the. globe to. clashes between palestinians and israeli troops have left one teenager dead in the west bank city of ramallah comes to tell of evil rests more than forty palestinians in connection with the abduction of three jewish teenagers the latest attentions reportedly bring the total number of those rounded up now to at least one hundred fifty among them is the speaker of the palestinian parliament who's also a member of hamas. has more on the ongoing operation from tel aviv. this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot dead during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact to massa said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were k

the number of palestinians who have been arrested including the spokesperson of the palestinian parliament now this comes as the israeli army launches a massive manhunt this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot dead during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says that despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact a massive said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on thursday night while they were hitchhiking home after religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the blame at the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying he needs to shoulder responsibility particularly in light of the recent palestinian unity government that was formed this unity government is som

we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. >> in is not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both sides. people who sit here went to the gas chamber. >> you know, this is like -- i don't have any words. this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for. the army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless fathe

three teenagers were found buried under a pile of rocks in an open field this just north of the palestinian city hebron which is in the west bank. military sources are telling fox news the boys were identified by their clothing and it appears they were shot. the three teens as we know were walking home from school june 12th when they disappeared and since then as we've seen the israeli military has arrested hundreds of palestinians in the west bank where fighting has increased both there and in the gaza strip as well. at this point while no one has claimed responsibility for the teens abductions israeli officials have blamed hamas and released the name of two palestinian militant suspects connected to hamas and during the past several weeks both israeli officials and the teens' families have hopes and prayed they would be found alive. even last night in tel aviv there was a massive rally calling for the teens release. as we now know the search as come to a tragic end. earlier this evening, the prime minister released a statement saying quote hamas is responsible and hamas will pay. shannon. >> t

this just north of the palestinian city of hebron in the west bank. israeli military sources are telling fox news they were identified by their clothing and appeared to have been shot. the three teens, as we know were walking home from school on june 12th when they disappeared in the west bank. since then the israeli military has arrested hundreds of palestinians in the west bank where fighting has really intensified. not only there but also along the gaza strip where rockets have been launched over the weekend and yesterday into southern israel. while no one has claimed responsibility for the teens' abductions. israeli officials have blamed hamas and released name of two palestinian militant suspects connected to hamas. that said, during the past several weeks, since the teens went missing, their families and supporters have basically called for their release in fact, last night in tel aviv, there was a massive rally, thousands of people calling for the teens to be released. at this point, greta, as we now know, the search for those three teens is co

the disappearance of three israeli teenagers. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there will be "serious consequences." >> is really soldiers began searching palestinian houses in the west bank city -- israeli soldiers began urging palestinian houses in the west rank -- was pink city before dawn. they have no doubt who is responsible for the kidnapping of three seminary students. the three teenagers, between the ages of 16 and 19, disappeared on wednesday. it is believed that they were snatched from a settlement near have run. -- hebron. before.eal what i did hamas has kidnapped are teenagers. this has serious implications. >> hum us has denied the allegations. it accuses israel of stirring up trouble. >> netanyahu's comments are stupid. there have been many arrests of hamas leaders and argument leaders in the west bank. >> palestinian security officials say they are helping in the missing it. so far, no one has claimed responsibility for the kidnappings. cultureommissioner for and media is currently in israel. she signed a new agreement to boost i lateral cooperation aimed at identifying art looted by the nazis. experts are tracing the rightful owners of a painter's eastrk. our

the vote in last month's presidential election. radio now, looking at live pictures of vatican city where the palestinian and israeli presidents have arrived for an inter faith prayer ceremony. the pro presidents will plant an olive tree during their visit. pope francis is hosting the meeting in hopes of reinvigor rating those peace talks. sergeant bowe bergdahl claims he was tortured during his five years in captivity. an unnamed u.s. official said bergdahl says he was beaten and held in a cage by the taliban. the scales of justice often rely on eyewitness testimony. but in the american legal system, sometimes the witness gets it wrong. this week's episode of the system looks at how bad testimony can tip the scales of the justice in the wrong direction. >> every day in this country, thousands of suspects are identified by eyewitnesses, but a shocking number of these eye witnesses get it wrong. >> the location, two gentlemen we want in to purchase drugs, gunfire ensued and the resident at this house was kill. >> when the police arrived, they were looking for the suspects in the area, two black males, one tall, one short, the witnes

