but in the west bank that's not true.and so we have to draw a distinction between the way we treat that part of israel that lives up to israel's founding ideals or tries at least, and that part which threatens israel's founding ideals. >> stephen: how do you boycott just the west bank. how i do go to the store and boycott just part of a country. i mean how, how well i do have to get to know my hummus? >> maybe that's where the good hummus comes from. maybe the oppression is what gives it the taste. >> i think that what we have to do as much as possible is distinguish between the west bank and democratic israel. because the west bank, israel's control over it threatens israel's future as a democratic jewish state that i want to pass on to my children. >> stephen: why don't we just take the people who you say don't have the rights that are in the nondemocratic part of israel and just put them in the democratic part, and then everybody has got democracy. nobel prize please. can they not go. can the palestinians not go into t

israeli tear gas and stun grenades mean palestinian protesters in the west bank with clashes are checkpoints escalating. security is on high alert as palestinians mock mandate remembering six protesters who were killed at the fifty years ago during land confiscation the information from them on the border crossing in plus the few moments of french presidential hopefuls a ramp up and immigrant talk of raids against islamist radicals see some twenty people detained all in the wake of the recent to lose killings. and despite officially backing a u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are seen a funding of the rebels as britain's sending in aid worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow. israeli police have used tear gas and water cannons against palestinian protesters in the west bank demonstrators are gathering for rallies marking land day remembers the death of six arabs killed by police in protests over a land grab by israel and that was back in one thousand nine hundred seventy six there's been various checkpoints between

in the west bank r.t.s. paula is at one of them now joins us live paula we've seen the footage of armored cars tear gas and water cannons being used now getting reports of one hundred thirty people wounded across the west bank what's the latest from your location. well bees land they demonstrations have turned deadly with reports coming through of at least one person who has been killed along the israel gaza border at erith that is according to palestinian sources and we're also hearing from the red cross that says more than one hundred and thirty palestinian protesters have been injured across the width of the west bank and i'm here at the kalandia checkpoint between jerusalem and ramallah where the situation remains incredibly tense the protests started just after midday today friday and although given often happen here at kalandia today there are particularly fierce and they started earlier than normal now throughout the last few hours there have been ambulances scurrying forwards and backwards carrying t

with the first signs all over the rest of israel closes off the west bank in preparation for the day demonstrations are now looking at right here at live pictures from a checkpoint in golan heights on the israeli syrian border we can see people there now throwing stones at the security forces position just beyond the camera here and our correspondent paula is in the region if she's at a checkpoint between ramallah and jerusalem and we will check with her shortly for the latest details there from among the. fueling the fire as u.n. mediators struggle to get the warring sides in syria to negotiate london evolves to keep the cash flowing into the rebels to continue their fight against a mosque has. thousands of u.s. allies plan to commit yet more support to the opposition as an international conference on sunday for me in just a moment. at the recent shooting rampage carried out by a french gunman in toulouse presidential candidates in two pre-election rhetoric over extremism and immigration. spain's prime minister is set to announce a new wave of austerity measures one day after a nati

recently banned west bank palestinians from marrying in uniting with palestinians inside who are citizens of israel this is the only technically democratic country if to the extent that it is a democracy that has this practice of the israeli supreme court which is supposed to be the bastion of liberalism in israel validated the israeli supreme court recently validated the practice of using of taking palestinian land in the occupied west bank and making that into israeli quarries so the occupation is being legislated democratically through israel and we can conclude that the israeli public supports it to some degree and certainly we appreciate your perspective especially having been there on the ground knowing people inside of this present an important discussion i think that needs to be had not just with us here but also you know while we have some of these major leaders in town from israel maybe they should take the time to rest that probably not going to happen right now and ask them involve writing fellow at the nation institute thank you so much. well i had on our tail russia's electi

prison for primarily palestinian political prisoners who are arrested by israel in the occupied west bank go for a military prison is situated on highway four forty three which is an israeli's only road it is an apartheid road and the practice of administrative detention is consistent with the israeli practice of apartheid in its relationship with the indigenous palestinian population and i have a friend who is in a fair a military prison in by sometime me he comes from a village called now be selling you saw some footage from that in the occupied west bank they have been organizing an armed protests and an armed resistance because the settlement has been planted basically on their land and taken their only well it's taking their land and bus them to me is a leader of this resistance movement first what israel does and not be silent as they arrest the children so they arrested a fourteen year old boy named islam to me in his own bed dragged him out of bed and then psychologically tortured him in a fair military prison frightened him at five in the morning and got him to issue wild confess

