israel will leave the west bank there will be more rockets israel will try to defend its citizens what will happen they'll get nothing in return except more goldstone report professor dershowitz a lot of people point out of that the current government in the palestinian authority is the most responsible one to deal with the most likely been one to deal with and they'd say it's the israeli government right now it's the least cooperate even if we can look at the foreign minister lieberman a lot of people just say it plain he's a bigot he doesn't want to have a peace process i mean he says makes comments within the government that netanyahu runs and he's but he's a big barrier to any kind of peace process i mean what should the international community thinking is what should what he what should the palestinians let me a question go ahead but let me answer the question first of all the israelis right now their position is sit down and talk come to the bargaining table not with lieberman but with not to yahoo with the government the palestinians are the ones who refused to sit down and

is offering israel warplanes in exchange for a new halt in west bank construction but critics say bribes it won't solve issues that decades of talks failed to do. the center of economics and power shifting quickly eastwards to asia pacific that's the view of russia's foreign minister who's been in china for a three way meeting of nations widely seen as shaking up the old order of global point. russia china and brazil and india a part of the increasingly influential bric group among the side brazil the growing dominance of this is seen by analysts as changing the world centers of power on a host of today's meeting china has already overtaken japan to become the world's second largest economy and his fall sketching up with the us. reports now on the awakening of an asian giant. from a pile of ruins right after the second world war to an economic powerhouse second only to the us all of the span of a single lifetime major pan economic miracle. cure you but nowadays the land of the rising sun is becoming the land of rising discontent. the unemployment rate itself is. around five percent but w

unemployment is trending down in the west bank.gmp is a percent to 9% growth according to the imf at the time of global recession. what does it mean that security? there a 72% of palestinians say the security services work for the palestinian people. the graduation exercises attended lately by families. this is something that is god more and more body and of the public. 63% say they feel secure in their own count. according to the idf commander 2007 from the west bank, there were 700 shooting incidents in 2007. in 2009, with 700 down to 19. this number was even lower although there was that fatal killing of those four settlers on the eve of the peace talks starting. and the most important to me is the cooperation set is a constant. thanks to the u.s. funding, palestinian security services, 3600 people the training is done by jordanian session we pointed out in the armani area appeared 3600 security troops have been trained in the dayton program or lower program, however you want to call it. or even lifting a stereo or any corruptio

israel is experiencing the lowest level of terrorism ever in the west bank. for all the international condemnation that israel suffered from its wars in lebanon and in cause of it in 2006 and 2009, with the passage of time it certainly appears that israel has succeeded in deterring both hamas and hezbollah. and if, perhaps when, war comes again on those fronts, today the idea projects a level of confidence that it is preparing to deliver the swift crushing blows that either was not capable or chose not to do in those earlier conflicts. and perhaps it is that level of confidence combined with the aftereffects of previous conflicts, -- one hesitates to say it kept the peace -- but has perhaps kept deterrence operating. fourth, the sense of tranquillity is felt in the west bank as i said earlier as a result of several key factors. the security sense is opera to the security fences operating and it works. one can debate different aspects of that but it clearly works. the continued presence -- it is much less is thahad reached -- then in the past. they've taken si

. >> i think the west bank is where we start. what this state will look like at some point. that does not mean that you cannot make progress. trying to fix this now will only impede progress of getting the to stitch together in the future. >> if you get a peace deal that involves the establishment of a palestinian state of the west bank, you are in a position to go to hamas and said, are you in or are you out? if you are in, you have to give up terror. if you can get that piece, and show that a palestinian state is coming to the west bank, it will be -- a double shuffle the deck. >> [inaudible] is a hopeful sign when president obama extends its $3 million inducement to israel in return for simply it 90 days of a settlement freeze? >> this is the matter of the table as to what is the -- what makes it worthwhile. in exchange for a 90 day settlement freeze. the israelis, to my knowledge, have now responded to that yet. the will to talk to wait and see what happens. the discussions between the u.s. and israel on israel's security have been ongoing with some tremendous detail for

but there is still an idf present in parts of the west bank. periodically the idf operates at nighttimes in various palestinian centers, less so than before, but it still performs what they consider to be important missions. thirdly, there's a remarkable improvement in the palestinian economy. i'm sure david will talk more about this. and fourthly, the development of professionally trained palestinian security forces working cooperatively with israel, in a way that even goes beyond the level of cooperation that we had in the old days. in the presecond intifada days. these much more sober levels of cooperation. the training first under gennady ton and now under general moeller has clearly had a major impact an even at a higher level, at a political strategic level. on this point, there is clear black and white decisions that have been taken by palestinian leaders about the inviablity of violence and terrorism against israel and israeli targets and this has filtered down and this is a very positive and heartening aspect of this trip. yes, clearly

in the west bank israel for security.and the vietnam war may have officially ended over thirty five years ago but the suffering of hundreds of thousands of children born with. these are the effects of . the u.s. to destroy. all economic disagreements between the u.s. and china are expected to dominate talks at the g twenty summit which kicks off in south korea this week china which holds hundreds of billions of dollars of american debt is being pushed by the u.s. to revalue the yen that's the focus for today's interview as u.s. economist mike.

