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 thetwo people. one of the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy mayor

at the same time i'm palestinian, right? a palestinian man.there is a dehumanization of palestinian man, and a -- categorizing women and collapsing them with children. these are things we need to and what time of voices are allowed to speak and start address these type of questions and the organizationer are doing great. i'm just saying we need to think about these things. always be constantly pushing the envelope. [applause] >> thank you. and i'm almost done. i know i have 15 seconds. so if our work isn't grounded in antiimperialist, antiracist, fem is in, qur ethics, we must ask what this appoints of what we're doing and we're working hard to create a new world. let's break free from free paradigms we have been put in. we can do it outside of what we have been told the ways we're supposed to do we need to ask who are the people we're making appeals to? is it important to have everyone in the room? these are just questions i'm trying to build for the movement. in closing, i just implore to us always challenge who is in the room, who are we gi

palestinian access to water is further limited by israel's denial of palestinian water development. it is nearly impossible for us to get permission to dig new wells and further, what wells and cisterns already exist are frequently damaged or destroyed by israel. the assault on gaza's drinking water is so severe that 90% of the groundwater in gaza now is unfit for human consumption. israel rules with color-coded i.d. cards with massive surveillance of voice data, of movements, of habits, of hopes and secrets. they have color-coded license plates and segregated roads and segregated buses. implementation of israeli apartheid goes to the smallest details of life including even cell phone coverage. while israeli settlers in the '67 occupied territories enjoy and 4g coverage palestinians are limited to 2g. designed to perpetuate economic dependency on israel. and yet, in the united states, financial support of such policies are cataloged as charitable. so much of this system of ethnoreligious supremacy has been made possible by external funding, both governmental and an estimated 30,000

palestinian territories. plus. a ukrainian pilot accused of killing two journalists shows her disdain for a russian court. russian court. dis-d.n.a. dis-d.n.a. ain >>> welcome back. the top stories. five people including a baby have drowned trying to reach europe. they had not long left turkey when their boat capsized off the coast. nine people survived. hundreds of people have begun a protest against plans to build power plants near a world heritage site. democratic presidential hopefuls in the u.s. have locked horns ahead of next week primaries. immigration reform was the main sticking point. can came after bernie sanders won ahead of hillary clinton in michigan. one proposal is to forceably send refugees back to turkey allowing to syrians in turkish camps to be resettled in europe for a one for one basis. the plan has drawn criticism from the u.n. and human rights groups. >> reporter: leaders from turkey and the european union have come up with a controversial plan to stop refugees attempting to reach euro

just one of so many young palestinians who have become what they call martyrs to the palestinian cause. they're predicting who will be involved in the next deadly incident or where that will be is virtually impossible. [ sirens ] >> tuesday saw the new violence not just in the occupied territories but in israel including a palestinian youth carrying out several stabbings, he killed one american tourist before being shot dead. on wednesday as he discussed a new military aids passage with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the u.s. vice president called it a heinous attack. there can be no justifications for violence. the united states stands firmly behind israel to defend themselves as we're defending ourselves at this moment as well. that's why we've done more to bolster--help bolster israel's security than any other administration in history. >> in places like occupied east jerusalem, each attack calls for tighter security. but in the absence of meaningful negotiations between israelis and palestinians few people expect the deaths on odometer side to end soon. >> iran has tested two b

also ahead on the program, seven palestinians killed. >>> nearly five years after the took seem that disaster, the closure of more reactors ordered closed over safety fierce. >> in senegal, the practice of female genital mutilation continues, despite laws against it. refugees and migrants stranded in greece are losing hope they'll be able to cross into macedonia. tens of thousands are stuck in an increasingly unsanitary camp on the border and many are considering where to go next. the route is a popular way for refugees to reach countries like germany is being shut down. slovenia has introduced border restrictions. only people who plan to seek asylum or those with clear humanitarian needs will be allowed entry. that prompted serbia to announce plans to shut down its borders with macedonia and bulgaria to anyone without valid documents. the country had tightened their border controls in response to the spiraling crisis, leaving thousands stranded in greece with no clear path forward. we have a report from the greece macedonia border. >> i think the one word that would sum it all up is

