he said he was weeping because he knew what they would do to the city israel. will kill people and take the children. and i thought, why did they not kill this man? because god had told them to anoint him to be king. god is all powerful. there was dick cheney this morning on youtube. we learned about david rockefeller's business, where he said he was basically pro of being charged with destroying the united states of america. god is sovereign, and he is using these people to destroy the united states because we have forsaken god. we have. we have forsaken god. this city is a sanctuary city. i ran for city council. [bell] president chiu: amen. any other public speakers? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk, can you read the next items? madam clerk: these items will be acted upon by a single roll call vote, unless someone has discussion, at which time it will be acted on separately. president chiu: if we can take a roll-call vote on the balance of the agenda? madam clerk: [reading roll] excuse me, mr. president, we need to take off items 63. presiden

the colonial enterprise without being in any way shape or form and the city and to do why is that important today. because of israel's behavior in the world since ninety forty eight but particularly in the last decade and a half its wars in lebanon and elsewhere in the palestinians israel has been perceived by the people of the world as a prostate so what we're witnessing is the rise of anti israeli ism now that is not anti semitism it is anti israelis in other words it is designed this colonial enterprise that is promoting anti semitism now that actually is what zionism wants son is and needs anti semitism in order to go on justifying what he's doing and what about israel's position in the rest of the world do you think that it's reaching a turning point where the u.s. may be forced to say at some point in the near future enough is enough only an american president has the leverage required to cause or try to cause israel to be serious about peace on terms but they all palestinians and most other arabs and muslims could accept the problem is that an american president has his hands tied by the zionist lobby the zion

real position and it's on the record is that they would be willing to accept a two state solution based on israel's withdrawal to sixty seven lines with them preferably an open city in the capital of two states now they're on the record as saying that now why is that the hummus position because the hamas leadership is very pragmatic like arafat was it may not like it but it knows that's what the vast majority of palestinians would still accept so they have no choice but to go with that but maybe we'll talk about that later the two state solution is dead let's let's get back to the blockade for a second there israel says that it's now easing the blockade allowing certain supplies to reach seemingly in response to its national international press or do you think that the timing of that is evidence that israel accepts that this blockade is unjustifiable to the international community well i have a yes or no no answer yes answer is zionism and i hope as a point we can talk about different judaism and zionism zionism is becoming terribly worried about its image in the world it realizes of course it is being perceived by people as if not governments as something of a p

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the prime minister's senior advisor, israel's most able and telegenic ambassador to the united states. the permanent representative of israel to the united nations and israel's consul general here in new york city mr. netanyahu comes from a family long at the center of the country's political life. his own career has been as minister of foreign affairs and minister of finance and he's now serving as prime minister, as you know, for the second time. in his first stinlt as prime minister he signed agreements and as prime minister and finance minister he had a great deal to do with the introduction of significant economic reforms that helped israel grow and also weather the recent financial turbulence considerably better than most other countries. as you all know, the prime minister met president obama in washington on tuesday. a meeting that both sides went to great lengths to describe as positive. i for one take that as positive because history shows that a strong and cooperative relationship between the united states and israel is very much in the interest of both countries. today's meeting could hardly come at a more opportune moment. there have been serious questions raised about the nature a

ron, the prime minister's senior adviser, israel's most able and intelligent embassador to the u.s., the permanent representative of israel to the u.n., and the council's general here in new york city. faugh not to know who comes from a family long at the center of his country's intellectual and political life. his career has spanned his ambassador to ship to the u.n., minister of foreign affairs and finance, and is now serving as prime minister for the second time. in his first stint as prime minister he signed agreements and as finance and prime minister he had a great deal to do with the introduction of significant economic reforms, those that have helped israel to grow and whether the recent financial turbulence considerably better than most other countries. as you all know, the prime minister met president obama on tuesday in the washington. both sides went to great lengths. i take it as positive because history shows that a strong and cooperative relationship between the u.s. and israel is very much in the interest of both countries. today's meeting could hardly come at a more opportune moment. there have been serious questions raised about the nature and quality of the u.s.

