, and once hamas joins the plo, it will be a faction within the plo. doesn't mean that they will be the predominant voice among the other plo factions. >> all right. but it would be a voice if they were elected in an integral government. >> and this is a democratic choice. the palestinian people have to make that choice in the elections of may 2012. before we reconciled with hamas, israel used the the pretext of palestinian divisions to say who should we talk to, the government of the west bank or the government of the gaza strip. now after reunited, or we are planning to become the united voice, which i think will be a positive factor in helping the palestinians reach the agreement with israel and end the conflict and all claims. >> will the plo urge hamas to reject violence and to agree that israel should be recognized? >> we have been doing that. i mean, that's -- >> as a condition. >> we have been doing that for the last few years. that was a big reason why we had reached the stage that we reached a few years ago, the division, because we did not a

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palestinian people to exercise the democratic rights to choose their president, i think the existing plo policy, the policies of the existing cabinet will continue because the plo is in charge of negotiations and the political fight. >> what thor is pension of the role the -- the perception of the role that the united states can and is willing to play as far as the peace process is concerned? do you view america as an arbiter, or do you view america as a one-sided party supporting israel? what do you think the role should be and can be of america? >> we would like to see a role played by the united states that is more even-handed, more balanced. i know this word doesn't sit well with some people in this country. in order for the united states to be able to end the conflict and bridge the gaps between the palestinians and israelis and bring about a larger middle east peace, they have to be more even hand wanted in their approach to the conflict. we believe that the administration, president obama, are sincere about their efforts. we need to see that translated into a more concrete step an

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it remains the same because it is between the plo and the president.his government as a government of professionals, independents, that will carry out the services that will provide people with the services that they need it. it does not seem a political problem. no one is being asked to do novitiate with this government. -- negotiate with the government. and we will carry out elections, this is crucial. because we need to repair our democratic system and to have been inclusive, pluralistic, and vibrant democracy. we need to have elections across the board, beginning with local boards, and national councils. that will be the real adversity. this is where the whole world will have to recognize and understand that the palestinian democracy is not selected and must not be subjected. >> on this significant, possibly historic day, thank you very much. let's look at the other stories making headlines around the world today. pakistan is rejecting suggestions from the united states that it could not be trusted with sensitive information in advance of the raid

is this going to be -- the plo has representation around the world. what is the point of pushing it? >> your first question is absolutely right. we have no more time. the conditions on the ground make any solution impossible. that is it. when you talk about the state solution coming to an end, the option is not a one state solution. it is not something we can work on. there has to be a more confrontational and more control. would that generate more violence or not? would that insight public opinion or not? would that change the relationship between governments that have agreements with israel? those are questions that are going to be raised if we do not understand there is no more time to be bought. on the issue of the -- of saudi arabia, it is not just saudia arabia but the whole arab world. it has resources. it should be able to use all of these and not just its relations with the u.s. so far they were neutralized in many ways. saudi arabia probably understands the next phase is different. there are people talking about the new alignment of the arab

every single one of these plo visions is missing, was taken out. in and the m.o.u. that was adopted in 2007 and is in effect to this day. and what it's replaced by is language that puts the complete control in the hands of the f.b.i. now, a number of are you lawyers, but clearly first year contract, you look at the two documents defining the same relationship, if there are provisions in the prior one that are suddenly taken out, you assume that has meaning. you assume in fact that they no longer apply. and indeed as much as we would all like to say, and i appreciate the desire here to say that in fact san francisco policies are still applying, that's not what the f.b.i. is saying. istically with respect to key provisions related to civilian oversight and your ability to oversee and control what's going on. let me speed this up a little bit. so what puts at risk here, operating under this m.o.u., first and foremost, is the very concept of civilian control. the general orders of the police department are in fact the policies of the police commission, under the charter

