israel lives!t be heard in the halls of the united nations, israel lives! let it echo down the halls of the presidential palace in iran. israel lives! let it be known to all men that israel lives, because he that keepeth israel neither slumbers nor sleeps. as king david prayed 3000 years ago, we pray for the peace of jerusalem and all of its inhabitants. let the name of the lord be glorified today. for the defender of israel, today, tomorrow, and forever, is here. can we all shout hallelujah? crowd: hallelujah! >> amen. [applause] >> once again, i would like to call upon our singer to sing "peace will yet come to us all." ♪ [applause] >> may pc yet come to all of us, here and throughout the world. atthe vice president said knesset in january, echoed by the president today and by prime minister netanyahu -- [speaking foreign language] -- we are also grateful for this special day. this concludes our ceremony. i would like to think of all of you so much for your support. please come visit again soon.

now by egypt and the palestinian authority and israel to put pressure on hamas now israel needs to choose whether its side with is out with its arab allies in the form of egypt and mahmoud abbas or whether it defends its own security concerns on the gaza border whether there is even someone in the gaza side in hamas who is willing to reach understanding's with israel only a few weeks ago was my honey a said that they want to cause israel a new neck by a new catastrophe he said on the day of the nakba memorial so israel is really here facing a hard choice it wants to improve conditions in gaza it realizes that gazans humanitarian crisis has difficult repercussions not only on gaza but also on israel but it needs to decide politically as well what ramifications these moves will have speaking of the ramifications became the international community does not seem to be. willing to implement an aggressive. approach for as far as gaza is concerned why do you think its response has been so far muted well you can say that yes. yes the international community has been very much silent over the past

israel relationship. trump announced to the world last year that the would finally recognize the truth. that jerusalem is the capital of israel. he also declare that we would soon move our embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. it five months later, we are standing on these grounds. while presidents before him have backed down from their pledge to move the american embassy once in office, this president delivered. when president trump makes a promise, he keeps it. but today also demonstrates american leadership. embassy tour jerusalem, we have shown the world once again that the united states can be trusted. our friends, allies, and above all else, we have shown that the united states of america will do what is right. and so we have. israel is a sovereign nation with a right to determine its own capital. by everyright enjoyed other country in the world. by taking this action, the u.s. has chosen to strengthen the bond between the two countries here he is our special bond is the world. this bond is forged thr

israel does what israel needs to do.iranians are marching against the united states, protesting presidents trumps decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal. maybe they should consider protesting $150 billion obama gave them in cash was not used to benefit them, but instead used to support nuclear development and military budget which has grown by 40%. now, obama's iran deal, make no mistake, destroyed 70 years of bipartisan u.s. foreign policy. his delusional do abandon israel and egypt, the largest arab country and alienated the sunni region, guaranteeing that they would face a nuclear iran. iran a leading state-sponsored terror, experts dangerous missiles and supports terrorist proxies a malicious like has blood, and the taliban. the i idea that it has a successful nuclear program is absurd to anyone with half a brain. as obama turned his back on the slaughter of christians, he allowed russia, through this vacuum to become a dominant regional player in the middle east. donald trump's withdrawal was the united states s

israel saying settlements are not conducive not to the peace process not to israel not for israel's own future if we don't want to jeopardize the jewish majority of the state and allow it to be a separate state and not one state you know which will it will might end up being if you look at the demographics if you look at the numbers with so many palestinians inside and that if we don't want to give the palestinians their rights what how can we still claim to be a democracy so this very discussion is in the heart of what we're talking about and there is no doubt that this current regime does not feel that the too much of a rush you know there knowing they have the backing of the white house at least for the next. probably maybe for eight years but definitely for the next two or three more years and that's now in him self if you see if you look at his policy and what he's been doing so far his strategy is waiting waiting it out seeing how the rest of the arab world is you know where does this go especially following the the arab spring and the unrest that followed that but this is wha

is in a position to accuse iran of anything israel is not a member of the n.p.t. they're the only country that has nuclear weapons in the region and they weren't even a party to the talks and according to the j.c. feel a the only party authorized to analyze the un in compliance with the deal is the i.a.e.a. and not israel robbie i want to talk for a moment about russia's role in all of this because of course prime minister benjamin netanyahu travel to moscow this week now when he was done with that trip he said that he was confident that russia would not prevent what he's calling israel's freedom of action but just a day later it was a very different message that we were hearing from the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov who said that he was urging all sides to calm down and this was a very dangerous escalation why the different messages coming out of moscow on this i think one has to look at what russia's interests russia's interests are supporting the assad regime they've got a military base there a naval base it's very important for them elayne ian buckets

