. >> a key area of conflict continues between israel and the palestinian authority and the debate over statehood for palestinians. i've been to israel and i visited palestinian friends, and i've made friends on both sides. and i've seen the situation in palestine behind the wall. it's -- it's very sad. >> you're right. it's very sad. it makes a lot of israelis sad, but the only reason why we built it was violence and terrorism. we hope that we'll be able to reach a moment where there is security and we can advance peace and those barriers can come down. >> president trump has already met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas is also invited to the white house. >> i'm very hopeful, and this is what i'm looking forward to. i'm looking forward to having leadership that will pursue peace, will pursue understanding, and people who will support them. >> we are going to build the wall! it will be a real wall! >> the honorable gemi josé gonzález lópez is consul general of the mexican consulate in san francisco. >> we should be working to

of two thousand and five without negotiating this is why any withdrawal from gaza with the palestinian authority which was the address for the palestinian people and. romney the longer in the third israeli intention. well that doesn't it should not exempting the palestinians from golan. without that it would not doubt it would would this is weighed into this but let me let me also let me also add. it is our running right into our money money is now thank you thank you put an end to that but it's is when thank you very much thank you my mother was. muddled i really appreciate your sound thank you but unfortunately we're running out of time for the show. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website c.n.n. dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for was last a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. incisively from the hash and i had a vote on the whole team here by phone now. seven million lies in this hall each one a story. the monster the. witness documentaries told you how i. se

the violence in gaza today in response of the palestinian president, the prospects for the palestinian authoritynew ties with the trump administration, which they severed after the announcement of this decision, i think is very unlikely. there's a really big risk now between the palestinians and the trump and menstruation and that -- administration and that makes it difficult to promote a successful peace plan. shery: we have seen israeli forces step up their attacks within syria. how does that embolden the israeli administration and change dynamics for the region? dov: it goes to underline how volatile a situation this is. on the one hand, there is violence escalating between israel and potentially hamas leading to a renewed escalation of hostility there. the situation the west bank is fragile. there's a real prospect for developing potential war between israel and iran and syria today. there's multiple fronts for potential for violence and they are connected in some ways. the forces of the groups that want to generate instability in the region such as iran and hamas obviously have an interest

when i started coming here and it has been getting steadily worse the the crackdown by the palestinian authority on hamas trying to squeeze hamas by placing restrictions on payments and on electricity and so on that's been having severe effects on people who've been forced out of homes forced to live with relatives sometimes forced onto the street and what you hear from people is is this feeling that all of their leaders you know hamas palestinian authority and indeed of course israel on the other side of the of the blockade treating them with with that with cynicism and they've lost faith and they just want some kind of change some kind of a tent to live in dignity and that's what a lot of them say that the protests over the last couple of months have been about . what's going on behind that not. and actually i just want to talk about that. the great event of march and that we should all remember that all the mushers with an arm and went to basically a marsh foot to return to their cupid territories and then to forty eight but isn't a patient and a sponsor said them and and many casualties of t

would rather remain under israeli sovereignty and become citizens of israel than live under palestinian authority rule and it's interesting because in one thousand sixty seven when israel recaptured or took control of east jerusalem and of the holy sites it offered every palestinian or every arab resident at the time to be system citizenship now they collectively said no but at the end of the day those citizens of those residents of east jerusalem benefit from all the benefits that you get from living in israel and they said to me very clearly i've heard it with my own ears that they would rather remain under israeli sovereignty and be part of the palestinian authority is finally i don't know what you thought of the media coverage of what's been happening near that buffer zone between the armistice line but britain's nato ally turkey has compared jews to nazis and their treatment of palestinians indicative of what you've been hearing from so many sides of the international community in the past few weeks i mean first of all i would say that you know any comparison of of the israel palestinian con

