one hundred my husband this from have broken i'm from jerusalem i found work in jerusalem and used to live there with my children but without my husband because he is not allowed to live there he couldn't visit me even once at the end of each week i would go to have been to visit him but lived like that for four years well come to no man's land a neighborhood that is technically part of jerusalem but in reality is on the palestinian side of the security wall that israel has built some two thousand mixed couples live here. the problem of cooper is that so many people are immigrating to the area because they have to so in four years we've had a growth of thirty five thousand people it's become more crowded than gaza. so hair and stuff one came to live here six years ago with their three children but life in the village is far from ideal the schools are overcrowded garbage is collected only once a week and there's little fresh water so if one is old and sick and basic health services are hard to come by. my husband and my daughter don't have israeli i.d.'s and they can't pass through the

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one hundred my husband this from have broken i'm from jerusalem i found work in jerusalem and used to live there with my children but without my husband because he is not allowed to live there he couldn't visit me even once at the end of each week i would go to have been to visit him but lived like that for four years. years ago with their three children but life in the village is far from ideal the schools are overcrowded garbage is collected only once a week and there's little fresh water so if one is old and sick and basic health services are hard to come by. my husband and my daughter don't have israeli i.d.'s and they can't pass through the checkpoints any special permission which is very difficult to get on the other hand i am to have my children have israeli i.d.'s we have a lot of problems far curve is in north jerusalem eighty two percent of the land belongs to jerusalem eighteen percent to the west bank residents pay taxes to the israeli government but because the area lies outside the israeli wall israel is slow to provide services the municipality says that many of the peo

eighty two percent of the land belongs to jerusalem eighteen percent to the west bank residents pay taxes to the israeli government but because the area lies outside the israeli wall israel is slow to provide services the municipality says that many of the people living in far cut are doing so illegally and so it's not obliged to provide them with services it also says that the security wall makes it more complicated to carry out the services and the state needs to give it more money there have been small victories though residents took the municipality to court and one garbage collection at least for now should be more frequent this is the minimal problem from the instability. of an enemy in jerusalem so we have to can't that because we have our right we will be the texas everything and the suffering from that phones and internet access are limited because palestinian companies are not allowed to install lines in a so-called israeli area and because the israeli police won't come here law enforcement is scarce on the house among us. there are poorly booklets like this one the goal i

. >> and in jerusalem there's glorious weather. people are coming out on the streets and to vote in an election that matters. >> we'll be live with the latest on the french intervention and where north africa is the new front in the battle against terrorism. and we will be asking why the issue of abortion is still so divided. a special report from mississippi. >> also aaron is taking a look at global unemployment, and that is a huge number, aaron. >> it's a staggering number. 197 million people around the world are now without a jofpblet 13% are under 24. are we creating a generation of non-workers? >> it's 12:00 moon in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington and 2:00 p.m. in jerusalem where more than 5.5 million israeliings are expected to vote? an election that is expected to see benjamin netanyahu return to office. he is facing relidgeous parties and while security seen by many as netanyahu's strong point, the economy has also been a big issue. more from our colleague. >> yes. welcome to jerusalem where we will be broadcasting for the

jerusalem. it's as english as a sunday roast but the church of england isn't as strong as it used to be and as people leave the institution in their droves boyko looks at whether it can still justify its special status in the u.k. . one of the most religiously diverse nations in the world with one official state religion to some it's a paradox i think any institute any faith institution the church of england is going to have some potential threats on the horizon and most threats on the horizon are basically around its relevance to communities in general other faiths significant growing in. the population but the voice in a social and political level so it's really important to have a plurality of opinion rather than just focus on one institution as being reflective of the nation yet the national church has twenty six years on the elected members in the house of lords the upper house of britain's parliament and it enjoys financial privileges courtesy of the u.k. taxpayer by the church's own admis

