, and according to them, that is not the case. >> the answer is live power is used by the israel police exactly when there is a life threatening situation. it is not used when there is a demonstration people waving flags, but when people try and stab civilians and soldiers or throw fire bombs or throw rocket, that is a life threatening situation and the people who throw these bombs should take this into account. there is a danger to them. >> perhaps you can clarify to us what israel's obligations are under international law being an occupying power. >> first of all, a lot of the events have taken place within israel where there's no question of being an occupying power, but the rules are the same, by the way. in both cases, uses of live fire against civilians only with a life threatening situation. otherwise live fire is not used by the israel police for the israel army in the west bank. >> what likelihood is there that israel will actually investigate what is going on right now, and these incidents that are taking place, how likely is it that they have a full transparent investi

alliance do you think needs to be put in place to manage this totally new and uncertain moment in the us israel partnership. tom, let me start with you. >> first is that we end israel have a deep joined interest in seeing implementation of this agreement. the agreement will, in fact, prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. and most directly over the next decade and a half. so implementation is absolutely critical. it has to be the case that having a decade and a half of a roll back and a freeze has to be in the interest of israel and the us going forward. implementation is critical. second, they're should be understandings as to the consequences of violations, and those kind of conversations are important among the parties enforcing the agreement between the us and israel. third, the agreement is properly seen as transactional and focused on the nonproliferation security problem and not some sort of transformational kind of event and ia relationship between the united states and iran, which means that the us needs to pursue in detail and aggressively confronting uranian behavior and other

hamas weapon manufacturing facilities. >>> human rights watch has accused israel of violating international laws governing the usef unlegal force. mike hannah has this report from west jerusalem. >> it's the first full cabinet meeting nearly three weeks. there has been an up surge in violence and occupied territory and in israel, itself. four israelis have been killed in spore addic and knife attacks. in most cases, stackers were shot dead on the scene and a number of palestinian demonstrators have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank and gaza. the rising fatality figures are raising questions by human rights organizations about the rules of engagement being applied by the israeli army and police. this is footage of 19-year-old fadia loon attempting to flee after stabling a young israel. the israeli civilians are shouting, shoot him. kill him. and the police opened fire, though there is no apparent immediate threat. a similar situation involving a 30-year-old palestinian arab woman in galilee. police are shouting, drop the knife. drop the knife. once again, instead of attempting an arrest, they

facing the refugee crisis, hungary and romania are looking to build similar fences using israel's southern border as an example. but now the country is focusing eastward breaking ground on a new border fence a month ahead of schedule. the border is jordan is israel's longest. this fortification is taking place in the south and is expected to extend. the government here says it will undermine jordon's sovereignty but it'd shows israel is more concerned of a growing security threat coming from the east. >> there were terror attacks and israel fears this thing will resume. >> many say a physical barrier alone won't prevent attacks and there still needs to be a focus on maintaining and improving regional relationships. >> temperature eventually those borders being set up under the context of security will turn into something else. >> and without that cooperation, some feel those walls and fences could be viewed more as israel sealing itself off from the region rather than protecting its borders. >>> in australia the fatal shooting of a police employee by a teenager is being treated as an act o

we were here and there in the past hour, another stabbing this time in northern israel. give usn idea of what the situation is in ramallah and the rest of the we felt bank. a 13-year-old boy who died of wounds sustained earlier today during the clashes here with israel defense forces, israel army, rather. the hospital tells us he was hit by a rubber bullet in his neck and he died once he reached the hospital. throughout the day, there have been clashes paefr where all over the occupied west bank. the most virant one, and intense ones were in nablos where according to medical sources again, 45 people were injured with live ammunition. they were also clashes in the north and bethelehem and haram all of these that turn in to confrontation are organized either by universities or it's really the initiative of these young people who are fruchtdstrated and decide to go to these areas of confrontation, usually around checkpoints where there is the presence of the israel army are now with this latest here in ramallah for sure, tomorrow, they will be renewed clashes and probably more inte

