treatment but as artie's paula reports the new lifeline for palestinians is a real headache for tel aviv. this is egypt's border with gaza a place where for years the gates was shut off and then opened only the most extreme humanitarian cases were let through which meant no more than three hundred people a day the volga was not one of them last year she died from cancer of the stomach she had trying desperately for months to leave gaza for chemotherapy treatment abroad but was never able to get the permission she needed to leave. then i went to the hospital here and they gave me some women and now the pain in there and the borders are closed this is the reason why is some for. the new egyptian foreign minister says the decision to close the border was shameful on saturday his promise to open buffer permanently without the israeli. is coming true no more with an agreement drawn up six years ago between the not opposed to gyptian president hosni mubarak the united states these raids on the europeans be in place that agreement gave e.u. monitors access to the crossing and allowed to live to

that after years of type of fall the egypt gaza crossing will become completely open that's not tel aviv worried and we explain why. now is serbian court has ruled that former bosnian serb army general rock is there to stand trial in the hague where his family has said he isn't healthy enough to be extradited capturing him has been a key condition for a service e.u. entry and as he got that he now is out of all reports what it was a rest is seen as a sacrifice the country's very willing to make. success or sellout the arrest of former bosnian general on luggage has put serbia and the headlines once again for years no nato action un demands or even a five million dollar balance sheet put up by washington could help snare him but the prospect of billions of dollars worth of aid slipping out of reach was too much for belgrade a leaked un report stating that serbia refused to cooperate in the search for europe's most wanted man led most to assume membership negotiations would be cancelled and just a week later serbia achieved what he couldn't for the previous sixteen years. if it wanted to h

israel's position in the region the reconciliation was brokered by a post mubarak egypt leaving tel aviv more isolated than ever. before a nazi death camp guard accused of murdering thousands of jews will soon hear his fate begin eighteen month long trial and decades of waiting for the relatives of his alleged victims. joint action against a common threat the president of pakistan is in moscow to work on a new way to work out new ways alongside the russian leader to stem terrorism and drug trafficking. up next laura and it discusses the current pressing issues in the world of politics with ian crane a political analyst who believes cut off his financial independence may have played a role in the foreign intervention in libya stay with us. you know you very much for talking to r.t. here in price and now tell me what is the geopolitics the geopolitics is looking at the underlying global agenda and to learn gender that is multi-generational and outside the bounds of say the day to day perception as presented in the mainstream media some people say that what you do is essentially fair monger

city israeli army is warning that in the next major conflict tens of thousands of rockets will hit tel aviv rappers nene's is that dating life was rabies living not far from gaza is fast becoming part of his radio life across the country to see our team tel aviv's. the new government's opening of the border with gaza isn't the only egyptian decision that's made headlines around the world a court there is fighting become treason alstad leader hosni mubarak and two of his ex ministers nineteen billion dollars for cutting off telecommunications internet and mobile connections were disrupted for days when the popular uprising began in january its leader is currently in custody pending trial on corruption charges and his involvement in the deadly crackdown on protesters. in china over thirty five million people are estimated to have been affected by a devastating drought along the yangtze river it's the worst recorded in half a century one of the many problems the region now faces a shortage of drinking water and severe losses for the agricultural industry no rain falls forecast in the area unti

the israeli army is warning that in the next major conflict tens of thousands of rockets were hit tel aviv weapons nene's as their daily life was raised living not far from gaza it's possible becoming part of his radio life across the country to see our team tel aviv. well opening the rough crossing between egypt and gaza was seen as a major step in if lighting those humanitarian crisis at the strip. from the united nations relief and works agency says that improving the palestinian living standards will lead to a drop among those who join militant groups. what is going on enough border to do it is a very good the egyptians right now they are easing you know travel thousands of palestinians into egypt there are more than one and half million people here are completely. destroyed have no whole not political horizon or comical eyes in israel in the seas and the gaza strip one hundred percent of people have a good life here they have something to lose there it will be a great pressure on others in order not. to get into conflict and we are sure that you're not creating a new atmosphere in you

not far from gaza is fast becoming part of this radio life across the country will see our team tel aviv. right now through i discussed this story father we're joined live from gaza. from the al to be association for human rights let's talk to him right now. hello to you so the opening of a pedestrian crossing is being held as a as a massive humanitarian victory but is it enough do you think to end the humanitarian crisis yet i cannot deny all of the gazans going to this. decision. especially when we. look because of the borders and because the restrictions are going to be for the palestinians but i believe that this is not enough because because we expect there from the egyptian government to facilitate the life and more of this decision to expand the decision to cover all of the palestinians we go to an invitation to open the border when you're running for one of the day sitting days a week without any imitations like what what is going right because the majority of the gazans are under forty and this means that they should go to where it would be egyptian security. not all of the did

