such as rimonim and neve tirza, both of which are located near city of tel aviv. but in northern israel near the sea of galilee is another prison that officials say goes even one step further, hermon. it might be a prison but staff refer to it in different terms. >> it's the largest therapeutic community in the country. >> this woman is a social worker. >> because hermon is a therapeutic community, we look at the inmates in a different frame of mind and we call them residents instead of inmates because they're in a community where we feel there is more respect for each other. >> the 600 men serving their sentences at hermon are divided into three residential therapeutic programs depending on their offense. there are wings for alcohol abuse, drug abuse and domestic violence. and everyone is required to attend daily group therapy sessions. physical activity is also encouraged. >> hermon was like being on a college campus. there was a lot of freedom of movement. there were very few heavy doors. if it weren't for the razor wire and orange jump suits you would never kn

my friend saved tel aviv, this was called the war of independence, a big battle occurred over jerusalem, over the old city of jerusalem and what happened was the arabs won. they captured the old city of jerusalem which was where all the holiest sites were including the western one. remember the temple i talked about, the temple was turned down twice? the only thing that remained of the temple was the wailing wall, the western wall, wasn't even the wall of the temple. it was retaining wall of the temple mount so that site had become over 2,000 years the holiest site of the jewish people to witch pilgrimage would be made when it could be made but once the jordanians captured the old city of jerusalem, first they burned 60 synagogues, killed every jew they could find and it was impossible for anybody to come to the western wall. so this being kind of the school's center of the jewish people, finally cutting ahead to the six day war, 1967. does anybody remember nasser? nasser was the president of egypt. probably the greatest arab leader, the most charismatic arab leader ever. nobody to comp

families and women are allowed to remain in tel aviv. keni and a few dozen other african refugees had 30 days to prepare themselves. now they're being taken in a bus to holot in southern israel. holot detention center, wasteland, sand, and barbed wire, a bleak place in the middle of the negev desert. since mid-december, african refugees whose residents' permits haven't been extended have been taken here. that now amounts to several hundred asylum-seekers and the camp has just been enlarged to accommodate up to 5,000. holot is what's called an open detention center. inmates can move about freely, but there are strict regulations. here we meet keni again. you and he's having trouble getting used to the camp. there are attendance checks three times a day, at 6:00 a.m., noon, and 10:00 at night. afterward inmates are shut in. the food is bad, he says, no one is allowed to work. boredom reigns. >> life in prison is hard. we sit in there and look for solutions to our problems. there's huge uncertainty. in nobody wants to stay in this prison. y

has more on the operation from tel aviv. this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot dead during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says that despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact to massa said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on tuesday night while they were hitchhiking home after religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the blame at the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying he needs to shoulder responsibility particularly in light of the recent palestinian

to an official from the hamas group which tel aviv holds responsible for the kidnapping and and israeli defense representative. we have forces on the ground trying to locate the people on the other hand we have our intelligence capabilities which we are putting a huge amount of efforts in that our primary concern is the safety of the boys so we can't. expose everything that we know at this time when we need to course when the situation permits so we'll of course bring the information forward at this time i can say with full confidence that hamas is behind that and for that reason we are operating against hamas that whole days that i even did against information. so they have these. massive that it is they could act down and that's something like a quantum leap to punish me in something inconceivable more than seven hundred thousand people and that and. now and that a siege a nobody. from the community that i am to do anything this is that it is that should not no should be condemned by that definition of community iraq continues to struggle against radical insurgents that are sweeping a

joining us from tel aviv. let's turn our attention to a brighter subject. tennis. it is day one of wimbledon. caroline hyde has a look. caroline? andy murray will be playing in centre court. i will be speaking with some managing editor of img. back in little bit later. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." i am olivia sterns. let's get you back to one of our top stories. ge has won the bid for the energy sector of alstom. deal.ing is biggest ever let's get to our regex, a managing director. this deal does not look like what a first look like when the ceo of ge proposed it back in april. what do you think of the structure? does it make sense for ge and alstom? >> ge would not have signed it otherwise. i am against government intervention in general. but it made sense. it is a strategy company for france and provides a lot of of our energy and nuclear reactors and manufacturing the iconic tv and saved from bankruptcy. it makes kind of sense that the government got involved. don't you think there is a risk that companies looking at what happened, the economy minister ac

elliott is in tel aviv covering the iraq situation. john kerry calls on the country's leaders to unite. ryan chilcote is in the studio on the current state of play with south street pipeline. manus cranny is here looking ahead to mark carney's grilling in front of lawmakers today. it is the deal this is a lot about u.s. companies trying to avoid taxes. caroline hyde has the autopsy report on the monsanto-syngenta talks. exclusives an mineview with the head of old bank, peter weinzierl. called to unite against an al qaeda breakaway group to seek after the country's largest oil refinery. this would seem to reinforce very concerns that i rock -- iraq's very survival is at stake. bighe oil refinery is a loss. let's not beat about the bush. this is the largest in the country. there have been reports of shortages of refined products in the kurdish region. the second-biggest city of iraq fell to be insurgents toisil last week. the iraqi army have been defending it against the militants the last two weeks but they were busted out after in agre