we recognize the plo, not palestine, but the plo as the representative of the palestinian people. that was a condition that was that. then suddenly, netanyahu was the person who came up with the idea that if palestinians do not recognize the jewishness of the state, it means that they do not recognize the state. but we have recognized the state. that is the point. i do not see any other country that asks for the ethnic or religious character of the state to be recognized in a legal recognition, except maybe iran. >> i am not sure even them. >> it is part of their name. >> it is not part of israel's name. this is unique. we as palestinians -- i told you. we've been struggling for a tolerant, inclusive, pluralistic democracy. israel is the only country in the world the says if you do not recognize our citizens, you are a traitor. what is it for? for non-citizens? for americans? if israel does not want to be a state for all of its citizens, it should say so, because there are non-jewish citizens. you cannot be exclusive. the palestinians have been there for centuries, before the crea

plo remains the address for negotiations. it is best for anybody knows anything about this situation -- you would know this is just a very flimsy pretext, an excuse that is baseless, actually. it is a non argument and i do not see why it was presented or even believe it. so, palestinian unity was another pretext he used. and of course, he entered into -- i don't know, maybe in our society we tend to be much more polite, but it was a very rude confrontation with the u.s. administration. i do not know if you can go to of the white house and keep insulting the american president and get away with it. of course, he has always worked on this issue as having tactical gains at the expense of long-term strategic goals. he may have scored another point against president obama but i doubt whether this is going to bode well for the future relationship or even for his own standing in israel. because he thought this was one way he could address the likud and the right of likud. i don't think in a long run it will work. already i think it

direct role in plotting terror aso far the raid on the compound has turned up no evidence of a coming plo plot. but sources tell abc news web sites and schematic found in bin laden home show he was fixated on transportation targets. >> entirely possible that courier were bringing bin laden computer disk and other computer material thumb drive that might have had plots on them. >>reporter: new bull license issued tonight by homeland security and obtained by abc news describes al qaeda chilling plan. as of february 2010 al qaeda was alledgedly contemplating conducting an operation against trains at unspace fight location in the united states. on the tenth an versus i of september 11, 2001. as one operational died was looking into trying to tip a train by tampering with the rails so that the train would fall off the track at either a valley or bridge. the "washington post"is also reporting that the cia set up a safe house in the city of abbottabad as suspicious. spy conducted surveillance on the compound to investigate the residents and rely on pakistani infor anti-to help them gather additi

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there is no debate in israel about talking to hamas like the way there was debate about talking to the plo in the '80s and early '90s. there is no strong constituency in -- that is called to recognize hamas to reach out to hamas to see hamas as part of the solution not only part of the problem. >> is there an issue -- >> that's part of it. >> charlie: anything that hamas can do to change that? >> it doesn't want -- ll, ther is some ambiguous message about li with the '67 borders and long term cease fire -- >> charlie: they have said things like when resistance ends, when occupation ends the resistance will end that kind of thing. >> but the occupation to tel aviv and hifa that's the core of the problem. >> charlie: not the west bank. >> it's all of what we call israel. but if the united states were to make any effort to engage hamas, diplomatically even secretly it would be fatal to america's relationship with israel. mean that america would lose whatever -- leverage that it has to push israeli to make hard choices. it would be fatal i think for the palestinians as well because it would le

. >>> on monday i will be speaking to former plo representative sari nusseibeh gloria, so glad to have you in the arena tonight. >> i have been working on this interview with governor rick scott of florida. as you know, it is always florida, florida, florida in presidential races. we have a great republican primary shaping up. i was talking to him about presidential politics, about the early primary there florida and, of course, what's going to happen to jewish voters in that state. now that president obama has come out with some controversial comments on going back to the 1967 lines as a starting point for peace talks. >> gloria, you are so right. florida is one of those swing states that determines the outcome unless of course, it is the supreme court that does it for us. all right. gloria, i look forward to that interview. when we come back, i will be talking to the french writer who the s making a lot of people angry. any questions? no. you know... ♪ we're not magicians ♪ we can't read your mind ♪ ♪ read your mind ♪ we need your questions ♪ each and every kind ♪ every kind ♪ will t

