in tel aviv with as paul a very good evening to the organizers are hoping all day for a massive turnout people pouring in then. well this is the end point of way tonight saturday's massive protest will take place and as you say the police have been on the streets away for hours they've been calling off the main roads they've shoved us aside several times in anticipation that several thousand people will take to seven cities of israel here in tel aviv alone and they expect as many as one hundred thousand people now this is the sixteenth day of this demonstration it started rather innocently with a television resident complaining that her landlady had at her returned and she pitched a tent in a main street here in tel aviv known as rothschild the boulevard now on that street now you see dozens hundreds of tents there is in fact many signs that say rothschild corner of it here a throwback to what we saw happening in egypt during the arab spring but what is interesting is that this demonstration started with her with calls for cuts to be made in housing and education in medicine we've seen

there was pro palestinian campaigner back in talking to us from tel aviv joining many thanks indeed. and coming up in the program just before the anniversary of europe's worst massacres in the north east he travels to trip where people are still in search of justice. and that's later but now rebels in libya part of government forces on the road to tripoli they're now moving towards the key town obviously time after a six week long on parts but the capital still remains over one hundred fifty kilometers away the rebels say that progress has been slow lack of ammunition and nato support the alliance has been running low on workers in its push against gadhafi forces and asked germany nations and monday no europe from the group research on globalization says that nato members broke international norway supplying weapons to rebels in libya. definitely years via violating the nation's sanction as well as international law there's something called the a t t. t t v cannot supply arms to the rebels this is not new news either we've been seeing this from march they've been sending arms to the

week now calling for social justice and from prime minister netanyahu to go out his policy is in tel aviv with those cuts over the now paula very good evening to you the organizers are hoping all day from massive turnout are people pouring in then. well this is the in point of way tonight saturday's massive protest will take place and as you say the police have been on the streets away for hours they've been cordoned off the main roads they've shoved that's aside several times in interests a patient at several thousand people will take to seven cities of israel here in television learn expect as many as eight hundred thousand people now this is the sixteenth day of this demonstration it started large innocently with a television is it and complaining that her landlady had at her rent and she pitched a tent in a main street here in tel aviv known as rothschild boulevard now on that street now you see dozens hundreds of times there isn't technically signs that say what's child corner of to here a throwback to what we saw happening in egypt during the arab spring but what is interesting is t

complaining that her landlady up to her returned and she pitched a tent in a main street here in tel aviv known as a rough chart of boulevard now on that street now you see dozens hundreds of tents there is in fact many signs that say what's child corner of to here a throwback to what we saw happening in egypt during the arab spring thirty you hear the chants that are coming off the streets people have been chanting revolution people have been chanting the people demand it so social justice and walking around earlier and many people are holding up their cards saying bibi referring to the israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu go home so this is this clear course for every scene change at the same time this demonstration has been mobilized online particularly with facebook and that is what we witnessed in egypt and in other countries have participated in the arab spring so thousands of people have been mobilized through facebook through twitter through other social media now the israeli prime minister was taken by surprise this is the largest demonstration in these two and a half years of o

prime minister these are the live pictures coming through from this developing event tonight from tel aviv where protesters say they feel the government could send in violent trouble because they discredit the demonstration to a reporter on. the country is going bankrupt just look at the numbers another plan to resolve the u.s. debt crisis falls apart of the senate with a clock ticking towards choose days deadline to evolve avoid default and. as it says veterans gather in a stony to celebrate the nazi past causes outrage activists say turning a blind eye to this could lead to more tragedy similar to what happened in norway. could be watching r t from moscow with me kevin owen it's eleven pm here now on our top story for you the biggest wave of protests in years has begun in israel demonstrators are taking to the streets in seven cities across the country thousands have been camping out across the country for about a fortnight calling for social justice and for progress to netanyahu to go and biggest rally is now underway into. let's catch up with artie's paul asli she's there to bring us u

prime minister netanyahu to go and the biggest rally is expected to start in a matter of hours in tel aviv let's cross live there now to talk to. an independent journalist and blogger many thanks for being with us here on r.t. now you've said in all schools that you wrote the protests. sprang up out of the blue almost overnight but surely the tensions in israel must have been brewing for quite sometime to force people out onto the streets like this. the tension has been building up for the middle class but it was a wrong mostly economical issues have been some protests involved petrol prices cheese prices and all this change of cost of living. which just as been the biggest so you're talking about. the cost of every day living every day. some people that we've been speaking to on this channel have been drawing comparisons between what's happening now in israel and the protests that we saw taking place not without. well i think the arab revolutions served as inspiration for some of the protesters and they're using slogans that were used in egypt or in other places but still. this is a this

