but when you go in the west bank, you see that the settlements are not in some blocks. they're everywhere. settlements are everywhere in the west bank. >> by now, more than 550,000 jewish settlers live in the west bank, and they're spreading further, partly through so-called outposts like this. nir baram: if you go to the west bank, you see that to separate palestinians and jews is very very problematic right now. i've noticed that people in tel aviv and other places, they don't want to know this fact, because it contaminates their political illusions. >> nir baram has arranged to meet abu adam, who lives in ras khamis, in the arab northeast part of jerusalem. it's a district where only palestinians live. it's encircled by a wall, like an enclave in the middle of the holy city, reachable only via a single checkpoint. nir baram: jerusalem is the city where i was born. all my life, this place exists where people of jerusalem, it was deported from jerusalem and live behind this separation wall. this is a neighbourhood that you can see the separation wall from every corner.

who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bankr from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the arab is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten, what other measure you can take in order to protect the children? >> before returning home we went to visit a palestinian farmer whose life was devastated when half of his land was taken by the israeli army to accommodate the bending of the wall. -- the building of the wall. >> the majority of his land and the better part of his land is beyond that fence. all these walls he built by breaking this sporn land with his wife and his children and all his hard work is gone. he cannot go down and

we are on our way now to qalandiya checkpoint into the west bank., we are going to heam on to nablus. this is the qalandiya checkpoint. it's a major checkpoint. it's actually much more of checkpoint for palestinians coming into israel who have permits or palestinian jerusalemites who work in the west bank so they go back and forth. nablus i think is actually my favorite city in the west bank. it kind of has everything. it has poor, rich, middle class, very good food. people there love to shop-- well that's true all over the west bank-- and it's really lively all the time. the law is that jewish israelis are not allowed legally to be ie certain areas of the west bank. >> technically, it's not legal what i'm doing, my family is really not supportive of me going to the west bank. >> my name is manar. i'm a translator. i'm 30 years old and i'm fromro ramallah. >> some people find it, i won'te say offensive, but they don't like that he lives in tel aviv.v we don't say that he is israelis and it's better because people will feel more comfortable that way.

encouraging israel to continue pursuing its plans for the seizure of more palestinian land in the west bank, including east jerusalem, with impunity. the violent actions of israeli settlers have reached the extent of the formation of terrorist groups that burn and kill entire families, destroy properties, and uproot the trees that are the livelihoods of palestinian families. israel's disrespect and contemptuous policies have even lead to attempts to "legalize" the settlements and the settlers colonizing our occupied land since 1967. it even led to the point of the israeli prime minister claiming that the call for cessation of settlements and their dismantlement and evacuating settlers constitutes "ethnic cleansing." all such attempts are null and void and constitute clear grave breaches under international law. so, who then is perpetrating ethnic cleansing? in this regard, i am compelled to again warn that what the israeli government is doing in pursuit of its expansionist settlement plans will destroy whatever possibility and hopes are left for the two-state solution on the 1967 borders. t

ian lee, cnn, the west bank. >>> we'll take a short break here. still to come, dubai has added yet another stunning piece of architecture to its landscape. we take you inside the city's newest opera house when we come back. stay with us. >>> the doors to dubai's newest state of the art concert venue are officially open. the dubai opera house took more than three years to build to the tune of $330 million. here's a look inside. ♪ >> this is a genuinely groundbreaking technological marvel. ♪ ♪ >> it's a theater. it hosts productions and concerts, but it's much more than that. what we can do here that almost no one else in the world can do is transform ourselves very, very quickly. some buttons and a few strong arms, couple of hours work, and before you know it, we can be a completely different looking building. through the use of hydraulics, get rid of 950 seats here in the stalls. we can create a completely flat floor environment. ♪ >> it is wonderful to be able to inaugurate an opera house. there is the modern conception, but having the old opera

