he also looked for a time when a sovereign palestine would be welcomed at the u.n. the president's address came only days before the moratorium on settlement construction in the west bank was set to expire. >>> meanwhile, the united nations human rights counsel said israel violated international law in a deadly raid last may. the report called the raid brutal and disproportionate. israel charged the report was biased. >>> also this week, there was renewed support for the u.n.'s millennium development goals. the effort to reduce world poverty and disease by 2015. u.n. members pledged more than $40 billion to help combat maternal and child mortality over the next five years. >>> religio religious groups welcomed the new pledged but at a discussion, singer urged churches to send a stronger anti-poverty message. >> which is really if you're not doing something substantial for the poor, you're not living an ethical life. >> also this week, pope benedict 16th spoke fondly of his recent trip to britain to crowds gathered for his weekly audience at the vatican. the pope say

but in gaza itself the very spot that will soon come under the authority of the palestine liberation organization it looked like so many other days. the frustrated, the angry, those without hope giving vent to their fury. ♪ in jericho, which will also come under plo control, there was more of a sense of the day. it may be here in this ancient biblical city that yasser arafat sets up the plo's new headquarters. they were marching and chanting in jericho today. while three white house staffers playing clinton and rabin and arafat were doing a dry run. >> can you ask them all to move? can you ask them all to move? >> from the middle of the stage. >> reporter: and the table on which sadat and begin and carter signed the camp david agreement was being nudged into its proper place. >> about three inches this way. >> reporter: on this day at the white house former secretaries of state were a glut on the market. vance and kissinger. william p. rogers from all the way back in the nixon years. schulz, haig, eagleburger. when you tally up the years of service you get a sense of how much effor

agreement that will lead to a new member of the united nations, an independent, sovereign state of palestine living in peace with israel. >> reporter: the hall welcomed those words with applause. though israel's seats empty because of a jewish holiday. during his second speech to the u.n. general assembly, president obama was able to highlight progress on other weighty global issues. working with other nations, the president said the u.s. is waging a more effective war against terrorism and securing nuclear weapons telling iran it must obey international law. >> the iranian government must demonstrate a clear and credible commitment and confirm to the world the peaceful intent of its nuclear program. >> reporter: the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad pushed back saying no nation should have nuclear weapons. >> translator: i would like here to propose that the year 2011 be proclaimed the year of nuclear disarmament. >> reporter: u.s. delegates left the hall, as did many others after ahmadinejad suggested the 9/11 terror attacks were the work of the u.s. government. >>> the vote extending

parameters of the final status this is what this document defines and it speaks about two states clearly palestine and israel these two states will live side by side in peace in harmony together with all other neighbors they are a new auger. phrases no other formulas in the document in i always believe did our research early partners wanted to have talks without any preconditions and i hope this remains true. ok as far as the moscow conference is concerned yes we still believe these initiative is still relevant. and we hope it will play an important role to support the direct talks we want to make sure that the direct talks will continue even after september twenty six at this point we're see of mixed sent signals about this was. thank you next question please i would just. i would just add to that that canada's position. has always been clear on this specific issue we've called for direct peace talks as well as the two state solution two sovereign nations living side by side and we're extremely pleased to see that these discuss these discussions these talks have begun. prime minister harper has r

. >> -- an independent, sovereign state of palestine living in peace with israel. >> reporter: the hall welcomed those words with applause. though israel's seats empty because of a jewish holiday. during his second speech there, the president was able to highlight progress on other weighty global issues. working with other nations, the president said the u.s. is waging a more effective war against terrorism and securing nuclear weapons telling iran it must obey international law. >> the reyian government must demonstrate a clear and credible commitment and confirm to the world the peaceful intent of its nuclear program. >> reporter: the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad pushed back saying no nation should have nuclear weapons. >> translator: i would like here to propose that the year 2011 be proclaimed the year of nuclear disarmament. >> reporter: u.s. delegates left the hall, as did many others after ahmadinejad suggested the 9/11 terror attacks were the work of the u.s. government. manuel gal lays go, cbs news, the united nations. >>> the vote extending tax cuts that expire at the