the last eleven years when israel i need it pretty starship located in the strip when hamas took over so certainly the day is ending now we've seen more and more tear gas being used by israeli forces to try and disperse the crowd everyone here will tell you though they will be back on monday to say what they believe is their right that the entire international community has forgotten that is something they deserve to live just like even. the iranian government says accusations that fighting rockets at israeli forces in the occupied golan heights are fabricated and baseless it's also condemned what it described as the international community's silence over thursday's israeli attack on what was said to be iranian military targets in syria protests is in the iranian capital tehran have protested against washington's withdrawal from the twenty fifteen nuclear deal thousands took to the streets after friday prayers to condemn trumps you know actual decision iran wants to sound which the do foreign minister mohammad job veins are raef plans to visit beijing moscow and brussels to hold meeti

the choice for israel is very clear. either they accept two states or they accept one state with equal rights. they should understand that we the palestinian people will never, ever accept to be slaves of a system of occupation or aparthe apartheid. that will never happen. we will struggle whatever it takes to achieve our freedom. >> the battle lines are still drawn. thanks for joining us tonight. just a note before we go. today was also a big political victory not just for president trump and prime minister netanyahu but for a select group of american evangelicals who believe jews in israel are key to their millennial doctrine. a pastor, a controversial peacher whose endorse emergency john mccain had to repeudiate delivered the benedict. i spoke with him over a decade ago. back then, he explained that he was a christian zionist. >> a christian zionist is someone that believes that the bible supports israel. god begins in the foreign policy statement of israel and genesis 12:3 saying i will bless those who bless you and

as part of their strategy to destroy israel earlier this week the israel army warned of an imminent attack the i.d.f. has detected irregular iranian activity in syria as preparing the civilian population on the golan heights accordingly as well as defensive systems any aggression against israel will be mixed with a severe response and now after the golan heights attack israel followed through syrian media broadcasting their air defenses responding to attacks by israel rockets arching from one country to another israelis in the golan heights and syrians urged to find cover hoping the assault doesn't. shallop bellus al-jazeera ok let's take a quick look now at exactly where those strikes hit israel's military he says iranian forces were the first to strike shelling an israeli outpost in the occupied golan heights then israel responded with repeated strikes on iranian positions inside syria syrian state media says air defense system intercepted those rockets people living in damascus reportedly seeing explosions above the city and syrian state t.v. saying israeli missiles have also bee

and other countries to hold israel accountable they cannot continue business as usual with israel they cannot continue receiving israeli prime ministers and their capitals they cannot continue to trade with israel as long as they do these things is a must be held accountable if any country on earth does this to its people and to the people to do that to their neighbors what would that enter national going to do. now this government feels immune feels that people one statement condemning saying it's bad and then in this critical time we have an american veto in the general assembly we have solutions that are inevitably meant it so out of if you want me to be very frank i want these nations because if to stand tall and hold the israeli government accountable now we have made it a fair deal for them to national criminal court we want the help of the members of the international court criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and this war crimes against the israeli prime minister and defense minister and others or officials we have a case now in the human rights coun

embassy in israel to jerusalem. amy: on tuesday come the two prosecutor of international criminal court said she is closely following the situation in gaza and would "take any " to prosecuteed crimes. meanwhile, the united nations human rights office has condemned the "appalling deadly violence" by israeli security forces in gaza. this is u.n. human rights spokesman rupert colville. >> lethal force may only be used in the measure of last, not first, resort. and only when there is an immediate threat to life or serious injury. orattempt to approach crossing or damaging the green line fence do not amount to a threat of serious -- to life or serious injury and not sufficient crimes for the use of live ammunition. amy: to talk more about the crisis in gaza, we are joined by norman finkelstein. his most recent book "gaza: an , inquest into its martyrdom." he is the author of many other books including "the holocaust industry: reflections on the exploitation of human suffering" and "knowing too much: why the american jewi

israel saying settlements are not conducive not to the peace process not to israel not for israel's own future if we don't want to jeopardize the jewish majority of the state and allow it to be a separate state and not one state you know which way it will might end up being if you look at the demographics and to look at the numbers with so many palestinians inside and that if we don't want to give the palestinians their rights what how can we still claim to be a democracy so this very discussion is in the heart of what we're talking about and there is no doubt that this current regime does not feel the too much of a russian know their knowing they have the backing of the white house at least for the next. probably maybe for eight years but definitely for the next two or three more years and that's now in him self if you see if you look at his policy and what he's been doing so far his strategy is waiting waiting it out seeing how the rest of the arab world is you know where does this go especially following the arab spring and the unrest that followed that but this is what he believ

