netanyahu is campaigning against iran have been nuclear power, on yusly. he's going to meet with the russian president vladimir putin. is he likely to get support from the russians on this? >> this will be a very interesting meeting having met president hollande. he will be going to russia, as you say, and there he will meet with vladimir putin. the russian position in the whole issue of iran is not that clear. they were central in terms of the talks and negotiations at that took place in geneva. netanyahu will be going to the russian president with the insistence that no deal must be tabled with iran. he will attempt to explain israel's position on the matter to the russian president, but importantly, too, the following day he will be meeting with the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, who will be coming back to the region for further talks with netanyahu. now, the israeli prime minister will be going into that meeting with information gleaned from both the presidents of france and russia, dependses depends on what he gets from then, he will introduce i

benjamin netanyahu has warned that the deal will make the world a more dangerous place. al jazeera's nick schiffrin is joining us. >> del, i think you're seeing a real rift between the united states and iran because they have a ideological difference. if iran were to break out to decide to make a nuclear weapon even after this deal it would take them only six to eight weeks. that's why israel says this deal is unacceptable. they want a deal that would completely dismantle the iranian program. keeping up the white house and the congressional pressure to make this a long term deal that dismantles the iranian program. it will try to find any intelligence any sign that iran is reneging on this nuclear deal, to try to have the white house to reimpose the sanction that cuts off the nuclear program entirely. >> based on what you are saying, what benjamin netanyahu and he is saying. how badly damaged is the relationship between the u.s. and its closest ally in the middle east? >> there is no doubt this is being called a crisis. analysts are saying this is a rift, crisis and rift

very very bad deal and yet if we look at the details that are under discussion it's not just that netanyahu is being over the top he's simply being hysterical and that may be in line with your earlier argument that israel is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder but isn't that ultimately the the constant israeli style to throw a temper tantrum every time when any chance of their in a realistic progress with regards to iran is on the table. leave it to you and your expect to turn allies the mental situation of the israeli prime minister i would say the two moping in the fact that the superpowers and the iran are sitting around a negotiation table in a different atmosphere before is extremely positive. trying to be confident that the international community is not going to be misled by iran just trying to stall time gain more time in order to advance its nuclear project before signing a new treaty in the time being we haven't seen any deal yet being struck between the two parties you know that the americans now are charging the rain and snow the israelis are charging being the remains

and he alienated netanyahu, maybe justifiably but alienated netanyahu by talking about the palestinian process and making some hard demands on israel precisely at the point he's trying to selis real on an iran package israeli doesn't like so things sort of became chaotic in the last couple of weeks. and not very hopeful or helpful. >> being positively catalytic they were not, they were negatively catalytic. >> let's begin with three issues here. let's begin with the palestinians. i may just say something about the book it's important to me to stress that beyond the way i deal with the conflict and all that goes with it, this is really like a celebration of israel. and this is, it's not only about all these heavy things because the fact -- >> i mean the book is really what i say about israel that israel is an amazing phenomenon of vitality against all odds. and. >> it's one part and a significant part. >> very important part. and it's and again i think that after you do, you're honest enough to dealing with the problems, the things, the conflict and so on, you may step, take a step back

netanyahu saying that this deal is based on deceit. what is the action there? >> reporter: absolutely, make no mistake. this is a real resist between the united states and israel. it comes from an ideological notion of how to deal with iranian nuclear capability. the u.s. as mike just mentioned, left intact iran's ape capability of enriching uranium. it would only need six or eight weeks to do so, that's completely unaccept to believe israel. israel said there is no deal worth making that is less than completely dismantling the iranian uranium program. and that's why there are talks. >> in light of this deal does iran still pose a threat to israel? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, i think netanyahu absolutely has an existential notion of the threat that iran poses on israel. iran has weapons, missiles that could reach israel. and most importantly iran has said that it wants to destroy israel. so netanyahu takes a very serious notion of defending israel and defending the jewish people. it's also personal, i think. there are people i've talked with who are close to net

who took part in those negotiations they clearly put the blame not only on the israelis and the netanyahu as efforts to sabotage the deal publicly but also on the. french officials for side it's that down but i wonder if he if israel had its way what would be the ideal scenario in your view for for netanyahu the israeli government did ministration the intelligence community corporate in quite closely with the united states have drawn very clear rules to what is seen as a minimal demands from israel and this is the complete complete disembarkation disassemble meant off of this secret enrichment site in four doon in the city of the holy city of call and just to remind you this is a site that iran has built without the permission or the knowledge of the international community of the united states and united nations against the nonproliferation treaty in breach of everything that iran has signed and this was risk discovered only thanks to the intelligence effort of the british government the u.s. cia and is really my son so it's real cause for the complete this assembling of this for do it a