is radio news warning that in the next major conflict teens of thousands of rockets were put to tel aviv weapons nene's as their dating life was raided living not far from gaza it's possible becoming part of his maybe life across the country to see our team tel aviv. moscow and washington have signed the first contract to use russian and made helicopters in afghanistan the deal for twenty one cargo aircraft is estimated at more than three hundred million dollars it's the first of its kind it comes as u.s. secretary of state made a surprise visit to the country amid a breakdown in trust between washington and islamabad key u.s. operations in afghanistan asia times correspondent pepe escobar told r.t. that the u.s. is losing control of pakistan. this is. a belt trucks and takers this is something that we don't usually associate to a degree in afghanistan during the afghanistan war states if the u.s. does not have access to transportation routes in pakistan so we can see them cleat that the americans are hostage off the pakistanis if we need to solve the afghan war so it's ok we give we giv

city israeli army is warning that in the next major conflict tens of thousands of rockets were hit tel aviv that this means is that dating life was rains living not far from gaza is fast becoming part of his radio life across the country to see our team tel aviv. a new government opening at the border with gaza isn't the only egyptian decision that's made headlines around the world a court that has followed the country's alstad leader hosni mubarak and ex ministers ninety billion dollars for cutting off telecommunications internet and mobile connections were disrupted for days when the popular uprising began to generate its leader is currently in custody pending trial on corruption charges and his involvement in the deadly crackdown on protesters. from another. in brief for you nato has continued bombing the libyan capital tripoli on saturday a rare daytime air strike has hit the compound of colonel gadhafi with nato saying it was targeting the command center and not the leader personally the strikes come after the g. eight leaders put pressure on gadhafi to leave russia said it's upping ef

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. >> la propuesta de obama que tel aviv devuelva parte de los territorios. >> no están contentos porque pedimos, preguntamos por qué no se reúne también con los líderes de los palestinos. >> por qué solo un lado, el lado siempre de israel. >> en el capitolio reacciones han sido aireadas porque muchos incluyendo a la congresistas, consideran que obama está poniendo en riesgo relación con su principal aliado en la medme orien oriente. >> lory montenegro, telemundo. >> momento de una breve pausa al regresar el peligro silencioso de la hepatitis c la mitad que la tienen no saben que están enfermos. >> y además se les vino abajo la familia en un día a los posibles traumas para los hijos del ex gobernador de california y los que aseguran que en cuestión de horas, el fin del fue aprobada una nueva píldora para pacientes con el virus que causa el sida, la pastilla que se toma una vez al día y bloquea la reproducción del virus, está diseñada para tomarse con otros medicamentos que reducen los niveles de h i v en la sangre tiene el visto bueno de la federación de alimentos. >> y fue skwert ficace

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early days but obama's latest initiative has so far only expose the divisions between washington and tel aviv as well as galvanize what is called the israel lobby in the u.s. all the while the palestinians are listening on the sidelines but they're my position is pass american administrations obama said last week that any future settlements should be based within borders established and recognized by international law we believe the borders of israel palestine should be based on the nineteen sixty seven lines with mutually agreed swaps so that secure and recognized borders are stablished for both states responding to these words israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told obama he found his vision and physical does the menstruating a deep divide that could do any u.s. victory revive peace talks and israel's most reliable supporter in the u.s. the american israel public affairs committee or a pac reminded obama any peace talks with the palestinians must have the blessing of what is called the israel lobby in the us the relationship between united states and the jewish state of israel is. co

welcome back you're watching r t here's a look at the top stories the israeli prime minister tel aviv's refusal to reach a peace agreement with the palestinians based on the nine hundred sixty seven borders which the west is pushing for. barack obama comes to the u.k. to pressure london into closer cooperation on security and the war on terror. for jordan opposition of readies itself for a fourth day of protest against the president promising to show me how stop is really the door by wednesday. plus it's back on solid ground for three space travelers who moves about a grueling six months in zero gravity aboard the international space station. while there are millions of drug addicts in russia and most of them use heroin from of ghana stand in pakistan are just maria's and often are caught up with islamabad and their drugs chief to find out what's being done to combat the problem the interview is coming up next. over two point five million russians are addicted to heroin in pakistan volatile all story through which the drug is trafficked around copley free status in two thousand and two

