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i give the floor now to the ambassador of senegal. >> thank you, mr. president. president, we sponsor , along with new zealand, malaysia, and the republic of venezuela. senegal wishes to reaffirm its principal position on settlements which are illegal from the point of view of international law. while the peace process is at a stalemate, we see , a speeded up process of settlements of the areas of the west bank in jerusalem. occupationent and encourages the violence affecting both israelis and palestinians. rights, theheir right of both people to peacefully have recognized borders. together with the israelis and we asinians, with home members of the council share the same aspirations to peace and stability, we must find the path to negotiation in order to reach a peaceful, happy solution to this feud. ourwe can renew condemnation of accept terrorism and incitement to violence, no matter who the author is, or what the motives may be. reaffirm the urgency of relaunching the peace process. this is why we encourage the initiative. diplomatic efforts undertaken by for

tales from south senegal there.more from all of our stories on the bbc website, including a look back at the life and film career of hollywood actress and film career of hollywood actress and singer debbie reynolds, who has died just a day after her daughter carrie fisher, famous, of course, as princess leia. we've got a lot of fog out there, thick fog. it's quite patchy, which makes it dangerous as well. and on top of that, we've got sub—zero temperatures. so that combination means freezing fog in some areas, and that, in turn, means that the roads could be quite slippy. so really pretty dangerous on some of those roads, if you are travelling during the early hours, and really throughout much of the morning, into the afternoon, because that fog will be stubborn to clear. this time of the year, when there is no wind, the sun is low on the horizon, just can't work on that fog, it cannot melt it, as we say, away. this is what it looks like at 8:00am in the morning. you can see fog extensive across england, also the ne

forward by new zealand, malaysia, venezuela, and senegal, is the first on israel to be adopted in nearly eight years.

-- malaysia, new zealand, senegal, and venezuela. they have acted in line with their constant calls for action to address this unjust situation. firm in the responsibilities as councilmembers. we also thank angola -- among the nine non-caucus members for their undying support -- and we also thank our brothers in egypt, the arab representative on the council for all efforts , exerted throughout this process. let me all thank those who have applauded the adoption of resolution 2384 in this chamber, and the millions who have applauded in all corners of the globe, including, especially, in the state of palestine. over the years, we have made constant appeals to the council

i give the floor now to the ambassador of senegal. >> thank you, mr. president. president, we sponsor , along with new zealand, malaysia, and the republic of venezuela. senegal wishes to reaffirm its principal position on settlements which are illegal from the point of view of international law. while the peace process is at a stalemate, we see , a speeded up process of settlements of the areas of the west bank in jerusalem. occupationent and encourages the violence affecting both israelis and palestinians. rights, theheir right of both people to peacefully have recognized borders. together with the israelis and we asinians, with home members of the council share the same aspirations to peace and stability, we must find the path to negotiation in order to reach a peaceful, happy solution to this feud. ourwe can renew condemnation of accept terrorism and incitement to violence, no matter who the author is, or what the motives may be. reaffirm the urgency of relaunching the peace process. this is why we encourage the initiative. diplomatic efforts undertaken by for

a visit from the foreign minister from senegal and canceled all foreign aid to senegal and more.o netanyahu taking steps against those countries that introduced this resolution. >> thank you very much. let's go back to our panel. dana bash, abby phillip and elise. let me put that tweet back up on the screen. as to the u.n., things will be different after january 20th, donald trump tweeting there. i mean, this could not have ended worse in terms of the relationship between president obama and prime minister netanyahu. it's just going to end badly. >> and we've seen it over and over again for the past eight years. i think you said this when you broke the story, that it's kind of a final thumb in the eye from this particular instance, from obama to netanyahu. there are lots of other reasons why. but i think it is really important to underscore what you were just talking about, which is that in the history of the state of israel, beginning with the birth of the state of israel, the u.n. security council has been the place that the u.s. has tried to protect israel. and the fact that s

