here in palestine this nativity scene. which after that who needs to be opening a french d c the drum on the ball. that is fair and thought well i guess none of them it would be the most different company but also without his parents throughout the world. and in palestinian take a good moan we are so mature and thanks to that nice to know the one who should have eluded him good very good condition it's difficult to bring this country a collision course you're well enough so i can emphasize your defense is still too good to see all they did against the cultural center and has been a naughty child who will say and which in the difficult conditions the way of supporting and despite the event. fiddling with it but it makes the gospel to all of the values of freedom of the uterus. the big table for the farm. promoting the rights of women. in that setup. so to review that is what i wanted to say you'll be cutting out there regarding his own tracks. in what is palestinians and israelis to achieve peace agreement off the building

it's my first time here in palestine.e of this visit and coming here as the head of an important delegation. as you know and i thank you. the ministers, the parlamentarians, friends of palestine but also i want to point out to you representatives of the jewish committee of france and rumala, this is the spirit of the people of france because the commitment of france is not something which is very resent in order to recognize the rights of both sides, the rights of a sovereign state of palestine and the rights of security for israel. these are not contradictory rights. these are rights which can strength eneach other and give the best guaranty for security and peace for the israelis and to have a reliable palestinian state. and at the same time it cannot be a rival state for palestine unless there is a guaranty of israel's security. these are the principles which i go back to submittal and you mentioned them in 1981. they have been referred to regularly by my predecessors and so with even greater strength today i remind yo

also called judea, sumaria, also called palestine.a million settlers have moved here, all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israeli law. though in effect, it seems to make little difference. they're here and in ever-larger numbers. this is one of our drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the settlements. so what is price tagging? >> something happens in a settlement or some attack with jews, kids from the settlement would come and have a price tag for every activity. so they come to a village like this, they will destroy cars, they will write on walls like this. it says against arabs, the state of israel is alive, and death to the arabs. >> intimidating. i mean, you put two targets on my house, i'm moving. this is ellie, a settlement with a population of over 3,000, relatively isolated from the rest of israel. this is the chief executive of the settlement and its former head of security. >> here you see from up above most of our town. you see the palestinian villages all

also called judea, sumaria, also called palestine. half a million settlers have moved here, all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israeli law. though in effect, it seems to make little difference. they're here and in ever-larger numbers. this is one of our drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the settlements. so what is price tagging? >> something happens in a settlement or some attack with jews, kids from the settlement would come and have a price tag for every activity. so they come to a village like this, they will destroy cars, they will write on walls like this. it says against arabs, the state of israel is alive, and death to the arabs. >> intimidating. i mean, you put two targets on my house, i'm moving. this is ellie, a settlement with a population of over 3,000, relatively isolated from the rest of israel. this is the chief executive of the settlement and its former head of security. >> here you see from up above most of our town. you see the palestinian village

also called judea, sumaria, also called palestine. 1967, half a million settlers have moved here, all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israeli law. though in effect, it seems to make little difference. they're here and in ever-larger numbers. this is one of our drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the settlements. so what is price tagging? >> something happens in a settlement or some attack with jews, kids from the settlement would come and have a price tag for every activity. so they come to a village like this, they will destroy cars, they will write on walls like this. it says against arabs, the state of israel is alive, and death to the arabs. >> intimidating. i mean, you put two targets on my house, i'm moving. this is ellie, a settlement with a population of over 3,000, relatively isolated from the rest of israel. this is the chief executive of the settlement and its former head of security. >> here you see from up above most of our town. you see the palestinian v

i hope one day palestine will host the cup. >> i hope palestine will win t one day. >> for some teams, the road leading to the world cup is full of ups to quote which have little to do with the realm of all or athletics. such is the case for palestine, according to the national squad coach. he hails from jordan. he is this possible for issuing the visa is -- the government is responsible for issuing the visa he needs. to leave the territory to renew. last time i left, i waited 4.5 months before i could return. this is one of the big obstacles that makes my work so difficult. >> in gaza, we meet up with one midfielder. oldals described the 23-year- is one of palestine's most promising players. basiclained something as as gathering the entire squad is a congregated task. he says israel prevents him and other teammates from leaving the blockaded territory to go train or compete in the west bank. of the players for whom the palestinian federation made a travel request to the israeli authorities but they gave us a negative response. they did not allow a single player to leave. we just hope

