i am from palestine.up on your statement, nitzan, you said you are witnessing a surge in racism and violence. in palestine, it is similar. recently, i came across several articles that targeted programs of a similar nature. how do you guys experience that at all -- if at all and how did you overcome it? >> this is something that has come about a lot in this -- in discussions lately. many people define it in different ways. if you define -- these organizations are perpetuating the conflict because they are built on it. i disagree with that statement. when i was living in israel, the conflict was normal for me. i was living my regular, normal life. usually, the conflict was far from sight and far from mind. once i joined these programs i am in, i cannot ignore it any more. i feel the urgency for a solution much more than i felt before i joined this program. that is what i think is the most important thing here. we are bringing the conflict in default lines, even for people who've lived the conflict -- to th

when i heard on the radio at dachau on the hotel palestine i began. as a moment at that moment my feet started tremblin and it was a shock so. what i'm told us in the beginning really told us that he might lose his leg and i was thinking i don't mind as long as he returns. up and i was horrified at the thought that he would come back amputated i was thinking how will he do his job as a cameraman that his professional career was finished. how stupid it. would be for the tragic thing is he survived the surgery. covered with bandages and under heavy sedation. i was the c.e.o. let us go into his room so we could be with him a little bit more systemic or nearly. you haven't. heard oh about like in the movies there's the subtle machine that shows the condition of the heart a lot like you need to give illegal or stellar support i thought. it started vibrating and beeping. and that line started to decline i think is that i see in her thoughts that go we must. we immediately called the doctors they came and started massacring us hard use the word novel so much

i need palestine to be part of my dly li. aned ksonow their history, to know their culture, share my belief and my love for my heritage. thad eaeoi omng b mael s place for my children, my nieces and my family. i need to take a part in this and help create n, er my fds'mtng dath these nine incredible people because peace is not god's gift on ear. eeos ac he meod w or adipaun near future i will star a family in the little town of bethlehem, and one day -- hopefully -- i willav aught. ug w uwi coe.wi gatro d om eh one of you i will not miss her graduation. i will not -- i will be sitting with mthnheir r anknor m host brother, and his daughter will also be sharing her success. le nonenr.longer b silen t ongc l learrng our own lives, our own future. plato once said we cansi rghihoa rk e tdyf l w n af ohe light. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you, walid, for sharing your dreams and your visions for a better future. oune speis g ci. la >> thank you, patrick, and thank you, all of u, for coming. you have to excuse me fory cen

and in palestine it's similar.tly i came across several articles that targeted specifically programs of similar nature. claiming them treasonous, normalizers and all these kinds of things. how do you guys experience that if at all and how did you overcome it? thank you. >> all right. so normalization is something that is coming -- that's come about a lot in discussions laterly. i think that many different -- many people define it in different ways. however if you define normization -- normalization as the fact that these are basically per pet wailing the conflict because they are built on it then i have to say i disagree with that statement. when i was living in israel, the conflict was normal for me. i was living my regular, normal day to day life, usually i didn't watch the news and the conflict was far from sight and far from mind. once i joined these programs that i'm on, i cannot ignore it anymore. i mean, right now i feel the urgency for a solution much more than i felt before i joined these programs. and tha

an indangered world heritage site in palestine. >> the move isn't about protecting the landmark, it is about delegitimizing israel. chris mitchell has the story. >> reporter: palestinians celebrated the world heritage sit site. >> we see it as a step in the right direction. >> that is why israel and evangelical christians are angry. >> the church of the nativity is being manipulated by the palestinians. >> foreign ministry spokesman says palestinians arranged this to falsely blame israel for arranging the church. the world heritage site provides work. >> it follows upon their resolution last year to accept palestine as a member state. >> last year u.s. cut 60 million dollars in funding to unesco. david parsons with international christian international jerusalem says palestinians have a built in u.n. majority for what he calls the flat earth society. >> if they proposed the earth was flat, most nations would vote. they are anti-israel. they are able to pass all sorts of resolutions that delegitimize israel. >> the church was built over the area of jesus christ birth. some two million t

the security checkpoint at the palestine and sheraton hotels, home to western journalists and one of the most fortified compounds in baghdad. it's also where carl was heading for a meeting. >> there was a car that was behind us. and the car that was behind us swerved from behind us and kept going down that road and headed straight for that checkpoint. and that was the second suicide bomber. and we were actually about to drive right into that. >> seconds later, the car that passes them explodes. >> it felt like the bomb came from underneath the floorboards. i said to myself, i can't believe we're about to die. i said, i -- i was just angry, and i was just incredulous, so to speak. and the tree that we were underneath was on fire. >> but the attack isn't over. and the biggest explosion is yet to come. manning a machine gun at the checkpoint is specialist darrell green. >> at that time, they -- the cement mixer was trying to come through our perimeter. >> a huge cement mixer filled with explosives tries to sneak through the breach made by the first blast and drive up to the hotels. >> t