the ability to create a palestinian state. >> the new palestinian unity government is appealing to the united nations to intervene. tensions are high on both sides of the divide, and the west bank city of ramallah, angry palestinian protesters clashed with israeli soldiers who fired stun grenades. the protesters were marking the day of the setback. it marks the six-day war in 1967 when israel seized control of the west bank and east euro solum. >> adored -- east jerusalem. >> authorities in kenya have seized elephant tusks and a port city. they were found in a warehouse. they were said to be intended for export. >> last year, poachers killed about 400 elephants and 30 rhinos in canyon national parks. one of the world's best-known critics of the digital age has been awarded a prestigious german book prize for his role in exploring the risks that internet technologies posta human freedom. -- pose to human freedom. >>lanier's books are hailed as a call to equip the universe. >> who owns digital data? that is one of the big questions of our times, and when the news -- one that gives lanier cost to worry. he calls for better measures to protect privacy. >> he teaches us that we have to b

this is the breeding ground for the worst kind of fanatic terrorists that later on terror palestinians mostly in the west bank through the through the settlements of the cities and towns in which they live. and again pointing the blame on the palestinians first of all we don't really know the hamas i don't as far as i know nobody's taking responsibility for this. but pointing to the victims pointing to the palestinians as responsible for what takes place in the west bank is absolutely a lie and it's a very cynical way of approaching this issue the direct responsibility for what happened to these boys and what happens to thousands of palestinians on a regular basis for years now the birth is this is on the state of israel is on the israeli government an israeli military force pilot israeli writer and peace activist with us on the line from washington thanks so much for your comments tonight in the now i want to keep the conversation going get some more thoughts on this spokesperson for americans for peace now already near and joins us now live from washington as well thanks for being with us again this has clearly escalate into something more than just a sear

we are expecting more search operations in the palestinian towns and cities to the south of here in theurs. fredricka? >> ben, the prime minister, as you said in your piece, is pretty certain that hamas had something to do with this but what kind of response is coming from hamas or the palestinian authority. >> reporter: we heard someone characterize the prime minister claims in his words as stupid. as far as the palestinian authority, they have protested what they feel is collective punishment against the p palestinians in this part of the west bank but we know that there is coordination going on between the israeli military and the palestinian police as well. not necessarily cooperation in terms of working together but they are in contact with one another and they are sharing information. fredricka? >> ben wedeman, thank you so much. keep us posted. we'll have more on this story straight ahead. i'll speak with the former israeli ambassador to the united states michael orrin. we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs...

the missing israeli teenagers. night after night, israeli troops have scoured the city unopposed by palestinian officers. >> our government cannot protect its own people. every night, the israelis come and arrest people. the situation here is bad. there's no work. the factories are closed. many people have lost trust in the authorities. >> political leaders candidly call israel's actions a targeted campaign. >> this israeli military action has the aim of creating chaos, provoking infighting, and putting the palestinian leadership under pressure. >> the crisis is indeed putting pressure on the unity pact between hamas and abbas' fatah. abducting the three teenagers but has not come forward with proof. hamas has neither confirmed nor denied the accusations. >> they have signed a clear political reconciliation program. if it comes to light that they are involved, it would be quite embarrassing for the palestinian authority. >> just weeks after the palestinian unity government was formed, it is threatening to unravel. no more is known about the whereabouts of the three israeli teenagers or of what will happen next in this con

the news from west bank. three bodies have been found in the city of hebron. hundreds of palestinians have been arrested in connection with the apparent abduction of the three teens. we have a reporter on the scene and more later. >>> latest rulings by the supreme court. the major ruling by the court deals with the hobby lobby case and obamacare. lisa stark, tell us more about today's rulings. >> del, this is perhaps the most watched case of the year. it was a 5-4 ruling along ideologiideological lines. josh earnest says president obama believes this ruling jeopardizes women's health. >> that's why we've taken steps to ensure that no religious institution would have to pay or provide for contraceptive coverage. contributions for nonreligious organizations that object to contraception on religious grounds. deny their employees federally mandated benefits. >> reporter: now on the republican side they're calling this a victory for religious freedom and a defeat for what they say have the government overreach by the obama administration. now both sides in this case gathered on the steps o

the the city here. >> reporter: this palestinian man says israeli soldiers are hysterical, throwing stun grenades towards the house while peeping were sleeping one of the teenagers, shown here hold two israeli american citizenship and his, aunt says family knows the government is doing everything it can to ensure their safe return. >> we are very, very worried. i mean really want to see him home fast. >> reporter: she described frankel as a sweet kid. >> very friendly and full of fun and life, and he played basketball, and he plays the guitar. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also holds palestinian president mahmoud abbass responsible saying unity government he created with hamas fostered the atmosphere for the kidnapping hamas has praised kidnapping but has not yet confirmed involvement. alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tonight the a group linked to al qaeda is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on a small town in kenya overnight. they are known as al shebob. they killed 48 people and set two hotels on fire. witnesses say they were targeting non-muslims a

