let us with the jerusalem post and this through those stories. ith thejerusalem post and this story in thejerusalem post and this story in the comments from the pope. the vatican's relations with various states, they turn very slowly. they are very conscious of the history and they don't hurry things. how much should we be reading into comments like this? the pope talked about the gaza strip, there are a series of countries, he probably singled out syria as much as anything. and he talked about syria and the tragedy of syria. he also mentioned south sudan and the democratic republic of congo. that was in this whole discussion yesterday. i think it is important to see the pope, like any major leader when they speak about gaza or the other parts of the wild weather hostilities, it is part of the slow turning off the wheels to try to get peace into the well —— —— where there are hostilities. there have been calls for an independent investigation into this, into the bloodshed in this demonstration, it turned violent. both sides blaming each other. the

worlds apart beyond the robotic bacha lawman an israeli air force veteran and columnist for the jerusalem post colonel let's talk about israel's all in the actions namely these massive air raid on the t four air base near holmes is this is not the first time that israel hit targets in syria and until recently russia's reaction to that has essentially been to look the other way do you think moscow will continue to tolerate what they'd go.

back to worlds apart and about dontcha lawman an israeli air force veteran and columnist for the jerusalem post colonel let's talk about israel's own actions namely beast massive air raid on the t. four air base near holmes is this is not the first time that israel hit targets in syria and until recently russia's reaction to dive has essentially been to look the other way do you think moscow will continue to tolerate what it clearly sees as a pretty dangerous behavior on the part of israel interesting question because after the last attack we heard rhetoric from syrian leadership from from sorry for russian leadership criticizing israel for the attack my guess is that it also had to do with the early warning and coordination about the specific attack because in general i think russia respects the fact that we are carrying out pinpoint attacks that have to do with vital interests of israel mainly preventing strategic weapons coming online that would that would hurt israel because if you notice i mean what are we doing inside of syria again we have no claims from syria we have no disputes with sy

discuss that i'm now joined by proven don shalom an israeli air force veteran and columnist for the jerusalem post colonel it's great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for joining us on such a beautiful day thank you for having me now before we go into discussing israel's rationale for attacking its neighbor militarily let me ask you about your own assessment of the situation in general you know the russian television package this wake about what kind of foods you are supposed to stock up on in the event of a nuclear strike i wonder you've actually come to a point globally when dot kind of knowledge may prove practical i don't think so i think this may be a bit overdoing it this far as where the region can go but certainly the possibility of a miscalculation and deterioration into a regional war that is possible remember that we're talking about a global power is a play israel is not a global power but we do have our interests are very vital interests which we are trying to protect now there was a moment when dan merrick an attack on syria seemed not just an avid to blow but also imminen

the jerusalem post today says why everyone is run. en letter to the actress saying, shame on you for your terrible behavior. adding it is not about criticism, which we welcome, but it is about the way you do it and at what moment. >> there is one paper backing natalie portman. >> that is the forward for u.s. based jewish people. in this article, the writer says it is hardly different to nba players refusing to meet with the u.s. president. deathan is mourning the of the world's oldest person. >> she died over the weekend. she died at the age of 117. according to the courts, she is the lastççoccccgcgcacacacacñ [stringed instrument playing] [man singing in foreign language] [elephants trumpeting]

expect saying that netanyahu is now at the mercy of facebook they're calling him the great pick the jerusalem post questioning the real question mark yes three sixty turn what not to do and flip flop nation and then you have my t.v. over here saying all through all the zigzagging is you're out is now left with forty thousand migrates so a lot of criticism questions being all says to well whether the prime minister can deal with this he won't even be able to start dealing with the palestinian issue and a lot of people in the media saying there has been a lot of back and forth that the prime minister has done over his career but this one is one of the biggest and will that affect stephanie the future of netanyahu is administration. well i think it shows just how fragile it is and how much at the mercy of his coalition partners netanyahu is it already stems about the fact that he is under investigation for fraud and corruption the police have actually recommended that he be indicted and since then i think if people could say that he is exploitable by members of coalition for example just last month t

an israeli air force veteran and columnist for the jerusalem post colonel it's great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for joining us on such a beautiful day thank you for having me now before we go into discussing israel's rationale for attacking its neighbor militarily let me ask you about your. an assessment of the situation in general you know the russian television package this week about what kind of foods you are supposed to stock on india event of a nuclear strike i wonder you've actually come to a point globally when dot kind of knowledge may prove practical i don't think so i think this may be a bit over doing it as far as where the region can go but certainly the the possibility of a miscalculation and deterioration into a regional war that is possible remember that we're talking about a global power is at play israel is not a global power but we do have our interests are very vital interests which we are trying to protect now there was a moment when dan merry can attack on syria seems not just an abba to blow but also imminent and possibly expansive and evolving

