not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. one of the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy mayor

we need to see the palestinians have their freedom. >> dr.ida gordon, thank you for being with us. palestinian-american who was born in jerusalem before 1948, presbyterian, and a member of the steering committee of the israel-palestine mission network. and rabbi alissa wise. that does it for our program. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy no

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the palestinians across the region and the world as well as the palestinians and even inside israel whol citizens and feel affinity with the national cause and this is a very complex process which has been tried before and has not worked well but has to do it because neither the strategy of negotiating or the hamas strategy of armed resistance has actually succeeded and they have to make a unity government and marshal harness all the power of the palestinian people around them as well as the significant international support they have but they squandered pretty badly. >> reporter: now one of the hiccups that prevented the unity government being announced earlier is this matter of the ministry of prisoners affairs, tell us why that is so significant and why that brings up so much emotion on both sides. >> well, it's a huge -- >> okay, i think we have lost that line unfortunately, we were getting very interested and talking live from beirut but the line has gone down. technology is not always on our side but we will try to reestablish connection. we will try and reestablish connection wit

the young palestinians killed during clashes with israeli troops amid a massive door to door for three jewish teenagers kidnapped in the west bank. kevin though in a very good evening to you who just joined us first this hour goddess rushes guys from stops gas supplies to ukraine after fail to pay a part of its huge debt by the final deadline is going to cost of a report in from outside the gas giants headquarters here in moscow well we've actually heard from the c.e.o. of gas from alexei miller to meeting with russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev and once again miller said that the train's position is a form of blackmail. the position of the ukrainian side can be described as open blackmail the ukrainian government the prime minister wanted gazprom to allow ukraine to pay an ultra low price for gas like those in the customs union. and if such low prices were not granted to kiev ukraine said it would not pay back its gas that to russia it also said it would take our gas without any payment and in volumes it needs of course such demands are unacceptable for the russian side that's wh

it's a bit to a difficult political issue you know because this is a palestinian county in syria so palestinians are taken from this area so it's you can see there is no evil syrian army on the ground. and if you ask question both likely should be syrian stories to tell the syrian army so they don't like me to be like. you may want to ask. will try to convince the ira at the need a comment from the syrian army just about their role what they do here on the ground but they were. politely. like refusing you know very politely you know they don't want to talk. because these are clashes interests in part it's these are not clashes between governmental forces and the militants between palestinian forces and the militants so and we can see this from both sides from posting from syria's either is this will nor to intervene you know not to cross the line so it's like this is my source or this is your territory just a place like this is how i see it. again very often osha took a trip to this level and play. another battleground of the brutal syrian war this is your move palestinian camp here in damascus

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and as palestinian a palestinian is killed in a clash with israeli soldiers as the i.d.f. launches a massive door to door search for three jewish kids teenagers kidnapped in the west bank. overwhelmed welcome to you when live from moscow this is our team to the national straight to our top story this hour. ukraine has confirmed that supplies of russian gas have been cut off moscow has switched it to a payment scheme after the latest deadline expired for kids to pay some of his huge gas bills let's go live now to our it is maria costa she's outside gas problems headquarters in moscow marina any further comments coming out of that situation from the russian gas giant. well we've actually heard from the c.e.o. of gas from alexei miller and he's been meeting with russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev and once again miller said that the ukraine's position is a form of blackmail we also know that ukraine's prime minister arseniy yatsenyuk has imposed the state of emergency on the country's energy sector and also miller said that in fact ukraine has announced that it will take

more than forty palestinians were detained bringing to more than one hundred fifty the number of palestinians who have been arrested including the spokesperson of the palestinian column and now this comes as the israeli army launches a massive manhunt this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot did during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact a mass has said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on tuesday night while they were hitchhiking home after a religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the

