in may funds from all over the world expected to come here to tel aviv but the song contest is being held but despite the enthusiasts and they have been cause to boycott the event hosting the grand finale in tel aviv rather than in jerusalem a city that internationally contested status has deflected some of the controversy several international artists and celebrities have started petitions to stay away from the event accusing israel of piloting palestinian human rights and its military occupation a lot of people demonstrated in all sorts of countries way down and england and ireland against sending some of the singers to israel to the show and no one canceled which is surprising having said that we have three months to go i'm pretty sure it's going to be loud very loud i mean a lot of demonstrations letters experience criticism herself on social media and on stage but she prefers to focus on her music and has just released her second singing this process about. it was in the other news i'm on the thought she knocked up next a documentary on iran from took to see. stay with you. her

israel as attracting board than usual in may funds from all over the world expected to come here to tel aviv where the song contest is being held but this by day and. that's being caused to boycott the event. a warm well. to all of you watching on p.b.s. in the united states and our viewers around the world we begin today with the u.s. plans to withdraw from yet another key international treaty the intermediate range nuclear forces or an f. treaty eliminated an entire class of nuclear weapons when it was signed by reagan and gorbachev during the cold war but today the trump administration has said the u.s. will exit the deal in six months because russia has failed to comply now fears of a new nuclear arms race are growing in the one nine hundred eighty s. with missiles from both nato and the eastern bloc deployed nearby east and west germany run the front line of the nuclear arms race meeting to mass protest against american nuclear weapons in west germany. fabienne fund a mock traveled to the southern city of heilbronn where american medium range missiles were based in the one nine hundred

she's got a brand new single and she's been speaking out about this year's competition to be held in tel aviv in may speaking out because some office calling for a boycott citing israel's human rights record towards palestinians i'll be discussing this with my colleague david leavitt's in a minute but first the new song. being messy basim business savvy business of a must have a muslim about the business everybody from a lot. of other means like all right so i take the obstacles in my life i think the obstacles of this year and i faced them with with all right let's do this like you see him leaving me and i'm like right. next to his distinctive style and music have into both founds and critiques the nice song baba is about tackling challenges head on since she won the last is you have vision song contest in lisbon. victory with the some toy change turned i think. one hundred eighty degrees different i was a blues artists singing and basements and i did my new kristoff at home whoever had who i wouldn't have been mentioned in in twelve months. to become that. when israel the right to host the

i'm a different person when i go to tel aviv. like when went there at fir5t, tel aviv. explode any minute. i rarely talked in arabic. i rarely read arabic, heard arabic. and you 5ta rt, read arabic, heard arabic. and you 5tart, like, feeling like you're nothing. like who am i, what am i doing here, why am i here? the difference between the scene here and be seen in the west bank, sometimes i feel like a bit of jealousy of them, because you feel like if we are re5i5ting here, they are really re5i5ting. so because of that, we are trying so much not to prove only to the worlds we are palestinian, but first of all i have to prove to myself that i deserve it. we are messed up. and we are not even aware of that. a lot of women around me, for years and years, they want to be djs, they wa nt to and years, they want to be djs, they want to do music, and they always expressed that desire, you know. but they have their own fee is also about it, like some of them they really wa nt about it, like some of them they really want to do music, but they don't want to be known at all, they

guess what is 812 miles from iran to tel aviv. 812 miles. they could potentially strike tel aviv. you think about that? >> that cruise missile is the remaking of another missile which iran procured from the ukrainians. it is nuclear capable and adds to iran's growing nuclear arsenal. iran right now. eric: how do you put that in any type of deal when they didn't put the ballistic missiles in the u.n. security council sanctions and resolutions. think violated the resolutions and they say it's defensive. >> it's not just defensive. iran transfers and -- and tests these weapons. they can come to the table again and this time we should hold the line and not let the iranians realized we have a desire for a deal. 2019 is the year for max pressure to be made. now is the time for to us put our demand up front and such systems should be included in those demand. eric: you say 019 is the time for maximum pressure but it won't happen if the europeans evade the sanctions. arthel: another democratic lawmaker officially setting her sights on the white house. how hawaiian senator tulsi gabbard ha

she's got a brand new single and she's been speaking out about this year's competition to be held in tel aviv in may speaking out because some office calling for a boycott citing israel's human rights record towards palestinians i'll be discussing this with my colleague david leavitt's in a minute but first the new song. about the business i mean doesn't.

