in the palestine israel conflict state party. stands . to. please you first springs overseas smile great three birds will come home to roost. the bush twins their massive great. empathy gives way to pull the oceans. towards those who live on the current. limitations liquidation free liquor store charges free. range from the free live free the stereotype free limos free blog to live video for your media project c.d.o. don carty dot com. download the official t. application to your i phone the i called touch from the i choose i'm still live life on the go live video on demand exceeds my old costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your live listen. listen to. the live. welcome back to crossfire i'm going to go to remind you we're talking about the controversy surrounding the p.b.s. live can live. ok if i go back to london i mean the whole controversy around the movement right now is and again i'm invoking mr finkelstein's name here and words is that you know if we if we look at the movement he believes that it is deception is that the movement

in the palestine israel conflict state party. if you can. still. claim you for screwing over seas smile great three birds will come home to roost. bush when their mom says great. empathy to sway to go to the oceans to get towards those who live on the current. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so sleep you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. market trying. to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports he. can. commit. to. welcome back to crossfire i'm curious about your mind you were talking about the controversy surrounding p.b.s. . take a. look. ok if i go back to london i mean the whole controversy around the movement right now is and again and go ok mr finkelstein's name here and words is that you know if we if we look at the movement he believes it is dec

in the palestine israel conflicts day party. and . still. claim you first string overseas smiles great three birds will come home to roost. the bush twins their mom says the great. empathy she swayed to positive emotions. towards those who live on the current. there hasn't been anything get along t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact of. the full source material is what helps keep the journalism honest we. we want to present. something on. the. welcome back to crossfire computer we're going to remind you we're talking about the controversy surrounding the p.b.s. . live can say. ok frank i have to london i mean that they help me whole controversy around the movement right now is and again i'm invoking mr finkelstein's name here and words is that you know if we if we look at the movement he believes it is deception is that the movement essentially wants they have no israel ok that's the one state solution go at it what do you think about that i mean can there be a one state with both sides respecting each other under the rule of law

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what would his book consider victory if you had victory when you decide. that was that easy and the state of israel is not that it is an illegal state it's a state that was this elaborate on the basis of occupying the land so there's a lot of usurping the bounds of us and this law controlling by force that lands on as much as they are committing massacres against about his opinions you expelled. and basing commitments and christians to where that is so for those three from you just because he is a local justice remains remains of the of the messiah when even if he has a policy as are good enough to have the progress of time there's no sign of justice into not this not be making the justice that is if it's my how i feel about me for your house and i go ok piet come by force it wasn't a come by in fifty or one hundred us just because i'm stronger than you i've yet they may go to occupy your hands that doesn't mean it doesn't legalize why i should leave your house and these prisoners are ideological if you and i mean both you and

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what board hezbollah consider victory if you had that victory would you disarm. though that is that the state of israel does not say that it is an illegal state it's a state that was the lebanese on the basis of occupying the land so there's a lot of usurping the lands of us and all are controlling by force their lands and as much as of committing massacres against about his opinions you would expelled women and they simply misstatements and christians to tell you that is so for the estranged son just as he is the no justice remains remains of the work of the messiah well even if he has it all says i have no and the progress of time has no sense of justice and to know this not be making it all just as now you have some i have a feeling about me for your house and i go no keep quiet about it for some doesn't become mine in fifty or one hundred years just because i'm stronger than you and i've yet made with the ok corral your hands that doesn't give me that doesn't legalise why i should leave your house at least prisons are ideolo

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what would his book consider victory if you had victory would you disarm. well let's even see at this stage of the history of this not that it isn't illegal state it's a state that was the stoutness on the basis of occupying the land so i'll get out of you something that lands of us and i love you all are controlling by force their lands of business as of committing massacres against the gravest opinions you who were expelled. based including muslims and christians to well you that is so for those three from you just because he is well known just destroy remains remains of the work of the other side when he even actually has a false sense or if they don't have the progress of time does not send justice into not just not making a judgment just as they as if it's my how they feel about me for your house and i go ok piet come by force it doesn't become mine in fifty or one hundred us just because i'm stronger than you and i've yet to be able to ok call you on that doesn't get me that doesn't legalise why i should leave your house

