israel calls the deal a make >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu had a strained relationship with president obama. the discord reached a peak in march when binyamin netanyahu broke with roto cole and addressed -- protocol and addressed the u.s. congress without an invitation of the white house. israeli and u.s. relations may be tested as never before of the let's get more of the israeli perspective from a likud member of the knesset. she joins us from tel aviv. thank you for joining us. you share some, at least, of prime minister binyamin netanyahu's view that not only is the deal flawed, but negotiations towards this were destroyed. -- flawed. >> thank you for having me. i would like to say the problem is not all about israel. it's about the recession, and the problem with this agreement is around the stability of the whole region and war. we are not speaking about the western world. today it's bastille day, 14th of july, and this is the head of the other - the arab world, israel and the west on the guillotine of iran. it's not less than that. i think that the west choose to

and israel and between president obama and prime minister binyamin netanyahu. it also falls to binyamin netanyahu for leaving israel marginalized and left out of the negotiations >>> and this from the israeli newspaper writing that it will allow iran to interfere in syria, saying that sanctions will free up billions. and that the deal could reduce international criticisms of iran said roll in syria. the website offers this tape titled the real works starts now. >> the deal is touted as historic, but more work needs to be done before it becomes history. one of the biggest hurdles is the u.s. congress. some leaders in the middle east worry that the deal could be strengthened. >> reporter: with this historic nuclear agreement iranians can throw all the chain of sanctions. exports are expected to sky rocked. billions in trade and invest in sectors such as oil, aviation housing and technology. >> it was a gold hin. >> it has a huge population it has an able citizenry that can work and be creative and do more than manual labour. it has a strong regional link. it has

that is what binyamin netanyahu has been complaining about. if iran slows down the process, and there's a tough reg. why is that a problem for the republicans to support? >> not just republicans, but departments departmentsly senator as well. these talks are supposed to be about making sure iran never had nuclear capability now it looks like they'll have everything they wanted we'll have nothing we wanted and now it looks like the embargo will be lifted as well. that was a line in the sand drawn by iran. that will make it very very hard. senate republicans will say why are we doing this. >> let's talk about with a couple of those things. it 150 democratic congress men supported the president in a letter. if congress relates it by a majority. they been veto the vote. it is not going to be overridden. it would make it almost impossible. >> senate - i mean republicans and house republicans will be working hard to make sure they are getting their message out and making sure americans - it's not a partisan message about the president. we have to ma

later the news conference that turned into a debate between israeli president binyamin netanyahu, and u.k. foreign secretary phillip >>>the u.s. and china are at odds over a security bill that will allow japan to fight abroad. u.s. officials welcomed the move as a way to strengthen ties between tokyo and washington. in our "in context" segment. harry faucet looks at how the measure is dividing japan. >> reporter: for a second-day running, japan voiced their opposition to what was happening. the majority voter are against shinzo abe's legislation, which will loosen the situation and on which legal resolutions are calling unconstitutional. >> i'm here to oppose the bills. >> the government can buy me more. >> for a second day running, the ruling coalition with the two third majority was demonstrating its power. the bill has been forced through to a full vote in the lower houses the passage, a formality, that the opposition walked out before the vote. this is a step to what he calls normalizing the post-war status. the security situation surrounding japan is severe. these bills are neces

binyamin netanyahu says that racisms must be ellism mated and set up a committee. as imtiaz tyab reports, black israelis feel that little will change. >> reporter: an anti-racism protest in the heart of the israel's liberal city. black israelis and supporters gathered in tel aviv calling for an end to discrimination something they say is institutionalised. we have been experiencing racism and we are demonstrating because we want equality. prime minister binyamin netanyahu says racism need be eliminate and set up a committee camed to combat it. few here believe much will change. >> protests like this erupted last month by video that went viral of a soldiers beaten by police. they were peaceful until place fired tear gas, so that protesters, a shof force rarely used against citizens who are not palestinians. >> there's a huge amount of a divide and conquer. there's race sthax legitimate. we shouldn't be surprised. it is always pushed by the government when this translates to other groups. this is one of the wealth suburbs. jers rerz it's a neighbourhood that is not j