she's got a brand new single and she's been speaking out about this year's competition to be held in tel aviv in may speaking out because some artists calling for a boycott citing israel's human rights record towards palestinians i'll be discussing this with my colleague david leavitt's in a minute but first the new song.

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is seen as the threats to the two state solution something that the e.u. propagates and that it does concern e.u. officials here just like. representatives and leaders so a lot of common ground here on this field particularly at a time when the u.s. withdraws from a number of political fields here in the arab region particularly syria as a case in example and that leads me to the second point is this power vacuum that is filled by china and russia and that does concern not only the e.u. but also a number of arab states ok well let's look at a simple bilateral was simple a bilateral affair between the e.u. and the arab world the e.u. wants arab help in reducing migration in part from north africa but also syria is that likely to happen president i'll seize the end of the e.u. representative so you're both mentions the topic of migration as easy emphasized that they have worked very hard and that is something that the e.u. has appreciate not a lot of migrants have let to come from egypt but rather from libya where conflicts are are growing at is these c

mark: i don't see israel only fighting with lebanon, they are taking it to jerls * and tel aviv.got. i hope the administration can stitch i together an arab nato. because standing together collectively against iran would really impose a deterrents capability where the cost would be the destruction of their regime if they tried to do something. mark: let's hope it doesn't reach that point. appreciate it. don'tra miss us next time on "life, liberty & levin." [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. in honor of the academy award our producers thought it would be fun to host our own awards show. let's begin with our first category. best actor in a political drama. here are the nominees. cory booker at the kavanaugh confirmation hearing. >> i'm going to release the email on racial profiling. i understand the penalty comes with potential out offing from the senate.

we are live in tel aviv this hour.nd saudi arabia declares the so-called corruption crackdown a success, saying it raised about $107 billion from 87 people detained at the ritz-carlton. ♪ manus: just gone 8:00 a.m. across the emirates. this is "daybreak middle east:." i manus cranny in dubai. i want to show you just what momentum the s&p really had. it was the best stock since 1987, it was a pretty tricky year -- will we see a rerun of 1980's heaven? expansion months of in jobs, but can this rally last? upside, enjoying the best month in almost three years. down on theiring crude bearish bets. you are seeing brent rally by 15%, the drillers are cutting production the most in two years. venezuela is also a key risk and we will talk about that. the dollar dropped, the fed pivoted, and it rocked the dollar lower. the question is the cooling wages first is the sentiment from people like woolard, who says the fed is set up for a couple years. will it really delay that long? the manufacturing data was rocking it up. when we

on social media called, quote, beautiful the killing of jews in israel and the rocket bombing of tel avivium and stage with that merchant of hate. that tells me she is not remotely sorry. >> i don't know what she plans on doing in her future other than the words that she said. but my pushback would be this. one is that steve king has a history of racism. he even has confederate flags on his desk. that's first. second, i think that chris started out by saying that the president of the united states, should he be interjecting himself into this? and while i appreciate whether or not we can find sincerity in the apology of representative omar, my question is, where is the apology from donald trump to the central park five and the individuals he discriminated against in housing? where is the apology from donald trump when you talk about the casino dealers in atlantic city? where is the apology for those that come into this country to find a better life and donald trump refers to them as racist. they don't have the high ground. i'll give you this, though, we have a problem in this country with