i think so i think so because because they wrote this that started to hear in the center of tel aviv and it really should be raised many doubts and the president also amongst the people whether it's jenny and whether it is people in the rich is basically there. and rich city in israel there to represent all of the people. in the and consequently people across all of the country and all the cities almost in every city there are people doing the same thing so i think that question was was was already decided and and i think it is the biggest challenge that prime minister netanyahu space. things between what's happening right now in israel what we saw happening in egypt in the protests that do you agree with. i think that the recent revolutions in. the arab world have been of course one of the inspirations for what is happening right here right now because people saw that that. people are the basis of of the digital history of government and that they can make change and to give the men ten . looking. very unique. problems could that be a connection between israel social problems that y

tonight thousands gather in israel demanding the resignation of the prime minister these pictures from tel aviv where protesters say they fear the government could send in violent troublemakers to discredit the demonstrations. the country is calling bankrupt just a look at that number is another planned result of u.s. debt crisis falls apart in the senate with the clock ticking towards choose day deadline to avoid default. and an s.s. veterans gathering in the stonier to celebrate their nazi past causes outrage activists say turning a blind eye to this could lead to more tragedies similar to what happened in norway . welcoming watching our team from moscow with me kevin zero in this hour it's now midnight here and our top story the biggest wave of protests in years is underway in israel with demonstrators taking to the streets across the country tens of thousands have been camping out for about a fortnight now calling for social justice and for prime minister netanyahu to go the largest rallies now underway in tel aviv an artist paula slee is following the latest developments. this is one of so

in tel aviv, people are demonstrating against an affordable housing. for some, the conflict isnly one more thing to worry about. >> this was not so important to me. israel always puts security first. now, we have the opportunity to put other things on the agenda. we have a -- they have a right to a state of their own but not unilaterally. i hope that they can find agreement somehow. >> an agreement is nowhere in sight. the debate is only likely to heat up as the vote its september approach is. >> that is been our in-depth report. a palestinian state, just a dream? thank you for watching. thanks for the company, everybody. hi, i'm janice edwards, inviting you to join us for bay area vista. as you probably know, bay area vista is your show. we're talking about your community, talking about what's important to all of us, here in the bay area. i always thank you for the great job that you do in our bay area. so, that's what tuesdays at 6:30(pm), here on kcsm, are all about. please join us then.

now calling for social justice and for prime minister netanyahu to go artie's paullus leaders in tel aviv for us. the police have been on the streets away for hours they've been cordoned off the main roads they've shoved us aside several times now this is the sixteenth day of this demonstration it started rather innocently with a television is it and complaining that her landlady had asked her written to and she pitched a tent in a main street here in tel aviv known as a watch child a boulevard now on that street now you see dozens hundreds of tents there is in fact many signs that say what's child corner of it here a throwback to what we saw happening in egypt during the arab spring firstly you hear the chants that are coming off the streets people have been chanting the revolution people have been chanting the people demand so sort of social justice and walking around earlier many people are holding up their cards saying bibi referring to the israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu go home so they said is this clear course for every scene change at the same time this demonstration has bee

in tel aviv, people are demonstrating against an affordable housing. for some, theonflict is only one more thing to worry about. >> this was not so important to me. israel always puts security first. now, we have the opportunity to put other things on the agenda. we have a -- they have a right to a state of their own but not unilaterally. i hope that they can find agreement somehow. >> an agreement is nowhere in sight. the debate is only likely to he up as e vote its september approach is. >> that is been our in-depth report. a palestinian state, just a dream? thank you for watching. thanks for the company, everybody. e ow! of course. thank you. i'd call her honeydew goodbody, not lisa. the very fact that she is called lisa proves that she exists.