israel palestine conflict in that he still he says it's a cult how do you follow him around. i think that. unfortunately . there is. element of truth in what he has to say my approach to the video is very ambivalent on the one and i would totally agree with him are are important it is in principle. but on their other end we have a slight problem we. any attempt to stifle or to interfere with freedom of speech and freedom of thought. probably no ways but you'll probably some of your viewers know just a few hours after. norman finkelstein expressed his criticism there were calls within the biggest movement to start to boycott him to block a nominee because time. in the last few weeks there were similar attempts within the same b.d.s. movement to boycott myself and my work just to remind your viewers neither norman finkelstein nor myself are israelis we are not living in israel norman was born in the states i was born in israel but i left israel. seven eighteen years ago and never visited it since then. so it is very problematic now why is it problematic because we definitely we

but jerusalem, like the rest of israel and palestine, is bitterly divibetween mus. at the beginning of the 21st century, arabs in the israeli-occupied territories on the west bank and the gaza strip began an uprising they called the "second intifada." it was marked by a seemingly endless cycle of arab attacks and suicide bombings follow by israeli repriss. in order to understand the prospects for peace, we explore the historical geography of israel and palestine with special emphasis on the sacred space of jerusalem. for half a century, israelis and palestinians have battled over jerusalem and a larger homeland. helping to mediate competing claims was dennis b. ross, special envoy for the first president bush and then president clinton. as his term ended, the peace process crumbled. the intifada that began has had lots of casualties. unfortunately, one of the worst casualties-- in addition to the true human suffering-- has been a loss of complete faith and belief in peacemaking. what is so disheartening for someone like me, after having doted so much ti to th effort

and shouting slogans such as free palestine there was a small counter demonstration by a group of israelis who shouted at them go home go to syria what are you doing here essentially what the activists are saying is that this is a peaceful right its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank they were planning to meet with palestinian families to plant trees and to gather in bethlehem and they say that this flight to low which is the second such high to low in two years and they have tried to organize is also an attempt to highlight the way the israeli police and these regular coroutines deal with activists all foreigners coming to israel who hold political views not shared by the government ok. they. are the peaceful activists doing nothing while there's no violence is the will of the israelis the israeli authorities about why they appeared to exert a strong over the when. well the israeli police have been preparing for this already now for several days there were four hundred and fifty uniformed and undercover police throughout the day at ben-gurion internationa

israel palestine conflict and he still he says it's a cult how do you follow him around. i think that. unfortunately . there is an element of truth in what he has to say my approach to d.v.d.'s is very ambivalent only one and i would totally agree with armor are important it is in principle. but on their other end we have slight problem. any attempt to stifle or to interfere with freedom of speech and freedom of thought. probably no ways but your probably some of your viewers know just a few hours after. norman finkelstein expressed his criticism there were calls within the biggest b.d.s. movement to start to boycott him to boycott norman finkelstein. in the last few weeks there were similar attempts within the same b.d.s. movement to boycott myself and my walk just to remind your viewers neither norman finkelstein nor myself are israelis we are not living in israel norman was born in the states i was born in israel but i left israel. seven eight years ago and never visited it since since then. so it is very problematic now why is it problematic because we definitely we c

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what would hezbollah consider victory if you had that big tree when you disarm. so that is that the state of israel does not or is an illegal state it's a state that was described as on the basis of occupying the land so there's a lot of usurping the bounds of the us and this i love you all are controlling by force the mouths of others such as they are committing massacres against the palestinians you expelled women and they simply misstatements and christians to tell you that is so for testimony from justice he is one of the justice remains remains of the work of the messiah when he finished he has a policy of off the record of the progress of time there's no sign of justice and to no there's not making a judgment just as bad as your friends might have a feeling about if your house and i don't ok call it by force it doesn't take a minute in fifty or one hundred us just because i'm stronger than you and i've yet they made with the alcohol you once that doesn't get me that doesn't legalize why i should leave your house and these

