leader of egypt, netanyahu. fan of in the developments world, he feels strategicoptimal situation you could ever dream about. he can continue managing the conflict, thinking again and again and again, being democracy as achieving economic growth, managing the conflict is a good example for him, would succeed to do the same, but another anchor and cornerstone was added to his policy. and it's not too important i think, with the recent observation of recent behavior, he wants to perpetuate his government for the longer period possibility. he is really obsessed with that and i will give you one example. everyone in israel, all of them including the finance minister 2-year budgethe case ofbad in the israel. the only step in the world that starts with the budget is bahrain and israel did that twice and now he is bringing to the committee, when going back on the end of october, 2017, 2018, he was used to be the finance minister. there's a new liberal economist. this is the only the 2-yearhe passes budget. because acco

our challenge the conflict management of netanyahu.because it's enough, three days, the whole region, so those jews are used to ask to go out and pray 20 years ago, 30 years ago, were very marginal, small group that everybody thought that they are even mentally handicapped, trying to dance and going inside. now, this movement, the temporal movement, what they call it, is mainstream, have ministers representing them in the government. ariel has wanted himself. see how it's very dangerous. the most explosive and there are ministers sitting in the government. you know, i mentioned almost all legislation were anti-palestinian and anti-arab. our jewish state practices are us since 48 didn't, we didn't wait that this should be legislated. all our land was confiscated. we are prevented from building and housing appropriate, these are building and housing policies. our education system, all our infrastructure is really appropriate to islamists in the large cities in latin america. but still as ethnic minorities, collectively, though that we sh

making friends out of enemies they have created for themselves whether president putin or president netanyahu. >> it's quite interesting. i looked at what some of the comments were, it wasn't isis they named. >> it's all falling apart for

netanyahu doesn't care even now to look like as even negotiating.e doesn't want that because if it's some sort importance in the past, now he sees he doesn't have to pay that tax for the war, pretending being engaged in peace process or in any kind of negotiation. the other theory of those who think that -- perhaps, to you or any americans consideration, elect clinton or trump, but if trump, perhaps the worst of it, i mean worse than the situation that we could have increased. >> could you pass the microphone over here, please? >> i'm with americans for peace now, says the organization of the israeli peace movement. mike krzyzewski about a scenario in which palestinians, citizens of issue may disengage from electoral politics. my question is whether they do or not, particularly if they do, what are the other avenues that they have to engage with a jewish majority in israel choose to play this citizen the game in israel to maximize their footprint, the citizen footprint, citizen had footprint initial demo to maximize the impact, so when is the fourth

concerns one year ago israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu prime minister benjamin netanyahu primeister benjamin netanyahu warn against her deal with iran. take a listen. >> the nuclear deal with iran doesn't block the bomb. the deal gives that ran a massive infusion of cash. if feminists aggression and the reason and terrorism around the world. charles: the former national security adviser john hannah on the latest group the concerns were justified. in retrospect, maybe we should've paid more attention to benjamin netanyahu. >> the more we find out about this deal, the longer it's in place, the worse it looks. as the prime minister has said, whether or not iran actually violates the deal, but even if it keeps the deal, the deal does in fact put it on a quiet pad to acquiring nuclear weapons at the same time that it is continuing to escalate its aggressive activities throughout the middle east to destabilize american interests and american friends in the region. charles: during this negotiating process that iran will do certain things, just sort of to test the resolve of president

i think there will be a strong impulse on prime minister netanyahu side -- prime minister netanyahu's side. i expect the next president here will want to show that rings are also on sound footing. >> i wonder who that could be, that back channel. thoughts about the next president. i think if hillary becomes theident, she will be among least experienced individuals who has taken the position since lbj in terms of washington experience. i would imagine she knows the use of language, she will be a lot more careful about what words she uses in terms she uses. i would suspect -- suspect product indications will be an issue as some presidents have been. president that is going to be elected knows that the middle east will come bite them and they will have to react to it, which means you will have to appoint people who are not loyal, but actually smart people . people who get you elected are not necessarily the people you should be serving. >> we go to the audience. if you want to direct a question to either of the panelists, that would be great. >> my name is rachel. thank you for having th

tim kaine is associate closely with jay straight and he did not attend netanyahu's speech last march and, of course, hillary clinton, president bill clinton is not known for having close ties with netanyahu and in the late 90s was seen to a not so subtly campaigning for them not to be reelected. so with all of us don't in mind what do you think will happen? and focusing this on some issues in general, not the broad security relationship. >> well, first i would urge you to read my book because you might learn more about bill clinton if he did. i think that and, i would be surprised if he didn't, if you wouldn't see actual support to deal with the bds issue. and support more general legislation to counter boycotts. you have the governor of new york who was talking very loudly and proudly about what new york is doing with regard to the. i think you'll find, i think this is the kind of bipartisan issue. i don't see it as a kind of partisan issue and should be. it should be a nonpartisan issue. as i say, look, the you know, one of the most important things for israel is to be sure that it