it's midnight thirty moscow time these are all top stories thousands gathered in the streets of tel aviv israel faces the biggest anti-government demonstrations in the country in years the protesters say they are afraid of provocation. another plan to avoid a u.s. debt default fails as the republican controlled house of representatives objects a bill for cuts proposed by the democrats from take back room in continues to try to reach a deal before tuesday's deadline with president obama congress to come to an agreement. and s.s. veterans and gathered for the annual march in the stony of what is once again caused outrage among activists who say turning a blind eye to such meetings can lead to more tragedies similar to what happened in norway. next to an artery to moscow out same trouble to the tourist friendly city use a petersburg with a guide for you to the top hotels and restaurants that. i'll let you i walk into st petersburg on the space program i'll be exploring the barriers hotels our restaurants in the city the new venues opening every single week it's certainly an exciting time. g

the streets in seven cities police have arrested several activists blocking roads in the center of tel aviv calling for prime minister binyamin netanyahu to quit other government policies policia reports now from the city where the biggest rally took place. well big easily a hundred and fifty thousand people here with the most popular chant being demand for social justice a whole new way of speakers have been taking to the stage they've been calling on unity and this is coming across very strongly as one by one people here can bring change a lot of criticism being leveled at israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu in fact if you try his name is mentioned he is why are you here tonight i'm here because it's just becoming possible to live in this country more we work we give our and we do and we keep on giving and there's no end to this is the first time this is the only goal was to change those because you have any other choice would you say people have been inspired by the demonstrations taking place in their. hearts or what it's all signs saying. go home i think guzzling is on us why do you

have taken to the streets in seven cities across the country the biggest rally is now underway in tel aviv. reports it's hard not to notice the similarities between these abounds and the beginning of the egyptian uprising earlier this year. well these easily a hundred and fifty thousand people here with the most popular chant being we demand a social justice a whole new way of speakers have been taking to the stage they've been calling on unity and message coming across very strongly is one by one people here can bring change a lot of criticism being leveled at israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu in fact every time his name is mentioned he is why are you here tonight i'm here because it's just becoming a possible to live in this country anymore we work we give and we do and we keep on giving and there's no end to this this is the last chance this is our only hope we have to change those because you don't have any other choice so would you say people have been inspired by the demonstrations taking place in their. hearts or what is your sign saying. go home and you guys are leaders on eart

i think so i think so because because the growth is started here in the center of tel aviv and it really should be raised many doubts and press and also in amongst the people whether it's jenny and whether it will involve children full of if which is racing to be the most liberal and reach city in in israel there to represent all of the people but. in the end consequently people across all of the country and all the cities almost in every city there are people doing the same thing so i think that question was was was already decided and and i think it is the biggest challenge that prime minister netanyahu speak well saw nonetheless the comparisons between what's happening right now in israel and what we saw happening in egypt and the protests there do you agree with. i think. that recent revolutions in. in the arab world have been of course one of the inspirations for what is happening right here right now because people saw that that. nation people are the basis of their village you can receive government and they can make tents and to give the men chance. looking at israel's very uniqu

are likely to go on in seven cities across the country activists say they're hoping to rally in tel aviv of the will attract a half a million people you can see people gathering there thousands have been camping out across the country for about a fortnight now calling for social justice and for prime minister netanyahu to go more on that throughout the. storm out see the team travels to the tourist friendly city of some pages with a guide to the top of tells in restaurants there. hello to you i welcome to st petersburg on the space program i'll be exploring the various hotels and restaurants in the city with new great news opening every single week it certainly excites me tight. growing the glorious i'm aware that i'm a late evening life and it's one true call to town on that night it's time for me to check into my hotel. depending on your budget the city offers a vast choice of hotels ranging from comfortable small hotels to look three five star. today i'm checking into the southeast coast bridge hotel when you arrive know that the hotel will take your passport and your fish registratio

of questioning as they arrive in tel aviv the majority of the campaign is were blocked at european airports at israel's request well several have made it through with the poles. plus the final blastoff the last step along. the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an. a program to continue coming your way next tonight a team is on a mission to uncover the sights and sounds of said for the next fifteen minutes. hello and welcome to the program summer is the perfect time to visit russia a long weekend here in st petersburg is a must the former capital is bursting full of history and culture and certain join me as we visit plays a lot of logs and say cars in paris fun filled activities and we start off here have a spectacular i six cathedral originally the city's main church and the largest cathedral in the shop it was built between eighteen eighteen and eight hundred fifty eight the french going architects month around almost two centuries later the gilded jamieson isaac still dominates the skyline of simply his book a trip to the top provides excellent views of the city coming

