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

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

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

kind of started ship to start the program in palestine and israel to bring together young musicians to work together and to really amplify their voices that's what that's what we're trying to do amplify this trying to get them together to understand that we're all humans after all and we all want the same thing we all want freedom we all want quality so that's why we started. but. let's talk about. a really great song you performed when the impossible becomes possible what is this song all about you guys so it started from an arabic saying actually. which i mean it's like it means tomorrow with the apricots but it means it's like when pigs fly it's something that will never happen just because you know and then they changed it a little bit we say because of family. and it. changes it just a little bit you can barely catch it with your ear but. to say that possible is happening and what is that what is that possibility that is being achieved that possibility is togetherness and unity we come from the reality of segregation where our two communities are very much separated and the idea t

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

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

they would take me to gaza and much writing about the palestine israel impasse. to the west bank, to india, to all kinds of amazing places like for instance had tried in jordan. who knew? i would find myself raising a nation of chickens in between travels and visits to holy people to oakland would take her and -- my cushion the fountain that piece because of my attention to some of the deepest suffering in the world. sometimes staying far away. i felt torn. a condition i do not like and i do not recommend. and then in a dream 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 9-year-old. my grandfather and i sat on the porch and the still of georgia heat and count the cars as they by. he would choose the red cars. i would choose lou and black. it was a sitting on cushions of sorts 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 mike quandary is .. is just over an hour. >> good evening, ladies and

. >> even if they did eventually divide up palestine and israel, the two states, you still have no country. >> we are still without country, yeah. 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 t

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 palestinian state. >> dialogue shows that each party can go as far as their rights allow. in the case of palestinians as for others, in time it is becoming a state. sometimes merging into diplomatic disputes, in 1986, shock sure rock exploded at security members -- jacque shiraq exploded at security members will stop >> i need to go back to my plane. since the election, ties have finally is once again. even if france's plea remains the same -- a two-state solution. french president's delegation also made a series of symbolic stops in the palestinian territories. one

kind of started ship to start the program in palestine and israel to bring together young musicians to work together and to really amplify their voices that's what that's what we're trying to do amplify this trying to get them together to understand that we're all humans after all and we all want the same thing we all want freedom we all want quality so that's why we started. it. let's talk about. a really great song you performed when the impossible becomes possible what is this song all about you guys so it started from an arabic saying actually. which i mean it's like it means tomorrow with the apricots but it means it's like when pigs fly it's something that will never happen just because you know and then they changed it a little bit we say because of family. and it. changes it just a little bit you can barely catch it with your ear but. to say the possible is happening and what is that what is that possibility that is being achieved that possibility is togetherness and unity we come from the reality of segregation where our two communities are very much separated and the idea tha

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

does not mean that they will not be strong allies, but on the issue of iran, on the issue of israel-palestine, and what is happening in the arab world, the israeli and the american perspective have diverged. the american-led order in the region fell apart once the u.s. invaded iraq. is trying to adjust to a new reality. there will be rising populations in many different arab worlds. the u.s. will no longer care and see the survival of these autocrats. when there was a coup in egypt, the u.s. was not in favor of the muslim brotherhood, but not in favor of seeing egypt go back to him military dictatorship. the israeli perspective was very different. this has created a lot of tension. the chemistry between the president and the prime minister does not seem to be the best. the idea that this is some sort that isrdinated designed to add pressure on the notian negotiations, i do see them able to pull it off that way. >> it was a good theory. and we willcrophone pass it. if you could state your name. please ask a question, do not give a speech. asked a legitimate question. >> [inaudible] click stanl

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 the land but. 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 it would with.

critics was the french and right now you have the french president francois hollande visiting israel and palestine he's here on a three day visit and now it netanyahu has urged him to keep up the pressure against iran and western allies francois hollande by what indications is going to do this earlier he did say that there were four conditions that paris was insisting on him. indeed any kind of deal with iran is to be brokered and these conditions are that only raney and nuclear installations need to be put under international supervision immediately that enrichment needs to be suspended to the twenty percent level that the existing stock needs to be reduced and that iran needs to halt construction on the iraq plant that on yahoo has praised the french president for his position the views of iran and its nuclear program or steer our middle east correspondent there will spoke to a former iranian diplomat who's represented to run in talks with the u.n. nuclear watchdog he pointed to major contradictions in france's position over. france has blocked the peaceful because of israeli claims i think this

critics was the french and quite banal you had the french president francois fun on the visiting israel and palestine he sat on a three day visit any so we can make what is with the prime minister than a minute i'm not going into today. he states that given the grace to the history department the israeli knesset not miss hung on who has lead the team to keep up the playset and getting feedback and twisted and ice. francois comment by one indications is going to do this and that he did say that the book for conditions that. if indeed any kind of deal with the blackest be located in these conditions are better for the wing in the key installations need to be put to the international circuit these included that enrichment nice to be suspended between dissent in ipoh that the existing stock needs to be produced and that un needs to halt construction on the rack on the tongue of that has praised the french president for his position these are the land and its nuclear program. knowing county's plan to see a line from jerry simpler think of her much can be the top ten and i will sew spied to form a new rang