lessons to learn, as i said earlier today on another show about what's going on all the way up to tel avivween. we can ask you to apologize but we can also say this is a learning moment, not just for you congressman omar but everyone and we're going to hold you to that. i don't see what's wrong with that when we're trying to move this country forward. >> i agree with all of that, but it can't just be an apology. it has to be an apology an consequences as it was for steve king, as it should have been for steve king. why is she not stripped of her committee assignments? why is she not just forced to apologize but actually forced to suffer consequences in her career, legislative, professional consequences. >> i'm with you on the logic. you're walking in the same steps, the same path for both, equal but your problem is you lose it on the president. and he layed out his own, i'll give you a pass for the sake of argument. when you guys didn't say mr. president we're coming after steve king and for good reason, lift your voice, tweet, do what you do best, weigh in on something that is a potential

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from tel aviv thanks so much for being here thank you for having. our seven members britain's opposition labor party have resigned in protest against jeremy corbin's leadership the politicians say his failures over briggs's anti semitism and a culture of bullying have left them with no choice they split off into an independent group but will not be forming a new party corbin says he is disappointed by their decision an order to move out hundreds of refugees from the southern italian town of riyadh she has led has left much of it close to empty from sanya reports these quiet streets were once bustling with activity people and purpose but reaction has become a shadow of its former self after has been living here for four years she came from pakistan her family made this place their home and they are one of the few migrant families that remain here because before the project is over things good they give us everything else they help us. finish the project is finished crumbling buildings were turned into shops restaurants and homes now lie empty again t

under president donald trump move this embassy from tel aviv to illegally occupied jerusalem however the big winners from this conference considering that the meeting didn't come up with any tangible actionable resolutions but it seems the big winners are the israelis benjamin netanyahu probably the most senior person at the event here in warsaw was center stage of the family photo as it's called over those representatives of the nations and also was able to meet publicly with representatives of several arab countries not to was seen as something very significant particularly considering that. these are nations that include for example side arabia and the united arab emirates so a lot of talk with regard to peace and security critics however will say that it has probably done the opposite considering it has pushed for more confrontation with the trend when it comes to iran and it has refused to engage with key stakeholders in the palestinian issue as well as other conflicts in the region. at least ocean and people have died in the war start tackling indian forces in kashmir since two

live in france because of the increasing anti semitism now they live in are stored not far from tel aviv. lone manages several restaurants. the oldest daughter's you deed is currently doing her military service. they've changed their name from rougemont to like their ancestors they don't regret moving. they feel safer now. there's a total they will. tell their. children play outside in the evenings and go to school by themselves in france and i was afraid to let the children take public transportation because there were cases of their friends being attacked on the metro. just in france but i knew that there was a risk. his cousin danny is thinking about leaving paris. he used to play in this park with his children now he goes for walks alone he was hoping to stay in france at least until his retirement but he doesn't know whether he'll stick it out until then. i can easily move to another country but i can't change my religion so easily people despise me to this extent israel is the solution the destination for each of us. he points out that asian stores have replaced the jewish stores t

us now via skype in tel aviv israel with us in studio rights has some who co-wrote shame two point zero and colin delaney who has been performing as i announced during the productions run here in washington d.c. welcome all of you to the stream it is really good to have you here i want to start with. this is going to be tricky having this conversation together the idea of shame the original production what was it. you know another gun on earth. yes i can begin there is another shame was about events that happened during two thousand and fourteen during their israeli attack on gaza . i can tell my story and then my dad can tell he is and afterwards i can tell how i expand the play so. the plane was a. belt of. it where magic event went through in two thousand and fourteen someone show the fault of mine wearing a t. shirts with palestinian flag on their. own facebook. during their gaza war and i was in there and that is well and people know me and i was like whoa facebook clinched and because people know me. they hate moved to districts and they couldn't really go safely on the street i w

