. >> palestinian israels and northern israel have been staging peaceful protests. >> thousands fill the streets of this counsel carrying a strong protest message against the israeli government. these are palestinian israelis citizens of a state, and amongst them their representatives. 13 members of the israeli parliament of the knessett. >> what is happening is not us. it is actions of the israeli government. this continuous occupation, all of this into this legitimate anger. >> but the sort of anger here seen here was not violent. in instead, hard-hitting speeches hitting the prime minister's actions. >> this rally with its backed out town square is seeing the litmus test, a barometer of support for resistence. right now it's peaceful. the police and army are not in sight. that's the way it stayed. this rally showed overwhelming solidarity with the resistence to the occupation. organizers say that 95% of this town had come out on strike. all the shops from closed. and speakers call for a peaceful solution. among them was a jewish professor. >> who wants to live in this country had to d

. >>> al jazeera's andrew simmons is in northern israel and joins us life now. was a demonstration where you are now. tell us about how the day unfolded. >> reporter: well, a very, very stark contrast, the sort of scenes you were witnessing in mike hanna's report here, quite a few people here, thousands of them massing into the tenter of this large town, 25,000 population, and they are palestinian-israelis here, they are citizens. they are voters. they have representation in the israeli parliament, 13 members in the united list of -- this is the united list of palestinian representatives of the people. they were here, and they were talking about the need for so many changes in the way the government is acting, the occupation, the resistance. this was a very big, really strong assertion that change has to come. and so it -- it effectively was quite symbolic, because this town has figured throughout the history of resistance in palestinian terms and these people have said that they want a peaceful end to what is going on, which is in stark contrast to the sort of

thousands of palestinian israeliisraelis take to the strn northern israel to protest against the governmentd sewing the seeds of change in guatemala to help fight mall nutrition in children. >> they don't fear anything. >> they're consuming economically important species >> we're offering something on our menu that no-one else is offering. ♪ ♪ >>> and the top stories here on al jazeera. israel' government has unveiled tougher security measures to tackle a wave of unrest. soldiers will be deployed in israel's urban areas and police have been giving the power to seal off areas in occupied east jerusalem. the afghan taliban is pulling back from the northern city of kunduz two weeks after capturing it. it says the decision is aimed at protecting civilians. fighting afghan troops in a number of locations around the country. >>> in the u.s., hillary clinton was the stand out performer at the first debate for presidential hopefuls from the democratic party. her main rival bernie sanders held his own, but the three on hopefuls did struggle to make an impression. >>> let's gets more on our top story

revolutionary guard generals to the golan heights, from which its operatives recently fired rockets on northern israel. israel will continue to respond forcefully to any attacks against it from syria. israel will continue to act to prevent the transfer of strategic weapons to hezbollah from and through syrian territory. every few weeks, iran and hezbollah set up new terror cells in cities throughout the world. three such cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan and cyprus. in may, security forces in cyprus raided a hezbollah agent's apartment in the city of larnaca. there they found 5 tons of ammonium nitrate, that's roughly the same amount of ammonium nitrate that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that's just in one apartment, in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world, ladies and gentlemen, they're setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere, too. i repeat, iran's been doing all of this, everything that i've just described, just in the last six months, when it was trying to convince the world to remov

and meanwhile, palestinians in northern israel have been staging peaceful protests. >> reporter: thousands filled the streets of this town, carrying a strong protest message against the israeli government. these are palestinian israelis, citizens of the state. and their elected representatives. 13 members of the israeli parliament. >> what's happening is not us. it's actions of the israeli government. there's continuous brutal occupation, all of this legitimate angle. >> but the sort of anger seen here wasn't violent. but instead, hard-hitting speeches, condemning the israeli prime minister's actions. this rally, in the packed town it square, is a litmus test, a barometer of political support for resistance. right now, it's peaceful. the police and the army aren't even in sight. and that's the way it stays. this rally showed overwhelming solidarity to the resistance to the occupation, and 90% of this town have come out on strike. all of the shops were closed. and speakers called for a peaceful solution. among them was an israeli jewish professor. >> every jewish citizen in this country who

in the latest violence, two israeli soldiers were wounded in an attack in northern israel. , unrest across israel and the occupied territories began at the start of october, when two israeli settlers were shot and killed in the west bank. >>> on sunday an israeli airstrike in gaza killed a pregnant woman and her toddler. israel says they were targeting two hamas weapons manufacturing facilities. >>> and human watch has violated israel of using lethal force. they have been discussing the use of force and mike hannah has this report. >> it's first full cabinet meeting in nearly three weeks and in intervening time, there's an upsurge in violence and occupied territory. four israelis have been killed in sporadic and random knife attacks n. in most cases the alleged lip palestinian attackers were killed on the scene. the rising brutality figures were raising questions by human rights organizations with the rules of engagement being applied by the israeli army and police. this is footage of 19-year-old fadi alloun. the israeli civilians are shouting, shoot him! kill him! [ gunfire