know it's outrageous it's it's another it's a step towards israel's consolidating of the whole of palestine which has been the zionist plan all along and through tomorrow in jerusalem what do you think about the report. well first of all there is a lot of factual errors unfortunately what susan just said. what this report has said is that international law recognizes that this is not an occupation meaning that's land was originally occupied illegally by jordan this was not palestinian under any sort of kind of palestinian state so therefore this land was not taken from jordan or taken from the state this was taken from jordan that illegally occupied it and jordan has given up its claim to it israel took it in a defensive war united nations to four to recognize that israel was trying was not a defensive or minor and maybe i should let me just finish please sixty seven who are with started that you know you say you've made it you just you need a huge error but you ain't nobody jordan in the world are i didn't try to do well it was not it that's not true nineteenth the one nine hundred sixty s

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a palestine would emerge. >> (indiscernible) >> now more with our friend in ramallah. so why was it such a big deal to have bethlehem and church of the nativity specifically declare the world heritage? >>> it is a matter of tremendous concern for us and significant palestinians. we are the extension of the oldest in the world. it is vindicated in a sense that christianity is part of our identity, part of our heritage part of our culture. we add an ancient culture. i don't believe it when people say jerusalem. christian, muslim. it is greater than religious it has people a history. why not go back to the canaanites. we feel in a sense that this is a recognition of our identity of our culture also of the fact that christianity is an essential component and contributes to the authenticity and want it to be seen as such. we want to save the culture and heritage from being distorted and confiscated by israel. it is a great deal in the old city of jerusalem it's a palestinian facility. the palestinians have been there for centuries and yet people are free to call it an israe

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i'm from palestine. to give me this chance to be this evening in front of you. 22 years ago i was -- it was a month after my marriage and the second time in my life i had been at a peaceful action. i was waiting to see what would happen to me. when my back began to hurt, soldiers took me in handcuffs to a hospital. the doctors there told the soldier to remove the cuffs in the hospital. i was no more or less than a patient he needed to heal. when the doctor examined me, he found that i was pregnant. thanks to him, he asked them to release me immediately. and i go down next day. the doctor is the kind of person i have met often in the conflict. israeli and palestinians connecting -- sorry. the kind of person i have met often in the conflict, israeli and palestinians, connecting with one another as human beings. living next to one another in peace, two peoples, two states. of course, in conflict, not every conflict is easy. but i remember the day i finally newspaper without no doubts that the only way forwa

the crime committed at the hotel palestine will never be forgotten so there must be justice. was it a mistake somebody forget to give information or criminal negligence personally i will never forget that day. the responsible should pay for that negligence plus a bad ass. deadly mozzie it so. why so much death. so much pain that so much anger. weapons fire at the journalists the news the right to the information and we hope that my son didn't die in a car accident. no he wasn't killed in the strata he didn't die from cancer or some other disease but he was murdered. that's why i'm asking and which keep on asking in front of the american embassy for a new paschal investigation now i'm sorry for those individuals and i'm sorry for the families believe me i have i prayed about it didn't churchly try to hurt no one u.s. army did not try to change the or anyone there is ok but that's one of the as we say the casualties of war ok. i wish you would have never happened but it has said. there was no battle that means there was no excuse but you can't as you have proved it to be you ar

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you see that palestine is not only suffering. it is not only trouble. it is also beautiful culture, beautiful people, very hospitable, so you get people view, and maybe you leave more confused than you, if you start walking, but i also think believe more educated. and he is planning another travel guide that will retrace the travels of the prophet abraham. he says hiking through this region is the best way to get to know the people and the culture. >> thanks for joining us. we will be live in our next bulletin in london. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ????ovív"ddhú#$ >>> making it safe. workers begin decontaminating an area once part of the no-entry zone around the fukushima nuclear plant. welcome to nhk world "newsline." the meltdowns and explosions at fukushima daiichi last year released radiation over a wide area. crews have been decontaminating parts of northeastern japan. but they're only now tackling one of the toughest jobs. some of the residential areas that were once part of the 20

you see that palestine is not only suffering. it is not only trouble. it is also beautiful culture beautiful people, very hospitable, so you get people view and maybe you leave more confused than you, if you start walking, but i also think believe more educated. and he is planning another travel guide that will retrace the travels of the prophet abraham. he says hiking through this region is the best way to get to know the people and the culture. >> thanks for joining us. we will be live in our next bulletin in london. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

