camping out across the country for about a fortnight calling for social justice and for progress to netanyahu to go and biggest rally is now underway into. let's catch up with artie's paul asli she's there to bring us up to date with what's happening. again so organizers were predicting earlier a massive turnout have they got the backing they wanted tonight. well it certainly seems if they do have the backing they wanted this is one of some ten different valleys taking place across the country right now saturday evening here in tel aviv they must easily be some fifteen to twenty thousand people a short time ago they marched from what's child boulevard which is a street not far from here they marched here as i say from my chart which locals have dads the tough here square of it all to hear of course in a throwback to cairo where the egyptian protests and egyptian revolution was tainted around now here in the coming hour we are expecting organizers to outline their specific demands the mood is certainly beating and hopeful although there is a heavy security presence police choppers are circling

it is interesting though that in the into days media said today israeli press is reporting that netanyahu is mulling over certain kinds of tax breaks as a way to peace people and that has caused critics thirty people on the left of the israeli political spectrum to say that he's behaving in the same way that the egyptian president hosni mubarak reacted shortly before he was overthrown so a lot of people here making parallels between what is happening in israel and what happened in egypt it is interesting though that israelis did support the democratic move of rejection protesters recently here we are witnessing the democratic move of israelis and just talking to people here people are excited by the fact that so many people are being mobilized across the country with the potential to possibly overthrow the turnout for the you know i was going to ask you the more it is the all important mood just looking over your shoulder there we've got cameras daughter grown elsewhere as well bring your views the latest live pictures paula what is the mood there we're just focused on the stage now i mea

. >> we have prime minister benjamin netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu. first, congressman red riddle is joining me next.n this vlage stay with us. >> we'll talk to congress reed riddle of wsin >> mike: thanks for joini gng e tonight. i know you are busy so i appreciate you taking a moment. i want to ask about the part os the bill. said it was a great idea and now a terrible idea. what changed in their point of view? why are they running for something they once supported? >> why are they running from something that the american people support. this has broad support across the nation. >> mike: congressman, it showed 75 percent of the american people support a balanced budget amendment. >> it is straightforward common sense . we theed to have government do it in washington. >> mike: there are people who point out the balanced budget amendment is different than the ones the democrats supported. maybe republicans have a modified version if you could get it passed through the senate among the democrats? >> i talked to a lot of my colleagues in the conference

have been camping out for about a fortnight now calling for social justice and for prime minister netanyahu to go the largest rally is now underway in tel aviv in artie's paula slee is following the latest developments. this is one of some ten different rallies taking place across the country right now here in tell of it there must easily be some fifteen to twenty thousand people a short time ago they marched from us child boulevard which is a street not far from here which locals have dubbed the tough here square obvious for all to hear of course being a throwback to cairo where the egypt ssion protests and egyptian revolution were centered around police choppers are circling overhead police are called oldendorf all the roads here this demonstration and these protests that have seen thousands of people take to the streets across israel has taken the government of the israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu by surprise and they certainly do not know that come to deal with it that this is a political demonstration it might not have started off like that sixteen days ago but sadly here we are h

prime minister netanyahu in a huckabee exclusive. >> plus. they may be small but back by popular demand. sleepep man bango boys. >> and good evening. governor mike huckabee. >> thank you . thank you very much. great audience. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios from new york city. some nut group called freedom from religion has the antenna up because the governor of texas is calling for a day of prayer. even thope the taxpayers are not paying. this group is suing to stop it. it is one thing to express the cynicism as the timing of a prayer event is a precursor to announcement that the governor is running for president. but i can't understand why people who don't believe in god and hate religion are afraid of it. if they think prayer is a exercise in futility. shouldn't they want believers praying more. that would keep them doing something harmless instead of screaming for pedestrian to repent. i plan to mess them up. i will pray for them. they need the prayers and i need the practice . another story this week gave me a headache. som