well those tensions between israel and iran and the fallout with the u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear pact were of course the topics there in german foreign minister argo moss' first visit to moscow as new foreign minister has taken a tougher approach with moscow than its predecessor and in spite of seeing eye to eye with russia i'm keeping the iran nuclear deal alive moss also had plenty to criticize. german russian relations have long been fraught that tension was on display during the german foreign minister's visit to moscow. last laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and met his counterpart sergei lovett of their encounter was far from warm given the west's recent accusations that russia is behind the nerve agent attack on a former russian double agent and a cyber attack on the german foreign ministry. i believe that's an open and honest dialogue is the key to a solid partnership we have to be able to figure out if we are still playing by the same rules. germany and russia aren't at odds on all fronts both want to salvage the nuclear de

to consider israel does what's necessary to protect. but israel does what's also necessary to minimize to minimize civilian casualties in any kind of attack you know i was asked to debate the famous south african judge richard goldstone and we had a debate of brandeis university and when we did i very carefully looked at israel's military tactics in gaza and how it goes about its military campaigns and i'll tell you something that israel does and i'm certain the russian army doesn't do this and i'd be surprised if the american army does this if we have information that somebody is storing iranian missiles in a house in the gaz a strip and we're in the middle of a of a full scale conflict and we have a legal right under international law to destroy that house because it has become a place where munitions are hidden we have our intelligence branch with its arabic speaking officers call the house where those missiles are stored and we tell the owner of that house your house we know has hamas munitions has the iranian rockets and we will de

israel decided to impose collective punishment which is a war crime. israel deprived of protection.this requires an urgent action to rectify the very difficult humanitarian situation. we several times called on the council to lift the israeli blockade against gaza and provide the necessary assistance to alleviate the suffering of our people. unfortunately this to date has not been done, and we are making these appeals and expectations today. recall resolution 1860 and council statement on this year we are asking for serious measures to exert pressure on the occupying power to put an end to the blockade and open crossing points to enable for the free circulation of people and goods in line with the international humanitarian law. we also call for the support of unrest which despite financial crisis which was imposed on it -- unrest -- on estimating its mandate and providing assistance to refugees and continues playing an important role to alleviate the suffering of people in the gaza strip to meet the urgent needs. madam president, we call on the security council to work without dela

and other countries to hold israel accountable they cannot continue business as usual with israel they cannot continue receiving israeli prime ministers and their capitals they cannot continue that appeared with israel as long as they do these things. is a must be held accountable if any country on earth does this to its people and to the people to do that to their neighbors what would enter national unity do. now this government feels immune feels that people one statement condemning saying it's bad and then in this critical time we have an american veto in the general assembly we have solutions that are inevitably mental so if you want me to be very frank i want these nations because if to stand tall and hold the israeli government accountable now we have made it a fair deal for the international criminal court we want the help of the members of the international court criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and this war crimes against the israeli prime minister and defense minister and others or officials we have a guest now in the human rights council calli

of actions let's say that people who cross the line ok which by the way there is no line because israel did not define it. but you know there's a fence there and there's israeli soldiers guarding that fence the fence is self-imposed self created israel has not declared its borders yet that's the question but when we saw that if it is coming from the middle east towards europe tens of thousands did you hear of any people being killed in russia or all around or in germany or in france or in britain. across the line you can analyze them you can iris them you don't have to open gunfire and we have pictures of israeli soldiers killing our kids and our boys and girls and then celebrating grabbing. happiness these are war crimes these are murderers. i cannot accept any pretext other than saying that they defend him how can they defend themselves to the pretext of such massacres i think the message is very clear i think the message is telling palestinians we're here to stay as you're occupiers we're going to block it we're going to continue our control in the west bank we're going to continue o

the history of israel dates back to ancient times and the kingdoms of israel and judah . later this region was conquered by the romans during this time the jews were often persecuted and many fled to neighboring states. the zionist movement was founded in the late nineteenth century. jews from around the world moved to palestine which at that time was part of the ottoman empire the zionists talk to create a jewish national home in palestine. after world war one palestine was governed by britain over the next several decades more and more jews including many from eastern europe emigrated to palestine. this led to tensions with the arabs who lived in the region. and there were frequent clashes. after the nazis came to power in germany many german jews fled to palestine. after the war many holocaust survivors believe that this was the only place where they could feel safe. britain had never been able to resolve the territorial dispute between jews and arabs in palestine and in one nine hundred forty seven turn the problem over to the united nations in november of that year t