international some eighty palestinians have been arrested in connection with the abduction of three jewish teenagers from the west bank israel's prime minister's accused hamas a faction of the newly formed palestinian government of kidnapping them a master denies that while a terrorist organization linked to isis we're talking about just now reportedly has claimed responsibility has told him right side to yuri's actually to comment on the story get his thoughts on it yuri thanks for being with us and already already the israelis have identified a big list of possible suspects a very big list is that a little strange. first of all i want to say that. personally and the whole country is anxious about the fate of those three teenagers . look i think what's going on right now is a combined effort between the israeli security forces and the palestinian security forces actually to try in and locate the whereabouts of those three teenagers. what is strange is that there is a. direct blame by the israeli government towards up in himself towards mahmoud abbas the president of the palestinian author

and the palestinian parliament speaker is among the dozens arrested by the israeli military in the west bank after the kidnapping of three teenagers there sparked a massive door to door search. for the wealthy are watching r.t. international. now russia house which ukraine to a pre-payment scheme for its gas after the latest deadline expired fakih have to pay some of its huge gas bills are reports now from outside gazprom his headquarters in moscow. we have now has to pay in advance for any gas it needs from russia and in fact gas from spokesperson said confirm that. we've said many times that today is the deadline when the debt has to be paid and since it's not starting today ukraine's now after gas and is getting supplies according to payments you should receive zero payments which means they'll be zero . gas from a spokesperson said agapit brianna also added disruptions in the supply of gas from russia to its european partners we continue asked wind farms it's up to ukraine to make sure that gas is supplied to its european partners now let's not forget that russia has been quite pati

and a young palestinian was killed during clashes with israeli troops amid a massive door to door manhunt for three jewish teenagers kidnapped in the west bank. well come this is r t international we're live from moscow you with me to bang one thing. russia's gas problem has stopped i guess surprised to you clean up to kill failed to pay a part of its huge debt by the final deadline artie's marina kossovo reports from outside the guest joins headquarters in moscow. well actually heard from the c.e.o. of gas from alexei miller and he's been meeting with russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev and once again miller said that to ukraine's position is a form of blackmail. the position of the ukrainian side can be described as open blackmail the ukrainian government the prime minister wanted gazprom to allow ukraine to pay an ultra low price for gas like those in the customs union and if such low prices were not granted to kiev ukraine said it would not pay back its gas that to russia it also said it would take our gas without any payment and in volumes it needs of course such demands are unac

it's it's a difficult political issue you know because so this is a palestinian county in syria so palestinians are taking control of this area so they say you can see there is no evil syrian army on the ground. and if you toss question both likely should be different stories to the syrian army so they don't like me to be like. they've got one trial. will try to convince the ira the need to comment from the syrian army just about their role what they do here on the ground but they were like politely. like refusing you know very politely you know they don't want to talk. because these are clashes interests in part it's these are not clashes between government forces and the militants between palestinian forces and the militants so and we can see this from both sides from post from syrian side there is this will not to intervene you know not to cross the line so it's like this is my source or this is your territory just a place like this is how i see it. took a trip to this level and play. another battleground of the putin's syrian war this is your move for listed in camp here in damascus that la

to weaken the palestinian authority beyond an ability for stand-up. making sure that the palestinian situation can get to a point where you can do what you want to do. declare the greater israel project. >>> two palestinians were killed on saturday night. as raids continue across the occupied west bank. they are met by angry crowds of palestinianians. the confrontations that follow are met with live fire, causing the death toll to rise. the israeli government says their soldiers are responding to attacks. >> translation: we have no intention of hurting anyone. our forces are behaving and there are fatalities wounded on palestinian side as a result of forces self-defence actions. despite the intense search, there is still no sign of the missing individuals. and with anger growing across the west bank, the people conducting that search are having to contend with age-old politics. >>> lebanon is home to more than 3 million syrian refugees. one of the biggest problems is getting legal documentation. especially for newborn babies. we have this report. >> r

