what now have jonathan koch a freelance journalist and author of three books mr koch thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you are the only western journalist to be based here in nazareth the largest arab town in israel what kind of different insight does this give you to the conflict as opposed to most foreign journalists who are based in the centers of tel aviv jerusalem and ramallah that location in itself. tends to select the focus of your work tends to prejudge what the issues major issues here are in the conflict and i think journalists who are based in the normal cities like jerusalem and tel aviv tend to assume that the conflict began in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven that it's a product of the occupation of the palestinian territories the west bank and gaza whereas my focus has been based being based inside israel in a palestinian or arab community how do you want to describe it is to see that the conflict predates nine hundred sixty seven why do you feel that is all should not be classified as a democracy bearing in mind that the arab community here can vote th

next also you talked to journalist and author jonathan koch who says that israel is a regional guly which actually benefits from division. you know. what now i have jonathan cook a freelance journalist and author of three books mr cook thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you are the only western journalist to be based here in nazareth the largest arab town in israel what kind of different insight does this give you to the conflict as opposed to most foreign journalists who are based in the centers of tel aviv and jerusalem and ramallah at that location itself. tends to select the focus of your work tends to prejudge what the issues major issues here are in the conflict and i think journalists who are based in the normal cities like jerusalem and tel aviv tend to assume that the conflict began in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven that it's a product of the occupation of the palestinian territories the west bank and gaza whereas my focus has been based being based inside israel in a palestinian or arab community how do you want to describe it is to see that conflict predates

said down with journalist and author jonathan koch who says that israel is a regional bully and actually benefits from the division. what i have jonathan cook a freelance journalist and author of three books mr cook thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you are the only western journalist to be based here in nazareth the largest arab town in israel what kind of different insight does this give you to the conflict as opposed to most foreign journalists who are based in the centers of tel aviv jerusalem and ramallah that location in itself. tends to select the focus of your work tends to prejudge what the issues major issues here are in the conflict and i think journalists who are based in the normal cities like jerusalem and tel aviv tend to assume that the conflict began in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven that is a product of the occupation of the palestinian territories the west bank and gaza whereas my focus has been based being based inside israel in a palestinian or arab community how do you want to describe it is to see that conflict predates nine hundred sixty seven

conflict is continuing to divide the middle east artie's adown with journalist and author jonathan koch who says that israel is a regional bully and actually benefits from the division. you know. what now i have jonathan cook a freelance journalist and author of three books mr cook thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you are the only western journalist to be based here in nazareth the largest arab town in israel what kind of different insight does this give you to the conflict as opposed to most foreign journalists who are based in the centers of tel aviv to jerusalem and ramallah at that location itself. tends to select the focus of your work tends to prejudge what the issues major issues here are in the conflict and i think journalists who are based in the normal cities like jerusalem and tel aviv tend to assume that the conflict began in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven that it's a product of the occupation of the palestinian territories the west bank and gaza whereas my focus has been based being based inside israel in the palestinian or arab community how do you wa

palestinian conflict is continuing to divide the middle east sat down with journalist and author jonathan koch who says that is when its regional me and i actually benefits from the division. with me i have jonathan cook a freelance journalist and author of three books mr cook thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you are the only western journalist to be based here in nazareth the largest arab town in israel what kind of different insight does this give you to the conflict as opposed to most foreign journalists who are based in the centers of tel aviv to jerusalem and ramallah at that location itself. tends to select the focus of your work tends to prejudge what the issues major issues here are in the conflict and i think journalists who are based in the normal cities like jerusalem and tel aviv tend to assume that the conflict began in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven that it's a product of the occupation of the palestinian territories the west bank and gaza whereas my focus has been based being based inside israel in a palestinian or arab community however you want to describ

said down with journalist and author jonathan koch who says that israel is a regional bully and actually benefits from the division. you know. what now i have jonathan cook a freelance journalist and author of three books mr cook thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you are the only western journalist to be based here in nazareth the largest arab town in israel what kind of different insight does this giving to the conflict as opposed to most foreign journalists who are based in the centers of tel aviv jerusalem and ramallah at that location in itself. tends to select the focus of your work tends to prejudge what the issues major issues here are in the conflict and i think journalists who are based in the normal cities like jerusalem and tel aviv tend to assume that the conflict began in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven that it's a product of the occupation of the palestinian territories the west bank and gaza whereas my focus has been based being based inside israel in a palestinian or arab community how do you want to describe it is to see that conflict predates nine hu

our current conflicts or could military culture itself be part of the problem well joining me is adam koch cash veteran and congressional candidate he's in new mexico right now adam you know my first question here is why do you think these rates right now are so much higher you know how do the veterans that are currently fighting or that have just returned compared to those from vietnam or say from world war two. well thank you very much for having me on to talk about this really important topic and it's very complicated suicide is a complicated issue what it is it takes to put someone to the breaking point where they decide to take their own lives now in contrast to vietnam we did have from that war as many suicides as combat deaths we have already surpassed that number in the global war on terror and the stress keeps at it up and you pointed out some very interesting numbers about this month's report but i think those numbers also reveal in the inverse there that she did not state some very interesting factors although twenty two of those thirty two suicides were deployed veterans or peo

we're finding out more about the teenager who fell to his death from a cliff near marin koch's muir beach. andrew leonard hicks was getting ready for his senior year at henderson high school. he was a national honor society student who planned to become a doctor. on monday, hicks and his family were on a hike a mile south from muir beach, when he fell 500 feet to his death. family members say he had gone off the main trail to get a better view of the ocean. >>> 7:23. in santa cruz, a demonstration by homeless advocates is entering its third week on the steps of the county courthouse. the demonstrators who have been sleeping on the sidewalk at all hours there are protesting the city's camping law which prohibits sleeping outside between 11:00 p.m. and 8:30:00 a.m. organizers want local officials to establish a safe place for the homeless to camp. >>> construction is underway on the first of four tunnels. this morning a groundbreaking ceremony will be held for a second tunnel. the southbound battery tunnel. the tunnels will lower the roadway and create new park space above. >> bravo. >> uh-

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