with iran what happened in lebanon has to do with lebron lebanese sovereignty and what is happening in palestine is that the zionist regime which is a racist an apartheid i don't want to sit around and superior race you know the weapons come from the united states when gaza is bombed and thousands of civilians are murdered in the gaza war they come from the united states when it when you compare the number of palestinians who've been killed to the number of israelis have been killed. here around the world we have to jump in here with after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the round today with our. if you. want to. claim has been to the are fighting those be. where the first russian fleet was books goes to the area which holds top position in oil and gas resources. where the biggest russian salmon can be are processing factories located . somewhere unique species of farm fauna can be found. come to the suckling region. should close up on our teeth. when the news is not enough place when something really crucial when you want to get down to brass tacks . special coverage. this time t

interests in the region i'm speaking specifically with the question of the situation in gaza and the israel palestine conflict recall just a few months ago all of the editorials the commentary about who lost turkey why is turkey doing this you know turkey's democratization process in the western and in the west interest i think a similar process in a similar debate i mean that fundamentally speaks to the point that i was making with respect to egypt the greater democratization in the middle east will result in a fundamental clash on certain policies that the west has long stat has pursued for a very long time and i think that's that that's really the core of the issue with respect to u.s. policy and i hope it can change i don't think it's a dead end street but i think if you if you just reflect for a moment on recent developments in turkey with respect to its relationship to israel and the situation in gaza this picture becomes quite clear go ahead stephen you want to jump in there sorry go right ahead i think first of all the fame here was supposed to be a slam of democracy not how can we use islam

interests in the region i'm speaking specifically with the question of the situation in gaza and the israel palestine conflict recalled just a few months ago all of the editorials the commentary about who lost turkey why is turkey doing this you know turkey's democratization process in the western and in the west interest i think a similar process in a similar debate i mean that fundamentally speaks to the point that i was making with respect to egypt the greater democratization in the middle east will result in a fundamental clash on certain policies that the west has long state that has pursued for a very long time and i think that's that that's really the core of the issue with respect to u.s. policy and i hope it can change i don't think it's a dead end street but i think if you if you just reflect for a moment on recent developments in turkey with respect to its relationship to israel and the situation in gaza this picture becomes quite clear go ahead stephen you want to jump in there sorry go right ahead i saying first of all the fame here was supposed to be a slam of democracy not how can we u

hundred and twenty nations yet to speak abandoned by live trucks that most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left addressing half empty are torrijos by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and forgoes camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debates and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the un media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters. and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish . today also reflects that the un suddenly doesn't draw much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some extent this a lot of difficulties addressed in those challenges the first maybe garnering respect fr

than one hundred and twenty nations yet to speak by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo in mongolia were left addressing half empty are torrijos by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and forgoes camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debates and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in with when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the u.n. media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters. and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish. today also reflects that the u.n. suddenly doesn't draw much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some extent this a lot of difficulties addressed in those challenges the first maybe garnering respect from i

interests in the region i'm speaking specifically with the question of the situation in gaza and the israel palestine conflict recalled just a few months ago all of the editorials the commentary about who lost turkey why is turkey doing this you know turkey's democratization process in the western and in the west interest i think a similar process in a similar debate i mean that fundamentally speaks to the point that i was making with respect to egypt the greater democratization in the middle east will result in a fundamental clash on certain policies that the west has long step that has pursued for a very long time and i think that's that that's really the core of the issue with respect to u.s. policy and i hope it can change i don't think it's a dead end street but i think if you if you just reflect for a moment on recent developments in turkey with respect to its relationship to israel and the situation in gaza this picture becomes quite clear go ahead stephen you want to jump in there sorry go right ahead i think first of all the theme here was supposed to be a slam of democracy not how can we us

hundred and twenty nations yet to speak abandoned by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left addressing half empty are torrijos by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under u.s. and argos camera outside the u.n. but long to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly. and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed and when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the un media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish . today also reflects that the u.n. suddenly doesn't draw as much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some scientists a lot of difficulties addressed in those child to choose the first maybe garnering