thank you. >> i think the representative of senegal. i national make a statement. -- i now shall make a statement. >> i thank the sponsors for their efforts and the delegations that worked so hard and intensely to reach a result. it has been voted in favor because we are convinced it will contribute to preserving the two-state solution. which we believe is the only solution that could lead to a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace for palestinians and israelis. this piece can never be brought from outside, but will need to be negotiated. the international community does have an obligation to do everything it can to promote an agreement. with today's vote, this security council did what it had to do. over the past two years, spain has repeated numerous times, that we were in favor of the council on the palestinian question when the time was right. and if possible, to have a text on which there was a consensus that could move towards peace. that day has come today. the text of the resolution we adopted today that fills the necessary req

thank you. >> i think the representative of senegal and shall make a statement in my capacity. sponsorsk all of the to the efforts and all the delegations that worked so hard to achieve this result. we are convinced that it will contribute to the two state solution. which we believe is the only solution that can lead to a just comprehensive and lasting peace for palestinians and israelis. this piece can never be imposed from outside that will need to be negotiated on by the two parties. the international community has an obligation to do everything it can to promote an agreement. this security council did what it had to do. past two years as a nonpermanent member of the spain hasouncil, repeated that we are in favor of the council expressing its position on the palestinian question when the time was right and of course it is possible to have a consensus that can truly help move toward peace. that day is come today. this fulfills as we see the necessary requirements to balance tax that only strives to act in favor of peace. we have repeated many times in this same chamber, what

to some branches of the un operation and one of the countries behind the moving of the resolution, senegaln west africa, has also been the focus of israel's graph, money for aid projects from israel cut off. but the real focus of mr netanyahu's anger is president obama himself. the relationship between the two men and the israeli government and the obama administration really couldn't be worse. mr netanyahu again today suggesting that mr obama was personally manoeuvring behind the scenes to deal this blow diplomatically to israel. and therefore, waiting potentially for donald trump? well, the israelis see change coming on a very kind president—elect, donald trump, who broke with the usual protocol surrounding the behaviour of the president—elect and personally tried to moving and derail, did what he could to derail this resolution at the un and was almost successful in that. he made clear his unhappiness at all this and the israelis see him about to move into the white house in the weeks ahead, and they have no doubt at all that they are going to have a much easier diplomatic relationship

a red card for his second half challenge onjordan henderson but it mattered little in the end as senegal mane put the ball in the net, much to the delight of his manager. we could have scored only. we had a lot of chances but the most important thing is we didn't give one chance away i think. so it's quite difficult against an opponent who only want to disturb your game. so, yeah, not the hardest shot from daniel but hard enough and mane with his speed can finish the situation. wonderful feeling. his speed can finish the situation. wonderfulfeeling. really good. it's good. i know exactly how fast mane is. he was reacting the fastest on the pitch and 0k, mane is. he was reacting the fastest on the pitch and ok, it's the post, and it's coming back and 0k, we did not deserve that goal because i think the team performance was outstanding. can i ask you about ross barkley and the challenge on jordan henderson, it looked pretty nasty from where we were, is it fair to say he was lucky to stay on the pitch? maybe, i don't know, i know it was a hard tackle. but i need to watch the clip to have re

countries have been recalled and all aid to senegal has been suspended. political fallout, serious fallout already happening. >> indeed. al that as the christmas celebrations get under way right there in bethlehem. thank you for that update, john. appreciate it. >>> meanwhile, this comes after president-elect donald trump called on the obama administration to veto the u.n. resolution. following the u.n. vote yesterday, mr. trump said things will be different under his presidency. garrett thuney joins us from palm beach with more on that story. what can you tell us? >> israeli leaders indicated this is a good different they're looking for under president-elect trump. leading up to this vote earlier this week, president-elect trump issued a statement on thursday criticizing the u.s.'s decision not to defend israel in this vote and previewing as well, how some of those changes may look like under his administration. his statement reads in part, as the united states has long maintained peace between the israels and the palestinians will only come through dire

