netanyahu his obsession with iran is. quite deep and his when president rouhani was initially elected he called the iranian president wolf in sheep's clothes so that sort of language is what is to be expected from israeli prime minister i don't think it's going to be very difficult for him to persuade some people because in the united states the corporate media is very much in the hands of the political establishment and congress in the senate is very close to. the regime but i think if american political leaders take note of what happened during the syria issue and how opposed the american people are now to confrontation and military attacks. then they will choose a more reasonable approach when it comes to iran because after all they couldn't convince their own people about syria iran is a much much stronger country and on the other hand the americans have isolated themselves internationally over syria wow step back in time on our website on t. dot com to see how a year ago netanyahu angered iran with his explosive addr

prime minister netanyahu did not get what he came here for. what he came here for was a series of timer, thomas, last year at the general assembly when he drew the cartoon bomb and put a red line across the top? that was him saying that this is the point that israel will not accept that iran gets to, vis-a-vis the uranium enrichment program. he's talking about an attack on iran. you can't blame him for his hawkish stance, because he blooes -- believes iran is buying time with these negotiations in geneva and really building a nuclear bomb. president obama was asked by prime minister netanyahu whether he would put a time line on the end of diplomatic negotiations just beyond geneva. we understand that the president said no. he appealed to prime minister netanyahu to allow this diplomatic tract to play itself out. he said, let's see where we are after geneva on the 15th and 16th of october when iran has been invited to bring either fresh proposals to the table or to fall back on existing p-5 plus 1 proposals, the five members of the security cou

this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the united states where he will be meeting with the american president barack obama and also addressing the united nations general assembly the focus of that address and his meetings will be on iran and here the israeli prime minister's message is quite simple don't trust the rain ians netanyahu has ordered his government members not to give comments regarding the recent phone call between the radian and american presidents in fact he's ordered them not to talk at all regarding the whole issue of iran and this is presumably to avoid any kind of embarrassment while natanya who is in the united states and also for israel to seemingly present a united front prior to leaving israel for new york netanyahu said that he was going to use this opportunity at the united nations to show the truth about to rant particularly now while all these plays and trees are being said last week when the iranian president rouhani addressed the united nations general assembly netanyahu criticized that address severely saying that was full of hypocrisy and

that it will not be an easy task for netanyahu to persuade the u.s. leader that iran cannot be trusted in any situation. practically the get is already long time ago because president obama and prime minister. see hardly eye to eye in none of the two main topics a palestinian question will be there runyan wish in ateneo sizes anything which is less than bomb being iran is not the right solution he would come up with a lot of intelligence material trying to prove that there is no change on the ground in iraq he will try to spoil the party. but in any case i think that we have now to hear the promo see in giving honey a challenge. the reason basic fundamental change in iran and he soon can only benefit out of. where you can actually a step back in time on our website r.t. dot com to see exactly how a year ago netanyahu drew the wrath of iran with his explosive address to that of the un general assembly. for now here in our court in bahrain has sentenced fifty shia muslims to up to fifteen years in prison for organizing an opposition group it was one of

smokescreen as recent signals of a thawing in tehran relations with the west fail to soothe the binyamin netanyahu combative stance. good morning from moscow where it's just after eleven am on monday i'm. for this our europe is witnessing a surge in support for far right parties a right wing populists have just swept to power in norway greece's golden dawn is the country's third largest political group and then austria the right wing freedom . almost a quarter of the vote in sunday's general election a short while ago i spoke to. from the. well the big story from sunday's ballot is that the fall right freedom polity in austria picked up almost a quarter of the vote now what that means is that they've really increased the amount. of their popularity here in the country they. campaigned this time on a not just an immigration policy but also on a policy on a very much a euro skeptic campaign and that seen them will draw in the voters from by the by the sackful not just those though also of the euro skeptic parties will be in the in the parliament here in austria and this is something that we're seein