revolutionary guard generals to the golden heights from which its operatives fired rockets on northern israel. israel will continue to respond forcefully to any attacks against it from syria. israel will continue to act to prevent the transfer of strategic weapons to hezbollah from and through syria territory. every few weeks, iran and hezbollah setup new terror cells in cities throughout the world. three cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan, and cypr cyprus. in may, security forces in cyprus raided an agent and there they found five tons of ammonia nitrate. that is roughly the same amount that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that is just in one apartment, in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world. ladies and gentlemen, they are setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere, too. i repeat: iran has been doing all of this, everything that i just described, just in the last six months when it was trying to convince the world to remove the sanctions. now just imagine what iran will do after t

. >> a number of attacks occurring in the west bank and in northern israel a palestinian woman attempted to stab an israeli soldier. she was shot, police say, moderately wounded. then an israeli 17-year-old attacked four arabs, two of them residents of the west bank. two of them of a nearby village, they were moderate to seriously injured. the israeli attacker has been arrested. and one is seeing a pattern in an increase in israeli right-wing activity. in west jerusalem overnight a crowd of demonstrators gathered shouting insults towards arabs, insisting they were going to march on unoccupied east jerusalem. however the police dispersed them, and a number of those israelis were dispersed. continuing attention in various parts in israel and the occupied west bank the police say very difficult to deal with these attacks regardless of where they come from because they are unorganized and they're random. >> the u.s. said it is stopping its syrian rebel training program. $500million was put aside to equip and prepare thousands of troops outside syria to take on isil, the islamic state in iraq

funeral for one of the two men killed is underway, al jazeera andrew simmons filed this report from northern israel. >> this is a bedrock ever the the palestinian israelis. it is a town that symbolizes resistence, political resistant, peaceful most of the time, over the many years of palestinian descent and frustration israeli rule. what has been happening here is a very large rally. among them, members of the joint list that's a combination of parties. in the israeli parliament. 13 members at the high nest a long time, represented the third biggest block in that parliament. now, this is important, because it is really a litmus test of political parameter if you will, on all that is happening right now. we have a situation that is out of control. netanyahu says he is taking new measures the ever the situation. i put to a number of members from here, from the joint list, what their standing was, they said peaceful resistence was the best way, but they refuse to condemn the attacks that have been going right across israel, particularly in occupied east jerusalem, and west of the city as well. what we

. >> that is andrew simmons joining us from northern israel. >>> the taliban saying it has now pulledf the afghan city of kunduz after weeks of intense fighting there. a spokesperson saying it is withdrawing to protect civilians. the strategic city fell briefly to the group last month. at least 60 civilians were killed. hundreds were injured in the fighting that follows. >>> turkey warning russia saying they will not tolerate kurdish territorial gains close to its border with syria. they say advances would fuel separatists am beneficiaries among kurds. >>> the democrats are taking center stage in las vegas this evening. it will be their first debate of the primary season, and as david shuster reports the stakes are huge. >> reporter: coming in to tonight's democrat ick debt bait, some analysts say the pressure may be the greatest on hillary clinton. polls suggest clinton has fallen behind vermont senator bernie sanders. >> wow! >> reporter: and now nationally at least one poll indicates a majority of democrats view clinton as dishonest. she has begun to say she was wrong to use a priv

is an international lawyer and works for the international institute, joins me from haifa in northern israel. thank you for joining us. i don't know if you got to hear dennis ross saying that what he would like, and i think he was expressing american desire is that the israelis treat settlements as if they were working towards a two state solution, in other words, agree that they will not build settlements on land that they think will end up as part of a two state solution. he doesn't think palestinians would cheer about it but would show commitment on the israeli side. do you agree with that? >> absolutely not. i thi the united states should be treating them as they are which is illegal and what the united states should be doing is doing two things. one, puchg for their complete dismantle much and number 2, that the united states doesn't give israel any more money unless and until it ends the apartheid regime and settlement activity. >> you feel financial assistance military equipment what about this conversation that dennis ross had about what he calls coordinated unilateralism, that the u

overnight as well, there was an attack in northern israel. importantly, the attacker in this particular case was a palestinian israeli who injured four israelis. now, this significance because in coming days palestinian israelis holding a series of demonstrations throughout the north of israel himself also calling for a general strike in the course of tomorrow. >> 25 palestinians have been killed, fir four israelis have . there is no signs of easing. is there any effort to diffuse the situation? >> at the moment it appear what is the israelis are attempting to do is deal with the situation by ramping up, in their eyes, security. a number of police reservists have been called up. adding some 1,500 police officers. in terms of coordination, cooperation discussion between the palestinian and israeli leadership, very little is happening, if anything at all. there have been some limited contacts at a security level between israeli army and the palestinian security forces. however, this not particularly, there has been no active cooperation on the g