they are new zealand, malaysia, senegal, and venezuela.fficial says obama was behind this vote, shameful move. let's take a look at the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., samantha power. often -- because there are important issues that are not sufficiently addressed in this resolution and because the united states does not agree with every word in this text that the united states did not vote in favor of the resolution. but it is because this resolution reflects the facts on the ground and is consistent with u.s. policy across republican and democratic ministrations throughout the history of the state of israel that the united states did not veto it. >> samantha power, the u.s. ambassador explaining why this extension makes perfect sense. it is in line with what bipartisan policy has been for the last four or five decades. this is a binding un security council resolution, essentially calling on israel to stop loving settlements and saying it is had been- what it doing is illegal. it is really a big deal. i was quite surprised to see a round of a

the victims were from countries including gambia, senegal, and ethiopia.only 28 survived, including two bangladeshis who took part in the case as civil plaintiffs. they said they were simple migrants and had to be made to steer the boat by the real traffickers. people have been known to lose their lives in the mediterranean since the current migrant crisis erupted in 2013. eight agencies say many more disappeared without trace after being abandoned on the high seas -- aid agencies say many more help --red without without trace. emma: the former foreign minister has addressed the country's banking crisis saying he's ready to step in to guarantee the stability of banks . he replaced his coast that is close ally after losing referendum on reform. he won the first of two confidence votes to become fully empowered. the senate vote will happen tomorrow. has finally confirmed his pick for u.s. secretary of state, rex tillerson, this -- the ceo of exxon mobil. his appointment has raised tillerson'sot least those relationship with the russian president, vladimir pu

a woman is dead -- jummy: a woman is dead and her husband is facing charges after a crash in senegal. drove offez umanzor the road and her -- and the car rolled over. 22-year-old darling ramirez was ejected from the car and killed. he is being charged with a dui charge. a plane headed from malta to libya ended with the hijackers surrendering. all 118 people aboard the plane were allowed to get off at the malta international airport. two men from libya threatened to blow the plane up with him and aids. to blow theid -- plane up with hand grenades. new information in the berlin christmas market attack. police have shot and killed a man believed for killing 12 people. marci gonzalez has more. marcyi: the manhattan overnight ended in a dramatic shootout. amri was shot to death by police. officers initially approached him during a routine patrol, asking him for his id. instead, officials explained amri pulled out a pistol and shot this officer in the shoulder. you can see where the bullet pierced his uniform. another officer returned fire, killing amri. the italian interior ministry saying

[chorus singing] (narrator) in the countries of mali, senegal, and gambia in west africa, musicians knowngriots have traditionally played an important role in society as storytellers and historians. the griots sing songs and proverbs accompanied by an instrument known as a kora, a spiked harp with a gourd resonator. (brown) in many african cultures, there aren't written traditions. i mean traditionally, there weren't books, there weren't forms of writing and people needed ways of remembering things, of preserving their history and culture and values. and one of the ways in which they did that was through song. one example can be seen in the kora and the tradition of music that surrounds it. the kora is always accompanied by song, and those songs recount the deeds of heroes and kings, and these days, merchants and traders and other important people in the society. it's a repository of historical knowledge and also of cultural values. the kora tradition goes back several hundred years in west africa. it basically comes out of the old mali empire. the mali empire was founded in 1235 by sunja

to some branches of the un operation and one of the countries behind the moving of the resolution, senegalojects from israel cut off. —— wrath. but the real focus of mr netanyahu's anger is president obama himself. the relationship between the two men and the israeli government and the obama administration really couldn't be worse. mr netanyahu again today suggesting that mr obama was personally manoeuvring behind the scenes to deal this blow diplomatically to israel. and therefore, waiting potentially for donald trump? well, the israelis see change coming on a very kind president—elect, donald trump, who broke with the usual protocol surrounding the behaviour of the president—elect and personally tried to move in and derail, did what he could to derail, this resolution at the un and was almost successful in that. he made clear his unhappiness at all this and the israelis see him about to move into the white house in the weeks ahead, and they have no doubt at all that they are going to have a much easier diplomatic relationship with washington, at least, in the years ahead than they have h