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what his book consider victory if you had victory when you disarm. go with it so easy at this stage of history and it's not that it is an illegal state it's a state that was this elaborate on the basis of occupying the land so does a lot of usurping the lands of others as i love to watch thrown in by force their nonsense as much as that of committing massacres against about his opinions you experiment. and base including muslims and christians to believe that is so for the estranged from justice he is well known not just history remains remains of the work of the messiah when even after he has it all says i have no doubt that the progress of time there's no sense of justice and to know this not be making them all just as bad as if it's my how they feel about me for your house and i go no keep quiet nobody forces doesn't become either in fifty or one hundred us just because i'm stronger than you and i've yet to enable to occupy your hands that doesn't get me that doesn't legalise how i should be your house and these places are

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what board hezbollah consider victory if you had a tree when you just saw. that was that easy and the state of israel does not say that it is an illegal state it's a state that was the stoutness on the basis of occupying the land so there's a lot of usurping the lands of us and i want to walk through named by force that and some others such as they often are committing massacres against the palestinians you who were expelled. and based including muslims and christians to believe that is so for the estranged from justice he is the noble justice remains remains of the other side well even if he has a policy as are the you know they are the progress of times is not a sign of justice and to know does not be making them justice they as if it's my how they feel about me if your house and i go to occupy it nobody forces doesn't become mine in fifty or one hundred years just because i'm stronger than you and i've yet been able to ok where are your hands that doesn't give me that doesn't realize why i should leave your house and raise pr

olds status as united nations palestine organization. they're seeking to get their status promoted as an observer to an independent palestinian state, without getting u.n. membership. >> is that a realistic scenario? >> the process doesn't require a vote in the security council. it only needs majority of the general assembly. abbas say he's confident of getting the necessary votes. israel may refuse to return to occupy the territories, even if general assembly grants a palestinian state. in this case, palestine would become an independent state. abbas seems determined. he recognizes that the peace process is a must for independence and establishing a palestinian state. and he seems determined to achieving a final peace agreement with israel. >>> all right. the u.s. space shuttle "discovery" arrived at its new home near washington, d.c., as a museum artifact. a welcome ceremony was held for "discove "discovery" at the smithsonian. it was attended by more than 2,000 visitors as well as nasa officials and former astronauts who served as spa

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what boyd has book consider victory if you had that victory would you disarm. no that easy and the state of israel is not that it is an illegal state it's a state that without established on the basis of occupying the land so there's a lot of usurping the lands of the us and this law could throw named by force then and some others such as that of committing massacres against the got his opinions you who were expelled. and based including this even some christians to believe that is so for those three from you just because he is a know well just destroy remains remains of their of the other side when even if he has a policy of off the ground the progress of time does not serve justice into no there's not making a judgement just place where you can smile how you feel about me for your house and i go ok call it the life force it doesn't become a minor in fifty or one hundred us just because i'm stronger than you i've yet been able to occupy your hands that doesn't give me it doesn't legalise why i should praise your house at leas

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what board hezbollah consider victory if you had victory would you disarm. that was so easy and the state of israel is not that it is an illegal state it's a state that without established on the basis of occupying the land so out and out of usurping the bounds of the us as i love you all are controlling by force than on some others such as the old committing massacres against the palestinians you who were expelled. and base including muslims and christians to believe that they so for their strength on you just as he is were no justice remains remains of the work of the other side when even if he has a pulse as all the. progress of time does not set injustice into not does not be making them all just as bad if it's not how they feel about me for your house and i go ok call it the life force it doesn't become a minor in fifty or one hundred us just because i'm stronger than you and i've yet been able to ok call you on it doesn't get me that doesn't legalize my ownership of your house and these places are ideological of you and i

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what would hezbollah consider victory if you had victory when you disarm. easier the state of israel is not that it is an illegal state it's a state that was this elaborate on the basis of occupying the land so there's a lot of usurping the lands of us and this i love you all are controlling by force then and some others such as that of committing massacres against the dr is a genius you expelled. and mason can visit and send christians to where that is so for that's free from justice he is the no justice for all remains remains of the of the messiah when even after he has a policy of all of the progress of time there's no sign of justice and to not just not making a judgment will just place value it's my how i feel about the fuel house and i go ok piet come by force it doesn't become either in fifty or one hundred us just because i'm stronger than you and i've yet to able to occupy your hands that doesn't give me that doesn't legalise why i should leave your house at least this is our ideological view and i mean close you and w