completely comfortable in victory over real madrid checkouts in with a game high nineteen points from tel aviv club posted eighty six the wind so the final touches down on sunday before the reaal among the past a world to battle for third spot in europe. and finally to one of the most increasingly popular sports in russia and one of the most dominant teams currently playing it were talking foot cell moscow played host to the cream of the women's game this weekend constantine to top off reports. was russia has a strong side in zone with a national team three times in the final is to world cups and winning third place in line to ninety six wins he's all children and form but the russian team has really supports them in situ. and they've claimed to you in titles in finnish started the last world cup the sports the glossy they have big plans but it will continue russia must and we would have a football project at schools and universities we have competitions across the country and fifty percent of all universities are taking part when making our first steps but it's a big achievement as there's no

completely comfortable in victory or real madrid checkouts in with a game high nineteen points from tel avivclub posted eighty six the wind so the final touches gone on sunday before the reality of the task a will to battle for third spot in europe. finally to one of the most thing creasing the popular sports in russia one of the most dominant teams currently playing it we're talking thought cell where moscow played host to the cream of the women's game this weekend constantine petaca reports. was russia has a strong side in his own little national team three times in a finalist it comes in winning third place in the six women's regional tournament form but the russian team who supports them in sochi. once they've claimed to you been titles and finish started the last world cup the sports the bra say they have big plans but it will continue russia doesn't work for you we have a football project at schools and universities we had competitions across the country and fifty percent of all universities are taking part when making our first steps but it's a big achievement there's no such project

what do you think the reaction from tel aviv will be when it comes? >> well, i mean, i think it's clear that they're unhappy about the decision. we have heard statements in the past, i mean, and the fact that they have maintained and insisted on maintaining the blockade for all of these years. we know they won't be happy with it. it's a sign really of the dramatic changes that are happening in the region, the change in government in egypt and with it, a very different kind of foreign policy orientation. i mean, this event really is sort of at the nexus of two major developments in the region. the first is the so-called arab spring and the change in egypt in particular and the second is the collapse of the israeli-palestinian peace process. and so this development is really at the nexus of both of those. >> riot police in georgia have cleared anti-government protesters from outside the parliament building in pleasy. they broke up the protests ahead of independence day celebrations on thursday. they are calling for the president to step down. they accus

completely comfortable in victory or real madrid chuck writes in with a game high nineteen point tel aviv club posted eighty six the wind so the final touches gone on sunday well before the reality passed a will to battle for third spot in europe. and finally to one of the most increasingly popular sports in russia and one of the most dominant teams currently playing it we're talking foot cell were moscow played host to the cream of the women's game this weekend constantine reports. was russia has a strong side in zone with a national team three time seemed a finalist it got in we need third place in nineteen ninety six women's egil children and one form but the russian team didn't really supports them in sochi. and they flame for european titles and finish thought at the last world cup this board still draws say they have big plans but it will continue russia doesn't work for you we have a project that schools and universities we held competitions across the country and fifty percent of all universities are taking part we're making our first steps but it's a big achievement as there is n

the syrian scenario iranian ships have dropped anchor in syrian courts in numerous books and to tel aviv but the mask is crippled by a crisis iran may lose its footing in the. this is again a continuation of the idea that you use the international machinery to achieve you national objectives under the pretext that you are actually trying to protect human rights should the u.s. and its allies decide to go through with a habit of meddling in aiding revolutionary forces in the region the result may be catastrophic that if there is foreign intervention in syria yes iran's intervention in response is a definite and very real possibility just as much as it interfered in iraq when the us invaded that country and if the stations proved true the world may be in for an entirely different ball game if iran in the us get involved in a very real hans confrontation it in. russia along with china and lebanon block efforts by the u.s. and some european nations seeking a u.n. security council condemnation of the violent crackdown in syria is said made concerns it could be next to go through a libyan styl

tel aviv now caught on camera a pilot struggles to regain control of his aircraft this footage shot by a plane a spotter at an airport in the moscow region shows a tuple of one fifty four apparently going out of control shortly after takeoff no passengers were on board at the ministry of defense plane at the time a film released on the internet has bloggers praising the skills of the pilot as he manages to regain control and land safely aviation authorities are investigating the incident. now on to some other stories making headlines around the world for you tonight. seven people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up in the city of mosul in northern iraq new tack took place near an army checkpoint with four of the dead believed to be iraqi troops sunni militants often target soldiers in the area husing them of being collaborators. one of egypt's most powerful political forces the muslim brotherhood has set up a party to contest up to half the seats in september's parliamentary election the head of the group says it will not be religious based and women and coptic christians