the occupation entrenched even furthermore and more palestinians in the west bank. is that vision of his -- is that dead? does that die alongside him now that -- not just -- not just the notion of peace in abstract terms but his concrete visions of two state with the setments removed from the -- settlements removed from the west bank, do you think that dies with him? >> when you and i watched and witnessed the out break of terrorism that occurred and the construction of the so-called security wall that ultimately didn't -- may have protected israelis but indeed -- almost separated them in their day-to-day lives in palestinians. the war that broke out even last summer between hamas and the gaza strip and israel, where rockets were flying into tel aviv, i mean, you have to ask, from an israeli perspective; and i understand the pal stenian -- palesti palestinian, you have to ask, what is do we get, the people themselves cannot reconcile supporting two-state solution or as many israelis solution, as many say two-stage solution, give up the west bank we'll never end our

we cross from jerusalem into the west bank. called judea and sa maria and palestine. 1967, half a million settlers have moved here. all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israely law, but it seems to make little difference. they are here in ever larger numbers. this is one of the drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on the house near the settlements. what is price tagging? >> if something happens in the settlement with the jews, kids would come and have a price tag for every activity. they come to a village like this and destroy cars and write on walls like this. it's against arabs and israel is alive and death to the arabs. >> intimidatinintimidating. you put two targets on my house, i'm moving. this is ellie. a settlement with a population of over 3,000. relatively isolated from the rest of israel. cohen is the chief executive and the former head of security. >> he is seen from up above from most of the town. most of the villages all-around. >> it's an unusual situation. a lot of your neighbors would like you to not be he

mos says: "he thought a territorial compromise in the west bank would be a disaster for israel." but it was his time as israel's foreign minister that peres left his mark on history. as the chief architect of the 1993 oslo nearly a decade of progress and mutual cooperation between the israelis and palestinians. ultimately, along with yassar arafat and yitzhak rabin, peres was awarded the nobel peace prize for his efforts. active politics, peres spent his time promoting joint arab-israeli peace projects. believing neighbors-- no matter their shared and violent history--must find a way to live together. until the end of his life, shimon peres fought for israel, both in war and in peace. in jerusalem, conor powell, fox after hearing about the death of peres, president obama tweeted out this response last night. " my condolences to the family of one of the world's greatest leaders." tonight in tampa... a special memorial for miami marlins pitcher "jose fernandez." it will take place at one of the ?first fields he played on.... at alonso high school. fernandez graduated from there fiv

the source of the water crisis in the occupied west bank is muddled.s palestinian authorities see it, israel is to blame. >> the israeli national water company has cut off supply sometimes by 50% and sometimes totally to some localities and towns and villages. >> i believe that this is part and parcel of getting rid of the indigenous people from their own land. >> reporter: a 1995 agreement gives 80% of the west bank's water to israel. the divide is stark between palestinian towns and israeli settlements. palestinians store water in tanks on their roofs, while settlers have commuter tanks. palestinians also receive less than the world health organization's recommended 100 liters a day. settlers at times have faced shortages too. israel's national water company recently announced it planned to significantly increase the amount of water to settlements. cnn requested an interview with israeli authorities but they accused the palestinian authority of stealing water and not upgrading infrastructure saying the reasons for problems with the water supply is an

how is the personality of the flats east bank different than the west bank? - [heidi] you know, we have that water taxi that takes us to and from. - [david] aha. - [heidi] yeah, so we definitely work together. we love the flats east banks, or the flats in general. but the flats east banks, we've got great venues, great restaurants, and then we have the hotel and the ey tower, and our apartments buildings that really set us apart. - [david] yeah, this is one of those destinations where there is something for everyone. i mean, if you're in a very casual mood, there are how many choices for a casual mood you have? - [heidi] oh, at least, yeah, i can't even count. you know, we have so many great restaurants with phenomenal chefs in town, you know, from zack bruell to fabio serlarno i mean, you just have so many options from the food side. but then from the bar side, we can go to big bang, we can go to forward, we can go to anywhere. i mean, you can really cover your bases here. - [david] and you can find anything you want. i mean there's a thousand kinds of beer h

settlers poured into the west bank, establishing settlements closely linked to the state of israel.