ds would have gonden along. .horace, palestine israel, it contaminates the conversation. real talk. how do both leaders, jewish and muslim leaders get beyond and through issue? >> i think you need to get through the issue not necessarily beyond the issue. you have to start off by building deep relationships domestically so you can impact relationships abroad. american jews and american muslims, in terms of upward mobility, in terms of their experiences, american jews have not always had it great in this country and american muslims also face prejudice. they have a shared history in the u.s. but what they haven't done is build deep relationships at the local level at the congregational level. so then in a mature way discuss what happens abroad. when you see young american muslims and young american jews, where 16 weeks they come together in a fellowship and discuss domestic issues first. for the last week they talk about israel and palestine they are able to get through the issues, have a substantive discussion about how to impact peace there. unless we get to know each other domesti

palestinians largely moved out of palestine as jews became a majority went from being a minority to a majority and the palestinians are still losing every day there is that rearrangement and the borders of course are changing too and i don't think there's going to be a two state solution there will probably be a one state solution of some kind and lebanon really we've seen that christians and i still disagree jews are leaving the middle east ok ok ok andy jumpin in new york is going ranging go and you're a frog away and you go. first of all kurt. kurdistan kurdistan is a place where there is sort of a potential nation when you take parts of syria and turkey and iraq but there is absolutely no prospect of the united nations or the world community recognizing a nation there and if the kurds who are doing rather well as a part of this old empire construct were to declare their independence from iraq they would find zero recognition from the united states from the united kingdom from france from the european union so we're dealing with a very different world than of course the israelis

largely moved out of palestine as jews became a majority went from being a minority to a majority and the palestinians are still losing every day there is a rearrangement and the borders of course are changing too and i don't think there's going be a two state solution there will probably be a one state solution of some kind and lebanon really will be seen that christians and i still disagree jews are leaving the middle east ok ok ok andy jumpin in new york is going to arranging go and. andy go ahead first of all kurt. kurdistan kurdistan is a place where there is sort of a potential nation when you take parts of syria and turkey and iraq but there is absolutely no prospect of the united nations or the world community recognizing a nation there and if the kurds who are doing rather well as a part of this old empire construct were to declare their independence from iraq they would find zero recognition from the united states from the united kingdom from france from the european union so we're dealing with a very different world than of course the israelis also disprove your point the i

it's controversial, because it's between jerusalem and ramallah, the palestine state of government.ike hannah sent this update from jerusalem. >> it is a story unravelling through the night. some sources say justice minister approached by palestine negotiators informed benyamin netanyahu that the plans were on the table. he then immediately put an end to one plan in particular concerning 1500 housing units in the controversial e1 area, adjacent to east jerusalem and development would block palestines access to the old city. a few hours later he put a suspension on the entire tender proposal, involving 25,000 housing units. he rebuked the housing minister for not keeping him informed, but he made it clear that the whole plan has been put on hold for now. >> benyamin netanyahu making adamant that the move has been taken not because settlement building is wrong, but it would cloud israel's attempts to end treaties with iran at the moment, making clear this is his primary motive in suspending these settlement developments. we may see hostile reaction from some members of the coalition g

largely moved out of palestine as jews became a majority went from being a minority to a majority and the palestinians are still losing every day there is a rearrangement and the borders of course are changing too and i don't think there's going be a two state solution there will probably be a one state solution of some kind and i lebanon really we've seen it christians and i still disagree with jews are leaving the middle east ok ok ok andy jumpin in new york is going to arranging go and lay hands and you go ahead first of all kurt. kurdistan kurdistan is a place where there is sort of a potential nation when you take parts of syria and turkey and iraq but there is absolutely no prospect of the united nations or the world community recognizing a nation there and if the kurds who are doing rather well as a part of this old empire construct were to declare their independence from iraq they would find zero recognition from the united states from the united kingdom from france from the european union so we're dealing with a very different world than of course the israelis also disprove y

