the republican president, used ab tension is seven times during his two terms as president of the united states to allow resolutions and to condemn settlement activities. so the u.s. is doing just what they have done all the time. >> still some don't see it that way. israel's ambassador to the u.s. told cnn the palestinians are the ones balking at taking any part in the peace talks. listen. >> the prime minister of israel did a freeze. he did a freeze for ten months for the settlements. and palestinians did not come to the negotiating table.

mr. netanyahu have not always seen eye to eye, and the administration has not yet said how the us plans to vote. president-elect trump, has conway as senior advisor. >> west wing to continue my service to president-elect donald trump. >> will help shape mr. trump's administration, thursday morning, she defended the president-elect and call for tighter immigration policies. >> donald trump has made it very clear that we need better vetting policies in these countries that train, harbor, export terrorist. >> wednesday afternoon mr. trump said the terror attacks overseas proof his call for a stricter immigration policy is the right approach. craig boswell, for cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >>> well the death toll in this week's fireworks explosion in mexico has now risen to 33, and now, mexico's attorney general has opened an investigation into the incident. investigation will focus on whether or not safety measures were followed, authorities now say there were six separate blasts, and eyewitnesses say the explosions went on for more than ten minutes. now, this is a third incident at the same mar

mr. netanyahu have not always seen eye to eye and the administration has not yet said how the u.s. plans to vote. president-elect trump also announced he will bring a trusted aide with him when he comes to the white house namely kellyanne conway as a senior adviser. >> going to the west wing to continue my service to president-elect donald trump. >> reporter: she will help shape the message of trump's administration. thursday morning she defended his call for tighter immigration policies. >> donald trump has made clear we need better policies from these countries that train, harbor and ex-support terrorism. >> reporter: mr. trump said the terror attacks overseas prove his call for stricter immigration policy is the right approach. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> developing news in syria where that country's military says aleppo is now back under government control. that ends a four-year rebel hold over parts of the city. in berlin, the christmas market where 12 people were killed this week is reopened. and the search for the man who was driving the truck continues. 24

mr. netanyahu. in fact on the issue of annexing the west bank, that is a position that actually contradicts current israeli government policy and puts the prime minister in a difficult position because before he could use the united states to restrain the right by basically saying we can't do this because the americans will become angry. right now it appears as if the right in israel has a green light to pursue any number of policies that i think will make mr. netanyahu very unhappy. >> aaron david miller, nice to have you on. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the future first daughter -- before we get to that, guess what you're looking at? mobile, alabama, the final stop on the president-elect's thank you tour. there you see him. looks like he's walking out on to the stage, so let's stick with this for a minute. obviously this is significant. alabama is where he got a big endorsement from senator jeff sessions, the first sitting u.s. senator to endorse then candidate trump. now his pick for t

mr. netanyahu's policy. e policy itself and the loose talk in the last few months on the part of the prime minister and some of his ministers, especially since the elections indicating now that mr. trump is coming into office, the american policy will change and israel can do what it wants. to a certain extent, i would say this is self-inflicted damage, as severe as it is for israel. >> that begs the question, what's next? we saw what the prime minister did. he was very prompt in his response to the u.n. vote. he cut off aid to some countries, he called in the u.s. ambassador for a talking to. then he said israel does not turn the other cheek. so what do you think benjamin netanyahu is prepared to do next? >> i would imagine not very much. talk is cheap. and in practice, there isn't too much israel can do here. mr. netanyahu's policy managed to unite the entire world, including its one great friend, the united states, against it. and to focus international attention entirely on the settlements issue, which is

mr netanyahu said he was biased.man prosecutors have detained a a0 year—old tunisian man in connection with the truck attack that killed 12 people at a christmas market in berlin. they say his number was found on the phone of anis amri, the man who drove the truck. a woman has died in a crash that involved up to 20 vehicles in a series of collisions on the a40, near witney in oxfordshire. the crashes happened over more than halfa mile, infog. sangita myska sent this report from the scene. photographs taken minutes after this morning's crash show in chilling detail the mangled wreckage of at least 20 vehicles. eyewitnesses described seeing cars skidding across the road through thick fog, smashing into one another, spilling debris across two lanes of the a40. i was justjoining the a40, that's when i saw the brake lights and the hazard lights, so i came to a stop and then i got out of the vehicle and saw the carnage ahead and the carnage behind. the emotions were very high, people were obviously scared. it was a bit lik