israeli military and defense officials repeatedly praised the cooperation with the palestinian authoritytinues to this day. what is happening in gaza to spread to the palestinians in the west bank, israel would face a much more dangerous and difficult circumstance with a much larger group who are well armed and close to the heart of israel. and one of the problems president has is that he is increasingly seen by the palestinian people as an enforcer of the israeli occupation as opposed to a leader seeking independence. so it's very much in israel's interest to show as much restraint as possible to prevent this from spreading to all of the palestinians. >> right. which creates a bigger threat and you have hamas saying this march of return is the beginning of the end of the existence of israel which when your enemy says he wants to destroy you, israelis tend to take very seriously. >> but just keep in mind, that's hamas's position. that's not the position of palestinian authority which recognizes israel, opposes the use of violence against israel and has agreed to abide by all previous tre

hamas hates the palestinian authority.aza. >> they're cutting off the electricity. >> and they're kiti cutting off it's palestinians cutting off -- first of all, i don't know if the united states can do anything now. but what should israel do to stop this squabble, deadly squabble, between the palestinian authority and hamas? >> israel, i think has a moral responsibility. if israel wants to be a moral beacon for the world where jews return to the promised land. a beacon to not only the middle east but the highest standard for everyone else, what you have to do is end the occupation. there's been an occupation ongoing people are suffering. 2 million people in gaza. 3 million in west bank. what you saw in the headline, the first clip, if you go in, it's the heart, the darkness of occupation. >> let's say there's a president that wants to be even-handed. >> that would be nice. >> who do you talk to? do you talk to the palestinian authority that hates hamas? or do you talk to hamas who won't even recognize israel's right to ex

we can only do this in coordination with israel, with the palestinian authority and with egypt. but before all of that the senseless violence needs to stop. mr. president, yesterday its estimated 35,000 people participated in demonstrations in gods and hundreds in the west bank. all part of the great march of return as well as the process to the relocation of use embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. although hotels were reported, limited clashes took place between demonstrators and israeli security forces at several checkpoints. the situation deteriorated throughout the day. particularly along the perimeter fence. according to various reports at least 60 people were killed, including six children and more than 1300 reportedly injured by light ammunition and rubber bullets. one israeli soldier was would wd taken to hospital for treatment. since the beginning of the process on march 30, over 100 people have been killed including 13 children. over half yesterday alone. this constituted the bloody state in gaza with the highest death and injury toll since the conflict of 2014. hamas

the palestinian authority has cut off contact with the trump administration. it's going to be very hard to get going again. >> terry, thank you. >>> the growing fear at this hour concerning over the volcano in hawaii. all spewing hot lava and gases. the lava mixing with ground water. look at these pictures. that combination could lead to a lethal exposure. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight on hawaii's big island, the fear growing, along with the fissures. at least four cracks opening up since saturday. jets of steam blasting spatter as high as 500 feet in the air. steam rising from the streets the molten rock eruptions sounding like a jet turbine. today we boarded this he'licoptr to get an up close view. all the vegetation to the left has been killed because of the gases. much of the lava flowing out of these fissures comes from the pu'u o'o crater, its floor collapsing two weeks ago. >> its not like it's a hurricane where you can say, "hey, in three days it'll be here and go. this is like a slow motion train wreck. >> reporter: this drone showing what'

recognize that we have a right to return. >> finally i want to ask you about in terms of the palestinian authorityhmoud abbas in power for a long time. a lot of internal divisions among the palestinian people. what is it going to take to see unity among palestinian political faxes between hamas and rival fattah. >> i'm first person who says i wish we had unity yesterday and not tomorrow. i think the big issue is that they need to start developing a strategy to actually end the occupation rather than focusing on who is in control. >> all right. diana buttu. thank you so much for your time. i know it's late in israel. >> my pleasure. >> back to new york for a look at what's coming up. >> coming up, everybody. rudy giuliani says the president knew nothing about michael cohen's pay-to-play pitch, but then he also said the president intervened in the at&t merger contradicting earlier statements that he didn't. is giuliani making matters worse for the white house? plus, one year later how the president's personal lawyer plans to mark the anniversary of the start of bob mueller's russia vision. (vo) why

