not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. one of the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy mayor

even palestinian, palestinian, palestinian-jewish and. it's making our jobs so difficult. so much more difficult. but while we are choosing between non-violent way or violent way, and what we can make for our generation. >> i think that after the first intifada the thing changed for our freedom. here is our liberty and here is our state. but if you will ask me about the smirt an short and most bad tims in our live it was the second intifada. >> lisa: yonltd that, talk about the importance of humanizing each other. like in groups like combat apartments for peace you humanize palestinians and israelis for each other. it opens the di dialogue. you can relate on a human level rather thandie mondayizeing each other. >> the first meeting is through the check points. he is 1 18 years old and he is having the gun and i am the one that wants to go to work with my family. i want you to think what you are meeting between these two persons. we want to show both sides not all the israelis are soldiers and not all palestinians are terrorists. and we make a lot of when speak about a huma

israelis from palestinians almost always on the expense of the palestinians to claim that palestinians can go freely into settlements is a ridiculous claim i vite. our viewers to visit the city of hebron in which in order to create some kind of buffer zone area around the settlement in the heart of the biggest palestinian city in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlement so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years or we're seeing much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the west ba

israelis from palestinians almost always on the expense of the palestinians to claim that palestinians can go freely into settlements is a ridiculous claim i vite. our viewers to visit the city of hebron in which in order to create some kind of buffer zone area around the settlement in the heart of the biggest palestinian city in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlement so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years what we have seen much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the west

actually in a sense the palestinians are now responsible for themselves. prime minister is ready to sign an agreement with them all he is asking is two simple things first he's asking for security guarantees in other words the treaty should not jeopardize the security off his people and second he's asking the palestinians to and the conflict but the conflict cannot end until the palestinian leaders recognize the very existence of the jewish state in this region irrespective of the borders until they do so any treaty would only fuel more conflict yes there are yasser arafat's abu mazen and other palestinian leaders openly declared that they would take one step at a time but first they take what israel is ready to give voluntarily and then the conflict will continue so they get more territory. so israel is not willing to be the sucker of the middle east and to make long term concessions sacrificing the security of its own citizens only to find out in the end the conflict isn't over that is going on as before except that israel is now in a much worse position

actually in a sense the palestinians are now responsible for themselves. prime minister is ready to sign an agreement with them all he is asking is two simple things first he's asking for security guarantees in other words the treaty should not jeopardize the security off his people and second he's asking the palestinians to and the conflict but the conflict cannot end until the palestinian leaders recognize the very existence of the jewish state in this region irrespective of the borders until they do so any treaty would only fuel more conflict yes there are yasser arafat's abu mazin and other palestinian leaders openly declared that they would take one step at a time but first they take what israel is ready to give voluntarily and then the conflict will continue so they get more territory. so israel is not willing to be the sucker of the middle east and to make long term concessions sacrificing the security of its own citizens only to find out in the end the conflict isn't over that is going on as before except that israel is now in a much worse position

israelis from palestinians almost always on the expense of the palestinians to claim that palestinians can go freely into settlements is a ridiculous claim i vite. our viewers to visit the city of hebron in which in order to create some kind of buffer zone area around the settlement in the heart of the biggest palestinian city in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlement so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years or have seen much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the west bank

israelis from palestinians almost always on the expense of the palestinians to claim that palestinians can go freely into settlements is a ridiculous claim i am vite. our viewers to visit the city of hebron in which in order to create some kind of buffer zone area around the settlement in the heart of the biggest palestinian city in the west bank more than fifteen thousand palestinians were pushed out of their houses in the center of the palestinian city became a ghost town just to create some kind of empty buffer zone around the settlements so no palestinians cannot enter settlements now the fact that israelis got killed in the last ten or twenty years or we have seen much more palestinians got killed but it doesn't change the basic fact here that the reality of occupation existed ten years ago and twenty years ago in forty years ago and in this reality both sides suffer both israelis and palestinians if we want to have people not getting killed over this. in debate over this conflict anymore we need to end the occupation that would be the best solution for both sides here should the

actually in a sense the palestinians are now responsible for themselves. prime minister is ready to sign an agreement with them all he is asking is two simple things first he's asking for security guarantees in other words the treaty should not jeopardize the security off his people and second he's asking the palestinians to and the conflicts but the conflict cannot end until the palestinian leaders recognize the very existence of a jewish state in this region irrespective of the borders until they do so any treaty would only fuel more conflict yes it are yasser arafat abu mazen and all of a palestinian leaders openly declared that they would take one step at a time but first they take what israel is ready to give voluntarily and then the conflict will continue so they get more territory. so israel is not willing to be the sucker of the middle east and to make long term concessions sacrificing the security of its own citizens only to find out in the end the conflict isn't over that is going on as before except that israel is now in a much worse position an