we explain why palestine and the u.s. opposed the settlement. >> the housing ministerry threatened talks by approving money for the first stage of housing in contentious areas. it included 1200 units near jerusalem, where it was feared israeli settlements could end hopes of a viable palestine state. the u.s. government expressed displeasure. >> we were surprised by the announcements and seeking explanation from israel. we don't accept the legitimacy of continued settlement. >> secretary of state john kerry called tougher language calling more jewish settlements a road block. he said: cl >> prime minister benyamin netanyahu said the housing ministerry's announcement was made with no prior notice, and had been cancel. he said it: >> but benyamin netanyahu did not signal any decision to scrap the long-term development of 24,000 jewish housing units in west bank. the palestine authorities said it would have destroyed the peace process. >> translation: it means negotiations are over and everything the united states has planned

israel holds over 5,000 palestine prisoners in 26 prisons.nly one of which is in the occupied west bank. >> this is out of a policy to control their life and relations - mainly their relations with their families, and the lawyers that represent them. the monthly visits mean the world. they don't see the long trips as a burden, rather as the only way to stay close to their father. >> shoppers in venezuela frock to electronic stores after the government ordered them to slash their prices. >> stores have reopened on monday across venezuela after nicolas maduro sent the military into the store to slash prices and control the out of control inflation. as you can see, huge lines of people have been in line for two days to try to take advantage of the government-imposed prices. sunday night president nicolas maduro announced a series of measures that will take place in coming days. he said he will control prices of goods from food to clothing, and automobile, and will try to extend the punishment for crimes committed by alleged speculators. to do th

and that blindness that began with that very first moment when he and his friend set foot in palestinewas with us to this day. so what you see are these two pillars of israeli existence and on the one hand, the brilliance, the need, the justice to create the nation, and then on the other hand, the tragedy that is built into that project. it is not only a conflict and education, it is not just about something that happened yesterday. the conflict is built in because of that tragic flaw but is there from the very beginning. fast forward and the goal through all the developments of over 100 years by telling the dramatic and amazing stories of individuals who made that journey and the great drama that evolved in every decade of every generation and because time is running short, when we look at what we see today at the outcome, my last chapter, which i like very much, is a journey that i am taking in the footsteps of my great-grandfather. and i go throughout the country and look at what was achieved and what did we create and so what i see is on the one hand a nation that is threatened lik

even if there is palestine and arab government and everything is arab, it will stay like their religion, and i don't belong here and i'm very sure of that, you know. >> well, you mentioned that you have three daughters. we've obviously seen some tensions between the arabs and jews. for instance, if one of your daughters wanted to date an arab boy, would that be acceptable in your eyes? >> it's one of those questions that you hope doesn't happen, and in my case, i doubt very much it would happen. but if you want to be very hypothetical or theoretical, it would not be acceptable in my eyes. one of the reasons that we moved to live in a jewish society in a jewish state was to live in a place where the threat of intermarriage is very, very small. and besides the fact that my kids all got very strong jewish and zionist upbringings, it would be the furthest thing from any of their minds in any event. that's not to say that in their social life or in their academic life or in their sports life they wouldn't associate with arab teenagers. my youngest daughter, who's now in twelfth grade, plays

but the palestine issue does matter. it's just we need to understand how does it matter, what is the nature of the mattering and there we need to be realistic. so all of these issues are related. and president obama has all sorts of domestic issues. obama care and endless list of things. so the question is if he is able to make a deal with the iranians that satisfies him and secretary kerry will he be able to sell this deal to the american people and their elected representatives in congress? and it's a real consideration and the same consideration exist in iran. so it's sort of a two stage challenge. one is to make a deal with one another and the other is to get your camps to accept the deals. the supreme leader commented on ring ouhani's trip to new york. he criticized the phone call between him and obama. if two guys can't have a phone call and goes to that level, it shows you how difficult it is to make a deal. let me end by advocating extraordinary humility when it comes to understanding iran. the data is just not t

and a large settlement put forward, positioned between jerusalem and ramallah, the palestine seat of government. important to note that this plan has not come into being suddenly. it has been on the table for a number of weeks now, and it was only peace now flagging it that alerted palestine negotiators and the u.s. that this was being considered at this point. the israeli prime minister put a halt to the e 1 development immediately, but only hours later he took the decision to scrap the plan as a whole. this indicates once again that this is a temporary position, and in no way any formal u turn of the benyamin netanyahu government on the issue of settlement building. >> mike hannah in jerusalem. let's go life to the egyptian capital k capital cairo, where the group of volunteer lawyers visit the mohamed morsi in prison on tuesday. when they start the press conference, we will listen in to what they have to say. let's gross to al jazeera's rory chalens in cairo, monitoring the situation there. this is a group of lawyers who went to visit the deposed president yesterday. what are we e