in northern israel, a palestinian-israeli woman attempted to stab an israeli soldiers. she was shot. police say moderately wounded. then in damona, an israeli 17 year old attacked four arabs, two residents of the west bank. two of them residents of a nearby village. they were moderate to seriously injured. the israeli attacker has been arrested. and one is seeing a pattern in an increase in israeli right wing activity. in west jerusalem overnight, a crowd of demonstrators gathered shouting insults towards arabs insisting they were going to march unoccupied east jerusalem. however, police disbursed them and a number of those israelis were disbursed. so continuing tension in various parts of israel and the occupied west bank. police say very difficult to deal with these attacks regardless of where they come from because they are unorganized and random. >>> the u.s. says it's stopping its syrian rebel training program. $500 million was set aside to eh equip and prepare thousands of troops outside syria to take on isil inside syria but only a handful made it back to the cou

revolutionary guard generals to the golan heights, from which its operatives recently fired rockets on northern israelrael will continue to respond forcefully to any attacks against it from syria. israel will continue to act to prevent the transfer of strategic weapons to hezbollah from and through syrian territory. every few weeks, iran and hezbollah set up new terror cells in cities throughout the world. three such cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan and cyprus. in may, security forces in cyprus raided a hezbollah agent's apartment in the city of larnaca. there they found 5 tons of ammonium nitrate, that's roughly the same amount of ammonium nitrate that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that's just in one apartment, in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world, ladies and gentlemen, they're setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere, too. i repeat, iran's been doing all of this, everything that i've just described, just in the last six months, when it was trying to convince the world to remove th

we were here and there in the past hour, another stabbing this time in northern israel.ive us an idea of what the situation is in ramallah and the rest of the we felt bank. a 13-year-old boy who died of wounds sustained earlier today during the clashes here with israel defense forces, israel army, rather. the hospital tells us he was hit by a rubber bullet in his neck and he died once he reached the hospital. throughout the day, there have been clashes paefr where all over the occupied west bank. the most virant one, and intense ones were in nablos where according to medical sources again, 45 people were injured with live ammunition. they were also clashes in the north and bethelehem and haram all of these that turn in to confrontation are organized either by universities or it's really the initiative of these young people who are fruchtdstrated and decide to go to these areas of confrontation, usually around checkpoints where there is the presence of the israel army are now with this latest here in ramallah for sure, tomorrow, they will be renewed clashes and probably m

. >> with a view from the west bank, meanwhile, another of our correspondents is in northern israel wherehere have been peaceful protests. he sent us this report. there was a stark contrast and a grim sphere here, the town square packed with people protesting but peacefully, calling for some resolution, some peaceful resolution to this crisis. but of course, benjamin netanyahu is coming down with more measures to clamp down, on any form of violence protests, they say here, that that won't work, the situation could grow even worse. there were no police or army incites. there has been peaceful so far, there was no suggestion that anyone may attack the security forces put the message here was somewhat hazy when it came to the issue of the violent protests the unprecedented level of violence in these knife attacks no one was condemning but many of the people here were suggesting they had to move forward peacefully with protests. dutch investigators say the air spice where an airline jet was shut down over eastern ukraine should have been closed to civil aviation. the dutch safety board has re

in the latest trouble, two israeli soldiers were wounded in an attack near a kibbutz in northern israel. it began, it appears, at the start of october, when two israeli settlers were shot and killed in the occupied west bank. since then, 24 palestinians lost their lives. four israelis died, and on sunday an israeli air strike in gaza killed a pregnant woman and her 3-year-old daughter. israel said it was targetting to hamas weapons manufacturing facilities. >> human rights watch has a report n international laws. an an israeli cabinet has been discussions the crisis, this report from hama. >> reporter: with each funeral the rage increases. here the bodies of a 27-year-old carried to his resting place. those accompanying him vowing his blood was not spilt in vain, and they'll continue to protect the al-aqsa compound. the fiercest confrontation in nab lass. the protest called by a university. despite the show of force, the demonstrators were undeterred. >> israel's retaliation was fierce, more than 50 hit by live ammunition. >> nothing will stop us from protecting al-aqsa and the intifada