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what his book consider victory if you had that victory when you disarm. that was that easy that the state of israel does not that it is an illegal state it's a state that was this elaborate on the basis of occupying the land so there's a lot of usurping the lands of us and this i love you all are controlling by force the nuns i said yes' and of committing massacres against about his opinions you who would expelled. and base including muslims and christians to believe that is so for the estranged from justice he is well known justice remains remains of the work of the messiah when he even actually has a policy as are the evident progress of time there's no certain justice in tuneup is not be making them all just as bad as if it's my how they feel about me for your house and i go ok call it by force and doesn't become mine in fifty or one hundred years just because i'm stronger than you and i have yet been able to ok call you a hands that doesn't give me that doesn't legalize why i should leave your house and his business are i

what is your vision for the future of israel and palestine what his book consider victory if you had that victory would you disarm. well let's see if the state of israel does not assert it is an illegal state it's a state that without this without permission on the basis of occupying the land so i'll get out of usurping the lands of us and this i love you all are thrown in by force that lands on as many as they will commit same massacres against the gravest indians you who were expelled. and pasting from muslims and christians to tell you that is so for their strength on justice he is the noble justice remains remains of the of the other side when he even actually has a policy of all the progress of time does not send justice into not does not make a justice that is different from i have a feeling about me for your house and i go ok pirate my life force it doesn't become mine any fifty or one hundred people just because i'm stronger than you and i've yet been able to occupy your hands that doesn't give me that doesn't legalise why i should treat your house and these places are ideolo

he came back from germany to his native palestine seven years ago. now he runs one of the largest advertising agencies in the west bank. but there's something missing, a country he can call his own. >> people have run out of hope. they just want to live normal lives, like everybody else in the world. >> for young creative slyke him who studied in germany, ramallah is full of possibilities. the city is cosmopolitan cityhip, but it is economically dependent on the international community, and it is at a political standstill. >> people are trying to bring the good things they have experienced abroad back here to develop ideas. but in the end, everything is under the control of the israeli occupation. our freedom of movement is restricted, and our economy is terrible. >> palestine as its own flag and national hymn that no national sovereignty. the younger generation has only experienced years of the negotiations with israel. the rest of the middle east expenses upheavals, but there's many skepticism on the streets of ramallah. >> i do not think negotiati

when the organization decided to grant membership to palestine. they have not changed their position on palestine, but the administration is now requesting $78 million and a waiver from congress in order to fund it. so i would like you to explain why we are changes, if we are, previous policy and asking for a waiver of u.s. laws instead of insisting that they comply with really u.n. agreements about palestine and that's been going on for decades. >> well, senator, thank you. our position is absolutely clear. there cannot be any premature recognition of palestinians in any international body because that's not the way to bring about a lasting peace through a negotiation over a two-state solution, and we believed, as we said at the time, that palestinian membership was premature. we continue to make that clear. we tell everyone that we are against it. and that we have legislation that requires us to withdraw. now the state department does believe that some benefits accrued to the united states in membership in these organizations. as was pointed out

which already people felt a century ago to be untenable, then any land would do- uganda as well as palestine- of the time. and this provoked the first great debate within the zionist movement between those who are for seeking sovereignty in the land of israel, and those who said, well, sovereignty can be achieved elsewhere too. this was the first big territorial debate. then the next phase was in the thirties when the british proposed their first division of what was then palestine, which included both banks of the jordan river, the east bank and the west bank of the jordan river, and to divide it into two- the east bank, which will be what we now call jordan, and the west bank, which would be palestine- would be some kind of joint jewish and arab state. this provoked again another big argument within the settlement then in the land of israel among those who said, "only the entirety of the land," and those who said, "well, better some of it rather than the entire bit." and then the six day war is just another phase in this ongoing argument. the same argument went on also in 1948, and the dec