one of the smaller countries behind the moving of the resolution, senegal, has felt israel's raff inc aid projects which have been cut. israel are showing that they are diplomatically and economically hitting back. fake news has hit the headlines a lot recently — it's been blamed for influencing the us election and even led to an attack on an washington pizzeria. now it appears it has caused diplomatic twitter tension between pakistan and israel. pakistan's defence minister khawaja asif directed a tweet at israel believing it had threatened pakistan with a nuclear attack for its role in syrian conflict. he tweeted that ‘israel should not forget that pakistan is also a nuclear power‘. but the story at the heart of all this, was, in fact — fake. israel's defence ministry — which maintains a position of nuclear ambiguity — tweeted back to say the article was "completely fictitious" evacuations have been taking place in chile after a powerful earthquake struck the south of the country. the us geological survey says the quake struck southwest of the city of puerto montt. the first reading

and one of the countries behind the moving of the countries behind the moving of the resolution, senegal. money for aid projects cut off. but the real focus of mr netanyahu's anger is president obama himself. the relationship between the two men, the two governments, could not be worth. mr netanyahu again suggesting that mr obama was personally manoeuvring behind the scenes to deal this blow to israel, diplomatically. and therefore, wait potentially for donald trump? the israeli sea change coming of a very profound kind. president elect donald trump broke the usual protocol and personally tried to move in and derail this resolution at the un. he was almost successful in that and made clear his unhappiness. the israelis can see him about to move into the white housein him about to move into the white house in the weeks ahead and they have no doubt at all that they will have no doubt at all that they will have a very much easier diplomatic relationship with washington, at least, in the years ahead than they have had with the obama administration. thank you for talking to us. the headlines

narrator: protests like these in dakar and senegal spread to many other cities.here were similar riots in egypt and in india. in haiti the president was overthrown. the reason? high food prices. one of the major causes: climate change. villagers are leaving their homes simply to survive.

. >> reporter: the prime minister recalled the ambassador with senegal and new zealand. they are co-sponsorses of the resolution. and prime minister netanyahu takes a hard- line stance palestinian leaders celebrated the passage and palestinian president said it was a blow to israel. and soited as a clear and unoon musmessage to prime minister netanyahu. >> this is what the international commit community rejected this. >> still prime minister netanyahu said israel will reject the resolution and adding that it will call for arms to allies around the world, friends who have had enough of the way the u.n. treats israel. >>> pope francis celebrating christmas with with a midnight mass in the vatican. ♪ ♪ [singing)] here's a look at st. peter's basilica. pope francis said christmas was taken hostage by materialism and the season needs more humility and addressed the ongoing croisis in syria and called for compassion for refugees, tomorrow he will deliver the message from the balcony of the st. peter's basilica. >>> police in germ no are step itting up security after the christ

and one of the countries behind the moving of the motion, senegal, has also been a focus of israel'sarack obama himself, the relationship between the two men and the bomb administration and the israelis government really could not be worse. benjamin netanyahu again suggesting that barack obama was personally manoeuvring behind—the—scenes to kill this blow diplomatically to israel. and therefore waits for donald trump? the israelis see change coming of a very profound kind, president—elect donald trump, broke with the usual protocol surrounding the behaviour of the president—elect and personally tried to move in and derail, do what he could to derail this resolution at the un, almost successful in that, made clear his unhappiness in all that. israelis can see him moving into the white housein can see him moving into the white house in the weeks ahead, and they have no doubt at all that they will have no doubt at all that they will have a much easier diplomatic relationship with washington at least in the years ahead than they have had with the obama administration. a powerful typhoon,

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government hiding behind the skirts of foreign minister of new zealand and malaysia, senegal to embarassmocratic ally. the world jewish congress is calling for hearings and investigation on capitol hill to find out what ben rhodes did, his alleged involvement, samantha power, u.n. ambassador. should there be hearings and investigation or should we let this go? >> there is a big deal. there should be hearings how this came about but also part of a much bigger issue. in this example the u.s. government is not acting in the interests of the u.s. government and president obama has a personal responsibility to protect our country. and protect our national interests. this resolution goes against american national interests. that's the big scandal. eric: how does it do that? how does this resolution that affects israel and settlements go against american national interests in your view? >> well, western civilization is fighting for its life and israel is the eastern border of western civilization. and the settlements, so called settlements are the eastern border of the eastern border of western