here in israel he's already met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he's in israel and palestine for the next three days where he will be holding meetings with various officials now netanyahu has made it clear that he expects wants to keep up its criticism and its objection to this deal france has already done this in fact last week when the earlier round of geneva talks happened it was france that largely prevented a deal from going through at that stage and what we've heard from francois hollande just yesterday sunday is that france was only give its not to some kind of agreement with iran if for conditions on merits in these conditions he laid out his being number one that all ukrainian nuclear installations are put under international supervision immediately number two that enrichment is suspended to the twenty percent mark number three so that all existing stocks have reduced and lastly that there was a halt of construction at the iraq plant so netanyahu and holland sitting on the same side of the fence when it comes to concern over any kind of deal that could potentially be

was the french and white now all you have the french president francois one on the visiting israel and palestine he sat on a three day visit. not missing a group as we beat the team to keep the playset and getting feedback and wasted nights. francois comment by one indications is going to do this and that he did say that the book for conditions that paris was insisting on ppp any kind of deal with the blackest be located in these conditions are bad or the wing in the key installations me to be put into actual supervision he needed that enrichment nice to be suspended due to the train to st in ipoh that the existing stock needs to be reduced and that around easter hols construction on the lock on the tongue of that has praised the french president for his position with ease up the land and its nuclear program. some of these components but to a full iranian diplomat who represented to run into the unique and what still included the major contradictions in france's position of her. front of the moon all that peace would be that because of a lady named. i think this is the historic hundred and eight

critics was the french and right now you have the french president francois hollande visiting israel and palestine he's here on a three day visit and now it netanyahu has urged him to keep up the pressure against iran and western allies francois hollande by what indications is going to do this earlier he did say that there were four conditions that paris was insisting on. indeed any kind of deal with iran is to be brokered in these conditions ah that only raney and nuclear installations need to be put under international supervision immediately that enrichment needs to be suspended to the twenty percent level that the existing stock needs to be reduced and that iran needs to hold construction on the a rocket plant that on yahoo has praised the french president for his position visa via ran and its nuclear program through to a fifteen pm near moscow good movie company more news could be well known for a very short break. there's a media lead also we'd. like to see the pure. play your party there's a good. news that no one is that good with the gas they deserve answers from. politic. pick your count

critics was the french and right now you have the french president francois hollande visiting israel and palestine he's here on a three day visit and he's already made with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and later today he's slated to give an address to the israeli parliament the israeli knesset now netanyahu has urged him to keep up the pressure against iran and western allies francois hollande by what indications is going to do this earlier he did say that they will fall conditions that if indeed any kind of deal with iran is to be brokered in these conditions are that all the rainy and nuclear installations need to be put under international supervision immediately that enrichment needs to be suspended to the twenty percent level that the existing stock needs to be reduced and that iran needs to hold construction on the a rocket plant that on yahoo has praised the french president for his position viz of iran and its nuclear program. paula live from jerusalem paula thank you very much indeed for that update. under we also spoke to a former iranian diplomat who's represented to ir

and at the same time it cannot be a rival state for palestine unless there is a guaranty of israel'sy. 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 you this, because there is a peace process which has been undertaken, it is complicated, it is difficult, and it's easy to understand because this conflict has been going on for decades and now we need to end it. you have accepted continuing discussions in order to seek a final agreement which will exhaust all the demands and will set down the rules, parameters, for the regions to be able to live in peace. you have also made gestures and one always has to make gestures if you want to reach peace. you have wished for there to be a discussion on all subjects in order to reach a fair solution. france trusts you and israel and as well as the palestinian authority. it is not up to france to decide what the agreement should be about because it is you who has to make peace. we can only encourage you an

this, john kerry, who is so energetic about the iran piece is also incredibly energetic about israel, palestine piece. >> that's what i was going to say is another dimension. netanyahu is clearly now not going to be very willing to negotiate on the palestinian front. >> right. >> he no longers trusts john kerry at all. that's the safe assumption. that can change. everything changes. for the moment. netanyahu is not going to say, oh, yes, secretary kerry, in addition to selling me out on iran, i'm going to negotiate away the west bank. >> just to button this down. netanyahu can say this as much as he likes, so can kerry. all options are on the table. it would be so difficult for israel to take military action against iraq nuclear reactor in tehran or any other iranian nuclear facility while these negotiations are in play. >> there's a simple thing for this. as long as there's negotiations in the west, what is he going to do? he risks baseballing a pariah in the world if he attacks iran as negotiations are progressing. >> jeff goldberg, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> great to see you e. >>