that's the situation today in the west bank and in pal state of the union.is not to exclude gaza. third, status quo does not exclude the most important vicious factor that's destroying the stability of movement peace for the future. and that is the growth of settlement. keeping the situation today or even negotiating while settlements con to grow is like having two sides negotiating over a peace of cheese, one side is stuck behind bars on, palestinian side. the other side, israeli side has access to the piece of cheese and eating it while we are negotiating. at the end of the day, there will be no state solution. there will be no cheese to negotiate. ands that our way. it is bad for us and as much as it is bad for israelis because -- if two states -- it is true, would be assistant apartheid, segregation. solution to which will only be one-state solution. there is only one way out of this. not half peace, not status quo. serious and clear pressure on israel. israel cannot be allowed to be impunetive to international rule and cannot be allowed to help itself a

and jerusalem as palestinians and arabs mark land day israel's military has already closed off the west bank in anticipation of violence the annual march commemorates the death of six arabs killed by israeli police during protests over government confiscation of land in northern israel now over thirty years ago our correspondent paula it's not a checkpoint between ramallah and jerusalem good to see you paula we've been watching the live pictures are all morning and afternoon here on r.t. seeing the current has broken out at a number of checkpoints but the situation where you are now what's the update. well the situation here at the kalandia checkpoint between jerusalem and ramallah is incredibly tense we are receiving the first reports of injuries now about fifty meters behind me there are palestinians who have been hurling these huge chunks of cement at the israeli wife police that have gathered on the side of the checkpoint we're also hearing the first reports of israeli police firing at the areas border crossing between israel and gaza now no reports of injuries just yet but that is happe

it is why the west bank has not turned to violence. i think it is important that be preserved, not just for the benefit of palestinians, but also to keep it quiet for israel, and i think what can be done -- israelis are talking to palestinians about how the process can continue, how a security is maintained so israelis can step back and quietly seek more territory for palestinian security presence and allow greater palestinian economic and activity on the west bank. but as the kind of thing, as jesse jackson would have said, keep hope alive, allows the palestinians to observe the progress they have made and avoid violence. i think that is the most we can do, but it is important to do. >> we only have time for a couple of questions, so please come to the microphone if you have questions. i just want to mention, dr. brzezinski's new book, a brilliant new book -- he signed a couple of copies of side, and somebody will ask you about it, because in your description of distribution of power to asia and your prescription for an american resur

tear gas water cannons being used now reports about two hundred thirty people wounded across the west bank now the latest update from your location now. well i'm standing at the jerusalem ramallah trip point known as cologne due and in the last hour or so events here have started to quieten down as you see behind me these really police have pushed further into the palestinian city of ramallah they've managed to push back protesters and they formed a cordon to stop protesters coming any closer to the checkpoint where i'm standing in the last few minutes there haven't been any ambulances but proper day we were witnessing ambulances firing into people forward and backwards and now as i speak there is an ambulance so that certainly is an indication that the violence is ongoing we are hearing hearing reports of injured we also know that one high profile palestinian legislator has been hurt in the clashes here at kalandia now the army and the police have been using water cannons and they've also been using a vehicle when it sprays of water and all false smelling in the quit and that was in an ef

god see hear your headlines it's ready to stun grenades and meet the palestinian protesters in the west bank class use it but checkpoints are escalating there have been reports of at least one person killed and here we go straight to live pictures for you as palestinians are marking a land that they are remembering six demonstrators who died during a land confiscation over thirty years ago live pictures for you here in the region of golan heights the israeli defense forces out on mass would appear the palestinian demonstrators have beena pushed out of the area reports say one hundred thirty of the demonstrators have been injured live pictures of. french police and nets around twenty suspected islamists in a series of raids in several cities around the country this of course in the wake of the recent two louis killings well the french presidential hopefuls around immigrant told this during their campaigns. despite officially backing a u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are still funding the rebels persians promised to funnel additional aid to the opposition worth hundreds of t