>> well, jim, you saw after the vote that israel recalled its ambassador from new zealand and senegalthe countries that put the resolution forward, now officials say they are limiting working ties with the 12 nations that also voted for the resolution. other foreign ministers will not be able to meet with prime minister netanyahu, and am bass endorse from those countries will not be welcomed at the foreign ministry as the normal type of business will be curtail curtailed. it's a temporary move. it's not cutting of diplomatic ties, but it is a show of force, if you will, to demonstrate israel's displeasure with the country that is voted against them in the u.n. security council, but, you know, interestingly, jim, israel did not take any action against the united states, which abstained from the resolution and let it pass, but certainly neddenia hue has not been quiet about his fury for the united states for what he called a shameful am burg against israel. >> he know we'll have a new president soon enough with perhaps a new view orrin lieberman is in jerusalem. benjamin netanyahu certa

here, we must express our gratitude to the four cosponsors -- malaysia, new zealand, senegal, and venezuela. they have acted in line with their constant calls for action to address this unjust situation. firm in the responsibilities as councilmembers. we also thank angola -- among the nine non-caucus members for their undying support -- and we also thank our brothers in egypt, the arab representative on the council for all efforts , exerted throughout this process. let me all thank those who have applauded the adoption of resolution 2384 in this chamber, and the millions who have applauded in all corners of the globe, including, especially, in the state of palestine. over the years, we have made constant appeals to the council to uphold its duties, units central goals and the premise of international law, insisting on the need for conservative action to confront israeli oppression of the palestinian people and relentless colonization of our land under its half-century occupation. our appeals have sought to alleviate the suffering of our defenseless population denied their rights, dignity an

i was just in africa a couple months ago and you can trace what's going on in senegal. small farm is collapsing and technology gives people cell phones where they can hit the road. which app allows them to create huge smuggler networks. they don't want a live aid concert from europe, they want to come to europe. this is creating a giant stream of people. we think this about the middle east, syria and afghanistan. this is an african phenomenon. >> three-quarters of immigration is from africa. >> it's not going to stop. i think we're just at the beginning of it. what it's doing is really together and surge and acceleration technology, climate change and globalization. think about it. i go to the grocery store now in my hometown whether it's in italy, france, america. there is someone there speaking a different language and wearing their head covering that is not a baseball cap. then i go into the men's room and someone that looks like a different gender there. i happen to embrace all that. i am so glad we have all those rights. but that came really fast for a lot of peopl

. >> i got a letter from a lady in africa, actually senegal. the capital city of dakar. dear brad, you are the most handsome -- no, i'm just kidding. dear, bret, hi, dear, how are you today? i hope all is well with you. my name is miss linda. i just went through your profile in this site. my dear, i am interested in knowing more about you. waiting to hear from you soon. this is pretty cool. i was excited about it, you know what i mean? especially in africa. so i looked it up in the encyclopedia, because i didn't know where dakar was, in africa. so it was pretty cool. the hardest part about doing time, of course i miss my kids, my little niece i never met. so that kills you. but when they call mail, and go out there on the railing, and you stand up there and see all your brothers and friends getting mail, over and over and over, and you're just standing up there, as bad as you want it, it ain't going to come. so here we are. >> while bulmer looks ahead to the possibility of finding love, inmates eric glass and erik coleman look back to the past. and what they've lost. >>

and we feel especially at the united nations, giving the steering wheel to venezuela, malaysia, and senegal, boy, that is not done. liz: it is rather stunning looking at u.s. policy somewhere of epic fail when it comes to iraq, syria, libya, all the issues, yet israel the united states is verbally smacking around at this point. so i'm sure it is certainly disconcerting, as you know, i saw you less than a week ago, i was in israel and i went to the western wall and i have some pictures that i brought back. as we cycle through some of these, for those of you who don't know, the western wall is certainly one of the most, if not the holiest site, built in 20 bc, before christ, before the common era. this is uniquely jewish, certainly and the united nations certainly does not want to accept that. this is where people write wishes and hopes for peace and stick them in the cracks. i was there with my family and my daughter. we were putting little wishes into the cracks. there was a men norah being put up. what happens to the western wall if the u.n. resolution put is put forward? >> what happens i