palestinian authorities saying more than 50 people have been killed and 2,700 injured. previous presidents called jerusalem israel's capital, but did not move the embassy amid concerns it would hurt middle east peace. tonight the clashes already. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran with picks from jerusalem. >> reporter: it was ivanka trump who did the honors in jerusalem today. the curtain came down, formally opening the embassy and the first daughter took the mike. >> we welcome you officially and for the first time to the embassy of the unites states here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. thank you. >> reporter: at that same moment on the gaza border an awful scene unfolding. tens of thousands of palestinians, some waving their flags, the flags of a people without a country, a human tide of protest against the u.s. embassy opening. jerusalem, claimed by both palestinians and israelis as their capital, one of the most emotional issues in the long conflict. israeli security forces first fired tear gas into the crowd and dropped it from drones, then they op

certainly the palestinian authority had called for a general strike and certainly given the fact thattions were running to high with the embassy opening in juerusalem today. this is the front lines where the clash has been taking place. you can see the remnants of where these clashes were taking place. the palestinians were burning tires, they were trying to create barricades here for these israeli soldiers who at the very end of this road at the top of this hill, they have been launching drone into the sky that have been dropping tear gas from the sky, and they also have been firing rubber bullets in fact some we have seen were injured earlier. the protesters here are here to celebrate catastrophe day and it commemorates the 70 years of their struggle for inspection and it also marks the mass exodus of palestinians who were living here at the time of israel's creation and who were forced into neighboring countries. for them it's a very symbolic day, and it's one of the reasons why they say that the opening of the embassy yesterday was poorly timed because of these protests that are g

moving of the embassy on the contour of the saudi arabia and egypt are trying to persuade the palestinian authority to wait and give stein a for future negotiation so i think the holy palestinian response is exaggerated as i told you a hamas the main motivation of hamas for these demonstrations is concerning the israeli siege these really siege for eleven years on gaza strip and not the moving of the embassy to jerusalem mr monaghan use that there is not if one has a right to contain these protests and to protect its borders we've seen the crowds of protesters as you have and everybody has there's people of all ages i believe in children in those crowds do you condone the use of live ammunition against those protesters. of course we condone but you also have to condemn the the use of children women and older people as human shields this is what hamas is doing is sending them to the to the border close to the border in order to get short and using them as a human shield this have been done also in previous. military confrontations with hamas they're using the civilians as human shields and of course

the palestinian authority at the time said please don't do it because we know hamas will win.erica's head. they pushed the two sides into an ill-advised election. now you have this political break down that the israelis are able to say we have no -- look at hamas in gaza. who facilitated that? the other main issue is if not with the head of the palestinian authority then who will you have a diplomatic agreement and negotiation with? he is the only member, he and his group are the only members of the palestinians who believe in a diplomatic sellme iic sett this is going to be very tough going forward. >> thank you both. stay with us. we have a lot more ahead as we await to hear from the president. he will deliver on one of his signature campaign promises. new twist in trade battle with china. the president vows to help save chinese jobs, a surprise from the america first president. and lava and gas shooting into the air in hawaii. officials warning of possible explosive eruption. we are there, as well. stay with us. ♪ heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bite

being shot by live ammunition on the gaza it's really border protests also happening in the palestinian authority its capital ramallah and also in jerusalem of course where the move of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv is happening right now the sort of money on going a lot to hopping let's try to get some answers to some of our questions about it move to political sciences professor. saida from alice our university in gaza thank you for coming on the program i know on rest it was always expected wasn't it with today's embassy move but tell us what are the wider consequences how is this going to affect for instance america's influence on the region. what let me said that what is happening today is a message of on going from the palestinian masses all over the girls to the west bank and east jerusalem. this america of a commission of jerusalem as the capital of as when is not accepted by the palestinians on also the it occasional of u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is that he said therefore the palestinians in minding them of their fist not by some seventy years ago now what are the consequenc

does the white house have any plans to meet with the palestinian authority? >> there are no changes at this point but if something changes,