protesters in the west bank with clashes reported checkpoints escalating palestinians. remembering six demonstrators killed during land confiscation now over thirty years ago. french police and around twenty suspected islamists in a series of raids in several cities around the country this in the wake of the recent to loose killings fall of french presidential hopefuls and. pains. that despite officially backing a u.n. sponsored peace plan for syria nato countries are still funding the rebels britain's promise to funnel additional aid to the opposition hundreds of thousands of pounds. well those are the headlines on. the latest edition of. all about all of us right here in the russian capital. hello are welcome to the show on this week's moscow edition we said look at the subject of drawings or long. things and various schools galleries and shops the subject plays a large part in the cultural world of moscow and is a wonderful form of expression whether amateur or professional in whatever guys is adored by millions here. located next to the central house of the us is op

in the west bank, palestinian medics treated more than 30.o tell if it will turn into an intan fa da, but it's all here. rising unemployment and deteriorating economy in the west bank. angry youth and government willing to meet violence with violence to keep the situation from deteriorating. in the west bank, leland vittert, fox news. >> chris: as the summer travel season approaches americans may have another source of concern. besides the crowded planes and lost luggage. as part of a plan hatched on the other side of the atlanti atlantic, some flights could cost more to cover bar con emissions. chief washington correspondent james rosen explains. >> reporter: european union officials told fox news they got tired for world to take collective action to curb air pollution caused by the aviation industry to zo the e.u. placed the industry under the e.u. admission trading system. a cap and trade program that means most transatlantic carrier pay extra every time they use a european airport. >> if you look at the emissions of the planes that fly be

[applause] that was in the west bank earlier. jerusalem with more. leland? >> reporter: jenna, as the sun sets here in israel, it marks the end of one of the most violent days in the past 12 months. up to ten people shot down on the gaza border, more than 30 injured there in the west bank. it comes as one of the palestinian leaders told his people they need to abandon the peace process and return to the streets in a violent, popular uprising, and it looks like at least today his people listened. this is what the palestinians call land day when in 1976 israel annexed a huge amount of land to build a new jewish settlement. you can see now they're trying to light some more tire on fire and push them down to obscure the israelis' view of what's going on. [gunfire] >> reporter: there's a lot of anger on the palestinian streets. you see the kids here who are getting ready to throw rocks at the us railly soldiers, we've got tear gas coming in here. these are scenes reminiscent of the first intifada, not without a lot of risk to the pale

i, myself, do not purchase products made by, produced by israeli settlers on the west bank. i encourage others not to do that. but that is a laser beam with pride. that is a boycott of the oppressive acts of the israeli government and of settlers on the west bank. it is not a demonization of israeli society as a whole. it seems to me that the present framing have bds, that it aims at all israeli institutions and processes and products. and it talks about not only in the occupation, but, for example, it seems to be talking about the return of millions of descendants, families, of refugees to within the legitimate boundaries of israel. i think that's adds up to an attack on illegitimacy of israel as a whole. you may not intend that, and i know you have called for a two- state solution, but the result of the way bds is framed on almost everyone i have talked to who feels attracted to it is that society as well as the government of israel is wrong, and must be attacked. i think, even using methods that are not our right violence, is not a non-pilot approach. >> we will take a br

even now you would have 40 if you took the west bank, took all of gaza god that's sake you would havele. [laughter] >> you talked about manufacturing jobs but how you create u.s. factory jobs with the labor so low in china and india and without creating a trade war? how does one do that and by the way did you read the article about apple? >> 50,000 jobs more substantive than all the rest? >> how do you do that without creating a trade war? in the past we did have trade wars. >> how did we do it before that? the civil war, world war i the united states went from half the production of great written to twice the production of great britain and as a matter fact we were more than britain, germany, france and we produce 42% of all the world's goods. during world war ii we produce half of all the goods used on both sides. in america they said for every crock fired as general motors fired back for. the greatest founder on of washington is hamilton. what he said was luck we will french uniforms, french muskets if we are going to be have to. took the tariff revenue, built the ports, built the

