me of you know it's a palestinian poll for all military occupation palestinians live under a brutal military occupation i don't think so you say so to home demolitions that layer opinion but in a day or so it's not i'm not saying so this you know this i am palestinian and i you don't get the separate me from them and this is the opinion of every human rights organization that has ever ever observed or covered the situation in that part of the world this is how things are so much a claim those polled automatically and why palestinian so there was there are hundreds of palestinians hundred. palestinian children who languish in israeli jails without charge or trial one on one planet is any palestinian going to say that they you know that israel that they're rating israel number one is that why they launched a resistance and a popular uprising is that why they're marching every friday against the wall is that why human rights workers from all over the world gather to support palestinians is that why nelson mandela said you know we will never. see him brothers are free the whole world is

you're making a palestinian. to go to michael michael was also really good there are many mean let's go to michael in tel aviv was also just really a mandate to create settlements not a peace process. think the intention of also was to let's not forget that all slow was it was a temporary process it was a process itself. the division of areas a b. and c. was a temporary situation until the future borders could be negotiated. what it resulted in is as not benefit the palestinians definitely. with the exception of the second intifada that came following the also accords it has created a relatively comfortable status quo for israel where settlement growth has continued that is true. making it more difficult to move beyond the process that was only supposed to last for a few years and it's now eighteen years old ok to my do you have any sympathy for the palestinian people at all. even your tone and your question is unfortunately you know like i don't answer the issue of the people or the bell where there's problems a

we're witnessing a palestinian media watch and the hope to bring about peace with the palestinians. he's terrible stand there be a p i have tremendous sympathy and all i want i would love. let me tell you something when i quoted you before is the reason why there's no peace the palestinian use and the palestinian to build a being bombarded with such poison and such hatred there never would have been and it defied had there not been poisoning from one thousand nine hundred four through the year two thousand that we were observing and that we were screaming about and we were warning about it because as i said polls showed at the beginning of the oslo accords that palestinians admired israelis and democracy human rights that was a population we could have slipped into a peace treaty with if not for all the poison coming from the palestinian leadership who came from tunisia as you know this was not the local population we signed oslo with who very much wanted to live in israel in peace this was a foreign population yasser arafat they poison the people they started into further they crea

hundred sixty one thousand nine but the most important palestinian posters here is palestinians to rate for places in the world in democracy and human rights and in those early years after the beginning of the oslo accords from one thousand nine hundred six to nine hundred ninety nine before all the palestinian hate education came through four years in a row palestinians gave israel the best rating in the world in democracy and human rights better than the united states better than france and far better than the palestinian authority the palestinian people when they were under is really administration admired with anal retentive and gather time good neighbor susan jump and exactly exactly go ahead tell you this is a way to mind they were always imagine that when a birth intifada they rated israel better than the palestinian authority except the palestinian authority that actually exists at that time that's. saying in nineteen years these hard life i mean after the palestinian authority live under. you know it's a holiday in poll for all military occupation palestinians live under a brut

the palestinians. we don't hear much from them. you are about to after this. >> is there one voice in palestinian society? >> the israelis always say (indiscernible). today probably 90 percent of the palestinians cannot think of a better leader to negotiate peace agreements than the president. i stepped on the machine, and it showed me the pressure points on my feet and exactly where i needed more support. then, i got my number. my tired, achy feet affected my whole life. until i found my number. i tried the free dr. scholl's foot mapping center. in two minutes, i got my foot map and custom number. i'm a 440. that matched up to the dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support and cushioning i need. i am a believer. i'm a believer! i'm a believer. go to drscholls.com to find your closest walmart with a foot mapping center. >>> live from america's news headquarters, syria's president accusing the u.s. of fueling the violence in the country and saying he won't step down in the face of i

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what is life like for the palestinians?to find out. >> this word of being created to suit palestinians. >> he runs a five star hotel in gaza city a far cry from refugee camps, rampant poverty and unemployment that has plagued the 1.5 million crammed in the 140 mile strip of land cut off by a 7-year-old israeli blockade. >> we are in the hotel that you are running in the middle of gaza. a sharp contrast to the rest of the community that we saw here. why in gaza? >> whatever you see and hear on television does not in fact reflect the real situation in here. >> a boom of sorts is happening in gaza. not from palestinian rockets or israeli bombs. >> you walk around gaza. you find more than 300 are being built. >> palestinians investors have taken it upon themselves to rebuild the economy provide jobs and hope to the populus otherwise cut off. >> i do not see that we are making money, but we are inassisting to keep people working assisting palestinians. >> battles raged between militants and israeli troops since the force gave pa

