knesset member daniel ben-simon says prime minister netanyahu doesn't realize the protests are rooted in the public's interest not in political rivals. people hear yelling shouting us keeping industry i'm talking about tens of thousands he won't see the police shooting. the put this is it's a very polite very strong very polite as to how to change the policy of the government and how to have a better life in israel for the time being they have not been any wounded in the last three and two weeks i don't think it will be different in the coming weeks this is the shrike of usually professionals it's not of unemployed people we have almost no in the ploy but you do everything and see if you can not have a decent life this demonstration that has no right wing or left wing views it is most of the mainstream israelis who feel so bad about the home they live and they go to destroy like tonight and maybe next week and i don't think mr netanyahu gets the right view of these demonstrations he thinks that political parties all behind it and he is wrong. thirty one u.s. special forces personnel a

netanyahu has given a commission of the task of finding a solution. for the protesters, that is not enough. >> i do not believe we can ignore this inspiring thing. he is trying to take action that he knows maybe can make us smaller. it will not work. >> many activists hope that thousands of war will take to the streets. for the moment, it does not appear that major issues like settlement building will be on the agenda. the demonstrators want basic issues like the cost of living addressed first. >> joining us now in our parliamentary studios is our middle east analyst. thank you for being with us. economic growth in israel is among the fastest in the world. do you think the middle class to release has same reason to protest? >> i do think that have a reason. it is so hard for members of the middle-class in israel to survive. prices are extremely high for everything, housing, child care, everything. even in the family where the two partners work, it is very hard to get the money you need in order to survive, especially in tel aviv. >> how much of a thre

reach of ordinary people so that is why you are hearing is radio is incredibly angry they say that netanyahu is not only not listening to their demands he is completely out of touch with what people here are thinking. where you are uprising in egypt you know you were in caro during the revolution do you think it's a fair comparison. i think the comparison is fair in certain we are hearing that comparison being made on the streets of tel aviv this demonstration is mobilized around eight main street in tel aviv that's known as the last child boulevard and for the better part of three weeks that street has been turned into a chain city there are hundreds upon hundreds of tents their way people are sleeping where people are eating they're holding discussions they're playing music and they themselves are referring to the street as your corner to hear square of course being the heartbeat of the egyptian revolution here in israel it's also a demonstration that has launched the mobile. by the youth which is what we saw happening in egypt it is also a demonstration that is receiving support online pe

sentiments being expressed karen israeli circles today is that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been preparing for a war with gaza for some time and every day what happened on tuesday was just perfect opportunity to carry out the assault that he seems to have ties in with the current domestic problems faced in israel this very weekend we saw the marches on the streets you have more people protesting about the way that. a lot of the government's domestic policy right now there is some cynicism isn't there about the timing of these. assaults across the weekend at the same time as they were demonstrating about the problems within israel and the city has some cynicism here in israeli circles when you talk to demonstrators they say that they're not surprised latest spate of violence many believe that netanyahu was just hoping for something like this to happen because he is a prime minister there is very strong. security issues are issues of what what is called terrorism here in israel rather than on increasing socio economic internal problems so for more than a month now you've h

demonstrators they say that they're not surprised by the latest spate of violence many believe that netanyahu was just hoping for something like this to happen because he is a prime minister that is very strong. on security issues on issues of what what is called terrorism here in israel rather than on addressing socio economic internal problems so for more than a month now you've had tens of thousands of protesters in all the major cities in israel they marched again last night and was before the slogan was a call for social justice they added a new slogan yesterday saying a call for a cease fire now the protesters that i've been speaking to are adamant that they will not let this latest spate of violence detract the netanyahu government from addressing their concerns they plan by the first weekend in september they'll have a million man march they believe they'll get a million israeli citizens to the streets so that's almost one sixth of the population here so there certainly is a lot of disgruntled israelis about domestic issues and if anything ironically this latest spate of violence that

if this latest spate of violence detract the netanyahu government from a great scene. they planned that by the first weekend in september they'll have a million man march they believe they'll get a million israeli citizens to the streets so that's almost one sixth of the population here so there certainly is a lot of disgruntled israelis about domestic issues and if anything i want to keep this latest spate of violence they say has made them even more determined to make sure that netanyahu and his government addresses the concerns. reporting there from jerusalem now to britain where two young men have been handed a tough jail sentences for using facebook to encourage violent riots to jail terms were praised by prime minister david cameron but slammed by human rights groups as over the top parties ivor bennett has more on how the policy of zero tolerance has taken hold in the u.k. . four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook no one turned up after their invitati