not be convenient for israel making that case, with the progress that kerry hopes to make on israel-palestine. the deadline that john kerry set for those talks will come in april or may of next year, around the same time we would be seeing a negotiation settled with iran if these talks do yield fruit. that means that the circumstances that we're talking about may all hit the fan at the same time. and what you're hearing with those comments from bb netanyahu is him making a sly acknowledgment of that kerry standing right there, saying if you want progress on the israel talks, you need to make some concessions on iran. >> a smart man indeed. thank you so much. >>> stay with us. the day's top lines are coming up as the mayor of toronto is just one politician attempting to atone. >> i'm telling you, no holds barred, brother. he dies. i'll rip his throat out, i'll rip his eyes out. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't know what he was saying, but it clearly looks like outtakes from "tommy boy." ♪ tell me lies tell me sweet little lies ♪ ♪ >>> coming up, the atonemen saying sorry indeed

palestine say they blame israel squarely for poisoning and killing yasser arafat and said they are they 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 international law. however, the palestinian authority promised the united states not to go to icc for membership yet until they give negotiations with the israelis a chance and the palestinians and israelis are engaged in a nine-month period of negotiations which end next april and

israel-palestine is always not looking particularly good success.a process of that is one of the major factors haso why the president and hisd political will own name towards this process in a way that he has not done since he took office. creating a they are genetically different situation than has ever had existed. it did not mean that it was easy. the talks were supposed to end friday, but they continued on to saturday. that is when john kerry showed up. a lot of us were thinking, they are only showing up because the deal is already had. it caps on dragging on. was that john kerry has to go to london the day after. he had to have a meeting with the british foreign minister. the british foreign minister was staying at the same hotel. on, people started to think, they have to walk home without a deal. how is that going to be with ?hat -- for john kerry he put his name on the line to get a nuclear deal and twice he would have to walk home empty- handed. we are hearing munich, surrender. imagine what would happen if he did not get a deal. end, it was quite dramatic and a lot of people t

make sure that the situation in the middle east where these fostering negotiations between israel and palestinee. then guess what, he has to go to saudi arabia and jipegypt and t to repair negotiations. >> nothing in this region happens in a vacuum. the syrian civil war led to a spike in violence in iraq where we're now back to levels from 2008 in terms of violence. what is the connection there? >> the connection is awful. bottom line is prime minister maliki, a shiite, instead of sewing sectarian reconciliation, he's exacerbated a tax on sunnis and arrested and roundup prominent sunni politicians and as a result basically pushed most of the prominent sunnis into the hands of more extremist elements in western iraq. that's given al qaeda a base once again which to launch attacks into syria as well into iraq. moreover, maliki is facilitating iranian arms transfers into syria, which he shouldn't be doing in violation of the security council resolutions. here's maliki coming to washington and he's the guy pouring oil on the fire then wanting credit from the white house for being -- for wanting to

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 isn't working. all parties involved, would have heldize israel for the collapse of talks. >> the latest episode puts negotiations in deeper doubt than ever. >> the plans call for 4,000 settlements in jerusalem. and 1200 each. john kerry says every option needs to be considered to reach a deal with iran on the program. he'll brief congress today. john kerry is expected to ask the s

ready to sacrifice in order to achieve peace and very little people look many people in israel and maybe also in palestine are ready to sacrifice enough in order to achieve. it so you personally you don't expect anything to happen any steps further while netanyahu aides in charge. i don't accept to have a final solution what we used to call peace i don't accept this do it but i think everybody's busy know what is called plan b. how can we arrange the talks to fail in an agreement many look to fail in a way that will bring violence or a lot of palestinian international activity especially the un but to fail in an aggrieved way that the palestinians will get some think. everybody will be able to say that the talks cheve to. something for the palestinians so it is i think is what's going on at the moment personally very much against it but there are different views about it what needs to change in the knesset her needs to come to power to bring a palestinian solution a step closer. i don't think anything has to change in the knesset there is one individual that can make the difference and this is prime minis

sacrifice in order to achieve peace and the very little people look many people in israel and maybe also in palestine are ready to sacrifice enough in order to achieve. it so you personally you don't expect anything to happen any steps further while netanyahu in charge i don't accept to have a final solution what we used to call peace i don't accept these do it but i think everybody's busy know what is called plan b. how can we arrange the talks to fail in an agreement really not to fail in a way that will bring violence or a lot of palestinian international activity especially in the un but to fail in an aggrieved way that the palestinians will get some think. everybody will be able to say that the talks cheve to. something for the palestinians so it is i think is what's going on at the moment personally very much against it but there are different views about it what needs to change in the knesset her needs to come to power to bring a palestinian solution a step closer. i don't think anything has to change in the knesset there is one individual that can make the difference and this is prime ministe