mr. netanyahu hopes to work with mr. trump to dismantle the nuclear agreement with iran. >>> a nasty winter storm. winter storm warnings and advisories are posted across most of the northeast into new england. travel is a mess. more than 1,800 flights were cancelled yesterday and hundreds of flights today have already been cancelled. light to moderate snow is forecast into this morning. the first major snowstorm of the season. in detroit yesterday, a delta jet ended up in the grass as it was turning from the runway to the taxiway. no one was injured. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says a surge of arctic air is on the way. >> reporter: sloppy storm system moving through the northeast this morning. snow on the northern end of it side of it. as we watch the storm move through the area throughout the course of the day the snow will stack up across portions of new england and all of it is well off to the east by the time we headnto monthday night. over half foot of snow is likely across much of new

mr. netanyahu from an american national security perspective coulperspectiveand your kind han some of the more pressing violent conflicts at the moment? >> everybody will tell you i spent more than 130 hours on those issues. >> why does this still matter? >> is about our security and israel is our ally and friend if you care about israel, you care about peace and you cannot have peace or protect israel ultimately unless you can find a way to peace. it defies the imagination that you are going to have a jewish state with a unitary state and if you're not going to have a unitary state, what shape is the peace of the two states? lots of presidents and prime ministers and secretaries of state have laid out visions of death. resolving the refugees there are different things that comes to suits that resolution but if you don't put those choices on the table, and now you have to rebuild trust. i understand. i am not naÏve about this, there's athereis an absence of h sides but i will tell you this fits into the entire issue of how you will calm down the middle east and how you will ultimately bui

mr. netanyahu if he continued the u.s. would not be nabel the face of international pressure, quote/unquote, to defend the israelis and they wanted to shape to some degree the environment going forward. i think elise's notion that this was a parting shot at the israelis i would argue that's right. it was a parting shot in defense of what the obama administration and secretary kerry believe to be the waning hopes of a two-state solution. my concern however is that this is going to produce the opposite impact of what the administration intensed. i can't even imagine that president-elect trump has even waited to tweet and disavow and to distance himself personally and after four weeks from today, brooke -- >> 27 days. >> four weeks from today, right president trump's policies with respect to settlement activity, that's negative impact number one, he's going to walk away from this confusing and confounding american allies as to what exactly the u.s. does stand for when it comes to stopping israeli settlement activity. i think

mr trump said he would pursue his interest in philanthropy in other ways. benjamin netanyahu the security council passed a resolution, demanding a halt to israeli settle m e nt demanding a halt to israeli settlement building on occupied palestinian land. the latest headlines from bbc news. pope francis denounced the suffering of children — saying the world should be challenged by the sight of children crying with hunger or child soldiers holding weapons rather than toys. now on bbc news, time for click.

president—elect trump has told israel to "stay strong" until he takes office next month, and mr netanyahuted good relations between the us and israel would be restored, in three weeks. i have no doubt that our alliance will endure the profound disagreement we have had with the obama administration and will become even stronger in the future. but now i must express my deep disappointment with the speech today byjohn kerry. a speech that was almost as imbalanced as the anti—israel resolution passed last week. in a speech ostensibly about peace between israelis and palestinians, secretary kerry paid lip service to the unremitting campaign of terrorism that has been waged by the palestinians against the jewish state for nearly a century. what he did was to spend most of his speech blaming israel for the lack of peace, by passionately condemning a policy of enabling jews to live in their historic homeland and in their capital, jerusalem. we've heard from palestinian president mahmoud abbas, senior palestinian official, saeb erekat, said mr abbas was convinced peace with israel was achievable,

at his weekly cabinet meeting, mr netanyahu criticised the us but praised the incoming trump administrationations and israeli governments have disagreed about settlements but we agreed that the security council was not the place to resolve this issue. we knew that going there would make negotiations harder and drive peace further away and, as i told john kerry on thursday, friends do not take friends to the security council. russian authorities say the location where a military plane with ninety—two people on board crashed into the black sea with 92 people on board crashed into the black sea has been pinpointed. more than 100 divers have been exploring the seabed. so far they have recovered 11 bodies. vigils have been held to remember those who died in the crash. most of the passengers were members of the russian army's famous band, formerly known as the red army choir. the transport minister says investigators aren't ruling out any possible reasons for the crash, that includes terrorism. steve rosenberg reports from moscow. this is one of the final images of the tupolev 154 jet. it was tak

at his weekly cabinet meeting mr netanyahu criticised the us, but praised the incoming trump administrationations and israeli governments have disagreed about settlements but we agreed that the security council was not the place to resolve these issues. we knew that going there would make negotiations harder and drive peace further away and, as i told john kerry on thursday, friends do not take friends to the security council. jonathan schanzr is from the foundation for defense of democracies and he joins us now from washington. take us back, why has the 0bama administration decide to do this so late in the day? i think this was untenable for the outgoing president. while he was trying to continue to bring the democrats on board, especially that he could not do this to hillary clinton while she was still in play. if she had won the election, it would be very likely that she would have told them not to do this because it would have encumbered heritability to negotiate with the israelis. 0nce donald trump was elected, i think the president felt untethered and he may take further steps includi