we are setting up an independent government of professionals, and the plo remains the political decisionmakers agenda is what has dominated the political scene. so there's nothing new except we are empowering ourselves, we are repairing our political system, we're repairing our democracy in order to have elections, and we are respecting the pluralism within palestinian society, and hamas as accepted the two-state solution, so we're moving ahead. when there was a rift, when there was a rift, netanyahu kept saying we cannot negotiate with the palestinians. they're divided. we cannot negotiate with someone who doesn't represent everybody. now that we did our utmost in order to repair the political system and create a vibrant, inclusive democracy, we are being told you cannot -- we will not talk to you because you have an inclusive system and you're talking to hamas. hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organization. even those of us who are desperately seeking a way to thread the needle and to get to peace and who give every benefit of the

we are setting up an independent government of professionals, and the plo remains the political decisionmaker, and the president's agenda is what has dominated the political scene. so there's nothing new except we are empowering ourselves, we are repairing our political system, we're repairing our democracy in order to have elections, and we are respecting the pluralism within palestinian society, and hamas as accepted the two-state solution, so we're moving ahead. when there was a rift, when there was a rift, netanyahu kept saying we cannot negotiate with the palestinians. they're divided. we cannot negotiate with someone who doesn't represent everybody. now that we did our utmost in order to repair the political system and create a vibrant, inclusive democracy, we are being told you cannot -- we will not talk to you because you have an inclusive system and you're talking to hamas. hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organization. even those of us who are desperately seeking a way to thread the needle and to get to peace and who give e

. >>> on monday i will be speaking to former plo representative sari nusseibeh. glorn gloria, so glad to have you in the arena tonight. >> i have been working on this interview with governor rick scott of florida. as you know, it is always florida, florida, florida in presidential races. we have a great republican primary shaping up. i was talking to him about presidential politics, about the early primary there florida and, of course, what's going to happen to jewish voters in that state. now that president obama has come out with some controversial comments on going back to the 1967 lines as a starting point for peace talks. >> gloria, you are so right. florida is one of those swing states that determines the outcome unless of course, it is the supreme court that does it for us. all right. gloria, i look forward to that interview. when we come back, i will be talking to the french writer who the s making a lot of people angry. 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity,

we are setting up an independent government of professionals, and the plo remains the political decisionmaker scene. so there's nothing new except we are empowering ourselves, we are repairing our political system, we're repairing our democracy in order to have elections, and we are respecting the pluralism within palestinian society and hamas as accepted the two-state solution, so we're moving ahead. when there was a rift, when there was a rift, netanyahu kept saying we cannot negotiate with the palestinians. they're divided. we cannot negotiate with someone who doesn't represent everybody. now that we did our utmost in order to repair the political system and create a vibrant, inclusive democracy, we are being told you cannot -- we will not talk to you because you have an inclusive system and you're talking to hamas. hamas is part of our political system. >> doctor, with all due respect, hamas is a terrorist organization. even those of us who are desperately seeking a way to thread the needle and to get to peace and who give every benefit of the doubt when possible to the peace process have

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the plo remains a political address for negotiations. the political program has not changed at all. who knows anything about the situation, you would know this is just a very flimsy pretext. it is an excuse that is baseless. it is a non-argument. i do not see why it was presented were believed -- or believed

, suzanne, as you know with the palestinians just forging an alliance, fatah, the mainstream of the plother with hamas, which still doesn't recognize israel's right to exist, the israelis are not going to negotiate with them and even the u.s. regards hamas as a terrorist organization. it's not going to negotiate with them either. so i don't think anyone should be under any illusions that this peace process is moving forward. if the president is serious about it, what he's going to do have to do in my opinion is personally get involved, have the secretary of state personally get involved, maybe joe biden, the vice president, he's got a lot of credibility. maybe he wants to do it. someone at that level and the president's going to have to go to the region personally. i know there's some talk he'll go to israel, for example, this summer. he hasn't been to israel yet since taking office. he's been to egypt. he's been elsewhere in the region. he hasn't been to israel. he's going to have to convince the israelis, the public at large, that he's their friend, he's their supporter. there's a lot