if anyone thinks the palestinian authority and mahmoud abbas has control over gaza.is hamas' doing and all their trouble with electricity and water and education. kennedy: it's a rough place to live. it's not surprising this brand of terror pro live rates there. the president said he have much wants to see peace between israelis and palestinians. does moving the american embassy to jerusalem put a roadblock in the peace process? >> absolutely not. jerusalem is the capital of israel. it's just the right thing. it is the capital of israel. i have spoken with him and met with him. he wants to be as helpful as possible. it needs to be negotiated on the ground. one of the challenges you face, it's not just two parties. because if the palestinian authority were to sign a document in good faith and agree, the reality is their ranges are filled with the likes of hamas. so who is israel negotiating with? kennedy: does that mean we'll never see sneas. >> i think it's difficult for it to happen right now. it doesn't mean at some point in the future -- look at north korea where

for the palestinian and egyptian authorities to facilitate the exit from gaza. president, i would like to salute the bravery of the medical staff who put their own lives at risk, as well as those working for the palestinian red crescent society, who happened to casualties of their own. i don't the death of another health worker yesterday -- note the death of another health worker yesterday. ournalists has been among those injured in yesterday's demonstrations. the dire humanitarian situation in gaza, of which i have reported time and again in this chamber over the past year, has been compounded by the fact that palestinian authority continues to withhold the payments to 20,000 civil service employees in gaza. demonstrators destroyed most of the mainlities at point of entry for goods and materials into the gaza strip. members of my team have conducted an initial assessment of the site. deliveries of fuel and goods will be hindered for weeks ahead to gaza. -- the uniteds nations will work to bring life-saving assistance despite the destructive damage to the crossin

nobel peace prize you know for efforts we document abuses not only by israel but also by the palestinian authority and by how mass this is the first time of course human rights watch that israel has ordered human rights official out of the country who've been working here for nearly three decades i made a fifty plus year occupation characterized by systematic rights abuse and institutional discrimination so the real aim is clear it's to muzzle dissent human rights watch has commented on the situation and says this is not about the director himself but about a shock cooling of the organization's activities in israel but also said that it supports the director and will fight for the decision to be reposed here again says that the portraying him will not stop the organization from reporting on the region . barring me from operating here will not stop our reporting we'll continue to document rights abuses and be vocal about the right situation i'm on the ground but i think it's a very worrying signal guarding where israel is and is going we intend to challenge is decision before an israeli district co

problems have revived concerns about a possible succession battle for the leadership of the palestinian authority. one person has been severely injured by molten rock in hawaii as lava continues to flow from the killer way of all kaino it began erupting more than two weeks ago and has burned dozens of homes and forced thousands of people to flee the why national guard is warning of mandatory evacuations of lava makes any more roads impassable. well turkey is holding an election next month and to shore up his support president richard tired of one has taken his campaign abroad he's been addressing thousands of expatriate turks in boston as capital sara gevo you countries have banned similar rallies due to crackdown on dissent and press freedom. thousands of turks from all over europe arrived in sarajevo ahead of president brigitte ones really some twenty thousand all up as both a news muslim member of the tripartite presidency but cute is it big of which will come down to one the turkish leader appeared unfazed by intelligence claims of an assassination plot against him but security was tight. new

revived anxiety in the region about a potentially better succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . china in the united states have backed off from death threats of a trade war the world's two largest economies say they have agreed to reduce the u.s. trade deficit with china under the deal china's pledge to significantly increase its purchases of u.s. goods and services. an attack on an orthodox church in the russian province of chechnya has left a churchgoer and two police officers dead four armed men raided the church during a service they were killed by security forces chechnya is a mostly muslim region with a history of separatist violence. french film director luc besson was on the investigation for rape according to french radio station europe one woman filed charges with french police alleging the best known drugged and raped her in a paris hotel on thursday night was one of france's best known film directors. and the cannes film festival kicked off over a week ago now the moment the film buffs have been waiting for the awarding of the top prize of course the person door th