quick update from tel aviv where two people have been wounded in a car blast in the just a district of the city police there say the accident was not related any criminal coming up a behind the scenes look at the people in our to bring you the. next but eugenics. darwin science punishment. still the basis for the. heated for years rarely discussed. i decided. that when a man rises and the woman should. run from him. i ask everyone who sees this. child that he would do anything. so i went back to iraq recently violence has flared up as insurgents are taking cities from the current iraqi government and response to this chaos obama declared that his administration is prepared to take military action whenever our national security is a k forty seven over the started but on the other hand the flow of oil from us but tamia well that might be at risk but sometimes i forget that obama is a politician and just a day later he was quoted as saying quite the opposite about the same situation declaring that we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq which sounds great to my ears un

it was an incredible visit from jerusalem to ramallah, tel aviv to masada. of all the memorable moments, there is one that shines through. at a dinner in tel aviv, i met a young israeli woman who founded an organization that was bringing aid to parts of syria that other international assistance had been unable to reach. she had help from community in particular for years without disclosing much of who she was or where she came from. one day, she finally let the syrian commander no as she was an israeli. he was stunned. right then and there he refused her help, calling her a sworn enemy despite the lives she had selfless the assistance she gave his people. luckily, she was not one to be easily deterred. she took it to the community for a vote. if they said go, she would pack up. if they sit stay, she would continue to serve. they begged her to stay. so she did. mr. president, this is your legacy. every bit as integral to israel's future as her past. men and womens of who continue to put themselves on the front line of peace no matter the risks or the roadbloc

a former israeli ambassador to the united states is joining us from tel-aviv. good to see you, mr. ambassador. so are you convinced that hamas is behind this? >> good evening, fredricka. military has come out and said that hamas activists are responsible for the kidnapping. so, yes. >> so, is it your feeling that the palestinian authority might be able to have leverage with hamas by the urging of the prime minister? >> well, if they had leverage, they are going to try to use it because the palestinian authority is in a difficult position. mahmoud abbas several weeks ago portrayed it as an accomplishment for the palestinians but now sees that there is a price to come along with it. hamas, a terrorist organization, recognized as a terrorist organization by the united states and by most of the international community has wings that are still actively engaged in terror. and if it is indeed true that the hamas organization, not just its activists, were in some way involved in this kidnapping, it will be very difficult for mr. abbas. >> so one of the three teenage boys has u.s. citizensh

it was an incredible visit, from jerusalem to ramallah, the road to the galilee, tel aviv, to masssad. of all the memorable moments, though, there's one that shines through. at a dinner in tel aviv, i met a young israeli woman who founded an organization that was bringing aid to parts of syria that other international assistants had been unable to reach. she had helped one community in particular for years. without disclosing much of who she was, or where she came from. one day she finally let the syrian commander know that she was an israeli. he was stunned. right then and there, refused her help. calling her a sworn enemy, despite the lives that she had saved, and the selfless assistance she had given his people. luckily she was not one to be easily deterred. she took it to the community for a vote. if they said go, she would pack up. if they said stay, she would continue to serve. they begged her to stay. so she did. mr. president, this is your legacy. every bit as integral to israel's future as her past. generations of israeli men and women who continue to put themselves on the fr

from jerusalem to ramallah, tel aviv to masada. of all of the memorable moments, there is one that shines through. i met aner in tel aviv, young israeli woman who founded an organization that was bringing aid to parts of syria that other international assistance had been unable to reach. she helped one community in particular for years without disclosing much of who she was or where she came from. let the she finally syrian commander know that she was an israeli. he was stunned. right then and there, he refused her help, calling her a sworn enemy despite the lives she had saved and the selfless assistance she had given. luckily, she was not one to be easily deterred. she took it to the community for a vote. if they said go, she would pack up. stay, she would continue to serve. stay, so sheer to did. mr. president, this is your legacy, every bit as integral to israel's future as her past. the generations of israeli men and women who continue to put themselves on the front lines of peace, no matter the risks or who refuse to, let lab

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. >> hundreds of israeli have been rallying in tel aviv in support of three missing teenagers. the trio disappeared after hitch hicking the in west bank. st rail detained nearly -- israel detained nearly 600 palestinians in raids since the disappearance. >>> still ahead - india launches five foreign satellites in space, and we go live to new delhi. myanmar wants to weed out illegal immigrants, what it means for the rohingya population. [ grunting ] i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about that right now. okay. how do i look? ♪ thanks. [ male announcer ] troubleshoot, manage appointments, and bill pay from your phone. introducing the xfinity my account app. with the top speedou compare of comcast pthe top speed ofne. business dsl from the internet... phone company well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for l