no, he was just palestinian. if you had read anything, he is in no way an anti-semite but people don't do that. people take their associations about your identity and just being palestinian carries this whole thing with and what i have learned to do is present myself as a human being and that is all there is to moving forward in our quest for a just peace. in terms of the middle east with the upheaval and the trauma and the sadness i think my father, in 2011 when hosni mubarak was ousted i cried because my father would have been -- everything he has worked for was for this moment of people coming together and rising up and realizing they have power to change things but in the months that followed people have been asking your the years that followed people have been asking me what are we going to do? this is a necessary step in unnecessary place, the people have to come, the difficulty has to come. there is a lot of violence and death and horrible things but my father would never encourage anyone to give up hope a

you are a palestinian and arab and a palestinian american. your arab aid can be -- but the palestinian has to be emphasized because it is the hidden meaning of the humiliation that we want to recover from. [applause] >> i also recommend even though i'm here to promote my own book book -- i don't know what it's called in french or arab -- arabic but it's called identity and the need to belong and he says in it that you know we tend tend -- he's obviously lebanese and has a lot of different complex with his own identity but he speaks of this. you're always going to defend the one that needs the most to be defended. my sister half irish and half palestinian heoa says she is a palestinian first. she says ireland is okay right now so i'm going to speak out about palestinians. she is right. you do want to defend the one that needs to be defended and that's okay to hang onto that identity. there is part of holding onto that identity because you are trying to insist that you exist and you are alive and that's part of who you you are and you're not go

children water because they're palestinians and a state that on a regular basis as a policy kills palestinian civilians so supporting that is ok and opposing that is semitic how does even that begin to make sense so i think the way you combat that is you continue the conversation and you kind of take it to the next level you talk about that because anti-semitism means you are racist but if you oppose that you're a racist then you support that and that's ok that somehow you're supporting jews i mean it makes no sense and i think besides that the state of israel is not really a jewish state because half the population are jewish so it's not really a jewish state although claim they. it is and it's also not a democracy because half of the population of the knowledge of population are counted so it's neither a jewish nor a democracy really so we can just kind of keep the conversation going unfortunately the flip side there is a lot of anti-semitism online and you tube i mean it's unfortunately it's infected a lot of legitimate question about the israeli government and i don't know why that's so p

children water because they're palestinians and a state that on a regular basis as a policy kills palestinian civilians so supporting that is ok and opposing that is that the semitic how does even that begin to make sense so i think the way you come back as you continue the conversation you kind of take it to the next level you talk about that because anti-semitism means you are racist if you oppose that you're a racist and you support that and that's ok that somehow you're supporting jews i mean it makes no sense and i think besides that the state of israel is not really a jewish state because half the population are jewish so it's not really a jewish state although they claim it is and it's also not a democracy because half of the population of the knowledge of population are counted so it's neither a jewish nor a democracy really so again just going. keep the conversation going unfortunately the flip side there is a lot of anti-semitism online and you tube i mean it's unfortunately it's infected a lot of legitimate question about the israeli government and i don't know why that's so preval

with the gaza strip in a coup and the official leadership of the palestinian autonomy was expelled. through essential it became a launching side for rocket attacks on israel so now one third an even. half of the population of israel wake up every morning in fear that their homes or their yards that's maybe hit by a rocket or that their kids may go to school and be killed by a rocket on the way to school or at school so this is the situation one third to half of the population of israel has been living in since we left the gaza strip but. if it were up to leave it at that. i cannot tell you right now what should happen in the gaza strip because israel has left the gaza strip and is no longer responsible for this territory she is not sure i know exactly what should not happen there them a gaza strip should not be a launching side for rocket attacks on israeli women children and civilians palestinian leadership is responsible for this this is why israel is not willing to repeat this experiment that in judea and samaria. mr nelson however though however where do you go from here i mean