says camp netanyahu itself has been pushing mum over these protests his spokesperson has come on record saying that these protests are out of proportion he says that the israeli qana me is healthy and sound although there certainly is a disagreement within the politicians because we know that the director general of the finance ministry has resigned we also know that a special committee has been set up by netanyahu themselves to look at how to deal with these protesters and their grievances at this stage it seems unlikely that these demonstrations will dissolve into violence although having said that this past weekend on the weekend before after the official demonstrations ended there were a number of protesters who simply sat in the roads and refused to be moved and they were forcibly removed by police a number of arrests were made and they certainly was the mood of the tension on the streets that there would be violence now there is another purchase being organized online it's being dubbed the million man march and already tens of thousands of people have signed up for that it's a pro

pull change now the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been very quiet in his response in much the same as that i'll be egypt's president hosni mubarak was at the top of it that you may believe said shift today friday the opposition he deceived me issued a scathing attack against the dollar saying that not only was he out of touch with the people but the soviets that he was doing was to try and crush these demonstrations and the only thing that's another bit in the past few days except imitation is part of a mass movement people in the country thirty at the time here is a very catching people to mobilize people are saying they go nowhere and a lot of the government says i'm on the next anomalies policia t.v. television. knesset member daniel ben-simon says prime minister netanyahu doesn't realize the protests are rooted in public discontent and not coming from political rivals. people here yelling out shouting are sleeping in the streets and talking about tens of thousands you won't see the police shooting or beating the protesters it's very polite it's very strong vested

keep this latest spate of violence that they say has made an even more determined to make sure that netanyahu any government creates its be concerns. as they are reporting from i'm speaking with my colleagues earlier this evening and now back to our top story we can now cross to our it's a journalist busy hielan in tripoli to find out what's happening on the ground there. can you just give us an example of the feeling of what's happening now in tripoli. yes well we just had a few minutes ago from the government spokesman for him that one thousand three hundred people have been murdered in tripoli over the past twelve hours because of the emergence of the rebels in tripoli with the support of nato and yesterday at over three hundred people were killed and just today more than one hundred people were injured so the situation now is very grave and crucial and it's. but it's the only obstacle to this brutal bloodbath in should be happening here is is nato and the minute that nato leaves this country i mean it is like shades well and it's the rebels admitted at the beginning of the crisis that wit

this latest spate of violence that they say has made him even want to try him and to make sure that netanyahu and his government addresses the concerns of his movies correspondent paula. britton two young men in the tough jail sentences for using facebook to encourage violent riots or jail terms were praised by prime minister david cameron but slammed by human rights groups as over the top of his other bed it has warned how the policy of zero tolerance has taken hold of the u k. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook no one turned up after their invitation to riot which they later said was a drunken joke but now they face sentences even tougher than most looters and i worry is that it is an imbalance a four year sentence for example would normally be given to somebody for a previous whatley harm for holding someone up with a knife or even for. some form of sexual assault so it seems to me that. there is a danger that the courts are moving into disproportionate territory and not ac

this latest spate of violence detract the netanyahu government from the tracy bacon says they plan that by the first weekend in september they'll have a million man march they believe they'll get a million israeli citizens to destry so that's almost one hundred sixty i'll be population here so they certainly is a lot of disgruntled is rabies about domestic issues and if anything i want to keep this latest spate of violence they say has made them even more determined to make sure that netanyahu and his government addresses become citizens. and going back to our top story breaking news from tripoli leaving libya we can cross to modernize and roy who is in tripoli from the center for research on globalization. now you are in a media center in tripoli which is surrounded by rebel gunmen what is happening around you right now at this for a moment. we are surrounded by snipers i mean you can find space in the model. we are here nationally it was in the woods basically instructed not to come here leave. this was going to be very often seen it was specifically told him i'd stay near he never sa

scamp netanyahu itself has been pushing mum over these protests we know that he is pushing for a housing bill to be passed as quickly as possible the ball looks at the bureaucracy around construction planning but aside from that he's really has said practically nothing his spokesperson has come on record saying that these protests are out of proportion he says that the israeli economy is healthy and sound although there certainly is a disagreement within the politicians because we know that the director general of the finance ministry has resigned we also know that a special committee has been set up by netanyahu himself to look at how to deal with these protesters and their grievances and so far corner of them from israel have involved only peaceful protests is it likely do you think that will but we'll see the situation there escalating into something more like the middle east. at this stage it seems unlikely that these demonstrations will dissolve into violence although having said that this past weekend on the weekend before or after the official demonstrations ended there were a num