when you fly from calls for restraint for world leaders as israel and iran square off the hope is to prevent further military reprisals following israel's deadly attacks on the reigning targets in syria israel claims the raids were punishment for iran's attack on the don't want the israeli government described as crossing a red line also on the program. three quarters of a million children in the democratic republic of congo a loss of nearly mt everest unicef says that of that more than half of them could die in a vast jungle region hit by conflicts between the army and government. that's what combined spectacle songs dance music and pure kids. the livestrong concerts take place and listen this weekend will take a look at the fight. and still go welcome to the program iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria his first official reaction came from the ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses israel struck dozens

in the land of israel. the jews were given just a portion of our historic homeland. yet we accepted it. we took it. but the arabs said no. the palestinians could not bear the thought of sharing what was our land to begin with, so they launched a war upon us. israel ultimately won that battle. but palestinian lives and violence will not relent. and too many in the international community let them get away with it. they falsely equated violence with racism. they saluted the palestinian cause while israelis were murdered, kidnapped and forgotten. they sided with palestinian colors often with no questions asked. fast forward to 2005, you forgot about it, israel disengaged from gaza. we left. completely. no jewish community. settlement, occupation, we took out the entire jewish community out of gaza. even the people in gaza, we took them out. no idf, no checkpoint, no civilians, nothing. we left. decided to try -- we left gaza in 2005. gaza could have become a palestinian success story. maybe the single proof of

there is more than one way to be pro-israel. alan takes one stance, pro-regime, pro-government, backing not only israel as a state, but this particular government and its policy. says there is more than one way. there are many loud voices within israel saying, settlements are not conducive, not to the peace process or israel's future, if we do not want to jeopardize the jewish majority of the state and allow it to be a separate state and not one state, which it might end up being, if we look at the demographics, the numbers, with so many palestinians inside. if we do not want to give palestinians their rights, how can we be a democracy? this is at the heart of what we are talking about. there is no doubt this current regime is not in too much of a rush. they know they have the backing of the white house. probably maybe for eight years. policies andt the what he has been doing so far, his strategy is waiting it out, seeing how the rest of the arab world -- where does this go, especially following the arab spring. this is what he

israel strikes several targets in syria. inside syrian territory of launching attacks on the golan heights. live from doha also coming up going prime minister. except selection defeats by his mentor. dr that. nobody thought this was going to happen and if it did it would be years or decades. with the release of three american prisoners from north korea they should arrive in two hours. this is strong i would not. undertake activity. donald trump's nominee to head the cia promises not to use torture against detainees if she gets the job. tensions between israel syria and iran appear to be escalating with israeli warplanes firing at targets inside syria the state news agency there is reporting that several military sites including a radar facility and munitions depos have been destroyed earlier the israeli military said iranian forces in neighboring syria fired rockets at their positions on the golan heights in shell about us. air raid sounding in the israeli occupied golan heights rockets fired from syria israel says somewhere

israel that any part of jerusalem is not part of israel let me tell you something i was in israel three weeks ago i spent a day in the west bank i spent a day with an easter is that with many students the knights and they said to me very very clearly they would rather remain under israeli sovereignty and become citizens of israel and live under palestinian authority rule and it's interesting because in one nine hundred sixty seven when israel recaptured or took control of east jerusalem out of the holy sites it offered every palestinian or every arab resident at the time to be system citizenship now they collectively said no but at the end of the day those citizens those residents of east jerusalem benefit from all the benefits that you get from living in israel and they said to me very clearly i've heard it with my own ears that they would rather remain under israeli sovereignty and be part of the palestinian authority is finally i don't know what you thought of the media coverage of what's been happening near that buffer zone between the armistice line but britain's nato ally turkey h

in israel, the strikes have been well received by the population is a sign israel is flexing its musclesot bending to iran's will. the israeli daily wants to be careful about the general euphoria and that it could be a prelude to disaster. the article explains even though benjamin netanyahu is enjoying massive popularity as well as donald trump in israel because of the most pro-israeli policies so far including moving the embassy to jerusalem, despite all that, generally when israel has sought to flex muscles industry in a miss by force it has often backfired as history shows. isit -- the biggest example lebanese hezbollah created in the wake of israel's intervention in the lebanese civil war in the 1980's. when israel sought to weaken it with another civil war, it made it more popular with the lebanese population. molly: there are fears in israel in terms of has block it would respond in kind to the latest airstrikes. >> hezbollah is often seen as the strong of iran when it comes to israel. according to the lebanese daily, hezbollah has been calling for de-escalation of conflict, even t