so it sounds like some agreement from president obama and prime minister netanyahu on than subject.ly, the aesthetics of a tony phone call between the united states and iran did not go over well with the israelis. it doesn't appear at this point that that was voiced by the prime minister netanyahu in the room publicly just a few moments ago. suzanne and michael? >> jim, this has been a tortured relationship on many levels over the years. is this going to help or hurt or whatever? a lot of people say give iran a chance. let's see where this goes. israelis holding firm in saying they don't mean it. it's all smoke and mirrors. where does this leave the u.s./israeli relationship, we're talking the personal one. >> right. it is incredible that the president would have this phone conversation with president rouhani knowing full well that prime minister netanyahu was coming to town just a few days later. so the white house made the calculation that it was worth the risk to have that phone call with president rouhani. remember all the talk at the united nations earlier last week when there

of tone is nothing but a smokescreen recent signals of iran's relations with the west failed with netanyahu is a combative stance. thanks for joining us here on r t today. was top headlines. in austria the right wing freedom party has scooped up almost a quarter of the vote in sunday's general election it echoes a right swinging trend seen in many european countries and peter all of us now has this report from vienna. well the big story from sunday's ballot is that the far right freedom party in austria picked up almost a quarter of the vote now what that means is that they've really increased the amount of of their popularity here in the country they campaigned this time on a not just an immigration policy but also on a policy on a very much a euro skeptic campaign and that seen them draw in the voters from by the by the sackful not just those though also the euro skeptic parties will be in the in the parliament here in austria and this is something that we're seeing not only here in austria but we've seen in norway where the government there came to power on until well very strong immigra

nothing but a smokescreen most recent signals of a thought relations with the west fail to see with netanyahu combative stance. or a tightens its grip on africa is the most militants carry out a mass murder of students in nigeria just a week after a separate group conducted a deadly attack on a shopping mall right in the kenyan capital. and all three of. the votes in sunday's general election grabbing support for right wing political groups across europe. a very good morning to you on this monday it's a live from moscow with me rove welcome to the week's opening program the israeli prime minister is on a mission to thwart iran's recent efforts to unfreeze its relations with the west of benjamin netanyahu claims to run sweet talk is just a trick to try and buy the country's nuclear program more time and he's vowing to prove it to the white house and the u.n. general assembly. middle east correspondent paula now looking at what to expect from the israeli leaders counter offensive. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the united states where he will be meeting with the american pr

netanyahu said he would tell the truth despite sweet talk from iran. are we expecting a friendly meeting? >> i think friendship is something that these two men will ever achieve. they plainly loathe each other. we know this because we've caught them snarling at each other. president obama did not go to israeli. they didn't meet at the u.n. general assembly a couple of sessions ago, and so friendship is not something that they will move towards. the united states and israel are the best of friends. they are the closest of allies in the whole world and particularly in the middle east region. that is not going say. with president rouhani making nice to the united states, that does present something of a democrat ma to prime minister netanyahu. we just have to see. not only is there a new town, but about there is likely to be a new tone between washington and tel aviv. >> when we get down to it, john. what are both men looking to get out out of today's meeting. >> president netanyahu is looking for the red line. do you remember when he drew the bomb and th

two yearing ago we had a meeting from benjamin netanyahu and president obama. the president had a few opening remarks and benjamin netanyahu spoke uninterrupted and has their relationship changed since then, do you believe? >> i think the personal relationship is probably better. it is hard to imagine getting too much worse. i don't think the personal relationship has much to do with the fundmentally different interest that netanyahu sees for israel and obama sees for the united states. i can't say it more clearly than this. obama fears an israel strike against the iran nuclear program more than the nuclear weapon from iran. he doesn't understand iran with nuclear weapons changes the balance of power. you think oil prices will spike after the israel attack on the nuclear program. imagine what happens once iowa ran gets the nuclear weapon. netanyahu is closer to iran and closer to the ballistic missiles that iran has been developing and much more worried and as frankly our president should be. >> we are waiting for the head line after the meeting. john bolton, t

