but there is no economy in palestine i was just reading on the way to your studio this morning on the subway i was reading the latest world bank report on the palestinian economy and the report is written in such a fashion that you think you're talking about a real economy so they compare the so-called palestinian economy with other economies around the world but there is no economy in palestine they say for example that the economic structure of palestinian of the column the structure of the palestinian economy has drastically deteriorated since one thousand nine hundred ninety four now keep in mind the year nine hundred ninety four that's when the so-called peace process began the oslo accord was signed in september one thousand nine hundred ninety three so from the very beginning the very inception you might say the first day of the peace process until today the world bank says the manufacturing sector of the palestinian economy has drastically the theory or raided the agricultural sector has drastically deteriorated so what has improved will they say the public sector has improved

the israel palestine conflict didn't began in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven when i got the patient it began in one nine hundred forty eight with basically the mass expulsion of ninety percent of palestinians who at the time lived and what became the state of israel the international consensus on the refugee question again is is quite clear that these refugees have a claim and it's a claim that should be recognized i think the point of departure for any solution of the refugee question consists of two parts first and foremost a clear a can all a judgment of responsibility for the sister oracle and justice by the state of israel and second of all a clear and unambiguous recognition of the rights that these refugees have now. the right of return of refugees has never been dependent on any particular. political solution in other words there is at least theoretically. there is the or the right of return operates independently of the territorial disposition on the ground of these real palestine conflict in other words it is as valid on the road to state settlement as it is under a one st

when he was governor and he was president he supported jewish homeland in palestine. he opposed in the 1930s the so-called british white paper, restricting immigration to palestine. he tried constantly to back channel, to pressure the british into modifying this white paper and allowing someone to emigrate were freely to palestine. he spoke out in favor of a jewish homeland. at the end of his life, agree with l. franklin roosevelt traveled to suez canal to meet with king of saudi arabia, influential arab leader to persuade him to accept a jewish state in palestine. even try to offer various incentives. got absolutely nowhere. the man was gravely ill as one of his aides said. he was operating. they underpin yet vignette incentive flying back to the u.s., she goes back in palestine. >> host: hominy chairman jews are able to get out of germany into the u.s. in the 1930s? >> guest: certainly well over 100,000 were able to get out of germany and into the united states, particularly during the middle to late years of the 1930s come of it. after franklin roosevelt's reelecti

to me in palestine they say for example that the economic structure of palestinian of the economy the structure of the palestinian economy has drastically deteriorated since one thousand nine hundred ninety four i'll keep in mind the year nineteen ninety four that's when the so-called peace process began the oslo accord was signed in september one thousand nine hundred ninety three so from the very beginning the very inception you might say the first day of the peace process until today the world bank says the manufacturing sector of the palestinian economy has drastically deteriorated the agricultural sector has drastically deteriorated so what has improved will they say the public sector has improved what is the public sector the public sector simply handouts from the international community and the public sector in this past year the biggest growth was in security that is to say the palestinian authority hired more torturers this year than any year in the past that's the palestinian economy no one wanted to have to jump in here we're going to go there we're going to go to a short b

documents will now use a new legal name for palestine it will be the state of palestine instead of the palestinian national authority many wonder if this could allow palestine to take the cases of visit rails crimes against the palestinians to international courts for the first time ever what do you say to that and you were. one of our major achievements is the fact that now our territories are officially called an occupied state for many years now israel supported by many western countries has considered palestine disputed territories and leave the territories all disputed they could argue about who these land belongs to and to what extent now israel cannot do this anymore and we now have the right to become full permanent members in any international organization of course we're a little bit behind with this work but hopefully the ongoing negotiations will result in establishing a sovereign palestinian state and finding a political settlement. over the past four to five years israel has been very stubborn so we think this decision should be made at the u.n. we're still waiting though

into events in palestine that the united states will certainly not join the i.c.c. but i think it runs deeper than that there is a reluctance on the part of. international institutions and states throughout the world to take action on israel because they know that this would offend the united states so essentially the whole thing is somewhat toothless with the us as i see the situation the international criminal court would also be competent to initiate an investigation into the construction of settlements in the occupied territory it's not necessary for palestine to become a party to the i.c.c. stated because it has already accepted the jurisdiction of the coup and i think that without a firm action of this kind settlements will continue to grow until the. ideal of a two state solution is completely destroyed but what can the i.c.c. do to stop the expansion of israeli settlements it's quite clear that israel is in violation of international law on the subject. the european union in the united states and other states condemn. the extension of settlements but they do