also another barrier to peace is rogue refuses to pull down its a west bank separation rule saying it's for security purposes but medically steenie and say it helps influence apartheid like conditions and making them refugees in their own land as some israeli companies organize tolls to enable visitors into the . station five years since the end of the vietnam war and many new borns in the country are still suffering from severe physical deformities after the toxic homicide agent orange was sprayed by u.s. forces and while the two are still hasn't paid a single cent in compensation the the vietnamese.

in the person in the west bank and jerusalem -- fivefold any time. if he knew business, the prime minister of israe if he is genuine, he cannot stop the settlements for three months or he can stop on the border and then he can build in this country or on the borders or whatever it is. the intention here is not that he will take the blame. like when he says, the jewish state. i did not know that was the position in 1993. i do not know why they asked me. the embassy says that this is the biblical and historical whatever. and he is looking for things, i told you so, to be blamed. wait a minute, you need to convince the central council. herehe is creating -- on the ground. he will understand very san that maintaining the status quo will not be sustained, maintained, and is not an option and then he will have to take the israis to plan the. occupation and power in accordance with the geneva convention. they have responsibilities as occupying powers. how would urge mr. netanyahu the start studying them. >> yes, the second row. >> on your question about the

across the west bank the story for palestinian christians is as bleak and the threat comes from bothextremists jews and muslims bethlehem the believed birthplace of christ once boasted a population of eighty five percent christian today less than ten percent live here this woman is afraid to show her face she used to go to mantra square and teach about jesus but all that ended after her house was nearly burned down i didn't feel like i've been known to this place anymore i feel like i'm strange or given the opportunity she says she wouldn't think twice about leaving the explosion of muslims. you know you feel you feel controlling everywhere every thing my granddaughter i have to memorize. but tusker abu sada ignores the threats he's one of a growing number of muslims whose converted to christianity in recent years one hour as a fighter with arafat i hated christians just as much as i hated use i was going on around your and looking for their own zone through anger and into their homes or putting out their cars because i believed christians our spouses were christianity can search alo

international resolutions against israel in exchange it wants israel to halt construction in the west bank for three months with the u.s. promise not to ask it to prolong it any further palestinians are criticizing the plan saying their proposed freeze will not apply to east jerusalem the recent round of u.s. brokered peace talks became stuck three weeks ago after they began and that was after israel reaffirmed its commitment to continue building settlements in palestinian areas let's not discuss this with eve from the u.s. or council in jerusalem which actually represents the jewish settlements hello to

thing david ortiz lives dangerously a christian pastor among religious jews in the west bank city of he's received death threats for trying to convert jews and muslims to his faith my first time going into a muslim village. i got beat up we were giving our bibles someone hated ortiz enough to drop off a package at his house thinking it had a candy inside his fifteen year old son opened it the pipe bomb nearly killed him in the blew him through the kitchen. the whole. in this choice most of the thrusts or in this way but the backfire destroyed the refrigerator and everything back it took three years for israeli police to catch the perpetrator a religious jew jack title who lived in a nearby israeli settlement he'd already killed two arabs places he's very proud. of he began a favor by trying to cut off. across the west bank the story for palestinian christians is as bleak and the threat comes from both extremists jews and muslims bethlehem the believed birthplace of christ once boasted a population of eighty five percent christian today less than ten percent live here this woman is af

global pressure mounts on to tear down that seven hundred kilometer barrier in the west bank these are all says it's for security but promised in his claim they're living under all partied as others cash in on the segregation. and the vietnam war may have officially ended over thirty five years ago but the suffering bridger's on for hundreds of thousands of vietnamese children one with democrats these are the effects of agent orange a poisonous herbicide which the new west nusa destroyed agricultural land. well with fears over nuclear proliferation still a reality today children and grandchildren of those living in hiroshima when the u.s. dropped the atomic balled at the end of world war two are striving to keep the memory of the horror alive also that history is not repeated part two of our special report is coming your way shortly.

