amy: just weeks later, a jewish extremist assassinated rabin.or years, ben gvir hung a picture of the israeli-american who killed 29 palestinians at a mosque in hebron in 1994. in 2011, ben gvir told a reporter why he chose to put goldstein's photograph on the wall of his home. >>e waa rightes man, hero. amy: in october, itamar ben gvir waved a gun and shouted during a confrontation in the sheikh jarrah neighborhood of jerusalem where settlers have attempted to violently evict palestinian residents from their homes. >> throw stones, shoot them. amy: and this is mahmoud sa'u, a palestinian who lives in sheikh jarrar, describing itamar ben-gvir's actions in his neighborhood. >> his field office is within the planned -- my house is under threat. my neighbor's houses under threat. we all received eviction orders. also orders not to build or renovate. he ud to come here make trouble for everyone. imagine a knesset member pulling out his gutoward the people in the neighborhood. we have children and women here. what you expect? of course he will be mor

and the season the children elect and dry russia on and the fruits with axes to the point, quince rabinngrass mint, here they get along with tea cirrors, similar traditions, the collection of tea making tea, this is already a long tradition. she passed to us, probably from the origins, when it was just born. we are like a movement. uh, about 100 years ago. it is only committed ecological water itself tea club ecologists. and we live in the world near real projects, the center at the mini zoo, they remove the back and look at the various rodents. better rapapah. it can be said that they are funny. we have degus here and they are active, and the peculiarity is a family and i’m sitting with three kids, i’m babysitting with them and tourism is here, yes, yes . agatha means victory i practice bumping the courts to drive through schoolchildren from at least the central region and the skill of ukraine in our country borisov region hosts eight such charitable environmental campaigns. like a day without a car. we came up with such an action as donate, we collect batteries, for example, last year

we need another rabin from the from the israeli side, from the palestinian side, abu mazen.ow, he did what he did in oslo and things i don't want to evaluate the guy. you know, he's a friend and i know him, but i think we need to see a new leadership which have commitment from the palestinian side. i don't believe to solve the problem, to do ibrahim things or i think this is an and a kind of i'm sorry to say this world. i think this is childish because we are talking about normalization. we have no problem with the israelis to to normalize this. the the situation we have we talk with the israelis daily. when i was in my office, there was having office here. even when we shut the office, we was talking to them from the intelligence to the foreign ministers to the prime minister. and we can talk to them. but to do kind of a build a new idea with no vision or no target, peace, target. i mean, and real not just to talk. it's too early to do all this unless you have plan what to do. because what i'm worried that within ten years, if there is nothing happen within maybe before tha

ishaq rabin, the prime minister of the regime, and two weeks after he became the prime minister of the regime, he was arrested by one of mr. englis and him to receive his law encyclopedia from the university. zionist regime with opposition the lawyers' union was confronted because it has strongly anti-palestinian thoughts and these thoughts have caused even the extreme figures of the regime to feel worried that the image of the regime will be destroyed in the public opinion of the world. take the resistance of the good baby groups of sohrin al-aswad or bisheh shiran, who are a number of young people who want to gain independence for the palestinian land. the history of the numerous negative measures that have been taken so far to deal with the palestinian resistance groups, for example, depriving citizenship , destroying homes and confiscating property, including this the actions that have been carried out in the past decades and until now, out of 1,300 palestinian fighters and the naturalization of 1,700 palestinian prisoners in the occupied territories, 190 of them are 18 years old,

before he was assassinated after toxic propaganda by netanyahu in 1994 prior to the assassination of rabin. it is a machine that has worked before and now it is being aimed on us in the streets. we are not going to let it happen. nastasya: i want to pick up on something you said. you use the word trust. a huge amount of how it's going to play out comes down to trust. there have been moves quietly seemingly to put into place procedural measures to make it quicker to vote the judicial overhaul through in parliament in the future. is that being viewed as disingenuous by the protesters? yaniv: we have an emergency of trust. we don't trust the government, we don't trust our representative in the knesset. we do not trust them, we do not trust the coalition, but we need always to keep one eye open on the opposition because we do not know -- first of all they do not control the situation. they rarely speak at our demonstrations. in tel aviv they never speak. we are the ones moving that forward a mass amount of people. i will just translate to the sentiment we have. we do not trust far right fascis