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to discuss a possible return to pre-one nine hundred sixty seven borders with palestinians the country has been occupying land in the west bank where palestinians hope to build their own state since the six day war announcement for those been minutes and yeah it was consistent rejection of the same proposal put forward by the uk obama may in return the palestinians would be expected to drop their bid for statehood at the un and formally recognize israel as a church state. police in britain have released incredible c.c.t.v.

fifty thousand anti-government protesters take to the streets across israel demanding prime minister netanyahu step down but some saying the arab spring has now spread to the country. and welcome to aussies weekly review and you go shower tell main story now the threat of a disastrous us debt default has been averted at the eleventh hour with president obama announcing that lawmakers have finally reached a deal after a seemingly endless political bickering and stalemate however the political struggle is far from being over with the most important issue of how to best balance the budget being put on for a later date the announcement comes after barack obama held intense talks with democrat and republican leaders the compromise a while the world punishing us boring to continue our cheese day in exchange for more than two trillion at. in the long term spending cuts but as we're in a fortnight reports deal they haven't reached the u.s. reputation has been tarnished. so help us avoid default debt ceiling nation default and this crisis time's running out the entire world is watching it's been a publ

hundred fifty thousand antigovernment protesters take to the trees across israel demanding prime minister netanyahu steps down but some say the arab spring has now spread to the top tree. hello and welcome to our cheese weekly review. main story now the political game of chicken as china has put it is continuing in washington as the country heads towards a disastrous default for weeks now lawmakers have been struggling to reach a compromise deal to raise the u.s. debt limit and as artie's merino point ny reports with just hours left till the is the second deadline because intensifying for politicians on capitol hill to cut the partisan bickering and do their job. well what we hear and what we see are two different things in terms of what is happening in washington regarding this debt deal it's been dramatic there's been a lot of political posturing taking place but no deal as of yesterday sunday morning we did see u.s. republican leaders take to all the mainstream media saying that a deal is close shortly after we saw u.s. democratic leaders say that there is no final agreement later on about four

it as a member daniel says prime minister netanyahu doesn't realize the protests are rooted in public discontent and not coming from political rivals. people hear yelling shouting being industry. tens of thousands he won't see the police shooting all beating the put this is it's very polite it's very strong very polite as to how to change the policy of the government and how to have a better life in israel be they have not read any wounded in the last three weeks i don't think it will be different in the coming weeks this is a strike usually professionals it's not of unemployed people we have almost no unemployment but you do everything and say you cannot have a decent life this administration has no right to be a left wing views it is moost of the mainstream israelis who feel so bad about how they live and they go to district like to night and maybe next week and i don't think mission a ten year old gets the right view of these demonstrations he thinks that political parties are behind it and he's wrong. thirty u.s. special forces personnel and seven afghan soldiers have been killed

fifty thousand anti-government protesters take to the streets across israel demanding prime minister netanyahu step down but some say the arab spring has now spread to the country. hello and welcome to all of you i'm. storing up the immediate threat of a disastrous u.s. debt default seems to have been averted at the eleventh hour with president obama announcing that lawmakers have finally reached a deal after weeks of political bickering and stalemate then all spent comes after barack obama held last ditch intensive talks with democrat and republican leaders on increasing a. because the debt limit so the two step compromise will made us boring to continue off to choose a day in exchange for wonder dollars in spending cuts however the political struggle is far from over with became how to balance the budget being put off for a later date and you cross party congressional committees to be setup as part of the deal to advice on concentrating tax reforms medicare and social security but doesn't barina portnoy reports the tortures and lengthy road to reach agreement has damaged the reputation of th