he echoed comments from binyamin netanyahu, that he made before congress in march saying other middle east countries will follow iran's lead in creating nuclear facilities creating a powder greg. and add kevin mccarthy to the list asking president obama to walk away from an awful deal - awful is what he calls it - in an op-ed in "the washington post", he come nated causes for concern including the administration's willingness to allow to keep its past nuclear work secret. >> republican hopeful jed bush weighed in write in a head line don't trust iran, saying that it appears the president obama administration will do anything to secure a deal. growing criticism of the deal is coming from president obama's advisors, and say they are alarmed by reports that the united states will not force iran to come clean and disclose previous events to weaponize the programme. some signed an open letter expressing concern, and signing a letter was papa's former ambassador to iraq. here is what he told us. >> it's important psych log psychologically and politically for iran to confess to what it has d

and israel, and between president obama and prime minister binyamin netanyahu. it also falls to binyamin netanyahu for leaving israel marginalized and left out of the negotiations >>> and this from the israeli newspaper writing that it will allow iran to interfere in syria, saying that sanctions will free up billions. of dollars enabling iran to prop up the bashar al-assad regime, and that the deal could reduce international criticisms of iran said roll in syria. the website of a german public broadcaster offers this tape titled the real works starts now. >> the deal is touted as historic, but more work needs to be done before it becomes history. one of the biggest hurdles is the u.s. congress. some leaders in the middle east worry that the deal could be >> reporter: with this historic iran's influence at a time the region is in crisis. >> reporter: with this historic nuclear agreement, iranians can throw all the chain of sanctions. exports are expected to sky rocked. billions in trade and invest in sectors such as oil, aviation, housing and technology. it could

prime minister binyamin netanyahu said it will put iran on a sure path to nuclear weapons, and spoke on the phone to president obama who was unable to allay the deals. . >> in a decade it gis a regime the capacity to produce many nuclear bombs, in fact an arsenal, with the means to deliver it. what a stunning historic speak >>> the president told binyamin netanyahu that it removes the spectre of a nuclear armed iran in the security interests of israel and the u.s. outside, most expressed support. vladimir putin released a statement saying "the world breathed a huge sigh of relief." he said the kremlin will do everything in his power to ensure the agreement weeks. >> iraqi prime minister haider al-abadi says it will be a catalyst for security. saudi arabia offered a guarded response, the kingdom stressed the importance of strict nuclear inspections and the need to reinstate sanctions if iran fails to live up to its promises. >> iranian supporters say it will mean the end of decades of sanctions that will cripple the economy. hardliners see the agreement as bowing to we were demands. e

a lot of people in washington, not to mention binyamin netanyahu, vocally against what the president is trying to accomplish. they don't trust the iranians and don't thing their nuclear status can be verified. >> how long is the president prepared to net, does he have his own deadline. as a practical matter, june 30th was an arbitrary deadline as was the last dead line. the critics are just going to become loud, extremely vocal, more vocal. congress is out this week. when they come back and there's no deal, they'll jump all over them. if we look at the clock and the way in is submitted to congress. you'll recall congress reached a compromise where they'll have say so, an ability to vote up or down, if you look at the way that is structured, they want that done before congress leaves on their recess, if they don't get it done, it appears unlikely >>> mike viqueira, chief white house correspondent, thank you for joining us. president obama is warning that he'll walk away from negotiations with iran is another sign that a nuclear deal is by no means done. the extension of the talks unti