than one hundred and twenty nations yet to speak by live trucks that most police presence nations like palestine congo in mongolia were left addressing half empty our torrijos by monday when cuba's spoke of suffering under us and forgoes camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debates and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the un media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters. and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish . today also reflects that the u.n. certainly doesn't draw as much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some send a lot of difficulties addressed in those challenges the first maybe garnering respect fr

they over and over and over again educate their children from every pulpit whatsoever that one day palestine will replace israel well the israelis are not suicidal and israelis realize that we are doing just fine and we are existing just fine and nobel prize winners and all kinds of wonderful things are coming out of this country without the setting borders we would like to set borders but we also realize that the people to whom we would give real estate to are hell bent on destroying the country and that's something that most israelis with good reason are not going to countenance and i feel very sorry for mr berger because the people with me is a very rapidly dwindling number and it's time to face reality and deal with facts not with wishes again as are many thanks for the unfortunate i can see you're somebody shaking his head but i'm afraid we're out of time my friend i'm going to have to say my thanks to you we had that from. a spokesperson for the council on your from the organization peace very conflicting views on a very sensitive issue many thanks. but as whalen's are voting in a cruc

interests in the region i'm speaking specifically with the question of the situation in jazz and the israel palestine conflict recalled just a few months ago all of the editorials the commentary about who lost turkey why is turkey doing this you know turkey's democratization process in the western in the west interest i think a similar process in a similar debate i mean that fundamentally speaks to the point that i was making with respect to egypt the greater democratization in the middle east will result in a fundamental clash on certain policies that the west has long step that has pursued for a very long time and i think that's that that's really the core of the issue with respect to u.s. policy and i hope we can change i don't think it's a dead end street but i think if you if you just reflect for a moment on recent developments in turkey with respect to its relationship to israel and the situation in gaza this picture becomes quite clear go ahead stephen you want to jump in there sorry go right ahead i sank first of all the theme here was supposed to be a slam of democracy not how can we use isl

than one hundred and twenty nations yet to speak by live trucks that most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left a dressing half empty auditoriums by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and forgoes a camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debate and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed and when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body so the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change then the scene inside the u.n. media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish. today also reflects that the u.n. suddenly doesn't draw as much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some scientists that. difficult to say addressing those child to choose the first maybe garn

iran what happened in lebanon has to do with elaborate lebanese sovereignty and what is happening in palestine is that the zionist regime which is a racist an apartheid by the actions going to run their own superior race no the weapons come from the united states when gaza is bombed and thousands of civilians are murdered in the gaza war they come from the united states when when you compare the number of palestinians who've been killed to the number of israelis have been killed all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here around the world we have to jump in here because after a short break we'll continue our discussion on a round of stay with our. her. this is tree still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal that the soviet files house on the embankment on r t i. slum. if you. want to. well the man across talk i'm here all about to remind you we're discussing relations between iran and the west. if you. just started. but before let's see what russians think about this. the ongoing debate over a possible strike against iran raises dozens of questions first among them is whether iran r

hundred and twenty nations yet to speak abandoned by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left addressing half empty auditoriums by monday when spoke of suffering under us and forgoes a camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debate and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed and when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body so the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the u.n. media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish. today also reflects the. much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. a lot of difficult to say addressing those charges the first maybe garnering respect from its host country nearly seventy percent of am

hundred and twenty nations yet to speak bandon by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo in mongolia were left addressing half empty are torrijos by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and forgoes camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debates and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the un media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters. and garbage cans overflowing with on recycled rubbish. that you see today also reflects that the un suddenly doesn't draw as much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some extent a lot of difficulties addressing those challenges first maybe garnering resp

hillary clinton met with israel's president and palestine's prime minister. >> we understand this is in the security interest of the united states that you do so. >> reporter: one cig any cant roadblock is -- significant roadblock is hamas. >>> the economy showed a small boost today with the release of moderately positive reports on unemployment and retail sales. there were 472,000 first time jobless claims filed last week, that's 6,000 fewer than the week before. it was the second straight week the number has dropped. meantime retailers reported strong sales in august compared to a year ago. sales at 31 major retailers were up this month. jobs were e buy word on wall street as investors showed caution. a late rally pushed the dow up 50 points, the nasdaq gained 23. burger king was the big winner surging 25% as 3g capital agreed to buy the giant. >>> the winning bid almost $2.4 billion, analysts say three par's innovative technology could give 3g an edge in the emerging area of cloud computing. it's not known what would happen to 3g. >>> and passengers say they can't count on the tra