the young palestinians killed during clashes with israeli troops amid a massive door to door manhunt for three jewish teenagers kidnapped in the west bank. kevin oh in this is r.t. international obviously the top story the gas story we're going to come to in just a second but we're going to start off with pictures we just received at this hour of another attempt to attack a russian diplomatic compound in ukraine this time in the port city of odessa it all seem to have begun as a peaceful rally the at the russian consulate building there despite the screaming of anti russian slogans i'm quite sure you can hear the sound the mother not these pictures when this comes through that quickly changed to calls to rip through police cordons around the compound and ted down the russian flag you can see master and would use their attacking security personnel over the police. did manage to stop the raging north they've even arrested a group of protest is. carrying explosives and got some photos here now these are photos of the improvised devices posted online by ukraine's interior ministry the vi

what can we do to the palestinians to punish them? i don't think so it will happen. >> already talked about punitive measures, what measures could they take, do you think? >> well obviously the one card that the united states has and the europeans have, are economic development and support for the palestinian authority. but we're in a bad spot if we end financial support for palestinian authority and if israel continues the withhold funds then palestinian authority will collapse and israel will have to take control of the west bank totally and it doesn't want to do that. so we're in a very bad spot and we know it. ing secretary of state says they're going to have to wait and see about the national unity government. frank hi the u.s. is very skeptical that this is a terrorist government as israel has called it. it is not a terrorist government. this is a technocratic government. >> looking ahead what obstacles may come up bearing in mind we've got palestinian elections due to be held next year? >> well, i think that the palestinians fa

and a young palestinian is killed during clashes with israeli troops amid a massive door to door manhunt for three jewish teenagers kidnapped in the west bank. good evening to you this is r.t. international well live from moscow has just come cost seven pm here are you with me to say. we start off with another attempt to attack a russian diplomatic compound in ukraine this time in the park city of odessa you can see here crowds of demonstrators trying to get through to the russian consulate building now they've been stopped by police there also mosques and hooted people in the crowds of the mobs have been chanting anti russian slogans and calling for the russian flag to be torn down at least have arrested a group of protesters who were carrying explosives this comes just days after the russian embassy in egypt was vandalized. russia's gas problem has stopped a guest surprise to you crane after a killer failed to pay a part of its huge debt by the final deadline artist marina kosovar reports from outside the guest joins headquarters in moscow. well we've actually heard from the c.e.o. of

it will now be bared to the palestinian authority is. the challenge will be for hamas and fatah to bring their two organizations together. organizations that have been operating independently. delegates say they are optimistic. >> with just one office in charge, one government and one minister for gaza and the west bank that will take care of everything. >> people here in gaza especially need a physical sense on the ground that things are really changing. otherwise, this will lead to disappointment. >> so far, the only concrete plans are for 3000 police officers to be integrated into the security apparatus at gaza. the two separate security forces will otherwise continue side-by-side in so long overdue elections can be held. they are not expected for another six months. >> let's cross over to our correspondent, tonya cramer, who joins us from gaza city. first off, we are hearing the u.s. says it will be working with the new palestinian government now. that is quite a turnaround, especially as washington considers hamas, like israel, a te

palestinian campaign damascus yarmouk camp and we are in touch with the palestinian side. is patrolled by the army as well so we think we don't have the mission from the army between just want to tell them guys go there with palestinians anyway so maybe even to join us do you have his number called in the media could you please check that it allo. allo get osama is that. money and money is money. i was using a little bit of a quantum but i'm a nominal. you know who'll. focalin of course i mean of this one you wish you would if you had a monk with a good idea but he stinson it down. because that on the one little white sinister book took me. from all that only years and what's as we're going to trust me with you guys i will say i mean to start a new plan which i had to live for us who can go at it. we're going to call us back . let's hope he's not in damascus generals not in damascus he was like cool colonel i was like he's out of coverage. is like i'm going to ask him to call you back he told me just don't go without the army was like wait for the army. so we'll wait but i