citizens live in west bank.hey have no ties to the republican national committee and uses its own funds. >>> brock turner back at home tonight. i'm rick boon in palo alto. who he'll see when he looks out his front door. i don't think he's going to like these visitors. >>> it's been a long, dangerous summer in california. sobering numbers and just how much of the state has burned. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. hazy skies here for mt. hamilton across the south bay. we're tracking the air quality forecast and temperatures near 100 this week. that's in just a few minutes. home. former stanford swimmer , and convicted sex offender, brock turner is his hometown in ohio tonight. >>> former stanford swimmer now turned convicted sex offender, brock trner, is in his hometown tonight, but his neighbors have been anything but welcoming. among them, locals showing up to protest. rook boon joins us in palo alto. what are the neighbors saying they're do when they see im? >> they said they want to have

settlers poured into the west bank, establishing settlements closely linked to the state of israel.

the west bank and gaza were in arab hands and they attacked us again and again and again. and when we uprooted all 21 settlements in gaza and withdrew from every last inch of gaza, we didn't get peace from gaza -- we got thousands of rockets fired at us from gaza. this conflict rages because for the palestinians, the real settlements they're after are haifa, jaffa and tel aviv. now mind you, the issue of settlements is a real one and it can and must be resolved in final-status negotiations. but this conflict has never been about the settlements or about establishing a palestinian state. it's always been about the existence of a jewish state, a jewish state in any boundary. ladies and gentlemen: israel is ready i am ready to negotiate all final-status issues. but one thing i will never negotiate: our right to the one and only jewish state. wow, sustained applause for the prime minister of israel in the general assembly? the change may be coming sooner than i thought. had the palestinians said yes to a jewish state in 1947, there would have been no war, no refugees and no co

, it questions their intentions of the west bank and would make it impossible for there to be a two-state revolution. >> i think what's in the interest of peace in the region is that america's commitment to israel be unambiguous. and quite frankly, since the days of the last clinton administration when we slipped into the role of being an honest broker in the region, we spent mixed signals in various administrations. donald trump and i will stand four-square shoulder to shoulder with the jewish state of israel and the american people can count on that in this administration. >> north korea, another issue right now. donald trump has said in the past he will speak with kim jong-unif he were to visit the united states, but he also said it's up to china. he said china can solve this problem in one day. so what is it, talk to kim jong-un, have china do it? where do you and donald trump stand on this crisis right now with north korea? >> well, i think the nuclear test, the firing the three ballistic missiles during the g20, it's the kind of provocation we've grown accustomed to from the regime

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jefferson county sheriff office believes this man key west bank. and passed a note saying he had a gun. he got away with about 15 hundred dollars. if you spot the man or know who he is. investigate t-res would like to hear from you. >> . a developing story out of new jersey. a woman was killed after a crowded commute train crashed into the station. some passengers took out windowed to escape. others crawled out. more than one hundred injured. right now it's investigating. least 7 days. trying to fine out exactly what happened. >> . crash killed a 34 year-old woman. standing at the platform at the time. more than one hundred o*eurs were taken to the hospital to be treated. none of the injuries are thought to be life threatening. the wreck demolished the front car. and described helping bloody passengers from inside the train car. >> . corporating. the 48 year-old was injured. but has now been released from the hospital. >> . human error is considered similarities between this crash. and one at the same station. back in may 2011. that injured more th

the west bank so, the great thing about it is s theret is the boardwalk boardwak from the struggling to the finish line free admission to watch the races, and it will be 500 meters we will bel raising >> excellent when we come back, i will c get in the boat and hopefully ith won't tip it over [music playing] [music playing] welcome back to fox8 news in the morning of the beatleso the fab four.. the greatest singing grouppfo of all-time.-time. yes. in my humble opinion. eight days a week. all right we are on day number sunday monday tuesday. why did you say this morning.nig halfway through the work rig.ig hump day. da very excited to say hump day earlier.r. that's right. we are two more alarm riings awayawa from the wey can.ca that's a good place to be.ce where going to check in with wih a.j. colby taking a look at ourr forecast for us for the rest ofs the work week into the weekend. today.today. storm fox stop the radar and and rain lining up along a cold co front. nothing here it like a half houu ago. therere was one shower west ofre toledo. look at how things have just in the last