the first all-female palestinian racing team. >> hi. i'm tony. good to meet you. >> when i'm riding a car, i'm the happiest girl ever. racing, it's in my blood. here in palestine, it's very small. there's no roads. so when i drive, i speed. i feel free. >> do you find that people underestimated you at first? >> at the beginning, they could maybe make fun of us. but when we got good scores -- >> now they know? >> yeah. a car doesn't know if you're a woman or a man. a lot of girls want to join us as speed sisters. but some of their families are very reserved. they don't like their daughters to be between men racing, you know. palestine is a very reserved society. >> so are things getting better? staying the same, or worse? >> you never know what's going to happen in palestine. one day it's good and the other day it's just -- you never know. it's a crazy country. >> the local police would prefer them off the streets for obvious reasons. but the track here, such as it is, has its drawbacks. it's basically a parking lot across from the detention cente

today's palestinians to the nazis of the one nine hundred forty s. and despite this harsh rhetoric in the abysmal conditions of palestinians living under israeli occupation america's political support for israel remains strong so here to help me break down this issue further i'm joined by max blumenthal a journalist who's been exploring the cultural and political shifts within israel the author of the bestselling new book the lie it life in loathing and greater israel max thanks so much for coming on thanks and just to clarify the new book isn't a bestseller yet but it will be if you're going to have viewers can help me. well max you talk about multiple forces that are driving this base of support for israel within the u.s. what are they. why obviously. there is the the israel lobby apac which is the key arm of the israel lobby as one of the most powerful forces driving support for israel the united states but also there is sort of a curtain of silence around the facts on the ground what netanyahu seeks to obscure in his own backyard and what i want

today's palestinians to the nazis of the one nine hundred forty s. and despite this harsh rhetoric in the abysmal conditions of palestinians living under israeli occupation america's political support for israel remains strong so here to help me break down this issue further i'm joined by max blumenthal a journalist who's been exploring the cultural and political shifts within israel the author of the bestselling new book the lie it life in loathing and greater israel max thanks so much for coming on thanks and just to clarify the new book isn't a bestseller yet but it will be if your viewers can help me. well max you talk about multiple forces that are driving this base of support for israel within the u.s. what are they. why obviously. there is the the israel lobby apac which is the key arm of the israel lobby as one of the most powerful forces driving support for israel in the united states but also there is sort of a curtain of silence around the facts on the ground what netanyahu seeks to obscure in his own backyard and what i want to do with my

today's palestinians to the nazis of the one nine hundred forty s. and despite this harsh rhetoric in the abysmal conditions of palestinians living under israeli occupation america's political support for israel remains strong so here to help me break down this issue further i'm joined by max blumenthal a journalist who's been exploring the cultural and political shifts within israel the author of the bestselling new book the lie of life in loathing and greater israel max thanks so much for coming on thanks and just to clarify the new book isn't a bestseller yet but it will be if you're viewers can help me. well max you talk about multiple forces that are driving this base of support for israel within the u.s. what are they. why obviously. there is the the israel lobby apac which is the key arm of the israel lobby as one of the most powerful forces driving support for israel in the united states but also there is sort of a curtain of silence around the facts on the ground what netanyahu seeks to obscure in his own backyard and what i want to do with

today's palestinians to the nazis of the one nine hundred forty s. despite this harsh rhetoric in the abysmal conditions of palestinians living under israeli occupation america's political support for israel remains strong so here to help me break down this issue further i'm joined by matt. blumenthal journalist has been exploring the cultural and political shifts within israel the author of the bestselling new book the lie of life in loathing and greater israel max thanks so much for coming on thanks and just to clarify the new book is a best seller yet it will be. viewers can help me. well max you talk about multiple forces that are driving this base of support for israel within the u.s. what are they. why obviously. there is the the israel lobby apac which is the key arm of the israel lobby as one of the most powerful forces driving support for israel in the united states but also there is sort of a curtain of silence around the facts on the ground what netanyahu seeks to obscure in his own backyard and what i want to do with my book life and loat

children water because they're palestinians in a state that on a regular basis as a policy kills palestinian civilians so supporting that is ok and opposing that is that is the medic how does even that begin to make sense so i think the way you combat that is you continue a conversation and you kind of take it to the next level you talk about that because anti-semitism means you are racist but if you oppose that you're a racist then you support that and that's ok that somehow you're supporting jews i mean it makes no sense and i think besides that the state of israel is not really a jewish state because half the population are jewish so it's not really a jewish state although they claim it is and it's also not a democracy because half of the population of the knowledge of population are counted so it's neither a jewish nor a democracy really so again just kind. keep the conversation going unfortunately the flip side there is a lot of anti-semitism online and you tube i mean it's unfortunately it's infected a lot of legitimate question about the israeli government and i don't know why that's