in israel proper, but some of them somewhat different from what we have seen in recent days in northern israela palestinian-israeli woman attempted to stab an israeli soldier. she was shot. police say, moderately wounded. then an israeli 17-year-old attacked four arabs two residents of the west bank, two residents of a nearby village. they were moderate to seriously injured. the israeli attacker has been arrested. and one is seeing a pattern in an increase in israeli right-wing activity. in west jerusalem overnight, a crowd of demonstrators gathered shouting insults towards arabs insisting they were going to march on occupied east jerusalem. however, police dispersed them. continuing tension in various parts of israel and the occupied west bank. police say very difficult to deal with these stabbing attacks regardless of where they come from, because they are unorganized they are random. ♪ >>> the u.s. say it plans to overhaul its much-criticized program for training and supporting syrian rebels. so far more than $500 million has been spent on equipping and preparing troops outside of syria to

he joins me now via skype in northern israel. have you with us, first of all, if we could start with the issue of house demolitions. to what extent can these sorts of measures be justified as an exceptional security measure justified by exceptional security situation? >> yeah, actually, house demolition was a measure was taken by israeli forces since '67 in thousands -- hundreds of cases since '67 of house demolition. but during 2005, a special committee of the israeli idea found that this measure is not effective in security point of view. and israeli army took the decision and stopped -- stopped in 2005 to demolish houses. but after the kidnap of the three boys, the settlers in the junction a year ago, we can see a renewal of house demolition. and today i can say that the basic situation is like that, benjamin netanyahu our prime minister has strong opposition from right. in his party. and in the public opinion to take more tough measures against violence, terrorism, you name it, and the most important site, the temple mount, b

in northern israel palestinian israeli woman attempted to stab an israeli soldier. she was shot, moderately wounded. then in an attack four arabs. two of them residents of the west bank. two of them residents of the negev village. they're seeing an pattern in activity. there have been those shouting insults towards arabs saying they're going to march in jerusalem. and a number of those israelis were dispersed. so continuing tension in various parts of israel and the occupied west bank, police say very difficult to deal with these stepping attacks regardless of where they come from because they are unorganized and they are random. >> we will now take a look at another end that we've seen on social media. we cannot independently verify what it is alleged t to it. a woman is surrounded, as you can see on what appear to be armed israeli police. there are the multiple gunshots, and she falls to the ground. a spokesman said that she tried to stab a security guard. she's reportedly alive but seriously injured. we'll talk about certain protests of this. robin, if confronted

. >> meanwhile in northern israel there has been peaceful protests. >> thousands fill the streets of this counse town carrying a strong protest message. these are citizens of the state and amongst them their elected representatives. vot >> what is happen something not us. it's the actions of the israeli government. this occupation, all this security. >> er is this legitimate anger. >> but the source of anger was not violent. instead hard-hitting speeches condemning prime minister actions. >> this rally with this packed out town square is seen as a litmus test, a barometer of support for resistence. right now it's peaceful. the police and the army are not even in sight. that's the way it stayed. this rally showed overwhelming solidarity with resistence to the occupation. organizers say that 95% of this town have come out on strike. all the shops were closed. and speakers called for a peaceful solution. among them was an israeli jewish professor. >> every citizen in this country, who wants to live in equality and justice has to defend the arab minority within israel against the attack

. >> meanwhile, another one of our correspondents is in northern israel where there have been peaceful protests. he sent us this report. >> there was a stark contrast and a grim atmosphere here, the town square protests but peacefully, calling for some resolution, some peaceful resolution to this crisis. there were speaks, and a number of people, both palestinian and also some jewish activists. they were all saying the same thing really, there has to be an end to this, there has to be a peaceful resolution, but of course benjamin netanyahu is coming down with more measures to clamp down on any form of violence protest, they say here that won't work. the situation could grow even worse. there were no police or army in sight, there has been peaceful so far there was no suggestion that anyone may attack the security forces but the message here was somewhat hazy when it came to the issue of the violent protests. the unprecedented level in these knife attacks. no one was condemning it, but many of the people here were suggesting that they had to move forward peacefully with protests. >> the

. >> andrew simmons live for us in northern israel.nks for bringing us the screen from there, andrew. we have just been hearing benjamin netenyahu, the israeli prime minister speaking at the parliament, following a security cabinet meeting. we'll monitor that event and bring you details of it when we get them. >>> dutch investigators have confirmed that malaysian airlines flight mh-17 was hit by a russian-made missile when it crashed in eastern ukraine last year. they released what they say is their final report on the incident, which killed all 298 people on board. neave barker reports. >> reporter: in a dutch military hangar lies the broken shell of flight mh-17. 298 people died on board this aircraft, shot down over the war zone in eastern ukraine. it's a grim puzzle that has helped dutch investigators piece together their final report about the flight's last moments. >> mh-17 crashed because of a war head. this war head, fits the kind of missile that is installed on the buk surface to air missile system. >> reporter: the cockpit is