us. israel is announcing new steps to curb a rash of deadly attacks on its citizens. an arab man shot and stabbed people in a bus station in the southern israeli city of beersheba. police say an israeli soldier died, and ten people were wounded. earlier in the day, the israeli cabinet proposed police be allowed to stop and frisk anyone on the street suspected of carrying a weapon. tel aviv and three other cities said they will prohibit arab workers in their schools starting tomorrow. and israel is enforcing roadblocks in arab east jerusalem. the moves come a day after palestinians carried out five knife attacks on israelis in jerusalem and the west bank. four of those attackers were shot and killed. over the past month, eight israelis have died in palestinian stabbings, while israeli soldiers and police have shot and killed around 40 palestinians in clashes, many of whom israel identified as knife attackers. today, israeli soldiers removed 30 jewish worshippers who did not have permission to gather "" joseph's tomb," a shrine named after the biblical joseph in the pal

us. israel's government has unveiled tougher security measures to tackle a wave of unrest in israel and thenian territories. security forces have already been deployed throughout jerusalem's pulic transport network. since the start of october, 30 palestinians and seven israelis have died in the violence, mike hannah is live for us now in west jerusalem. i wanted to talk to you about the security changes in a second. give us an indication first of all, of what the mood is like there this morning. >> reporter: well, the mood is as it has been in recent days, that is of tension, that is of anxiety. and that is of in many areas ainge, he anger at a situation in which for israelis, no place appears to be safe. for palestinians in occupied territory, once again their freedoms are being increasingly limited in the name of israeli security. so on all sides, there is the ongoing tension, the ongoing frustration, the ongoing anger and the ongoing anxiety. >> i we mentioned the security changes earlier, mike. what are they? >> reporter: well, rob, the cabinet has announced a number of measures, some m

us, we'll take action. if anybody is trying to build a second front against israel, we'll take action. if anybody wants to use syrian territory to transfer lethal weapons to hezbollah, we'll take action. we continue to do that. >> donald trump says between assad and isis, he thinks assad better. is assad better for israel? >> i don't know who's better. you've got assad, iran, hezbollah, isis, these rebels and those rebels. now you have russia. i don't know what's better. i draw red lines and any time we have the intel we just keep them. we do not let those actions of aggression against israel go unpunished. >> do you think that russia's involvement is potentially stabilizing or destabilizing? >> i don't know. i think time will tell. i did go to moscow and spoke very candidly to president putin and just told him exactly what i just told you. i said these are our policies. we don't want to go back to the days when russia and israel were in an adversarial position. i think we've changed the relationship. it's not like the one we have with the united states. nothing will ever equal that. we

the rising tide of anti-semitism sweeps across europe and elsewhere, many jews are coming to israel to join us in building our future. here is my message to the rulers of iran, your plan to destroy israel will fail! [ applause ] >> israel will not permit any force on earth to threaten its future, and here is my message to all of the countries represented here. whatever resolutions you may adopt in this building, whatever decisions you may take in your capitols, israel will do whatever it must do to defend our state and to defend our people. [ applause ] >> distinguished delegates, as this deal with iran moves ahead, i hope you'll enforce it -- how can i put this -- with a little more rigor than you showed with the six security council resolutions that iran has systematically violated and which now have been effectively discarded. make sure that the inspectors actually inspect. make sure that the snapback sanctions, actually snap back, and make sure that iran's violations aren't swept under the persian rug. [ applause ] >> one thing i can assure you, israel will be watching, closely. what the i

." ♪ elcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez israel controlled a piece of land that used to be part jordan since the 1967 war. in the intervening years jordan has dropped its territorial claims, israel has allowed and, in fact, encouraged hundreds of thousands of israelis to move to the captured territory and at the same time israel has not annexed the land and made it part and parcel of israel. in the weeks since the early 90s oslo and all but complete denunciation of a two-state solution tensions and violence have been rising between arabs and jews. on the west bank of the jordan, in israel itself and especially in jerusalem. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu places the blame squarely on the palestinians and the leader of the palestinian national authority. >> i've called on the president abas to resume unconditional negotiations immediately. right now as we speak we can meet. i have no problem with that. i think we should stop meetly the wave of incitement against israel and these attacks. murdering attacks against jews. i'm willing to meet him. he is not willing to meet