tel aviv. oh in a few minutes archy's intrepid thomas puts the heat of global warming on ice.scientists all over the world are debating the global warming is it happening or is it not i'm john thomas in antarctica and coming up on r.g.p. we explore what people down here are saying about the subject. now some world news in brief for you greece's senior politicians have failed to agree on a new set of deed costs and reforms which are necessary to stop it sliding into default but the party leaders say that the best person will ruin the country's economy and destroy any to society or their conditions for the vast of bail out of the e.u. and i.m.f. there's other eurozone countries eager to make greece take more of the strings. exiled former leader of one jurist is due to return to the small central american country on saturday in the hope it might end the nation's political deadlock bungles elia was overthrown by the army nearly two years ago but remains popular. the military has struggled for international recognition of following and its thoughts ally is returned will help legiti

in numerous books to tel aviv but damascus crippled by crisis iran may lose its footing in the region this is again a continuation of the idea that you use the international machinery to achieve your national objectives under the pretext that you are actually trying to protect human rights should the u.s. and its allies decide to go through with a habit of meddling in aiding revolutionary forces in the region the result may be catastrophic but if there is foreign intervention in syria yes iran's intervention in response that is a definite and very real possibility just as much as it interfered in iraq when the u.s. invaded that country and if suspicions proved true the world may be in for an entirely different ballgame if iran in the u.s. get involved in a very real hot confrontation in the house quietly. the u.n. failed to pass a statement condemning violence in syria submissions blocked the move expressing concern of the country could face a libyan style scenario and it russia was among them saying that outside intervention would only lead to further destabilization in a fully fledg

repeat the syrian scenario iranian ships have dropped anchor in syrian ports in numerous books and to tel aviv the canasta is coupled by crisis iran will lose its footing in the region this is again a continuation of the idea that you use the international machinery to achieve your national objectives under the pretext that you are actually trying to protect human rights should the u.s. and its allies decide to go through with a habit of meddling in aiding evolution. the result may be catastrophic but if there is foreign intervention in syria yes iran's intervention in response that is a definite and very real possibility just as much as it interfered in iraq when the us invaded that country and is the species proved true the world may be in for an entirely different ballgame if iran and the us a little really real hot confrontation it involves courting. the un security council has fails to bass a statement condemning the syrian government for its use of force against anti-government protesters some nations blotter the move fearing it could lead to or appeal of the situation in libya russia wa

not far from gaza it is possible coming part of his maybe not across the country to see our team tel aviv and in a few minutes artie's intrepid sean thomas puts the heat of global warming on arts . centers all over the world are the building of global warming is it probably or is it not punch on tom's an embargo and coming up on r g we explore with people down here are saying about the subject. a look at somewhat world news in brief now greece's senior politicians have failed to agree a new set of cuts and reforms which are necessary to stop it sliding into default but the party leaders say the measures will ruin the country's economy and destroy greek society or their conditions for the massive bailouts of the e.u. and i.m.f. with other eurozone countries eager to make reste take more of the string. at the xcel the former leader of one juror is due to return to the small social american country on saturday in the hope it might be the nation's political deadlock smuggles a lawyer was overthrown by the army nearly two years ago but he remains popular among hundreds the military has struggl

turbulence could backfire by clearing the way for extremists i think paula slee is scott more from tel aviv. these gunmen mean business and they're upping the stakes just that little bit higher in these years the egyptian regime and enemy trying to stop us for ages and girls are but we always got the weapons we needed to fight the zionist enemy. and now they're getting more than they could give a hopeful but for me gyptian president hosni mubarak's main gone the borders couldn't be easier to get through to the big wins in. worlds all snuggled. who. have much more freedom to do whatever they like. and they doing it smuggling weapons into gaza the result two attacks in three months on a natural gas pipeline that supplies a quarter of israel's electricity which is why is the us claims it's bringing a new tomorrow to egypt most israelis would rather remember just to year the eagerness of the united states to topple before major from president hosni mubarak and bring about regime change i don't want to meet most harmed at the close of ally in the region israel the u.s. says it wants to establish

living not far from gaza is fast becoming part of his way to life across the country to see our team tel aviv's. the new government of the border with gaza isn't the only egyptian decision that's made headlines around the world record the country's leader hosni mubarak and through respects minister ninety million dollars the cutting off telecommunications internet and mobile connections were disrupted for days when the popular uprising began in germany. is currently in custody pending trial on corruption charges and his involvement in the deadly crackdown on protesters. in china some thirty five million people are estimated to have been affected by devastating drought along the yangtze river it's the worst recorded in half a century among the many problems the region now faces a shortage of drinking water and severe losses for the agricultural industry no rain falls forecast in the air until the beginning of june. and the drugs the latest natural disaster that spurring ever greater numbers of doomsday theories some experts say they're a sign that people need to build their futures with greater