in northern israel, a palestinian-israeli woman attempted to stab an israeli soldier. she was shot. police say moderately wounded. in demona, a 17-year-old israeli attacked two residents of the west bank. they were moderate to seriously injured. the israeli attacker has been arrested. >> one is seeing a pattern in an increase in israeli right wing activity. in west jerusalem overnight, a crowd of demonstrators gathered, shouting insultles towards arabs, insisting they were going to march on occupied east jerusalem. however, police dispersed them. a number which these israelis were dispersed. so continuing tense in various parts of israel and the occupied west bank. police say very difficult to deal with the stepping attacks, regardless of where they come from, because they are unorganized and they are random. >> still ahead on the al jazeera news hour, anger in the streets of guinea as supporters of the ruling party and the opposition clash ahead of elections. >> exclusive evidence that european governments have been paying ransom to free hostages abroad. >> this year's nobel peace

chiefs expressing disquiet and consequences, and that killing of a palestinian israeli woman in northern israel last week, incidentally, creating a series of demonstrations within the vicinityies by palestinians israelis, involving them in the ongoing protests, and certainly this of great concern to the binyamin netanyahu government, given that palestinian israelis comprise 20% of the population. >> and the prime minister binyamin netanyahu is experiencing a certain amount of pressure from the right, isn't he. people are mapping outside the residence, calling for his resignation. >> yes, indeed, there has been protests outside the prime minister's home. right wing groups, and some from within his own government say he has not controlled the situation properly, one must remember as well that the prime minister is insisting that he is doing what he can, and he is adamant that the israeli forces are doing what they can to restore some kind of order to the situation. yet his government is dominated by right wing forces, by the settlement movement. so there is pressure to take a hard line, as he put

in northern israel, a palestinian israeli woman attempted to stab a soldier, she was shot and police moderately wounded. and then a 17 year old attacked four arabs, two of them residents of the west bank. they were moderate to seriously injured. the israeli attacker has been arrested. and one is seeing a pattern in an increase in israeli right-wing activity. in west jerusalem overnight a crowd of demonstrators gathered shouting insults towards arabs insisting they were going to march on occupied east jerusalem. however, police dispersed them. so continuing tension in various parts of israel and the occupied west bank. police say very difficult to deal with these stabbing attacks regardless of where they come from, because they are unorganized and they are random. >>> in other word news the u.s. says it plans to overhaul its program aimed at training and supporting syrian rebels. ash carter has admitted the program needs to change. >> we have been looking now for several weeks at ways to improve that program. i wasn't satisfied with the early efforts in that regard, so we are looking

overnight there was an attack in northern israel and significantly the attacker in this particular case palestinian israeli, the second attack in which a palestinian israeli has been involved in an attack on essentially fellow israeli citizens, significant because palestinian israelis planning a series of demonstrations in coming days and indeed a nationwide strike tomorrow. >> let's get live now to bethlehem and al jazeera is there ahead of funerals that are due to take place there, tension continues to rise, what is the mood there in bethlehem? >> reporter: well, this is actually the flash point where usually according to the people i spoke to who own businesses in this area there have been daily confrontations with the -- between the protesters and the israeli army and you see just behind me here the separation wall and behind that is where the israeli army is positioned. you see all of the army is littered with stones and there is also another type of weapon that the protesters use here and it's little marbles and the ground is littered with this and tell me in the afternoon and in

revolutionary guard generals to the golan heights from which operatives recently fired rockets on northern israel. israel will continue to respond forcefully to any attacks against it from syria. israel will continue to act to prevent the transfer offing extraic weapons froms hes the from and to territory. every few weeks iran and hezbollah set up new terra cells in cities throughout the world. three such cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan, and cypress. in may, security forces in cypress raided a hezbollah agent's apartment. there they found five tons of ammonium nitrate. that's roughly the same oft of ameanum nitrate used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that's just in one apartment in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terra cells like this around the world. ladies and gentlemen, they're setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere, too. i repeat, iran's been doing all of this, everything that i've just described, just in the last six months. when it was trying to convince the world to remove the sanctions. now just imagine what iran

army reporting from northern ireland israel egypt new zealand bosnia kuwait and iraq. he is the editor-in-chief of military history magazine and his contributions on the defense topics in aviation military and airtime history have appeared in the "san francisco chronicle" and the smithsonian world war ii defense weekly and air enthusiasts. he currently lives in northern virginia. and without further ado, stephen harding. [applause] >> while that was impressive. i want to thank davis for that nice introduction and of course when i'm having me here tonight. i don't know how much you know about the story that makes up "last to die." i want to give you a brief overview of that and then i will tell you a few things about how i brought the story together. in a nutshell, this book is the story of the last american killed in combat in world war ii his name was tony marciano. he was from pottstown pennsylvania and a week passed his 20th birthday. he was in an obscure american bomber called the b-32 dominator flying over tokyo on august 18 of 1945 just over 70 years ago when the

