israel the president of the united states. it's hard you didn't want to come to washington who says that i. don't want to stay out of time but i'm not convincing to stand up to thought of how it was cleaned up and as you saw the truth the truth of the well was by force. finally you type show the hands of far far it down to me into service now i see you you. take it you went through the hell now i have to go through it was very beautiful and why do you think. because there was a goes the beer law because it is how it wasn't there are because you saw him out of it always but you know i cannot change the past or family about it find it in talk said it will make beers with your enemies now that they are friends to everybody. is a season and the time to win is under heaven a time to be born and a time to die and die. in a time to gain by the week dying to laugh and dying to love and trying to hate a tie and fall off war and dying of peace ladies and gentlemen the dying for peace has come. if. thank. you. brown. i feel proud but i don't think we're off the failure. therefore. because we are still

is i'll be a radio from jerusalem and hear the news one month after the historic signing in washington israel and the palestinians gather once again for a round of negotiations this time to implement the 1st stage of the oslo accord israel's withdrawal from gaza or jericho. going to go she will be led by israeli deputy chief of staff. and on the palestinian side the bill shocked our offense chief advisor. my 1st meeting with gen i am not shocked was quite pleasant for the man betty modestly came to me and said of the shots here is my speech and you know i have never given speeches before i am a strange military man so why don't you look at that speech i felt that this was really very modest very positive starting point but between that 1st meeting and the 2nd meeting which came out after the weekend and so on for 5 days later i went through. google and other sources to find out about the contract. i found he was part of the raiding party that killed 3 of my dearest friends in beirut. and i thought about that and i said i'm sorry i cannot get myself to negotiate with you i mean. it's very diff

is i'll be a radio from jerusalem and hear the news one month after the historic signing in washington israel and the palestinians gather once again for a round of negotiations this time to implement the 1st stage of the oslo accord israel's withdrawal from gaza or jericho. the negotiations will be led by israeli deputy chief of staff. and on the palestinian side the bill shocked our offense chief advisor. my 1st meeting with general i'm not shocked and it was quite pleasant for the man benny modestly came to me and said of the shots here is my speech and you know i have never given speeches before a mystery military man so why don't you look at that speech i felt that this was really very modest and very positive starting point but between that 1st meeting and the 2nd meeting which came out after the weekend and so on for 5 days later i went through google and other sources to find out about general contract. i found he was part of the raiding party that killed 3 of my dearest friends in beirut. and i thought about that and i said i'm sorry i cannot get myself to negotiate with you i mean. i

is i'll be a radio from jerusalem and hear the news one month after the historic signing in washington israel and the palestinians gather once again for a round of negotiations this time to implement the 1st stage of the oslo accord israel's withdrawal from gaza or jericho. the negotiations will be led by israeli deputy chief of staff. and on the palestinian side the bill shut our offense chief advisor. my 1st meeting with general i'm not shocked and was quite pleasant for the man betty modestly came to me and said of the shots here is my speech and you know i have never given speeches before a mystery military man so why don't you look at that speech i felt that this was leading very modest and very positive starting point but between that 1st meeting and the 2nd meeting which came out after the weekend and so on for 5 days later i went through google and other sources to find out about general contract. i found he was part of the raiding party that killed 3 of my dearest friends in beirut. and i thought about that and i said i'm sorry i cannot get myself to negotiate with you i mean. it's v

the united arab emirates and buckland have officially signed a deal in washington to normalize ties with israel it's been described as a betrayal by the palestinians but president donald trump says it represents the dawn of a new middle east and he's predicting more countries will follow the move the moment was marked with an elaborate ceremony at the white house. together these agreements will serve as the foundation for a comprehensive peace across the entire region something which nobody thought was possible certainly not in this day and age maybe in many decades from now but one founded on shared interest mutual respect and friendship 2 are honored guest from israel the united arab emirates and bahrain congratulations on this outstanding achievement congratulations. israel's prime minister thank the signatories saying the deal could provide the momentum needed to end the conflict. i thank you both for your wise leadership and for working with the united states and israel to expand the circle of peace i'm grateful i'm grateful to can come owed a book reign in to you foreign minister ability