the missing teenagers. troops arrested around 80 palestinian suspects in and around the west bank city of hebron. 19-year-old eyal yifrach, 16- year-olds gilad sha'ar and tali frankel vanished thursday afternoon while hitchhiking home from high school near hebron. tali is a dual american-israeli citizen and his mother rachel said he should know israel is turning the world upside down in the search. >> god willing we'll all be able to celebrate their return safely. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu put the blame squarely on hamas militants and warned of serious consequences if the young men aren't released soon. senior hamas leaders were among those arrested in the search for the boys. and although the militant group praised the abduction, hamas has denied any involvement. palestinian militants have repeatedly threatened to kidnap israelis to use as bargaining tools to win the release of prisoners. today thousands of jewish worshippers gathered at jerusalem's western wall in a special mass prayer. fears are growing about the fate of the teenagers. army officials had to admit they can't even confirm

the palestinian group hamas of kidnapping the teens. israeli forces have flooded residential areas, searching homes and effectively sealing off the city of hebron. earlier today, an israeli soldier shot and killed a 20-year-old palestinian, accusing him of throwing rocks. at a rally in gaza city this morning, protesters, including hamas legislator al-masri, condemned israel's actions and voiced support for palestinian hunger strikers in israeli jails. the main reason behind attention is the israeli occupation in which did not respond to the demands of the hunger striking prisoners who have been fasting for over 50 days. there are 5000 prisoners facing slow death groups that long decades in these jails. the light of zionist is not more sacred than the life of over 5000 prisoners in the enemy's jails. we warned israel against the consequences of any stupidity, including the violation of international law. >> the search for the israeli teens, month after israeli forces killed two palestinian teenagers in the west bank. an autopsy on one of the teenagers has confirmed he was killed by live bullets. human rights watch has called the killings

the way we get around. we go into the city and other places. >> the crisis has exacerbated already tense relations between israel and the new palestinian government. the missing teenagers -- if the missing teenagers are not found soon, there are fears israel could respond with a military offensive that could scuttle any hopes up these talks between the two sides. >> doctors without borders says an aerial bombing has hit another of its hospitals, this time in the south of sudan. >> a staff member was injured as well as five villagers. the organization is appalled by the attack. >> the syrian military is fighting soldiers more aligned with south sudan, over the border. >> south sudan is in the grip of a bloody power struggle between government troops and rebels, and the militias are indiscriminate about their targets. in this term, they attacked the hospital used by doctors without borders. medical staff face challenging conditions. >> i found 5/10 -- five tents, each holding 40-50 patients. most are surgical patients. that is to say they have grave injuries and damage tissue, or terrible bone fractures, such as broken hips that have bec

the presidents of the palestinian authority are visiting vatican city. on of the week. when did the holy establish diplomatic relations. a, 1948, b, 1978, c, 1993, d, 2000. the year that pope john paul ii traveled to israel. stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. this week's book of the week is "age of ambition." china has changed since the tiananmen square protest. to the rising expectations among every day chinese, it talks about the chinese dream and business and governments and religion. if you want to understand modern china, read this book. wednesday was the 25th anniversary of the 1989 tiananmen crackdown. despite massive protests, it wasn't news in china. june 4th, the anniversary of the protests, is sometimes called internet maintenance day in china because of all of the temporary censorship the government imposes. and if you were behind the great firewall on wednesday, you couldn't search for term s like june 4th or tiananmen, things like campus upheaval between spring and summer, the roman numerals for 1989, student movement, h squar

suspect the islamist sect boko haram is behind the attack the group has targeted several cities across the country in the past number of months. palestinians have been killed and one seriously injured after israeli fighter jets launched airstrikes in the gaza strip the men allegedly belong to the popular resistance committee and on the group accused of firing rockets into israeli territory the attack came as israeli troops continue a large scale search for three missing teenage boys believed to be an abducted by hamas. group of tourists including seven children are missing after two days of heavy rain caused severe flooding in the region two thousand people are being in fact awaited from a tonne there the rain has not stopped on the water level it's slowly returning to normal. now on the way for you a look at the ups and downs of the financial world with earn aid in boom bust to stay with us. the federal migration service of russia has recently received more than five thousand requests for political silence from ukraine its citizens these requests come from refugees who are fleeing the conflict in the eastern part of ukraine in fact i pers