ancient tribe in the west bank is under pressure from the israeli government. officials are threatening to deprive nomads of their own source of energy. the e.u. has stepped up its sanctions against iran freezing assets and adding more officials to a visa blacklist serious human rights violations for the interests measures so actions already in place have driven prices are present sports drop in the middle east commentators say and the penalties are really aimed turning the rain people against the government. even the initial sanctions a few years ago if you look at the weekly leaks documents that they were intended for ordinary people to make them change their minds about the iranian government the recent more recent sanctions are intended to strangle the iranian economy this is the. this is official statements and version given by western governments and western media so it's intended to hurt ordinary iranians americans by sanctioning the central bank or trying to even prevent iranians from importing. grain or rice and this is you know. absolutely disgusting

fact finding mission expected to investigate israeli settlements in the west bank it comes after the organization are theorize the problem on thursday and as artie's costlier reports israel shows little sign of stopping its policy of expansion in the area. in the remote hilltops of south have blown this ancient bed when tried exile to living from the land but if unwittingly become the latest thorn in the side of the israeli government now look around this by any means make any real security threat. to the israeli government but this part of earth was on the agenda when the german foreign minister met with his israeli counterparts at the center of the conflict these wind and solar generators which while putting electricity two and lighting up the lives of some four hundred people as tel aviv complaining it was left in the dark but these are just excited to show us how nice being transformed they had no electricity they had no power to charge the phone they would need to go to the nearby city of. you know it's two hours war just to try to the telephone and that's the preponderance of t

in one thousand nine hundred fifty six it's also been on the rest of various checkpoints in the west bank. is it one of them. these really police have pushed further into the palestinian city of ramallah they've managed to push back protesters and they formed a cordon to stop protesters coming any closer proper day we were witnessing ambulances ferrying injured people forward and backward we are hearing hearing reports of injured we also know that one high profile palestinian legislator has been hurt in the clashes here at kalandia and now the army and the police have been using water cannons and they've also been using a vehicle that when it sprays of water and all false smelling inequation that was in an effort to try and disperse the crowds at the same time there is a. bit of machinery that they've been using that emits a very high frequency sounds unnatural was to try and get the demonstrators to leave from here elsewhere we know that the clashes are continuing in jerusalem the police there are on high alert the highest alert they've been policeman on horseback as well in the west ban

and ancient tronic in the west bank these are the pressure from the israeli government officials are. the source of injury. the e.u. has stepped up its sanctions against iran freezing assets and running water officials two of these a blacklist it cites serious human rights violations for the latest measures sections already in place from oil prices exports drop but many middle east commentators say the penalties really turning people against the government. even the initial sanctions a few years ago if you look at the weekly leaks documents that they were intended for ordinary people to make them change their minds about the iranian government the recent the more recent sanctions are intended to strangle the iranian economy this is the. this is a visual statements. given by western governments and western media so it's intended to hurt ordinary iranians americans by sanctioning the central bank to try to even prevent iranians from importing. grain or rice and this is. in the eyes of the iranians absolutely disgusting so it's a major violation of the human rights of the iranian people

palestine and jordan, or trans-jordan and part of pal leestine and part of tha became israel and the west bank and so on and trans-jordan became jordan. so, the -- i mean, i think the political circumstances are very different today. the british i think are pulling out of iraq. i think the americans are saying they're very pleased about it. dick cheney was on television the other night saying we see this as a very necessary move and a victory. i don't know. i suspect that british public opinion and opinion within the labor party is now i think turning very much against the occupation of iraq. >> so, go to palestine and then to israel and in your book you discuss zionism and the need, then, that they wanted a place -- jews wanted a place to go in the world. >> i mean, zionism was a very powerful movement among the jews of the world. interestingly enough at that time not so much among american jews. american jews really became zionist as a result of hitler and the second world war, but there was a lot of pressure among the jewish people to have a homeland of their own. there were parts of the wo

intends to treat new york like the west bank that's according to a report in the associated press so if you're treating new york like the west bank they're kind of encouraging citizens to see all muslims as potential terrorists as potential threats and to act out and we haven't seen we haven't concluded the investing asian in elko home of the a lot of killing but if it turns out that this is a right we stream this then this person was essentially acting out law enforcement duties in an extreme in violent fashion but but but their second degree the view of the wadi as a terrorist has been legitimized by law enforcement and by the right wing media. interesting connection in germany news recently came out of germany that the court there rule that it's legal for police to stop an id people based on their skin color so this is an example of racial profiling at that point i'm not even trying to hide it or deny it right when you say that the same thing happens here in the u.s. but it just is more covert. there are thousands of. what's called stop and frisk for seizures in new york city wher