the area a and israel because of the terrorism that had washed the streets of tel aviv jerusalem haifa and other cities had frozen other pullbacks because the palestinian authority as is widely known by the clinton administration and by the bush administration after that had made egregious violations of international law and murdered israelis so i wonder whether after the seven seventh's did not whether it. was my mother look at at their. i didn't hear you what were you saying go ahead robert go ahead what was that so you would agree you do agree that the ninety five agreement and then why river did mean for the pull back which was not fulfilled by the israeli. go ahead dan you know both in one thousand nine hundred three exchange of letters the one thousand nine hundred three exchange of letters i'm sure mr fyshe is one of the great scholars of the middle east is aware was all based on the fact that there would be a complete end to palestinian terrorism violence indoctrination and incitement and in fact all of those four. acts of terrorism both verbal and diplomatic as well as physical terror has incr

. >> israel has launched air strikes against targets in the gaza strip. palestinian witnesses report numerous explosions in gaza city and several people injured. the rockets were fired -- and rockets were fired by militants earlier on friday. police investigating the bomb attacks in uganda have charged three canyons on multiple charges of murder, attempted murder -- three kenyans on multiple charges of murder, attempted murder, and terrorism. and islamist militant group has said they were behind the attacks. there has rejected allegations that he has blood on his hands. he says there is no evidence that anyone has been killed as a result of the leaks. the mexican government is claiming a major success in its country's war on drug cartels. security forces have killed ignacio coronel, a top member of a powerful cartel. it is believed he was right-hand man to mexico's most-wanted drug lord. humphrey huxley has this. >> ignacio coronel was one of the most dangerous drug warlords in mexico. he died in a firefight in a wealthy suburb in the west of the country and ranked no. 3 in a powerful cartel led by mexico's most wan

israel ots available in some hotel time periods in hotels jerusalem. the route sun is setting a notch bringing the bloodiest week and the city's millenia long history so close. but it's imposing moment ins and fertile valleys do you see this part of poets and painters. now in streets provide a matter for the shattered lives of its residents. heritage from my father. this is batman is showing what's left of the house his family owned for three generations. days after the fire and the ruins are still smoldering just like his anger at his neighbors. i'm afraid to take off my jacket because i've got nothing you understand what it's like he's house at the very end of on his back and clave so some of the most brutal fighting. he says snipers hiding in a nearby apartment block killed several of his neighbor's. roof. occurred who fought on the other side of this improvised barricade has a strikingly similar. about the snipers on the roof and the stones and says he's only weapons and the viciousness of his adversaries. you shouldn't trust. their animals it was. just this is a stunt is thicker gives people who must have the power here. some of the most serious

this is perhaps no more true than in iraq, with the exception of israel, the bible contains more references to the cities, regions and nations of ancient iraq than any other country. abraham came from iraq. fradgically iraq's ancient christian community is facing extinction. the u.n. high commission for refugees estimated that some 250,000 to 500,000 christians have left the country since 2003 and about half the population and a large number also have been killed. while i've appreciated and very grateful for ambassador chris hill's commitment to this issue during his time as u.s. ambassador, and while i believe that michael corbin, the deputy assistance secretary state who is in charge with working on iraqi minorities issues cares deeply about the issue, and both are good men, i see a continuing unwillingness, unwillingness at the highest levels in the state department to acknowledge and ultimately address the challenges facing these ancient faith communities. in 2009 column in the "wall street journal," it was summed up this way, candidate obama last fall sent a letter to condoleezza rice rise expressin

the palestinians. he also discusses israel's west bank settlement. from new york city this is one hour. >> i am well aware of the hatch of singling out some and not others. we welcome prime minister netanyahu, the prime minister's wife, the security adviser, the prime minster's senior adviser, israel's most able ambassador to the united states, the representative of israel to the united nations. benjamin netanyahu comes from a family along the center of its country's political and intellectual life. the have a great deal to do with reforms that have made the recent financial turbulence much better. the prime minister met president obama in washington on tuesday. they both went to great lengths to describe it as positive. history shows that a strong cooperative relationship between the united states and israel is very much in the interest of both countries. today's meeting could hardly come at a more opportune moment. there have been serious questions raised about the nature and quality of the u.s.- israeli relationship. there is the critical question of negotiating pea