victory for terrorism is unwilling to recognize a jewish state and supports a peace process with tel aviv. one of three u.s. hikers arrested in iran in two thousand and nine has refused to return to the country where she faces espionage charges sour assured who was released on bail on health grounds now says she's suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and going back would be too traumatic for two companions are still held in a prison and are scheduled for a second session of their trial next week this follows not guilty pleas i don't earlier hearing in february. and the last world war one combat veteran has died in australia age one hundred ten of claude's stanley tools joined a british navy as a teenager and served on the battle ship h.m.s. revenge he later migrated to australia and served in the military there for more than forty years jules who's been married for eighty years died peacefully in his sleep i don't know sir. time now for the business news with helio stay with us here on r.t. . hello and a very warm welcome to the business news almost a third of russian banks are n

syrian poor it's enormous proximity to tel aviv but the mask is crippled by crisis iran knew lose its footing in the region this is again a continuation of the idea that you use the international machinery to achieve your national objectives under the pretext that you are actually trying to protect human rights should the u.s. and its allies decide to go through with the habit of meddling in aiding forces in the region the result needed catastrophic if there is foreign intervention in syria yes iran's intervention in response is a definite and very real possibility just as much as it interfered in iraq when the us invaded that country and it's the species proved through the world may be in for an entirely different ballgame if iran in the us get involved in a real hunt competition it involves quantity. there are fears continuing violence in syria might pave the way for foreign intervention there too but this week russia and china blocked a un security council resolution on it the move was advocated by the u.s. at a number of european nations moscow and beijing argued outside intervent

seven borders will force israel to give up illegal settlements inside palestinian land something tel aviv is not ready to surrender human rights lawyer or erekat says washington's call for peace will not end with action. when he spoke on thursday is it is thought it's the. basically said that he wants to negotiate from the pre nine hundred sixty seven borders with land swaps which already assumes that there would be a recognition of the settlements that existed that the settlements wouldn't go anywhere this by their equal status under international law but notice that it is apec address he doesn't say anything different he says that they will not be the one nine hundred sixty seven borders because of flip flops lance seems to know richard to sixty seven borders but in the surrounding settlements that are illegal around jerusalem will become facts on the ground as israel has once again has tried to make reality with the creation of an addict nation wall when in fact the basic premise in international law firm the one nine hundred forty nine armistice line as the line along which a palestin

foreign workers is one state and it doesn't want them leaving many quilts in the cracks point c r t tel aviv in a few minutes can money buy you happiness a new dating website sparks controversy in the u.s. over whether people are looking for love or just lust. but there is a sense of romance in the air in moscow at least as warm weather brings with it the big switchyard of the city's spectacular fountains. now caught on camera a pilot struggles to regain control of his aircraft this footage shot by a plane spotter at an airport in the moscow region shows a to pull off one fifty four apparently going out of control shortly after takeoff pretty interesting for it right there no passengers were on board at the ministry of defense plane at the time the film was released on the internet as lagers praised the skills of the pilot as he manages to regain control and land safely aviation authorities are now investigating the incident. now taking a look at some other stories making headlines around the world for you tonight seven people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up in the city of

repeat the syrian scenario iranian ships have dropped anchor in syrian ports enormous proximity to tel aviv with damascus crippled by crisis iran we lose its footing in the region this is again a continuation of the idea that you use the international machinery to achieve your national objectives under the pretext that you are actually trying to protect human rights should the u.s. and its allies decide to go through with a habit of knurling in aiding revolutionary forces in the region the result may be catastrophic that if there is foreign intervention in syria yes iran's intervention in response that is a definite and very real possibility just as much as it interfered in iraq when the us invaded that country and if the citizens prove true the world need be in for an entirely different ballgame if iran and the u.s. get involved in a very real hot. it in house quantity. the u.n. failed to pass a statement condemning violence in syria summations block the move expressing concern the country could face a libyan styles an aria russia or indeed was among them saying that outside intervention w

repeat the syrian scenario iranian ships have dropped anchor in syrian ports in nervous proximity to tel aviv but the mask is crippled by a crisis iran may lose its footing in the region this is again a continuation of the idea that you use the international machinery to achieve your national objectives under the pretext that you are actually trying to protect human rights should the u.s. and its allies decide to go through with a habit of meddling in aiding revolutions. in the region the result may be catastrophic but if there is foreign intervention in syria yes iran's intervention in response is a definite and very real possibility just as much as it interfered in iraq when the us invaded that country and suspicions proved true the world may be in for an entirely different ballgame if iran and the us get involved in a real hot confrontation. continuing violence in syria might pave the way for foreign intervention there to an east expert says if western powers do step in syria the whole region in flames. quite far from the peace for example we've seen in our strategic military strategy has