the former model-turned netanyahu media mogul is headed to stanford's graduate school of business next spring lecturing a course titled "project you." the class will focus on personal branding through social media, banks taking her excitement to twitter today writing, class is in session. adding, and there will be no smizing course. tyra joining the ranks of other celebrity professors like oprah, spike lee, and james franco. fierce. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, erica. ?[ music ] ? >>> baby trapped underwater. >> how they saved little kennedy. >> they saved her world. >> then, zika virus panic.

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and the "times" today described netanyahu then as "a dressing a feverish right-wing rally from a balcony in jerusalem's zion square as protesters below shouted for the death of rabin the traitor." yitzchak rabin was depicted in a nazi uniform then, the worst conceivable depiction of a jew anywhere. all because of this. yitzchak rabin had participated in negotiations with palestinian leader yasser arafat, negotiations that were brokered by united states president bill clinton. yingal amir, then a 25-year-old law student in israel, thought yitzchak rabin's dealings with the palestinians was a crime against the jewish people for which he, yigal amir, had the moral and in his view legal authority under religious jewish law to execute capital punishment against the prime minister. yigal amir believed prime minister rabin was putting the people of israel at risk and had to be stopped. donald trump tells his followers that hillary clinton has already put the united states at risk through the nuclear deal with iran and countless other ways. donald trump's version of calling hillary clinton a naz

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benjamin netanyahu called for the return of ambassadors. israel promised to pay $20 million.irmed its rating on egypt. the slower than expected implementation of fiscal and economic reforms, pressures on the rating are balanced. ae preliminary agreement for $12 billion three-year loan from the imf is credit supported. now on the line, the general at at egypt stock exchange. thank you for joining us. are you concerned that egypt will not be able to secure what it needs to cover the full funding in terms of raising money either from gulf investors or creditors? >> good morning. thank you for having me. economy suffers from many deviations. it represents almost 13% of the gdp. the public debt reaches more 30%. oila remarkable decline in affects currency. be takenects need to in a creative fashion. it may give us some oxygen until we stop a serious move to start leaking. it might give the egyptian roadmap and internationals civic economic reform program accredited by the most respected in the world. there are no guarantees it will not be added to the 30 billion collected and wast

. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times. then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel a responsibility to help other children. i'm a kind of pilgrim who goes around and says, look, this has to be stopped. when you leave here you can forget the slums of italy. you u can thk yyou're in new york or milan or in paris. most of the people have televisions, and if i haven't drove on purpose, i think i would be in club immediate in tel aviv. >> does that throw any parallel to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they were just victims, not good and not bad. victims. and the palestinians at this moment are victims. they're not better than me. they'

actually believed what some of the republican senators, and menendez obviously a democrat, benjamin netanyahu what these people were aggressively advocating for hitting the iranians want more time because we had them on the ropes to do a deal and if we squeeze them again and hillary went along with that. the willingness to squeeze iran she was the person who put together the sanctions regime that brought them on to the negotiating table. this is now help she will build herself. i'i am the person who is best qualified to enforce this deal and that is an argument that may have quite a lot of appeal because after all in the aftermath of the deal we are seeing all of this evidence of supporting proxies and youn in d hezbollah causing trouble, so she would position herself as i was the bad cop the whole way through the process. i'm not a perfect person to enforce the deal the president made. on the question of force she's also very cautious on diplomacy. and you saw it in iran and the middle east and that is another theme of the book. much more cautious than president obama. at the presidential de

. > >> reporter: surfing the netanyahu on -- net on metro. luann bennett. after losing her husband to cancer, she raised three boys here in northern virginia create over 1,000 local jobs, bringing people together to solve problems. i'm luann bennett. in business, you bring everyone to the table and work to get results. congress just doesn't get that-- there's too much partisanship. i approve this message because washington needs more common-sense problem solvers. >>> a new sexting scandal this morning. a close clinton aide is waking up in the hea in the race for the white house. >>> people are taking action after the outrage over the price the epipen. >>> there's a new way to make sure you are getting where you are going on time. >>> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. good morning. >> i'm aaron gilchrist, the awful august continues and there's trouble in the tropics. chuck bell with 4 things to know. >> those are two of the four things you just mentioned. it's going to be a nice day to be outside but just as typ