israel. promising to arm palestinians in the west bank and sending its revolutionary guard generals to the golan heights from which its operatives recently fired rockets on northern isel. israel will continue to respond forcefully to any attacks against it from syria. israel will continue to act to prevent the transfer of strategic weapons to hezbollah from and through syrian territory. every few weeks, iran and hezbollah set up new terror cells in cities throughout the world. three such cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan and cyprus. in may, security forces in cyprus raided a hezbollah agent's apartment in the city of larnaken. there they found 5 tons of ammonium nitrate. that's roughly the same amount of ammonium nitrate that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that's just in one apartment in one city in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world. ladies and gentlemen, they're setting up those terror cells in this ham mess fear too. i repeat, iran's been doing all of this, everything that i've just described, just in the last six months. when it was trying to convince the world to

the idea that we would accept a russian air base near ter northern border of israel, violates close toyears of bipartisan american policy to minimize, russia's presence in the region. and i have to say even the notion that we should talk to the russians about deconflicting in air over syria, is a mistake. because to do that would a traffic series of inventories for american flus in the region not only do friends see it as well. >> what are the complications how does this play out knowing that this is so about catastrophic, and clearly, the leadership in america once again continues to be questioned. >> yeah, well, you know, first, i think we are looking at a redefinition of the boundaries of the middle east i think iraq has creaseed to exist as a state syria on the verge of that, and what is happening, is that saudi arabia, the other oil producing monarchies are beginning to hedge bets they don't see the united states, as protecting what they thought were common interests visible in the iran nuclear agreement so they are taking to russia talking to china, even israeli prime minister ne

here on betel on the northern edge of ramallah. many muslims suspect israel is seeking to change the rules governing the holy site which allows jews to enter the exowpped but nocompound but not. this was denied by prime minister netanyahu. after several hours there is no sign of the situation easing up. actually the palestinians youth were able to spread out in those fields, past the positionest of the israeli army. now, similar clashes were happening elsewhere, in the west bank. and also in gaza. the violence was the deadliest in gaza. earlier in the day protesters there had come out in support of the occupied west bank. they hurled rocks through the metal fence that separates both sides. the response was gun fire, rubber coated steel bullets stun grenades and tear gas. >> they which are taking position far from us and we moved away from them throwing stones. >> then came this video shown on social media which al jazeera can't independently verify. off camera, voices of bystanders at police shouted at police to kill her. she's surrounded and then shot point

now the russians have an air base near israel's northern frontier, something they wanted for a long timeand this administration appears to be acquiescing. patti ann: we have heard defense secretary ashton carter say we are coordinating with them because we don't want their planes to see our planes, but this doesn't mean it's a coordinated effort. >> we had a joke about this when somebody says are you informing me or consulting me. we were informed. it would be a mistake to get into any deconfliction process with the russians. israel wanted deconfliction codes with our planes so they could fly and we said no to israel. our position should be we want these russian planes on the ground or out of there. if we agree to deconfliction procedures with them we are legitimizing their role in the middle east. patti ann: what can we do now? >> we should say we are in control of the air space over syria. if you come up in the face of that, any incident in the air is your responsibility. we have got to show friend and foe alike in the region that the united states is not completely withdrawn. this is

that big lie is that israel is changing the situation on the temple mount especially with the mosque. the big lie was started by the northernamic movement in israel which is a branch of the muslim brotherhood and perpetuated by hamas which is also a branch of the muslim brotherhood and the third partner in the big lie has been the palestinian authority. look at the speeches of abas over the last two to three weeks. they keep talking about israel is going to threaten amass. this is a total lie. far more muslims visit by a huge factor than jews or christians for that matter. so this lie has been said over and over again, particularly in the social media. this is what excites many young muslims who see this lie or hear this lie and feel they have to act upon it. >> well, there's certainly been a lot of folks acts and we want to give our viewers a warning that some of the video we're about to show you coming out of this most recent attack in southern israel is graphic. this is new video we want to show. we want to get your reaction ambassador in the last 30 seconds or so. how does this end? how does this wave of violence that c

appearance on video has been to deliver a speech in mosul after isil captured the northern iraqi city last year. >> israel's government faces serious questions over use of force against palestinian protestors as a wave of violence spreads across israel and the occupied territories. since the beginning of october 4, israelis have been killed and 63 injured in attacks by palestinians. the 23 palestinians are dead, and 1,991 injured after action by israeli forces. that's according to the palestinian health ministry. well, witness accounts and videos have led to the accusations by rights groups that some of the deaths could amount to extra judicial killings. >> that's a palestinian teenager shot and killed last week. he was running from a stabbing that happened moments before. then on friday, an israeli palestinian woman was critically wounded after she was shot by israeli forces at a checkpoint in galilee. israeli police say she was waving a knife when they shot her. real concerns being raised by human rights organizations about the rules of engagement being applied or not by israeli forces. what's been the is