thousands have gathered in a zero demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu in first which some observers say mirrored the difference for asians which have spurred the arab world they scare. the country is growing the banker of yours would look at margaret. another plan to result a result of the u.s. debt crisis and prevent before falls apart and the republican controlled house of representatives reject the democrat bill as tuesday deadline looms even closer. and less as the trans gathering in a stony to celebrate the northeast part of course is outrageous without it i just can't see it saying aloud such events would lead to more outrages like the massacre in norway of that of the. international news life or moscow this is the with me you probably thanks for joining as israel has become the latest middle east country to see nationwide anti-government protests with tens of thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets in seven cities police have arrested several accidents blocking roads in the center of tel aviv calling for prime minister binyamin netanyahu to quit

i discussed the policy with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this is the second part.rned away protestors that wanted to come here and raise noise . ing arey detain 69 denied entry and never got in the country. criticism came to israel in a land of free speech. >> it was not a question of speech, but it was a question of deliberate provocations in some cases had viulentt overtones. thousands of people were you know going to descend on the u.s. and have massive demonstrations aligned america's worst enemies. would they do that? >> mike: i would hope not. >> what would happen in immigration. >> mike: i don't know. >> at the airport immigration officials are pretty tough. i have seen them work. >> mike: speaking thav. a lot of americans feel that the israelis have a better handle on airport security than we do in the tsa. give us adrice and tell us things that americans might learn from the israelis and operated without incident and you have been targeted more than anybody else . the process through which americans go through to get on an airplane is increasingly unpopula

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netanyahu in an exclusive. plus -- they may be small in stature, but they are big on talent. back by popular demand, the sleepy band banjo boys. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> thank you. thank you very much. great audience. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. some nut group called freedom from religion has their antenna up because the governor of texas is calling for a day of prayer. now, even though taxpayers aren't paying for any of it, this group is suing to stop it. look, it is one thing to express some cynicism as to whether the timing for a highly publicized prayer event is a precursor to an announcement the governor wants to run for president, but i cannot understand why people who don't even believe in god and hate religion are so afraid of it. if they really think prayer is a worth less and meaning less exercise in futility, then wouldn't they want believers praying more? it would keep them busy doing something harmless instead of going out to the streets scream ling for pedestrians to repent. let's say i plan on messing

summer tens of thousands flood streets and squares in major israeli cities prime minister benjamin netanyahu undertakes urgent economic reforms. you're watching our weekly review welcome to the program. there's still no consensus between u.s. lawmakers on tackling the country's debt crisis as the senate fails to agree on a deal proposed by the democratic party on friday a proposal to raise the debt ceiling was passed in the house of representatives but the senate killed it hours later. remains in deadlock as they try to avoid default ahead of tuesday's deadline investor and author jim rogers says political games are driving the country into a deeper recession. they're not going to do anything syria. they're going to announce something if the day before the day ah but the day after and they're going to say everything is ok but in six months from now a year from now america is going to be in worse shape than it is now they're going to continue to spend and drive us all deeper into debt we've been doing this for forty years it's not going to go anywhere stocking shay's it out you know that does

gather demanding the resignation of prime minister binyamin netanyahu in protests which some observers say mirrored the demonstrations which have swept the arab world yet. the country is very corrupt just look at the numbers another plan to resolve the u.s. debt crisis and prevent default falls upon the republican controlled house of representatives reject the democrat bill that's true today's deadline looms even closer. and trans gathering in the stadium to celebrate the nazi past causes outrage with anti fascist activists saying allowing such events could lead to more outrages like the massacre in norway. international news live from moscow this is all she was me thanks for joining us nationwide protests have engulfed with social slogans are rapidly being replaced by the calls for the government to step down tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in seven cities across the country the biggest rally is now underway in tel aviv. reports it's hard not to notice the similarities between these abounds and the beginning of the egyptian uprising earlier this year. well

so lots of strands to this protest and met it describing the biggest challenge for prime minister netanyahu so a fault he's faced during his time in office is a situation really that serious. i think so i think so because because the growth is started here in the center of tel aviv and it really should be raised many doubts and press and also in amongst the people whether it's jenny and whether it will involve children full of if which is racing to be the most liberal and reach city in in israel there to represent all of the people but. in the end consequently people across all of the country and all the cities almost in every city there are people doing the same thing so i think that question was was was already decided and and i think it is the biggest challenge that prime minister netanyahu speak well saw nonetheless the comparisons between what's happening right now in israel and what we saw happening in egypt and the protests there do you agree with. i think. that recent revolutions in. in the arab world have been of course one of the inspirations for what is happening right here right