. >> thank you for that update, there speaking to us from the kunduz airport. >>> israel says it's liftingtriction on his the muslims entering the al-aqsa muslim mosque. they have men under 50 have been banned from visiting for the past month. protests after recent crack downs by israeli security forces. >> reporter: the crack down in the occupied west bank resumed before dawn. the israeli army ransacking several houses and arresting two people in the city. the resistence was fierce but limited to stones. then in occupied east i can't ruse legal the homes of two men who had allegedly been involved in attacks against israelis were demolished. neighbors say it's an act of calculated rule at this given that the attacks occurred nearly a year ago. the p.l. on. describes it as item another illegal act of collective punishment. >> yesterday at midnight i'm forces came and raided the houses aggressively and salted the residents, they started hitting people and ordered us to evacuate immediately from the building without any prewarning. we were just evacuate today the street. >> reporter: while in

israel. [applause] prime minister netanyahu: third, use sanctions and all the tools available to you to tear down iran's global terror network. [applause] prime minister netanyahu: ladies and gentlemen, israel is working closely with our arab peace partners to address our common security challenges from iran and also the security challenges from isis and from others. we are also working with other states in the middle east. as well as countries in africa and asia, and beyond. many in our region note that both iran and isis are our common enemies. and when your enemies fight each other, don't strengthen either one. weaken both. [applause] prime minister netanyahu: common dangers are bringing israel and its neighbors closer. as we work together to thwart those dangers, i hope we will build lasting partnerships. lasting partnerships for security, for prosperity, and for peace. but in israel, we never forget one thing. we never forget that the most important partner that israel has, has always been and will always be the united states of america. [applause] prime minister netanyahu: the alliance

the president is accusing israel of using excessive force. what say you about that? >> once again, the president doesn't get it. the israelis are defending them. one of the great countries in the world. we had it years ago with rocks, now it's knives. these are arabs living in israel. there's a wall around this, as you know. this is internal issues. and the security apparatus of the israeli government is reacting at exactly how they must. you can't have people running around the streets stabbing your citizens without defending them. >> and i just want to clarify one thing. it's the administration accusing the israelis of using excessive force. but you've been in more than one war yourself. you've been in many. does the israeli-palestinian conflict ever get resolved? >> not in my lifetime. they're so far apart. one side uses terrorism, the palestinians, and terrorist nations, and the other side uses their ability to exist. there's no one -- in my lifetime, i don't see this being fixed. it is a set core issue of the war on terror. there are other issues with al qaeda a

israel's prime minister denied the army is using excessive force. >> israel is using exactly amount of legitimate force that any municipality would use if people wielded knives, meat cleavers and axes. >>> scottish prosecutors identified two libyans as suspects in the lockerbie bombing. believing the pair were involved in bringing down the plain in 1978, killing 277 people. investigators in scotland want to the work with the libyan authorities to interview the suspects in tripoli. the only person convicted was a man who died of cancer in 2012. >>> the e.u.'s huge reason rights court ruled it's not a crime to deny the armenian genosized, and involved a politician who said that the armenian genocide is an international lie. there are different views as to how the mass killings should be described. ankara said the deaths were part of war and not premeditated. >> mark ellis is the executive director of the international bar association, and the rules is an opportunity as a whole to encourage debate. >> i think the lower court probably got it right by saying that this - the swiss parliament

. >> we will encompass israel's borders with a secure fenced a bored theirs will allow us to control our borders. we will not allow israel to be flooded with illegal migrants and terrorists. >> with the increase have violence on the southern border with egypt, a fence was built to keep out potential attacker and african mike grants. it took three years to build. facing a refugee crisis, hungary and romania are looking into building the same fences, using israel's southern border as an example. now breaking ground on a new fence ahead of schedule, the first phase will take a year to complete. >> the border is expected to expand. it shows that israel is growing more about a security threat coming from the east. >> in the 70's, it was jordan, the east bank to the west bank from there to israel were terror attacks. israel fears that this will resume. >> many say a physical barrier alone won't prevent attacks. there still needs to be a focus on maintaining and improving regional relationships. >> borders set out with the context of security, cooperation will once again be turned into inwar