i spoke to one of benyamin netanyahu's senior officials. he told me that the phrase i have been using cautious welcome to this u.s.-russian plan is possibly too enthusiastic. the israelis are suspicious of the syrian regime - no surprises there. >> they like the idea of assad signing up to the chemical weapons convention, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating. it will be about implementation and checking the implementation. i think john kerry will get hard questions from the israelis on that. >> the u.s. and russia have been asking israel to ratify the chemical weapons treaty. it hasn't happened. how likely is it that kerry will use today to ask israel again? >> well, there are some in the israeli press saying that some israeli officials may be having sleepless nights on the issue. you are right, the israelis signed the chemical weapons convention in 1993 but they have failed to ratify it. every time someone says, "oi why haven't you ratified it?" they say, "look at the syrians, they are not good neighbours, and what do they have?",

prime minister benyamin netanyahu from israel will be speaking. he's not sold on the charm offensive by the iranian president. do you expect his speech to the u.n. to make big changes on the american... >> no, you have the same voices heard after a bill benyamin netanyahu speech. i agree with him on this issue. you'll have the same core republicans. the,new york democrats who come to israel's defense. he's in a vacuum. we have a government backdown, the last thing we'll think about is iran and nucks. i think that the speech is kind of old. we are in negotiations with iran to shut the weapons program. >> agree, there's the potential for a good cop, bad cop. for benyamin netanyahu to carry the stick, it will be interesting to see whether this diplomatic reconnection leads to anything, or whether it is the sham that israel thinks it will be. i think barack obama having the conversation, he becomes more credible if there is a confrontation to say i've exhausted every diplomatic means. >> do you think israel is being fair and not giving iran a chance?

that it will not be an easy task for netanyahu to persuade the u.s. leader that iran can never be trusted. practically the get is already a long time ago because president obama and prime minister. c. hardly eyes why. none of the main topics a palestinian question be they running into question in a tiny l size is any seeing which is less than bomb being iran is not the right solution he would come up with a lot of intelligence material trying to prove that there is no change on the ground in iran he would try to spoil the party. but in any case i think that we have no two. diplomacy a chance and give rouhani a chance no doubt the reason basic fundamental change in iran and israel can only benefit out of feet and you can always a step back in time on our website r.t. dot com to see how a year ago and yahoo drew the wrath of iran and a fair amount of mockery from the rest of the world with his a dress at the un general assembly. bar for the meantime here on r t a court in bahrain has sentenced fifty muslims to up to fifteen years in prison for organizin

would the west fail to soothe benyamin netanyahu combative style. this is coming to life or most hello and welcome to the program. in australia the right wing freedom party house scooped up almost a quarter of the vote in sunday's general election and a riot swinging trend seen in many european countries. on a report from vienna. but it looks likely that the coalition of the social democrats and the people's party will continue to rule here in austria however the most interesting thing to come out of sunday's vote was the rise in popularity of the far right freedom party they come paying by saying that they wanted to see an end to bailouts of failing economies in europe using austrian taxpayers' money also they wanted to see a restructuring or even a and a but getting rid of the the single currency all of those things appealing to the the austrian votes are right now but it's just worn the old the right wing parties across europe that have been gaining popularity now across the european union we've seen in norway a right wing government there coming

netanyahu is expected to address the u.n. general assembly on tuesday. >>> monday night at midnight, if the deadline ask missed, the government will shut down. the senate will likely shut down the house bill tomorrow. raylynn johnson has more on what's a blame game. >> a rare weekend session of the house and emotions are running high. >> the republican majority will vote to shut the government down. >> and republicans say democrats are missing the point because they are too tied to obamacare. >> why are we doing this? number one, this is a program that is too expensive to afford. >> as both sides watch the clock and wait, the blame game takes center stage. >> the house last night at 12:30 in the morning voted to keep the government open, to keep it fully funded but the house responded to millions of americans who are hurting under obamacare and i think the senate needs to do the same thing. >> what you see in the house is speaker bjor boehner has turnede gavel over to member cruz. >> as time runs out, neither side seems willi