children water because they're palestinians and a state that on a regular basis as a policy kills palestinian civilians so supporting that is ok and opposing that is that he said medic how does even that begin to make sense so i think the way you combat that is you continue the conversation and you kind of take it to the next level you talk about that because anti-semitism means you are racist but if you oppose that you're a racist then you support that and that's ok that somehow you're supporting jews i mean it makes no sense and i think besides that the state of israel is not really a jewish state because half the population are jewish so it's not really a jewish state although they claim it is and it's also not a democracy because half of the population of the knowledge of population are counted so it's neither a jewish nor a democracy really so we can just kind of keep the conversation going unfortunately the flip side there is a lot of anti-semitism online and you tube i mean it's unfortunately it's effected a lot of a legitimate question about the israeli government and i don't know why

which poor palestinians of course. live under a totally different set of laws there are dozens of laws that people can go to www dot com or dot org and they have a list of all those laws that discriminate specifically against the palestinian citizens of the state and they live in basically in an environment of racism and discrimination and people won't rent an apartment to a palestinian and it's hard to get a job if you're a palestinian and so forth and talk about citizens and then you've got the palestinians who have no citizenship they live in the west bank and gaza and even though they might live i don't know fifty yards away from an israeli jewish settlement they're denied water they're not protection the settlers with the protection of the army attacking them take their lands destroy their homes and so on these are stories that i think people are familiar with and there's no law that protects them they are completely under the mercy of the israeli military and it's the military that doesn't show mercy to palestini

today's palestinians to the nazis at the. one nine hundred forty s. despite this harsh rhetoric in the abysmal conditions of palestinians living under israeli occupation america's political support for israel remains strong so here to help me break down this issue further i'm joined by max blumenthal a journalist who's been exploring the cultural and political shifts within israel the author of the bestselling new book the lie it life in loathing and greater israel max thanks so much for coming on thanks and just to clarify the new book is a best seller yet but it will be. viewers can help me. well max you talk about multiple forces that are driving this base of support for israel within the u.s. what are they. why obviously. there is the the israel lobby apac which is the key arm of the israel lobby as one of the most powerful forces driving support for israel in the united states but also there is sort of a curtain of silence around the facts on the ground what netanyahu seeks to obscure in his own backyard and what i want

i mean they were offered the palestinians were offered a palestinian state in 1948. they oppose it because they didn't want a jewish state. why did they fight the jewish population in 1920's and the 1930's because they opposed a jewish state. why do they continue to fire at us from gaza after we left because they are opposed to a jewish state. i'm not saying it's equivalent to gaza, he stopped. but face your people give what i call the speech the way i gave the university speech. >> rose: you were in favor of two state solution recognition of a jewish state. >> that's it, a jewish state. you got it. let's see that they get it. and even if they do that, given the level of incitement, state control media we don't have that by the way. d their textbooks and so on. i don't know that this top down recognition of the jewish state will stick. so we have to have real robust security arrangement to protect the peace and protect israel in case the peace fails. if we have those two things, recognition of the jewish state and a ream addressing of israel's security needs. >> rose

i mean they were offered the palestinians were offered a palestinian state in 1948. they oppose it because they didn't want a jewish state. why did they fight the jewish population in 1920's and the 1930's because they opposed a jewish state. why do they continue to fire at us from gaza after we left because they are opposed to a jewish state. i'm not saying it's equivalent to gaza, he stopped. but face your people give what i call the speech the way i gave the university speech. >> rose: you were in favor of two state solution recognition of a jewish state. >> that's it, a jewish state. you got it. let's see that they get it. and even if they do that, given the level of incitement, state control media we don't have that by the way. and their textbooks and so on. i don't know that this top down recognition of the jewish state will stick. so we have to have real robust security arrangement to protect the peace and protect israel in case the peace fails. if we have those two things, recognition of the jewish state and a ream addressing of israel's security needs. >> ro

the question is, do the palestinians want their own state. i think they do. >> rose: but come on this is a huge this is not like the rite-- it's much more powerful issue than the right of return. i mean the idea of jerusalem as a center of your-- being. >> yes, yes t is the center of our being. >> rose: your religious. >> how many-- do you know any country that is considering giving up on its own capitol? i don't? i don't think this makes-- . >> rose: are you saying this is why israel cannot agree on this because it's giving up its own capitol. >> yes, and besides people have to remember, jerusalem was never a palestinian capitol. never in its history. >> rose: it was a religious center. >> it was a religious center. listen, the problem is-- what, go ahead. >> rose: i just don't want to interrupt. therefore -- >> okay, i'm not used to this. i'm used to -- listen, the thing is this is the judo christian heritage, that the strong, its mighty is always evil and the weak is always just. this is not the case. this is david and goliath and robin ho