>> i think that he was saying indirectly that israel retains the right to use military force should it be absolutely necessary if nobody else is around to stop the iranians in the hypothetical that iran would break the nuclear deal. he did not say that israel would intend to do this, but he wanted to tell people that israelis and jews around the world will no longer stand by and let their world be assaulted and he referred to the bar bare ti of the holocaust to make that point. this is the weakest part of the speech, but he was campaigning to the u.n. against the nuclear deal, and the nuclear deal is going to go forward and president obama has achieved that victory, and he needs to close ranks with president obama and quiet the criticism, because the iranians are trying to draw a wedge between the united states and israel, and the u.s. and israel needs to close it, but he did not make it any easier for president obama to do that today. >> thanking you, ambassador. >> and secretary of state jay jason is apologizing -- jay johnson is apologizing to senat senatortz who was investigating t

us. is israel thinking we got to go after them first? >> israel always thinks that way. to survive. the issue is -- the other side gets to hit back. and there are a lot of countries they have to fly over to do what they want to do. and they know that we are committed to their defense. it's not simple as we should hit them first. they always think that way. that's why they're a great country and a great military. >> thanks so much. >>> and it's testimony that america's been waiting for. next, i'm talking to a hillary clinton supporter about hillary's appearance before the benghazi committee this week. >>> then, is the obama administration doing enough to help israel after the latest round of violence there. my guest tonight says no. >>> plus, vote in tonight's poll. what do you want hillary to be asked thursday in the benghazi hearing. facebook or tweet me @judgejeanine. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see

and today, as the rising tide of anti semetic behavior sweeps across europe, many jews come to israel to join us in building the jewish future. here is my message to the rulers of iran, your plan to destroy israel will fail! [applause] >> israel will not permit any force on earth to threaten its future. and here is my message to all of the countries represented here. whatever resolutions you may adopt in this building, whatever decisions you may take in your capitals, israel will do whatever it must do to defend our state and defend our people. [applause] >> distinguished delegates, as this deal with iran moves ahead, i hope you will enforce it -- how can i put this? -- with a little more rigor than you showed with the six security council resolutions that iran has systematically violated and which now have been effectively discarded. make sure that the inspectors actually inspect. make sure that the snapback sanctions actually snapback. and make sure that iran's violations aren't swept under the persian rug. [applause] >> one thing i can assure you is israel will be watching closely. what the i

israel. to join us in building the jewish future. so here's my message to the rulers of iran. your plan to destroy israel will fail! israel will not permit any force on earth to threaten its future. and here's my message to all the countries represented here. whatever resolutions you may adopt in this building, whatever decisions you may take in your capitals, israel will do whatever it must do to defend our state and to defend our people. [ applause ] distinguished delegates, as this deal with iran moves ahead, i hope you'll enforce it. how can i put it? with a little more rigor than you showed with the six security council resolutions that iran has systemically violated, and which now have been effectively discarded. make sure that the inspectors actually inspect. make sure that the snap back sanctions actually snap back. and make sure that iran's violations aren't swept under the persian rug. one thing i can assure you. israel will be watching. closely. what the international community now needs to do is clear. first, make iran comply with all its nuclear obligations. keep i

us here on al jazeera. now the group human rights watch, who one of their investigators was shot in the past week, they accused israelviolating international law which governs the youth -- use of eatal -- lethal force. would you agree? would your organization agree with human rights watch? >> yes. we would. definitely we have also identified this was a crackdown and particularly the use of excessive and lethal force by the israeli military and police throughout the occupied west bank, including in east jerusalem. we have seen very, very high numbers of hundreds of people injured by live ammunition, or rubber coated metal bullets. we have seen a string of killings, many of them look like they have been unlawful, where forced -- you know, lethal force should not have been used. so we definitely agree that the response -- the israeli response to be a demonstration violating international law. >> according to international law, the lethal force can only be used to protect lives and certainly israeli soldiers would argue that the times that they have used lethal force or force, it has been to protect lives and we have see