no you said you did not hold back what we heard from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a brief press conference is that iran is taking cosmetic steps that it could reverse easily netanyahu also saying that sanctions that took years to put into place on now being undone the israeli prime minister warned that this state goes first it could very well be the last it and he asked the question what incentive does he ran now have to dismantle its nuclear weapons program the israeli prime minister said we cannot and we will not allow a country that course for the destruction of israel to have nuclear weapons capability the israeli prime minister also saying that when israel's friends and allies on mistaken he sees it as his obligation to speak out netanyahu saying that my responsibility first and foremost is to go one and only jewish state that there is netanyahu also saying that israel is not bound by this agreement and that is a statement we've heard from the cross from always ready political leaders netanyahu in fact said that this was not an historic deal but he called it w

congress certainly pushed by prime minister netanyahu of israel as well as the saudi government that momentum has been effectively not only hit the brakes but actually has gone now in the last hours in the other direction and that is a crucial going to make because when you have all the major players of those negotiations wanting the deal and getting the deal it's a very favorable foreshadowing of what we're going to see a six months and beyond that said it's going to be crucial that all the governments involved in this agreement stand by it and push back against pressure from saudi arabia and israel as well as the hawks in the u.s. congress well speaking of the hawks in the u.s. congress i'm glad you mentioned that because i'd like to discuss now the domestic situation in america regarding this deal because you know in the situation right now it seems like the ministration has found itself as they say between the rock and a hard place so how will this go down at home. well the administration for a while found itself between iran and a hard place you might say but because of the powe

now president obama and netanyahu did speak yesterday.he relationship between the two men have long been frosty. this process, the negotiations between the united states and the international community in iran will test the relationship going forward. uma? >> it will indeed. conor, thank you very much. go live to former marine colonel oliver north. welcome. greet have you here. >> good to be with you. his report is dead on, as you probably note. the problem of course is not just israel. the problem is the so-called nonproliferation regime that this administration purports to support. the difficulty here is netanyahu was right when he said reagan's policy was trust but verify. our policy with iran ought to be distrust and verify. nothing is set in place to make sure that the iranians remove any of their minutes of what we have seen from the meeting in geneva. >> so let me ask you, is it naive to believe that iran can be trusted to honor any agreement that will curb the nuclear ambitions? is that just folly? >> i think it is folly. i think

round of talks over iran's nuclear program today in geneva as the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in moscow in the hope of preventing any progress in the negotiations to ban let's say. he is said to try to convince for the last time with the russians to go with what he believes is an exceedingly bad decision in terms of the iran's nuclear program now we know that the deal that's on the table is to try to hold iran's nuclear program an indra turned they will get a bit of relief from the sanctions that they have at the moment france has already said that they will not supported but the deputy been a star of iran has said that israel has no right to dictate what the world how the world should deal with iran. some nations have such relations with tel aviv that they are influenced by their influence by the atmosphere that's been created around iran for the five plus one countries which are holding talks with iran it is unbecoming when some of them or indeed one specific nation is being influenced by tovey it's probably cations also weak when the told so happened that i almost felt l

is that in this latest round of talks in geneva there was certainly a concerted effort by netanyahu in the top members of his government not to publicly vocalize all their concerns or at least not to the extent that they did in the previous rounds of talks in geneva instead what the israelis did was that they try to work in little bit behind the scenes and here you have the israeli intelligence minister yuval steinitz who as far as we know has spoken to two of the six foreign ministers he's also spoken to all the heads of the negotiating teams into. uneven what these ladies were pushing for was really to try and address some of the wording on the agreement steinmetz has come on record he says and i'm quoting him here that there was no record no reason for the world to be celebrating the deal is based on a rainy and deception and self delusion and then another israeli minister also making these comments that israel is not bound by this bad deal israel will not outsource its security now the point made by the u.s. secretary of state john kerry was that this deal makes the middle east

getting -- giving netanyahu more credit for psychological scale. regionre talking about a that has a history of self- destructive behavior. be subtle ando clever is just incredibly stupid. >> i think there would be some in the audience who take exception to that. question, please. we have heard about these bilateral talks. i was looking at a story, the islamic republic news agency. denying that there were any bilateral talks. byy dismissed speculation the associated press about bilateral talks with the united states. they rejected the ap report. why would the foreign ministry project this report? is there some internal dissension? bland,ter seemed very and his letter of endorsement in response to rouhani. >> he has embraced the deal. rouhani gave a very happy speech , which he counts as his 100th day of his presidency. i would disagree and say the supreme leader has given a lot of support. the iranians still have a kind of allergy to admitting that they are doing what they are doing, which is negotiating with the americans. to learn there is decept