be interested to see how far his or her head they are he reacts once this protest in tel aviv gets under way there she's our independent journalism blogger better than speaking to us. thank you. now a little journalism a lot of the frequent findings of recent media surveys in the u.s. as newspapers across the country close the p.r. machine is rushing to fill the vacuum. and find out what it may mean for society is the. person who did the five all of this little nuggets of newspapers like the seattle post intelligencer the rocky mountain news and hundreds more have now become relics from the past six years slashed budgets have stopped the presses at newsrooms nationwide. announced layoffs throughout media have meant far fewer journalists to investigate policy and procedure who are losing their sense of accountability in government and business are. life lives if we lose journalists who are now asking questions about what's going on in the numbers particularly dramatic with newspapers where revenue has been cut nearly in half while the journalism industry is shrinking the public relations

well paula is keeping abreast of developments in tel aviv and for the very latest you can follow us on twitter at r.t. underscore com where she's posting her comments and i made this tweet say that protesters have been chanting israel is a police state as the security forces arrest several demonstrators here as a there are plenty of tweens and other news stories there as well to log on to r.t. underscore com. the debt crisis raging in europe is claiming more and more economic scallops spain suffering recession and mass unemployment has now been put on review by the credit rating agency moody's the international monetary fund's warn france that it needs to impose cuts to avoid becoming europe's next debt crisis victim and the e.u.'s biggest burra greece has been dealt another blow by one of its main creditors germany's finance minister says berlin won't write a blank check to buy back greek bonds that was a key part of last week's second bailout package economics although patrick young says greece should have put a pushed out of here as a long ago this is typical of contagion we've been

boycott bill and cannot talk to adam keller he's a spokesman for that movement joining us live in tel aviv now your organization says the boycott nor is anti democratic but anyone you know who has said today at the knesset that it doesn't taint israeli democracy otherwise it would have approved it so how would you respond to that. now that is one of the many scenes we salute leave disagree with mr netanyahu because it does damage a very severely the freedom of speech we have to go the settlements in the occupied territories is completely dangerous to the future. any chance of peace between us and the palestinians and we have been calling upon the israeli public since nineteen ninety seven not to buy anything in the supermarkets which comes from the settlements because buying these products is helping to settle those making them stronger. to give him a democratic election to express citizens expressing. feel what they believe in and we have been stopped from doing people by a slip and with very high fines. switchman which might have to pay if we continue. to make them a cult because he woul

and prime minister netanyahu and the biggest rally is expected to start in a matter of hours in tel aviv as she is that an independent journalist and blogger believes the government struggling to find a way out of the crisis. i think the arab revolution served as inspiration for some of the protestors and they're using slogans that were used in egypt or in other places the government being improvising ever since this protest started at the beginning it was not them to portray this as something that only happens in tel aviv bunch of spoiled kids but when the protests spread around the country. the new talking point is that the protesters have some serious she issues but it's not this government fault i don't think the government has a real policy vis a vis brought this right now i think that you know he's mainly improvising and he is here to come with something that would satisfy the needs of this is i'm not sure if is actually able to do that or capable of that. rising domestic discontent could drive the israeli government and new war in an attempt that attention on the station themselve

correspondent in israel paula slater will be updating us on developments in tel aviv and for the very latest you can follow us on twitter at r.t. underscore home where she was posting her call that i had made his tweets say the demonstrators have been chanting that is a police state and security forces move to arrest several demonstrators wanting benyamin netanyahu to step down others have been linking him to oust of egyptian dictator hosni mubarak t.v. so keep up to date plenty of tweets or nothing news or stories to our t.v. on school. moving on now the latest eleventh hour ten thirty u.s. default has failed with republicans rejecting a bill by democrats option to remains indeed deadlock with a decision needed by tuesday to extend the nation's debt ceiling and allow the government more money to keep growing and economies to max fried wolf says all the proposals on the table is simply pushing of the worst outcome. less than two business days away from the worst self-imposed crisis of america's standing in the world and america's credit rating and at least a century it's a fairly emer

will take to the streets in seven cities across the country and activists hope that the rally in tel aviv a truck half a million people thousands indeed have been camping out across the country for about a week now calling for social justice and for prime minister netanyahu to go and the government could resort to some provocative measures to try to disperse the crowds says more oil he's an activist and lawyer who's in tel aviv spoke to us big government sending people here to make provocation in order to find a reason to take this demonstration to a violent situation to give him a cause to clear this whole thing out we're not going to let them do that before this will continue that's for sure it took sixty years to people to actually get out of the couch and come and demonstrate for social issues we haven't done it before you know what we have here it's a mystery this debate will be remembered in history because the israelis used to be a bad thing to the situation if the government won't listen to the sound of the people because it will fall that's basically it we can take the government