if the palestinians try to push through a united nations resolution to unilaterally declare palestinian, american will veto that resolution. indeed, i tell you today, i will fly to new york to personally veto it myself. now, some have asked, why on earth did a cuban-american texas become one of the leading defenders of israel in the united states congress? well, i would say there are several reasons. first of all, i understand that standing with israel benefits america. [applause] israel is a liberal democracy that shares our values. israel is a steadfast and loyal ally and our military aid to israel is not charity, it is it is rather furthering the vital national security interest of the united states of america, whether it is missile-defense from iron dome to david's sling, or intelligence and military provides an is euro enormous benefit to keeping america safe and protecting us from radical islamic terrorists. [applause] but on a very personal level, for me, much of my view of israel is framed in my family story. my father was born and raised in cuba. as a kid, he fought in the cuba

in 2008, and equally generous offer to palestinian -- the palestinian authority rejected it also.hn kerry tried to come up with a framework and a boss did not even -- and abbas did not even respond. not even to the secretary of state of the human -- united states of america. they did not even respond. [applause] mr. trump: thank you. and, when i say something i mean it. i mean it. i will meet with prime minister netanyahu immediately. i have known him for many years and will be able to work closely together with him to help bring stability and peace to israel and to the entire region. meanwhile, every single day, you have rampant incitement and children being taught to hate israel and to hate the jews. it has to stop. [applause] mr. trump: when you live in an society where firefighters are heroes, little kids want to be firefighters. when you live in a society whereat athletes and movie stars are heroes, little kids want to be athletes and movie stars. in palestinian society, the heroes are those who murder jews. we cannot let this continue. we can't let this happen any longer. yo

that is what many palestinians tell us. >> the palestinian authority, if you are talking about the palestinianty is practically an authority under occupation a an authority without authority. that's the truth. and the israelis want this authority to stay weak, and they want the palestinians to remain divided. that's why israelis adamantly oppose any effort to clear consolidation. it is suitable for netenyahu to say there is no partner on the palestinian side that can represent all palestinians, and when we try to reconcile at it, he warts talking about palestinians choosing hamas rather than choosing peace. this is a well-known israeli game, and the response should be to end this determination, and we need this unified leadership to -- to -- to stop the israeli aggression, and we need this unified leadership to be able to lead our people in our struggle for freedom. >> good to speak to you, joining us from ramallah. thank you for being with us. >>> now japanese judges have ordered the shut down of two nuclear power reactors because of safety concerns. the ruling coming two days before the fift

take a look. >> i am a palestinian child. my toys are the rock and the rifle. >> the 48 lands are all ours. and will return to us, right? >> they preach to kill israelis just because they are jews and children emulate the murderous videos online. >> take along a rock and knife. >> this comes directly from the palestinian leadership. >> we welcome every drop of blood spilled in jerusalem. >> the results, hundreds of terror attacks in the past few months. dozens of israelis were murdered in those terrorist attacks. about half of the terrorists are under the age of 18. this fuels terror and prevents peace. mr. netanyahu: this is sick. t's inexcusable. my friends, that little girl asn't born hating. she was taught to hate, as were the palestinians who murdered the american student taylor force, and other american citizens in recent months. you've already heard what an mpressive young man taylor was, but president abbas's fatwa movement praised taylor's killer as -- and i quote this -- as "a hero and a martyr." now, that's not fro

offered the palestinians a state.he reality is, they imposed, wanted to impose an outcome that would actually deny the palestinians sovereignty over land in which they lived and offer them a fraction of the territory in which they constituted a majority of the population. go through alln of the history. i think the history is very clear. if you look at the trend over time, the trend is simply best -- palestinians have been continually removed from their land from 1948 until today. that trend continues largely uninterrupted. but let's focus on the issue in which we ostensibly agree here, which is on this question of friedman hasnd mr. said he is a supporter of peas now. the problem i have with this line of advocacy is that it is never followed up with any sort of policy prescriptions which would actually change israeli behavior as it relates to settlements. we hear lots of empty words when it comes to the settlements are not good, the settlements are a problem, the settlements pose a challenge to a two state solution.