much willing to see it on is dealing with the whole world on equal footing and here is benjamin netanyahu who actually says this is a bad deal it grants it on exactly what it want to do with a significant easing of sanctions and preservation of the most significant parts of its nuclear program so even benjamin netanyahu is saying that iran has the right to enrich uranium on that this deal because this deal gives it on the right and which we've heard some really strong response humming out of israel on this issue and of course you know there will be more reaction in the days and we weeks to come but let's not focus on this deal and what we can expect six months down the road i mean the deal obliges the sides as we know to different concessions for six months only but what happens next i mean do you believe that it will turn into a long term agreement eventually very briefly if you can answer. absolutely if the western side keeps its promises keeps its words definitely things will move forward in the right direction iranians do not trust the west and that's because the us and its allies hav

so netanyahu just does not trust the iranian. it's a question of trust. iran has pursued enrich uranium to 20%, this is not necessary for medical purposes. it has refused to answer questions from the ida, which is important questions regarding their facilities, and they do not allowed inspection of many of these facilities which is required to be a member. so there is a reason for many to be concerned. any deal they make, any arrangement they make will have to be verified, will have to be perfectly done in extremely tight control, and i don't think the iranians have been able thus far to provide the kind of assurances that both sides the united states is insisting upon. >> but professor, has the reaction from the netanyahu government been so negative that even attempts to try to build in those assurances are met with such skepticism that it sounds like there is nothing that israel will accept that comes from the mouth of the current tehran government. >> well, this is true. the netanyahu position is that allowing iranian enreaching rue hane yum will not b

some secondary sanctions and yet when the details of that deal were leaked to the media badgeman netanyahu israeli prime minister took the stand and here's how he described that deal let's have. listen i'm just down the iranians are walking around very satisfied in geneva as well they should be because they got everything and paid nothing everything they wanted they wanted relief of sanctions after years of a grueling sanctions regime they got that they're paying nothing because they're not reducing in any way their nuclear. enrichment capability so you're on and got the deal of the century. and the international community got a bad deal this is a very bad deal now iran got a deal of the century and the international community got a very very bad deal and yet if we look at the details that are under discussion it's not just that netanyahu is being over the top he's simply being hysterical and that may be in line with your earlier argument that israel is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder but isn't that ultimately the the constant israeli style to throw a temper tantrum every tim

now i might try and persuade mr netanyahu to time. they will try to i'm not sure that he will listen and you know the united states can live also with a barking dog kills will continue with his takes but is really so isolated about three that the world has said it's world as they say and i don't think that this will create a lot of problems even if it comes from jerusalem and you think will be any attempt of reconciliation do you think between the u.s. and israel live with us. on the personal bases there is quite a lot of tension for months now between the two leaders president obama and prime minister netanyahu. on the table is the palestinian israeli negotiations which are totally stark. and here is even in a worse position because he's directly responsible to the fake the those that lead to nowhere and the only question is now what will a washington decide to do will they decide to go along with the. eighty two plainly just. to move anywhere in the peace process all will. become more decisive and then it can really create a major.

in the past from the israeli play minister benjamin netanyahu. said if such a deal is reached this will put military action back on the table so clearly israelis angered by the deal on a ram but the u.s. will as usual to pacify them that is the idea of drawing dawson writer and co-author of why peace is real has its own nuclear program which they build in secret from technology that they stole from the united states probably the u.s. will create a model they already gave them a half billion dollars when train its next round of talks a couple weeks ago and so israel will get its get its money from the united states as they always do they'll be pacified like that by the us is not going to give up on this piece of basic auld war with iran since one nine hundred seventy nine and this is a major step forward and we have everybody on board yes the they are not enriching to twenty percent of that not only do with the scare of a nuclear weapon here that was probably more of the french if you want to compete with the market for medical isotopes but there'

netanyahu is vehemently opposed to the deal with iran's nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry has been meeting with diplomats with iran and six other world powers. there is still no deal but plenty of optimism. >>> thousands of people are taking refuge from typhoon hai haiyan in philippines. at least four people are dead