to the economy family there a palestinian family that lived in jerusalem before you were expelled by israeli terrorist militias in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight so they purchased a house that's built on top of palestinian homes and they've acknowledged this is not a hidden information they've acknowledged that they purchased it they tried to it's ambiguous what their response has been they tried to say we purchased the house from whoever sold it to us but they acknowledge that it was palestinian and that the people the palestinians who owned it should have the right to determine who owns that house who built on top of the original house and they're still occupying this house so this is a lot of conflict of interest of the new york times when it comes to palestine there occupying a palestinian home their former bro chief's son was served in israeli forces while he was abroad chief and now and now with this headline and as well if you read the new york times on a daily basis they just take the israeli statements as fact when israel bombs the area and says oh we killed ten terr

jerusalem. the british prime minister david cameron says his willing to fight to keep control of the falkland islands he said his government has the weapons and will to defend the territory from any argentinean advances britain has a military base on the islands in the argentinian prime minister has called for negotiations over the disputed territory the two nations fought a war over in one thousand nine hundred two a referendum will be held in march when the islanders will vote to decide their nationality. hundreds of missing and thousands more have been displaced as fires rage across australia winds and very high temperatures nationwide provided optimal conditions for dangerous bushfires to break out evacuation centers in tasmania have been inundated. and in fact the crowds led by a coalition of political parties have protested against a nine percent rise in fuel tax twenty five people were hurt in the demonstrations and several vehicles were set on fire it's the fifth time since two thousand

they don't say is really occupied east jerusalem they give it this nondescript title jerusalem well it's not just jerusalem according to the international court of justice east jerusalem is occupied palestinian territory like the rest of the west bank and gaza and the gaza strip but in the new york times these elementary facts can be acknowledged so are you implying that media outlets new york times as an example that they're kind of weary of using these terms because it gives israel negative connotation. well there's clearly an israel lobby at work on these particular issues the lobby is very effective as they boast that they're very effective and the new york times at this particular moment the new york times is base of support is basically the upper east side of new york city that's its main readership its main constituency and so it's eager to please the very wealthy jewish constituency in the upper east side it's very easy to tell in the new york times and these story that the story having to do with jews say there is a story about the production of blintzes in brazil you will

jerusalem. in southern russia security services have for the a planned terror attack on churches to coincide with christmas eve offices received a tip off and were able to intercept the suspects the three militants opened fire on police and their car was stopped near the city of back sand explosives inside the vehicle detonated during the gunfight killing all the passengers a search is underway for possible accomplices the national antiterrorism committee had formed a special unit to prevent the attacks would block. some other international news in brief now suicide bombers have killed five people after managing to enter a government compound in southern afghanistan two militants arrived in a car killing a guard before detonating a bomb inside the building the other victims were reportedly members of the local council along with two were civilians fifteen people were also wounded the taliban have claimed responsibility for the attack the district of spin boldak is one of the most violent in the

there is only a few minutes away from jerusalem and in fact it's one of the saddest. ira news and perhaps tragedies of this conflict in order for palestinian or israeli leaders or even the goetia to meet they very often have to come to washington or to europe when actually they could so easily just run out of time it really i mean that would be a breakthrough many thanks indeed might get some watched in philadelphia and in jerusalem and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time when we remember cross topples. we leave you with. this. well. out of sight but still on our minds from the still exceeds the norm let's try to live smarter with smartphones you never know what some people are hiding things can't be sure to prove down to the molecular level learned that what the doctor ordered is often based on secrets under our skin let us shine the light on a kid in a world. we've got the future covered. let me let me one wouldn't let me ask you a question from. here on this network is what we're having a debate we have our knives out. but if you give the s

few minutes away from jerusalem and in fact it's one of the saddest. irony is perhaps tragedies of this conflict in order for palestinian or israeli leaders or even the goetia to meet they very often have to come to washington or to europe when actually they could so easily just run out of time it really going to go that would be a breakthrough many thanks today they might get some watched in philadelphia and in jerusalem and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time when we remember crosstalk rules. we leave you with. islam. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives within a year of a diagnosis of each i.v. over sixty two percent of those patients i diagnosed with eight specific problem that frankly is substantially preventable it was like the big elephant in the room and nobody wanted to talk about it there were really good public health campaigns and if people were really focused on this problem you know you certainly should be able have a lot less h i feel a lot less human suffer

