tel aviv well if israeli activists been echoed in the u.k. by like minded demonstrators are also held a day of action in king british cities against the prospect of war with iran and those behind the rally say israel and its allies should pursue diplomacy rather than destruction. because the rhetoric that's building up in the us because of the breakdown of diplomatic relations between britain and iran and because of the deployment of naval forces from most western countries in the gulf at the present time and the danger that comes from that we need an aspiration of peace and understanding in the region of israel has the capability of bombing with nuclear weapons iran or indeed any other country in the region isolating iran allowing israel to continue with these threats it seems to me a very very dangerous development indeed think of the consequences for the western economies the whole world's economies of a war with iran think of the incalculable loss of people all over that region if we let sleeping dogs of war we will all live if we do live

a fireworks display that scared tel-tel. and after a week of sirging he almost gave up hope. >> he's like a member of the family. the first week he went missing, we couldn't sleep at all whenever we heard dogs barking hoping he'd come home. weeks laters his hopes return again when he saw a report on a successful mission by the thai report. the dogs destination the dinner plates where dog meat is considered a delicacy. in some cases extremely sick animals were brought to to this shelter in the thai country side. there are already more than 2,000 rescue dogs here. some of them were originally stray, picked up off the streets but looking at the condition, the collars even on some of them, it's clear that at least a quarter are stolen domestic pets. in hope rather than expectation he traveled to the shelter. the manager clearly remembers the emotion of his visit. he found his dog down there and came back carrying him in his arms, he says. his wife said is that tow-tow and he couldn't answer her because he was crying so much. it'

until purchases outrage in tel aviv and personally warning authorities against a potential attack on iran a monstrous come as a mensa tension grows around toronto nuclear program which has prompted sanctions from the do on. the teenage boy has been shown that on dozens injured in clashes between security forces and angry football fans in the egyptian town of old site hundreds of people have taken to the streets over it to get fine and i was of the local team ultraviolence at it stadium and fabric killed more than seventy pounds. as the headline is next it's almost concho and this time it's a trip to the colorful world of moscow's sex says as well as the animal. very nice hello and welcome to the show on this week's program delving into the world of circuses and shows in the russian capital acrobats jugglers dolphins tyra walkers you name it and of course the history back here around three hundred years and from testifying feats a jaw dropping magic tricks we start off here at the ground. the prospect must do is often described as the world cup and the venue here is famous for the ski

tel aviv. campaign against iran has intensified this week human rights activist is now being used to justify for the economic sanctions this says israel's spy agency was so great a cia that iran is not developing nuclear weapons but political analyst and historian the russian says that won't stop those who are not for war. what we're seeing at the moment has been is the culmination of a long term effort by ron zonen is to force the iranian government into a corner to force them into a position where they're left with an invidious choice having to steer a course between on the one hand seeming to be bullied and giving in and appearing weak and on the other hand alone themselves to be provoked and allowing themselves to be forced into a confrontational position diplomatic and intelligence professionals are having their reports having their would abused for political and ideological reasons there's a political ideological agenda in washington and tel aviv to an extent here in london as well to wil

macabi tel aviv would go on to win and the cat would sign on with the new york nix. there is nothing more relaxing than skiing. a long day out in the slopes, bodee was ready for a nap but he didn't want to wait to get back to the lodge. that's what a pair of skis will do for your balance. he was able to keep his balance until he does not. wait for the next segment, kite surfing. >>> and the sports stacking. the time, 363 relay. and then from the tumbling, of after a first event they try to take down all the steps in 13.96 seconds. this footage has not been sped up in any way. they'll travel to germany for the world championship where they'll compete for the holy grail of this sport the robert stack trophy. time marchs >> there was no top of broccoli mandates during the final day of arguments at the supreme court. there was a proverbial loaf of bread reference. the supreme court was deeply divided as they grappled the discussion of severity. will the reform act would survivor if the mandate was struck down. the administration articles that they wouldargue otherprovisi