the ocean floor. some eighty palestinians have been arrested in connection with the abduction of three jewish teenagers from the west bank israel forces closed off the area around the city of hebron in the search for the teens israel's prime minister's accused her master faction of the newly formed palestinian government of kidnapping them human rights activist you're exact he told me that the breakdown of peace talks has led to an escalation of violence here. i really hope that we go back to a situation where we talk with the palestinians about ending the conflict about a permanent status agreement which is the real necessity where there is a vacuum when leaders leaders don't talk and i'm sad to say that the israeli government gave up very easily and playing more of a blame game with that woman and instead of going to to go shares table where where there is a political vacuum violent elements come in and we see the result i think the best way to prevent such in the future is to have a permanent status agreement agreement between us and the palestinians that will serve israel's national interest best because continuing this situation as we see brings more and more viole

palestinian president expect the safe return of three kidnapped israeli teenagers. he condemned the kidnapping and the result of an israeli crackdown. 150 palestinians have been arrested so far. they swept into the west bank city overnight touching off confrontations that led to the death of a 20-year-old palestinian. israeli forces detained 40 suspected hamas members today, including several palestinian lawmakers. >> they came near the house and threw two stun grenades while people were sleeping inside. >> the teenagers went missing thursday night, last seen hitchhiking near the settlement where they live. >> in thailand, military have a crackdown. the government has shot and beaten cambodian workers. 120,000 fleeing in the last week alone. we have more from the thai border. >> we saw 700,000 cam boweddens at this crossing alone. yesterday, we heard 20-25,000 people crossed the border, so we're looking at dwindling numbers at the moment. it looks as if it's a pretty straight forward process, though. we followed one particular migrant worker going home on the cambodian side. as he was processed through the thai military through immigration, the thai and cambodian administration helped out and then put on a bus

. >>> the bodies of three israeli teens have been found in a palestinian city. >>> and a new islamic state. the implications of a caliphate in iraq. >> the u.s. supreme court handed down two top decisions on the final day of its session. high court has ruled today, that certain companies can refuse to pay with certain types of contraception. >> both in their churches and outside their chimps. clumps. churches. >> to deny their employees federally mandated benefits. >> lisa stark is in washington for us and lisa this is something of a blow to the president's signature health care law. tell us about the ruling. >> this was perhaps the most closely watched case of the session, tony. it broke down under ideological lines. some companies can opt out and object to the religious mandate. hobby lobby owns something like 500 crafts stores around the country and has 13,000 employees. the company owners say their, beliefs would not allow them to cover plan b which this their view is like having an abortion. the court did find that closely held companies like this can claim a religious exemption

the center, they'll be sent to one of three different military bases. >>> in vatican city tonight, there was a prayer meeting including israeli and p palestinian president and pope francis. the pope hopes the meeting will help the stalled peace process. he was in the holy month last night and surprised the heads of state to invite to come to the val can. hundreds of shops were closed today with near 30300 palestinian prisoners on a hunger strike. they're demanding israel apolish the practice. 120 prisoners began the hunger strike on april 24th, later zwroined by 170 other inmates. israel is holding the palestinians under what they call administrative detention or detention without trial. the practice ha provehicled international criticism. >>> in australia today, family fz five passengers who were aboard may lazian flight is raising reward money. they're hoping to raise $5 million to encourage a, quote, whistle-blower to come forward, according to a statement. >>> it has been exactly three months since the boeing 777 disappeared on route from koala lumpur to beijing. gunmen have killed at least five people in karachi. all flights have been suspended but

the iraqi capital reportedly capturing three more cities on their way. and israeli troops raid media offices in the west bank including our teeth seizing hard drives and destroying equipment amid a crackdown aimed at palestinian authority. two am in moscow or bring you to today's have top stories and a look back at the week's news it's been a week of grief and trauma for civilians in east ukraine. you know. need to. know where you're going to do what you're going to. do we. please be aware that some of the video you're about to see is graphic but the images which we've blurred out are key to explaining the situation the dead lying in the streets of kramatorsk body parts scattered about at least ten civilians killed many more wounded in tuesday's shelling residential areas left devastated with buildings in ruins and war walls riddled with holes and shattered glass. hunted took up most of those a lot by that unless. he slipped at least the element could be. he still untouched a mortar shell hit this family's backyard instantly killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors fought to save him they say they found dozens of shell fragments in his head. you know that you. k