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van to jersey city where it was last rented to an individual by the name of muhammad solomon. salomé was part of a small cell of islamist terrorists incensed by america's support for israel the attack on the world trade center was their declaration of war. salomé was arrested. the trail led to a storage facility packed with bomb making equipment. but the real mastermind the bomb maker ramzi yousef had fled to pakistan on the night of the world trade center bombing ramzi yosef was basically the lead explosive instructor. in afghanistan teaching other folks to be teachers of buildings off bombs. and you could certainly see a bomb or signature between beirut and the ninety three trade center. solemn a's amateurish attempt to reclaim his cash deposit would end in a record two hundred forty year jail term. but there was nothing funny about useless plan for the twin towers. the bomb van was deliberately parked near one of the towers key structural supports. his aim was to bring down both towers. if we got a good blow by sunday night two days after the bombing the slurry foundation would have failed it would have allowed some of the hudson river and cause tower one to collapse

the united states and israel is unworkable -- unbreakable. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> as part of the recurring bbsiness to new york city, queen elisabeth spoke at the un, the first time since 1957. she talks about efforts to curb terrorism and address climate change. this is 20 minutes. delegates, distinguished guests, her majesty queen elizabeth ii and his royal highness prince philip, duke of edinburgh. please rise. [applause] >> [unintelligible] is called to order. this afternoon, we show here and address from her majesty queen elizabeth ii on the occasion of her visit to the united nations. %+ her majesty will have a short stateeent. [speaking foreign-language] foreign language]ign languag [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> i now give the floor to the secretary general, donkey mell. >> we are honored by your presence, your majesty it. inna changing and churning world, your an anchor for our age. your rain spans the decades, from the challenges of the cold war to the threat of global warming. from the beatles to beckham to the television to twitter. through the years, you have trav

the entire new york city times investigation so-called of american charitable groups that support jewish communities in neighborhoods in the three territories is a blatant attempt to hide the real issues prolonging the palestinian conflict with israel. those issues expose the by the praise for a terrorist mass murder, the denial that abbas has any interest in compromising with israel, as loyal by the p.a.'s policy of killing all arabs to sell land to jews do not serve the "times'" purposes of blaming the absence of peace on israel generally and on the israeli right and its supporters in the u.s. in particular. and so it is that 17 years after the start of the so-called peace process between israel and the p.l.o. and 10 years after the p.l.o. destroyed that process by launching a terror war against israel and 4.5 years after palestinians elected hamas to lead them, we are still stuck in a distorted, irrelevant discourse about the middle east. we are stuck in a rut because politically and idealogically, motivated media organs operate hand in glove with radical groups seeking to undermine israel's national sovreignty and end its alliance with the u.s. together, they manufacture news that bear no relation with reality of the true chall

the other two times that we vacated territory. you know, we left lebanon, every last square inch of it. and iran came in and used it as a staging ground to launch 6,000 rockets on israel's cities000. we left gaza, last square inch, and iran used it to arm its proxies and fired another 6,000 rockets. we can't afford that happening a third time. now, when i say that, larry, you can, now, reach one of two conclusions. either don't make any peace attempt. or ensure that the peace you do make has the necessary security average arrangements on the ground to prevent this from happening a third time. that's what i propose to do. i think it's possible to fashion a secure peace for israel and a dignified life for the palestinians. i discussed this at some length yesterday with president obama. and i'm very happy with the progress of those talks. >> larry: all right. but abbas isn't the only leader we have to concern ourselves with. would you sit down with hamas? >> i'll sit down with anyone who will recognize my existence. somebody who calls for our destruction, my destruction, is unfortunately not a partner for peace. >> larry: so you would not sit down -- >> -- hamas that calls -- wel