thousands have gathered a zero demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu in protests which some observers say mirrored the demonstrations which have swept the arab world they scare. the country it is growing very corrupt george look at the bombardier. another plan to resort to resolve the us debt crisis and prevent default falls apart and the republican controlled house of representatives and the democrats fail as truesdale deadline looms even closer. and the trans gathering in a stony to celebrate the nazi party called is outraged with anti french response to it saying aloud such events could lead to more outrages like the massacre in norway of that of the. international news life or this is the with me you'll probably thanks for joining as israel has become the latest middle east country to see nationwide antigovernment protests with tens of thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets in seven cities police have arrested several actually is blocking roads in the center of tel aviv calling for prime minister binyamin netanyahu to quit other government policies.

government protesters block the streets and squares of israeli citizens devolving prime minister netanyahu steps down. a very warm welcome to you this is a line from moscow around weekly stories as another round of political bickering in washington as the debt ceiling deadline approaches the leader of the republican party in the senate has rushed to announce they see actions of close to reaching an agreement but the democrats quickly responded that a compromise is still far from certain investor and author john rogers believes will witness a last minute agreement which won't change anything. they're not going to do anything serious they're going to announce something either the day before the day ah but the day after and they're going to say everything is ok but in six months from now a year from now america is going to be in worse shape than it is now they're going to continue to spin and drive us all deeper into debt we've been doing this for forty years it's not going to go anywhere they're trying to get publicized for themselves they're posturing that's what politicians do the studies

thousands have gathered demanding the resignation of dr minister benjamin netanyahu and close heads which some observers say mirrored the demonstrations which have swept the arab world this year. the plant tree is the growing banker of yours to look at the numbers another plan to resolve the u.s. debt crisis and prevent default it is a part of the republican controlled house of representatives reject the democratic bill as choose this deadline looms even close that. sounds l.s.s. veterans gathering in hysteria to celebrate the nazi past causes outrage without a fascist activist saying allowing such events could lead to more outrages like the massive cave norway over a week ago. and a very warm welcome from all of this is our see coming to you live from the russian capital nationwide protests haven't got social slogans are rapidly being replaced by the calls for the government to step down tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in seven cities across the country the biggest ronnie's now underway in tel aviv and as all she's porn is here reports it's hard not to notice

hundred fifty thousand anti-government protesters streets across israel demanding prime minister netanyahu step down with some saying the arab spring has now spread to israel. hello and welcome to the program this is. where you and your. main story now the political game of chicken as china has put it is continuing in washington as the country heads towards a disastrous default for weeks now lawmakers have been struggling to reach a compromise deal to raise the u.s. debt limit and with just hours left till the august second deadline calls intensifying for politicians on capitol hill to cut their. partisan bickering and just do that and cheese in there enough for joins us live from new york with the latest hello there marina so we hear cautious claims that the two tribes in washington may be getting closer to reaching a deal so what does this mean and what can we expect next. well what we hear and what we see are two different things in terms of what is happening in washington regarding this debt deal it's been dramatic there's been a lot of political process during taking place but no deal

government protesters throughout the streets and squares of israeli cities demanding prime minister netanyahu steps down. a very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow u.s. lawmakers are racing against the clock after another week of political bickering between republicans and democrats brought in a result a plan to avoid a default must be reached by chuse day otherwise washington won't be able to pay its bills for the next vote is scheduled for later today investor and author jim rogers believes it will witness a last minute agreement which won't change anything. they're not going to do anything serious they're going to announce something either the day before the day ah but the day after and they're going to say everything is ok but in six months from now a year from now america is going to be in worse shape than it is now they're going to continue to spin and drive us all deeper into debt we've been doing this for forty years is not going to go anywhere for trying to get publicity for themselves they're posturing that's what politicians do the studies show that the people do a good p