. >> the wang city of hebb reason is on lockdown as israeli troops search for three missing teenagers. the young men were kidnapped. it's believed hamas is behind the abductions. palestinians with ties have been arrested. we have more from the wound west bank. >> reporter: the israeli army all but locked down hebron city. tense door to door searches and roadside checkpoints are nonstop. hunting for three missing israeli teenagers. they were seen hitch hiking in an illegal seattlement. it's a painful shock. >> when we heard the news, the community felt it was their child. everybody, even if they don't nope them - they connected to them. we are waiting for answers, like the personalities. >> the government in israel accuses hamas of taking the young men. the group, controlling the gaza strip is considered by israel to be a terrorist organization. prime minister binyamin netanyahu said all military options will be considered. >> israel will act under its province, always under control to bring home the three kidnapped teenagers. israel will act against the kidnappers and their terrorist sponsors and comrades. we will do what needs to be done to protect our people, our citizen

summer and the government has already announced emergency managers turning off street lights and reducing tricity at the city's shopping malls. israeli mags are refusing to force feed palestinian prisoners who are on hunger strike protesting their indefinite detention without charge law makers recently gave their initial approval to the controversial process which the medical community says is torture ron cowen c.e.o. of physicians for human rights hopes the israeli doctors will stand firm. well beating. in these considered as a measurable is the correct use of told the government is interested in passing the law as soon as possible even if the us we believe that the physicians really fuse and obey to the medical ethics and know who these really low in these cases and positions we do not take policy and coach post feeding it we didn't. save anyone's life and it could lead to intent on the damages. and other different health complications that a book from italy three hundred. palestinian prisoners and detainees on hunger strike and about seventy hospitalized today is the fifty day of the of the hunger strike and the starting to be a very crucial situation. dangerous situation f

the iraqi capital reportedly capturing three more cities on the way. this raid troops were told media offices in the west bank including r.t.s. seizing hard drives and destroying equipment amid an intense crackdown against palestinian authority. i'm kevin zero in a very good morning to you spent a week of grief and more trauma for civilians in east ukraine. but. you doing it are you let's. go out where you're going to go you're going to go . do you want. now before we continue please be aware what you're about to see is some graphic video we've blurred it out as best we can but these images a key to what we're going to explain to you next bodies lying in the streets body parts scattered around at least ten civilians were killed and many more wounded in choose days shelling in kramatorsk residential areas were left devastated with buildings in ruins there was riddled with holes and windows shattered. khaled took up most of those a lot by that unless he is sure. to be if he is tell which this is real life for these people a mortar shell hit this family's backyard instantly killing a thirty year old mother her five year old son died a few hours later as doctors battled to try to save him is a poor soul on the operatin

the whole palestinian people, we with just came in this position to serve our people? that period of time, and after that -- he has condemned the disappearance, and has called for restraint along the factions. but city words must be evaluated according to the authorities efforts to find the teenagers. so such aggression on the palestinians in gaza, on wednesday night, two rockets were launched into israel, this were with no casualties no one with claimed responsibility. israel responded with air strikes against hamas and the armed group islamic trading grounds. no one was hurt. gaza is bracingist for a possible escalation of attacks. there are fears of fuel shortages of israel closes the border again as it did last week. but there are no visibility signs of tension. after years of failed peace talks the international community has told israel to give a chance to palestinian reconciliation between hamas. it's been just over two weeks since the palestinian government was formed, as hamas rally support and israel continues it's arrests in the occupied west bank, palestinian unity and any future break through in peace talks seems as remote as ever. al jazeera, gaza. >> kenya's interior ministry says sec

the ukrainian troops and pro-russian separatists. >>> renegade former general in knowledge eastern city of benghazi. >>> and palestinian presidenting cialg mahmoud abbas has sworn in a new government. >>> more now on our top story, on the situation in ukraine because the city of donetske has been the scene of intense fighting between ukrainian fighting. and produce separatists. kim vane lfertion last the story. >> aareand eerie quiet. >> anything can happen. artillery bombing or maybe an airplane could be shot down over the city. i know about the military operation over the airport which is why when i drive through city i'm worried. no one would have thought that kyiv would have waged war against us just for a difference of opinion. >> the conflict home for people here, dozens of pro-russian fighters were killed in the siege and some of the residents believe it is only amatter of time that the whole town is retain. >> now i feel they are in a lot of danger. be the be militia i'm worried about them and pray for them. the ukrainian government is a dictatorship. >> the are pro-russian vostok battalion, escorted us inside an ukrainian