mr. putin that you will attack? >> netanyahu: i said, "we should avoid this." and he said "i agree." we coordinated between our militaries, because no one wants an inadvertent israeli-russian clash. >> stahl: you have a friendship with mr. putin, and a friendship with china. you seem to be inching toward an anti-american bloc. >> netanyahu: god, no. let me tell you something-- >> stahl: well, talk about that, because i think there's an impression of that. >> netanyahu: that's a false impression. first of all, there is, there is an irreplaceable ally. it's called the united states of america. >> stahl: yeah, but here you are making friends with our adversaries-- >> netanyahu: so no. you have relations with russia and you have relations with china. we can have relations, economic relations, trade relations with other countries, as you do. why not? >> stahl: he has used economic and trade relations to improve israel's standing in the world by selling, and in some cases, giving away, its high-tech inventions. israel boasts of more start-ups per capita than anywhere in the world, many base

but, first, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu can't wait to get mr. obama out the door. mr. u says he has ironclad info that helped u.n. resolution. despite white house efforts to down play all of this. netanyahu today unleashed his fury declaring it was the administration that initiated, stood behind and coordinated the wording of that resolution. here is what the prime minister told his cabinet.

mr. netanyahu? >> it's absolutely a message that netanyahu said he would take diplomatic steps and we saw those diplomatic steps last night, pulling some $8 million from the u.n. and now we're seeing a follow-up to those steps. he's calling for reprimanding every ambassador that has a relationship with israel to reprimand them for invoking this resolution of critical settlement. israel says this is anti-israelism and won't bring about peace at all. at first, israel had decided not to summon the u.s. because after reconsidering he decided to summon dan shapiro. what's interesting about that, shapiro is a president obama appointee, which means he only has a few weeks left in office. trump has already picked his ambassador to israel, a man named david freeman whose views are far closer to netanyahu's. >> oren liebermann, thank you for that from israel. >>> republican senator lindsey graham says he's planning to spearhead a move in congress to withhold u.s. funding to the u.n. in an interview, he also sa

mr. netanyahu to appear in moments.s, we will tell you what he says in addition to what is outlined for us. this is response to secretary of state john kerry and his speech earlier today, talking about the vote at the u.n., why the united states abstained there, voting on the jewish settlements and he tried to outline this case for the two-state solution and why he thought it was in the interests of the united states to abstain and move forward with that as he put it, even in the interest of israel. netanyahu obviously does not agree. they have put a statement out from his office which was quite critical of mr. kerry's speech. just doesn't get it basically was the gist of that. we'll keep an eye on it. we'll tell you when he comes out, right after this, "cavuto: coast to coast." >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business previous. what happened to dow 20,000? we got oh, so close, and we were 20 points away earlier today, but now pulled into the red. in fact all 10 sectors are lower. the dow is down 71 points. let's

mr. netanyahu took the provocative step last year of lobbying against the iran nuclear deal and by extensionent obama in a speech before congress. >> it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it paves iran's path to the bomb. so why would anyone make this deal? >> when you campaigned against him and congress, it was read as a lack of respect and something that had never been done before. >> no. it was not born of any disrespect because i have the greatest respect for him. i had then and i have now. >> but do you regret that you did that? >> no. on the contrary. i think that it's my responsibility to speak up when something threatens our very future. >> reporter: he says he's going to see mr. trump soon, to lobby him to scuttle the deal. the president-elect has called the agreement stupid and a disgrace. but trump's choice for defense secretary, general james mattis, has advised against pulling out. >> if it were to be abrogated, wouldn't that put you in a more precarious position than you are now? because they would obviously then rush to the bomb. >> i think iran didn't rush to the bomb bef

mr netanyahu called the resolution "shameful", but it's been welcomed by the palestinian militant movement conflict of interest when he's inaugurated in january. mr trump said that the donaldj trump foundation had contributed millions of dollars to worthy causes, but that he would continue to pursue his interest in philanthropy in other ways. a man and a woman have appeared in court in london charged with making preparations for a terrorism attack. the pair, who are in their thirties, appeared at westminster magistrates court. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani has more. arriving at westminster magistrates court after a fortnight in custody, two charged on christmas eve with preparing a terrorist attack they're accused of one count of preparation of an act of terrorism in a case that relates to the alleged acquisition of chemicals for explosives. mr mohammed faces five more charges including membership of daesh, or the so—called islamic state. ms el hassan is also accused of possessing information useful to terrorists. the two appeared in the dock flanked by five police offic