thousand government protesters flood the streets and squares of israeli cities demanding prime minister netanyahu steps down. live from moscow you're watching the weekly with me when it's surrounded by the main news stories for most of the last seven days first though less than an hour ago republicans in the u.s. senate voted to delay democrat proposals to resolve the debt crisis is there there's a very narrow window of time for the u.s. to raise the debt ceiling which expires on tuesday before the vote there was yet more protracted bickering on american t.v. networks. at the latest from new york. sunday morning on all the talk shows here in new york we saw these u.s. lawmakers give interviews the republican saying a close deal deal is close to being reached the democrats coming on t.v. saying that it's inching closer but there is no final agreement because the entire congress cannot agree or the lawmakers cannot agree on where to make cuts if this debt ceiling is raised so what we see is just another chapter in a long book of of us of political posturing we are seeing u.s. lawmakers get in front

thousands have gathered a zero demanding the resignation of prime minister binyamin netanyahu and projects which some observers say a mirror of the demonstrations would have slept in our world this year. the country is growing very rough george you look at the numbers. and other plan to resolve the u.s. debt crisis and prevent default falls apart and the republican controlled house of representatives rejected a democrat they'll last tuesday's deadline looms even closer. and s.s. veterans gathering in the stadium to celebrate the nazi pos causes outrage with anti-fascist accident saying allowing such events could lead to more outrages like the months ahead in norway and we can try. and a very warm welcome for all of us here in moscow this is all she with me thanks for joining us nationwide protests have been go where social slogans are rapidly being replaced by the calls for the government to step down tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in seven cities across the country the biggest rally is now underway in tel aviv that as paul is here reports is hard not to notic

fifty thousand anti-government protesters flood the streets and squares of israeli cities demanding netanyahu steps down. hello my name is kevin i would thanks for being with us you're watching our weekly news review of the week here on our team and first there's another round of political bickering in washington that is the debt ceiling deadline approaches the leader of the republican party in the senate rushed to announce negotiations are close to reaching an agreement but the democrats quickly responded that a compromise is still far from certain as catch up with the latest. report in new york could see so mixed messages from both parties on capitol hill than so far today what is going on there as we head toward this very crucial vote. well you would think heaven that if all these u.s. lawmakers are working over the weekend there would at least be some consensus some type of compromise but as you mentioned sunday morning on all the talk shows here in new york we saw these u.s. lawmakers give interviews the republican saying a close deal deal is close to being reached the democrats coming o

tens of thousands of flood streets and squares in major israeli cities demanding prime minister netanyahu undertake economic reform it's. a very warm welcome to you this is all. between us will make his own tackling the country's debt crisis as the senate fails to agree on a deal proposed by the democratic policy on friday a proposal to raise the debt ceiling was paulson the house of representatives but the senate killed it hours at the u.s. capitol domains and dead as they try to avoid default ahead of tuesday's deadline washington matthew says the government needs to act falls to avoid an investor exodus. obama and the democrats in congress just want to keep on spending. and so they would like to see the debt ceiling raised so that they can continue to give rewards to their supporters among the labor unions at the various political organizations that are sympathetic to the democratic party's cause the u.s. is able to keep raising its debt ceiling because people investors around the world have confidence in the united states they believe that the u.s. government will honor its outstandin

hundred fifty thousand anti-government protesters flood streets across israel demanding prime minister netanyahu step down but some say the arab spring has now spread to israel. and a very warm welcome to the program this is all season cleaver of you i mean i shook my valentine story now the political game of chicken as china has put it has continued in washington as the country heads towards a disaster as a default for weeks now lawmakers have been struggling to reach a compromise deal to raise the u.s. debt limit and there's all season marina and i reports with just hours left to august second deadline calls intensified for politicians on capitol hill to come be partisan bickering and just do their job. well what we hear and what we see are two different things in terms of what is happening in washington regarding this debt deal it's been dramatic there's been a lot of political posturing taking place but no deal as of yet sunday morning we did see us republican leaders take to all the mainstream media saying that a deal is close shortly after we saw u.s. democratic leaders say that there is n

instead and when netanyahu undertakes urgent economic reforms. are you watching artie's weekly news review welcome to the program there's still no consensus between u.s. lawmakers on tackling the country's debt crisis as the senate fails to agree on a deal proposed by the democratic party on friday a proposal to raise the debt ceiling was passed in the house of representatives but the senate killed it i was later down less capital gains and deadlock try to avoid default ahead of tuesday's deadline. matthew begum says the government needs to act fast to appoint an exodus. obama and the democrats in congress just want to keep on spending. and so they would like to see the debt ceiling raised so that they can continue to give rewards to their supporters among the labor unions of the various political organizations that are sympathetic to the democratic party scars the u.s. is able to keep raising its debt ceiling because people investors around the world have confidence in the united states they believe that the u.s. government will honor its outsta