the maximum. palestinian and israeli leaders met to pray in vatican city. pope francis invited shimon peres, and mahmoud abbas to the service in a bid to revive hopes for peace in the middle east. nick spicer reports. >> reporter: you can no longer say peace in the molery land hasn't a prayer. they meet the presidents for a meeting and prove as the pope treated that prayer is powerful. >> translation: almighty god and father, we gather here together. we, your children. >> reporter: jewish, christian and muslim leaders read passages from their saked text. pope francis meant the ceremony to though that there was hope. >> the israeli prime minister is not here and binyamin netanyahu is the real israeli decision-maker when it comes to peace talks he refuses to recognise the unity government formedly hamas. earlier palestinians came to listen at st. peter's square. ahead of the encounter. >> i'm happy to have heard this meeting and heard the pray for the peace in the middle east, and for the peace for my people, palestine people suffering for 66 years. it is enou

the holy land comes to rome. presidents of israel and palestinian authority are visiting vatican city. s me to my question of the week. when did the holy sea in israel establish diplomatic relations? a, 1948, the year israel was founded. b, 1978, the career of the camp david accords. c, 1993 or, d, 2000. stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. this week's book of the week is "age of ambition." china has changed in many way since the tiananmen square protests. it's an excellent well written guide to china today and to rising expectations among every day chinese. it talks about the chinese dream in business and even in religion. if you want to understand modern china, read this book. now for the last look. wednesday was the 25th anniversary of the 1989 tiananmen square crackdown. despite massive protests, it wasn't news in china. june 4th, the anniversary of the prote protest, is called internet maintenance day in china because of all of the temporary censorship the government imposes. if you were behind the great firewall on wednesday, you couldn't search for terms like june 4t

protests will be hitting the streets of the spanish cities and this is the something we'll see in the days probably. israeli troops have arrested another sixty five palestinians bringing the total number detained to around two hundred fourteen as part of an operation to find three missing jewish teenagers that israel accuses hamas of kidnapping let's talk now to the raza from the. forum good to have you with us in this massive hunt for the teenagers that israel is really arresting palestinians in freed in a two thousand and one prisoner swap deal now is that a good tactic for them no i don't think so first i want to say the kidnapping of. civilians. jewish or palestinians. is what. i think the kidnappers committed but the government official should outdoes the government the government to fizzle should try to. find of course the kids who were kidnapped but should not talk palestinian civilians and way most important the government officials should go back to negotiate with the palestinians but not only negotiate they have to accept the idea of two state solution. at the basic of sixty seven borders both of those between the two states of the nations. yesterda

the anger. a massive israeli search operation began in palestinian neighborhoods a week ago to try to find three missing israeli teenagers. they are believed to have been kidnapped. the cityf hybrid has been virtually closed by the israeli army. >> so many people are worried, afraid. that they might lose somebody. either being detained or killed. >> outside this home in central israel, thoughts and prayers are for the students who disappeared. we spoke with the aunt of a 16-year-old. >> it's three innocent kids. all they were doing is going home from school. minister saidime the missing teenagers had been taken by his country sworn enemy, the islamist movement hamas. although hamas has not said it was involved. but all the palestinian factions are feeling the pressure. fury over the israeli raid threatens to open fresh divisions and could break the new unity government. what began as a personal crisis for three israeli families has quickly turned into a deadly political drama. >> today, ukraine's new president petro poroshenko announced a weeklong cease-fire by government forces in the disputed east of the country, part of a sweeping peace plan aimed at stopping the fight

the west bank city of hebron is essentially is on lockdown as at a time search continues for three settlers. prime minister netanyahu said they were kidnapped and believes hamas is behind the abductions. eighty palestinians well ties to hamas has been arrested. more from the occupied west bank. >> reporter: the israeli army has all but locked down hebron city. in the occupied west bank, tension door-to-door searches and roadside checkpoints seem to be non-stop hunting for three missing israeli teenagers. they were last seen hitchhiking near an illegal settlement where they live and are presumed to have been kidnapped. it's a painful shock for settlers in the area. >>. >> when we heard the news, the community felt like this is our child, and everybody, even if they don't know him, et cetera connected to us. everybody's confused. it's difficult for them. we are all waiting for answers like the parents. >> the government in israel accuses the palestinian group, ham, of taking the young men. the group, which controls the gaza strip, is considered by israel to be a terrorist organization. and prime minister benjamin netanyahu says all military options will be considered. >> israel will act always under its pr