long live this friendship between france and palestine. hollande read a few words in hebrew and in arabic, careful to balance the tensions. visiting a holocaust museum and ofing a wreath at the tomb yasser arafat. long live france, israel, and the friendship between us. >> hollande's speech was the most anticipated moment of the visit. it was a long declaration of friendship with israel, the semitism,against anti- the french position on iran, before finally getting to the peace process. >> france's position is known. alice state of israel and dime both having jerusalem as capital living in peace -- israel and palestine both having jerusalem as capital living in peace. firm,1961, relations held as seen here. the former french president welcomed the prime minister to the six-day war changed the stakes, along with the controversial statement about jews. >> and elitist people, confident and domineering. >> he is not the only french leader to have rubbed israel the wrong way. in 19 made the two, franÇois toterrand was the first equate it to a p

i propose and reiterated that it is significantly important to reach a solution to the israeli palestine conflict. i soup revved myp concern of any practices by the israelis on the ground which may disturb the negotiations making a peaceful amenable solution impossible. we also addressed a number of issues, including the neighbouring countries to egypt, namely libya, the sudan. nigs to the situation in africa, and -- in addition to the situation in africa and other areas of mutual interest. we also touched upon issues relating to international peace and the necessity to create an area free of weapons of mass destruction in the middle east region, and a division of the nonproliferation treaty of 2010. with respect to the bilateral issues, we touched upon a number of issues, various issues, and i reiterate that our mutual cooperation is depleted in history, including the military brands which was tackled by the egyptian defence minister with his russian counterpart. it also extends to include other economical aspects, including the high dam. it also includes the expansion of trade and inve

both in syria and iran and al and israel and palestine and if you don't do that well all right forget it you just withdraw from the the whole area and let it go into a conflagration well it probably will be that way if we stay or if we go it's really it's a no win situation i think at this point go ahead kelly. well i and i and i and i i completely agree with steve and i think the point that i was making and just to to launch off of what he said yes obama has to believe what he's doing and i am going to give him the benefit of the doubt that he does believe that negotiations need to go forward is just that he does he is not doing that in an effective way in terms of controlling or at least reaching out to members of congress so they don't they don't torpedo his efforts you know in the iranian negotiations and getting back to israel you know maybe he believe the right thing to do was negotiating with morsi and was helping them on a path but he didn't do it personally and it is about image it is about the show it is about appearances you know he had he had lower level diplomats going ov

davies plastic course meet with japan and south korea as palestine and to keep the pressure on them. a lawyer and kim and ryan to expect says he's concerned about the japanese government built to protect state secrets. he says it poses a threat to transparency and people who leak information special buffet all. thank goodness as the philippines establish legal grounds for deciding what information to keep secrets. he warns it could undermine democratic governance by threatening transparency and he says that endangers whistleblower was and generous to report on state secrets. he also wants the bill makes no reference to an independent authority to check out the decisions on what information to keep secrets. he's asking the japanese need is for more details. prosecutors in japan are expected to investigate whether a campaign stop for the doctrine of terra kill falsified the financial report. now key innocence as he received funds from the medical group suspected of activities because it has now gone. not a campaign contribution on sunday in the second round of media reports that he rec

israel and palestine will both of those names ever share the same maps while political leaders struggle to even agree to hold talks about talks real peace is far from sight israel keeps building settlements while the palestinians keep insisting they want to all of their land back where is the nonexistent relationship between the two neighbors taking. our guns today's our lonely and former director general of israel is foreign ministry mr lee always great to have you with us today so you did not believe netanyahu wants peace with the palestinians any peace even with concessions so basically all speculations regarding talks and solutions involving this government is just hot air is that right. well i think that the neo would like to have peace but he's terms. so i think early acceptable to the palestinians so there would be nice moves its meaning over the years everybody wants peace the question is will tell you ready to sacrifice in order to achieve peace and very little people many people in israel and maybe also in palestine are ready to sacrifice enough in order to achieve. it so you