president obama and prime minister netanyahu met earlier.oth leaders said they were committed to upholding sanctions against iran. >> our hope is that we can resolve this diplomatically, but as president of the united states, identify said before and i will repeat that we take no options off the table including military options in terms of making sure we do not have a nuclear weapons in iran and we can stabilize the region and potential threaten the united states of america. >> john is at the white house for us. john, we heard strong warnings from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on iran before the meeting, and it carried over into that meeting, didn't it? >> reporter: it sure did. he appeared to come with two time lines. if not a time line to actually attack iran's nuclear facilities, but certainly a time line to cut off diplomatic negotiations between washington and tehran in the event the iranians go back on promises to be more transparent about what their nuclear program is really all about. let's take a listen now to benjamin n

but in netanyahu makes it clear what he wants. he literally drew a picture at the u.n. last year, a red line, where bombing will occur sooner rather than later. >> almost taking off the table the possibility of a military strike. what the president from netanyahu is time, patience, see where the diplomatic approach goes and if all else fails, trust the united states to take care of it. >> the appearance of iranian president haas ann rouhani, described as a moderate, unlike his predecessor. >> they don't have ahmadinejad, the gift that keeps on giving for the chest thumpers around the world. the joke in teheran and i don't know if it's maybe not even a joke, that with the departure of ahmadinejad, the israelis lost their best agent in iran. >>> if president obama doesn't get his time line, the relationship might look a lot less like this but this once again. patty culhane al jazeera washington. >> politics in the u.s. now have 24 hours to come up with a deal before government services start to shut down. democrats and republicans are wrangling over a new budget. they are

prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting with the president at the house. he is expected to express concerns over iran and that they should not be trusted. >> meteorologist: the second of two huge storms is pounding with near hurricane force winds. the first of this weekend's storms have brought a month's worth of rain. we'll continue to deal with that heavy rain today. take are a look behind me. you can see the temperatures in seattle cooler than normal given the thick cloud cover put but it feels very comfortable. it's in control from new york city down into washington. it will remain relatively comfortable as we push into the next 4 ho 48 hours. we do have the frontal boundary and i think it may bring a couple of areas even across northern california. now today we're not in the clear just yet. we're going to have to deal with more snow across the washington cascades. if you're traveling across snoqualmie pass use caution there it's going to be a very difficult 24 to 48 hours. we'll see anywhere between 10 to 24 inches of snowfall across the cascade. the

it will not be an easy task for netanyahu to persuade the u.s. leader that iran cannot be trusted no matter what. practically they get peace already a long time ago because president obama and prime ministers. see hardly i who i in the main topics a palestinian question be the day rally in question in ateneo sizes any seeing which is less than bomb being iran is not the right solution he would come up with a lot of intelligence material trying to prove that there is no change on the ground in iran he would try to spoil the party as is say but in any case i think that we have no two. diplomacy a chance and give rouhani a chance. the reason basic fundamental change in iran and he soon can only benefit out of feet. you can go to our website all to you dot com for a little trip back in time you can check out what netanyahu said to the un general assembly that was just a year ago or so how is illustrative address stokes tensions all across iran. are we coming to you live from moscow as are dozens of students have been shot dead by islamist militants i

well israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington d.c. at the moment for a meeting with u.s. president barack obama and netanyahu is expected to bring something of his own offensive warning the u.s. leader not to be fooled by tehran's new leadership israel believes that iran's new president hassan rouhani has been using conciliatory words and gestures as something of a smokescreen to conceal tehran's intentions on building a nuclear bomb and netanyahu is expected to deliver also according to reports new intelligence that his accusations that israel is going to try its best to persuade the u.s. to maintain its tough economic sanctions against iran sanctions that have caused the distance to suffer for many many years and if the u.s. and its western counterparts achieve some progress with iran in the next couple of months in terms of iran's nuclear program making it more transparent then many believe that these international sanctions and unilateral sanctions that the u.s. has imposed on iran they will ease they will be lifted and this is so

that puts netanyahu out in the cold. in israel where the militaries think sanctions work. >> netanyahu is walking into the meeting with battle scars. trust is the biggest issue here. >> they don't trust each other. netanyahu doesn't trust obama on looking after israel. that's why they keep saying we reserve the right to carry out our own defense. the problem is, to really deal with iran, they can't do it on their own. they haven't got the weapons to do that. so they need america. america won't give them the weapons, and america at the moment is saying we can talk, we can resolve this. >> paul danaharr, thanks for breaking it down for us. that does it here on "the cycle." martin bashir is up next. you have the power of weight watchers. and helpful tools like the pizza cheat sheet so you can make the most of any situation. what can i get you? i'll have that one. [ female announcer ] even saturday nights. ♪ and the barcode scanner so weekend road trips don't mean losing your way. you can lose weight and still live big. ♪ jo

