have shimon peres -- you have the shimon peres coming to the white house tomorrow. israel is concerned if the palestinians and go to a vote at the u.n. general assembly, that they will overnight have a state and if certain things are not discussed, that is going to put this conflict and take a turn that many israelis are concerned about. president bush was the first american president to declare that two states are two peoples was the goal of u.s. policy and that the palestinians deserve a state. that was a major step forward. we have seen so much movement. sometimes looks like the israelis and palestinians are locked in a tight race. it's been going on for ever. there is a lot going on. you need to predict what we try to do -- this is a very -- we have to introduce you to characters on both sides of the conflict. you can actually crossed the front lines on any given day and report from both sides of the conflict on the same day. that is what we wanted to show. through the eyes of these characters that we have met, what are the issues, what drives them to fit what m

. >> elle this morning, israeli president shimon peres spoke about the killing of osama bin laden by u.s. forces. and while peres believes that bin laden's death is a major blow to al-qaeda, many believe it could lead to more violence. >>> this death is bringing mixed reaction from around the world. from relief to revenge. charlie d'agata has more on what the rest of the world thinks. >> people danced in the streets of yemen when they learned osama bin laden is dead. this man says his killing was right. but al-qaeda also has supporters in yemen. they say his won't weaken the terror group. if bin laden has really been killed, he says, a thousand osama bin ladens will appear, god willing. the taliban and pakistan is promising to attack the u.s. and pakistan over his death. in gaza, the leader of hamas condemned the u.s. mission, calling bin laden an arab holy warrior. but israel's prime minister called it an historic day. governments across europe are reviewing security measures on alert for revenge attacks. many americans traveling overseas say they're not changing their travel plans.

. >> i would quote shimon peres, who said that the children who were the slaves of the egyptians can not the occupiers and masters of other people. that is -- is -- we have continued expansion of the settlements. it is in fact, uninhibited -- it is unchecked and uninhibited by united states policy could president obama spoke truth to the israelis, increasingly alone. >> colby, this is not a new idea. we're in a talking about this in 2000? >> the negotiations would have to be along the lines of the u.n. resolution 242, which talks about going back to the pre-19 -- >> no, it does not. >> bush also said that the georgian had changed dramatically around -- the situation had changed dramatically around the notion of going to toward 42 would be difficult -- going ot 242 would be difficult. here is the problem i -- here is what i have a problem with, the situation with palestine. i don't think for one second that palestine would be demilitarized. >> like in gaza. the overarching issue is this -- when israel negotiates, it gives away something tangible, land. what does it get in return? prom

of photographs the family so graciously read turned over for me to look at and his network was shimon peres, the folks that he knew and hobnob with and that bothered me a bit because you would think someone of that to stature would have gotten more urgent attention than any of us paid within the u.s. government as well as the israeli government but to step back from that period of time is surely after his murder of the yom kippur war happens and israel is caught off guard and a huge intelligence failure on the part of the intelligence service what has been studied as to why that occurred. if you think about the casualties of war with the clandestine services during that time period come if you have other intelligence officers assassinated by black september and the israelis going around the roald assassinating the black september members. i can see why our government has very few leads to pursue and i can understand the israeli government had to very quickly back down the hatches to do with the world events unfolding our countless telephone calls and your father was killed in action and a w

they qat the -- they quote shimon peres as saying, "this is a great achievement for the american securitycurity experts warn against complacency." it says an international expert quotes, "operatives will fill his shoes, and the intellectual aspect of the movement is still well and truly kicking." i spoke to a few analyst who said that that was something that was really key, the fact that the ideology was still alive and well, even though this particular al qaeda original structure may not be as -- as effective as it once was. it's the ideology that's inspiring other groups like al shabab, al qaeda on the, arabia peninsula. that's the danger. >> thank you. >>> they were just children on september 11. now these college students are celebrating the death of osama bin laden. [ chanting ] >> we'll go inside the million dollar mansion in pakistan where bin laden was killed. that's ahead. from at&t. the phone that changed everything. but think about it. how can you make one of the most amazing phones the world has ever seen even more amazing? make it $49. yep. that'll work. the iphone 3gs. now a

. >> in april, the president, shimon peres, was here in washington.viewed him at the peace center. we had this exchange on this very issue. i'll play the clip. listen to this. >> as part of that agreement, would you be willing to give up land of pre-'67 israel to the palestinians in exchange for some land in the palestinian territories that would become part of the state of israel? >> you mean if -- >> as part of a final peace settlement with the palestinians? >> we are willing and ready to go for a swap. >> we are willing and ready to go for a swap. that's what he told me early in april here in washington. >> the wonders of technology. >> are you in agreement of the president of israel? >> when i sit down and negotiate, i'll be able to give an answer. but the -- whatever it is, i can tell you that our position is that we have to not go back to the '67 lines. that's the most important thing. >> that's the u.s. position, as well. i guess the definition is swaps, significant swaps or minor swaps. >> i think the important thing was that clarity that was