that they don't think this is a good thing for the palestinians, and that the palestinian security forces are cooperating with the israelis to bring back the teenagers to find out what happened to them. hamas have not come out and criticised fatah for that. they have made statements saying that anybody who opposes what they call the resistance are arming palestinians themselves. so far the mud slinging has not been intensified. they are not falling out or name calling one another between fatah and hamas. clearly there'll be tensions. >> jane ferguson reporting from ramallah. >>> 31 bodies have been removed from a mass grave in a mexican state of vela cruz. investigators made the discovery on a ranch. the state has been at the center of years of a drug cartel and violence and attacks on migrants. adam raney reports. >> reporter: the scene where dozens of bodies were upearthed, several graves found on this ranch in the state, frepzic investigators say it appears some of the victims died, it's not clear whether the victims were migrants on the way to the u.s. some of the bodies show signs of

real cooperation between the security forces from israel and the palestinian authority. t is clear both israel are enemies of hamas in gaza and other places. so the big question is whoever feels united the national union of the government or whoever reality will be faced. reality simply is that no piece -- peace can be reached with hamas included. >> ok. thank you very much for sharing your views with us. now let's move on to other world news. world and regional powers are digesting news that the al qaeda linter group isis emboldened enough. they took over huge parts of territory and say they are now called the islamic state. they say their leader is now the leader of muslims everywhere. >> they are not isis anymore. the jihaddist organization fighting in syria and iraq has rebranded as the islamic state. they are announcing itself and declaring statehood in an audio recording posted online. >> the islamic state has decided to announce the creation of an slamic state >> as the direct successor of the prophet muhammad he is technically the chief of all muslims. it says it

the palestinians are edge ergetic. think they can create a successful state but they have to get it. it means making concessions. it means accepting less than what you want. the same is true of the israelis. they will have to make concessions. otisisi side, the argument against what i have said made directly to me by israeli officials is that it won't work because the palestinians may fail as a state. the palestinian authority may collapse. hamas may take off and we have a mortal threat right on our border and there is -- that is a valid argument. argument. argument. the problem is, as i argue, that is more likely to occur in the absence of an agreement than if you get an agreement. the collapse of the palestinian authority is not only likely. it's probably inevitable if they don't at some point in time reach an agreement because what -- what president abbas has courageously said is that i don't believe violence is the way. i believe it's go the to be peaceful, non-violent, negotiation. but sooner or later if you try t

the israeli military and the palestinian police as well.sarily cooperation in terms of working together but they are in contact with one another and they are sharing information. fredricka? >> ben wedeman, thank you so much. keep us posted. we'll have more on this story straight ahead. i'll speak with the former israeli ambassador to the united states michael orrin. we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. become the next business to discover the new new york. [ male announcer ] see if your business qualifies. check for more! well, i guess i can double check... my watch! [ male announcer ] it pays to double check, with state farm. and you want to get an mba.

and we are in touch with the palestinian side to this patrolled by the army as well. so you think we don't have the mission from the army between just want to tell them guys go there with palestinians anyway so maybe even to join us do you have his number called and i mean. could you please check that it allo. allo get osama is that. money and money as when it. was us middle but i'm not nominal. you know who'll. i mean of this one you wish you would if. you had a monk with a good idea. of what that on the one little white sinister book took out of me. from all that only years and what's as we're going to trust me with you guys i would you also need to start the new plan which i had to live for us who can go at it. we're going to call us back. let's hope he's not in damascus generals not in damascus he was like cool colonel i was like he's out of coverage he was like i'm going to ask him to call you back he told me just don't go without the army was looking for the army. so we'll wait but i'm sure they're going to call me sure that show. was in russian. but i'm in a tr

and again pointing the blame on the palestinians first of all we don't really know the hamas i don't as far as i know nobody's taking responsibility for this. but pointing to the victims pointing to the palestinians as responsible for what takes place in the west bank is absolutely a lie and it's a very cynical way of approaching this issue the direct responsibility for what happened to these boys and what happens to thousands of palestinians on a regular basis for years now the birth is this is on the state of israel is on the israeli government an israeli military force pilot israeli writer and peace activist with us on the line from washington thanks so much for your comments tonight in the now i want to keep the conversation going get some more thoughts on this spokesperson for americans for peace now already near and joins us now live from washington as well thanks for being with us again this has clearly escalate into something more than just a search operation what's your take. without a doubt what we're seeing here is is the mushroom of an incident that could have been just t