netanyahu has made it clear what he wants. he literally drew a picture last year, he wants a red line drawn expect. >> the israelis are very fearful that obama will be almost taking off the table the possibility of a military strike. what the president wants from netanyahu is time, patience, let the palestinians try diplomatic approach. >> the blitz by iran's new president, haas ann rouhani consistently described as a moderate unlike his predecessor. >> of course they don't have ahmadinejad, who was the gift that kept on giving for chest thumpers around the world. the joke in teheran, i don't know if it was a joke, with the departure of ahmadinejad, the israelis lost their biggest supporters in iran. >> tough words from the president an a definitive time line. if he doesn't get it the relationship might look a lot less like this but this once again. patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >> netanyahu addressed the media, the truth is vital for security and vowed to tell the truth in the face of sweet talk. >>> and speaking of

he assured netanyahu he will be level-headed during talks with iran. the head of iran's elite revolutionary guard questions the time between the phone call. he told the state news agency that rouhani should have waited until washington demonstrated genuine intentions towards iran. he says given the fact that the islam my republic of iran demonstrated its goodwill, especially by the stances and the remarks made in the 68th session of the united nations, now it is america's turn to build trust with practical measures and prove its sincerity in practice. now, we have correspondents standing by. we have patty colhani in washington and peter sharp in jerusalem. let's go to penny in washington first. penny, the relationship between obama and netanyahu has been testy at best. that's the best description we can give them. what do you make of this recent meeting? >> reporter: well, the white house has definitely been trying to change that relationship, sending the president to israel in the first overseas trip of the second term. it was pretty clear in the meet

from benjamin netanyahu. he will visit president obama at the white house, then meeting, of course, coming three days after the president spoke directly to his iranian counterpart, breaking three decades of a sfatandoff there. mr. netanyahu will be looking of proof of the president's commitment to possibly confront iran and deter the producing of nuclear weapons. can we believe iran? john bolton served as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox's contributor and also senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, eric. >> you're an the united nations this week. is iran for real? >> no, this is another play from hassan rouhani's play book from ten years ago. they will make a surface, superficial compromise. they will continue their charm offensive. they'll do anything they can optically to get relief from the economic sanctions, but they will not sacrifice the nuclear program. if you listen to hassan rouhani's speeches in new york, last week, he made it cl

news of the arrest came as benyamin netanyahu left for washington. it will be presented by the israelis as furthest that the rainians cannot be trusted. that will be the thrust of prime minister benyamin netanyahu's meeting with president obama at the white house. >> joining us to talk about the iranian u.s. relations is a professor from stanford. >> should israel be concerned about the apparent niceties of iran and usa. >> i am sure they have more to worry about because they are closer to iran. i think i would listen though the words of president perez who today, i think, gave an interesting speech saying israel cannot take the position that only it n understands what is good for the international community. attacking the united states and belittling them will lead to further isolation. i think israel has legitimate right to articulate its concerns. i think it has to recognise that there is a change in tone and unless you test the waters, you can't determine or say whether the change in tone will translate and change in action. >> professor, it was