both in syria and iran and al and israel and palestine and if you don't do that well all right forget it you just withdraw from the the whole area and let it go into a conflagration well it probably will be that way if we stay or if we go it's really it's a no win situation i think at this point go ahead kelly. well i and i and i and i i completely agree with stephen i think the point that i was making and just to to launch off of what he said yes obama has to believe what he's doing and i am going to give him the benefit of the doubt that he does believe that negotiations need to go forward is just a he does he is not doing that in an effective way in terms of controlling or at least reaching out to members of congress so they don't they don't torpedo his efforts you know in the arabian negotiations and getting back to israel you know maybe he believe the right thing to do was negotiating with morsi and was helping them on a path but he didn't do it personally and it is about image it is about the show it is about appearances you know he had he had lower level diplomats going over th

that's just the mood to truly understand the history of the middle east to clean the history of palestine and is possible given them names he is off his vision of history is right track to get them to me that my kids today i decided to take on that very task and explain in a fairly simple but strive for expression and not the complicated story it's just been published in french entitled the history of palestine. explain to all twenty now in the studio it is nice to have been starring in russia and the trusting that there isn't a team that's good. the last song was i thinking so much to do things to put my tv. i was to begin. and we if these reports to a country in the media on before we talk about tools apropos of the teeth of the lighthouse in the lead on this and have been claims that he couldn't mean that poisoned by a radioactive polonium according to initial tests carried out by a swiss scientists to believe he was pleased. clinton who moved it to use the scientific or medical issues. if you're into. milk which can compete with that. but in the month i tend to do is go to his dance m

>> well, sammy palestine said they will continue investigations that the case of arafat's death willopen and not closed until they arrive at full details and fact to share with the palestinian people who need answers and closer and to share with the international community. palestine say they blame israel squarely for poisoning and killing yasser arafat and said they are the only ones that had the means and cutting edge technology and the motive to poison and kill arafat because israel was in complete control of the presidential headquarters, the compound where arafat was staying and was surrounding it with tanks and was controlling who was going in and out of that compound. according to palestinian officials it definitely had a role in facilitating the rare substance into the compound they say. what they can do next is a political decision that needs to be made at the highest level. now, as you know palestine is a nonmember state at the united nations and has a right to apply for international at the criminal court at the hague to take matters where there is a breach by israel of in

but the palestine issue does matter. you need to understand how does it matter, what's the nature of the matter and? and their i think that we need to be realistic. so all of these issues are related, and president obama has all sorts of domestic issues, you know, obamacare and the endless list of things. so the question is, if he is able to make a deal with the iranians, which satisfies him and satisfies secretary of state kerry, will even be able to sell this deal to the american people and their elected representatives in congress? i think it's a real consideration, and the same consideration exists in a rented it sort of a two-stage challenge. wanted to make a deal with one another, the other is to get your camps to accept the deals. the supreme leader commented on rouhani's trip to new york. it went very well but there was some imperfections and what the supreme leader was allegedly criticizing was the phone call between rouhani and obama. the guys can have a phone call and it goes to that level. it shows you how di

they would take me to gaza and writing about the palestine israel impact. from the west bank to indiana to all kinds of amazing places. like for instance petra in jordan. who knew? i would find myself raising a nation of chickens in between travel and business to all the people in oakland, where baker. might cushion on the fountain of peace because of my attention to some of the deep suffering in the world sometimes seemed far away. i felt torn. the condition i didn't like or recommend. and then in a dream that came to me there was a long asphalt highway like the one that passed by my grandparents place when i lived with them as an eight and nine year old. my grandfather and i said on the porch in the heat and count the cars as they whiz by. he chose red cars and i would choose blue or black. it was a sitting on cushions sort i suppose for the two of us because ours could go by and we were perfectly content. perhaps that is why in the dream the solution to my quandary was available. they are in the middle of the perfectly straight highway with a slightly fe

when i was in jerusalem and palestine, the greatest shock i could be in israeli scholars were that muslimsould be funny. true story. a lot of muslims think that all jews are like ariel sharon. what can jewish and muslim leaders do to bridge this forward? >> i think exactly what you said, jews and muslims not like ahmadinejad, people don't have the opportunity to simply meet. in our program, they meet over a common goal which actually is quite important, universal and int pla intimate. and the impact that was seen, as lisa said before break, the metrics which matter so much to us after this work, we have seen women lose on average 8 pounds, they feel 95% more comfortable in a mixed group after having been in one because they've been given the sheer opportunity to meet. as well as hearing the words of our participants which speak louder than anything. and when we get on the scale, we all say the same prayer. and -- >> if i might say something -- >> i want to actually, rabbi schneider we have about 45 seconds left in the program. in your book you say theologians have a unique and important ro