but he had something to say about palestine he has never said before. i want to ask you about another issue that hasn't gotten much coverage recently because iran has been getting coverage. i was in dubai recently, interviewing sheik mohammed earthquake the uae, ruler of dubai. and here is what he said u. >> we have nothing against israel, nothing against israel. what happened we want is for the palestinian, a country for the palestinian and a country for israel. and i promise to you, israel will benefit more than us because israel have things to offer in the market. >> that's very wise. that's very wise and i agree with him. i think peace would benefit us, as i think would it would benefit the palestinians, as it would benefit the entire region. i think there's one other thing. i think that i could deliver a peace agreement. i could get the israeli people to follow me if i believe that i have a serious partner on the other side, willing to make the necessary compromises on the palestinian side. many compromises that people talk about on the israeli sid

but there is an issue that could be bigger, and that issue has to do with palestine, which you haven't heard a whole lot about recently, maybe because iran has been dominating the headlines. but he had something to say about palestine he has never said before. >> i want to ask you about another issue that hasn't gotten much coverage recently because iran has been getting so much coverage. i was in dubai recently interviewing sheik mohammed the prime minister of the uae, ruler of dubai. and we talked about israel and here's what he said. >> you know, i tell you, we have nothing against israel. we have nothing against israel. and what we want is for the palestinian, a country for the palestinian and a country for israel. and i promise to you that if the arab world open to israel israel will benefit more than us because israel have things to offer in the market. >> that's very wise. that's very wise and i agree with him. i think peace would benefit us, as i think it would benefit the palestinians, as it would benefit the entire region. i think there's one other thing. i think that i could

been sanctioned if israel movement where does it stand on the question of a q state solution of the palestine israel conflict. download the official and see how to make a shift to high phone the i pod touch from the i choose option. one job teaching life on the go. video on demand parties mindful of costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your.

response from israeli police dozens of activists were part of an international campaign dubbed welcome to palestine barred from entering the country nine israeli activists also arrested. coming up next a man convicted of killing a us police officer in a case seen by many as a miscarriage of justice speaks with r t m m e abu jamal a former journalist and black panther who's now serving a life sentence in prison because this is first interview since being taken off death row. revolutionary journalist and activist an honorary award holding citizen in over twenty cities with a street named after him in france his case is said to be one of the most of beaded in modern legal history accused of killing a police officer in the eighty's and has spent almost three decades on death row in general he was taken off death row and is now serving life behind bars without parole for the first time since his transfer and he's speaking exclusively with our teeth from jail. thank you so much for speaking with us today my first question to you is after almost thirty years on death row and now serving a life sentence wi

response from israeli police dozens of activists were part of an international campaign dubbed welcome the palestine barred from entering the country nine israeli activists also arrested. up next a man convicted of killing a police officer in a case seen by many as a miscarriage of justice speaks exclusively with our team. mall a former journalist and black panther member serving a life sentence in a prison his first interview after being removed from death row. a revolutionary journalist and activist an honorary award holding citizen in over twenty cities with a street named after him in france his case is said to be one of the most of beaded in modern legal history accused of killing a police officer in the eighty's near boojum all who spent almost three decades under a throw in general he was taken off death row and is now serving life behind bars without parole for the first time since his transfer and he's speaking exclusively with our t. from jail. thank you so much for speaking with us today my first question to you is after almost thirty years on death row and now serving a life sentence wit

that ruled lebanon fell the minority that ruled iraq the sunnis fell and the minority in israel and palestine was able to make itself into a majority of the jews but in every one of those countries the opposition are still fighting the sunnis are still fighting to get back in iraq the palestinians are still fighting for their share of palestine and the different communities in lebanon are in a very hostile sort of come to the end if you will but this for foreigners to step in and think they can nation build in syria and to create a strong sense of national unity is i think foolish we've discovered that in in in afghanistan in iraq america did not have the answers a leader of syria is going to have to emerge out of this struggle if we look at all the great nation building leaders of the middle east ataturk ben-gurion in israel. in saudi arabia they spent decades fighting to unify their countries they be emerged as heroes on the battlefield they did not have the country given to them by foreign powers ok and then when i come back a just my general let me jump in let me tell you right man that w