. >> where do you wnt us to go. israel wants us to leave. i live here with my daughter. this is my land. who do i live the house to. i told the youth don't come here. israelis are looking for any excuse. >> this man and his daughter is in an area under full civil and security control by the israelis. during the fighting soldiers often come onto the property. >> translation: they come into our garden and take position along the fence. they will not allow any position to move. we are underpsychological pressure. here in bethlehem, this is a flashpoint where there has been daily conpron stations. and at the refugee camp nearby, many young protesters come from there. older shops and restaurants closed down. >> the stability took a toll on those that lived and work in the areas. >> translation: we want to stay in the area. we believe the israelis will take the land as well. if the area is desert, it will be occupied. >> this is the only one to open, but just in the morning. he will not sustain this for long, he and his neighbours complain the local government is not doing any

joining me now, israel's ambassador to the united nations. thank you for being with us having me. >> a lot of people are asking this question. are we now seeing a third intefadeh in israel? >> unfortunately, we're seeing a tide of terror that is washing the streets of israel. everyone is a target. men, women, children. when you board a bus, you're afraid to stay on the bus. we fear stabbings. we fear throwing rocks. we are worried about it. the prime minister has taken these security measures. we have dealt with terrorism in the past. i'm sure we will prevail. we will overcome this wave. first, we need to stop the incitement coming from the palestinian leadership. >> you said it's a new wave of terror. it is an uprising, is it now a movement? >> don't want to label it now or give declaration, but we will deal with that and when you fear a new wave of terrorism, you see kids involved, youngsters involved. last monday, kids. i have three young children. 13 years old, palestinian, took a knife and stabbed an israeli. who was 12 or 13 years old. stabbed him 15 times. then t

facing a refugee crisis, hungary and romania are looking into it using israel's southern border as an example. now the country is focuses eastward breaking ground on a new border fence a month ahead of skul. the border with jordan is long and as this current fortification takes place in the south it's expect toe he can paned. they say they wroent undermine injuried dan sovereignty but israel is concerned about a threat from the east. >> in the '70s there were some inside israel from jordan. there are terror attacks. so israel feels this thing will resume. >> many say a physical barrier alone won't prevent attacks. >> there's no problem in the peace process. eventually the borders set up with the cooperation wi once again be turned into more of inward looking approach. >> without that ko cooperation, some people t-those walls and fencing could be vooufed as more as israel sealing iflts off from the region rarn protecting it's borders. >>> one of the colombian's most notorious warlords was killed in a military raid. the jeer long man hunt for victor navarro ended. he was also on the u.s

stay with us. >> rights groups accuse israel of using excessive force against protesting palestinians>> you're watching al jazeera live from doha. the iraqi military says its air force has struck a convoy of isil leader in anbar province. >> anger and grief, thousands come out inning ankara to mourn the victims of saturday'

it for justification for violence or knife attacks, but he did use that to accuse israel of helping to inflame the situation, and what is the response there? >> well, they were clear they don't see the linkage of the two things, andly let the words there speak for themselves. there is a distinction of conflict and terrorism, and we can talk about that, and we can have a discussion about the root cause of the conflict between the israelis and the pal st palestinians, and those people are those who believe it happened in 1967, because we had a conflict for 50 years before any one of those settlement, and when we left gaza and took down every single settlement in gaza and put back the 1967 lines, we didn't get peace, but a terror base to where rocks were fired at israel. and this is the israeli national movement to accept the nation state of any people and their boundary, but the question is what is the root cause of terrorism? not every conflict in the world leads people to have knives and guns to kill civilian people, and it does not happen in so many conflict, and gandhi