i mentioned the palestinians. claiming the same claim like, your honor, this is second islamic land. no room for jewish state. and against all odds, by all means, first of for the economy. we hope to explore the gas found in the mediterranean as soon as possible. out come of our minds and our hearts. this is our well-known and we succeeded in using the abilities, disadvantages to becomeadvantages. in the '60s we fought. today we don't have to fight for water. we supply water. gaza, why, because we used our sophisticated technology to develop the facilities, taking disadvantages to advantages. this is the case in the military when it comes to quantity we are inferior. the size of the country, the number of the cities and population, the number offer assistance. but we've succeeded in developing and embracing technologies by highly motivated, and highly educated soldiers. >> hopefully we'll enjoy the rest of this year, 16 i. that's 16 israel. developed in the industry defense industries with israeli minds and hearts

the palestinians, and he was, in effect., he couldn't control all of them, but ina much as they had an elected representative, it was yassar arafat. >> more than five minutes past the deadline, when the arab guerillas said they would execute their hostages, it appears that the conference still on. >> an estimated 900 million people that had tuned in to watch the olympic games around the world were now transfixed watching this grisly terrorist drama play out in front of them. >> the israeli hostages and the arab commandos who have held them hostage for this entire day has now left to a makeshift helicopter pad at the back of the olympic village. >> the israelis wanted to come in and try and rescue them, and the germans said no. you know, when a bad number comes up, it comes up very bad. >> we find that this drama has not ended. >> the german police were sent up at the nearby air base to neutralize the terrorists and thereby rescue the hostages. >> the latest word we get from the airport is that, quote, all hell has broken loo

maybe the palestinians deserve it. maybe palestinians fall, yeah.s brother and sister who were killed last saturday in gaza, two babies. and if i read then the talk in israel at least, for the basic journalistic mission just to tell the readers what happened there. and you get so much hate. hatred, only because he chose to portray the two palestinian innocent poor children as human beings. this is a crime in our country, and i believe that in this way american israel are really sharing the same values. >> and just one final question here, combining two questions. do you believe that jewish nationalism can continue to safeguard the jewish people peaceably while accepting human rights for the palestinians, and also just a question on the role of palestinians within israel and how their views are in all this? >> snored you give me another two hours because those are two new lectures. no problem -- so in other words, you give me -- my flight leaves tomorrow evening. look, it's really two very, very basic and complicated questions. usually i say when peo

well before the palestinian himself was shot dead.ut all of this latest violence really comes against a back drop of the israeli palestinian peace process, going absolutely nowhere. >> the obama administration is facing credit 6 over whether abandons it's efforts to broker a peace deal between israelis and palestinians. a look at u.s. efforts to restart the process. this was the last time that john kerry saw the israeli prime minister, and the last time he met with the authority president. but did not come out of the meeting in late november, a resumpsion of the peace process. the obama administration denied it has given up. and this motion that it's more about -- we have given it up, and something that needs to be kick started would be conveyed this idea that we just have thrown up our hands or that we did at some point. and that's just not the way the secretary looks at this in h the face of more immediate ocrisis, isis, north korea, some say president obama has given up on the mideast peace process. there haven't been face to face

one of many palestinians that have become what they call martyrs to the palestinian cause. predicting who is involved in the next deadly incident or where it will be is impossible. >> translation: tuesday saw violence not just in the occupied territory and israel. including the youth. he carried out several stabbings. he killed one american tourist before being shot dead. wednesday, as he discussed a military aid package, the u.s. vice president called it a heinous attack. >> there can be no justification for this hateful violence. the united states stands firmly behind israel's right to defend itself, as we defend ourselves at this moment as well. that's why we have done more to help bolster israel's security. than any other administration history. >> reporter: in places like occupied east jerusalem, each attack called for tighter security. in the absence few expect the death on either side to end soon. without meaningful negotiations >>> japanese judges ordered two nuclear reactors at a planted in takahama be shut. the ruling coming two days before the fifth anniversary o