>> it's not only to carter i think that binyamin netanyahu is playing the loose canon, that the messages - that if you died to turn a blind eye to our concerns, which is iran we are able to turn a blinded eye to your concerns. binyamin netanyahu is saying that he's not committed any more to the roadmap in which israel made a clear commitment not to expand settlements, not to build new settlements, and even to remove the existing illegal outposts. so binyamin netanyahu is playing, if you like a loose canon, and he is putting the international community to the test, to see, like the village, that the israeli authorities are planning to demolish is another message. let's see what you are able to do. >> the issue, of course of expending existing settlements has been a thorn in the side even when there was something that you could call a peace protest. tell us about the arrests that are leading to shootings, it would appear from where we are as if this is happening on a constant and regular basis. >> yes, it seems that the palestinian authority led by mahmoud abbas is losing control in the we

israeli president binyamin netanyahu was all over tv warning about the deal. >> for them we are the little seed. >> a.p.a.c. made it clear that it will do all it can to kill the deal in congress. the president indicated he'll take them on directly. >> for all the objections of prime minister binyamin netanyahu, or for that matter, some of the republican leadership that has spoken - none of them have presented to me or the american people, a better alternative. if the alternative is that we should bring iran to heel through military force, then those critics should say so. >> reporter: the obama administration is going all out to keep his own party members from defecting, sending the vice president to capitol hill, and the defense secretary to israel with words of reassurance. it's clear that will not be enough to stop israel battling the president in congress. a day after the deal was announced battle lines were drawn. we may not know for two months which side will win. >> to iraq now, where at least 23 soldiers and an i.s.i.l. fighter has been killed in an attack north of baghdad. it happ

not as yet enough to keep binyamin netanyahu from giving up his appeal to the u.s. congress to reject the deal. >> a reminder to be sure to tune in to ali velshi's report "iran - behind the deal. >>> an intense weekend in the fight against i.s.i.l. there were 16 military air strikes in syria and iraq. fighter jets hitting six targets in syria. 10 in iraq. among them. tactical units, tanks, storage facilities and tunnels. no word on how many may have been killed. i.s.i.l. saying it was behinds four explosions in gaza city the attacks targetting six vehicles. hamas recently cracked down on supporters of i.s.i.l. in gaza, and stephanie dekker is there. >> reporter: this car belonged to a hamas fighter. the bomb was placed under the fuel tank. >> there was a huge explosion that shook the neighbourhood. first we thought it was israel attacking us. then be realized it was from inside gaza. it's scary when you think it's one of your brothers. >> reporter: hamas is quick to say all is under control. no specific group has been named. it's not the first time that it has been

netanyahu. and 20 years after the massacre of srebrenica the task of identifying the remains of the victims. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora. coming up in the international news this protest by christians turns into a confrontation with the army. first, the federal office of personnel manage said hacker stole 21.5 million social security numbers during a cyber security breach. information was taken from 19 million people who applied for background checks. and 2 million spouses and applicants had their personal information stolen. officials believe china is responsible for the attack. u.s. authorities say they foiled attacks planned for the 4th of july weekend. police arrested more than 10 people in the month leading up to the holiday. fbi says the plots were inspired to online recruitment. the bureau is pressuring tech companies to track suspects community through encysted data >>> the confederate flag will be removed from the grounds of south carolina state house. the g

. >> israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu took a different tone calling the accord a mistake of historic proportion and said the deal will not ensure the safety of his country. >> back in the bay area, a disbarred harvard educated lawyer and ex-marine is charged in a case that police initially thought was a hoax. matt keller has more on the story. >> yes there are two open home invasion cases here on the peninsula from 2009 and one is here in palo alto. the sorry in mountain view. police say the suspect in their case is mathew muller. here is a picture. of muller. the f.b.i. said they arrested 38-year-old for the kidnapping of vallejo resident denise huskins. for four months she and her boyfriend, aaron quinn have been called highers accused of being drugged and tied and sexually assault asked making up the story. the file unsealed a sworn affidavit linking muller to the kidnapping while they werevicting a home invasion. the two days are similar and a cell phone he left behind at the dublin address helped them pinpoint his identity. huskins attorney said the vallejo mist owe hus