the meeting to take place in the house of his brother, her son, a have cousin, there, prime minister rabin, and king hussein you are going to work on the peace accord between israel and jordan. but all on no same that this meeting could happen at all was largely thanks to the head of most of the time frame, highly valued and assert their skin. over the years ethan, i aim her levy established a deep and trusting relationship with the jordanian monarchy and the king himself. lucia kisha. emily? hi im her ladies longstanding relationship. it came to scene of jordan. it had an incredible impact on the negotiations. the interpersonal connection between the 2 mutual trust this atmosphere was felt by all those present and influence the general situation. one, but been in the sense of doing something meaningful together, eating together. laughing company is that not a clear indication of something we might describe as piece gum, where level of i was looking for on the day of their 1st meeting, there was genuine warmth between each act. levine and king. hussein that very same evening. the 2 men pla

rabin will be.have mercy on me that i accumulate a detailed fire of calm with willow, that for the gate i draw cartridges of earth under the cries of earth in a stream of holy storage water, that my strength is needed here our body. jarve us from the edge of the flight of mint ugly, a small soul otpazhi will go to the garden , prick and fast. you are up to your grandfather, the wings of the mission are ours, yes, the rivers with a high world kalit our post, you are up to you tails with a high pirogov of the earth, under the cat goes, and as a result, i scoop up the holy water of the krinichnaya that there is no strength to be closer, my aunt will suffer, our aunt gave me the inhabitants need kritnel. i'm still in the darkness, the cops will tell you to take you with a bill, what kind of gushing and my soul is in the heart of god, what is gushing her soul in the heart of your conspiracy forever strength will be my strategy, how can you be closer to me will be my country and she gave everything me to

one of the protesters we met was the daughter of the late israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin who washt extremist. she told us how painful it was to see members sitting around benjamin netanyahu's table after he brought them into government and how worried she is about the future of her country. take a listen. >> we are all for jewish democratic state. it's not a matter of left and right. it's a matter of those who believe and fought for those values. >> reporter: now, one other sign of how serious the situation is, a number of reservist fighter pilots from one of the israeli air force's elite squadrons are refusing to attend a day of training this week in protest of netanyahu's plans. these are some of the most respected people in israeli society, the pilots called upon to carry out an attack against iran's nuclear facilities should it come to that, and the fact that they are prepared to weigh into this political debate is a sign of quite how serious this situation has become. >> nbc's raf sanchez with that report. thank you. >>> meantime, back here at home, we're now seeing agonizin

one of the protesters we met was the daughter of the late israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin who wasee members of the far right now sitting around benjamin netanyahu's cabinet table after he brought him into government and how worried she is about the future of her country. take a listen. >> we are all for jewish democratic state. it's not a matter of left and right. it's a matter of those who believe and fought for those values. >> reporter: now, one other sign of how serious the situation is, a number of reservist fighter pilots from one of the israeli air forces most elite squadrons are refusing to attend a day of training this week in protest at netanyahu's plans. these are some of the most respected people in israeli society. they are the pilots who would be called upon to carry out an attack against iran's nuclear facilities should it come to that, and the fact that they are prepared to weigh into this political debate is a sign of quite how serious this situation has become. >> raf sanchez in israel. thank you very much. >>> and for the very first time, ukrainian pilots are in

one of the protesters we met was the daughter of the late israeli prime minister rabin assassinated in far right extremist. she told us how painful it was to see members of the far right now sitting around benjamin netanyahu's cabinet table after he brought them into government and how worried she is about the future of her country. take a listen. >> we are all for democratic state. it's not a matter of left and right. it's a matter of those who believe and fought for those values. >> reporter: one other sign of how serious the situation is, a number of reservist fighter pilots from one of the israeli air force's elite squadrons are refusing to attend a day of training this week in protest of netanyahu's plans. these are some of the most respected people in israeli society. they are the pilots who would be called upon to carry out an attack against iran's nuclear facilities should it come to that, and the fact that they are prepared to weigh in to this political debate is a sign of quite how serious the situation has become. >> indeed. thanks to raf sanchez for that in tel aviv. >>> ma

tom: in my demarcation of my life is the assassination of rabin in 1995, my demarcation of the old israelood and the new israel. are we in another demarcation point where we were with that assassination 30 some years ago? tina: i think so, unless net and yahoo! and his supporters -- netanyahu and his supporters climbed down. i don't think israeli society will tolerate these so-called reforms. people have fought too hard in the state of israel and it means too much. lisa: we have seen not only protests in israel but france and more populist in nature but it feels like there are fissures in the democracies of the world as people try to understand the correct path forward whether it is in israel or in france, where people are protesting the increase in the retirement age and wages. how much do you see this percolating into something larger that could affect what we understand in terms of alliances as well as just the wage pressures that are emerging? tina: a really important question. the french protests, american stereotype was the french don't want to work, raising the retirement age from