there is only a few minutes away from jerusalem and in fact it's one of the saddest. irony is perhaps tragedies of those conflict in order for palestinian or israeli leaders or even the goetia to meet they very often have to come to washington or to europe when actually they could so easily just run out of time it really would be a breakthrough many thanks today to my cats and watched in philadelphia and in jerusalem and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and we remember crosstalk fools. and we will. here the reindeer is interesting for the herders. and when it suffers people do their best to help go up. the distances are. on the roads are tough and unpredictable. will the remedy be and try. more news today violence is once again flared up. saying these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today . lead. choose your language. kelly kelly though if you're going to bill clinton today still some of us. choose this is the consensus get a. chance to get kenyans that invigorated a good. excu

one hundred my husband this from have i'm from jerusalem i found work in jerusalem and used to live there with my children but without my husband because he is not allowed to live there he couldn't visit me even once at the end of each week i would go to have been to visit him but lived like that for four years well come to no man's land a neighborhood that is technically part of jerusalem but in reality is on the palestinian side of the security wall that israel has built some two thousand mixed couples live here. the problem of cooper is that so many people are immigrating to the area because they have to so in four years.

york times and author of two books on the middle east a world of trouble and fortress israel and in jerusalem we have robert restraints he is a professor at hebrew university and author of a lethal obsession or a gentleman cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want all right patrick i'd like to go to for you first in washington before we talk about the meaning of the outcome of the election let's talk about the election itself was quite lackluster and a lot of people commented that foreign policy and specifically the palestinian issue was hardly mentioned even by the labor party you find that surprising what does it tell us go ahead. and i did i did find it surprising i think if you if you look at benjamin netanyahu his first term there was one issue on the table most of the time and that was iran and whether iran and whether israel was going to start a war with iran and bomb its nuclear facilities or whether it was going to convince the united states to do so that it's been issue number one all of the sudden all of a sudden we find that the election for the israel

berkeley, university of pittsburgh, for a year i was at the hebrew university at jerusalem and currently at boston unive >> you have? >> yes, indeed. >> i got my degree in '79. >> you're the professor of the appreciation of scripture, you've been doing that for what? >> since '90. >> for nine years. three books to your credit? >> that's true. >> i notice that you retreated from some of your statements from your first book, "jesus of nazareth, king of the jews." what changed in the 11 years between the publication of these two books. >> my first book was "from jesus to christ." and that was published in 1988. and "jesus of nazareth" was published a few months ago. what changed is time elapsed, i continued to work in the field and learned more. >> isn't it the all-important question of why jesus was killed, you now believe he represented a limited threat to public order during the festival of passover rather than a major threat to roman rule? >> i don't think anybody thinks he, including pileate that jesus represented a major threat to roman rule. >> well, then why was he crucified? >> bec

take a look at the rear dusting of snow in jerusalem. -- rare dusting of snow in jerusalem. this is the iconic power of david. it may not look like a lot of snow, but the most they have seen in about 20 years. i know that makes you very jealous. >> but that it. we cannot even squeeze out a quarter of an inch. -- pathetic. >> adam would rather be in jerusalem than d.c. >> 2012 the hottest year on record. our temperatures are little above average. i am going ice fishing this weekend. i am working out so i can do this. it is going to be fun. ok so it is a beautiful day. bright sunshine. a little bit above average but we will see temperatures rarely spike as we go through the upcoming weekend particularly on sunday. then it will all come to an end. it will not last forever. montgomery college. put this into motion. beautiful sunrise. court is colors. -- colors. a live picture from the rooftop camera overlooking the potomac. nothing but blue, at least within this frame. temperature-wise 53 at reagan national. that is one of the warmer temperatures. for the most part a few degrees