netanyahu can say this as much as he likes, so can kerry. all options are on the table. it would be so difficult for israel to take military action against iraq nuclear reactor in tehran or any other iranian nuclear facility while these negotiations are in play. >> there's a simple thing for this. as long as there's negotiations in the west, what is he going to do? he risks baseballing a pariah in the world if he attacks iran as negotiations are progressing. >> jeff goldberg, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> great to see you e. >>> two of the biggest names in the republican party took over late night tv on friday. texas senator ted cruz made his first ever appearance on "the tonight show with jay leno" who gave him a tough time, asking him tough questions. before making it to the sunday shows, chris christie made a surprise appearance on late night with jimmy fallon during his fan favorite thank you note segment. >> thank you, governor chris christie for winning a second term as governor of new jersey and proving that whenever you run, it ends up in a landslide. >>

we are waiting to hear from prime minister netanyahu. we have not yet heard from him formally in front of a camera. he is none too pleased. >> very critical of the idea of the deal and after it was signed, we are going hear the comments. i'm victor blackwell. 6:00 here this "new day" sunday. >>> announcer: this is breaking news. >> of course, the breaking news, the u.s. and fellow world powers clenched an historic deal after marathon talks. again, we are standing by for a live reaction. this is a look at the podium from prime minister benjamin netanyahu from israel. >> it freezes a good chunk of the program. we want to give you the nuts and bolts. this is a six month deal. a longer term agreement is worked out. we call it phase one. their ability to enrich uranium is limited. international monitoring by the iaea. president obama and his top diplomats say the deal will help keep a nuclear weapon out of iran's hands. >> the international unity is on display today. the world is united in support of our determination to prevent iran from dev

our conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this is "state of the union". >>> good morning from washington i'm candy crowley. mama said there would be days like this but who knew there would be months. >> if we can just get the darn website working and smooth this thing out -- >> a politician on a rugged road is generally headed downhill and losing friends along the way. amid the mess of a broken website and millions of americans losing health insurance they thought they could keep the president's approval numbers are sliding. in a totally related development -- >> on this vote the yeas are 261 the nays are 157 the bill is passed. >> 39 democrats voted against the president and with republicans on an obama care fix. the bill goes nowhere from here but it's the thought that counts and the thought is that the president's broken keep your health care promise is toxic. hence, the direct message to voters. >> i want them to know that, you know, their senator or congressman, they were making representations based on what i told them

but, look, you heard the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. he thinks the u.s. is being schnookered. leaving iran just a few short moves away from making a nuclear bomb and all during the next six months of negotiations, he thinks tehran can inch closer and closer perhaps in a clandestine way to weapons capability. what do you think? >> i think it's obviously not true. now, the eu has, of course, been against the dial. he was against the deal before it was finished. i think he's pretty much against any deal and this is the likud party in israel. we hear different voices in israel but this is a deal supported by americans 2-1. polls show americans support this 2-1 where democrats and republicans, zbigniew bre skzezi and brent scowcroft support the deal. you know, this rhetoric seems increasingly troublesome and extreme. i think what israel and the u.s. shares, neither of us want iran to get a nuclear weapon and the question is what's the best path to do that? i think the six countries of the world, not just the u.s., france and others think this is the way to pus

. >> president francis hollande met with benyamin netanyahu. they'll keep the pressure on iran when talks resume this week in geneva. mike hanna has more from jerusalem. >> it's a large french delegation that arrived in israel. including the president, there's nine ministers. there are a lot of economic ties between france and israel and strong ties. discussions during the day and into the evening will also include iran. benyamin netanyahu thanked the french president for what he described as his intervention in negotiations in geneva, where france rejected a deal on the table, many believing stopping the deal. benyamin netanyahu insists that not only should sanctions not be lifted, but they should be intensified, and will look for support from the french president on this issue. it's the beginning of a campaign. benyamin netanyahu will travel to russia with the russian president vladimir putin. again, expressing these sentiments to the russian president. and then on friday a critical meeting where the u.s. secretary of state john kerry, who wi

of israel at a time when it's the analogy it's no secret that netanyahu and obama have have not had the best of relations at all times even on record and ill say that everything's just fine the france sees an opportunity to sort of get its foot in the torah is peace process have a little more influence i don't think of as follows under any illusions that he's could stop calling the shots a lot of light which with this process is very similar to what we hear from barack obama that both sides to convict on both parties to make efforts to make gestures said speaking compromises in order to arrive to the keys he's definitely stick his foot a majority saying. all i need an icy icy happy for bands to play a greater role you're an issue has been obviously a spot and also let's not forget syria as well. winner of barack obama and the storm prop russell once but if you have to see this deserted it will send back the galaxy like him in the military intervention with france was very much on board with the us. just a brief be a bad day you mention here from the october kit what ted from qantas