two palestinians have been called in an israeli air strike on gaza. they were killed when a car they were traveling in was hit on a coastal road. a third person was injured. israel says the men were involved in firing rockets in to israel in the past weeks. >>> the u.s. president wants to give syrian rib rebels. $500 million for equipment. president obama has asked for the funding. the u.s. has already given more than 218 million in nonoathal aid to syria's opposition. >>> e.u. leaders have nominated the former prime minister of luxembourg as president of the european commission. all but two members voted for him. he centered right last month. it came from strong opposition from david cameron. >> reporter: the council vote today nominate jean claude, britain and hungary opposed. we must accept the result. and britain will now work with the commission president. always do to secure our national interest. but let me be absolutely clear. this is a bad day for europe. it risks undermining the position of national governments, it risks undermining the powe

are we going to have terrorists infiltrating palestinian security services?tax moneys we collect for the palestinians? do those get transferred? to whom are they transferred? there's a lot of problems. what we were hoping for in first day is a strong statement that a palestinian unity government backed by an unreformed terror organization is a big mistake. >> wouldn't you be cutting off your nose to spite your face to cut off security operation? what would be the point of that? >> i didn't say we were going to cut off security operation, but this unity government poses a whole series of questions. the security cabinet in israel empowered the prime minister to make his judgments in the days and weeks ahead. that's something we'll have to take under advisement. 25 years ago when the peace process began or 20 years ago when the peace process began. there was a certain standard for what would make something legitimate. they had to abandon the right to terrorism and hamas did none of those things. they are committed to israel's dees instruction and will not abando

we deposit into or working there prefer to work in a companies that are owned by palestinians of course. that's about the choice thank you so much film's producer of the factory peter so what nic live with us in the now tonight from los angeles well taxi drivers have brought major european cities to offer holt's because of an increasingly popular smartphone app which they say puts their jobs at risk or she's probably boyko goes to see what london cabbies think about the tech takeover. it's a species that she rode the british capital for well over a century but is london's iconic black cabs about to become extinct says another beast encroaching on the taxis tough a smartphone app called. well the up works by tracking your location and showing you the nearest cars available so i'm just back to newbury my drive. once i arrived at my destination the app will tell me how much i owe and it will be charged straight to my bank card thought london taxi drivers say it's in legal for any vehicle other than a license taxi to be fitted with a meter that can calculate your fat is wrong in the next on

palestinian security forces were forced to fire in the air to disperse the crowd. the body was found on a roof top. it's not clear who killed it. what is clear is that tensions are growing across the occupied west bank. they are fully cooperating with the israelis in the hunt for the missing teenagers. that is causing tensions across the west bank. >>> a funding dispute is threatening the future of u.n. peacekeeping occupation. if diplomats fail to strike a deal, there won't be a budget. james bays reports. >>> the u.n. has peacekeepers in 16 missions around the world. they are authorised strength is reaching a record high, over 100,000 troops and police in u.n. blue helmets. there's a funding crisis. diplomats can't grey on a budget. if there's not a deal by the end of the month, peacekeepers in all the missions will have no money and will not be able to operate. most of the u.n. troops come from the developing world. these are from rwanda. the main funding by we were nations. this is a row pitching the world's richest countries against some of the poorest on eart

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from palestinian controlled territory. >> netanyahu's statements are stupid. they are meant as part of a secret service war. israel is fully responsible for the escalation against our people and against the p palestinian leadership including the large-scale detention as and arrest of hamas members in the occupied west bank. >> abdullah abdullah, joining us live from ramallah. the israeli prime minister seams absolutely certain, doesn't he, that the members of hamas have got something to do with the kidnapping of these three young men? >> i don't think that he has any credibility for the statement he made. if he knows for sure that hamas did that, then let them go and get these israeli soldiers. but to accuse hamas and to carry out collective punishment, arresting all people, members of parliament, elderly women, young people, it's only at this demonstration of the failure of the israeli security as well as the israel intelligence of knowing of how -- the whereabouts of these three soldiers. no one for sure can tell what this -- >> mr. abdullah. >> yes. >> tell