anti-government protesters flooded the streets and squares of israel cities demanding prime minister netanyahu step down. live from moscow this is r.t. you're watching the weekly with me kevin now in a roundup of the main news stories from the past seven days from us and first republicans in the u.s. senate voted to block democrat proposals for resolve the debt crisis a bipartisan solution is now being discussed in congress as there's only a narrow time window for the u.s. to raise the debt ceiling that expires on choose day after that the country would be unable to make the repayments on its loans before the vote was yet more protracted bickering on american t.v. networks. as the latest from new york. sunday morning on all the talk shows here in new york we saw these u.s. lawmakers give interviews the republican saying a close deal deal is close to being reached the democrats coming on t.v. saying that it's inching closer but there is no final agreement because the entire congress cannot agree or the lawmakers cannot agree on where to make cuts if this debt ceiling is raised so what we see is

well i haven't seen the report of mr netanyahu is remarks myself. on the basis of mr yet netanyahu is past positions i would be skeptical that he would want to revisit pre-one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. borders for the for the state of israel if he were willing to reexamine that of course that would represent a major. major step in a different policy direction for him to talk about a. sense of who is to teach it international studies joining us from washington thanks for your input. this is r t still ahead for you this we look at the continuing saga of reporters of the glee obtaining people's private information and ask could this be a threat to the country's national security. and fears a greek style arrested italy will bring an insight into the financial woes of a country many predict could be next in line for e.u. help. wiki leaks founder julian assange is back in a london court where he's appealing against an earlier ruling to extradited to sweden the world's most famous with the blows wanted there for questioning over sexual assault all

prime minister netanyahu steps down takes sweeping economic reforms. there is following the developments of the biggest ready to place all these early action in fifty thousand people here with the most popular chanting we demand for social justice a whole new way of speakers have been taking to the stage they've been calling on unity and message coming across very strongly is one by one people here can bring change a lot of criticism being leveled at israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu in fact is he trying his name is mentioned he is why are you here tonight i'm here because it's just becoming a passerby to live in this country anymore we work we give out and we give in we keep on giving and there's no end to this is this is only one has to change just because you have any other choice but would you say people have been inspired by the demonstrations taking place there. what is your sign saying. why do you want him to go home. alone because of the police to actually be salman strange sions green inspired by the protests we saw taking place in the ara

tens of thousands flood streets and squares and agents raided cities and i think prime minister netanyahu undertakes economic reforms. on air and online you're watching r t v welcome to the program there's still no consent between us lawmakers on tackling the country's debt crisis as a senate trails to agreement deal proposed by the democrats on friday a proposal to raise the debt ceiling was passed in the house of representatives we saw that killed it and was later the u.s. capitol remains in deadlock as they try to avoid default ahead of tuesday's deadline restrengthen for jim rogers says political gains are driving the country into a deeper recession. they're not going to do anything serious they've got to go now at something you know the day before the day off but the day after and they're going to say everything is ok but in six months from now a year from now america is going to be in worse shape than it is now they're going to continue to spend and drive us all deeper into debt we've been doing this for forty years this is not going to go anywhere it's not can change the dow jones

thousands of gathered aides are demanding the resignation of prime minister binyamin netanyahu in protests which some observers say mirrored the demonstrations which have swept the arab world this year. the country is growing very corrupt just look at the numbers another plan to resolve the u.s. debt crisis and prevent default falls apart as they republican controlled house of representatives reject the democrat bill as choose this deadline looms even closer . than assess the trends gathering in a stereo to celebrate the narrative cause causes outrage with anti fascist absolutes a allowing such events could lead to more outrages like the massacre in norway of a week ago. hello and welcome to our twenty four hour news live from. main story now israel has become the latest middle east country to see nationwide antigovernment protests with tens of thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets in seven cities police have arrested several accidents looking bros in the center of tel aviv calling for prime minister binyamin netanyahu to quit the government policy is this leah reports now from