benjamin netanyahu has growthed john kerry. we now know that john kerry has arrived in west bank. >> soldiers are celebrating defeat of m-23 rebels in the democratic republic of congo. some soldiers have found evidence that the rebels have support from rwanda during the 20 month uprising. the government is not going to win and the opposition is not going to win on the ground. >> syrians must wait for a diplomatic end to the war. they have not been able to get a diplomat to agree to peace talks in geneviev again geneva. >> how is john kerry's visit being seen there in israel. he is aiming to revive peace talks. i suppose the question is will he get anywhere? i mean even kerry said this is going to be a difficult call. >> yeah, on one hand the israelis and i believe also the palestinians are very cynical. look this is his eighth trip and this is happening after the second round of what you just described as confidence building measures and both taken by the israelis and palestinians under pressure. from the israeli side the secon

saw hero as a last ditch attempt to try and convince the russians not to sign off on such a deal netanyahu extremely critical saying that any kind of deal will ultimately lead to war now those are growing statements by the israeli prime minister has seen his relationship with the united states hit an all time low the obama administration has criticized his all or nothing approach that netanyahu is response has been and this is a comment he made just a short time ago if we don't confront the americans over this what will we confront them over now as the israeli american relationship to terri eight so what we've seen is an increase in the warming of relations between the israelis and the french the french president francois hollande was here in jerusalem earlier this week and the two countries spoke of mutual understanding of unbreakable bonds of common history and shared values many saying that netanyahu now sees the french as these new here and this is of course because of the french criticism against the deal in fact it was the french that many creditors having prevented it deals on going

benntimate netanyahu -- jamin netanyahu. james, what is the mood right now where you are? is there a feeling a deal is close. would not say people are celebrating already. the atmosphere is remarkably and strikingly different from any of previous rounds i have attended. john kerry has decided to cancel what he was doing and come to geneva to take part in these final days of talks. let's remember this. even if they find some kind of a court, it is likely to be a series of confidence -- some kind of accord, it is likely to be a series of confidence events. >> can you give me a sense of what the outline of what this opening accord would look like? >> you gave hands in your introduction very eloquently. to limit theree scope of its nuclear program. it might agree to stop installing new centrifuges and stop enriching uranium. ofhas been enriching 20% uranium. here is an interesting point. it looks like iran may get to keep lower enrichment. trimestery israel's is so furious. he came out and said -- israel's prime minister is so furious. he came out and said this is a very bad d

ranking american officials is currently in jerusalem where they will be updating prime minister netanyahu government on these talks that happened over the weekend in geneva and the progress that was made and wasn't made the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that the impending deal is bad and dangerous those are the words that he used the agreement was failed to be reached this agreement of course coming between iran and the united states russia france and germany and bush and they're trying yahoo however saying that the proposed deal will lift the pressure of sanctions which have taken years to put into place and at the same time it leaves iran with its nuclear program and its enrichment capabilities intact what is being proposed now is that. all of that capacity we are not blind and i don't think we're stupid i think we have a pretty strong sense of how to measure whether or not we are acting in the interest of our country and the globe particularly our allies like israel despite the fact that the diplomat diplomats could not come to an agreement the united states and its al

prime minister netanyahu says he will sand a team to the u.s. to discuss the nuclear agreement in more detail meantime his tough position on the long awaited deal sparked a wave of media criticism in israel our commentators suggested his harsh words were prompted by a sense of personal failure and accused him of behaving oddly in the international arena the liberal haaretz newspaper question his diplomacy calling it in your face of bellyaching israeli national security expert when alterman says now when i was ways of handling the issue are far from popular at home. an increasing number of analysts and commentators who have come out and said this deal is something israel could live with and even if it's not perfect and it's not something that we would have opted for ourselves that it's something that's not as bad as our prime minister has described so there's definitely a spectrum of opinion here on this issue as there is in every issue what we do know is in the week or two leading up to the agreement there was a poll taken about what people felt