. >> barnaby phillips live for us in israel. >>> israeli police saying age restrictions for muslims in the al-aqsa mosque will be lifted on friday. israel wanted to change access to the site, mosque is sacred to jews and to muslims. muslims are able to access the site but not pray there. >>> in the occupied west bank, lightly injured, the alleged attacker has been shot and also injured. 53 palestinians and 9 israelis have died in the violence since the beginning of october. gun stores have reported a massive jump in sales, as andrew simmons reports now from the occupied west bank. >> reporter: they say it's never been busier at this shooting range in an israeli settlement in the occupied west bank. jewish settlers living in the occupied land get cleared for a fierms licensfirearms license. all the security forces and services and that's a colossal amount of fire power on the streets. >> we literally can't believe how fast our predictions have proven right. because in the past few days there have been repeated killings of innocent people. >> palestinian, israeli and international human

used. southern israel shot by a private security officer. disputed accounts of how a palestinian man was killed by a jewish settler in hebron. soldiers made no attempt to disarm him. many israeli civilians are setting out on an offensive of their own. this gun club in west jerusalem has sold out of cs gas and its sale of all sorts of weapons are up 400%. >> what about yourself, do you carry a gun all the time? what do you carry? >> and back at the israeli settlement shooting range there's a massive increase in the number qualifying to carry a gun. >> 200% up, 400% up because the situation you know people afraid. but these families we need to care for ourselves. >> reporter: it takes just a day for these settlers to be tested and then receive a firearms permit. andrew simmons, al jazeera in the occupied west bank. >> the swedish prime minister expressed great sorrow after an attack at oschool. a police spokesman refused to comment on the fact that he was a far right extremist. charlie angela reports. >> people felt it was a joke when they saw

he has been living here since 1978 and won't budge. >> translator: where do you want us to go? israelts us to leave. but i live here with my daughter and i won't leave my house. even if it collapses our on heads, this is my land. who would i leave the house to? i told the youth, don't come here, the israelis are looking for any excuse to come here, so please go. >> reporter: he and his daughter is located in the so-called zone-c. according to the as low accords it's under full israeli civil and security control. during the fighting the soldiers surround it and often come onto the property. >> translator: they come in to our garden and take position along our fence. they won't allow any of us to move. we are under psychological pressure. with each battle there are more spent bullets and empty gas can tears laying around. here in bethlehem which is the flash point where there are day will be confrontations lately just at the foot of the separation wall and then the refugees camp nearby. many of the young protesters come from there. now, all of the shops and the restaurants in the area h

. >> andrew simmons live for us in northern israel. ks for bringing us the screen from there, andrew. we have just been hearing benjamin netenyahu, the israeli prime minister speaking at the parliament, following a security cabinet meeting. we'll monitor that event and bring you details of it when we get them. >>> dutch investigators have confirmed that malaysian airlines flight mh-17 was hit by a russian-made missile when it crashed in eastern ukraine last year. they released what they say is their final report on the incident, which killed all 298 people on board. neave barker reports. >> reporter: in a dutch military hangar lies the broken shell of flight mh-17. 298 people died on board this aircraft, shot down over the war zone in eastern ukraine. it's a grim puzzle that has helped dutch investigators piece together their final report about the flight's last moments. >> mh-17 crashed because of a war head. this war head, fits the kind of missile that is installed on the buk surface to air missile system. >> reporter: the cockpit is

the president is accusing israel of using excessive force. what say you about that? >> once again, the president doesn't get it. the israelis are defending them. one of the great countries in the world. we had it years ago with rocks, now it's knives. these are arabs living in israel. there's a wall around this, as you know. this is internal issues. and the security apparatus of the israeli government is reacting at exactly how they must. you can't have people running around the streets stabbing your citizens without defending them. >> and i just want to clarify one thing. it's the administration accusing the israelis of using excessive force. but you've been in more than one war yourself. you've been in many. does the israeli-palestinian conflict ever get resolved? >> not in my lifetime. they're so far apart. one side uses terrorism, the palestinians, and terrorist nations, and the other side uses their ability to exist. there's no one -- in my lifetime, i don't see this being fixed. it is a set core issue of the war on terror. there are other issues with al qaeda a

and to release the fourth group of palestinian prisoners in accordance with our agreements, israel leaves us no choice but to insist that we will not remain the only ones committed to the implementation of these agreements while israel continuously violates them. amy: meanwhile, a new report has documented hundreds of cases of palestinian rights activists in the united states being harassed, disciplined, fired, sued, censored or threatened for their advocacy around palestine. 85% of these cases targeted students or scholars. the report was issued by the nonprofit group palestine legal. nashiha alam of the students for justice in palestine chapter at loyola university-chicago spoke about facing harassment. >> administration at loyola often suggested members of syrian palestine to fb out -- fbi-style interrogations. amy: the united nations human rights council has abandoned a plan to launch an investigation into human rights violations and possible war crimes in the ongoing conflict in yemen following aggressive lobbying from saudi diplomats. a u.n. human rights commission report has blamed th