the israeli police dozens of activists who were part of an international campaign dubbed welcome to palestine a barred from entering the country and israeli activists have also been arrested. now the man accused in a case seen by many as a flagrant miscarriage of u.s. justice talks exclusively to us when there are a former journalist and black panther serving a life sentence but gives us his first interview of the been taken off death row. a revolutionary journalist and activist an honorary award holding citizen in over twenty cities with a street named after him in france his case is said to be one of the most of beaded in modern legal history book use of killing a police officer in the eighty's near ramallah has spent almost three decades on death row in january he was taken off death row and is now serving life behind bars without parole for the first time since his transfer and he's speaking exclusively with our t. from jail. thank you so much for speaking with us today my first question to you is after almost thirty years on death row and now serving a life sentence without parole if you

but first more than forty activists from the welcome to palestine campaign have been detained by israeli authorities that televisa airport israel's also refused entry to dozens part of a so-called fly tila who said they planned peaceful activities like planting trees in the west bank now into its third year of a campaign with activists from more than fifteen countries wants to challenge what they call an israeli siege of occupied territories or he's policy or has more. they are part of this international campaign that has come to palestine and the intention of this campaign is to highlight the plight of the palestinian people its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank they were planning to meet with palestinian families to plant trees and to gather in bethlehem and they say that this is also an attempt to highlight the way the israeli police in these mablethorpe he's deal with activists all foreigners coming to israel who hold political views not shared by the government there was a small counter-demonstration by a group of israelis who shouted at them go ho

but first more than forty activists from the welcome to palestine movement have been detained by authorities said ben-gurion airport in tel aviv israel also worth . dozens part of a so-called fly to work plan peaceful activities like planting trees in the west right now with his third year of the campaign with activists from more than fifteen countries wants to charge what they call an israeli siege of occupied territories or just cause leaders and they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed to palestine and the intention of this campaign is to highlight the plight of the palestinian people its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank they were planning to meet with palestinian families climb trees and together. this is also an attempt to highlight the way the israeli police in these rebel forces deal with activists all foreigners coming to israel who hold political views not shared by that was a small. ladies who shouted at them go home go to syria what are you doing here the israeli police accuse these activists of provoking the situation t

rule of lebanon fell the minority that ruled iraq the sunnis fell and the minority in israel and in palestine was able to make itself into a majority of the jews but in every one of those countries the opposition are still fighting the sunnis are still fighting to get back in iraq the palestinians are still fighting for their share of palestine and the different communities in lebanon are in a very hostile sort of come to the end if you will but this for foreigners to step in and think that they can nation build in syria and create a strong sense of national unity is i think foolish we've discovered that in in in afghanistan in iraq america did not have the answers a leader of syria is going to have to emerge out of this struggle if we look at all the great nation building leaders of the middle east ataturk ben-gurion israel abdulaziz and so did in saudi arabia they spent decades fighting to unify their country its navy emerged as heroes on the battlefield they did not have the country given to them by foreign powers ok and then point um ok this morning just let me jump in let me tell you rig

dozens of activists who arrived in tel aviv as part of an international campaign dubbed welcome to palestine nine israeli activists have also been arrested who can either say they planned peaceful activities like planting trees in the west bank and they've criticized israel for overreacting. policy and in tel aviv for. well we all received reports of more foreign activists arriving later on sunday so far forty five international activists have arrived the majority of them being french nationals they have been barred entry from israel and at the same time they entertained at bangor international airport not the forty five twenty nine have already been taken to a prison in the same time of the country from where according to the israeli police spokespeople they will be deported the remaining sixteen are still at the airport and will be put back on flights later on sunday to be returned to their home countries they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed to palestine essentially what the activists are saying is that this is a peaceful try turn its intention is to really hol