all identified as members of the palestine liberation army in syria their p.l.o. later confirmed that the man we knew conscripts coming back from a training camp when they were kidnapped three more are still missing most palestinian factions in syria have blamed the armed opposition driven they believe by the u.s. and israel they want to to both weaken the regime and spread this fear among palestinians in order to make them give up fighting for the right to get. back israel is clearly the only beneficiary here this recent incident has become yet another episode of series a sad reality with palestinians similarly deliberately targeted raising concerns over the fate of a community of more than half a million this is an all syrian affair we're focused on protecting our own count but this opposition have wanted to drag us down since the beginning but now we can see they used all possible tools of how immoral they are it's stupid to think this will succeed we get nothing can happen the law makers change opposition following the nine hundred forty eight arab israeli war

following the nine hundred forty eight arab israeli war syria embraced thousands of refugees from palestine granting them a full package of civil rights placing them in a far better situation than that faced by palestinians elsewhere but for the new york we've come here at the time of our families we've gone through revolution. and who is at the helm our safety is going to need by law or as a people here and the system that except not just a leader or the regime. well the conflict escalates some people fear that stayed out of this could become just too difficult no one no support the war no one supported the fighting. we are now in a war against terrorism not a sectarian or ethnic with this policy of no interference has kept the seven hundred thousand strong community out of the crisis for months now but with persistent attempts from post war in size to drive them in people here now fear gets in court in the crossfire. my flush on our team from damascus in syria. and more if an ocean is keeping an eye on developments from within syria she is posting regular updates on twitter and also the l

following the nine hundred forty eight arab israeli war syria embraced thousands of refugees from palestine granting them a full package of civil rights placing them in a far better city. nation that's faced by post in and elsewhere for the new yorker we've come here at the time of our families we've gone through a revolution. and who is at the helm in our safety is going to lead by law or it's the people here and the system that except not just the leader or the regime well the conflict escalates some people fear that stayed out of this could become just too difficult for any syrian sent palestinians have always been fighting together you cannot separate the two of course if syria needs help who will help no one no support war no one supported the fighting. of course they'll also go fighting but not because they like fighting but because syrians and palestinians are one. we are now in a war against terrorism not of sectarian or ethnic one and we support this war ready to fight against foreigners this is the only one of thirteen palestinian camps in syria the people living here some for mor

speaking to donors, romney said israel is far better off economically than neighboring palestine because of cultural reasons. a palestinian spokesman called the comment racist. the white house called romney's statement a head-scratcher. >> one of the challenges of being an actor on the international stage, particularly when you're traveling to such a sensitive part of the world, is that your comments are very closely scrutinized. >> reporter: here in the u.s., president obama spent the evening in new york raising money. he told 60 high-dollar donears that as the summer ends, he'll begin to lay out his plans for a second term in the white house. at the nomad hotel in london, the president said he would use the last 99 days until election day to let voters know not just what they're voting against, but also what they're voting for. >> it's a scary time to be a woman. >> reporter: the president also defended the use of negative ads, saying presidential elections are historically messy. now, in poland, the leadership of solidarity has distanced itself from romney's visit and came out with a

palestine won't even sit down with them. barack obama goes around the world and bows to the saudi king, not a little bow, but a big one. constantly sides with turkey when the terrorists attack israel. >> i'm sorry. as opposed to the bush family, who actually had the saudis into their home. come on, how about -- >> this is unbelievable. >> that he bowed before him? >> hang on. let me focus the conversation. because mitt romney's speech i thought was probably one of his best. and he talked about a morale imperative that the united states has and a solemn obligation that the united states has, and that is to stand by israel and support them as it relates to iran, privately. >> of course. nobody disagrees with that. >> hang on. >> privately we all know that thed obama administration has done everything they can do to prevent the israelis from doing what is in their best national security interests which is pretty obvious pretty soon, in my opinion. then he talked about jerusalem being the capital. directly repudiating this us i

but palestine won't sit down with them and barack obama bows to the saudi king, a big one!rkey when the terrorists attack -- >> i'm sorry. as oppose to the bush family who have the saudis into their home. i mean, come on -- it's unbelievable that -- there is a distinct -- >> he bowed before him. >> hang on. let me focus the conversation. mitt romney's speech, i thought was probably one of his best. he talked about a moral imperative that the united states has and a solemn obligation that the united states has and that is stotostand by israel and support them as it relates to iran -- >> yes, of course! nobody disagrees with that! >> we all know that the obama administration has done everything they can do to prevent the israelis from doing what is in their best national security interest, which is pretty obvious, pretty soon, in my opinion. then he talked about jerusalem being the capitol, directly repudiating the idios of jay carn net white house last week. he is drawing lines of distinction that will be big in the campaign. >> we will see what mitt romney says if he become

a palestine would emerge. >> (indiscernible) >> now more with our friend in ramallah.nd church of the nativity specifically declare the world heritage? >>> it is a matter of tremendous concern for us and significant palestinians. we are the extension of the oldest in the world. it is vindicated in a sense that christianity is part of our

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