erased off the map because they want to have a nuclear program activists rallied in the streets of tel aviv in protest against israeli governments for war with iran campaigners fear a military conflict would be catastrophic for the entire region our correspondent wealth leader was at the protest. this is the first demonstration of its kind and it comes after months of increasing warwick by the israeli leadership what protesters here are saying is that the israeli prime minister has his own election campaign at heart and that is what is motivating him because the polls on this the way to include his book you love it he does the one sincerely believing god hears they're. going to. destroy the iranian nuclear program yes maybe some totally crazy in this direction and recent poll suggested that some fifty eight percent of israelis are against a military strike now to manson all this demonstration began about a week ago when an israeli couple launched a campaign online in which they posted messages of support and love for your brain your ordinary iranians responded with the only suggest so

freshly elected as lama stampedes say israel is their number one enemy and seek to cut all ties with tel aviv. achieve man convicted of last year's deadly metro bombing in the belorussian capital have reportedly been executed there's no official confirmation except state media reports and a court writer sent to one of the men's mothers she believes her son was scapegoated by the authorities. but you do they think they can intimidate the police into silence but my sense is they feel. exposing their who kind of investigation and trial otherwise they could even if he's him along the way he sees them and join him and me. from the very beginning of human rights observers have questioned whether or not the men were given a fair trial this is just the last straw in the already strained relations when bella has stayed in the european union in fact a lot of the human rights organizations of the servers along with the chairman of the european parliament have said requested to the belarusian president. to grant clemency to the two convicted men but those requests i were disregarded in fact a lot of

nek tel aviv was reacting spitefully to a leaked confidential e.u. report calling for israeli settlement activity to be stopped and so while these nomads marvel at the first taste of the twenty first century the joy could be short lived if israel decides to repeat all the way. in the south hebron hills. in just a few minutes here on r.t. it's katie with the markets before now let's start with new york and head into the r.t. world update it's the big apple where police have closed the city's union square to clear clear it out over occupy wall street protesters for the second night in a row last rights raid has seen at least six people arrested activists moved to the square after they were forced to leave their previous base at zuccotti park they're demanding the resignation of the city's police chief what they call brutal tactics against the occupies. rebels in mali have appeared on state television saying they've taken control of the west african country they've announced a nationwide curfew and have suspended the constitution the troops staged a mut

inspections there but under certain conditions meanwhile tel aviv isn't backing down from its threat to attack but as paula slayer reports that's not striking a chord with israeli public opinion. there's a growing chorus of anger in israel but the government refuses to listen there's no logic in attacking iran births we have a government that plans illogical things and that's really frightening and while most experts agree israel is far from having the capability to attack iran is really officials keep hinting a strike could be imminent the million dollar question right now is whether or not it is or would go it alone it could call on its closest ally the united states or hope but washington is making a lot of noise not to strike i don't think there is a possibility that. we need. america before we strike and the best way would. we don't expect agreement. with probably. relations between israeli and american leaders are tense but aparna to managing an end to the loose talk of war coming out of little yahoo's government i would not buy any say that. you know. what is ross or. characte

tel aviv was reacting spitefully to leaked a confidential e.u. report calling for israeli settlement activity to be stopped and so while these nomads marvel at the first taste of the twenty first century their joy could be short lived if israel decides to put away policy r.t. and the south hebron hills but most scientists agree that the effects of global warming are being felt every day in cities around the world that the issue doesn't seem to be hitting the headlines well resident reporter asked people in new york now if the public and the media are doing enough to pressure the politicians to try and stop it. this year us it's fourth warmest winter on record and your record breaking cold why is no one talking about the perils of climate change any mark this week let's talk about that do you think it's still a threat to the planet yes over here especially what traffic. you know you've got the cars we like to pollute the air here in the u.s. you know what can you do i mean what can the individual. we can stop using plastic bags and you turn your l

tel aviv. the u.s. has threatened to punish any sanction punished with sanctions rather any nation that doesn't join america's embargo over reigning or oil among those nations are india turkey and china which reacted with astonishment denouncing what it says is effectively blackmail the sanctions however when in fact u.s. allies such as japan or the e.u. which depend on iranian oil francis london a director of the insane in holdings ltd thinks it's not surprising this is their u.s. big before and foremost the global agenda for everybody i was. you know with me or against me this is the this is really what u.s. . policies. you put your view should be there if you're not undecided you suffer for its allies their job and do you. set the rules for other countries like china which is not on such friendly terms with the u.s. there is another set of rules so these through create a huge improvement expected between china and the u.n. . construction workers in the u.k. are speaking out after discovering piles of