well, four other countries did step up and, ma lay gentleman, senegal and north dakota, -- north dakota. >>> rotate can maybes of the security council. the final vote was 14-4. one abstention. that abstention was the united states. reaction has been very swift. condemnation of the u.s. failure to use its veto, among to the speaking out, new york democrat chuck schumer as well as arizona republican john mccain and south carolina republican lindsey graham. the israelis are making out a short time ago, the israeli u.n. ambassador issued a statement saying, neither the security council nor unesco can sever the tie between the people of israel and the land of israel. nevertheless, an historic vote taking place moments ago at the u.n. security council for the first time in decades, the united states not using its veto power to stop a resolution critical of the jewish state. back to you. >> it's not very oftenow see senators chuck assumer and john mccain on the same side of the itch. >>> rich ed son is live we more. the obama administration and the incoming trump administration clearly have tw

they're going to find that israel can play its politics and refuse to meet with foreign ministers from senegal and new zealand and so forth and that will have no effect, but much more important will be the united states' efforts in the region, and those evefforts cant be dialed back and insulted and talked away, with egypt and saudi arabia, and syria. all of that really sort of ties back into this very difficult question of the settlements, the perception of israel and the world, the pinning of the international community and whether or not this intransigent struggle that's been going on for 50 years between israelis and palestinians will continue to add fuel to those regional fires. i think they're going to have to have a much more nuanced approach to it than simply bashing the united nations. >> speaking to what you said, let's get back to the whole reason this came up. this is about the whole settlement thing. netanyahu suspending working ties with the 12 nations that voted for the u.n. resolution, condemning israeli settlements. ironically, that doesn't include the u.s., which abstained. w

he took diplomatic steps against the countries, new zealand and senegal pulling the ambassadors back to israel for consultations. trump intervened in a way that's unprecedented for a president elect before he takes office. he tweeted after the vote, he said this in a short tweet, as to the u.n., things will be different after january 20th. what will be the practical effects of this resolution when president trump takes office in a few weeks? the resolution may have no effect because the resolution is a guideline or a recommendation. it would take follow up action at the u.n. action that trump promises he will not allow once he takes office. erica, needless to say, i think it will be interesting to see what happens between trump, the u.n. and israel in a few short weeks. >> that is for sure. thank you. >>> lindsey graham has had a lot to say about the diplomatic fallout calling president obama's policy flat out reckless. don't miss an interview with dana bash this afternoon. >>> after the break, with president elect donald trump hitting lockheed martin ceo, we have details next. ♪ tha

it was introduced on friday by malaysia, senegal, venezuela, and new zealand one day after egypt withdrew the measure under intense pressure from israeli officials and from donald trump. its passage infuriated israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who summoned and reprimanded envoys from most of the security council member nations who approved the resolution. netanyahu also lashed out at president obama. >> as i told john kerry thursday, france don't take friends to the security council. i encourage by the statements of our friends in the united states , republicans and democrats alike. they understand how reckless and have this u.n. resolution was. they understand the western wall isn't occupied territory. i look forward to working with those friends and with the new administration when it takes office next month. amy: the obama administration previously sided with israel at the united nations vetoing a , similar security council resolution in 2011 that would have condemned israeli settlement building. the u.s.'s abstention in friday's vote drew criticism from many democratic and re

now we understand new zealand, also been very involved in this, malaysia, venezuela, senegal, others supported this resolution re-introduced it. i looked at text. seems to be exactly the same. controversial provisions that call israeli settlements a flagrant violation of international law. still in there. we understand that the u.s. is reviewing this new text, even though it's the same. they're being a little coy how they're going to vote. i think it really depends on what the conversations were overnight between israel, the u.s. and possibly the trump administration about what israel has been arguing nap a resolution of this nature is really going to tie the next president's hands in whatever he would want to do in a negotiation between israel and palestinians. that's something president-elect trump said he would like to do, and that's why i think you saw the israelis reach out to the president-elect, say, listen, this could undermine anything you want to do when you come in the door, and you saw the president-elect get intimately involved in this yesterday. >> he did. in a very unu