president, once again, you are welcome in palestine.u. >> thank you, president abbas, for your generous words and welcoming me to ramallah. i was last year five years ago and it's a pleasure to be back, to see the progress that's happened since my last visit, but also to bear witness to the enduring challenges to peace and security that so many palestinians seek. i've returned to the west bank because the united states is deeply committed to the creation of an independent and sovereign state of palestine. the palestinian people deserve an end to occupation and the daily indignities that come with it. palestinians deserve to move and travel freely and to feel secure in their communities. by people everywhere, palestinians deserve a future of hope, that their rights will be respected, that tomorrow will be better than today and that they can give their children a life of dignity and opportunity. put simply, palestinians deserve a state of their own. i want to commend president abbas and his prime minister for the progress they've made in

leaders should be focusing more on palestine and a tiny minority that just in four percent. expect the trip to bring the region closer to peace r.t. dot com is the place to cost you over. the u.s. general in charge of overseeing guantanamo bay says the hunger strike among prisoners they show is that they are very frustrated with the government's failure to close the facility however the detainees lawyers say it's over abuse and the desecration of the qur'an instead the reasoning the number of participants acknowledged by the pentagon now is risen to twenty five attorneys maintain it's more than one hundred auntie's going to each account brings us the latest. what we see here is a small protest in front of the white house one tunnel out of the media spotlight for a while now you don't see much coverage on major u.s. news channels even with the hunger strike going on there right now so these people are trying to draw attention to the detainees more than fifty lawyers representing the president sent a letter to defense secretary chuck hagel urging him to help later they said th

could be recognized as a as this movie socially indicated that palestine could is well it's way to be recognized as a state and it was also regarded as part of the basis for a peaceful solution and of course this is going to be one of the major issues to be discussed between the leaders between between the palestinian and russian leader but it's curious to know that this is coming ahead of the forthcoming visit by president obama to palestine and there's also happening on the bag drop of a notable coolness inhalations between washington and tel aviv of course president obama has brought new from new fresh faces into his new administration during his second term and some of these faces have been notably if not empty israel then definitely not quite as friendly as the previous administrations have been for example john kerry on his first trip abroad in his capacity as secretary of state has not paid a visit to israel that was noted by many and of course there's also chuck hagel who has openly spoken about israel has said that israel is on its way to great apartheid and was generally reg

palestine with no tangible results despite his calls for peace palestinians who greeted the u.s. leader with protests were disappointed by his show of unwavering allegiance to israel and lack of pressure over the issue of settlements at a meeting with the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas obama was more strained on the problem than before saying that freezing certain instruction should not be a precondition for peace talks however insisted the expansion was illegal must be stopped immediately artie's middle east correspondent paula slayer was at one of the protests and has more what else was fuming about how the. people here have been chanting is a bomb that you're not black they've also been chanting that the occupation is like a snake and america is being head of the snake they're also saying that this is a nation that cannot be defeated not been talking to several people and what they've been telling me is that first and foremost through this visit a bomb has made it quite clear that america's support is for israel they complain that he's been talking to these radios hearing th

obama just wrapped up his first presidential trip to israel and palestine during his three day visit he spent ninety nine percent of his time in israel meeting with officials making symbolic gestures and touring the country and yet in palestine he spent nearly hours briefly meeting with the palestinian authority and visiting a church what do you fail to see in the short time he was there was hundreds of palestinians protesting his visit and in signs of messages like this one obama stop supporting israeli war crimes or secure the release of forty eight hundred palestinian prisoners or america as the head of terrorism one protest many were don and martin luther king masks in an attempt to invoke the spirit of the civil rights movement in south african apartheid was a far cry from the imagery of obama in israel you know ward the metal distinction by the israeli government a first of its kind for any american president so here to talk about the significance of this trip and the prospects for peace between the two countries i'm joined now by phyllis bennis director of the new internationa

obama just wrapped up his first presidential trip to israel and palestine during his three day visit he spent ninety nine percent of his time in israel meeting with officials making symbolic gestures and touring the country and yet in palestine he spent nearly hours briefly meeting with the palestinian authority and visit in a church what he felt to see in the short time he was there was hundreds of palestine.