you one housing crisis at all time high the thing is there is another new one in jerusalem but i can also live among our allies and i think i can get there much better deal with the wise over the. would like to see the flood to buy i'm here with some investors from england. we want to invest in this area because i'm hearing the property value might go up to one flat is one million shekels is fathers for that and they're building that this whole new area called zero eight and one begins after those heels despite a few haters in the un almost all these really critical parties support the building and selling of charming flats on palestinian land the latest talks he won east of jerusalem hello i'm here to show a new client wants to buy property in this area is a big one investor understand is the only building currently built but if i can show him more. hills more outposts. and no one except occupation two state solution who cares as long as the property is cheap is a jew man leaving london i want to cash in on my jewishness and like be in touch with my roots. so it's all jewish or yeah

nhk world reports from jerusalem. >> reporter: on a college campus in jerusalem, members of a peace group invited students to an event to discuss the palestinian issue. but they got little positive response. it's been 20 years since they signed the peace agreement. but in israel, the euphoria has since long died down. peace still seems a long way off. in a recent poll, only 31% of respondents answered that they expect peace to come in a few years. more and more israelis are losing belief in the peace process. and moving toward the right. among many campaign pollsters, the ones spanned out are ones like this from extreme right wing party jewish home. campaign held by jewish home drew so many supporters they couldn't all fit in the hall. the head is known as a strong opponent of the establishment of a palestinian state. >> translator: all the promise lands belong to israel. >> reporter: poll before elections suggested the party stands to make drastic gains on its previous three seats. this man lives in the village neighboring the gaza strip. he once firmly supported peace with the palestini

people had gone to jerusalem or else they had gone somewhere else. most were not living there, but some were in shelters for a month, living in the shelter. the state of war in israel is such that it's such a little country. people say it's the size of new jersey. even if it's the south, everybody's got a relative there. everybody's kids in the army there. it's not like america where, you know, you hear of this. this is everybody's problem. the phone starts ringing when these things heat up, and my phone, and particularly, recently, when we had sirens in jerusalem for the first time in 30 years. that was an interesting experience because there you find yourself saying, okay, should i take a shower or not take a shower? [laughter] you know? or, you know, am i going to sleep in the normal pajamas because i have to go down and be with the neighbors in the bomb shelter, and i don't want them to see these pajamas. they are stupid thing to think, but the consciousness of it pervades everything. the state of war in israel is an op going danger, ongoing thre

that would make a third defensive wall in less than twenty years along with the one in jerusalem and on the border with egypt barriers with lebanon and jordan are also being discussed all have the same just a figure security reasons israel built a concrete wall in the west bank more than a decade ago to protect itself from palestinian terrorism years on not only it is still dividing the land and the people but the opinions as well supporters of the defensive beriah point to a decreased number of attacks while its opponents say that its existence in the first place is creating more grounds for instability political writer michael believes the west bank barrier may have been a temporary solution years ago but it's no longer proving effective just as the march braced friends with the sea knight peninsula that eventually failed to keep out african migrants if building another turns israel into a fortress marsh of success then it will be a medieval one. holds in the war so if someone really. willing to. and can do it with or without the war and the last decision of the government show the

.> we're in west jerusalem there have been a steady trickle of voters coming and. sraelis are is re eligible to vote. it looks like to be a good turnout. the question is to what extend binyamin netanyahu can claim a mandate for victory. prime minister binyamin netanyahu casting his ballot. >> want them to succeed. >> he has a commanding lead in all polls. there are new kids on israel's political bloc. >> he is trying to make this campaign a personal campaign on his ability to be the prime minister. yes or no? specific questions about policies. >> the votes have been dominating the headlines. the likud party ran on a single ballad. have lost support to this man. they appealed to the rising nationalism in israeli politics concentrated in jewish settlements in the occupied west bank. >> our goal is to unite the state of israel. >> says he will promote jewish values as well as easing the economic strain on families. another man of the moment is the former tv personality and is vying for enough votes for a possible coalition party. they are making the economy their main