i will take of the 120 new schools have been built in the west bank. you do not need this idea of double shift. there is no more double shift. 1,400 kilometers of water and networks, 15 new health facilities. 1,700 kilometers of roads paved this is a big issue. a big focus. 50% tax revenue collection has gone up. a 50% increase at the time of a recession. it says that the institutions are starting to work. on economics, and a drop in dependency on foreign aid. - one went right into the budgetary support. next year it is 1.2 billion. i do not see people facing these things. they think this is a case they can make even for a republican congress. poverty in has decreased by 1/3. unemployment is trending down. there is 8% to 9% growth. what is the main on securities? 73% of palestinians say security forces were for the palestinian people. their graduation exercise is attended widely by family. this is something that has more and more by the end of the public. 63% say they fl secure in their own town. according to the commander in 2007, there were 700 shoot

the fall of the berlin barrier palestinians who still live surrounded by a concrete fans in the west bank are demanding it be torn down but as paulus liers been finding out some locals are using the five hundred kilometer long wall for their own benefit. honey a mare lives on a hot piece of real estate but it's not because of his view seven years ago the israeli army both had sworn in front of his house and behind it and to the sides of it so that now he's completely closed in this gate his only contact with the outside world and he's the only one with the key but over all the soldiers try different ways to get me to move they tried to force and also by offering me money indirectly they offered me an open check and told me how my life would change if i took the money and left the country construction on the wall began eight years ago among the nine hundred forty nine armistice line between israel and the palestinian west bank israel insists it's for security but palestinians complain it's a part of hate and the international court of justice has said it breaches international law since th

eight years ago among the nine hundred forty nine armistice line between israel and the palestinian west bank israel insists it's for security but palestinians complain it's a party and the international court of justice has said it breaches international law since the wall was built so i want to clear as well as keeping people out it's also been bringing others in businessmen who his son runs what he calls alternative to it and brings tourists to see israeli settlements checkpoints and border fences but he's highlight the wall part of my mind mainly the work he was shot i have a lot of people been occurring in the truth you know on the have like some jewish people come with an offer of to have jewish americans but jewish israelis until now to sign up to go into the palestinian territories and it's it's it's shocking this really i mean i as a fan of pink floyd that i thought that this world belongs to belong to the past so this is these people here they cannot get inside jerusalem nobody some of them there but they have to go through checkpoints. you know what's the what it's like. israel ins

and another barrett pains israel refuses to pull down its west bank separation wall insisting it's called security purposes but the palestinians say isn't so says apartheid like conditions. and covering most times in high finance it because its report next. i have nice guys or this is the kaiser report markets finance and scammed all i'm max kaiser this is stacy herbert get a good shot of states ever get. stay send him the rarest.

i really think that the west bank is where we start. we recognize that ultimately, what the state will look like at some point -- that does not mean you cannot make progress now. trying to fix this now means you will only delay the process of getting the key -- a state solution in the future. >> if you get a peace deal, president abbas is in a position to go to hamas and say are you in or out? it can -- if hamas says no, we are out, he can go to the people of gaza and say it is your choice. i think jim is right. and brent is right. if you can get that piece and show that a palestinian state is coming in the west bank, it will reshuffle the deck in terms of the gaza question. but it is the only way to get gaza resolved. >> i will move around this way. arnaud. >> when president obama extends the $3 billion inducement to israel in terms -- in return of simply 90 days of a settlement freeze, nothing else. >> well, this is a matter on the table as to how -- what makes it worthwhile to do this in exchange for a 90-day settlement freeze. the i

. >> across the occupied west bank, palestinian farmers are gathering for the olive harvest. many, this is the main source of income, especially for those prevented from working in israel. the palestinians claim their groves are being attacked by jewish settlers. they say they want to drive them off their land and climate for themselves. -- claim it for themselves. >> this should be the best time of year for these west bank farmers. the days are cooling off and the olives are ripe. this from ken french -- can fetch an excellent price. -- this fruit can fetch an excellent price. when they arrive in their gross to start picking, this is what many farmers found. dozens of branches deliberately broken off. no one saw who did this, but suspicion immediately falls on the nearby jewish settlers. >> when these palestinian farmers arrived here this morning, they found out that not only many of their trees had been damaged, but they also found a stable to almost every single olive tree, this. it is a page from the koran and it is a passage that talks of the israelites escaping from egy