. >> to add palestine as member of unesco. >> reporter: until 2011, the u.s.18 million a year, 22% of the overall budget, but that immediately stopped because u.s. law bans the funding of any un agency which has palestine as a member. >> what i regret is that this decision became so divisive and i would say a trigger to this suspension of the funding, and that it does not go along with the other decisions of the united nations, which put us in the slightly different situation. >> reporter: although the obama administration has tried to amend the law and resume payments, that reform has stalled. >> we need them to be active, by -- by making this decision, first of all they have created big problems for unesco but they have also lost part of the road, and we need the road. i'm not saying well, that's very good, bye-bye, and leave us. i'm not saying this, but why did they choose to get out from the game in this way? >> many expect an american return to happen sooner rather than later. there is since 2011 a racking up of nearly a quarter million dollars a day, pro

we can solve the palestine question. if we can make a deal with iran, so many ifs, all of the other things you mentioned may not get dealt with. better world will be a place if we're realistic in our ambitions. that's the "f" word, ma'am? >> jerry, i have loved your presentation. informative and charming and witty and most enjoyable to listen to. liked better i was our conversation around the table which was a lot of fun as well. i'm going to take -- i don't think anybody in this room would istake me to be a tea party person, quite the contrary. but i come down on the side of think that a deal with iran right now is an tellsibility and i'm going you why. or maybe not even talk about that. but i was part of the original co-sponsors of the iranian sanctions bill. both of them. with thed very closely europeans in ensuring that they voted for sanctions in the eu at the united nations. o this is something i've been involved with for quite a while. the reason that ruhani is reaching out the the united states and to the europea

certainly there is belief that he would listen to them and he's a friend of palestine.e heard strong criticism after the israeli activity. at the same time we also saw his infewsive welcome from the israeli prim prime minister. having made sit simple of the settlements, the french president was also very careful to say to say both sides need to play a part if the negotiation process is going to work. >> france is asking for the complete ender of colonial colonialization because it understand that it is part of the two-state solution. the parts of palestine and israeli are not contradictary rights but for peace. >> hollande was expressing solidarity over iran's nuclear ambition. i wonder if he's going to repeat his condemnation of settlements when he speaks to israel's applicationspoliticians. >> that will be the interesting point to note. he has been delivering his message to the areas he has been in. the public discussion world trade center israeli prime minister has really season sens. so certainly it would be interesting to see if he repeats that intense criticism at

when i saw the coffin arriving and the music behind it, the palestine national anthem, i started crying. i burst into tears. >> zahwa grew up in four different countries, never knowing what had killed her father. >> i was only eight so i didn't really understand what was going on... but slowly, slowly i began to ask what happened to my father? why did he die? who killed him? if somebody killed him, what happened? why? >> as well as the uncertainty, she had to endure the taunts. >> that he was a terrorist. he was corrupt. he wasn't a good leader. he was homosexual. he had aids. all these things... pretty soon, my mom and i are going to get the results. i feel anxious because i don't know what's going to happen, if the result will be negative or positive. but at the same time, i feel very excited because i will know, i will finally know what happened to him, what happened to my dad. >> yerevan. a new development brings me to the armenian capital. we were expecting results from switzerland months ago. but the news from lausanne is that they will be delayed for more testing and verification

. >> to add palestine as member of unesco. >> the u.s. was then paying 22% of the budget. but u.s.ned the funding of any un agency that has palestine as a member. >> we believe this turns unesco into an organization of science into an organization of science fiction. >> it may be best known for its heritage sites, but its core mission is fighting extremism through education, and promoting gender equality and press free comes to. the obama administration has tried to amend the law to allow payments to resume, but the reform is stalled. >> what we hope, we very, very, very honestly is that the u.s. gets back and that it plays its role fully. u.s. is a -- one of the main, main partners. how could they keep away from this arena? >> many expect an american return to happen sooner rather than later. the arrears since 2011 are racking up at nearly a quarter million dollars a day. prolonging the problem will only make it worse. paul brennan, al jazeera. >>> the dutch king, williams al alexander and his wife have arrived in moscow. their visit coincides at a time of not so friend ly relatio