began in two thousand and three no one knows that certain intractable problems one could mention israel palestine and so on do go on a long time but it i would i am frankly skeptical about there are some in the north koreans now and then they play this game but i think everyone can see through it the u.s. defense secretary robert gates famously saying i think more than once that we're not going to buy the same horse twice and very little progress was made or we could argue historically no time now about whether if some people had done something different a different junctures and we had this program in the can as long as one thousand nine hundred four under the bill clinton agreed framework but here we are it's out in the open it's the only thing that they've got i don't think they'll give it up very quickly but i also i don't detect very much enthusiasm oh great let's go for the six party talks china will say that as host they would like it to work but i'm not even sure washington all this quite a hard line regime in south korea particularly after the sinking of the china basically who believes

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iran what happened in lebanon has to do with elaborate lebanese sovereignty and what is happening in palestine is that the zionist regime which is a racist an apartheid of the western is going to run their own superior race no the weapons come from the united states when gaza is bombed and thousands of civilians are murdered in the gaza war they come from the united states when when you compare the number of palestinians who've been killed to the number of israelis have been killed. here around the world we have to jump in here to after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the round today with our. anything. you want to. claim has been to the arming the screen. where the first russian fleet was built. resources. where the biggest russian salmon can be are processing factories located . where unique species of fauna can be found. close up. our. stuff going. back. to where you know that damage is in the black. but very little damming the white. and they are the key to our problems are all right. just. to be. welcome at the cross talk i'm hearing to remind you we're discussing relations

iran what happened in lebanon has to do with elaborate lebanese sovereignty and what is happening in palestine is that the zionist regime which is a racist an apartheid of the western is going to run their own superior race no the weapons come from the united states when gaza is bombed and thousands of civilians are murdered in the gaza war they come from the united states when when you compare the number of palestinians who've been killed to the number of israelis have been killed all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here around the world we have to jump in here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on a round of stay with our. her mum. mum. mum. mum her. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal the head of the soviet files house on the embankment on oxys. if. going to be soon which brightened a few songs from funniest impressions. his friend starts on t.v. don't come. from the kitchen sisters. welcome back to cross talk i'm futile to remind you we're discussing relations between iran and the west. but before it let's see what russians think about this.

iran what happened in lebanon has to do with elaborate lebanese sovereignty and what is happening in palestine is that the zionist regime which is a racist an apartheid by the welshman's going to run their own superior race no the weapons come from the united states when gaza is bombed and thousands of civilians are murdered in the gaza war they come from the united states when it when you compare the number of palestinians who've been killed to the number of israelis have been killed. here around the world we have to jump in here with after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the round stay with our. her. her. her. her. this is tree still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal that in the soviet files house on the embankment. close up came has been to the our hangal screen. where the first russian fleet was bollocks the r.t. goes to the area which holds top position in oil and gas resources. where the biggest russian salmon cammy are processing factories located. and where unique species of farm fauna can be found. welcome to the cycling region. i should close up on our team

this week at the leaders of israeli and palestine a med for the latest round of middle east peace talks in sharm el sheikh and jerusalem the meeting was overshadowed by israeli warplanes attacking gaza twice in response to palestinian rocket and mortar fire the talks continue to be stalled over israeli settlements in the west bank palestinian president mahmoud abbas had threatened to pull out of the negotiations if israel extended the settlement building however he added that there is no alternative to peace political analyst omar barghouti says that the talks are doomed for failure until israel begins to obey international law. the entire settlement colonial settlement enterprise is illegal according to international law all of the settlements have to be removed according to international law this points to the main problem with the so-called negotiations and i called them negotiations not to negotiate because they know ghaith palestinian rights they negate human rights in general and they negate their reference to international law and therefore these talks have no chance of success t

than one hundred and twenty nations yet to speak by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left addressing half empty auditoriums by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and forgoes camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debates and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body so the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the un media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters. and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish piece that you see today also reflects that the u.n. suddenly doesn't draw as much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some extent there's a lot of difficulties addressed in those china just the first