israel. [applause] president netanyahu: third, use sanctions and all the tools available to you to tear down 's global terror network. [applause] president netanyahu: ladies and gentlemen, israel is working closely with our arab peace partners to address our common security challenges from iran and also the security challenges from isis and from others. we are also working with other states in the middle east. as well as countries in africa and asia, and beyond. many in our region note that both iran and isis are our common enemies. and when your enemies fight each other, don't strengthen either one. weaken both. [applause] president netanyahu: common dangers are bringing israel and its neighbors closer. as we work together to thwart those dangers, i hope we will build lasting partnerships. lasting partnerships for security, for prosperity, and for peace. but in israel, we never forget one thing. we never forget that the most important partner that israel has, has always been and will always be the united states of america. [applause] president netanyahu: the alliance between israel and the u

the prime minister says security forces are using legitimate means to confront attackers. >> israel is using the kind of legitimate force. that any one of those municipalities would use, if they had people wielding lives, meat kievers trying to kill people on the streets >>> israel has been rolling out measures to curbing the violence. >> mike hanna looks at how the measures are attacking people's lives. >> security at entrances to the city. police ordering palestinians to lift their shirts, some structed to remove their shoes. but the group waving israeli flags faces through. the security clamp down is related to the degree of anxiety among jewish israelis. false alarms about impending attacks sparked panic in a number of locations at israel, and there has been reports of israelis with dark complexions attacked by jews, after they were mistaken by palestinians. >> security forces work with the members of public that have a wide understanding of security issues. there is not ponic. >> reporter: even police where safety vests. >> personal safety is important. being jewish, religious and

us. i'm randall pinkston in new york. >> thousands of people in turkey, killed in saturday's sas amourn those killed in saturday's attack with memorialize. >>> hello there i'm laura kyle in doha. also ahead in the program, israel is accused of using excessive force against palestinians. a journalist from america is sentenced in iran. >>> more turmoil for the west african nation. agony and anger cross turkey. protests for killing of 97 people on saturday. same calls echoed in ankara on saturday. i.s.i.l. fighters for saturday's attack, there is growing anger for president erdogan for intensifying the attack on kurdish groups. mohammed jamjoom reports from ankara. >> with emotions as raw as the day was said, protesters rails and cried in equal measure. mothers unable to accept their loved ones were done. the day after people here in ankara are still stunned. thousands gathered, leftists, unionists and prokurdish activists made up most of the crowd. this man lost one of his best friends in the bombings. at first he could barely express himself. >> translator: i just don't know what to say. i have no words. >> reporter: but then he like so many others began to question why this happened. >> translator: how can any

>> rights groups accuse israel of using excessive force against protesting palestinians. >> you're watching al jazeera live from doha. the iraqi military says its air force has struck a convoy of isil leader in anbar province. >> anger and grief, thousands come out inning ankara to mourn the victims of saturday's twin blast. >> cracking code, bright minds get together to find out who is behind one of the most complicate puzzles on the internet. >> human rights watch has accused israeli forces of using excessive force against palestinians in the latest wave of protests and violence. since the beginning of october, four israelis have been killed, and 63 injured in attacks by palestinians. 23 palestinians are dead, and 1,991 injured after action by israeli forces, that's according to the palestinian health ministry. witness accounts and videos led to accusations by rights groups that some of the deaths could amount to extra judicial killings. that's a palestinian teenager when he was shot and killed last week. he was running from a stabbing that happened moments before. then on friday, an styl