and also, remember that gaza is cut off from the west bank and the west bank horse from gaza. not only demographically but economically and politically. and this is a very serious problem in my view. it is the single most single problem confronting palestinians in confronting a sustainable solution to the conflict. an attempt to port and to preclude any kind of attempt of unification between fatah and to mosque, which our government has pursued as well as others i think is absolutely dangerous and will confine, ultimately will confine both palestinians and israelis to continue conflict. in the outcome of the are many, but economic devastation can never possibly lead to any kind of positive long-term workable solution. nobody in this room would want their children to have to confront the lack of options and the daily violence that occurs in gaza, not only at hands of internal forces, but external forces that slope. the number of people in gaza who are dependent upon aid just to survive, to meet their basic needs are minimally 72%. and i've seen some sources go as high as 85%. t

the west bank. bbc news. >> now to a lighter thought. we broke this 24 hours ago.is too good not to return to it. maybe worth having a poke around your attic over the weekend. a brother and sister cheering out their parents home in britain came across a chinese vase that may be worth a bit at auction. they're better off $700 million and a auction house in shock. >> it is beautiful, ornate but it was cleared out of a bungalow in northwest london. the family thought it was worth 800 pounds but the sale room staff decided to have a closer look. the auctioners realized they had something special. they thought maybe it could go for more than a million. >> $13 million is bid. $14 million. that million pounds though was a serious underestimate. >> the atmosphere was electric. that's a fair way to describe it. >> now $20 million pounds. heanl, at $20 million. any advance? >> it was the most surreal experience i think i ever witnessed because i come to this auction louse a lot. i'm bidding like 10 pounds and 0 pounds. >> when you get to the millions it is unbelieve al. >> $

they will feel compelled to participate. >> i think the west bank is where we start. what this state will look like at some point. that does not mean that you cannot make progress. trying to fix this now will only impede progress of getting the to stitch together in the future. >> if you get a peace deal that involves the establishment of a paleinian state of the west bank, you are in a position to go to hamas and said, are you in or are you out? if you are in, you have to give up terror. if you can get that piece, and show that a palestinian state is coming to the west bank, it will be -- a double shuffle the deck. >> [inaudible] is a hopeful sign when president obama extends its $3 million inducement to israel in return for simply it 90 days of a settlement freeze? >> this is the matter of the table as to what is the -- what makes it worthwhile. in exchange for a 90 day settlement freeze. the israelis, to my knowledge, have now responded to that yet. the will to talk to wait and see what happens. the discussions between the u.s. and israel on israel's security have

global pressure mounts on ease rail to tear down that seven hundred kilometer barrier in the west bank israel says it's for security but palestinians claim they're living under upper third as others cash in on the segregation. of the vietnam war may have officially ended over thirty five years ago but the suffering rages on for hundreds of thousands of vietnamese children born with defects now these are the effects of agent orange a poisonous riverside which the u.s. used to destroy i can call to learn. more dues coming up in less than fifteen minutes after the sports update with kate. and i thank you for joining me for the sports news and here's what's coming up. title decider senator and for wednesday's crunch top of the table battle in the russian premier league. while european ambition has taught them and sunderland to do battle in one of two matches in england on tuesday with this place to target for the windows. on strike we have all twenty three goals from an action packed week twenty seven in the russian privately. and so we start with local and citizen beat his bag and prepare

on its seven hundred kilometer wall in the west bank. as. the segregation. in the vietnam war may have officially ended thirty five years ago but the suffering a rages on hundreds of thousands of vietnamese children born with defects the. time now for the sports with kate. i resent you for joining me for this is what's coming up. i'll decide as it isn't a stopper packer wednesday's crunch top of the table battle in the russian premier league. while european and vicious top men and sunderland do battling one of two matches in england choose a fifth place the target for the it is. on strike fast we have twenty three goals from an action week twenty seven in the russian premier league. and so we start with local and since the beaches bag and prepare for wednesday's crunch battle at the stadium which could effectively decide the russian premier league title so that have lost just one day all season and of just four points from lifting the league trophy however that goal difference of plus thirty seven means that victory over taste that would effectively give the

this web site accuses several charities working in the west bank and gaza of having links with terrorist organizations here it says that the palestinian children's welfare fund owns a hate filled website dedicated to the glorification of jihad and the denunciation of israel there has been no evidence whatsoever and no cases that anyone's heard of a people in n.g.o.s committing any kind of violent storms on stones in the grenades i'm on i.d.f. soldiers and who is helping them you see a blonde girl from switzerland who i don't know where eighty mormeck speeding cars are for six months and plans to stay six more he's a volunteer with the international solidarity movement which israel claims has terrorist links different wanting to cross into the west bank he's a human rights groups credible throughout the world and yet they are being stopped from entering many times in the u.n. report richard falk was stopped from entering so this stretches up to the united nations for many n.g.o.s the challenge remains how to draw attention to the work they do without getting kicked out of the country many