in the port city of jaffa a palestinian killed one man who is believed to be american. he established other seven israeli $. he was then shot and killed by witness. >> i called the ambulance over here to see what was going on and there was a man on the floor. he received stab wounds here and on his back. i took my jacket and i put it on his eye an i tried to turn him over, to see if he had received any other wound. we tried to get him help >>> from our correspondent >> reporter: these attack osenkowski tuesday are a reminder of the low-level but ongoing violence-- these attacks on tuesdays. they started in earnest last object in occupied east jerusalem a palestinian on a motorbike fired shots at a member of the israeli police who was seriously wounded. he tried to escape but then shot at one of the police who were following him, one of those police officers was injured as well before the palestinian himself was shot dead. just hours before thesis rail ee border police had killed a 50 year old palestinian woman within the walls of jerusalem's old city. they say she had d

palestinian terrorist home that's been destroyed. a deplorable, deplorable situation. [clapping] iran is financing military forces throughout the middle east. and it's absolutely incredible that we handed them over $150 billion to do even more toward the many horrible acts of terror. [clapping] secondly. we will totally dismantle iran's global terror network, which is big and powerful. but not powerful like us. [cheers and applause] iran has seeded terror groups all over the world. during the last five years, iran has perpetuated terror attacks in 25 different countries on five continents. they've got terror cells everywhere, including in the western hemisphere, very close to home. iran is the biggest sponsor of terrorism around the world, and we will work to dismantle that reach, believe me. believe me. [clapping] third at the very least, we must enforce the terms of the previous deal to hold iran totally accountable, and we will enforce it like you've never seen a contract enforced before, folks. believe me. iran has already since

israeli police shoot dead two palestinians drivers. >>> and safety fears force japan to close two moreuclear reactors. >>> and a total solar eclipse across three time zones. we have a special report from indonesia. ♪ >>> hello. dozens of refugees are continuing to rife at an overflowing camp on greece's border with macedonia. overnight slovenia brought in strict new entry requirements banning all but those who plan to seek asylum there and those in desperate humanitarian needs. that has lead to a domino effect, saying croatia and serbia saying they will demand legal visas from anyone trying to enter. the bottleneck in northern greece is getting worse. this is the scene at a camp in greece today. about 14,000 refugees are stuck at the border crossing, which has been closed by macedonia authorities. aid is regularly being delivered, but there isn't enough to go around. we'll be crossing to two correspondents. hoda abdel hamid, and dominic kane. to hoda first. what are people there saying about the closure of the balkans route? >> reporter: certainly it's a huge disappointment, many said

a palestinian attacker responsible for different incidents. one of his victims, an american tourist died of his wounds. that happened just down the road where u.s. vice president was holding a conference with the former president of israel after he just landed in the country >>> what message is biden is he bringing to netanyahu but also he will be meeting with the palestinian president. >> reporter: on all sides there have been attempts to down play any expectations of an announcement or even new proposals on how to get israelis and palestinians talking directly again, the so-called peace process which has been on ice since the failed attempts in 2014 by john kerry to get the talks going again. the main thing that joe biden will be talking with president netanyahu are now is a plan to extend the security cooperation between the two countries. netanyahu wants more money than what israel receives. the americans are talking about a ten-year commitment. beyond that there are rumors, talks in washington that, perhaps, president obama at the end of