an israeli air force veteran and columnist for the jerusalem post karl it's great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for joining us on such a beautiful day thank you for having me now before we go into discussing israel's rationale for attacking its neighbor militarily let me ask you about your own assessment of the situation in general you know the russian television package this week about what kind of foods you are supposed to stock up on in the event of a nuclear strike i wonder if we have actually come to a point globally when dot kind of knowledge may prove practical i don't think so i think this may be a bit overdoing it this far as where the region can go but certainly the possibility of a miscalculation and deterioration into a regional war that is possible remember that we're talking about a global power israel is not a global power but we do have our interests are very vital interests which we are trying to protect now there was a moment when dan merrick an attack on syria seemed not just in abbottabad but also imminent and possibly expansive involving not just syr

worlds apart it's been about dontcha lawman and israeli air force veteran and columnist for the jerusalem post colonel let's talk about israel's own actions namely beast massive air raid on the t. four air base near holmes is this is not the first time that israel hit targets in syria and until recently russia's reaction to dive has essentially been to look the other way do you see moscow will continue to tolerate what it clearly sees as a pretty dangerous behavior on the part of face a real interesting question because after the last attack we heard rhetoric from syrian leadership from from side to russian leadership criticizing israel for the attack my guess is that it also had to do with the early warning and coordination about the specific attack because in general i think russia respects the fact that we are carrying out pinpoint attacks that have to do with vital interests of israel mainly preventing strategic weapons coming online that would that would hurt israel because if you notice i mean what are we doing inside of syria that we have no claims from syria we have no disputes with sy

novel and she's the winner of four literary prizes and has written for "the new york times", the jerusalem post the china daily forum, la times, san diego union and reuters. that is probably not an exhaustive list either. [laughter] she holds [inaudible] chair at texas a&m and senior fellow at stanford uber institute. [applause] next to me is kate moore and kate is the author of the radium girls, the dark story of america's shining women and i learned literally shining. this is about young women who worked in the radium dialback restoring order one. they painted the dials the faces watches and they did that with luminous radium paint which at the time, early on, was thought to be a great thing, a really good thing for you. many of these watches made it to soldiers who went to the battlefront and later it was discovered that the radium companies had made them sick, very sick, and they went after the companies who knew something about that at the time and that was a long, hard fight. the book was named book of the year 2017 by npr and barnes & noble and voted the librarians favorite nonfiction bo

state is something that so far this government has wanted to avoid and has avoided you have the jerusalem post multitude of headlines yes a three hundred sixty degree turn flip flop nation the real pm question mark and what not to do and then. over here is saying off to a lot of zigzagging israel now has forty thousand migrants and of course because part of this deal as you mentioned twenty thousand of those would be relocated to western countries so i think the interesting thing here nor of just briefly also the language he used when he came out to make this announcement about the deal israel has always called them illegal infiltrators they haven't processed their refugee status they haven't even given him a chance to look at their status when netanyahu came out he started quoting the migrants this was picked up by everyone as a significant change while seven hours afterwards when he backtracked on the decision he had put out a tweet and said we need to rid ourselves of these infiltrators so he just goes to show the immense pressure he is under and that he had to give in to capitulate to this

the jerusalem post this morning with this headline. world is reacting to this news this morning. we want to know from americans, especially war veterans and your families, what you think of this news and announcement of a possible peace treaty, 65 years later. let's listen to the south korean leader before they signed that declaration after the deal was made. >> chairman kim and i myself would like to declare a declaration. we had an historical meeting and reached an agreement. there will not be any more war on the korean peninsula. that the longng time we suffered a division. that is why we're standing here today. that a complete denuclearization will be achieved we've reaffirmed that is our goal. denuclearization, measures taken by north korea, complete denuclearization on the korean peninsula will be starting. for a complete piece to arrive, south and north korea will collaborate closely. war, signingf the the peace treaty. we will in the war on the korean peninsula, and will establish a sound and solid piece on the peninsula, and ch

the corps. senator gardner: jerusalem post reported german company provided iran with dual use goods. recent chemical weapons attack. is there a risk of iran proliferating this attack in yemen as well, or saudi arabia? ambassador satterfield: i'm not sure in this form we could go into significant details about iran's potential quems capibilities. secretary karem: we're very concerned they have taken the step that they have to provide long range ballistic missile capability for the huttis to fire at civilian population. we have to brief in a closed session. senator corker: senator murfifment senator murphy: thank you very much, mr. chairman. admitting you made a mistake is a very difficult thing. and america's biggest foreign policy mistakes come when we make a decision for military engagement and don't allow for facts on the ground to educate us about a mistake that we have made. the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different set of results. i feel like that's where we're five years into an could flict in which nothing has changed exce

to allow the syrians to come together and decide what future we want for our own country, than be it. >> reporter: and this former jerusalem bureau chief and middle correspondent for the "post" -- >> the question is whether this is part of a broader strategy or more of a symbolic strike, will they be able to get everything and most critically whether or not this will risk escalating. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers were quick to criticize, some called it unconstitutional. and that president trump needs to come to congress before he makes another move. >> this president for too long has been too reckless to be left alone and unchecked. >> reporter: katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> this morning the nation's biggest police force is on high alert. the new york police department says its counterterror officers have been deployed in and around the city. and san francisco police tell abc 7 it is not deploying any additional units at least for the time being, but officials say that they will be prepared to respond as necessary. >>> happening today, we know of at least one protest planned in the bay area over the air strikes in syria. the answer coalition is holding an event at 5:0