they're all part of this international campaign that has been both come to palestine and the intention of this campaign is to highlight the plight of the palestinian people its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank they were planning to meet with palestinian families to climb trees and to gather in bethlehem and they say that this is also an attempt to highlight the way the israeli police in these middle thirty's deal with afterbirth all foreigners coming to me as well who hold political views not shared by the government there was a small counter demonstration by a group of israelis who shouted at him go home go to syria what are you doing here israeli police accuse these activists of provoking the situation they say that they were intent on disrupting public all then they really were trying to be legitimized his role this heavy handedness by israel is not something new we've witnessed it took a short time ago with the way the israeli police dealt with the day commemorations there one person dead and several other palestinian activists injured throughout

from israeli police dozens of activists who are part of an international campaign dubbed welcome to palestine are barred from entering the country nine israeli activists were also arrested. up next a man convicted of killing a police officer in a case seen by many as a miscarriage of u.s. justice speaks exclusively with r t. r well former journalist and black panther serving a life sentence in prison gives this first interview since being taken off death row. a revolutionary journalist and activist an honorary award holding citizen in over twenty cities with a street named after him in france is case is said to be one of the most of beaded in modern legal history accused of killing a police officer in the it is nearby jamal has spent almost three decades under a throw in general he was taken off death row and is now serving life behind bars without parole for the first time since his transfer oh he's speaking exclusively with our teeth from jail. thank you so much for speaking with us today my first question to you is after almost thirty years on death row and now serving a life sentence with

the israeli police dozens of activists who were part of an international campaign dubbed welcome to palestine or barred from entering the country nine israeli activists were also arrested. now the man accused in a case seen by many as a flagrant miscarriage of u.s. justice talks exclusively to our. former journalist and black panther a life sentence around buzz because this is first interview after being taken off death row. a revolutionary journalist an activist an honorary award holding citizen in over twenty cities with a street named after him in france his case is said to be one of the most a gaited in modern legal history accused of killing a police officer in the eighty's near boojum all who spent almost three decades on death row in january he was taken off death row and is now serving life behind bars without parole for the first time since his transfer all he's speaking exclusively with our teeth from jail. thank you so much for speaking with us today my first question to you is after almost thirty years on death row and now serving a life sentence without parole if you were behind

best sanction of israel movement where does it stand on the question of a two state solution of the palestine israel called click. motion would be soo much brighter if you only bought some from the funds to the merchant some of. these food stamps on t.v. don't come. on. the is. to say. see . if it's fixed so somehow i. get a an.

best me sanction of israel movement where does it stand on the question of a two state solution of the palestine israel conflict. wealthy british style some. type of. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our cheap when you force spring overseas my grocery birds will come home to roost. when they're most of the time great. empathy to sway to pull the commotions. towards those who live on the current. if. russia would be so much brighter if you knew more about someone from funds to freshen was. his friend stance on t.v. don't comb. the. people.

they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed welcome to palestine and the intention of this campaign is to highlight the plight of the palestinian people its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank they were planning to meet with palestinian families to plant trees and to gather in bethlehem and they say that this is also an attempt to highlight the way the israeli police in these maybe close he's deal with activists all foreigners coming to israel who hold political views not shared by the government there was a small counter demonstration by a group of israelis who shouted at them go home go to syria what are you doing here the israeli police accuse these activists of provoking the situation they said that they were intent on destructive public all the net they really were trying to be legitimized his role this heavy handedness by israel is not something new we've witnessed at a short time ago with the way the israeli police dealt with the day commemorations that we have one person dead and several other palestinian activists injured th

investigate alleged israeli war crimes on their lands the official reason for the rejection is that palestine is not a u.n. state. a professor at bethlehem university and a human rights activist now joins us live on the line thanks for being with us how was the hague's reasoning going down with the palestinians. not very good obviously we have palestinians believe that in a nation state of what. does this point in fact there was a un resolution one thousand nine hundred forty seven recognized palestinian state than most countries in the world. so we obviously believe we understand and we are entitled to bring charges against the state of israel. the international criminal court is already facing criticism from international groups that n.g.o.s being biased on less why do you think it's chosen this route well i think there is a lot of pressure applied on the international court of justice by the united states and by parties to prevent any accounting for the state this is not unusual throughout the sixty three year history israel has been able to get away with war crimes and crimes against huma