the developing story tonight hundreds of antiwar activists are valid in tel aviv to warn the authorities the against a potential attack on iran the israeli government's leading stroy calls over to rand's nuclear program campaigners fear the mounting pressure could escalate into all out war the effects of which would reverberate globally. it's been caught up in the protest. this is the first demonstration of its kind and it comes after months of increasing war rhetoric by the israeli leadership what protesters here are saying is that israeli prime minister has his own election campaign at heart and that is what is motivating him because the polls on this the way through and through his book you love if you does the one that you sincerely believe in. the recall appointment and mission destroy the iranian nuclear program this may have some totally crazy in this direction and recent poll suggested that some fifty eight percent of israelis are against a military strike now the manson faubus demonstration began about a week ago when an israeli couple launched a campaign on line in which they p

is reportedly proposed giving israel advanced weaponry in return for tel aviv delaying a potential strike on iran bunker buster bombs and long range refueling planes were allegedly off during your whose latest visit to washington israeli prime minister said his country hasn't decided to attack it but it signaled that patients will turn around was wearing thin barack obama in turn stressed the need to let the plane missing and economic sanctions run the course of khan's following an agreement between iran and several international powers and to restart troops on iran's alleged weapons program as in washington from the national iranian american council says it's crucial for regional stability but israel's warlike cries are muslims. after three decades of little or no communication between iran and the united states there's no question that it's going to be a very challenging task that both sides are facing and you know i think being on the precipice of war has to really focus the attention of various decision makers in various capitals and focus them specifically on the need for all parties

generators which are bringing electricity to and lighting up the lives of some four hundred people as tel aviv complaining it was left in the dark but it's just a three to to show us how her life's been transformed since electricity first lit up these hills just two months ago this is what she used to do she tells us four hours twice a day they had no electricity they had no power to charge the phone they would need to go to the nearby city of. you know it's two hours was just to try to the telephone and that's. after nearly two hundred thousand american dollars to build these six hybrid wind and solar energy projects but the project for the anger of israel they say it was erected without permission and threatened to send in all we are is that they apply for a license the product you're talking about not only did they not apply but when a warning was given that this is in violation of the regulations they have the right to appeal they refused to. let germany look mccain who is funding the project says they weren't too concerned with getting any israeli stamp of approval because most appli

is really officials are holding an emergency meeting to deal with the situation cairo has criticized tel aviv for breaking a tacit ceasefire that has been in place between israel and gaza and the palestinian authority says that it is israel to blame for creating a military environment that would only see and its collation of violence in the last twenty four hours there have also been some eighty rockets and mortars that have been fired by palestinian militants from gaza into southern israel and a number of israelis have been injured one of them is in a serious condition now in addition to this physical manifestation of violence on the ground and we have been investigating a different type of warfare a much more subtle type of warfare taking place here in israel and that is over the question of the white to education of israeli children that as we've been finding out that right is someone who voted down when it comes to arab children take a look. at the lessons of life come only to the lucky children hours before the rest of the country wakes up these young arabs are preparing for a long

tel aviv. all the latest developments in the middle east are on our website r.t. dot com as they happen some other stories in store for you there. john didn't yell no nazi war criminal convicted only last year of killing twenty eight thousand jews in the sobibor death camp has died at a retirement home at the age of ninety one to find out about his trial long onto our teeth out of college. blogs from an eerie well out of red lake in iraq to incredible siberian landscapes stunning satellite photos from the most amazing sites around the world check out more of them online. nineteen minutes past the hour and dozens have been arrested in new york city where protesters were met by police on the six month anniversary of occupy wall street hundreds took part in an afternoon march through manhattan's financial district focal point out their frustrations during the last six months the majority of arrests occurred when an activist put a bit of time to agree occupies a party park occupy movement along with other protests have probably lighted certain constitutional rights in