they reportedly spoke to binyamin netanyahu's national security visor to discuss the deal. >> now that a deal has been struck, more cash is expected to flow into tehran. sanctions are lifted iranians hope the deal will boost the economy. >> we need to have relations with the world, we need to export what we make and import things not worth creating. >> this is an executive at a car parts factory, he's like many iranians we met, hesitant to talk pal ticks, but eager to -- pol tick but eager to tell us given a choice between nuclear ambitions and prosperity he'd choose integrating iran. >> at this moment in time iran needs to move away from oil export dependency and move to a production based economy. the oil company is part of the industry, one of the largest in asia in terms of production output it's second to iran's oil and gas industry. actions forced him to make parts, instead of importing him. he thinks iran is ready to export cars to the world. in addition to oil and cars sanctions took a bite out of the persian carr upset industry. this is a trader working from a shot. business w

meanwhile, israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu warned about a deal with proin. >> preventing the islamic republic of iran from building nuclear weapons is the paramount challenge of the negotiations. this is not about paramount politics, it's about survival our future. friends, israel and the united states are stronger when we stand toot. our lives are based upon the common valuation our two country share. >> to iraq where the government says they launched a new offensive against i.s.i.l. 80 soldiers have been killed. attacks took place in and around fallujah. four civilians were killed. i.s.i.l. fighters attacked military and residential areas, and stole weapons, forcing troops to retreat. >> shia militia, government forces and sunni tribesman are involved to repap tur the government. they have made some gains and are moving towards ramadi. imran khan reports. >> reporter: the announcement came early on monday morning. a military spokesman told iraqis that security forces were beginning a new fight. >> the military operation to retake anbar started at 5rk. shia militia, special

binyamin netanyahu condemned the agreement calling it an historic mistake. saying iran would embark on a short path to nuclear weapons. alexis tsipras says it saved greece from leaving the eurozone. the new austerity bill has been submitted to the greek parliament where it faces a crucial vote on wednesday. >> back to the top story. the nuclear deal with iran it's said to become the biggest story since post communist europe. the boom could create tens of billions for businesses, for local and foreign companies. iran's trade with the european union could balloon 400% and an analyst predict iran's economy could grow 7-8% matching the growth in tigres economies >>> markets are concerned about oversupply. crippling sanctions have been an impact. we have more. >> reporter: remember the western fields with oil gushing out of the ground, uncontrolled chaos. things of it as a metaphor for what could happen when iran enters the global market. we have $30 million barrels ready to go sitting in the iranian fleet of super tankers waiting for the actions to lift. oil pro

netanyahu. america's main ally in the region criticising the iranian nuclear deal. carter said friends can disagree. also on deuce, the defense secretary briefly visited a u.s. base in jordan. another important ally addressing soldiers from six countries fighting in an anti-i.s.i.l. coalition, and is in saudi arabia to meet defence ministers from the gulf countries. there are concerns that it could lead to a military build up in the region. >>> the u.s. defense secretary is not just offering moral support to allies in the region. according to several. it's thought to be bringing billions of conventional records. >> the president obama administration broke records of sales to the middle east. weakening arms export controls. a state department official testified it was a major matter of all top officials of how to sell regions. the obama administration has sold 64 billion worth of weaponry to gulf cooperation countries. kuwait is expected to buy over $3 billion worth of weaponry. the u.a.e. want $

bernard smith live there >>> now the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has approved the construction of 300 illegal settler homes in the occupied west bank. elsewhere jewish settlers have been fighting with israeli forces during a demolition drive in the beit-elsettlement. two were demolished there after a supreme court ruling. the government failed in a bid to legalize the comflint. israeli settlements are illegal under international law. israel's parliament is due to vote on a bill legalizing prisoners on a hunger strike. human rights experts called the practice cruel. critics say palestinians are held without charge could be targeted. stephanie dekker reports. >> reporter: it was 35 years ago, but this man remembers what it felt like. >> it tied me down, shoved a tube down my nose and pushed. i felt my head exploding down to my stomach. >> our stomach was empty. it hurt, they did it again. >> it was part of a hunger strike in prison, protesting against prison conditions, some were force-fed, two died. because liquid got into their lungs. it was the last known case of force-feeding