an advocate for their own arms deals if israel says to washington, which has traditionally promised israel a qualitative military edge, if israel says, it's okay if you sell this weapons system or that weapons system to an arab state, the arab state will get those weapons. this is the oldest middle east cliche of all, the enemy of my enemy is my friend the reason this is happening is the uae, bahrain, and israel share a common enemy, iran for now that takes precedence over long term worries about having advanced weapons systems in the hands of arab countries >> and i wanted to note that on the heels of your extraordinary interviews on the military with the president, what he had said about veterans and -- well, the reporting you did on what the president said about the military being losers and suckers, on the heels that have you had the first print interview with alexander vindman and lester holt had the first tv interview, as you well know, we'll play a little of that in a moment but your interview with vindman, the key witness, impeachment witness, and the way that he ha

caveats as you said earlier, we have two leaders in washington and israel .may not have them for longer one because of an election and this is going to determine the future of these negotiations. i think this is a wake-up call for the palestinians. the inability to unite between gaza and the west bank, really helped them. will --e they [indiscernible] the united states and israel can actually dictate the future. settlementement of and as you implied earlier, the end of two state solutions. i think it is time for the palestinians to wake up also for the european union to take a small stance on this. [indiscernible] without this agreement with the the progress of the conflict -- >> thank you for joining us on the newshour. >> thank you. and then government taliban negotiators are for aping on caps off -- stock which begins on saturday, it is months after the u.s. brokered a deal aiming to end the u.s. longest war. president trump ended -- place to enter the conflict and he is hoping to cash in on that ahead of the election. secretary of state mike pompeo is att

trump says he now expects other arab states to also normalize relations with israel we put that to correspond. in washington. well certainly trump and netanyahu are hoping for this and promising this that there will be a domino effect throughout the arab world trump said earlier today that a handful of other nations are deep into talks already we don't know yet which countries he was referring to but certainly many eyes right now on saudi arabia but there is little indication from riyadh that they'll take up a different position than the long standing arab stance that they won't recognize israel without statehood for the palestinians but it is certainly not worthy that the saudis likely gave bahrain the green light to proceed with their deal today. if you brief now on some of the other stories making news at this hour india's health ministry says coronavirus cases in the country have surpassed 5000000 and more than 82000 people have died health experts one of the tell you where it could rise in coming weeks as restrictions ease authorities have so far ruled out imposing a 2nd lockdown. mexico's president lo

israel what more do we know. the sirens went off actually during the signing ceremony right at the time in washington and the police and the military confirmed the 2 rockets were fired from gaza into israel 2 at the southern city of. and. one of them was intercepted by the iron dome missile defense system and one and 2 people were injured from truck suffered from shock. this deal how was it being viewed by the palestinians. well i think we heard already from palestinian officials at the time and norman ization agreements were announced. they said it's a betrayal some called it a sellout and i talked to a lot of palestinians here in the past weeks or so there's a range of reactions to that some you know were initially very angry but also not surprised because those ties where known but they were mostly behind the scenes. there was also a sense of disappointment and abandonment also reflected in some polls saying those countries abandon the palestinian cause at the same time there's also disappointment at their own leadership in ramallah and in gaza it's a divided leadership that it that it come to this that it's ano

white house has cut aid to palestinians and has also recognized jerusalem as israel's capital furthermore they have given washington's blessing to the expansion of israeli settlements on the palestinian land now at this point we've got the white house touting a peace plan that many of us pretty strongly in favor of israel under the white house's preferred proposal up to 30 percent of the occupied west bank would be handed over to israel furthermore the remaining palestinians would be in enclaves isolated from each other with israel having full security control however donald trump insists it's a great deal for the palestinians i want this deal to be a great. for the palestinians that has to be today's agreement is a historic opportunity for the palestinians to finally achieve an independent state of their very own now the palestinians not only reject this deal but they find it insulting a mood abbas officially cut ties to the united states and israel back in may the palestinian president is saying that at this point all previous agreements are off the palestinians have also rejected the recent deals made by bach rein