but first more than forty activists from the welcome to palestine campaign have been detained by israeli authorities a television spend gorean airport israel's also refused entry to die. part of the so-called flight tell us who say they had planned peaceful activities like planting trees in the west bank now into the campaigns third year activists from more than fifteen countries want to challenge what they call the israeli siege of occupied territories or his policy or has more from tel aviv. they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed to palestine and the intention of this campaign is to highlight the plight of the palestinian people its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank i would planning to meet with palestinian families to plant trees and to gather in bethlehem and they say that this is also an attempt to highlight the way the israeli police needs regular flows he's deal with activists all foreigners coming to me as well who hold political views not shared by the government there was a small counter demonstration by a group of t

they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed palestine and the intention of this campaign is to highlight the plight of the palestinian people its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank they were planning to meet with palestinian families to plant trees and to gather in bethlehem and they say that this is also an attempt to highlight the way the israeli police and the israeli authorities deal with activists all foreigners coming to as well who hold political views not kid by the government there was a small counter demonstration by a group of israelis who shouted at them go home go to syria what are you doing here israeli police accuse these activists of provoking the situation they say that they were intent on disrupting public all day and they really were trying to be legitimatized his role this heavy handedness by israel is not something new we've witnessed at a short time ago with the way the israel you can be dealt with the day commemorations that we have one person dead and several other palestinian activists injured throughout

dozens of activists who arrived in tel aviv as part of an international campaign dubbed welcome to palestine nine israeli activists were also arrested the organizers say they planned peaceful activities like planting trees in the west bank and they criticized israel for overreacting policy is in television for us. well we are receiving reports of more foreign activists arriving late on sunday so thought of the five international activists have arrived the majority of them being french nationals they have been barred entry from israel and at the same time it entertained at bangor international airport not the forty five twenty nine haven't really been taken to a prison in the center of the country from where according to the israeli police spokespeople they will be deported the remaining sixteen are still at the airport and will be put back on flights later on sunday to be returned to their home countries they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed welcome to palestine essentially what the activists are saying is that this is a peaceful try to its intention is to really

rule of lebannon fell the minority that ruled iraq the sunnis fell and the minority in israel and in palestine was able to make itself into a majority of the jews but in every one of those countries the opposition are still fighting the sunnis are still fighting to get back in iraq the palestinians are still fighting for their share of palestine and the different communities in lebanon are in a very hostile sort of come to the end you will but this for foreigners to step in and think they can nation build in syria and to create a strong sense of national unity is i think foolish we've discovered that in in in afghanistan in iraq america did not have the answers a leader of syria is going to have to emerge out of this struggle if we look at all the great nation building leaders of the middle east ataturk ben-gurion and israel abdulaziz and so did in saudi arabia they spent decades fighting to unify their country stadium merged as heroes on the battlefield they did not have the country given to them by foreign powers ok and then point hummock a just want you to let me jump in larry man that woul

dozens of activists who arrived in tel aviv as part of an international campaign dubbed welcome to palestine nine israeli activists have also been arrested the organizers said they planned peaceful activities like planting trees in the west bank and they criticized israel for overreacting paula sleeze in tel aviv. well we are receiving reports of more foreign activists arriving late on sunday so thought the five international activists have arrived the majority of them being french nationals they have been barred intreat from israel and at the same time they're in detained at ben-gurion international airport now of the forty five twenty nine have really been taken to running a prison in the center of the country where according to the israeli police spokespeople they will be deported the remaining sixteen are still at the airport and will be put back on flights later on sunday to be returned to their home countries they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed to palestine essentially what the activists are saying is that this is a peaceful try to its intention is to real

we talked to sources in the palestine -- the plo today. it's not something he had discussed with them. that could be significant in peace talks do again start, to use that contiguous. a lot of weight in the world. and we'll hear what he has to say about the presidential elections. plus, his obsession with the map. >>> and mad cow disease in the united states. a lot of people are wondering what it means. we have some answers. great shot. how did the nba become the hottest league on the planet? by building on the cisco intelligent network they're able to serve up live video, and instant replays, creating fans from berlin to beijing. what can we help you build? nice shot kid. the nba around the world built by the only company that could. cisco. how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. s