there and she's keeping abreast of course of the latest developments in tel aviv forests and you can follow the latest on twitter and underscore where she's posting the latest comments which of these in one of the latest tweets about last night's rallies she recalls the slogans that stood most like a sad. barely implying similarities between the three leaders as they keep up to date there are plenty of tweets about another new stories from ice tea and the spiritual. cross is raging in europe spreading more and more economic sculp scale spain suffering recession and mass unemployment snow being put on review by the credit rating agency moody's and the international monetary fund's warned france that it needs to impose comes to avoid becoming europe's next debt crisis victim used the biggest borrower greece meantime has been dealt another blow by one of its main creditors germany's finance minister says billiton won't write a blank check to buy back greek bonds and that was a key part of last week's second bailout package economics author patrick young told me greece should have pushed

blocked by israel in their attempts to reach gaza by air dozens were detained for questioning in tel aviv on arrival while the majority were prevented from even reaching israel and european airports artie's policy or who's been at ben-gurion airport throughout the day as more. for the last few weeks there have been some six to eight hundred international activists who've been planning this so-called fly turner united under the banner of welcome to palestine and representing some fifty in geos is mostly french activists who made the point from the beginning that they were intention was to bring attention to the pride of the palestinian people particularly the people of gaza they said that they were intention was peaceful the plan was to spend a week particulate in the west bank visiting palestinian families and really giving them a message of hope and encouragement from the international community but of course the attention also needs to be on gaza where since two thousand and seven since her must came to power israel has imposed a hippy blockade and the latest word we hear from humanitar

beachgoers and dozens are detained simple logic by the majority of the delegation did not make it to tel aviv i'll bring you just a few. to one zero and lift. plus the finals last off the last of the launch of atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program. the end of an era. you're watching around the world a very good morning from moscow is what i am here my name is kevin and this is. our top story thousands of people are protesting in egypt tahrir square all day and into the night now to voice their anger at the interim government over the country sluggish rate of reform demonstrators want to keep up the pressure for change on the country's interim military rulers and see former regime officials brought to trial his innocence now is in cairo for us and this is a report. when i was coming here to talk to you are mistaking how well organized today really was basically civilians are doing the security checks there to wrecking the traffic and as i was saying i was impressed with the organizing of the protesters really it seems like what they want is to have a peaceful protest but as

is also due to vote on recognizing palestinian and tel aviv's angry that its biggest ally the u.s. supports the pre nine hundred sixty seven borders before israel seized land in gaza and the west bank and calls are growing for the u.n. to stop people being silenced for more on this that we can now cross live to our correspondent policy here who is in tel aviv now paula first of all what does this new law mean a for israelis who sympathize with the palestinian cause. while the vote is cast late monday by a vote of ninety seven in favor and fifty eight against it is called the blue she could take the state of israel to boycotts and essentially what even owls is for any kind of safety net he says women based business suit for damages is rabies morning so boycotts and presupposes fines if the one that is not israelis he or she can also be prevented from bob from entering this country it also contains the israeli government from doing business with any kind of organization that initiate school complies with rules for boycotts now what is interesting is that the legal adviser for the kne

the heart of the dispute is the whole question of an apology and here is simple is insisting that tel aviv apologize for its role in the greens so far these raids have refused to do this the israeli foreign minister in particular i would believe him insisting that israel will not apologize presumably because the israelis are fearful that it will open the floodgates for a whole host of legal claims to be made against the jewish state instead israel says it will express its with grit for the loss of life now for the last few days almost round the clock israeli and turkish we've presented just happy meeting in new york to try and hammer out some kind of agreement that is acceptable to both sides we understand that the sticking point is over the looting of the document now no doubt both sides want to reach some kind of agreement quiet to begin issuing this report because it won't help in terms of the conciliation it will be much harder for that we can see a shoe to be made after the report is issued but we do understand at this stage is that the u.n. report says that the blockade is not illega