. >>> an israeli aish strike has targeted northern gaza in response to a rocket attack that hit southern israel earlier. one person has been killed. the 18-year-old died as the israeli forces used live rounds. mike hanna has more from jerusalem. >> we have seen a series of glashesviolence, from hebron, pd israelis, and army, just north of ramallah. in jerusalem itself there have been clashes in and around the evening. no sign of easing, benjamin netanyahu convening a meeting with his security chiefs, mr. they do anything to dampen the situation is something that will become apparent over the next 24 hours. the situation within the old city and access to the old city and the the al-aqsa mosque compound has been appearing in the past now, and certainly in the past week culminating in these extraordinary measures prevent being access to the old city by muslims and palestinians generally. but the spark point it would have been, was the killing of two settlers on the west bank, on thursday last week. that sparked off a number of israeli raid last week and also culminated occurrences. >> flrnlings th

closed, including internet -- interstate five, the main connector between northern and southern california. security forces and israel are in place for what could be another day of violence. hamas is calling for a day raise, and israel has banned young muslim men from entering the mosque. the suspected hacker in malaysia has been arrested, accused of giving isis secret information on american service members. information, and passed it on to a british man who is considered the social media mastermind of isis. the u.s. is trying to extradite him so he can be brought to face charges. kent sorenson will take the stand in just a few hours in the 2012 campaign aide. are accused of making hidden payments to kent sorenson to switch to the ron paul campaign. in december 2011, kesari gave a check for $25,000, and sorensen was conflicted. pete polson facing charges pleasant hill last november. he took the stand in his own defense. >> i wish i would have just shot elizabeth: he apologized and said he does not remember anything about the shootings because he was high on meth. he faces three counts of attempted murder as well as

here in betel on the northern edge ever ramallah, dissension remains over the al-aqsa compound. israel they feel is seeking to change the rules regarding the compound. prime minister netanyahu says the status quo remains unchanged. here among protesters trust in the words of the prime minister. after several hours there is no sign of the situation loosening up. past the position he of the israeli army. now, similar clashes were happening elsewhere, in the west bank, and also in gaza. the violence was deadliest in gaza. earlier in the day protesters there had come out in support of the occupied west bank. they hurled rocks through the metal fence that separates both sides. the response was gun fire. rubber coated steel bullets, stun grande and tea grenades. and tear gas. >> the watchtower sniper shot at some youths. >> then i.t. cam this video released on social media, which al jazeera cannot independently verify. an israeli palestinian teenager is holding a knife. israeli police orders her to drop it. while off camera, bystanders shout to police to kill her. she is shot point blank sev

palestinians took their anger to the streets, here in bet-el on the northern edge of ramallah. many muslims suspect israel is seeking to change the rules governing the holy site which allows jews to enter the compound but not pray. this was denied by israel's preementisrael'sprime minister o says the status quo is still maintained. after several hours there is no sign of the situation easing up. actually, the palestinian youth were able to spread out, past the position he of israeli army. similar clashes were happening elsewhere in the west bank and also in gaza. the violence was aat its deadliest in gaza. earlier in the day protesters there had come out in support of the occupied west bank. they hurled rocks through the metal fence that separates both sides. the response was gun fire, rubber coated steel bullets, stun grenades and tear gas. >> the owchtio occupation forcee taking positions far from us. >> then came this video released on social media which al jazeera cannot independently verify. a teenager is holding a knife. israeli police orders her to drop it while off camera voices of bystanders shou

potential rockets that come out there, the security situation volatile in syria on their northern border. for israel now to superstorm sandy a palestinian uprising in east jerusalem and occupied territories in the west bank, would certainly pose a drastic security challenge for israeli security officials, brian. >> as we said, it's a very dicey time and it has that charge in the air that's way too familiar to veterans of the region. ayman mohyeldin, who witnessed part of hit the morning, thanks for your reporting all day. kate know back across the newsroom, just one of the stories we're covering today. >> all right, brian. thanks so much. >>> the other story getting a lot of attention today, donald trump going one-on-one with msnbc. you'll want to hear what he said about last night's debate. >>> plus this -- >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> dig sand sand make the right strategic move to the debate? some say he should have been tougher on hillary clinton. >>> and a former nba and reality tv star lamar odom reportedly fighting for his life that the hour