a vision for peace or what is his vision as how to kick the palestinian out of the historic land of palestine and make it the land for the zionist and now he's talking about the jews which means that all the palestinian arabs and even the christian they should believe these jewish state our values our cause i'm sorry my name i can just enjoy yours for a moment. if i may so as always there's no political unity there were among the palestinians as we see with hamas and fatah how likely is it a sustainable peace can be reached with the israelis and i've only got just a moment please answer. i admit that we are in very weak situation because there is a division between us bank and gaza and we are not organizing or court anything to our efforts to gather this is weakening the palestinian position i do believe that we should that way i'm. keep saying that we should be forced to go to. to negotiation with the israelis we have being the unity among the palestinian by equal side that if the and having a national reconciliation this is the moment where abu mazin can go and he is going to be whip in the

began in two thousand and three no one knows that certain intractable problems one could mention israel palestine and so on do go on a long time but i would i am frankly skeptical about there are some in the north koreans now and then they play this game but i think everyone can see through it the u.s. defense secretary robert gates famously saying i think more than once that we're not going to buy the same horse twice and very little progress was made or we could argue historically no time now about whether if some people had done something different a different junctures and we had this program in the can as long as one thousand nine hundred four under the bill clinton agreed framework but here we are it's out in the open it's the only thing that they've got i don't think they'll give it up very quickly but i also i don't detect very much enthusiasm oh great let's go for the six party talks china will say that as host they would like it to work but i'm not even sure washington or this quite a hard line regime in south korea particularly after the sinking of the china basically who believes that

began in two thousand and three no one knows that certain intractable problems one could mention israel palestine and so on do go on a long time but it's i would i am frankly skeptical about there are some in the north koreans now and then they play this game but i think everyone can see through it the u.s. defense secretary robert gates famously saying i think more than once that we're not going to buy the same horse twice and very little progress was made or we could argue historically no time now about whether if some people had done something different a different junctures and we had this program in the can as long as one thousand nine hundred four under the bill clinton agreed framework but here we are it's out in the open it's the only thing that they've got i don't think they'll give it up very quickly but i also i don't detect very much enthusiasm oh great let's go for the six party talks china will say that as host they would like it to work but i'm not even sure washington all this quite a hard line regime in south korea particularly after the sinking of the china basically who believe

hundred twenty nations yet to speak abandoned by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left a dressing half empty auditorium by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and forgoes a camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were credited at the un for the general assembly debate and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed when he left he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the u.n. media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish. today also reflects the. much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. a lot of difficulties addressing those charges the first maybe garnering respect from its host country nearly seventy percent of americans thin

than one hundred and twenty nations yet to speak by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo in mongolia were left addressing half empty our torrijos by monday when cuba's spoke of suffering under us and argos camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debates and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in with. when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the un media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters. and garbage cans overflowing with on recycled rubbish. that you see here today also reflects that the u.n. suddenly doesn't draw as much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some extent there's a lot of difficulties addressed in those challenges the first mayb

the moratorium was set up ten months ago by the israeli government as a move towards peace talks with palestine meanwhile palestinian government officials warned that several times that any new construction words in the west bank will mean the immediate a fall of the ongoing negotiations some jewish settlers plan to celebrate the event by laying the foundation stones of the new buildings in that area the international community has repeatedly called on israel to extend the moratorium while israelis call on their government to end it. and we have lots more to come your way this hour including a neo nazi in norway for a month on the run from a psychiatric unit russian cage fighter turned extremist is detained in also demanding political asylum. and last call for venezuelans the country is voting in a highly contested national election which has been billed as a battle of the rich versus the poor. this week untapped the riches of the arctic dominated talks at an international forum here in moscow and the objective was to ensure that the competition for the billions of tons of oil and gas wouldn't