for saturday will discuss this now with get instead from the about to institute a think tank in tel aviv many thanks for being with us here and i'll see mr greenstein now on your facebook page you say this the walls are shaking in the is quaking in israel is the situation really that serious. yes because what we're seeing here is the major crunch on the middle class on the one hand salaries of study natives and on the other hand the cost of living has risen dramatically so in areas that are essential for for life which means housing food transportation parenting or health care all of these areas have risen and many more people here have a much harder time making ends meet which means living within the resources and another another phenomenon here is that we see people that used to be middle class that are much more vulnerable to any shock in their lives if they are sick if a member of families sick if they lose their job they may be. but they may be dropped into into poverty so now you see protests in israel that are about health care housing food communications and so on and all of this

tel aviv nazareth and all over the country certainly inspired by that sense of people power that the country belongs to the people and the people are rejecting dick anomic disparities and the senseless privatization that we've seen over the last fifteen years in this country. according to polls over eighty percent of israeli support these demonstrations are some analysts say it could be a threat to benjamin netanyahu has control would you agree with that because one of the most interesting aspects of the protest so far it's been its insistence on saying what is wrong with the current reality but at this stage yet not committing to any specific solutions it's a very powerful sense of people insisting on staying on course on stating in the most frank and extensive way and there's a lot to be said about what's wrong in the current way that the country has handled it much of the criticism has been targeted by minister netanyahu but not only him and in fairness it should be said that the policies that is grotz israel's economy to where it is are not only the policies of this guy in the go

distillation forecast the reason is because it's not really prague kate and they landed in tel aviv surely must be expected to happen. these people actually. came here or they were planning to come to them to participate. activism activism like cultural activities to visit. some places. and there when israeli security them on the airport about the reason of their visit they explained there and they also question. if they are going to participate on demonstrations or . things and all of the people that i met today answered very clearly that they don't have any. to participate or they are not planning to participate in anything mr asians or they are not planning to broker is really low so the. goal was to arrive to the west bank and to to meet the palestinian people to get more close to the palestinian culture and to learn more about it and also to support them to support them peacefully ways and of course talk about greece why it may or may not be involved here and there's a lot of pressure high level pressure on greece to allow the gaza. why do you think greece is preventing them from sett

yes absolutely there is a strong connection while israel has been under building in tel aviv and haifa and all these major cities and israel is all have been overbuilding in the west bank for example fifteen percent according to the peace now report fifteen percent of israel public building budget have been going to building in the settlements in the west bank which only consist of four percent of israel population when you overspending three four times more than the population need in the west bank well under spending in israel proper that tells israel strategy and that tells you that the focus of the israeli government at the moment is more sustaining the occupation and more sustaining the settlements rather than caring for the majority of the population who actually oppose the police and opposed to patients and control proper so that the problem here though is a still many israelis have not been able to make that connection and the more and the sooner israelis make that connection realize that the accusation affects their daily life affects the pennies that the government spending t

is in danger especially that the protesters are growing while israel has been under building in tel aviv and haifa and all these major cities and israel is all have been overbuilding in the west bank for example fifteen percent according to the peace now report fifteen percent of israel for public building budget have been going to building in the settlements in the west bank which only consist of four percent of israel's population focus of the israeli government at the moment is more sustaining circulation and more sustaining the settlements rather than caring for the majority of the population who actually oppose that alliance and oppose occupation and israel proper. libyan rebels have three days of mourning after their commander and two of his aides were killed abdel fatah yunis was gunned down hours after rebel fortunate as the port of the air breasted him over his family's suspected ties to colonel gadhafi his regime units have been libya's foreign minister before he defected to the rebels the beginning of the revolution the national transitional council blames the killing on get d

on arrival well the majority were prevented from even reaching tel aviv and european airports just last week if you my. taren flotilla with hundreds of companies from gaza was stopped from leaving the group for triggering this pressure to ease the blockade. course there is a wish you spoke to the only or was cross israeli border. dozens of activists are being interrogated as i speak to you here epping korean international airport only a few have actually managed to trickle through and it's not quite clear how the israeli police and security have been out in to go through because there are still hundreds of police and security officers both inside and outside been coming in international now have to meet back to last week up in palestine solidarity campaign and she is one of the few people who's actually managed to come through you on the phone with the activists who are being interrogated here at the airport what are they telling you. this telling me that they were taken from passport control as i spoke on the phone they said the heavy smoke coming again and they were about to be interr