on the one hand, mahmoud abbas, the head of the palestinian authority, doesn't want to move into gaza until hamas yields its guns. how is it likely that hamas will do so? how do you square this circle? is there a solution out there? >> i think the solution is reconstruction for the militarization. it's my view, my approach. .. but we need clear understanding they gave up their intention to destroy the state of israel. they changed the paragraphs they have in their charter about our right to exist and they will accept they demands to recognize israel and demilitarization. it's impossible they invest all their money in military, and they complain that the are in difficult economic situation. the hamas military budget has the last year was $260 million. don't invest in health care and education. they invest against israel. >> demilitarization for reconstruction. >> yep, only one approach. >> let me turn to the west bank. as minister of defense you're responsible for the west bank. there is no publicly active peace process at the moment, but yet the west bank is -- >> no peace in process.

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revived anxiety in the region about a potentially bitter succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . and a push to secure an electoral victory at home turkish president. has taken his campaign abroad as he tries to reach out to ex-pat voters in europe ahead of snap elections in turkey next month he spoke to supporters in the bosnian capital theri a vote this comes after several countries in western europe those with large x. factor because communities have banned turkish political rallies ahead of us presidential and parliamentary elections. of turks from all over europe arrived in sarajevo ahead of president. no one's really some twenty thousand all up as bosnia as muslim member of the tribe presidency but cute is it bigger which will come down to one the turkish leader appeared unfazed by intelligence claims of an assassination plot against him but security was tight. news of this has reached me through the national intelligence service such threats will not lead us astray from our path. would it be right for so many people across europe to come here and not be able to see the le

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it is a move that has been condemned by the palestinian authority. at today's opening ceremony, the israeli prime minister benjamin that yahoo! praised the move. -- benjamin netanyahu praised the move. >> it's a great day for israel. it's a great day for america. it's a great day for fantastic partnership, but i believe it's also a great day for peace. mark: palestinian authority it has criticized the action, saying he will "not accept any peace deal imposed by the trump and ministration." officials are warning that russia is actively seeking to undermine their democracies by more traditional means of espionage. berlin, andrew parker, director general of the british a carry service, also noted the continued that proposed -- posed by islamic extremism. >> the significant impact to the shock and disgust of terrorism has been felt right across europe. just two days ago, parasol another brutal attack. -- paris saw another brutal attack. been 2015, there have brutal attacks across european countries. mark: they foiled 12 extremist plots since parliament w

palestinian authority controlling the west bank.ct very under one flag there will never be peace. >> the big question here is two state solution dead? >> it's not dead but definitely not on track. one of the things lindsey graham was saying that is so important is you can't be recognized as a nation, certainly not as the united nations and our country can do it unless you have an entity in the case of the palestinian authority that's completely at peace with its neighbors. you do not have that is lindsey graham pointed out. in god's eye you have the leadership that is all about destroying the state of israel. so we are in a place in which the israelis certainly want to keep on moving on with their lives and the president of course recognized the need to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. gerri: let's give it to iran for just a second. josh bolten say the u.s. sanctions on european -- john bolton saying the u.s. will impose sanctions on european companies that their government does and t. johnston and then start dealing wi

ected palestinian leadership of the authority, say that you do not consider the u.s. any longer an honest broker, mediator and broken with the united states since the december declaration of the embassy, what happens next? what do do you? what is your negotiating stance today? what do you do in the view of this reality that's on the ground? >> i don't think we broke united states. it's the united states that broke with us. it doesn't -- it's not important to negotiate about that. let's talk about the future. the possibility of having a peace process is related to creating an international forum that is not by us to one side. today the united states is completely biased to israel. when i listen to mr. greenblatt or mr. friedman, they look like they -- they sound like they are the spokesperson for the israeli government, not for the united states. what we need is a decent mediator. that means an international forum and the process has to be based on international law. and u.n. resolution, security council resolutions, general assembliey s rresolution. it should be based