well you can find out all the latest updates on the protests in palestine and obama's meeting with mahmoud abbas on policy is a twitter feed follow not policy under school art. why for some perspective on this let's talk to derek graham an activist in gaza mr graham on both israel and palestine vying for washington support what do the palestinians expect from the u.s. president barack obama. at the moment from seeing what obama has said so far the palestinians are expecting very much about the husband has come and he has basically told the release that he is their ally and he will do everything he can possible two hundred years really situation where he has actually said nothing in regards to the palestinians he hasn't mentioned settlement phrases he hasn't mentioned the sixty seven borders he has giving nothing to the palestinians so would you say that he's got the palestinians interests in mind while he's negotiating peace with israel i don't think so because there is rumor that he will say something about the palestinians when he's in the israeli university this afternoon but he's sayin

all hardships and parent of the people of palestine, mr. president, receive you today. to have the rights of freedom, independence, and peace. forward to that day in which they exercise a normal life all over the land of palestine, the independent state of palestine along the borders with the fourth of june jerusalem, the ladies of the capital alongside the state of israel. we believe that peace is necessary and inevitable. making and that peace- ,s much as it requires courage it also requires an expression of faith, a recognition of people's rights, respect for ahers, and the termination of culture of peace and the commitment to legitimacy. thend the determination of culture of peace and the .ommitment of legitimacy we cannot accept a denial of refugee rights. in pleasure toy receive you today in our country. inshare with you the belief the values and principles of , justice andality respect for human rights. we are partners in the pursuit to achieve a just peace that ends occupation and war and achieve security, stability, and security fo

is on the agenda but i can tell you that palestinians are angry firstly obama is visiting israel palestine for three days but he's going to be visiting the palestinian leadership for just a few hours the rest of the time he is in israel he's not giving. any kind of address to the palestinian public which is later today he will be addressing the israeli public and then he will not be visiting the grave of the former p.l.o. leader yasser arafat that you see behind me where as he will be visiting the grave of the former israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin certainly the feeling on the palestinian street is that this is a visit by the american media ship that is a sign of support for the israelis and that it is ignoring palestinian concerns and palestinian issues so certainly a lot of anger here in palestine and obama will have a lot of having to make up if indeed he's going to get the palestinians on his side ever again. political analyst even him allusion says palestinians are angry by an apparent lack of desire on the part of israel and the u.s. to bring peace to the region. the state of is

the head of palestine palestinian leader mahmoud abbas head to r.t.dot com to watch in full talks of the hard vote recognition and the horizon is now open to the country. also online u.s. drone strikes in pakistan's volatile pakistan violate the country's sovereignty that's the conclusion of a u.n. team investigating the conflict after a secret research trip gathered multiple reports from locals caught in the crossfire of the attacks more on our website. with syria's conflict now into its third year britain and france are pushing to open the door to directly arming the rebels the two states say they want to lift the e.u. and bargo in a war and that even if it isn't they may still supply weapons moscow says any such a town would be in breach of international law the french president said the opposition fighters had given guarantees that the lethal aid wouldn't fall into the wrong hands this is syrian rebels claimed hundreds of their men who'd been given weapons training organized by the u.s. in jordan are back in syria washington's boosted its aid to t

administration so it's these issues which are obviously dominating the israel palestine possible a peaceful settlement. with the latest news with the team for you about five minutes from now. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia that every profit out of the it is a very high return on investment. you'll know me he has said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups that they needed better than other managers who change their name and strategy but just tell the same murderous. high ranking suspects give no comment where you have to say about that mr president as soon. as the president didn't. but the media. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end and he says sick and stop your bullshit and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. blood rigs from sick i've never heard of such a case as ours are so much money and gold has stolen so many. for all the gold in colombia on our t.v.