. >> carter met with binyamin netanyahu in jerusalem, and left without a joint statement. >> at his next stop a visit to u.s. and coalition troops carrying out i.s.i.l. air strikes from a base in jordan, u.s.-israel relations are rock solid. >> we have a long-standing partnership and a commitment to countering iranian influence in this region. we don't agree on everything, and the prime minister made it clear that he disagreed with us with respect to the nuclear deal. in iran but friends can disagree. >> carter is trying to reassure u.s. allies jordan and saudi arabia, that the u.s. will continue and increase military support to friends in the region, and not leave iran's aggressive activities unchallenged. it's a point pressed in a speech to veterans in foreign wars. >> the sanctions - they will remain in place. we will stand with allies and partners including israel to oppose iran's dangerous behaviour. >> reporter: critics say the fact that the u.s. is offering increased military assistance is evidence of the deal's destabilizing effects. >> the president is calling in the arab counti

ash carter will meet with binyamin netanyahu on tuesday. and will travel to jordan and saudi arabia >>> now, they have already printed everything from guns to shoes and 3d printer are making replicas of body parts. replica staff are pioneering the technique to change the way doctors are trained. andrew thomas explains. >> reporter: caked in this powder is the latest innovation in 3d printing. replica body starts designs based on c.d. scans on people coloured in a computer to create a file. it builds a block of powder. with each the printer head injects colours into a tiny prop o. as the block is loaded. a detail limb forms within. >> we printed a face and head and the muscles around the face and neck. it was rising out of the powder. eerie, but amazing. >> they are not suitable to implant in people. the biocapability for that is decades away. replicas of parts could be useful for training doctors. traditionally students learn from books, moulded models or parts dissected from dead people's bodies. >> two hours awake. it's great to have the

. >> binyamin netanyahu called iranians underdeveloped people. today we showed to the world we can solve problems with dialogue negotiations and diplomatic means. >> translation: i'm very excited to see that iran achieved the nuclear deal. i think the whole world has seen a new imaging of iran people respect iran. we thank mohammad javad zarif. i want to say to him well done. >> not everyone is happy with a deal. u.s. president obama has the task of reassuring israel gulf allies and u.s. congress who opposed the deal. patty culhane reports from washington. >> americans woke up to an unusual early morning address from u.s. president obama. detailing specifics of the deal from the public while sending a warning to the u.s. congress. >> precisely because the stakes are high. this is not the time for politics or posturing. tough talk from washington does not solve problems. >> congress has 60 days to review the deal. it's less likely now after one of the most powerful democrats hillary clinton, who is running for president, endorsed the deal. >> this

. >>> the deal got a strong reaction from binyamin netanyahu the prime minister of israel. he calls the agreement "a bad mistake." >> iran will get a jackpot of cash bonanza, hundreds of billions which will be able it to continue to pursue aggression and terror in the region and in the world. this is a bad mistake of historical proportion. >> netanyahu has been trying to block the agreement and iranian officials have repeatedly threatened to destroy israel in the past and have backed groups attacking israel. >> in the bay area developing news, a harvard graduate and former marine is suspected this morning in a traumatic ordeal that victimized the vallejo couple. police called the kidnapped for ransom case involving denise husband kins and her boyfriend a hoax. the f.b.i. announce thread a suspect in custody, mathew muller. attorneys for huskins and quinn demand an apology from the shay he police department. >> they are absolutely 100 percent positively unequivocally not only not guilty but innocent. they are victims. >> 38-year-old muller was arrested in lake tahoe after a