interests in the region i'm speaking specifically with the question of the situation in gaz in the israel palestine conflict recalled just a few months ago all of the editorials the commentary about who lost turkey why is turkey doing this you know turkey's democratization process in the western and in the west interest i think a similar process in a similar debate i mean that fundamentally speaks to the point that i was making with respect to egypt the greater democratization in the middle east will result in a fundamental clash on certain policies that the west has long step that has pursued for a very long time and i think that's that that's really the core of the issue with respect to u.s. policy and i hope it can change i don't think it's a dead end street but i think if you if you just reflect for a moment on recent developments in turkey with respect to its relationship to israel and the situation in gaza this picture becomes quite clear go ahead stephen you want to jump in there sorry go right ahead i saying first of all the theme here was supposed to be a slam of democracy not how can we u

begat the, a major way of dealing with the, um, the dispute between, ah, israel and, and, ah, primarily palestine, but also its neighbors. >> okay, ah, michael? >> well, just to add one point, there's one other qualification that senator mitchell has, and that is time. you asked before, ah, why would a president be using a special envoy rather than a secretary of state? a secretary of state cannot devote all her time to a problem as complicated as the middle east peace process. so by bring, for some of these very complicated, difficult, regional, or thematic problems, you can bring in a special envoy who has some of the weight and qualifications that charlie has mentioned, and you can put them full-time to work on that job. >> and they can get to know the players as well, at that point, and the players can feel as though they've got somebody at the other end of the phone they can call who is familiar with who they are and where they're coming from. >> yes, and i just think one more point to add there that is, is crucial on the potentially negative side of the problem, and that is, that if there i

began in two thousand and three no one knows that certain intractable problems one could mention israel palestine and so on do go on a long time but i would i am frankly skeptical about there are some in the north koreans now and then they play this game but i think everyone can see through it the u.s. defense secretary robert gates famously saying i think more than once that we're not going to buy the same horse twice and very little progress was made or we could argue historically no time now about whether if some people had done something different a different junctures and we had this program in the can as long as one thousand nine hundred four under the bill clinton agreed framework but here we are it's out in the open it's the only thing that they've got i don't think they'll give it up very quickly but i also i don't detect very much enthusiasm oh great let's go for the six party talks china will say that as host they would like it to work but i'm not even sure washington all this quite a hard line regime in south korea particularly after the sinking of the china basically who believes tha

hundred and twenty nations yet to speak abandoned by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left a dressing half empty auditoriums by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and our goes by camera outside the un belong to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debate and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed when he left he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the u.n. media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish. today also reflects the. much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. a lot of difficult to say addressing those challenges the first maybe garnering respect from its host country nearly seventy percent of a

than one hundred and twenty nations yet to speak by live trucks that most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left addressing half empty our torrijos by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and forgoes camera outside the un along to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debate and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the u.n. media center spoke volumes less than ten reporters. and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish. that you see today also reflects that the u.n. suddenly doesn't draw as much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. to some extent there's a lot of difficulties addressed in those china just the first maybe garner

from now it was searched ten months ago by the israeli government as a move towards peace talks with palestine meanwhile the palestinian government officials were on several times that any new construction in the west bank the immediate halt the on going negotiations summer jewish settlers plan to celebrate the event by laying the foundations of the new buildings in the area for the international community has repeatedly called on israel to extend the moratorium while israelis call on their government to end it or when i joined live by the founder of all and on point tonight is asia aimed at extended dialogue between both sides of the conflict many thanks for joining us mr rugg. the moratorium is about to expire both sides promise protests do you think that these process could turn violent. these protests will not turn violent and they won't turn violent for two primary reasons the first is that the leaders in the region prime minister binyamin netanyahu and president abu mazin both see the importance of carrying on with the peace talks without promoting violence in fact these peace talks need

but in gaza itself the very spot that will soon come under the authority of the palestine liberation organization it looked like so many other days. the frustrated, the angry, those without hope giving vent to their fury. ♪ in jericho, which will also come under plo control, there was more of a sense of the day. it may be here in this ancient biblical city that yasser arafat sets up the plo's new headquarters. they were marching and chanting in jericho today. while three white house staffers playing clinton and rabin and arafat were doing a dry run. >> can you ask them all to move? can you ask them all to move? >> from the middle of the stage. >> reporter: and the table on which sadat and begin and carter signed the camp david agreement was being nudged into its proper place. >> about three inches this way. >> reporter: on this day at the white house former secretaries of state were a glut on the market. vance and kissinger. william p. rogers from all the way back in the nixon years. schulz, haig, baker, eagleburger. when you tally up the years of service, you get a sense of how mu