>> that's because the president will hesitate to draw red lines again with netanyahu.that's what it will come down to, another four-letter word and that is time. that's where the gap is going to be. they will say let's give the iranian regime time to see if they can come to a resolution about this. israel will say time means spinning of centrifuges. >> and they could be six months away from breakout with a nuclear capacity which means in other words within weeks they could develop a nuclear weapon. we all remember the very dramatic present -- presentation. there it is. last year at the united nations he talked about and he is going to draw in a moment the red line and there it is on a nuclear bomb developed by iran. that has to have been shortened. will he lay it out when he meets with president obama? mr. president, here is how much time we have. >> i think privately he will have a strong message for the president. publicly when he comes to the u.n he will have to scale back a bit from his usual harsh approach as to not appear with the smiling rouhani. his message wil

does this put the president on the defensive or is netanyahu on the defensive?nk it's a mistake for prime minister netanyahu to make this about israel. i think it's more important that he indicate that he would welcome a diplomatic agreement if it truly led to a removal of the nuclear threat from iran and then let the u.s. see whether or not it can make something of this. but the more that prime minister netanyahu makes this about israel's concerns, then i think the danger for israel is they will be blamed if the diplomatic effort fails. >> should the diplomatic effort -- will it succeed? what is your take away? we've talk about this, whether rouhani is the real deal, enough running room to negotiate given the fact there were protests when he returned from new york? >> i would say right now, based on what president rouhani has said, he certainly does not have the ability to deliver the kind of concessions washington will demand as a condition for lifting the most fundamental sanctions. but it's early in the process now. sanctions are having a very punishing effe

chris mitchell has the story from jerusalem. >> netanyahu delivered a sobering message. >> netanyahu:n speaking ] i will tell you the truth in the face talk. one must tell the truth. >> reporter: netanyahu referred to the charm offense by rouhani that iran's program poses no threat to the west. netanyahu may face opposition from obama administration. president obama said he called rouhani. the call marked the first time the u.s. president has talked about with an iranian president in more than three decades. >> reporter: they are skeptical of rouhani's charm offensive and leery about obama administration. they believe it could be more deception than diplomacy. problem is the way the iranians are behaving. >> destruction of israel is only the first phase. when the iranian leadership speaks about western civilizati civilization, they mean christianity. >> iran's ideology hasn't changed. christianity is based on

what more can you tell us about netanyahu's mission in the states this week? >> he told reporters he is going there to tell the truth to the world. he is in washington to try to temper much of the enthusiasm about the new regime in iran and the new president. benjamin netanyahu's performance last year at the united nations he brandished the poster with a cartoonlike bomb drawn on it to tell the world about what he calls the iranian nuclear threat. we can expect similar speeches from the premier. >> what is he going to say that will change people's minds? >> he has asked cabinet members to remain mute on the details of his speeches to preserve the surprise effect. we already know what most of the content is going to be. we have heard this line from him and his advisers in the past few days that the new iranian president is a wolf disguised as a sheep. he will remind the international community that same man was bragging a few years back about cheating the international community, talking to it while continuing the enrichment activity. he is going to say he want

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israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu - when it comes to trusting iran's president - proceed with caution. >> the government is one step closer to a shutdown. early this morning house republicans voted on a bill to keep the government running but delay the obamacare. president obama has promised to veto any resolution that strips his health care plan. we have more. >> a rare weekend session in congression, and a very early morning vote. >> the republican majority will vote to shut the government down. >> why are we doing this? number one, this is a program that is too expensive to afford. >> the house voted on a bill that would keep the government open. but this time delay the care affordable health care act for a year. >> the house voted to keep the government open to fund the government but the house responded to the millions of americans who are hurting under obamacare. the senate needs to do the same thing. >> what you see in the house is speaker boehner handed the gav ill to speaker cruz. >> in his weekly address president obama urged congress to act quickly. >> if congress d

wendell, what was netanyahu's message to president obama today?> you see the prime minister driving out of the white house behind me. his message here is the same as the one he'll deliver at the u.n. general assembly this week, and that is don't be fooled by iran's smiling campaign. netanyahu brought israeli intelligence that iran's behavior has not changed even if the words of the new president seem more accommodating. the israeli leader's goal is to make sure the international sanctions on iran aren't bargained away for anything less than an end to the iranian nuclear threat. >> i believe that it's the combination of a credible military threat and the pressure of those sanctions that has brought iran to the negotiating table. i also believe that if diplomacy is to work, those pressures must be kept in place. and i think they should not be lessened until there's verifiable success. >> president rouhani is the former iran nuclear negotiator, who bought time for scientist under the guise of negotiation. >> what about the president? how did he respo