brainpower,by sheer he established that the teleprinter had two sets of five wheels with 501 senegal pins and a further two mobile reels between them creating a range of combinations much greater than enigmas. caused hisding feat colleagues eventually to secure enterprise fellowship with cambridge, the college was never told exactly what he had done. the bletchley chieftain hailed his contribution is one of the outstanding successes of the war, and so it was, though he never got any sort of metal. establishing the machine's character was a vital beginning. the problems remained huge. the codebreakers, figuratively scratching his head, said the teleprinters output was as analogous to the other machines as a maori and an eskimo. the summer of 1942, cracking it had become desperately urgent. the more the germans used it for top-secret communications, the less they used enigma. october, by and extraordinary endeavors, the bletchley team read the messages using a higher mathematical message method after its inventor. different german keys relegated fish codenames. some of the most momento

teamed up with venezuela, senegal, malaysia, passing a one-sided resolution, a ridiculous resolution.read the resolution it says the jews cannot be in jerusalem, in the jewish quarter, in the western world, western side. we are disappointed to see the administration decided in the last minute to allow such a shameful resolution to pass in the security council. but we are hopeful. we listened to president-elect trump and we hope to have some changes at the u.n. we need to reform the u.n. we need to make sure that the billions of dollars the u.s. is giving to the u.n. is going to the right placis and not to promote and insight anti-semitism against israel. >> let's talk about how it came to be. is this something your country was given any advanced warning in the form of some kind of courtesy to relay to israel the u.s. would take this position? >> we knew they would try to pass this resolution, we spoke to our colleagues and were aware of that, but we did not expect that the u.s. would join it, support it and encourage it. in 2011 there was a similar resolution that the u.s. vetoed. amb

the table and other countries that were interested in putting it through -- new zealand, malaysia, senegal, venezuela -- they went forward, they re-presented it and that gave it an opportunity to pass. even though we knew they were planning on doing it, this is not only in defiance and snubbing what the israelis said that they are hoping the u.s. would continue its long standing protection at the u.n., this is in defiance of obama's own party. you saw the senate minority leader chuck schumer come out with a strong statement urging the u.s. to veto so i think it's a significant move which the israelis feel undermine anything that president-elect trump would do when he came in. that it would tie his hands a little bit if he were to try to negotiate middle east peace, something he said he would want to do. but from the u.s. point of view the settlement issue has dogged the u.s. in its efforts for peace. they call it an obstacle for peace over the last eight years and of course you can't neglect that this is a parting shot by president obama to prime minister netanyahu with whom he had a rocky

a number of countries reintroduced this resolution after egypt pulled it, including new zealand, senegallaysia, who wanted to see this go forward yesterday. after egypt pulled it they put it back on the agenda this evening. the israeli government firing off a shot at president obama's administration the likes of which we have never seen before. let me read it. this coming from a senior israeli officials says president obama and secretary kerry are behind this shameful move against israel at the u.n. president obama could declare his willingness to veto this resolution in an instant but instead is pushing it. this is an abandonment of israel which breaks decades of u.s. policy of protecting israel at the u.n. and undermines the prospects of working with the next administration of advancing peace. but the statement goes on to accuse president obama of cooking this up with the palestinians and working behind the israelis' back. as for a palestinian response, this is nearly as interesting. first it says we have nothing to say about this. but it goes on to say no president has troubled palest

and they believe, even though senegal sponsored it, along with new zealand and venezuela, they believet and when egypt stepped aside, they pushed it forward again on friday. here's ambassador ron dempleer. >> we have had that evidence and we're going to present it to the new administration and if they choose to share it with the american people that will be their shois. we have evidence. what david said is only part of what we have and it's very clear that the u.s. orchestrated that. >> they are handing that over to the trump administration. we'll see how they handle that. if they are going to release it all. we had governor huckabee on earlier, he's very concerned about what is going on with this -- >> he's heading to israel next year. >> he goes there all the time. here have his biggest concerns. >> they are trying to push israel into accepting borders that would essentially be a suicide pact if israel ever were to agree to it and to say that jerusalem should be divided, this is nonsense. jerusalem has been the capital for only one people in its entire history, dating back 4,000 year