it serves no palestinian purpose . it is simply ask of anger and frustration that -- acts of anger and frustration that result in murder. ,t is certainly not acceptable especially when an american tourist is killed. the palestinian authorities are continuing their cooperation with israel. these are lone wolf attacks, people taking it on themselves. it's very hard to prevent that. he only way they could is to actively discourage that with speeches and other leadership acts like that. but even how effective that would be would be questionable. and right now, i think a lot of palestinians would be wondering why are you yelling at us when israel is continuing to expand settlements. that doesn't mean he should not be condemning. he should. it would take a little more political courage than it usually does for him to do that. i don't think he is mustering it. catherine n.: just talking about the wider peace process that the united states has been a sponsor -- n recent times that relationship has weakened. there are other eff

one of the palestinians was shot dead on the spot, and this palestinian as you see is lying on the groundad been shot but posed no threat. and the video clearly shows a soldier cocking his gun and appearing to shoot him. you hear the shot, and then you see blood pouring from his head. this video was taken by an israeli human rights group, and it is of course something that will anger the ground. it is being widely circulated on social media. especially in hebron. palestinians often doubt the army's account, whether people attempted to stab or not. often the army shoots these palestinians dead, so it is an incredibly sensitive situation. this video will do nothing to appease people, and questions will be raised of whether more of these incidents have happened and haven't been caught on video. but the israeli army is taking this very seriously, and are investigating any incident. >> what do we know about the palestinian man who was shot in the head? >> reporter: we don't have much information. we're hearing they are two brothers. this is not confirmed. they are from hebron. they are in the

and a palestinian attacker responsible for several different incidents.his victims an american tourist died of his wounds. that happened just down the road from where joe biden was holding a conference with the former president of israel after he just landed in the country. >>> the up surge in violence comes as he was saying during a visit by vice president joe biden. he criticized palestinian leaders for failing to condemn the attacks. >> you never need to doubt that the united states of america has israel's back. and we know israel has our back as well, i might add. it's not a 1-way street. we're committed to making sure that israel can defend itself against all serious threats, and it's critical, because israel lives as bibi knows better than everyone lives in a very, very tough neighborhood. a tough and changing neighborhood. >>> iran has test fired two ballistic missiles that it says are capable of reaching israel. [ explosion ] >> reporter: iranian state media says that the missiles have the phrase israel must be wiped out inscribed on them. the roc

al jazeera has more from jerusalem. >> two palestinian men were shot near a checkpoint that went up onuesday. that was after reports that at least one of them had tried to attack a member of the israeli border police. we're now hearing that one of those palestinians has died of his wounds and he's been named locally as a 16-year-old, a teenager from the occupied west bank. not long before that, that incident in occupied east jerusalem, what happened first of all was that two palestinians traveling in a car fired towards an israeli bus, no one was hurt in that incident, but the israeli police gave chase and during that chase, the palestinians then fired at a jewish israeli and actually wound that had person before being shot dead by the israeli police. on tuesday, there were incidents, not just in occupied east jerusalem but in other parts in israel itself, including notably in the port city of jaffa outside tel-aviv where a man committed several stabbings before being shot, a palestinian attacker responsible for several different incidents. one of this is victims, an american tourist,

israel does not pay its children to stab brando palestinians. if he constantly applies pressure and to reward to the enemies. [cheers and applause] and you can see that happening all the time included former secretary of state hillary clinton and who is a total disaster by the way. [cheers and applause] she and president obama have treated israel very, very badly. but it has repeated itself over and over and has done nothing to emboldened those who hate america. with the help that they would magically joint the world community and it didn't happen. president obama they said applying pressure to israel will force the issue but that it is precisely the opposite. we have half the population of palestine has been taken over by a palestinian isis in the other half refuses to confront so it is a very difficult situation that will never be solved of less you have great leadership right here in the united states one way or the other we will get it solved. [applause] with the united states stands with israel the chances of peace prize exponentially. that