likely. less likely.looking much less two palestinians rammed their vehicle into a bus stop in the west bank today. three israeli citizens were wounded..before being shot. video showed a high security presence..the violence was the latest in a year-long wave of palestinian assaults on civilians and security forces. 34 israelis and two americans have been killed. german radicals clashed with migrants in eastern germany -- exactly one year after the germany reached its peak. according to media reports refugees started the latest round of violence ... following verbal assaults from german protesters. there have been attacks on refugees nearly every day over the past year ... raising concerns among counter terrorism experts decision 20-16donald trump finally admitting today -- president obama was born in the united states.the republican nomniee said his rival hillary clinton is responsible for starting the so-called "ber something that clinton and multiple fact check groups call a lie."now not to mention her in the same breath, but hillary clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birther con

. >>> in israel, authorities say a palestinian man was shot dead in the west bank city of hebron aftering an israeli soldier. it is the latest in a wave of attacks across the west bank and jerusalem. >>> israeli forces have killed four palestinians and one jordanian in the last few days alone. >>> wells fargo being sued by its own customers for opening sham accounts to earn extra fees. the lawsuit seeks class-action status on behalf of hundreds of thousands of bank customers across the united states. wells fargo says that it has fired more than 5,000 employees in relation to the scam. >>> donald trump now accusing hillary clinton of being a hypocrite on gay rights. he suggested friday that clinton's secret service detail should "drop all their weapons," and said let's see what happens to clinton. >>> now to the birther issue. donald trump also finally saying the words himself friday that the president of the united states, barack obama, was indeed born in the united states. his opponents have seized on his years of pushing on that false theory. >>> the next 53 days will shape the next

fathers he built a military and nuclear program and was a strong supporter of jewish settlement in the west bank. >> let us state the risk of trying piece. rather than allowing the risk of war. >> peres led secret talks with the palestinians ending in the signing of the 1993 peace agreement. when he retired he remained involved, a state funeral is ministry expects dignitaries from around the world. shimon peres was 93 years old. >>> faster response times and keeping up with the man, crews are building a fire station near denver international airport to help the growing need. colleen ferreira takes us into the construction zone. >> dia already has fire stations on site located within the secure airfield area, they respond to airfield rescues, you may ask why do as you know the airport area is growing and has potential to grow more, so there is a definite need to have a fire station. here long paying your boulevard to respond to public needs in the area. station 35 is going in off pena boulevard you may have seen it under construction. it is the only station that is outside of the secure airfield

but the way he went about it often angered many right-wing jews who considered jerusalem and the west bank their eternal home. during his first term as prime minister, peres showed a willingness to compromise and obtain peace by handing over some of the disputed lands to the palestinians.as a result, in 1994, he shared the nobel predecessor, yitzahk rabin, and palestinian leader yasser arafat. they were honored for their efforts to solve the middle east crisis. an assassin's bullet took the life of yitzahk rabin in 1995, and peres became the prime minister for a second time. he pledged to uphold rabin's legacy by continuing the pursuit of mideast peace. but in the minds of israelis, security was first and foremost. peres lost his job in the next election by the narrowest of margins. netanyahu became the new prime minister.peres's peacemaking efforts were validated, when ehud barak foiled netanyahu's bid for re-election. in many ways, barak followed in the footsteps of peres and rabin, by making peace with the palestinians a priority.along with his two terms as prime minister, peres held ne

once consider ad hog he was an early supporter israel controversial settlements in west bank in gaza. and he helped establish israel's nuclear weapons program. perez was also a voc will opponent of two state solution >>> to compromise on west bank would disaster for israel. however overtime, his view oos involved as prime minister a more moderate politician emerged. >> with perez ordering israeli troops to unilaterally with draw from lebanon in 1985. but it was his time as israel's foreign minister that perez left his mark on history. as the chief architect of the 1993 oslo accord he helped usher in nearly a decade of progress d the israelis and palestinians. >> ultimate along with yasser arafat, par resignation was award nobel peace prize for his efforts. after leaving active politics he spent his time promote joint arab israeli pace projects no matter their shared and violent history must find a way to live together. null the end of his life he fought for israel bot in war and in jerusalem conner powell, fox news. >> you see the legacy there. you forget how important maybe he was in