-- israeli-palestinians? thank you. >> on the program, i'm the only palestinian-israeli. four of my friends are palestinians. one from gaza and the west are from the west bank. so the focus of the program is not only on israelis and palestinians who live inside the state of israel. but rather it focuses on the whole region and the diversity of people here. it's just amazing. about 10 years, you know where i hope to be. >> that is quite a difficult question as i am not completely sure what i would want to be when i grow up. however, i do believe that i would want to make some kind of change. so i think that i will just follow up on the west -- on the best drenk that -- direction that i can do it. if it's opening a new n.g.o. which focuses on bringing young children, meeting together since a young age and meeting together every six months or so, or will it be to work with human rights organizations or with the u.n.? whatever i would feel best at the moment in order to promote peace in our region. >> i would lik

a senior aide to palestinian president abbas >> palestinians and israelis may be in conflict but palestinians and israelis are pele, equal. ch racist statements does not serve those who are trying to protect and save lives in this region. those who are trying to maintain democracy, human rights, women's rights are not served by such statements. >> woodruff: later a romney aide rejected the criticism. she said his comments were so what impact will mitt romney's trip to israel have on jewish voters in the united states? for that we get two views. grossly mischaracterized. the palestinians also complained about romney's statement sunday that jerusalem is the capital of israel. the palestinians claim east jerusalem as thr capital. in washington today, white house spokesman josh earnest said the issue should be left to final status negotiations >> i'd remind you that that's a position that's been held by previous administrations both democratic and republican. so, you know, if mr. romney disagrees with that position he's also disagreeing with the position taken by presidents like bill clinton and

the problem is, the palestinians do not wish to share. with a question of disputed territory. sides have rights. jews have rights, too. if the palestinians wish to have peace, if there were offered -- they were offered three times and rejected three times in the last 12 years, then have to start to live with the reality that the jews are not going away. if they do, they will find israel is willing to withdraw from most of the sediments, whether they consider them legal or not let's not conflate these two issues. peace is possible if they are willing to make peace. it is not possible if they focus on fantasies about throwing out the jews. even the obama administration, which has been the most sympathetic to the most in recent years, understood the sediments are going to stay. that is what the territorial swaps talk was about last year. the focus of elect al-libi that everyone knows is when the state is really an where -- the focus of illegality that everyone knows is going to stay is really, it's just breeds more rejection of peace, which is what we get from the electronic inti

that is a matter whether the palestinians want to cease terror against israel. >> palestinians have a poor record in taking care of christian and jewish holy sites. experts say the unesco move sets a precedent. chris mitchell, cbn news, jerusalem. >> we would like to hear from you about this story. we invite you to post your comments at our cwn facebook page. you can find that evangelical christians marched in brazil. march organized by the reborn in christ church including music and inspirational messages. organizers say the march was the largest event in the world. growing religious sect in bra brazil. >> church leaders are aging and passing on. >> how to keep the revival going? stan tan stan jeter reports. >> from mexico to megachurches, latin america's evangelicals are more active than ever before growing from one percent in 1900 to nearly 17 percent today. many of the leaders behind that growth like well known radio and tv evangelists pablo have passed on. a new generation of leaders is taken over. growth? passing the torch. challenged the administration. >> we all rest in peace.

and israel they want to to both weaken the regime and spread despair among palestinians in order to make them give up fighting for their right to get occupied lands back israel is clearly the only beneficiary here this recent incident has become yet another episode of serious sad reality with palestinians similarly deliberately targeted raising concerns over the fate of a community of more than half a million this is an all syrian affair we're focused on protecting our own camps but this opposition have wanted to drag us down since the beginning but now we can see they use all possible tools how immoral they are it's stupid to think this will succeed we're guests here and nothing can happen the law makers change opposition following the nine hundred forty eight arab israeli war syria embraced thousands of refugees from palestine granting them a full package of civil rights placing them in a far better situation than that faced by palestinians elsewhere but for this the norm we've come here at the time of our families we've gone through revolution in modern court and who is at the helm or

nation that's faced by palestinians elsewhere but for the new york we've come here at the time of our families we've gone through revolution court and who is at the helm our safety is going to by law it's the people here and the system that except us not just the leader or the regime. while the conflict escalates some people fear that stayed out of this could become just too difficult for the. syrian sense palestinians have always been fighting together you cannot separate the two of course if syria needs help who will help no one. war no one supported the fighting the army of course they'll also go fighting but not because they like fighting but because syrians and palestinians are one. we are now in a war against terrorism not a sectarian or ethnic war and we support this war ready to fight against foreigners this is the only one of thirteen palestinian camps in syria the people living here some for more than sixty years already kill themselves yes they say just as a simple our guests impose the rules in someone else's house it's just unacceptable for them to get involved in what th

strip what this means is that palestinians can now leave gaza with the same law applying to palestinians in the west bank and jerusalem this unprecedented move effectively lifts travel restrictions that have been imposed on gazans for the past five years they've been penned into this tiny mediterranean coastal city by a blockade imposed by israel but also assisted by the egyptian authorities egypt's interest was because of its feel for hamas and the spread of islamic militancy but what we've seen now is a change largely in part because of separate meetings that were held in the past few days between the palestinian president mahmoud abbas the new egypt president dr mohamed morsi of the muslim brotherhood as well as the leader of hamas which controls the gaza strip khaled mashal so this certainly is a gesture of support by the egyptians to the palestinians in a separate and unrelated move israel has just announced that it is demolishing eight palestinian villages in the south hebron hills now the announcement says that the land is needed for training by the israeli defense forces by exerc