mr. netanyahu knows very well that he has a choice to make. >> reporter: planned settlements in east jerusalem were halted ahead of secretary kerry's speech. >> we were told by the chairman of the committee that the prime minister asked to postpone it. >> reporter: republicans remain critical. >> we should not be in the position where we've got, frankly, not just republicans but democrats as well disagreeing with the president's decision. >> reporter: growing conflict between administrations between what has become a bumpy transition following an president-elect donald trump named a bush administration veteran thomas bossert to assist in homeland security n that role, he'll be the first person to brief the president following a terrorist attack. edward lawrence, nbc, washington. >>> another look at the life and legacy of "star wars" star >>> you may run into traffic along route 1 in prince william county. crews will be doing major road work near the jefferson plaza shopping center in woodbridge. take a look at the pictures chopper 4 got as it flew over the area. it's to make room for a new bri

mr. netanyahu and mr. get the sense that president obama may be on an island even when it comes to his own party. give us a sense of the congressional fallout. >> the backlash continues from some democrats and many republicans on capitol hill. house speaker paul ryan saying the vote was shameful, and the new unified republican government would work to repair relations with israel. mr. netanyahu stated publicly he looks forward to working with the president-elect and the republican congress. mr. trump tweeted before the vote he believed it should be vetoed. after the resolution passed, mr. trump simply passila tweeted, t different after january 20th. this cover from the "new york post" says what many are feeling, a president obama has betrayed our ally israel. leland, it's not all negative reaction. the president has received some positive feedback from human rights groups saying it was a welcome change from the past. back to you. >> lauren blanchard live in d.c. as the reaction continues. merry christmas e

mr. netanyahu is very disrespectful. he's not a nice person.ost: all right, an editorial today from "the new york times." and the two israel state solution, over the past week differences between israel and the united states have a scolding into diplomatic confrontation between these closest of allies. reflecting not only -- not any change in american policy, but a dangerousas -- evolution in israeli policy under the government of prime from an netanyahu, away acceptance of a negotiated two thee resolution regarding israeli conflict with the palestinians. the dispute also arises from a mental practice of mr. netanyahu of making his government them were nakedly partisan player in american politics than any foreign government in memory save russia. it's hard to see how either move by this israeli government serves the israeli long-term interest." in on thecalling democratic line. good morning, janice. caller: good morning. host: what are your thoughts, today? caller: this was secretary kerry us finest hour. the two state solution is democratic an

mr. netanyahu's own stubborn defiance of international concerns with his policies. e two sides did little to hide their mutual contempt. mr. obama would not be retelling the resolution as presidents of both parties have done in the past. theiri officials watched hands of the incumbent and contacted his successor. president-elect donald trump probably put out statements calling on mr. obama to veto the resolution. we had james comic from santa fe, texas on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. israel has been going back for years and years. tried tosidents have get these people to talk. israelisto me like the -- i know they want to bring their people into the country. mexicoseems to me like coming into the united states and people here letting them come in with nothing. they just come in and take our land. palestinians are right in the way they feel, but the israelis are right on the way they feel, too. mr. trump is a fool. he is probably going to get united states with all this nuclear talkie is talking about, and the way he treats people, -- wee a

mr. netanyahu speaking in english significantly. he clearly wanted to address the u.s. to kick back globally against john kerry. he said he would be candid and that's what benjamin netanyahu was. he said it was a disappointing speech and a shame. as you heard there, unbalanced and biased. he said most of it was about blaming israel and he had proof that he would show that the u.s. was behind the un resolution last week against israel and as you heard, john kerry talking about andrea mitchell denies that the u.s. advanced that revolution. kerry focusing on the danger of jewish settlements. abbas said he was ready to resume peace talks if the u.s. freezes settlement construction. the empty the israeli government agrees to cease all settlement activities including in and around occupied east jerusalem and agrees to implement the agreements on the basis of mutual reciprocity, the leadership stands ready to resume permanent status negotiations. what does it mean? programs towards peace? i don't think so. there are peace talks in january and benjamin netanyahu is not going. >>

but, first, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu can't wait to get mr. obama out the door. mr. netanyahu says he has ironclad info that helped u.n. resolution. despite white house efforts to down play all of this. netanyahu today unleashed his fury declaring it was the administration that initiated, stood behind and coordinated the wording of that resolution. here is what the prime minister told his cabinet. >> over decades american administrations and israeli governments have disagreed about settlements. but we agreed that the security council was not the place to resolve this issue. we knew that going there would make negotiations harder and drive peace further away. and as i told john kerry on thursday, friends don't take friends to the security council. i look forward to working with those friends and with the new administration when it takes office next month. >> so why did the president in the estimation of even liberal publications like the new york daily news betrayal israel? here are blistering comments from a usually liberal democrat. dershowitz sat down with me today