congress of all the things that are supposed to be discussed during obama's visit to occupied palestine i think the question of where on being a part is probably the most important one on the list obviously we have different agendas here but at the same time let's not forget that of the prominence of iran and the gulf area and across the other bridge of yours also upsetting. the balance of power in the red zone as far as this so-called peace process. there's nothing on the table really all that is being asked of the palestinian authority or so for this to accept unconditional surrender. terms. well the president of the palestinian authority mahmoud abbas also appears to have little hope of tangible results from the bomber's visit the two presidents meet later on thursday and in an exclusive interview with r.t. is arabic channel about says there are plenty of words but little action when it comes to israeli settlement expansion the full interview is coming up a bit later on but here's a quick taste. you need statements president obama has repeatedly voiced his opposition to illegal learn

president obama returns from the middle east where his new term foreign policy is put in palestine in the backseat in order to smooth things over with israel more on that when we come back stay with us. a clear image of the iraq story a. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the roads. clear evidence from north to south. the route of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. taxi. u.s. president barack obama chose israel as a destination of choice or his first visit abroad since as a reelection despite earlier words on bolstering u.s. arab relations he largely skirted the palestinian issue with focusing more on smoothing things over with israel's leadership or his policy or has more across this region the winds of change bring both promise and peril so i see this visit as an opportunity but an opportunity for to reaffirm the unbreakable bond between our nations to restate america's unwavering commitment to israel's security. and to speak directly to the people of israel nothing about the palestinians the stalled peace process or any pressure on tel aviv to stop settlement ex

administration so it's these issues which are obviously dominating the israel palestine. and of course these are also the issues which will be on the table for discussion in moscow today you're watching our team all international news all this break. killing it with oh if you're going to steal from the. truth it's going. to. be great. to see the stories to do. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia which. is a very high return on investment. good knowing that he has said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups in a meeting that is not a managers who change their name and strategy but just tell the same budrus. high ranking suspects you know coming. pretty upset on that mr president goes. to president putin. both of you. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end he says sick and stop your bullshit and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. regards from sync

rather than building palestine up. host: our guest this morning, nathan guttman and said arikat. your reaction? guest of people seem to forget that since hamas was elected, according to the monitors and international standards immediately. the cramped situation was conducive. the fact that the former prime minister chose to withdraw unilaterally without coordinating this and intended to diminish their power and did up with what is going on today. -- ended up with what is going on today. hamas is more militant than the west bank. the occupation cannot go on. where we have occupation is in the west bank. you have to deal with it on that basis. this situation must end. the only way it can end is with a brokered deal with the palestinians on the west bank. host: there is no silver bullet for peace in the middle east. given up is not an option. kant never did a thing. let's go back to syria. are we doing the right thing in cilia? -- in syria? guest: the only redline the white house put out was the use of chemical weapons. t

president, once again, you are welcome in palestine. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, president abbas for your generous words and welcoming me here. i was here five grires and it is a pleasure to be back. to see the progress that has occurred since my last visit but to see the peace that so many palestinians seek. i return to the west bank because the united states is committed to an independent and sovereign state of palestine. the palestinian people deserve an end to occupation and the daily indignities that come with it. palestinians deserve to move and travel freely and to feel secure in their communities. palestinians deserve a future of home, that their rights will be respected, that tomorrow will be better than today and they can give their children of a life of dignity and opportunity. put simply, palestinians deserve a state of their own. i want to commend president abbas and his prime minister for the progress they have made in building the institutions of a palestinian state. the united states is a proud partner in these efforts as t

well you can find to all the other latest updates on the protests in palestine and obama's meeting with mahmoud abbas on policy has a twitter page or follow her on policy there on the school and r.t. . right if you want to express any of your opinion on the stories that you've seen here today all on our t.v. you can go on to our website at archie dot com aware well actually asking you to take a poll we asked you obama's real intentions were going to israel what do you think here's how the polls and opinions have been split so far sixty six percent of you say it's a p.r. stunt that you will achieve nothing while twenty three percent of you say it's a way to keep israel from attacking iran seventy percent of you say paying slips serves only to palestine and four percent of you think it's an attempt to resume peace talks in that area called say you know vote at out dot com if you want to hear from you right before some of the upcoming stories that we have for you. right the first official u.s. reaction to guantanamo prisoners hunger strike at the general in charge of overseeing the prison