interests in the region i'm speaking specifically with the question of the situation in jazz and the israel palestine conflict recalled just a few months ago all of the editorials the commentary about who lost turkey why is turkey doing this you know turkey's democratization process in the western and in the west interest i think a similar process in a similar debate i mean that fundamentally speaks to the point that i was making with respect to egypt the greater democratization in the middle east will result in a fundamental clash on certain policies that the west has long step that has pursued for a very long time and i think that's that that's really the core of the issue with respect to u.s. policy and i hope it can change i don't think it's a dead end street but i think if you if you just reflect for a moment on recent developments in turkey with respect to its relationship to israel and the situation in gaza this picture becomes quite clear go ahead stephen you want to jump in there sorry go right ahead i think first of all the fame here was supposed to be a slam of democracy not how can we use

. >> reporter: palestine president abbas says israel has a choice to make. >> there is only one choice in influence, peace or seattle. if it's peace through talks and if israel doesn't choose it, it will be a waste of time, a waste of opportunity. >> reporter: a freeform israeli diplomat says the world is watching and ape palestinian official says renewed construction is sure to threaten negotiations. >> decision to freeze the settlements in the first place was an acceptance in which the land is occupied land and that the negotiations will lead to the end of the occupation. >> reporter: the palestinians are asking for an october 4th meeting of the arab league in egypt to discuss the situation. that would give them more time for discussions with israel. in jerusalem, leland vittert, fox news. >>> in other news from around world, officials in afghanistan ordered vote rewounded in seven of 34 provinces, following charges of corruption during last week's leices just also today, four aid workers, including a british woman were kidnapped during an ambush in northeast afghanistan. and nato sa

and speaking of peace president obama also tried to sell his vision for the future of israel and palestine i recognize many are pessimistic about this process but with keith feet sitting empty you have to wonder if it was falling on deaf ears many a world leader championed ridding the world of nukes the obama administration defended its hard line taken in spearheading sanctions against iran iran is the only part of the n.p.t. that cannot demonstrate the peace the peaceful intentions of its nuclear program. and those actions have consequences obama didn't mention the solution other countries see but. must destruction through resolve in the middle east as well as been busy each united nations security council resolution this would of course require the us to acknowledge the nuclear weapons israel is believed to have so when obama opines there what unites us as human beings is far greater than what divides us in order to convince the united nations of that the u.s. may need to start truly playing by the emerging rules multilateralism is the international face of democracy lauren lyster r t ne

hundred and twenty nations yet to speak abandoned by live trucks and most police presence nations like palestine congo and mongolia were left a dressing half empty are torrijos by monday when cuba spoke of suffering under us and forgoes camera outside the un belong to a tourist between two thousand and twenty five hundred journalists were accredited at the un for the general assembly debate and when u.s. president barack obama was here the room i'm standing in was packed when he laughed he took all the media attention with him now only a handful of journalists are left to report about all the other countries that are addressing the international body the poorest leaders took to the podium campaigning for climate change and the scene inside the un media center spoke volumes. less than ten reporters and garbage cans overflowing with recycled rubbish . today also reflects the. much attention. you know global governance seems to have so many challenges to address. some sense this is difficult to say addressing those challenges first maybe garnering respect from its host country nearly seventy percen

two states, israel and palestine, living side-by-side in peace and security. tonight i am pleased to welcome to the white house key partners in this effort, along with secretary of state hillary clinton and the representative of our quartet partners, former prime minister tony blair. president abbas, prime minister netanyahu, the majesty king abdallah, and president mubarak. we are but five men. our dinner it this evening will be a small gathering around a single table, but when we come together, we will not be alone. we'll be joined by the generations, those who have gone before and those who will follow. each of you are the heirs of peacemakers who dared greatly. begin and sadat, rabin and king hussein. statesmen who saw the world as it was but also imagine the world as it should be. is the shoulders of our predecessors upon which we stand. is there work which we carry on. which wetheir work carry on. it is the wisdom and courage to walk the path of peace. all of us are leaders of our people, who no matter the language they speak where the faith they practic