for the palestinian authority to survive and to be subsidised by the u.n. and be basically not adegreesed by israel it has to deliver on the security front. for the authority to deliver on the second time, cracking down on those who want to resist occupation. if the authority is in a bind, having one occupied people, we have now two authorities of two occupied people, one in the west bank and one in gaza. that is a reason why there is no kon sillation. there is palestinian leadership short sitedness that cannot get their national interest above their factional interest. having said all of that, they still remain the faction under occupation and this is the key word. if you look at the entire new york times that we spoke about earlier about american initiative and support, not once is the word occupation mentioned. he talks about no other country would do anything than we do to protect our people, but no other country has occupied its neighbor for 49 years in that way. we remain under the mindset of occupation under the reality of occupation, but in the medi

to jordan, palestinian authority, gaza. why? because we used our sophisticated technology to develop desalination facilities, making these advantages true advantages. this is the case even in the military. en it comes to quantity, the size of the country is the number of cities and population, the number of weapons and assistance. we have succeeded in developing and embracing technologies run by highly motivated, highly educated soldiers so when it comes to the f-16's, which we enjoy, and hopefully through the end of this year we will enjoy f-16i, f-16 israel. with certain israeli capabilities developed in the israeli defense industries by sraeli minds and hearts. whether it's missiles or helmets or whatever. and we have an israeli pilot in the cockpit. highly motivated, highly educated. we believe that sharing our advantages is our neighbors. we try very hard. the palestinians enjoy our economy. other countries will be able to enjoy. certain countries, those who share with our peace accord, enjoying our advantages. but no doubt

police have shot dead a palestinian woman. the palestinian witness says the 50-year-old was not carried a knife, when police opened fire in occupied east jerusalem. al jazeera nadine barber reports from west jerusalem. >> these attacks on tuesday are a reminder of the low levels that on going violence increase in attacks on individuals which really started in earnest last october. and started in the east jerusalem, and sparked some say by the increase visits by right wing jewish groups to the al ac a mock. interestingly, tuesday's attacks didn't just happen in occupied east jerusalem, but in different parts of israel as well. on tuesday, evening there was what is israeli media are calling a stabbing spree by a palestinian attacker. in the port city of afterfamily which is proved fatal. the attacker himself, has been shot dead by israeli security forces. just a while before that, east of tel-aviv in a place a palestinian attacker stabbed a rabbi inside a store. there are some reports that the rabbi actually wrestled the knife o

and with regard to palestinian.ll the bilateral relations, believe it or not, astounding, infuriating, as it is amusing, america will still commit $40 billion over the next ten years for israel, something that israel doesn't seem all too satisfied with. >> thank you. >>> iran has test fired two ballistic missiles that it says are capable of reaching israel. [ explosion ] >> iranian state media say they had the phrase israel must be wiped out inscribed on them. they are ukd to have a ranged of 2,000 kilometers. the test launch comes despite u.s. criticism of similar tests earlier this week >>> a court in japan has ordered the closure of two nuclear reactors because of safety concerns. the fukushima disaster had a devastating effect on the nuclear power industry. now it accounts for just 1.7%. the latest court ruling means just two reactors remain online. the disaster in 2011 forced almost 165,000 to leave fukushima, and over 97,000 still have not returned. harry fawcett reports. >> reporter: this man guides me throug

on the palestinian side, you have a fractured palestinian society-- one in gaza, one in the west bankso nobody coactually say yes for the palestinians anymore in a unified way. >> woodruff: in the meantime you have american politicians, prominent, runging for president, praising benjamin netanyahu, saying president obama has made all the wrong moved when it comes to israel. is the u.s. a player or not? there's a story today in the "wall street journal" saying that the white house is trying to come up with a u.n. resolution maybe or some other gesture to get the peace process moving again. >> that story is a bit of an evergreen. maybe it's true now. "we're going to tell them. we're tired of this, we're going to--" and then it never happens. because a democrat comes like like clinton saying i wish you wouldn't do that. that's going to affect jewish voters. what's going not campaign, that's a gravity-free zone. has nothing to do with the reality of the middle east. it is people looking for votes and funding. it has nothing to do with the region. >> woodruff: much of the problem here, tom