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the israeli military is shut off the west bank as palestinians and arabs prepare to mark the land day march commemorates the death of six hours by israeli police during protests over government confiscation of northern israeli land thousands of troops have been deployed in anticipation of violence the palestinian authorities also urge supporters to hold demonstrations outside other israeli embassies in other countries. and big brother could be slowly creeping into americans' lives with the cia chief even joking about spying on people through their dishwashers but according to recent polls u.s. people aren't seeing the funny side and the fear of big government has soared and expanding security measures are he's a very important i has more from new york. ten years ago biometrics robotics spies and state surveillance grew the makings of a spy i flick starring tom cruise sort of from the trailer of the day many scenes from the hollywood blockbuster minority report arguably a calm and reality with life ominously imitating art your walking down the street and the camera takes a picture of y

he said it it is irrational act, bubut noin the way that -- the west bank -- a rational actor, but not in the wathat the west thihinks of rationaty. the question is w what was raised by colby. th question at stake in the nenegotiations between obama and bibibi are not the american strike or america starting award. th is not what isis involved here. no one is expecting it, no one is asking. the question is, canan israel, feeling its of being e enclosed, feeling iran reachingng the zone of immunity after which israeael could never strike and ir will internally have e a bomb hanging over israel's had, as israel have the right to go out and defend itself? from every indication the inclination of the administration is to restrain israel. the reason i am concerned is because there was no limit set on the talk. they are open-ended, a and as long as they are open-ended, it will be like the previous seven years, and iwillive iran all the time it needto develop a bomb and finished the program. >> i if you accept the p premise as laid out by t the former head of mossad that it is a rational regim

more than 10,000 palestinians took to the streets in the west bank and gaz za strip. they were marking the anniversary of the killing of six arabs by israeli forces in 1976 during protests against israeli compensation of land. israeli soldiers shot and killed a palestinian man in gaza as protesters approached the border with israel. protesters in the outskirts of jerusalem burned tires and threw rocks at israeli troops. the soldiers retaliated with tear gas and rubber bullets. palestinian medical officials say more than 100 people were wounded. >>> it's time now to check on some of the stories we've gathered from broadcasters around asia. we begin with this item sent by ddi india. a four day international arms show has opened in new delhi. about 560 firms from around 30 countries including russia, france, the united states, and israel are showing off their latest weapons, defense equipment, and technologies. india's defense ministry has been organizing the event since 1999, with a goal of promoting the country's indigenous defense industry and attracting foreign inves

the decision means the fact- finding team the united nations plan to send to the west bank will not beallowed to enter the territory or israel. this is a spokesperson for the israeli foreign minister. >> with its disproportionate obsession about israel bypassing totally unthinkable number of condemnations on israel and israel only, or almost only, the emirate's rights council has made the cooperation felipe useless. they have made the situation as it is now and therefore, we have decided to sever our working ties with this body until further notice. >> a palestinian government spokesperson, criticizing israel's decision. >> this is a new indicator and not a piece of evidence that israel does not respect international law or organizations. therefore, this position should form a challenge to the international community and should drive them to hold israel responsible, not just verbally, but also in practical terms, in a manner that will force israel to stop violating the rights of the palestinian people. >> in other news from the region, the imprisoned palestinian leader marwan barghouti

a copy fremont bank was robbed just about two hours ago at the west bank on padre. the suspect walked up to a teller and demanded money and then took off. it is unclear how much money the suspect got away with. if you have any information please call the police. >> the supreme court holding their third and final day of hearings on a health-care reform law. among key issues are whether the entire law should be struck down if only one part is ruled unconstitutional. danielle nottingham tells us more about what the justices are considering. >> demonstrators poured into the plaza in front of the supreme court, sounding off about the health care reform law. >> it is a step in the right direction. >> justices are looking into issues, the first is whether the high court would have to strike down the whole if the justices decide the part that requires americans to purchase insurance or pay a penalty, is unconstitutional. tuesday justice anthony kennedy, a key swing vote, wanted to know if that part of the law goes too far. >> that is different from what we have in previous