a warning to the world leaders from benyamin netanyahu when it comes to trusting iran's new president - proceed with caution. >> the government is one step closer to a shutdown. this morning how's rub licks voted on a bill. president obama promised to veto any resolution that strips his heath care plan. we have more. >> a rare weekend session in congression and an early morning volt. >> the republican majority will vote to shut the government down. >> why are we doing this? number one, this is a program that is too expensive to afford. >> the house voted on a bill that would keep the government open. this time delay the affordable health care for a year. on sunday a looming shutdown was all anyone was talking about. >> the house last night, at 12.30 in the morning, voted to keep the government open to fully fund the government. at the same time the house responded to the millions of americans who are hurting under obamacare, and i think the senate needs to do the same thing. >> what you see in the house is speaker john boehner essentially handed the gavel over to spoker cruz. >> presi

benyamin netanyahu's response at the airport. first reaction to that historic 15 minute telephone conversation. the perseized warming of relations between -- perceived warming of relations between tehran and washington is going down well. here it's perceived with a chill and almost shock, in some cases horror. this is not what israel wants. they don't trust the iranians, or hassan rouhani. you talk to political analyst here, they say here is a man that was not open and honest when leading the iranian negotiating team. briefly - it is worth pointing out the relations ben obama and benyamin netanyahu improved dramatically since obama's visit in february. it's notable since the iranian warmth came across, there has been no ball-horn diplomacy with people shouting from country to country. benyamin netanyahu keeps things under wraps. cabinet is not talking about it. he'll make his case clear to barack obama when he meets him in the white house monday afternoon. >> peter sharp live in jerusalem. >> still to come on al jazeera... . >> t

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned president obama today to keep sanctions in place against iran, despite a potential diplomatic warming. the two men met at the white house. the prime minister said it will take more than words to resolve his concerns over iran's nuclear ambitions. more on this, later in the program. the justice department has filed suit against the state of north carolina over alleged racial discrimination in voting rules. a new state law scales back the period for early voting, and imposes strict voter identification requirements. in washington today, attorney general eric holder said it's clear the law's main target would be black voters. >> we stood here today to announce this lawsuit more in sorrow than in anger. it pains me to see the voting rights of my fellow citizens negatively, rationale that is tenuous at best and on concerns that we all know in fact are not >> ifill: north carolina, texas, and other states have moved to tighten voting laws since the supreme court struck down part of the voting rights act this year. bank of america will pay $32 mil

benyamin netanyahu made it clear it was time for straight talking when he meets the u.s. president on monday. >> translation: i'll represent the citizens of israel, our national interests, rights of people and determination and hope for peace. i'll tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and onslaught of smiles. one must talk facts and tell the truth. telling the truth today is vital for the security and peace of the world. >> president obama's 15 minute historic phone call with the iranian leader may have been hailed as a diplomatic breakthrough. here in israel it's seen differently and political analyst are urging caution in the spirit of relations. >> if, speed, this thing works out, and it leads to an end to the nuclear program, that is something that would be positive. it fear is he doesn't necessarily mean it. when he was a nuclear negotiator in 2003 to 2005. he said one thing, and did something else. the concern here is he's going through the same motions again. >> on-sunday israeli intelligence announced the arrest of a belgium citizen. alex mans is accused o

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i think the meeting with netanyahu comes at a really interesting time, because as we know, we learnedthis phone call, the first in more than 30 years, between the president of the united states and the president of iran, it took place on friday. and they both talked about continuing talks and, you know, coming to some kind of meeting of the minds. and here is israel, which believes that iran is bent on its destruction, who believes that nothing has changed, insofar as iran is concerned, except for the faces. so i think the president is likely to hear from benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister tomorrow, do not trust this guy. here are the things he's done. this is still the same old iran. and i think the president is likely to say, you know, it's worth a shot. the two have never seen eye to eye. i judge that this is probably something they won't see eye to eye on either. >> okay. it should be an interesting 36 hours to come. thanks, candy crowley. >> thanks, alison. >>> and cnn's "crossfire" will have the latest on the possible government shutdown. ralph nader and carly fiorina are th