israel what more do we know. the sirens went off actually during the signing ceremony right at the time in washington and the police and the military confirmed the 2 rockets were fired from gaza into israel 2 at the southern city of. and. one of them was intercepted by the iron dome missile defense system and one and 2 people who likely into from trucks some suffered from shock. this deal how was it being viewed by the palestinians. well i think we heard already from palestinian officials at the time when a nominee ization agreements were announced. they said it's a betrayal some called it a sellout and i talked to a lot of palestinians here in the past weeks so there's a range of reactions to that some you know where initially very angry but also not surprised because those ties where known but that were mostly behind the scenes. there was also a sense of disappointment and abandonment and also reflected in some polls saying that those countries abandoned the palestinian cause at the same time there's also disappointment at their own leadership in ramallah and in gaza it's a divided leadership that it that it come

well israel has financed hamas israel's ambassador to washington moshe rounds the deputy actually back then in back then was netanyahu himself brigadier general hugh tex again israel's military governor of gaza claim that israel finances hamas what i'm trying to get to as to the relevance today is is israel financing islam ists terrorism throughout the middle east we saw netanyahu accused of supporting isis dyin in syria against president assad we even know about israel's role with iran in the iran contra scandal why does israel support islam is violence. i think that you are totally longview you mentioned the shower and then the how it is deputy it was still 2 years ago 30 of ago a generation ago. we were involved in. directly in. contrast. mao denial of vote and we see in iran post khomeini iran. not to. encourage any terrible israeli probably d. most determined state in fighting against i mean israel obviously was part of the iran contra deal allowing weapons to be exported to iran and as you say these are historical details but how many years ago but how many is it hurted how many

israel. deb your correspondent. in washington tells about this important day. well certainly important historic to see these 4 men sitting together signing these diplomatic pacts the abraham accords were signed by all 4 parties and israel for its part signed separate pacts with the united arab emirates and bought in the specifics of the deal though are not fully known as they are keeping much of it under wraps and it still has to go through the israeli parliament but it looks like there is a push here to enhance trade relations i do want to point out the fact that both of these gulf nations already have relations with israel in the shadows for years and now they're certainly looking to expand on ties in the open experts say that this deal to normalize is also very much about iran that the bahrain and israel view iran as a threat in the region so while economics engagement is a major part of these deals so is the perceived security threat from iran so might other arab countries also look to normalize relations with israel now. well certainly trump and netanyahu a

israel. the ceremony was held in washington dc and hosted by whoident donald trump described it as a new dawnf the middle east. palestinians are outraged. concerningresolution the decades-old dispute. the abraham accords, called by the white house. the first arab countries to normalize relations with israel in more than 25 years. boycottement ends the of israel and allows the --sibility of weaponry cells sales to the emirates. it is being condemned by palestinians as a betrayal. the white house correspondent has the event in washington and says that has been some criticism of the deal in congress. as a characterize this peace agreement is not the most appropriate of terms, but that is what is being heralded by the white house. they are saying this is a template that will allow for old animosities between arabs and ofs to be set aside in favor building a new future for generations. hailed why it is being as historic, even though these relationships already existed, now they will be formalized. nations is that other will join on. president trump: they are breaking free from the failed approache

washington d.c. for several days night in addition both nations have agreed to normalize relations with israel under the agreements muslim majority kosovo will recognize israel and serbia will move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. thinking about economy of course has become about politics because it's resolved for problems there are still a lot of differences between us but this is a huge step forward and i'm also going to profoundly grateful to you and to your people that we successfully got a secure and. we didn't speak about many items that we signed today for us it's very important that we are going to have a unified economics all ran a tighter western balkans which will bring us to the real economic result for the benefit and for the sake of all our people. i think absolutely this is a great moment for kosovo and for the region i think we need a huge step forward toward for normalization of relations that should lead eventually to mutually good nation between the 2 countries we are fully committed to work together to improve people's lives for a new jobs in the region and we fully believ

israel and gaza again exchange file that seems as far away a goal as ever. let's get the latest now from jerusalem and cramer did you tanya this breakthrough in washington d.c. is of course being celebrated in the u.s. where you are in israel as well but it's a very different story in the palestinian territories. yeah indeed and we saw it last night i mean with the during the ceremony with 2 rockets being fired from gaza into israel one of them intercepted and one landed and start and that made this new round of escalation overnight we still don't know whether this will grow into anything bigger or whether it will end with this but it shows actually that. israel has signed this agreement with the u.a.e. and the declaration with behind aim that it hasn't signed agreements with its closest neighbors the palestinians now on the palestinian side there is a lot of anger and also disappointment that it has come to this but there's also a lot of concern that there's a shift in the region that nations that had until now at least publicly stated their position that they would not normalize ties with israel. and the occupation and we heard also the palestinian preside