margaret warner is in jerusalem. i spoke with her a short time ago. >> so margaret, a few days after the election what kind of government seems to be taking shape? >> jeff, i'm told that bebenetanyahu is trying to put together a very broad coalition, not relying just on the trawl religious and ultra conservative and settler movement crowd that is in his current government. so he is working with that surprise second place finisher to try to put together a very big coalition as well. a lot more votes than they really need. would if the people they're talking about join the government really span a range of viewpoints on everything from how to improve economic conditions for the middle class to say restarting peace talks with the principles. but it will take-- it could take a month to actually firm up. >> tell us a little bit about that surprise second place finisher because it really was a surprise, did get inonn on the leadup. >> warner: it really was, he is 49 years-year-old. it was only a year ago this month that he

margaret warner is in jerusalem. i spoke with her a short time ago. >> so margaret, a few days after the election what kind of government seems to be taking shape? >> jeff i'm told that bebenetanyahu is trying to put together a very broad coalition, not relying just on the trawl religious and ultra conservative and settler movement crowd that is in his current government. so he is working with that surprise second place finisher to try to put together a very big coalition as well. a lot more votes than they really need. would if the people they're talking about join the government really span a range of viewpoints on everything from how to improve economic conditions for the middle class to say restarting peace talks with the principles. but it will take-- it could take a month to actually firm up. >> tell us a little bit about that surprise second place finisher because it really was a surprise, did get a lot of attention in the leadup. >> warner: it really was, he is 49 years-year-old. it was only a year ago this m

jerusalem! and jerusalem in scripture is the city of what? peace! it has never yet known peace but one day it will. one day the palestinian problem will be completely taken care of. one day the world won't have to wring their hands over the middle east. because when the prince of peace comes and the city of jerusalem becomes his capital then it will finally reach that epitome of oe capital of peace. alright, but it's been known as the city of peace from day one. and so this melchizedek, verse 18 again, "who was the king of the city of peace brought forth bread and wine." now we covered that when we were in our genesis study but you see, bread and wine as such were not sacrifices in temple worship. bread and wine was never really introduced into the scriptures until paul in i corinthians chapter 11 explains it as what most of us now call the lord's supper. and the lord's supper as paul explains it so graphically had only one purpose. and what was it? memorial! that's what he says "and when you do this in memory" see? it's a memorial service. it's a r

our correspondent is in jerusalem with the latest. >> welcome to jerusalem after three months of a lackluster election campaign. suddenly, israeli politics came alive today about an hour before the polls closed. there was growing excitement and speculation. as expected, benjamin netanyahu is likely to lead the next government. he will be the prime minister for the next four years, but it is a weakened prime minister. his coalition did not get the number of seats it wanted. only 31, according to exit polls. that is down from the 42 that the two parties had during the last election. what kind of coalition will be formed? it could be the right and religious parties. that is not what he wants. the television presenter, his party came in second place. he said his party will not expect to be in any coalition. will it be a shaky coalition between the right and the left? >> the party activists celebrating tonight in tel aviv. although the number of seats held by the coalition's appears to have been cut. benjamin need netanyahu's said they can form another government. but the government has undoubtedl

nicole johnson is live in jerusalem. the reaction is coming in from this incident. >> that is right. we have had a response from hezbollah. it has condemned the attack inside syria, saying it is a dangerous act. we also heard from russia, which said it will be taking urgent action to clarify what has happened. there is still a great deal of uncertainty. the u.s. navy is reports in israeli officials spoke to u.s. a administration officials and informs them they are planning and carrying out an attack on an arms shipments said to be carrying russian missiles destined for hezbollah. if those missiles were surface- to-air missiles, that would be a game changer. it would make it difficult to carry out air operations in northern israel as well as southern lebanon. the israelis are concerned about this. they are concerned about the transfer of chemical weapons from syria to hezbollah and to other groups inside syria and lebanon. they have been making statements about that in the last couple of weeks, saying if the transfer occu