. -- is through the realization of an independent and viable palestine. that is true. [applause] there are other factors in involved given the frustration in the international community about this conflict. tone of isolation. the only way to truly protect the israeli people is through the absence of war. no iron dome is strong enough or perfect enough to stop every enemy that is intend on doing so from inflicting harm. the truth is more pronounced given the changes sweeping the arab world. i understand with the uncertainty in the region, the changes in bishop, the rise of non secular party in polish it is a turn inward because the situation outside of israel seems so chaotic. but this is precisely the time to respond the way the revolution with a resolve and commitment for peace. [applause] as more governments respond to popular will, the days when israel could seek peace simply with a handful of autocratic leaders, those days are over. amongwill have to be made peoples, not among governments. [applause] no single step can change overnight what the -- wha

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and that an independent palestine must be viable. >> reporter: obama called the palestinian authority and mahmoud abbas partners for peace. this man says abbas sends a different message to his people. >> the palestinian authority glorifies terrorists, honors them, and names summer camps after them and soccer tournaments after them. the message to the people, if you killed israelis, you're a hero. >> reporter: the iran issue, though, may overshadow any change between israelis and palestinians. iran's supreme leader said iran would destroy haifa and tel aviv if israel attacked their nuclear program. chris mitchell, cbn news. >> coming up, china stands up against forced abortions. how the power of prayer is starting to change hearts and minds. >> wendy: welcome back. this month the chinese health agency released a staggering figure. since 1971, the chinese government has performed 336 million abortions. researchers say that breaks down to 13 million abortions per year, or about 1500 every hour. the high number is largely due to china's policy allowing only one child per family. that poli

. >> reporter: palestine authority president machmoud abbas has said he will not negotiate was long asn land. the president urged him to drop any pre=conditions, saying "when everything is settled ahead of time, there is no point for negotiations," after that, the president returned to jerusalem for a speech to israeli students, telling them the road to lasting security begins with recognizing an independent palestine. >> the only way for israel to endure and thrive as a jewish and democratic state is through the realization of an independent and viable palestine. that is true. >> reporter: the president drew some heckling. and joked that it made hin feel like he was home. >> this is part of the lively debate that we talked about, this is good. (cheers & applause) >> reporter: president obama's optimism might prove a tough sell outside of the convention hall. younger israelis tend to be more conservative than their parents. in a survey of jewish- israeli teenagers two years ago, 62 percent described themselves as right-wing. only 12 percent identified themselves as liberal. >> jacqueli

president criticized hamas, saying cause the's rulers have focused on tearing palestine down instead of building israel up. obama had words of the encouragement for young israelis back in jerusalem. he said they held the key to making peace and pledged washington's solidarity. >> today, i want to tell you -- particularly the young people, so that there is no mistake here -- so that there -- so long as there is a united states of america [speaking hebrew] >> words meaning "you are not alone." >> our correspondent is in jerusalem. she was there for president obama's speech. she joins us now from jerusalem. what would you say? did the president hit all the right buttons for his audience? >> i think for the audience that was in the convention center for the speech, a lot of people said it was a very courageous speech. the main aim of the visit was to please the public. he also called on them to really go for peace, and he encouraged especially young people to push for that. he said it is so important in the region, especially at a time when everything around israel is so chaotic. >> pres

president obama winds up his ship it to israel and palestine but not the slightest satisfied as relations with tel of even main tense and the palestinians on their feet in sideline. when their own country can't offer them a living even loving mothers sometimes have to leave their children behind. i don't like to wear just a bed longer. it's the dream of millions of migrants that their children might choose their own motherland. as long. i want my children to win over moscow. russia has become this step mother land teammate's migrants working hard to find a way home. move move. move move move move. move. russia's energy giant to rosneft is said to become the world's biggest oil producer the company has put the final touches to its purchase of russia's third largest crude producer d.m.k. b.p. from british and russian shareholders geezers are further has the details of the deal already dubbed historic is going to make was that the world's biggest oil producer displacing exxon mobil for all not top spot it's also going to secure a move of forty percent of russian oil production in the hands o

a counter -- is counterproductive and independent palestine is of importance with real borders. >> well-received by the enthusiastic young audience, it will not go well with the center-right government. againstler, so opening the creation of a palestinian state. this was an overwhelmingly pro- is really speech, barack obama logging its achievements, condemning the enemies, but the message came in the middle. there has to be peace in the region and that cannot happen without the independent viable palestinian state. no israeli border big enough, no missile system, and occupation is not the answer. ironically, barack obama seemed less engaged and less preoccupied with the moribund speech process when he met palestinian leaders earlier today in ramallah. they, too, have a responsibility, the president told them, and have to be prepared to make sacrifices. this visit has largely been about barack obama reconnecting with israel and working with leaders. but he has also shown he is prepared to invest more time and effort into achieving be unachievable. achieving be unachievable. >> there was one phras