from the palestine side americans can have an influence. russia's influence i would not overestimate it. >> what about other minor issues like jews leaving russia. how important is the migration issue. >> little by little we came to a formula when we have a double citizenship. hundreds of thousands of russians citizens live in israel. israel pretends not to notice that hundreds of thousands of its citizens have russian citizenship. lots of people migrate from israel to russia and vice versa. in the last few years there was a lot of migration from israel to russia, something that we had not seen before. that's a good sign for russia. the country is recovering from poverty, it's becoming more attractive to jews than israel. >> a final thought, to go back to the nuclear issue. president obama made the appeal to give diplomacy a chance. do you think they've been listening to that in moscow? >> well, russia is, of course, 100% for the deal. we don't want worsening relations between iran and the united states. even though this was a relations lea

the palestine issue does matter. we need to understand how does it matter. and they're like oh, that we need to be -- we need be real hollow sticks. so president obama has all sorts of confusion issues, obamacare. so the question is will -- if he tibe make the deal with the iranians which satisfies him and satisfied secretary statement of kerry. it's a real consideration. and the same consideration exists 10 years. it's someone to make deal with the yourself. the other is i would get your ams so sort be leader. there was some imperfections and what the supreme leader was the phone call between obama. it goes to that level. it shows you how difficult it is to make. advocate. by extraordinary humidity. the data is just -- it's just not there.

before the war's end in 1917 the turks at war with the allies still controlled palestine and most of the middle east. this objective gave rise to the legendary career of te lawrence better known as lawrence of arbia. lawrence was able to organize and lead the greatest army raised in arabia for five centuries. lawrence's army of irregulars had several goalless. when damascus was taken it was a symbol of diplomacy. the hope for a united arab world a single nation stretching from the red sea to the persian gulf was taking shape but it was not to be. the british and french drew boundaries in the sand creating states and borders that did not exist before. states that suited the interest of the british and french and not the arab. >>> it began here in the bay area but airmail really took off after world war ii. we're going to explain why. >>> a bill later they went to war and brought back an epidemic. how world war ii factored into the deadly flu epidemic of 1918. >>> tonight on a second look, the 95th anniversary of the end of world war i is tomorrow. world war i didn't bring about airmai

law compels the automatic withholding of funds from you and agencies that accept palestine as a member, which unesco did in 2011. unesco protects sites with cultural significance and promotes issues ranging from press freedom to girls education. u.s. contributions, which accounted for nearly a quarter of the agency's overall budget, the forced it to slash number of programs. the heads of britain's three spy agencies faced questions before the british parliament or state about surveillance practices revealed by edward snowden, including collaboration with the u.s. national security agency. of mi6, sawyers, head claimed snowden's leaks have caused damage. havee leaks from snowden been very damaging. they have put our operations at risk. it is clear our adversaries are rubbing their hands with glee. al qaeda is laughing it up. >> brazil and germany introduced a united nations resolution to curb unfettered electronic surveillance. according to snowden's links, both countries have been targeted by u.s. spying, including surveillance of their leaders. results ambassador to the united nations

>>> he lead the palestine liberation organization for decades.e was viewed as a terrorist by israel and a lot of western nations and the u.s. refused to have any official ties with him for decades. but in 1993 the they recognized israel and shook hand on the white house lawn. but he relationship was never smooth particularly after the start of the second palestinian uprising in 2000. by the time of his death, the united states again saw him as a terrorist. >>> secretary of state john kerry is visiting israel and the west bank in an attempt to revive negotiations there. both sides saying the other is to blame for the current state of non-talks. he bet with netenyahu in jerusalem and he said he was optimistic that tensions can be overcome. >> i hope that we will continue in the good faith that brought the parties together in the first place. this can be achieved with good faith, with a serious effort on both sides to make real compromises and hard decisions, this can be achieved. president obama sees the road ahead as a new line. >>> kerry also met

the beginning of a visit to talk to the palestine authority leader, about talks with israelis and other things. >> a reminder you can keep up to date with all the news on the website. all the coverage from the philippines and more. click on aljazeera.com. >> june 2010, fighting erupts between the uzbek and kyrgyz communities of southern kyrgyzstan. the violence spreads from osh to nearby towns. >> they came and started looting houses, killing people. systematic theft, destruction, and brutal mob violence. more than 400 people are killed.