the fact that the military practiced at any given moment in palestinian towns on palestinian people you know doing false arrests which is basically like like a normal arrest that you actually drag somebody out of his house in the middle of the night don't know difference is that the person that you are arresting is not really wanted for anything this is just for practice for training the soldiers now obviously one of the reasons that it's being done even older to actually train the soldiers which is problematic by itself but i would say that if you look at the whole of the testimonies of hundreds of soldiers you will see that the main mission around this is to terror the palestinian society as a whole not just the gunmen men women and children everybody needs to be afraid of you because that creates effective control over the palestinian population. because love. living my dreams. but he couldn't hold onto the research scene as i was growing up a teacher and now she runs her own factory. they slow down a challenge to man there's no alcohol or smoking and even coffee is forbidden they wo

the law penalizes palestinian ngos who participate in observation or in observances of the palestinian dispossession in 1948. i interviewed young palestinian citizens of israel, who are just as educated as i am and are really feeling like they don't have a place in israel. i interviewed two tech workers. you hear about them as the start of nation. they work in haifa on the tech sector and both have been interrogated by the shin bet and don't know why. one made a really depressing comment to me. he said, i was sometimes i could stop being an arab and start just being a guy. that is an attitude -- >> what were you most surprised by in your research for your book? at thes most surprised finality of the racism and violence that i witnessed and how it is so widely tolerated because it is so common. i am most surpris this, it has't made its way to the american public. that is why i did this book. when we hear about this kind of daily violence, you don't read about it on the pages of the new york times. i really ask myself why, and that is why i set out to do this endeavor, this journalistic

. >> a palestinian minor and one of the prisons said that the ill- treatment of palestinian children in israeli detention is widespread, systematic, and then institutionalized practice. sparking criticism of the way israel deals with the civilians that they detained in unoccupied territories. his mother described how soldiers perform at night to arrest one of her sons. >> in a matter of seconds, they grabbed him. he was barely dressed and not allowed to put on his shoes. it all happened very quickly. >> this 13-year-old boy in counts the trip that brought him to a base nearby. >> they were searing -- screaming at me, pushing me around. i told them i do not know anything. >> just a few kilometers away his cousin was taken that same night. he said he had to confess and sign a document in hebrew, a language she did not understand. the defense of children organization has recorded hundreds of such cases and has used these messages to intimidate palestinian children. a >> the reason they still exist is to terrorize palestinian children. related to any activity with palestinian resistance.

the question is, do the palestinians want their own state. i think they do. >> rose: but come on this is a huge this is not like the rite-- it's much more powerful issue than the right of return. i mean the idea of jerusalem as a center of your-- being. >> yes, yes t is the center of our being. >> rose: your religious. >> how many-- do you know any country that is considering giving up on its own capitol? i don't? i don't think this makes-- . >> rose: are you saying this is why israel cannot agree on this because it's giving up its own capitol. >> yes, and besides people have to remember, jerusalem was never a palestinian capitol. never in its history. >> rose: it was aeligious center. >> it was a religious center. listen, the problem is-- what, go ahead. >> rose: i just don't want to interrupt. therefore -- >> okay, i'm not used to this. i'm used to -- listen, the thing is this is the judo christian heritage, that the strong, its mighty is always evil and the weak is always just. this is not the case. this is david and goliath and robin hood

state for the palestinians. so refugees -- the answer for refugees is not within israel. so all this a different issues are on the table basically -- and we need to address everything so of course we have one where the idea is not to avoid but to have -- to have progress in different issues then the leaders need to make the biggest decision ever. >> rose: and you think prime minister netanyahu is prepared to do that? >> i answer entered the coalition after i heard discussions and we had hours and hours of talks and discussions and meetings about what needs to be -- now to negotiate, how the do it. and kerry was questioned, i was questioned when i entered this coalition and they told me listen, you cannot trust him, you were the first one to criticize him for doing nothing so do that you believe things change? so basically we have negotiations now and as i said about everything needs to be tested. >> rose: what did he promise you in getting you to join the government as interior minister that made you believe he