. >> some say binyamin netanyahu is bowing to pressure but those bowing to the pressure say it's wrong. >> we did not seem settlement in the last year. actually the beginning of 2015. increased construction underground, we see the policy is destroying the penalty for a 2-state solution and peace in this area. >> that is what palestinians say too. that settlement construction is one of the biggest obstacles to achieving a palestinian state. there's 350,000 settlers in the occupied west bang and around 200,000 here in occupied east jerusalem. the israeli government said international pressure forced it to slow down construction. whether it's true, the issue is difficult for the prime minister. >> he knows that - he personally, his credibility and israel are vulnerable in the international arena as never before. if the ice under his feet were thinner, he would be walking on water. if he opens up the floodgates he's afraid the feeling will cave in on him. he's never been so vulnerable domestically, because every neurotic member of his coalition can bring him down. >> palestinian specialist

the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu took a different tone calling the accord a mistake of historic ann arbors saying the deal will not ensure the safety of his country. >> new develops in the case of a harvard built indicated lawyer turned accused kidnapper. the f.b.i. arrested a man in a bizarre kidnapping in vallejo and now south bay police are looking into the possible role in violent crimes there. our reporter is in palo alto to explain. matt? >> palo alto police could make their own case against a man who was arrested for the kidnapping in vallejo. he is a suspect in a home invasion kiss that took place in 2009. here is a picture of the man the f.b.i. arrested for the kidnapping of beniece huskins, 38-year-old mathew muller. huskings and her boyfriend were called liars and said they made up the story of being drugged and sexually assaulted and tied up. the file had a sworn affidavit linking muller to the crimes gone husband kins kin -- crimes against husband kins -- denise huskins and quinn. a cell phone left behind by muller helped them hen point his identity. the two are 100

binyamin netanyahu condemned the attack >>> a despicable hate crime was committed. in israel, everyone, including the gay community have the right to live in peace, and we'll defend that right. i welcome the leadership's condemnation of this terrible crime and call on those in positions of leadership to announce the act in the name of all israelis. i wish them a full and speedy recovering >>> the suspect was released from prison, serving time after stabbing three people at the same event in 2005 >>> the u.s. signals closer ties with egypt. some say the shipment of f-16s is sending the wrong message to cairo. and a delay in the verdict for three al jazeera journalists facing charges of aiding the muslim brotherhood in egypt. they were calling peter greste - the urn certainty of his -- uncertainty of his future. this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an h

thank you >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu poke about the attacks -- spoke about the attacks in the sinai saying i.s.i.l. can not be allowed to gain a foothold in the middle east. >> we see i.s.i.s. at the gates. across the border from milan. across the border in egypt. we send our condolences to government and people in egypt for the fall in egyptians, ensleyed by i.s.i.s. terror. >> we must stand up to all the forces the militant iran. those led by iran and i.s.i.s. residents are feeling the threat by i.s.i.l. watching the egyptians battle across the border. border. >> reporter: this is the view of egypt's north sinai from the gaza strip. black smoke can be seen rising into the sky after a series of air strikes. hahmed is a resident from rafa on the gazan side of the border. he said the response to the violence was intense. >> reporter: it's been terrifying for us we heart so many explosions our children could not sleep there were many loud blasts at night, we pray for the safety of egypt. >> less than 24 hours, israel's intelligence accuse hamas of being affiliated with fi

. >>> now, the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has approved the construction of 300 settler homes in the occupied west bank. meanwhile, jewish settlers and israeli forces confronted each other during a demolition drive in the beit-el-settlement. scuffles broke out after two buildings were demolished following a supreme court earlier. the israeli government fought the ruling trying to legalize the complex. israeli sediments. on palestinian land are illegal under international law >>> israel's parliament is due to vote on a bill legalizing false feeding of -- force-feeding of prisoners. it's been called cruel. critics say palestinians held without charge could be targeted. stephanie dekker reports. >> reporter: it was 35 years ago that abdul remembers exactly what it felt like. >> translation: they tied me down and brought a tube shoved it down my nose and push. i felt my head exploding down to my stomach. there's nothing you could do to resist. my stomach was empty. it hurt. >> reporter: he was part of a hunger strike protesting against british conditions, some were force-fed