one of the said aneta game that seems to have changed to terrorism and security do you think that the netanyahu government is using this as an opportunity to get traction on issues at home so certainly no question that netanyahu use using it in certainly that people may disappear in a give give it to him on a social. but i don't think the. social purpose is going to disappear because there is a very very much feeling of bitterness. and it's always been living very much most of all because of the free markets capitalistic economy has been for many children feel good lisa so if you know we could very much. i think this will not go away. for the palestinians and of course they have a sentiment that's being expressed here and has money that you can't quick to respond back with something tasty yeah. cancer is something that's been on the cards for some time it will keep the price of management. to britain now where two young men have been handed a tough jail sentence for their facebook posts which called on others to write none of the messages actually lead any trouble and the men said they'd been m

they will remain with their demands high on the agenda but of course there is growing concern that the netanyahu government might use this kind of violence as an excuse as a detraction away from actually addressing a very real concerns with me i has adam can se is a spokesperson from the movement had been the most recent protest last night saturday seemed to see demonstrators with a new slogan now in light of the latest conflict yours is. always the old slogan the vehicle on social justice they will thing the people want to see is for you is this representative of most israelis would most israeli supporters cease fire the moment when this is clearly goes into effect everybody would be very. the problem with what was said. mainstream columnist to the interviewer to her not that there is a kind of macho question who will have the last word who will shoot the first short the last shot which is completely unimportant as a politically or militarily but it is a question of the issue and that causes more people to the forces for the chief. one time the issue here for the last month has been issues of s

fifty thousand answer government protesters take to the streets across israel demanding prime minister netanyahu step down but some say the arab spring has now spread to the country. and welcome to all she's a weekly review i'm here to tell main story now the immediate threat of a disastrous was dead for what seems to have been of that head at the eleventh hour with president obama announcing that lawmakers have finally reached a deal after weeks of political bickering and stalemate that alison and plans after barack obama held last ditch intensive talks of democrat and republican leaders on increasing america's debt limit the two step compromise will commit us more. to continue after cheese they exchange for one trillion dollars in spending cuts however the political struggle is far from over with the key to balance the budget being put off for a later date when you cross party congressional committee is to be set up as part of the deal to advise and can't seem craving tax reform medicare and social security but doesn't remember it now reports the tortures and lengthy road to reach an agreement

well i disappoint but it doesn't surprise us because netanyahu you know i think more than any other section of government if you look at his record on education on security on the peace process he change his mind all the time the only things that he does if you vote he never change his mind i vote yes economics yes a very strict very clear economy ideology which is extremely radical extremely radical it's inspired by the u.s. but he went a few steps further and and i don't i don't think that it can really you know change is if they say this is true and really even to his credit this is what he believes if you really believe that as economies working only as a people are starting in the are telling him no it's not working but if you see even if you did get your wish that. said yes you're right i'm resigning do you really change things for the better. i wish. well. we don't there's no political party yet we don't have a political party we have people from watching everything started but we do believe that there are other people as there are leaders who can take us where we want to go and you

cablegram may be rescued and on high on the agenda but of course there is growing concern that the netanyahu government might use this current violence as an excuse as a traction and we can actually if we think made me feel concerned with me i have adam can ask you this congressman from the movement and in the most recent protest last night suddenly seem to see demonstrators with a new slogan now in light of the latest conflict. together with the old slogan that people want social justice they will also chanting the people want the ceasefire if this representation most israelis would most israelis support a ceasefire i think there are some israelis who. are very angry with palestinians and go and let's go in unfinished in one way or for once and for all and that is going nuts will. people watch. but i think quite a few people would like to see a cease fire and i'm sure that the moment when a cease fire goes into effect everybody will be very little if the problem what was said. to you mr mainstream columnist to the interviewer or not that there is a kind of macho question who will have the l

using this as an opportunity to detract from issues that when there is so certainly no question that netanyahu is using it. and certainly the people who made this attack in their give gave it to him on the social. silver platter. but i don't think that this social put this is going to disappear because there is a very very much feeling of bitterness hopelessness and not only of the most poor people in israeli society what of the people who have been leading this but. what you call the middle class young people professionals who find they can't get a job or if they get they'll get a job. in themself and there for me lisa void which they get they can't get the for the housing that many people say that having children is just for the business and that's why what is what is leading this forth this. always been living very much most of all because of the free market capitalism economy in for many years that forced on children into the know if you very much. i think this will not go away whatever happens in the outside for example and of course another thing to be inspiration is money. quick to resp