tel aviv. find more reports from our correspondents in britain r t dot com including the fueling controversy. the british government is under fire for a hike in tax on petrol which small businesses claim will call short term gain long term pain. crying has been caught up in fresh violence this week as anti-rational rallies are wrapped into fierce clashes with security forces throughout the country the opposition claims two people have been killed in the on rast rubber bullets and tear gas were used to disperse rallies in the capital. and some other mainly shiite its opposition parties claim the true victims of the violence died after in her own tear gas well terry forces have been accused of killing scores of protesters and have arrested thousands a sense of anti-government vote because last year global research correspondent finian cunningham says western nations are reluctant to get involved in the situation because it doesn't serve their interests. and. it's not and. you see all the all the

eight hours of deadly air force strikes i will talk live with our correspondent for the latest from tel of the interest a few moments. plus nuclear fears continue to spread in japan as experts accuse the government of failing to disclose information in one year after an earthquake and tsunami spotted an atomic crisis. this week greece finally concluded a deal with private investors considered to be the biggest debt write down in history the agreement which reduces the greek burden by over one hundred billion euros was hailed by the european leaders as a solution so e.u. is going to be the e.u.'s our economic woes however there was no applause from a ratings agencies with moody's declaring athens in default on its debt and another firm fitch has downgraded greece to a restricted default status chris wafer chief strategist at investment firm troika dialog says there's a bigger threat hanging over not only greece but all western banks. frankly this is no longer about greece what's at stake here is the bigger picture in europe is that if there is a technical default if that's what it's call

tel aviv was reacting spitefully to leaked a confidential e.u. report calling for his release is limited to be stopped and so while these nomads marvel at the first taste of the twenty first century the joy could be short lived if israel decides to put a little way police e r t and the south hip on hills let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe new york police and close the city's union square right here at the occupy wall street protesters for the second night in a row last night's raid saw six people arrested activists moved to the square after they were forced to leave their previous location of zuccotti park they're demanding the resignation of the city's police commissioner for what they call tactics against the occupiers. mali rebels who appeared on state television saying they've seized control of the west african country they announce a nationwide curfew and suspended the constitution troops staged a mutiny wednesday taking over a state broadcaster and attacking the presidential palace soldiers are ang

tel aviv. for the preparing to impose a ban on iranian oil and the summer petrol prices in britain have already hit an all time high this week being fueled by new duties are announced by the british government and as it is laura smith reports the changes could further hit small businesses seen as an engine are the u.k. economy create tens of thousands of jobs at no cost what government could say no thank you case coalition government apparently as it sticks to another rise in the tax on fuel to take effect in august small business owners are feeling the pinch fuel over the last few years is really really crippled and crunched on our bottom line but according to the fair fuel campaign cutting the tax on fuel by just four said it would get the economy motoring and could put one hundred seventy five thousand people back in work the creation of the girls were taken off important benefits that. these jobs would be creating more tax going out spending more money etc but they seem to be ignoring this

tel aviv. where washington d.c. very soon for ties capital a card but before that time for the latest business update the mitri say hi to me tree another wave of capital outflow any stopping the trend well i can tell you this it's very hard to reverse it but there's a much larger chance that this will happen now that the presidential election is a thing of the past or investors right now are just wondering how it. nomic reforms are going to go and therefore this may change but what we've seen so far is in january thirteenth a half billion dollars leaving the country february another eleven billion dollars and these are levels that we haven't seen since two thousand and eight and we talked to a union supply of a chief economist there been people here in russia and she'll have rated on the reasons behind this trend. well i think you could get a large plays mostly driven by the russian companies which are taking money abroad including pain external debts and invest in a broad musical fact is also strong we think that c

heights of ground-floor retail, and certain ground-floor retail takes even more than most ground-floor d tel requires -- ground-floor details. it really should go up to 1820, and as far as the architecture, i think using the materials of the area but doing it to the 21st century is perfectly in order. i do not want to emulate the 19th century all the time, but using materiality can work and works recently here. -- decently here. because of the difference in the grave, i think they have taken that into consideration -- difference in grades, i think they have taken that into consideration, and they have compromised for this particular site. commissioner borden: it does seem like there was a disconnect with the project sponsor and the community. we always tell people to work with a community, and we are not saying you have to take their proposal, but the earlier you can get to people and start working with them, the better things cand be. it is always hard when you have a one-story building and are replacing it. i think the building could be shorter. i do not think this is a solution. it looks