to the west, in the hills beyond the nile's west bank, the royal tombs of the valley of the kings were cut into limestone cliffs. their interiors are richly decorated with hieroglyphs and paintings-- signs and symbols that detail the necessary steps to attain immortality. egypt's power and the grandeur that came with it were well-established by 2500 bc when the great pyramids at giza were built. the sphinx was a philosophy of government set in stone. it depicted the king as fearless, cunning and brave as the lion. and as crucial to egypt as the nile itself. the king was not just a political leader but a religious leader too. in the minds of the ancient egyptians, the pharaoh's power and authority as a king stretched far beyond the boundaries of his country-- and into the cosmos itself. after death, he would escape the earthly bounds of his tomb, board a solar boat and sail into immortality. this vision became material in objects and images found in the tombs and temples as a way of pre-ordaining a central id: after perilous and carefully prescribed journey through the night, the king w

these are the scenes live on the west bank. organizers said they wanted this process to be peaceful after friday prayers. there have been running battles, you can see, with security forces. tear gas has been fired. also, rocks thrown by demonstrators. let's go to john, who is on the non border.ba this is commemorated every year. are we seeing more people out on the streets this year? >> given the year we have had in the middle east, there is perhaps an expectation for palestinians that they might be able to mobilize better and really capitalize on the mood across the region in terms of public protest. you are right. these demonstrations have been every year. there has been an effort this year to regionalize the demonstrations a little bit. we understand there are relatively large demonstrations in lebanon. there was talk of the same thing happening in syria. also, egypt. so far, relatively small scale. certainly here, we have not seen any attempts by people trying to cross into israel, which has happened in the past, which has

fund this water treatment plant in gaza as well as police stations, hospitals, and schools in the west bank. germany has earmarked 74 million euros for these and similar projects this year as part of what it sees as a larger process. >> our goal as a palestinian state as the outcome of a negotiated two-state solution. we are supporting the building of a palestinian state, not just theoretically, but with practical measures as well. the evidence is that israel's security is a priority, but palestinian and minister says the international community should pay closer attention to israel's behavior. >> secular violence is something that warrants a lot more attention than it has been getting. stoppage of the israeli military in our areas is something that warrants a lot more attention than it has been getting. >> germany and palestinians have been expressing concerns of developments in iran. they say attention is shifting away from the israeli- palestinian peace process, making a peaceful solution even more difficult. >> it seized power last week in a coup. >> the u.s. and eu have suspended aid t

human rights panel saying her brother's body from the first gate an israeli settlements in the west bank and countries accuse the counsellor being hypocritical biased co-ordinates focus on israeli policy towards the palestinians disproportionate israel has had an easy relations with anyone for decades believing its approach is pro palestinian. in the u.s. continue it seems the victims are getting younger. max keiser says an extra ration of becoming slaves to get trapped by what he calls banks to. understanding them to the front line in afghanistan or iraq you could own one of these products there are now conscripted there in this bind where they're giving their life essentially for the glory of the banks or the cultural revolution the banks are glorious let us let us revel in the glory of the banks first you too can give away your life gets sucked into it when they sell these are products of the same kind of pretense you know a byproduct of we're going to fight al-qaeda by an advertising dollar called. total nonsense it's immoral it's illegal this poor person is now going to be facing a

human rights panel saying a larger body from stating israeli settlements in the west bank countries accuse the council of being hypocritical and biased when its focus on israeli policy towards palestinians this is disproportionate israel has had an easy relations with the un for decades believing its approach is pro palestinian. as financial woes in the us continue it seems the victims are getting younger coming up next hour artie's kaiser says the next generation coming slaves to debt trapped by what he calls banks to. it's sort of standing up to the front line in afghanistan or iraq you put it in one of these products they're now conscripted they're in this bind where they're giving their life essentially for the glory of the banks there's a cultural revolution isn't there the bankers are glorious little letters revel in the glory of the bank stirs you to give away your life gets sucked in and then they sell these products out of the same kind of pretense you know by product that we're going to fight al-qaeda by and advertising dollars. total not says it's immoral it's illegal this poor

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