a robbery happened at the west bank on colorado boulevard near 50th avenue just before 11:00 surveillance pictures show both of them wearing hoodies and gloves. one of them had a white mask. both were armed with handguns. police say thee this vehicle. they do not know ho away after that. if you think you mi?.ght gnhave any information, you could be eligible for a $20 r with crime stoppers. /ttrail today. donaum how they did last night in front of 81 miviewers. some highlights, clinton put trump on the defensive about his tax returns. he made his point calling her and ineffective long time insider. >> that makes me smart. >> if not paying taxes make him smart, what does that make the rest of us? >> let me ask you this -- you have been doing this for 30 years. why are you just thinking about these solutions right now? >> a couple of other big moment last night. donald trump said that clinton does not have the stamina to be the president of the united states. also in the last few minutes of the today, clinton recounted how trump treated a woman in a beauty pageant years ago. the attacks cont

once considered a hawk, paris was an early supporter of the settlement of the west bank and gaza. paris was also -- >> he thought a territory on the west bank would be a disaster. >> reporter: over time, peres's views evolved. it was his time as israel's foreign minister that peres left his mark on history. as the chief architect of the 1993 oslo accords, he helped usher in nearly a decade of progress, and mutual cooperation between the israelis, and palestinians. ultimately, peres was awarded the nobel peace prize for his efforts. peres spent his time promoting a peace process, believing neighbors must find a way to live together. until the end of his life, peres fought for israel, both in war and peace. >>> one day after their first head-to-head debate, donald trump and hillary clinton are back on the campaign trail and each side is claiming victory. both campaigns putting their spin on that debate. >> many analysts say clinton had the better night, and trump could have benefited from more preparation. fox news reporter, lauren blanchard has the latest. >> did anybody see that d

settlements in the west bank, he did an about turn when he came to believe they could become an obstacle to peace. so, the man led the army of israel military, also led secret talks with the palestinians that ended in the oslo peace agreement, that earned him a nobel peace pze shared. >> we want to thank you for all the seeds you've planted. >> reporter: the man who never rested finally passed away. nbc news, tel aviv. >> shimon peres dead at 93. when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. ?? thanks to customers like you, through the un foundation. it's that easy to make a difference. ?? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena? makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. if you' try clarispray.mes to escape your nasal allergies... from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. t

leaders have long opposed, however, the israeli-only enclaves that currently dot the israeli-occupied west bank. state department spokesperson elizabeth trudeau called netanyahu's comments inappropriate. >> we obviously strongly disagree with the characterization that those who oppose it settlement activity or view it as an obstacle to peace are somehow calling for f thing of jews from the west bank. we believe using that type of terminology is inappropriate and unhelpful. amy: today is a global day of action against the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline, which has faced months of opposition from the standing rock sioux tribe, as well as members from hundreds of other tribes across the u.s., latin america and , canada. as many as 80 protests are expected to take place today in major u.s. cities including new orleans, denver, age and -- anchorage and honolulu, as well as in britain, portugal, japan, and other countries. meanwhile, in north dakota, cody hall of the cheyenne river sioux tribe has been released from jail after being held for four days without bail or bond. hall says he was chased

first, we had to the west bank where and israeli is supporting the palestinians here in their battle more rights. ,

he said he had concerns about israel's settlements in the west bank and he said he hopes that the $38 million of military aid of military aid in the u.s. and has agreed to give israel will mean it can defend itself at a time of great uncertainty. egypt says at least 42 migrants have drowned after their boat capsized in the mediterranean. emergency workers rescued about 150 others. hundreds more are missing. the vessel overturned close to the port city of rosetta. it is believed that 600 egyptian, sudanese, eritrean, and some only migrants were on board. the u.n. border agency says more and more migrants are turning to egypt as a charger point it's balkan countries in europe have closed their borders. let's bring you up-to-date with some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. police say at least 32 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo in two days of clashes between security forces and protesters calling for president's resignation. his mandate ends in december, but officials have delayed scheduling elections. his opponents say he is tryi