activity and to release palestinian prisoners in accordance with our agreements with israel, israel has thus left us no choice but to insist that we will not remain the only ones committed to the implementation of those agreements while israel continuously violates them. we, they harefore, declare that cannot continue to be bound by these signed agreements with israel and israel must assume fully all its responsibilities as an occupying power. because a status quo cannot continue. and the discussions of the palestinians must -- are quite specific and binding. as long as israel is not committed to the signed agreements and undermined all agreements, we for our part are not committed to those agreements and israel must bear full responsibility for this development and this situation. this is a decision taken by the palestinian parliament. and i am declaring it right here and now. our patience for a long, long time has come to its end. and it seems that they are not listening to the truth. and israel should resume its role as an occupying power and bear responsibilities under that concept. the state of

and given all that , we declarehere that as long as israel continues violate the agreements, israel gives us no choice but to remainthat we will not the only once committed to the implementation of those agreements. israel continually mile violence. we signed an agreement with israel and israel must fully does fulfill all its responsibilities as an occupying power. ourdecisions must match -- as long as israel undermines all agreements, we are not committed to those agreements and israel must bear response ability for this development and this situation. this is a decision taken by the palestinian parliament. i'm declaring it right here and now. patience has come to its end. it seems they are not listening. resume as an occupying power, the that --bilities under are a state under occupation. countries -- many countries during the second world war. that 137be were cold recalledat it is to be that 100 37 states have denied our state. is to be recalled that 137 states have denied our state. 137 countries. there is universal recognition of the rights of our people. resolution 6719 of 2012 which w

who in the u-s intelligence community as retribution for the plight of the palestinians and us support for israel. he breached brennan's account by fooling verizon and aol into resetting passwords. abc news consultant and former fbi agent brad garrett says this doesn't appear to be a sophisticated news consultant no this actually looks like somebody that does an impersonation case brennan did not use government business. the cia says the incident is under investigation by the authorities. garrett it's a great example of the vulnerability of virirally evevyone, you can ve a big name witha big title and he can still be hacked like the guy next door. it appears no classified information was gained. the twitter account posting the leaks was suspended but the hackers could easily find another way to release more information online. kenneth moton, abc news washington . " jenna: ahmed mohamed was in washington today, he's the texas teenager who was arrested after his teacher mostook a homemade digital clock for a bomb last nighthtahmed met withth astronauts and scientiststst the white house. he also got

us. and israel is there.ct that despite our disagreement on the iran nuclear deal, both the supporters of the deal and the opponents of the deal, those who supported it, those who oppose it, they all agree, now we have to strengthen israel. i think that's the best guarantor of peace. >> prim minister netanyahu, thank you so much. >> thank you, fareed. >> up next, why reading a novel might better prepare for the job market than learning how to write computer code. i'll explain when we come back. and start planning your own. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of c

us. it has been another day of bloodshed in israel and the palestinian territories.ast three israelis were killed during two september attacks in jerusalem. they are the latest victims in a wave of violence. 29 palestinians and 7 israelis have been killed since the beginning of october. the unrest was sparked over the unrest over the al aqsa mosque compound. many palestinians believe jewish people are giving more rights to visit there and could be given the right to pray there. mike hanna reports from west jerusalem. >> reporter: horror among morning commuters. the attack on the train line. israel police say two palestinians boarded this bus, at least one was armed with a weapon and opened fire. israels were killed and a number injured, at least one in a critical condition. the city's israeli major was quickly on the scene. the attack taking place a short distance away from his offices. one of the attackers was shot dead, the second was injured, placed in handcuffs and taken to hospital for treatment. this followed an attack in a nearby suburb of west jerusalem. isra

israel. thank you for joining us. i don't know if you got to hear dennis ross saying that what he would like, and i think he was expressing american desire is that the israelis treat settlements as if they were working towards a two state solution, in other words, agree that they will not build settlements on land that they think will end up as part of a two state solution. he doesn't think palestinians would cheer about it but would show commitment on the israeli side. do you agree with that? >> absolutely not. i thi the united states should be treating them as they are which is illegal and what the united states should be doing is doing two things. one, puchg for their complete dismantle much and number 2, that the united states doesn't give israel any more money unless and until it ends the apartheid regime and settlement activity. >> you feel financial assistance military equipment what about this conversation that dennis ross had about what he calls coordinated unilateralism, that the u.s. is the third party that