and we continue to seek a peaceful resolution with our pal st stan -- palestinian neighbors. i remain committed to achieving an historic rec con sill la sill -- reconciliation, in building a better future. i have no illusions about how difficult this will be to proceed. 20 years ago the peace process began. six israeli prime ministers, myself included have not succeeded in achieving peace with the palestinians. i'm prepared to make painful concessions, but so far palestinian leaders haven't been willing to make the concessions that they must make. the palestinians must finally recognize the jewish state, and israel's injurity needs must be met. i'm prepared to make app historic compromise for genuine and enduring peace, but i will never compromise the one and only jewish state. ladies and gentlemen, one cold day in the late 19th century, my grandfather, nathan, and his younger brother judah, were standing in a railway station in the heart of europe. they were seen by a group of anti-semitic hoodlums, who ran towards them waving clubs, screaming death to the jews. my grandfath

when settling the palestinian issue, peace that will bring normal commerce, embassies, normal relations, connections between people and between countries, not with one or two nations, but with 57 nations all at one time, 35 muslim nation he, 22 arab -- nations. that's a vision worth fighting for. with the very first meeting, earlier this year to the key meeting we had in amman in july, the arab league follow-on committee has shown a remarkable commitment to this effort. and we're very grateful to them for that. their support for a final status agreement is essential to the agreement of a negotiated two-state solution for palestinians and israelis. and it will critical to creating the momentum and the seriousness of purpose that is essential in order to be successful in these talks. it's no secret to anybody that this is and remains a difficult process. there is no shortage of passionate skeptics. but i want to underscore that the goal is clear, and it is achievable, and those who are closest to it, the neighbors, as well as the parties themselves, understand what is at stake. a just and

the fact that the military practiced at any given moment in palestinian towns on palestinian people you know doing false arrests which is basically like like a normal arrest that you actually drag somebody out of his house in the middle of the night don't know difference is that the person that you are arresting is not really wanted for anything this is just for practice for training the soldiers now obviously one of the reasons that it's being done is in order to actually train the soldiers which is problematic by itself but i would say that if you look at the whole of the testimonies of hundreds of soldiers you will see that the main mission around is. there the palestinian society as a whole not just the gunmen men women and children everybody needs to be afraid of you because they. create effective control over the palestinian population. is immediately so we leave that maybe. i will see bush and see your. party is it. seems that no one is asking with the gas that you deserve answers from. politic. welcome back this is r.t. as a human cost of the spiraling syrian conflict mounts civ

adds to the front lines of the syrian civil war where palestinian community is wanting to protect its times and. also coming up we found at least in some cases they've clearly killed civilians in some of these cases markby with. an amnesty international research of. the bodies new damning report on america's so-called precision strikes in pakistan. live from moscow this is our tease of the week you is today's top stories as well you with me tom would say to offer a story on monday a poll full suicide blasts hit a bus in the country's southern city of volgograd killing six and wounding dozens many witnesses were unable to understand what had happened describing the scene as a war zone lindsey france made some of the survivors. october twenty first started just like any other monday here in volgograd people woke up with places to go and think to get that heavily using bus stations just like this. but for several people needing bus number twenty nine they could never have foreseen how quickly their lives would change when they took that ride. the route ran without incident from morning t

one of the things that palestinians and others in the middle east, but particularly palestinians have been doing in order to appeal to christian anti-semitism is to present the palestinians as the jesus of today, been crucified on the cross by the jews yet again. they do this in cartoons and images and exquisite statements, and drawing a direct line between jesus and what jews allegedly did to him and the alleged guilt for and what jews are doing today again. this has been picked up, of course, by christian anti-semitism as well. you see unification of these different streams of anti-semitism. global anti-semitism is not just the unification of these streams and the global a malcolm, but it is also the vast, vast reach of anti-semitism which exceeds the vast reach before which was already greater than anti-prejudiced. and that it is that much greater. i've already suggested to some of the numbers. in europe, according to a survey data, it is undoubtedly the case that at least 250 million people are anti-semitic. it's a mind-boggling number. in asia, africa, and latin america, and with

the palestinians want peace and justice. the israelis want peace andand s conflict-- be in conflict there. so without getting into details, people have to understand-- . >> rose: are you saying that you can't have justice for the palestinians and security for the israelies? >> well, i am-- of course we can. but this is the part, the problem with the dialogue. the problem with the kind of-- with this negotiation is that we want different things. and therefore it takes time and therefore did didn't happen, up until now. >> rose: the what is the palestinians interest in justice that you are not prepared to give them, if you are prime minister or you were king david. >> well, listen, the the thing is when two people want two different things and they have to negotiate and make sure everybody-- you know, in a negotiation you want to make sure that everybody is either happy or unhappy -- >> but i'm trying to get at you and what you believe. in you can talk all about negotiation and all that which is being evasive of the question w