during the 1970's, he supported colonization of the west bank, but he were to play the major role ofostering the peace agreement with the palestinians, a deal that earned him the nobel peace prize in 1994, award he shared with the palestinian leader yasser arafat and the then israeli prime minister. years later, the peace process was stalling . surrounded by bill clinton, mikhail gorbachev, he made a fresh appeal for peace. viewerst to say to our that we can revive the hope of peace. i want to tell you that it might be closer than you imagined. reporter: after a string of setbacks at the polls on june 13 , 2007, he was elected israel's ninth president. >> it is no secret that i've many misgivings about taking this job. i'm no longer a young member of the israeli parliament. i've already carried out all the key jobs of government and known some failures and a good share of successes, which i hope have been a positive contribution to the well-being and security of the state. mereter: once viewed as a ceremonial role, he pushed further for peace breaking protocol along the way. to the,

list, revealing divisions between the palestinian authority and hamas, which has controlled the west bankince 2007. local authorities are angry and frustrated by the last-minute cancellation. >> it was our only hope for a better country. this will make the division stronger. i hope that the authority will revise the decision. >> it is a violation of citizens' writes. it is breaking national unity and democratic laws, which are supposed to rule our society. catherine: it had been seen as a proxy vote on the popularity of president abbas and his fatah party versus hamas. opinion poll say the antern-backed abbas is unpopular leader, but there has been no move toward new presidential elections. thomas: 9:20 p.m. in paris, and these are the latest world headlines for those of you just joining us. democracy will be stronger than barbarity. llande those to stamp out terrorism and protect the social model in an hour-long speech that analysts say is the biggest hand he will stand again for presidency. the man who was once europe's most wanted makes his second appearance in court, but the paris att

hawk building the military and nuclear program, a strong supporter of jewish settlements in the west bank. and later a dove, peace with his arab neighbors have become his life mission. >> perez led secret talks with the palestinians ending and agreement. and israeli prime minister and palestinian leaders. all three awarded the nobel peace prize. perez retired two years ago, but stayed solved. this morning, israel's prime minister led a moment of silence for a man who served his country as seven decades as both prime minister and president. angel's warrior for peace gone at >>> president president obama and former president clinton are expected to be a part of the u.s. delegation in attendance. >> the big question on the mind of patriots' fans? who will start as quarterback this weekend? we're hearing from jimmy garoppolo and jacolby burr set. >> and the final farewell to a miami marlin, the show of respects to a baseball player killed in a tragic boating accident over the weekend. >>> a victim coming forward who worked in dorchester will answer to rape charges. >>> a toddler hit by a car

west bank and gaza again and again and again.e did not get peace we got thousands of rockets this conflict rages forethought palestinians that it can and must be resolved with negotiation. but this conflict has never been about the settlement. it has always been about the existence of the jewish state. ladies and gentlemen israel is ready in i.m. ready to negotiate all final status issues but one thing l. negotiate the one and only jewish state. [applause] >> sustained applause for their prime minister of israel in the general assembly? the change may be coming sooner than i thought. and saying yes to a jewish state there would have been no war, no refugee, or no complex. and when they finally say yes we will be able to end the conflict once and for all. here is the tragedy. not only trapped in the past but the leaders are poisoning the future imagine a day in the life of a 13 year-old palestinian boy. waking up before school with the best possible for the murder of a of us live soldiers. last year three israeli civilians were mu

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being those mistakes as among the first israeli politicians to build settlements in the west bank.is something he came to regret. yousef: thank kong. 12:30 p.m. in hong before the afternoon trading picks up after lunch break, we are seeing broadly asian stocks decline along with hong kong stocks, as financial and energy companies slump. the top stories on "bloomberg markets: middle east." oil is rising on the possibly that saudi arabia may agree to a freeze. the saudi oil minister gave the strongest indication yet that the thing to ms. ready to compromise, though it is not likely until the cartels in november meeting. yousef: shimon perez has died two weeks after suffering a major stroke. deteriorations that his condition deteriorated rapidly overnight. the 93-year-old nobel peace prize laureate was the elder politics,of israeli the last surviving link to the country's founders. bank in china has the second-largest ipo after alibaba. value of around $49.5 billion, more than 500 million retail customers, and the most branches of any investor. el-din i'm yousef gamal in algiers. is 1