refused to come for a very good reason he still feels insulted by the transfer all of us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and also. why should it come to a point for us but people are discussing basically the way to to contain iran. iran has been helping but if you jesus for decades so it was not about israel and palestine everyone understood it was about iran and i just love the formula suggested by michael compel. that bought peace and stability in the region would just not be possible without confronting iran and of course there are three miles of me or brian in nine hundred eighty four by george will remember what peace peace is not possible without confronting iraq what does it mean for europe and war great so if. it was so is war is peace. talking about democracy in el salvador i want to do our share that is freedom with wavery you know remember britain says freedom is slavery war east peace you know we have the same kind of talk. where is the state craft in all of this i mean the optics of the the bombastic language it is washington calls these conferences and just expects everybody t

and are certainly not heeding the israeli minister of immigrations call for them to emigrate to tel aviv my country is france tell me says this play card they're mobilizing and denouncing the recent anti semitic acts. also the past few months have seen a propaganda campaigns and insults usually only seen on social media really exploding in france. on didn't start it but they do bear some responsibility for it . last saturday afternoon and faecal caught a jewish philosopher sixty nine years old was attacked by some men wearing yellow vests they shouted get out filthy zionist and france belongs to us one of the attackers was known to the french authorities as a salafist finkle carter was a supporter of the. the chief editor of the left leaning newspaper and they. believe he has a clear perspective on the kinds of french anti-semitism that are present in the shield. but. there are two kinds of anti-semitism and france said these the traditional one with roots in the catholic nationalist environment through very and the second and you so much as i'm with islamist roots. or there's a connecti

s that moves the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem the american embassy that is using blackmail to kmiec and missile to try to push there by the scene a suicide and to accept their base the peace initiative order they i thought i'm better ideas that is not going to happen so for us we have spoken loud and clear our voice was loud and clear and our president has explicitly stated that we are them of going to be bought of the do this deal and until now united states has not found them not in europe i'm not saying that i see your point but there are speculations in the past that the deal may include washington's recognition of is jim resilin ascalon to how science capital is that happens will you trust the united states with a mediate a role again well look. for us it is very explicit that we need an international conference that is based on international law the man issue for us is to respect international law to respect united nations resolutions that is one secondly our president has called for and the national conference thirdly united states has always brueggemann to be a biased broke

shouted abuse at a french philosopher, calling him a dirty zionist and telling him to go back to tel avivhas helped to galvanise a minority of anti—semitic extremist, a link the wider movement is keen to avoid. let's get some of the day's other news for you. brazil's government is to deliver aid to its border with venezuela within days, at the request ofjuan guaido, the venezuelan opposition leader who's declared himself president. other aid shipments are waiting there but have been refused entry by the venezuelan military, still under the command of president nicolas maduro. the power struggle between the two presidents will decide whether the aid reaches the struggling population. pakistan's government has said it will retaliate if delhi responds to the latest militant attack in indian—administered kashmir. the islamist group jaish—e—mohammed says it carried ou the attack, but the indian government believes pakistani intelligence was involved. prime minister imran khan says india should provide evidence for its allegations. joan ryan has become the eighth member of the uk parliament to

french philosopher, alain finkielkraut, calling him "a dirty zionist" and telling them to go back to tel avivhe gilet jaunes has helped to galvanise a minority of anti—semitic extremists — a link the wider movement is keen to avoid. jon ironmonger, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. white house officials are pushing a plan to build nuclear reactors across saudi arabia, ignoring warnings about destabilising the middle east by encouraging the spread of nuclear weapons. that at least is the claim by whistleblowers in a report from the house of representatives oversight committee. the plan is described by one senior official as a money—making scheme for those involved. pakistan's government has said it will retaliate if delhi responds to the latest militant attack in indian—administered kashmir. the islamist groupjaysh mohammed says it carried out the attack, but the indian government believes pakistani intelligence was involved. prime minister imran khan says india should provide evidence for its allegations. in the swiss alps, nearly 250 emergency workers have searched into the n