there's a lot of anger directed toward the palestinian authority for their ongoing security cooperation with israel that's still very much in place despite the rhetoric coming out of the palestinian authority condemning israel for the violence in gaza and also criticizing the united states for its decision to move the embassy to jerusalem. >> i want to focus on nikki haley's speech. yesterday we heard the u.n. human rights spokesperson was critical of israel's show of force. but nikki haley spoke and sort of continued this narrative that really hamas is to blame. take a look. >> make no mistake. hamas is pleased with the results from yesterday. those who suggest that the gaza violence has anything to do with the location of the american embassy are sorely mistaken. rather the violence comes from those who reject the existence of the state of israel in any location. >> bobby, is she right? how much of this is hamas? >> that doesn't change the fact on the ground. this didn't happen last year or two years ago today. this happens this year today, and it is all about the timing of the move o

>> there just providing humanitarian aid but they use the textbooks of the palestinian authority and textbooks glorify martyrdom, encourage violence takeover of israel by the right of return, glorifies terrorism and does all the wrong things the poison the mind of the children that are now so anti-israel and anti-jewish. >> i want to read what we got from -- garrett had some information from the spokesman saying this. is a neutral un humanitarian agency we are committed to promoting nonviolence and the highest standards of neutrality. our consummation of all forms of racism including anti-semitism is a matter of public record. is that good enough for you? >> no. we need to do research, congressional investigations. there was an obama era reports that was done in the number of refugees, classified by the state department and not released to congress yet, there are things we need to get to the bottom of that are not being told to us. shannon: i mentioned the top palestinian negotiator. his niece who is here, george mason, i think, correct me if i'm wrong, she wrote a piece on the sayin

or goes to the palestinian authority for peaceful economic development and related activities shouldre and simple. david: would that get bipartisan support? >> it would and it should. david: lena, do you think that would get bipartisan support, both republicans and democrats, and if so, let's do it, right? >> i have had the opportunity to meet taylor swift's parents. i met them at the republican coalition jewish gathering in las vegas. what this man's family had to go through, no family in this country should ever have to face. we stand with our united states armed forces and our friends around the world who are fighting to protect american freedom and american democracy. that is what president trump promised to do and that is what i will do as future member of congress. david: we would love to have you talk about it a little more. it is very important. people's lives are at stake. because of all the breaking news, we have to end it there. doug, lena, appreciate it. >> thank you. david: melissa: a taxpayer-funded dorm? a democratic congressman wants to make housing a little more affo

and trying to offer a path to mahmoud abbas, the head of palestinian authority, to come back to peace talks, but he said you have to have east jerusalem on the table. senior administration official i spoke to said the status of east jerusalem still could be part of future talks but president donald trump hasn't articulated that, so from abbas' point of view, he's got to hear some outreach to him, some sort of concession and i don't see the israeli prime minister or the american president offering the kind of concession that would enable him to go back to his people and say, i'm not selling you out, i'm fighting for your cause. >> all that has been said by this administration is jerusalem is the capital, you know. recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel, no talk about what would happen to east jerusalem. bottom line on this, negotiations, talks? is it any chance they restart at least in the coming months? >> it is going to be tough. i think throughout this year what you see is frustrated statements from the palestinians and not much room to maneuver. >> and lives hang in the bal

the palestinian authority says it will launch a war crime case against israel. italy's populist party is struggling to nail down the final details of their plan to form the next government and tensions are mounting. president, with the a few more hours has been asked to complete a deal. implications suggested could take longer than that. msci has released a list of 234 chinese a-shares to be added to benchmark from next month. indexci emerging markets three of theature chinese markets, putting passive second biggest equity markets, but the move full-featured low weighting. global news on air, 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg. >> checking in on the markets in asia, a stronger dollar b have seen in treasuries. -- dollar seen in treasuries. japanese banks are doing ok. the nikkei only down by a 10th of 1%. weakness coming through hong kong. we have a look at the vietnam sci up byex, the p 1.5%. vietnam had its rating upgraded, within outlook