israel bad. israel bad. that's their whole subtlety. and mind you, the bodies of those poor, helpless little terrorists. well, you know, when a terrorist seeks to commit murder, we do everything possible to prevent them from doing so. so when you read the headline, understand this is who "the new york times" is celebrating. i'll ask you, madam president, why wasn't the swastika on the cover of "the new york times"? might people understand it differently if they actually showed photographs of what was happening? one of hamas' facebook pages posted maps with directions to nearby israeli communities. where thousands of israeli live within two miles of the border. you look at this map, this map is posted -- you don't understand. these protesters are not just there saying, you know, make love, man, not war. "the new york times" wants to paint them as some happy little hippies with daisies in their ears. just give peace a chance. you know, john and yoko are among them. why is hamas posting this map say

israel is marking two major milestones. we are celebrating 70 years since our people reestablished our sovereignty and independence by establishing the state of israel in the land of israel and we are welcoming with gratitude president trump's vision to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. this was a step for peace, because in any peace agreement, jerusalem will be israel's capital. claims a decision is ave the u.s. embassy reason or justification for palestinian violence should take another look at history. not a reasoncuse for violence against israel. if this body wants to uphold truth and justice, it will stop right here and now, and reaffirm israel's right to defend itself. setsecurity council must the standard of behavior. you must tell hamas violence is not the answer. you must ask yourself, what would you do? well it you do, each one if you? violence is threatening -- if violence was threatening to crush your borders, what would you do if your people work faced with terrorist attack day in and day out? you must not gi

israel i want to take a moment to mark the seventieth anniversary of israel's independence in this united nations security council on behalf of the american people i congratulate our friends in israel on the remarkable achievement of seventy years of independence moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is not up to us it's a question of international law to trump administration refuses to listen to what the world is say to a stated in the un resolutions in particular the security council resolutions and international law while the palestinian people are hit by catastrophe israeli celebrate seventy years of independence this is just another example of the u.s. totally ignoring our feelings and right now other members of the u.n. security council took to the floor and spoke we heard the united kingdom sweden and other countries are criticizing israel's actions while voicing support for israel and at the same time saying they did not agree with. the u.s. move to move the embassy to jerusalem saying that israel's capital is something that should be determined in the negotiations that ar

will not remain on the level of accusations and mutual suspicion let's have such an investigation israel continues its brutal attack on an armed person you civilians in the gaza strip in a flagrant violation of international law including international humanitarian law human rights. and the provisions on the protection of civilians what this is is a war crime a crime against humanity in accordance with the rome statute that created the i c c we have come to the security council many times so ask for immediate action to stop the israeli aggression against our armed people are people who are crushed under the odious israeli occupation are people who are suffering from this forces they sent and exile for over seventy years they have sent hundreds of letters describing what is happening on the ground in terms of the brutal israeli occupation of our people we have sent many appeals to implement the provisions of international law the provisions of international humanitarian law of human rights and the relevant provisions. and decisions of the united nations we have warned against. and the cru

israel has every right to do it -- they are being positioned to hit israel. israel has every right to do it. you get one because your enemies are already there. iran already believes they are at war with israel. israel believes it is already at war with iran. there are definitely iranian positions in syria. russia sat on its hands because what israel hit was not there to fight isis. they were there to threaten israel. russia sat on its hands and israel's set back three years of ink in the rgc yesterday taking out those missile factories, those missile positions, and those leaders. we support that. if you designate the rgc as a terrorist organization, you should be able to change the a f and allow the united states and israel to target militia leaders in syria when they threaten u.s. bases and when they launch rockets against israel. host: if they do not, if they remain, what is the danger of iran remaining in syria for years to come? they have a foothold. they have propped up assad. you had americans preventing in the logistical support. syria was not in a pl