jewish or palestinians. is what. i think the kidnappers committed but the government official should outdoes the government the government to fizzle should try to. find of course the kids who were kidnapped but should not talk palestinian civilians and way most important the government officials should go back to negotiate with the palestinians but not only negotiate they have to accept the idea of two state solution. at the basic of sixty seven borders both of those between the two states of the nations. yesterday we spoke to an idea for a spokesman who told us that they know hamas is behind the abductions but he also failed to explain why or how why do you think that israel is unwilling to make the evidence public in order to support their claims that hamas is behind this. i don't know i don't know if they have all been says i don't know if it is hamas. actually i don't think that these it's important i can guess that they were kidnapped by palestinians even don't tar evidence is for blood but you know there were.

. >> some say the last round of arrests are meant to create divisions in the newly formed palestinian unity government. we are in the gaza strip where border tensions are growing. >> there are children news parents like the majority of people in gaza say hamas represents the future of palestine. the movement that forms part of the palestinian government which israel is out to destroy. >> this march, the youth here was organized by hamas, a show of unity for the hamas members arrested in the occupied west bank. there are politicians here that say that unless the international community does more, then the future of the unity government is in serious jeopardy. >> israeli's sweeping arrests is part of its search for three israeli teenagers, and ever annoyed members of that unity government. they seem powerless to do anything about it. >> to be honest, i don't know what their are. we are a unity government from the whole palestinian people, we just came in this position to serve our people in that period of time like six months and after that, i hope there can be election. >> he has conde

hamas and the palestinian authorities signed a reconciliation agreement in april.ty government has promised to hold a national election within six months. but the rising pressure is threatening not only unity, but the prospect of that ever happening. al jazerra. >>> now to libya where there has been a pour turn out in the parliament the election. fewer than half of registered voters actual a turned out to cast their ballots on wednesday. the country is trying to elect a unity government. it's an attempt to end the political turmoil and violence that followed the overthrow of muammar qaddafi in 2011. well, wednesday's vote was further marred by the murder of a prominent libyan human rights activist in the east of the country in benghazi. attackers broke in to her home. she was one of the founding members of libya's national transitional council. we can go live to washington, d.c. and speak to melanie who is from vital voices and works with women leaders around the world. clearly this woman was amazing. she was a vital voice. you awarded her your top prize, didn't yo

the palestinian government denied it has a part to play and highlighted the wider conflict. a government spokesman said why is this the fault of the palestinian authority , we have nothing to do with the issue: >>> this is the first serious incident to test relations between israel and the palestinian unity government, including hamas. a speedy release of the teenagers may prevent possible crisis from escalating. >>> the trial of three al jazeera journalists accused of supporting the outlawed muslim brotherhood is due to resume on monday. they have been held in prison for 169 days. the egyptian prosecutors demanded the maximum penalty. they want seven years in jam for peter greste, and 15 for mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed. al jazeera rejects the charges and continues to demand the journalist release. al jazeera arabic imprisoned in egypt, abdullah al-shami, had his detention extended by another 45 days. he's had been held without charge since august. and has been on strike for more than four month. he insists he will not break his fast. lawyers requested his release

we have accepted palestinian on 22% of the historic palestinian, accepted the existence of the statef israel on 78% of our own homeland, and we've done that in order to achieve peace, in order to live side by side as equals, neighbors, not where you have one party, one nation under in a state of captivity by another country, israel to is given preferential treatment and acts as if it is above the law and we are entirely deprived of our rights. i think that is peace once they raise the disparity and the international law must reveil and the fact that that should be the future of good relations and peace rather than one of occupation, control, intimidation, expulsion and threats. the onus is on israel, and israeli alice, particularly the u.s. and congress that meddles in foreign policy to understand that without recognition of palestinian rights, without ending this lethal situation of control, without having a just solution to the palestinian question, there will never be stability in the whole region and american standing and interests will also be affected by israeli interests. even