matthew chance, cnn, tel aviv. >>> jk rowling's online enterprise pottermore has conjured up digital editions of the harry potter books. these seven books have gone on sale in digital form for devices such as amazon's kindle and also the barnes and noble nook. by selling these books only through her website in this format, she'll be able to keep quite a portion of the revenue without having to share it with her publishers. the harry potter series has been one of the most successful book and movie franchises worldwide. it sold more than 450 million copies so far. that's it for this edition of "world business today." thanks so much for joining us. i'm nina del santos in london. >> and i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. a check of the top stories just ahead.

so they would target tel aviv. now, any nation that would take that position and we would think that somehow we would say to them, even though your goals are to annihilate israel, and to annihilate the great satin, the united states, would you just please be a nice guy and stop developing your nuclear weapons? i mean, how naive could we be to go to ahmadinejad and make that kind of a request under the guise of dialogue and think somehow that that's going to get the job done? we should have known then, i'll tell you, mr. speaker, i knew nen -- then that dialogue was not going to solve the problem. you never win on dialogue alone. you always have to have a leverage point or they will look at that, they'll look you in the eye and decide, they mean what they say, it isn't worth it any longer, the juice is not worth the squeeze. i'm going to back off and stop developing the nuclear. but of course that didn't happen. the three countries that were here asking us to engage in dialogue, good people and good friends. and ver

every night when i was doing standup. [ laughter ] but i don't think iran is really gearing up to nuke telrazy overblown election rhetoric. and i don't mean crazic lie waaaah. i mean like passionate like the beyonce song, crazy in love, sasha fierce. her alter ego. garth brooks did the alter ego. not that we don't have your back bubby. we're your wingman and i don't mean it in a military fighter jet way. i mean in the homoerotic vince vaughn owen wilson wedding crashes -- do you get any of this? israel and iran are -- the united states and iran are slave slaves to think erect -- electoral cln dares right now. i'm working my ass off and all you do is respond to the dick joke? is that what this is. we built this whole thing. election -- he said erection. [ laughter ] so now here is my point: the united states and iran are slaves to their electoral calendars right now. (bleep) there you happy? [ laughter ] it's up to you guys not to get caught up and perhaps muffle the drums of war a little bit israel. what? you've got to be kidding me. netanyahu could be calling parliamentary elections as so

and coming just months after saddam hussein's scud missiles had attacked tel, aviv, the visit under scored the complex array of security threats facing israel by virtue its placement. in the years since, i've been able to work on a vast array of issues to the relationship between washington and jerusalem. one of my lasting memories was standing in the south lawn of the white house to witness the historic moment when there were hands extended in peace. after rubeen's deaths, he was honored to go to israel and bare the burden of seeing the president pay tribute to the memory of his fallen friends. whether at a time of tragedy or a time of hope, the courage of the people of israel is fundamental to its survival. courage is woven to the history of israel, to david, to joshua,to the modern day, they have fulfilled their dream ultimately, to live in their home land. when i return to government as director of the cia. and had the responsibility to confront terrorists, who's sole goal was to destroy my country i had a great appreciation for the terrorism and threats that face israel every day. and

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eurozone members have been using a temporary fund capped at 500 billion euros tel gecend other countrieseather debt crisis. they're about to launch in july a permanent fund called eurean stily mechanism. its rule will be to reinforce the eurozone's ability to fend off another crisis. the finance ministers agreed on inbothnds, capped at 700 billion euros or about $934 billion. the gus cle200 billion euros to rescuing greece, portugal and ireland. investors may question whether the funds willenoho hp bigger troubled economies like spain or italy. >>> japan's self-defense forces have been ordered to shoot down any part of a rocket that enters japanese territory. north korean leaderses say they'll fire off a rocket next month to put a satellite into space. officials from japan, south korea and elsewhere say the launch is a cover to test technology for a ballistic missile. nhworld repos. >> reporter: japan's defense minister naoki tanaka issued the order on friday after meeting withinistry and sdf officials. the plan was then approved by the government's security council. the sdf will deploy