the plo representative is here for our coverage, as well.ar at length from the prime minister of israel. an important speech before a joint meeting of the u.s. congress, the house and the senate. we're moments away. >> all right. thanks. bottom line, it is difficult to imagine how the u.s. can even try to revive mideast negotiations. when president obama and prime minister netanyahu are deeply divided over the starting point on the road to peace talks. our senior international correspondent, matthew chan joins us live from jerusalem. you know, the key word i suppose is 1967 this year. last year the key word was moratorium on sentiment -- i want to put up the map of what the president referred to when he talked about 1967. this is the land i suppose highlighted in dark green there that was captured by israel during the six-day war in 1967. includes the west bank, gaza, and east jerusalem. what was the reaction to 1967 in israel? >> reporter: well, the reaction, first of all, of the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, was very strong i

the head of the plo continues to be in charge of negotiations.ed to have no one from any faction or government in it. then you have this political merger of the two entities working out a common program. they will work out a common program. host: what is the mission of amas on israel? guest: they have said they're willing to settle for a two- state agreement. my hope is that they can be tamed and restraint into increasing that as a permanent part of their agenda. you have people in the government of israel now who do not accept the right of palestinians to be there. you have religious movements to continue to call palestinians strangers as in the terms of the torah, as strangers who should be expelled from the land. you have the movements on the west bank. we know as americans who cannot make peace just between friends. you have to make peace between enemies. palestinians understand they have to have all parts of israel agreeing to a peace agreement. israel has to understand it has to have an agreement with all factions of palestinians. you canno

it means the opposition on the ground and the plo have to carry out its responsibilities. we will have to do effective coordination. we are doing that with the opposition on the ground. it might be a false perception that there are a whole bunch of secret, super affective their assets in a warehouse somewhere that can be pulled out hope it will somehow immediately solve the situation in libya. that is not the case. there are enormous sacrifices being made by the british, the french, ourselves and others. bear an arrayto of air power has made a huge difference, but ultimately, this is going to be a slow, steady process in order to wear down the regime forces and change the political calculations to the point where they finally realize they are not going to control this country. the libyan people will control this country. as long as we remain resolute, will achieve that mission. there is not a host of new and different assets that can be applied because we have been extraordinarily successful in avoiding civilian casualties. that has been part of our mission, making sure th

the relationship with south korea and, again, the dpj came in with a very different sense of the dip plo mootic comparative of reconciliation with both south korea and china, and i think they've been fairly successful with reorienting on south korea. the relationship today is very, very close. the tie won piece -- china is not so close. they've have various difficulties over the last year, but 2010 with a new party in power learning how to make pragmatic choices in the moment, in crisis scenarios; right, you had north korea, two incidences with them, the issue between japan and china, clearly taiwan, we don't know where they stand or sit and the choices to be tensions, for example, and this brings full circle back to the electoral transitions coming next year which people have not mentioned, but there's leadership changes throughout northeast asia that matters to these questions next year. taiwan, south korea, russia, who am i missing? we have an election, china will have a transition, a significant leader transition, japan may have an election next year. the questions you're talking abo

i realize what's going on in the senate, that near there's no plo deal with this, that there's a gimmicked-up scheme to bring up a series of budget votes that the majority leader knows will not pass. indeed, he intends to bring up a vote on a budget that he and all his colleagues intend to vote against, the most responsible budget out there, the house budget passed by the republican house. that's what they want to bring up and vote on and vote against it. but the budget act doesn't say bring up the house budget. it said each house, the senate and the house should bring up their own budget. and they should pass it on the floor, it should go to committ committee. this is neither -- none of the budgets we'll be vogue on have gone to -- we'll be voting on have gone to committee. we've had no markups in the committee. not even had a markup on the budget. so why? what is this? what is going on? let me share with my colleagues why we're not having a legitimate process to produce a budget at the most critical financial time in our history. and it's politics. does that surprise you? this is what democ