the club has hosted and i would like to remind him and point out to you that perhaps a case for palestine could be considered a little bit more controversial than golden gate park under siege and this was a title within the time frame topic. thank you very much. >> katherine howard. yeah the common wealth club has had gay rights that is one sided i have not seen any right wing people listed. i think that it stands for free speech and exploring a variety of issues and ha is not relevant to your decision but it speaks to the fact that we are trying to have a broader public learn about our issues. i want to repeat that miss ballard did write as an official as the department she wrote in response to a phone call she mentions in the e-mail a phone call. she wrote a one page letter and signed it sarah ballard, director of public affairs, phone number and e-mail address and etc.. so this is definitely an official communication that she spent a great deal of time on and should have been provided. >> the only reason that we had a suspicion that these e-mails might exist is because the title and pa

well you can find all the latest updates on the protests in palestine and obama's meeting with mahmoud abbas on policy has a twitter feed follow her on a policy underscore at our team now of course if you want to express your opinion on this story head to our t.v. dot com and take part in all poll we also use what do you think or what you see obama's real intentions for going to israel where now let's take a look at all pod chides let's see how your opinions are split so far now sixty six percent of you it's gone up since the last hours say a p.r. stunt of that all of shiva nothing that's the majority of you think so twenty three percent of you say it's a way to keep israel from attacking iran while seven percent of you say paying lip service only to palestine while four percent of their say its attempt to resume peace talks between the two nations of course if you wanted to cost you a vote on this poll you can go to our t. dog com now the first of fishel reaction no more prisoners on hunger strike this is a story we've been following very closely and the general in charge of overseein

congress of all the things that are supposed to be discussed during obama's visit to occupied palestine i think the question of iran being attacked is probably the most important one on the list obviously we have different agendas here but at the same time let's not forget that the prominence of iran and the gulf area and across the other broods on the view has also upsetting nato's balance of power and that is on us far as this so-called peace process. there's nothing on the table really all that is being asked of the palestinian authorities so for this to accept unconditional surrender so is the end of terms. and as always we want to hear your views on the stories we cover today in our online poll well asking what do you see as the real agenda behind president obama's visit so let's take a look at how opinion is divided safe and overwhelming majority things it's just a p.r. stunt of. no real change a quarter of you believe obama is there to win some time for diplomacy and to keep israel from striking iran eight percent say obama is cozying up to israel and should have given more time

pure pandering from start to finish, which means that it, of course, did not include the words "palestine" or "palestinian." so what happened today? when the man who benjamin netanyahu did not want to be president spoke to an audience of 2,000 carefully screened by netanyahu's government, composed largely of students? well, of course, first he was heckled. in hebrew. which makes him the first president in history to have to handle a hebrew heckler. then came the first standing ovation. >> i believe that you will shape our future, and given the ties between our countries -- i believe your future is bound to ours. [ heckling ] >> no, no. this is part of the lively debate that we talked about. this is good. i have to say, we actually arranged for that, because it made me feel at home. you know, i -- i wouldn't feel comfortable if i didn't have at least one heckler. >> the president then proceeded to deliver a speech that surely would have gotten him booed and heckled by many self-proclaimed friends of israel in the united states, if he had given that speech in the united states, where preten

in producing so each stage you look at the east say yes i think it's worth doing we could settle palestine i do a lot of things to try and bring justice back into the for the problems that it's a terrible situation we thought that so each stage and then the un tony thought you could carry the euro era nations a russian obviously was making clear. china as well so to the extent we didn't get the un where china made that decision. the americans make clear we could come out i've said that go in without just any way. tony blair's not that kind of guy i this point when we heard from tony blair then prime minister he said that from the house of commons he stood on his fame has exist. thing and active military plans for the use of chemical and biological weapons which could be activated within forty five minutes of the famous speech that we heard you at the time i sat there in that video is that he prime minister at the time his right hand. on intelligence given to us told us about the nuclear weapons right they did after nuclear weapons when the israelis bombed the place that they were they were