there has been more violence in israel in the occupied palestinian territories. israeli police shot dead two palestinian drivers after the men allegedly opened fire on the bus and in the occupied west bank a palestinian was shot dead after trying to stab an israeli soldier >> reporter: a youth lies dead in the street. he was one of two palestinians who fired from their vehicle towards an israeli bus on wednesday. the police gave chase and eventually the pair was shot dead by officers. the authorities say they're not taking any chances. >> when we make arrests, we do. when we have to open fire and comprehend the terrorist, that's what we do. in certain cases, when there is life-threatening situations to people or officers, we have to shot and if necessary kill those terrorists >> reporter: a short time later at' temporary check point another young palestinian was shot dead. israeli forces said 16-year-old had tried to stab officers. >> translation: this man was approaching the check point in his car. when we heard the shots he was about ten matters away from the s

the palestinian authority rejected it also. kerry tried to come up with a framework, and abbas didn't even respond. not even to the secretary of state of the united states of america. they didn't even respond. when i become president, the days of treating israel like a second-class citizen will end, on day one. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. and when i say something, i mean it. i mean it. i will meet with prime minister netanyahu immediately. i have known him for many years. and we'll be able to work closely together to help bring stability and peace to israel, and to the entire region. meanwhile, every single day you have rampant incitement and children being taught to hate israel, and to hate the jews, it has to stop. [ applause ] when you live in a society where the firefighters are the heroes, children want to be firefighters. when you live in a society where athletes and movie stars are heroes, little kids want to be athletes and movie stars. in palestinian society, the heroes are those who murder jews. we can't let th

police shot and killed two palestinian drivers.g this morning alongside the israeli prime minister, biden saying the violence must end. >> this cannot become an accepted modus operandi. this cannot be viewed by civilized leaders as an appropriate way to behave. >> there was violence in other parts of the west bank as well where a palestinian was shot and killed after attempting to stab an israeli soldier. nadim baba has more. >> reporter: two palestinian men were shot near a check point that went up on tuesday. that was after reports that at least one of them had tried to attack a member of the israeli border police. now we're now hearing that one of those palestinians has died of his wounds, and he has been named locally as a 16-year-old, a teenager, from the occupied west bank. not long before that, the incident in east jerusalem. two palestinians traveling in a car fired towards an israeli bus. no one husband hurt in that incident, but the israeli police gave chase and during that chase, the palestinians then fired at a jewish i

as this one will strengthen the belief of palestinians and it's shoot to kill, no questions asked.ement the israeli army views the incident as a grave breach of army values, conduct and military operations, the soldier involved has been detained and military investigation is underway, stephanie decker, al jazeera, west jerusalem. >>> a museum with art and artifacts with the civilian opened in cambodia and building and collection cost $24 million but the surprising thing is that it wasn't cambodia that funded it. the money came from north korea. and we report from there. >> reporter: with 45,000 figurines the sweeping painting is the main attraction at the new panorama museum. through art and artifacts the center pays homage to the ancient civilization that built the famous complex. but the most remarkable thing about this $24 million museum is that it is entirely built and funded by north korea. the museum certainly has some interesting features but the question is why would the north korean government spend millions of dollars building a museum in cambodia about cambodia. the mana

i once wrote that we treat the palestinians like animals. so many complaints and threat letters from animal rights organizations that i must be careful. i think most do not perceive palestinians as equalis equal human beings. maybe this is the core of the issue. it is better than me, and above all so many lies spread, part of the american media. how many lies can be spread so easily. such a huge machinery. basic sex are not -- basic sex -- if they get this information maybe they are right in their conclusions. maybe the palestinians deserve it. if we are in a situation, and gaza, babies. the basic journalistic mission just tell readers what happened he is so much hatred this is a crime. >> one final question. >> peacefully while accepting human rights and dignity. >> give me another two hours. no problem. my flight is leaving tomorrow evening. basic and complicated questions, usually i say when people say it is so complicated, the situation is more simple than you think, black and white, and those who portray it as a couple good question wan