speaking in parliament, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused the islamic movements northern branch of spreading lies about the temple mount and says he now wants to outlaw the group. >> they even said today that the jews have no connection with the temple mount. they say that the jews dirty the mount and repeat again and again the lie that we have intentions to destroy al aqsa mosque or to change the status quo. that is a total lie, exactly the opposite. we are responsible for maintaining the status quo of the temple mount and we keep the holy places for all the denominations. >> andrew simmons joins us from west jerusalem to tell us what else israeli's prime minister said in that session of parliament. >> well, he was hard-hitting in the situation. he said that the legislation which is already in place in emergency law right now will be made into law. there are two readings taking place and it's likely to be actually on the statute book next week. what we're seeing is a raft of new measures particularly the most controversial, the one in which there are harsher sentences fo

this morning, including interstate 5, which is the main connector between northern and southern california. new pictures from israel right now -- security forces are already positioned, ready for what could be another day of violence. hamas is calling for a 'day of rage' and israel has banned young muslim men from entering a holy mosque in jerusalem. palestinians threw firebombs early this morning at another holy site, the tomb of biblical patriarch joseph. and a suspected hacker in malaysia has been arrested -- accused of giving isis secret information on american service members. officials say the hacker accessed federal computer systems, stole information on service members and federal employees, and then passed it on to a british man, who is considered the social media mastermind of isis. the u.s. is trying to extradite him now so he can be brought here to face charges. elizabeth: now to today's big stories here in iowa. former state senator kent sorenson will take the stand again in just a few hours in the trial of two former ron paul are accused of making hidden payments to sorenson to switch from the michell

israel. >> indeed. thank you very much. >> syrian army has launched it's anticipated offensive in the northern arms country side. fighting focus on two areas. they are on a road that links the province of holmes and ham ma. now the government wants this to bring in sup lies to the battles that are taking place up north, especially in aleppo, and wants to secure a corridor between the strong holds along the coast, and the capitol, damascus. this report the battle in the country side has begun. rebel held towns are coming under fire. this is according to an assault between the syrian army on the ground and the russian air force. it is the second offensive of it's kind. it's air force is providing support to it's allies on the ground, as they try to advance into opposition territory put civilians are caught in the middle. >> this is a civilian area, isil is not here, you russian dogs. the whole world should see this. >> activists are reporting fighters as well as civilians are being killinged and injured. tens of thousands of people live there, many of them displaces from fighting elsewhere in the country. and this

officers say she drove on to the northern state park way going to wrong way and hit a car. >>> in israel, outrage over another identity mishap amid more clashes. an israeli solder shot and killed a jewish man i gentleman jerusalem. escalating violence but refusedo to place blame during a meeting with benjamin netanyahu. >>> 70 hostages facing ecution, rescued from an isis controlled prison. sadly an american service member was killed during that operation. the joint strike by u.s. special forces was carried out overnight. officials say the raid was launched in response to intelligence that there was about to be a mass execution. the fatally wounded commae do is the first american soldier killed in iraq since 2011. >>> tonight residents are absearching for answers and a place to stay after a fierp consumed their homes last night. the fire started around 9 o'clock. it took crews from more than 10 fiernd r fire departments to knock it down. most of their possessions were lost in the flame. >> total loss. we don't know right now how it started. but it's a shame to loose >> the cause of the f

israel. >>> in developments elsewhere the syrian army has launched its long awaited offensive in northern homsryside and it's focused on two areas on a highway that links the provinces of homs and hanna and wants the route to bring supplies to battles up north especially in the cities of idlib and aleppo and wants to secure a corridor between strongholds along the coast and the capitol damascus and dana has more. >> reporter: the battle in northern homs countryside has begun. rebel held towns are coming under fire. this is a coordinated assault between the syrian army on the ground and the russian airforce. it is the second offensive of its kind since the military intervention of russia. its airforce is providing support to its allies on the ground as they try to advance into opposition territory. but civilians are caught in the midd middle. >> translator: this is a civilian area. i.s.i.l. is not here, you russian dogs, the whole world should see this. >> reporter: activists are reporting fighters as well as civilians are being killed and injured. tens of thousands of people live there. many o

-- i don'tsrael, israel, attacking our friends at israel has not led to the breakthrough president hoped for. around the world, northernfrica. hasa has been a -- libya been a devastating series of events. host: are you saying we are in the end better off with it then without it, obamacare? gov. romney: there are pros and cons. have it, butr not it has done a better job making sure pre-existing conditions are covered, but that the price of insurance does i go through the roof. far more emphasis on personal health savings accounts, and the mandated coverages, meeting the specific treatments mandated in these copperheads of plans. i would -- comprehensive plans. i would like to see a lot of those taken out. host: is there anything in this presidency that you would cn unalloyed good thing for america? gov. romney: give me some time. the answer is yes. the president has tried on some fronts. i am at a bit of a loss here. [laughter] i mentioned the recovery, we have gotten out -- host: but you said he had nothing to do with it. [laughter] gov. romney: i said he could have made it worse, he didn't make it worse. education, th