al-jazeera the united arab emirates and behind have officially signed a deal in washington to normalize ties with israel it's being described as a betrayal by the palestinians for president donald trump says it represents the dawn of a new middle east and he's predicting more countries will follow the move the moment was marked with an elaborate ceremony at the white house together these agreements will serve as the foundation for a comprehensive peace across the entire region something which nobody thought was possible certainly not in this day and age maybe in many decades from now but one founded on shared interests mutual respect and friendship to our honored guest from israel the united arab emirates and bahrain congratulations on this outstanding achievement congratulations. the u.s. city of louisville will pay brianna taylor's family $12000000.00 for her death during a police raid on her apartment the 26 year old black woman was shot several times by police when they forced their way into her apartment in a botched drugs raid. u.s. president donald trump has approved a disaster declaration for al

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israel. debbie a correspondent. in washington tell us about this important day well certainly important historic to see these 4 men sitting together signing these diplomatic pacts the abraham accords were signed by all 4 parties and israel for its part signed separate pacts with the united arab emirates and bought in the specifics of the deal though are not fully known as they are keeping much of it under wraps and it still has to go through the israeli parliament but it looks like there is a push here to enhance trade relations i do want to point out the fact of both of these gulf nations already have relations with israel in the shadows for years and now they're certainly looking to expand on ties in the open experts say that this deal to normalize is also very much about iran that the bahrain and israel view iran as a threat in the region so while economics engagement is a major part of these deals so is the perceived security threat from iran so might other arab countries also look to normalize relations with israel now. well

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united arab emirates and bahrain have signed a deal to normalize ties with israel the elaborate ceremony was held in washington d.c. and hosted by u.s. president donald trump who described it as a dorm of the new middle east but palestinians are outraged the agreement reverses years of regional ill feeling towards israel but lacks a resolution concerning its decades old dispute were dubbed the abrahamic accords by the white house the deal makes the u.a.e. and bahrain the 1st arab countries to normalize relations with israel in more than 25 years the agreement ends the u.s. economic boycott of israel and allows the possibility of advanced u.s. representatives to the emirates it could also have major geo political ramifications it's been blasted by palestinians as a betrayal a sentiment echoed by regional players turkey and iran are white house correspondent can be help it joins us live so kimberly the timing of this presumably is relatively helpful for president from just a shawl to the presidential election. yeah there is no question that the timing of this has raised some eyebrows in washington given the fact

israel what more do we know. the sirens went off actually doing the signing ceremony right at the time in washington and the police in the military confirmed the 2 rockets were fired from gaza into israel 2 at the southern city of. and. one of them was intercepted by the iron dome missile defense system and one and 2 people were injured from trucks some suffered from shock. this deal how was it being viewed by the palestinians. well i think we heard already from palestinian officials at the time and a nomination agreements were announced. they said it's a betrayal some called it a sellout and i talked to a lot of palestinians here in the past week so there's a range of reactions to that some you know where initially very angry but also not surprised because those ties where known but they were mostly behind the scenes. there was also a sense of disappointment and abandonment and also reflected in some polls saying those countries abandon the palestinian cause at the same time there's also disappointment at their own leadership in ramallah and in gaza it's a divided leadership that it that it come to this that it's

washington d.c. . bahrain will fully normalize and diplomatic relations with israel is a truly historic day. it was a signing ceremony laden with symbolism and spin the 3 countries israel the u.a.e. and committing to peace have never been at war any sticking point in their relationship prior to this could be no with israel's occupation of palestine but there were no palestinian representatives at this event this is a pivot of history. it heralds a new dawn of what was unfolding in washington d.c. in front of cameras from around the world was a triumph of political strategizing and messaging a normalization of regional relations that doesn't mean fully address the schisms and injustices faced by people living in the region. but whether the u.a.e. il was all they actually tried all of those things are good for the palestinians and so they get the whole show of this being a bolt not be validation of the ones that you were actually supporting the cult of in all of the out of the monarch and out of my shabbat for nothing any. kind of 12 have any man but i don't mind how they're even now with ongo