the border police had killed a 50-year-old palestinian woman within the walls of jerusalem's old city she had drawn a knife and attempted to stab one of the police officers. a palestinian eyewitness disputed that version of events, but all of this latest violence really comes against a backdrop of the israeli palestinian peace process going absolutely nowhere >>> the attack in the city of jaffa happened close to the area where vice president joe biden was meeting the former prime minister and also the netanyahu on wednesday. the obama administration is facing criticism over whether it has abandoned its efforts to broker a peace deal between israel and the palestinians. a look at u.s. efforts to restart that process. >> reporter: this was the last time john kerry saw the israeli prime minister and president which did not come out of the meetings in late november, a resumption peace process. the obama administration denies it has given up >> this notion that itwe've giv it up that it is something that feeds to be kick started kon vase this idea that we just thrown up our hands or we did

maybe the palestinians deserve it. may be palestinians fall, yeah. we are in a situation where when i will write about this brother and sister who were killed last saturday in gaza, two babies. and if i read the talk initial at least, for the basic mission just to tell the readers what happened. and you get so much hate. hatred. only because you chose to portray to palestinian innocent poor children as human beings. this is a crime in our country and i believe that in this way america and israel are really sharing the same values. >> and just one final question, combining two questions. do you believe that jewish nationalism can continue to safeguard the jewish people peacefully while accepting human rights and dignity for palestinians but also just a question on the role of palestinians within israel and how their views are in office. >> so in other words, you give me another two hours because those are two new lectures. no problem. my flight is leaving only tomorrow evening. [laughter] look, it's really two very, very basic and complicated question

the palestinian authority rejected it also.hn kerry tried to come up with the framework and abbas didn't even respond. not even to the secretary of state of the united states of america. they didn't even respond. when i become president, the days of treating israel like a second class citizen will end on day one. [ applause ] thank you. and when i say something, i mean it. i mean it. i will meet with prime minister netanyahu immediately. i have known him for many years and will be able to work closely together to help bring stability and peace to israel and to the entire region. meanwhile, every single day you have rampant incitement and children being taught to hate israel and to hate the jews, it has to stop. [ applause ] when you live in a society where the firefighters are the heroes, little kids want to be firefighters. when you live in a society where athlet athletes and movie stars are the heroes, little kids want to be athletes and movie stars. in palestinian society, the heroes are those who murder jews. we can't let t

a senior fat ta official and ambassador at large for the state of palestinian.ys he is not surprised by what the video appears to show. >> this is what we experience and live on a daily basis. this is not a revelation for us. number one israel from its inception has a security doctrine of excessive use of force, of terrorizing the nation, of trying to inflict its political agenda via the use of disproportionate power. if we shout, they shoot. if we throw a stone, they break bones. if a bullet is fired, they bring their apaches and f-16s. what would justify the firing of almost 50 bullets of the laying body of a young boy except that mentality of shoot to kill and making sure that this person has died. it has nothing to do with continuement or rules of engagement or the threat of this individual or that, it's just a revenge, and that revenge is very well rooted in the hatred, and we in palestinian have also witnessed the victimizer, i.e., israel, hate the victim, more than the victims hate the victimizer. >> a chief inspector with israeli police rejects claims th

palestinians complain of constant harassment by the settlors.many incidents in the last six months of unrest have taken place in reb ron. around 40 palestinians have been shot dead after allegedly trying to stab israelis. they often dispute they happen at all. this will only strengthen the belief that israeli soldiers shoot to kill no questions ask. in the statement the army says it views this incident as a grave breach of military operations. the soldier has been detained and a military investigation is underway >>> egypt has released images of items belonging to a murder eddie italian student. his id was found on a raid on a gang that had been posing as a police officers. his badly tortured body was found on the street after he disappeared in january. he had been in the country carrying out research on trade unions. the family of egyptian man wearing an anti torture slogan has been released from prison. he was 18 when he was arrested in january 2014. his lawyer said he was never formally charged and was tortured during his two-year detention.