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of course they'll also go fighting but not because they like fighting but because syrians and palestinians are one. we are now in a war against terrorism not of sectarian or ethnic one and we support this war ready to fight against foreigners this is the only one of thirteen palestinian camps in syria the people living here some for more than sixty years already kill themselves yes they say just as a simple article guests impose the rules in someone else's house it's just unacceptable for them to get involved in what they say is series own affair this policy of noninterference has kept the seven hundred thousand strong community out of the crisis for months now but with persistence of towns from both war in size to drive them in people here now fear get in court in the crossfire of. my if not. from damascus in syria. well maria is one of few correspondents reporting from the heart of syria's on rest you can follow the latest developments from inside the conflict zone on her twitter feed there you go for first hand comments analysis and images. but while the world's top whistleblower julian

sides it apparently shows the bodies of palestinian refugees who earlier disappeared in the troubled province of homs while only five corpses are seen in the picture health officials reported that there were fourteen of them all identified as members of the palestine liberation army in syria there p.-l. a later confirmed that the man when you conscripts coming back from a training camp when they were kidnapped three more are still missing most palestinian factions in syria have blamed the armed opposition for this and they wanted to both weaken the regime and spread the spear among palestinians in order to make them give up fighting for the right to get occupied lands back this recent incident has become yet another episode of serious sad reality with palestinians similarly deliberately targeted raising concerns over the fate of a community of more than half a million this is an all syrian affair we're focused on protecting our own camps but this opposition have wanted to drag us down since the beginning but now we can see they used all possible tools how immoral they are it's stupid

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should not increase aid to the palestinian states. he could not have been more pleased at the speech. take a listen. >> any thoughts on the speech. >> yes, i liked it. >> he added 1 trillion-dollar in his campaign in the three days that he was in israel. but romney did not stop insult insulting palestinian culture. he added this controversial statement about jerusalem. take a listen. >> a nation has the capacity to choose it's own capitol city, and jerusalem is israel's capitol. the embassy would be in the capitol. >> it's really delicate because palestinians also consider jerusalem their capitol. and u.s. presidents have generally left this to the negotiating process. so mitt's words are sure to inflame tension there is. why would he say it? it could be a play for the evangelical voters that he needs to win over. michelle bachmann, for example wants the u.s. to recognize jerusalem as israel's undivided capitol. these numbers shows why the voters are so important to mitt. one in four white evangelicals say that they're uncomfortable w

palestinian. after everybody and their mother freaked out about that, the romney campaign tried to make things better by explaining that mr. romney also thinks cultural inferiority explains why mexicans are poor, too, and ecuador. that's why the people of ecuador are poor. as you might expect, that did not make the palestinians feel any better about this. a senior aide to the palestinian president telling "the "washingto "washington post," all i can say is this man need as lot of education. he doesn't know the region. he doesn't know israelis, he doesn't know palestinians. to talk about palestinians as an inferior culture is a racist statement. i've never heard this from any israeli, to be honest. he should know that the palestinians will never reach their economic potential under israeli occupation, and if he doesn't know this fact, this man has a lot to learn. the harm he has done to american interests throughout the region is enormous. so, yeah, the romney campaign is also trying to walk that b

that prompted this angry response from the palestinian leadership. >> today mr. romney takes another step with a racist statement saying the israeli culture is better than the palestinian culture. >> reporter: the romney campaign forcefully pushed back calling this a gross mischaracterization and their top strategist said this was not in any way an attempt to slight the palestinians and everyone knows that. the palestinians were already upset by romney's call during a speech sunday for jerusalem to be the capital of israel, a point of contention for decades. >> since 1967 administrations of both parties have had the same position, which is that the status of jerusalem has to be solved through negotiations. >> reporter: romney will wrap up this overseas tour with a major policy speech, a foreign policy speech here in the capital city of warsaw tomorrow and then he returns home to the united states to focus on the issue he believes is the number one topic in this election, the economy. >> peter alexander traveling with governor romney in warsaw tonight. peter, than

how do you see the impact of the future of the israeli-palestinian conflict on the status of palestiniansrael? how would it improve do you think -- would it, the status of palestinian citizens of the state of israel? thank you. >> thank you. would you like to? >> i would hope that when there is a solution and when there is a new palestinian state, that the state of israel will treat its citizens equally. that we will not be looked upon as inferior but as an equal citizen in the state of israel. >> i have a question for nitzan. i wonder if you could give us some -- oh, i'm penny mitchell, by the way. i was wondering if could you give us some examples of what you are actually doing in your fight for peace? concrete examples of activities, of organizations, and also give us a little bit of an assessment of how that fits in to the general climate that you see in israel is that a growing movement, is it a diminishing movement? is it a very big struggle, just kind of your assessment of where that fits in the landscape? >> all right. thank you. well, personally my fight for peace, i think my se