i just did a documentary on this for national geographic from niger and senegal.balization is leaving them behind, and china's now in the world trade organization. so i tell the story, in fact, of egypt. i was in egypt for tahrir square revolution. gone from my wife for three weeks. i'm leaving egypt, i go to cairo airport. i met the treasurer of -- i'm at the souvenir store in cairo, buy my honey a little something to remind her where her honey was for a few weeks. what do they have here? pumpkin ashtrays. she doesn't smoke. hey, they have a stuffed camel, and if you squeeze its hump, it hanks. my honey doesn't have one of those -- [laughter] i take it to the cash register, i turn it over, what does it say at the bottom? say it with me now, made in china. you're the lowest wage country in the eastern mediterranean, there's now a country half a continent away that can make it cheaper than you can, ship it and take the profits back home. so what's happening? all of these average states, they're actually cracking up. and we're just at the beginning. because they can

new zealand and senegal and other small countries like that don't set the agenda the united nations securityncil. the united states and other great powers do. barack obama is personally responsible for the resolution, if he truly believes this anti-israel resolution is the right course of action, he should have the courage of his conviction and order his ambassador to vote for, it not abstain from it like a moral coward. neil: it goes through, get condemned, a president-elect who condemned this. benjamin netanyahu trying to work through the president-elect to stop this through your offices as well for all i know, but it's going to go through and it's going to be very embarrassing, then what? >> well, this is president obama in my opinion trying to pry the president-elect's hands, people criticize president trump but president obama is taking the decision out of president-elect's hands the way george bush did to president obama. he did the opposite on president obama's request at the time. there's going to be consequences, though, coming from the congress that this resolution goes forward. un

forward ution was put by new zealand, malaysia, venezuela and senegal. the vote the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., samantha power explained why the u.s. was support of the resolution and why it did not use its veto as some were calling for. begin with a quote. the united states will not upport the use of any additional land for the purpose of settlements during the transitional period. the immediate adoption of a settlement freeze by israel action could other create the confidence needed for participation in these talks. further, settlement activity is necessary for the security of israel and only diminishes the confidence of the arabs, that a final outcome can be freely and fairly negotiated. the end of the quote. by was said in 1982 president ronald reagan. he was speaking about a new launching at he was to end the israeli-palestinian conflict. course, timately, of president reagan's proposals were not realized his words are illuminating in at least two respects. first, because they underscore he united states's deep and long standing commitment to chievingta comprehensiv

adam: new zealand, venezuela, senegal. it had been killed, the vote, or delayed.p.m. this afternoon. the obama administration has not respond officially other than to say that they are not involved in formulating or promoting u.n. resolution on israeli settlements. stuart: this where donald trump intervened in the u.n. vote. the vote was delayed. now we have the vote taking place at 2:00. but we don't know whether the obama administration will abstain from this vote which is the same thing. you are ndemning the israeli settlement. >> the u.s. usually vetoes this kind of move. >> but this time they may abstain which is the same thing as saying yeah, do it. that would be exactly opposite in what donald trump wanted. >> that's correct. we are not done yet. we are back. : . stuart: in britain, every year, the queen delivers the christmas address, this year i believe the queen is ill so prince charles delivered the address instead. this year he is saying, think of mohammed this christmas. watch this. >> and we might also remember that when the prophet muhammad migrated

it was cosponsored by new zealand, malaysia, venezuela and senegal.athleen from riverside, ohio on the democratic line. what you think about the un security council vote in the u.s.' abstention? caller: i think it was a choice by president obama, as many other callers have said. it is about time. if other presidents had stood up to israel at the u.n., i don't think -- we don't really know if the settlements would have continued to expand as they have. i know bush 41 had at one point continue expanding settlements, that our aid to for put ald be halted temporary hold on it. i know bush 41 suffer consequences for that public statement. the other thing i want to say is i think really the u.s. in many ways is being israel's best friend. it is like having a friend who is an addict in some ways. you are standing up to israel saying look, did he continue to do this, you are doing yourself more harm. if your intention is a two state, which many of us on the phones have expressed, if you say you are for the two state solution, there have to be acts that repres