the american population think. >> sandra: you know here. that's roseanne barr at a conference for jerusalem post. lash her show has inspired. and why her character supports president trump. here is carley shimkus. as you mentioned she is keeping herself in the headlines here. interesting stuff. >> you know, bill talked to howie how the white house correspondents dinner went down. that was an example. it became this vicious attack of anybody associated with president trump. couple that with award shows and espn becoming political. it is no wonder this show is so successful. you have to think conservatives watching tv in their homes are getting lectured all the time and this show presents them with an opportunity to just watch tv and feel represented and not getting yelled at. >> sandra: there is not a lot of choice. some of the trump supporters will make as far as who they can watch and tolerate in some cases. but really interesting it's the working class that elected donald trump. somebody has to voice what 63% of the american population think. >> roseanne isn't a reality show but certainly repres

to allow the syrians to come together and decide what future we want for our own country, than be it. >> reporter: and this former jerusalem bureau chief and middle correspondent for the "post" -- >> the question is whether this is part of a broader strategy or more of a symbolic strike, will they be able to get everything and most critically whether or not this will risk escalating. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers were quick to criticize, some called it unconstitutional. and that president trump needs to come to congress before he makes another move. >> this president for too long has been too reckless to be left alone and unchecked. >> reporter: katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> this morning the nation's biggest police force is on high alert. the new york police department says its counterterror officers have been deployed in and around the city. and san francisco police tell abc 7 it is not deploying any additional units at least for the time being, but officials say that they will be prepared to respond as necessary. >>> happening today, we know of at least one protest planned in the bay area over the air strikes in syria. the answer coalition is holding an event at 5:0

to allow the syrians to come together and decide what future we want for our own country, than be it. >> reporter: and this former jerusalem bureau chief and middle correspondent for the "post" -- >> the question is whether this is part of a broader strategy or more of a symbolic strike, will they be able to get everything and most critically whether or not this will risk escalating. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers were quick to criticize, some called it unk s unconstitutional. and that president trump needs to come to congress before he makes another move. >> this president for too long has been too reckless to be left alone and unchecked. >> reporter: katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> this morning the nation's biggest police force is on high alert. the new york police department says its counterterror officers have been deployed in and around the city. and san francisco police tell abc 7 it is not deploying any additional units at least for the time being, but officials say that they will be prepared to respond as necessary. >>> happening today, we know of at least one protest planned in the bay area over the air strikes in syria. the answer coalition is hold be an event

the court. roseanne barr opening up on her phone call from president trump at this year's jerusalem post conferenceked him for moving the u.s. embassy in israel. >> i said and mr. pump, on behalf of my mother, i want to thank you. he said well, you know, a lot of presidents have promised it but, you know, i wanted to get it done. i think it's the first step to peace in the world. i really do. ainsley: president trump announced late last year that the u.s. would formally recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. the relocated embassy is set to open next month. an american hero gets to visit his late wife thanks to a gracious volunteer. 96-year-old veteran george boone could not walk to his wife's grave at arlington national cemetery. so a worker, look at that carried him on his back. >> he was such a caring young fellow. i felt like a toy in his arms. ainsley: boone a world war ii pilot was visiting d.c. on an honor flight. the volunteer wants to remain anonymous. those are your headlines. steve: by the way, tomorrow, may 1st, the old guard, which does the ceremonial burials and things like that at a

journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for outside the media or opinion the listening post on al-jazeera we hear to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we cover this story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of the story we have presence here all the time apart from being a charmer and it's also very important to be a journalist to know the story very well before going into the fields covering the united nations and global diplomacy for al-jazeera english is pretty incredible this is where talks happen and what happens there matters. the last time i spoke to him he told me he was thinking of going to syria the world wants to see syria's fighters up close and personal but those behind the camera pay the price filmmaker yes it is you made these chillingly intimate footage on and behind the front lines cost him his life his body was riddled with bullets and exclusive documentary syria the last assignments at this time on al-jazeera it's impossible to underestimate the size and scale of the economic crisis it's not just about the billion trillion doll

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the washington post a new york times realizes that now israel is exposed and it is not a democratic country and it's not a country that respects human rights ok let's hear from michel barack in jerusalem i saw you mitchell shaking your head there while on the stuff about what he was speaking these demonstrations would say have been an effective strategy from the palestinians to show israel's heavy handed response in dealing with protesters how does israel justify shooting these unarmed protesters these women and children who were protesting near the border fence. again the way i wanted to just bring a whole school load of bus children to the border and behind them you know hide some come us terrorists because come us is actually organizing these and you know they ask why doesn't israel would just let him cut the fence and cross the border and there are people you know who are preparing weapons meaning i don't know the new york times mr magoo to read but i just read the new york times article and it said that yes that most of the demonstrators were peaceful and next to the peaceful demonstrators are the women and children there were people you know preparing gasoline bombs you know i c