how do you tell netanyahu that you've diffused the threat when this is wait and see period? >> it's based on facts and it's based on specific steps people have to take. it's based on intrusiveness in to their program that we don't have today. it's based on destruction of their uranium. it's based on limitation on their stock. it's based on all kinds of things we've never had before, even the small amount of money being released to them, iran is going to lose 15 to 20 billion dollars over the next months. this is enormous price for iran to continue to pay if they don't live up to their word and prove to us that the program is peaceful. so there's nothing built on trust, we're not sitting here pretending that iran is going to suddenly turn over a new leaf. we have to prove it. and our structure in this agreement, i believe, will adequately prove it. >> you say that is a small amount of financial relief just about $7 billion this is country that the u.s. still considers to be the top sponsor of terrorism in the world. how do you control how they spend that money? are you confid

indeed rory he does prime minister netanyahu will come over for a short visit here in moscow to meet up with president putin and no doubt the nuclear program and those talks that are happening in switzerland will be on the agenda now we know that my minister netanyahu has been quite vocal regarding the latest deal that's been put on the table for it to run that deal says if to run can hold its nuclear program some of the sanctions that have been imposed on it will be relieved now present prime minister netanyahu says that that a deal is a feeding lean bad going is why i say that world leaders need to reconsider what they are offering to run as they one that had to run not have any kind of nuclear program whatsoever we know that runs a vetoed that the first round of talks which happened last week he present all and then went to go visit israel and spoke with prime minister netanyahu saying that as long as the deal does not make sense to the rest of the world france will not agree to it and that same notion the deputy foreign minister of iran said that no one including israel should di

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he's sending his national security adviser to washington to talk. it's after the deal reached with iran concerning it's nuclear program. many are skeptical that iran will abide by the deal struck in the wee hours in switzerland. lisa stark is in washington, lisa, this is one controversy that seems to know no party lines. >> reporter: absolutely. there are opponents on the republican and democratic side. del, this morning very strong language from hour majority eric cantor. he was speaking on cbs this morning. he called the deals dangerous and said it brings iran closer to almosting a nuclear power. and kevin mccarthy said this six months is just barely a beginning. >> i would caution the president from overselling this deal. it is not a full dismantling of their program. that would be a historical deal. when you have friends and allies in region strongly opposed to it, i would caution it. >> reporter: here is maryland senator ben car done. >> the bottom line is we have to work with the international community. are we concerned that iran wil

to update him on the deal and at the same time to try and deal with netanyahu concerns the question now is what is netanyahu going to do of course he has used a lot of good bungling in the past he's threatened that he will carry out a military strike be relationship between the israelis and the americans is particularly tense and it's questionable whether or not that's when yahoo will carry out any kind of military action without the support of the americans so that is the debate at the moment here in tel aviv what exactly will be the mixtape for prime minister netanyahu and his government. well let's discuss this further and discuss israel's for strong response to the deal with iran dawson a rotter who's been following the talks very closely brian thank you so much for joining us here on r.g.p. to talk about this as we've just heard a very strong response coming out of israel so why exactly is this deal such a blow to the country. well that's to be expected from the israelis that they're criticizing a highly audit credibility to the deal rather than attract it israel has its own nu

. >> netanyahu opposes any deal with iran saying it is a bad idea. secretary of state john kerry stopped in israel to meet with netanyahu. we have more now from jerusalem. >> well, it's been a rocky visit for the secretary of state john kerry, ending with a breakfast meeting with benjamin netanyahu with netanyahu he would not agree with any deal with the iranians. >> if the teal of the century for iran and it's a very dangerous deal for peace in the international community. >> reporter: this follows days in which there was a series of disputes between secretary of state and the israelis. this culminating in the u.s. secretary of state saying on local television that if israel does not reach a peace deal it faces a third, and resources saying this was the larg languaf violence and of threat. john kerry held a meeting with benjamin netanyahu at the airport about to get on his plane. once again iran was discussed and once again the israeli prime minister emerged from that meeting making it absolutely clear that israel would not under any circumstances a

then israel - a u-turn on settlements from benyamin netanyahu, a story linked to rain. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry says congress imposing sanctions on iran over its nuclear program would be a state. talks between iran and major powers broke down on saturday. they'll meet next week. a temporary pause on sanctions would be helpful. here is white house spokesman jay carney. >> when it comes to the issue of new sanctions legislation, it's important to remember no one is suggesting an open-ended delay for sanctions because there may come a point where additional sanctions are necessary. at the same time it is important for congress to reserve its ability to legislate in order to give the p5 + 1 to achieve a goal of preventing iran obnanning a nuclear weapon. >> israel's prime minister is delaying the building of 20,000 settler homes in the west bank. benyamin netanyahu fears diplomatic interruptions. >> the israeli housing ministry triggered the latest threat to the palestine talks by approving money for the first stage of construction planning in some contentious areas of