well one of israel's former diplomats joins me now from jerusalem where in violation of u.n. security council resolution four seventy eight the united states moved its embassy to dr alan diehl is the israeli foreign ministry's former director general and served as israel's ambassador to south africa ambassador thanks for coming on going underground so who is to blame for the atrocities on the world's television screens this week it's questions should be related to the whole conflict is one hundred years old who's to blame. israelis all the palestinians. this is a question that nobody can reach a conflict that is going on. for a century in this unfortunate event on the fourteenth of may that will terrible a lot of the climate of this conflict eateries or terrible situation in gaza terrible humanitarian crisis in the decision of the israeli. security of three keys to shoot with live ammunition it anyone trying to cross the border into israel. the territory's so this is a cult of crunchy all going well actually. i don't think i can put the finger on one side it's terrible situat

for the nation of israel, the state of israel, this is a very big deal. this is a recognition of their long claim that all of jerusalem, east and west, are part of their -- what they call undisputed, undivided historic capital of israel. but of course it is disputed. there are now on the ground tens of thousands of palestinians. the latest estimates are 40,000 palestinians protesting in gaza. and as they approach the israeli border at multiple locations, israelis are responding with live fire and the death toll keeps changing but about 40 people or so have been killed so far. so now we are hearing the national anthem -- >> richard, we're just going to pause because they are singing the national anthem. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ over the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet

and iran or at least try to calm the situation as it were between israel and first because israel is intent on not taken the dialogue path because they want to take on iran because they don't accept iran's press. to syria they've already said many many times that this is sort of line to it's only the russians today that on able to really mediate if you will between iran and israel to trying to calm the situation but certainly doesn't seem like the iranians want to take the russians want to take the role seriously because they talk about regret they talk about bush is that the two parties calm the situation but in fact russia has control over the airspace of syria is not stepping in in order to calm the saul's in that region ok thank you milan. and with al-jazeera still ahead on the program the official apology to the man illegally kidnapped by british spies it is said to be tortured by market down fees in libyan security services. and when the love of a comes arians the medics who met and fell for each other as they helped injured protesters on the gaza israel border. how i was there

and israel want to send with us embassy inauguration. well very frankly from the american side it's simply a matter of saying we stand with israel and from president trump side it's saying trump keeps his promises this has been a campaign promise of him has been a promise of several u.s. presidents before him and now it's finally happened and there is a small crowd of trump supporters who are here are all very very happy with the move tanya let's come to you now because you're in the palestinian part of the city in east jerusalem where they want to have their capital city what has been happening there today what have people been telling you. well i think you are saying you know that they hope for having. capital in the future and depend on palestinian state is really fading away politically they see israel is now more on the winning side and us watching. this regard but most people are now more concerned actually i've been talking to people you know over the past couple of hours saying that muslim sort of what's happening in gaza steadil

a perfect start to building a new life in israel. so let them get say anything they want to because he can hit any man sack you forgetting like i said here it's a bit sad i think but take those should they be out. to. make your score cheap smart or with the d w force much of. what you watch when you let's face up to date extraordinary claims to decide what songs find out more. dot com smart t.v. . and ruin everything man knows if the child needs food the truth can be nothing before maybe is real is can really have been know to proclaim they dropped out of the school because they really did nothing when coming from home that could have easily been us. at any one of a slope.

you said that donald trump is pro-israel. is barack obama pro-israel? >> very much so. >> what is the difference between their attitude and which one do you find workable in which one is less helpful? can you define the differences? >> i have been to personally meet all the residents and those who suspected before they were elected that they want to be pro-israel amanda not being pro-israel. it reflects something deeper and they basically support american people because [inaudible] so, the difference -- there are many differences. basically no one he rewrites the scratch and only time would tell to what extent the short-term advantages of peace will be and it might be balanced by long-term consequences. obama was more traditional and ultraliberal and extremely intelligent in the president so he understood the work and history and undercurrent. >> who understand the middle east better? obama or trump. >> what was that answer? >> it does not mean -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> obama had deep understanding of politics not just in the middle ea

delegation it was called a glorious day israel's prime minister. also coming. or are they. to members of germany's national football squad meet turkey's president. over their loyalties law. good to have you with us for some it was a day of joy for others a day today and today the u.s. officially opened its new embassy in jerusalem a move celebrated by israelis condemned by palestinians president decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital broke with decades of u.s. policy and it put the country at odds with most of the international community today at the border with gaza palestinian protesters a protest against the move they turned deadly with at least fifty people killed by israeli troops the white house has blamed hamas which governs gaza for what he called intentionally cynically provoking the israeli response. the sky blackened with smoke on the bloodiest day on the gaza israel border for years. gaza's health ministry said children were among the dozens killed. because of. the actions of the army a brutal towards the palestinians towards children women and men