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aviv university dr off believes with an independent kurdistan the region has a much greater chance of peace. i think that the two parties it washington israel do not see eye to eye on this issue on the kurdistan issue because the united states is still hoping to keep iraq is unified state but it is an elusive goal because it doesn't work anymore the kurds have been having a state of their own for a long time even though they did not declare it and iraq has no say in this time of iraq the kurds are force of stability there are. story and they are secular more secular the rest of the people you know that for ten years already could this time of iraq is is really a very stable was this of stability. well if you think the problem of radicalization is thousands of miles away from where you are you could be gravely mistaken even humble barbecue has the potential to be an extremist brainwashing platform like this one it's no ordinary out of reason cardiff in wales as it was organized by a radical hate preacher who is linked to a group recently banned for inciting terrorism jihad as banners i

aviv. this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot dead during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says that despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact a massive said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on tuesday night while they were hitchhiking home after a religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the blame at the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying he needs to shoulder responsibility particularly in light of the recent of palest

aviv holds responsible for the kidnapping and an israeli defense representative we have forces on the ground trying to put in a huge amount of effort and that our primary concern is the safety of the boys so we can't. expose everything that we know at this time when we need to course when the situation permits so we of course bring the information forward at this time i can say with full confidence that hamas is behind that and for that reason we are operating against hamas at all levels all the israeli intelligence information doesn't give bruv. any solid. proof so they have these what they call it. something like a punishment something inconceivable more than seven hundred thousand people and. now under siege nobody. from the world community trying to do anything this is a good is that international law should be condemned by the international community some other world headlines in brief and a south korean soldier has killed five of his comrades in the seven more border post with north korea twenty two year old sergeant who is armed has fled the scene and is on the run now the moti

aviv. this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot dead during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact to massa said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on tuesday night while they were hitchhiking home after religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the blame at the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying he needs to shoulder responsibility particularly in light of the recent palestinian unity

of a crackdown on local media centers in a broader campaign against the palestinian authority whom tel aviv holds responsible for the abduction of three israeli teenagers all middle east correspondent paula slayer has got the details but he's offices that are situated in the building of the service provider pile media in the west bank city of ramallah have been raided in that raid on t.v. studio was damaged our internet signal was lost the archives of those videos and all the material have disappeared in the same time to finish it has been destroyed not the door was heavy metal and computers and disks have been cut. for skated all of this has resulted in a conversation between us in the i.d.f. where we are asked them what was all of this about now they responded initially by saying nothing the raid was against the al aqsa channel and now we've been pointed out that that was actually housed in another building to which the idea for spawn did well in that case the raid was against could stevie our follow up question then was so why have you confiscated r t arab equipment which the i.d.f.

a crackdown on local media centers in a broader campaign against the palestinian authorities who in tel aviv holds responsible for the abduction of three israeli teenagers is a middle east correspondent paula slayer has got the details. artie's offices that are situated in the building of the service provider pile media in the west bank city of ramallah have been raided in their grade r.t. studio was damaged our internet signal was lost the archives of the know the video and order material have disappeared and at the same time all finished that has been destroyed now the doors have even weren't computers and disks have been confiscated all of this has resulted in a conversation between us and the i.d.f. we we are asked them what was all of this about now they responded initially by saying nothing the raid was against the al aksa channel now we then pointed out that that was actually housed in another building to which the idea for spawn did well in that case the raid was against our could stevie our follow up question then was so why have you confiscated r t arabic equipment which the i

aviv holds responsible for the abduction of three israeli teenagers mohammad hassan deputy had r t r big joins me now in the studio for more on this thanks so much mr sun for being with us in the studio now in your opinion why was he office targeted in the first place so we can say that he was targeted. after we've learned that we've we we've for us it was a question why that happened and we we asked them why what. happened officially for it was in that they were looking for a lot of the television claiming that there isn't a direct order they said that it's a room for four from us and we said ok but the looks that is not in the same building right but then another thing is i mean how was this raid conducted was anyone hurt or arrested during it no one was conducted it happened after midnight everybody was it home the only guards who opened the door of the building then they broke all the doors and they both are. still for us to question why they did that ok we had several stories why they did that we had the first election television as i mentioned then it was a good still a vision

aviv hi gideon if r.t. wasn't the target of the i.d.f. why did why did they confiscate artie's equipment. that's a very very good question that should be referred to the authorities i think that this operation went out of proportion long time ago in your office is there a go in europe. of a very very wide scale operation which has nothing to do with the fate of this re kidnapped youngsters israel takes advantage. in the strike again not the first time to smash the hamas and anything which smells hamas or looks like hamas or is connected directly or indirectly with scum us is becoming a victim for brutal searching and confiscating it's even your own feces one of those victims i can just say that as an israeli as an israeli sure elise i mean showing that the israeli army is doing those things against media. if you think you're saying it seems have been a very heavy handed response to these three missing guys israel's arrested hundreds of palestinian suspects over it and notwithstanding what they did to our of

the strike it comes as the israeli army expanded searches for three missing it's really teams which tel aviv believes the islamist militant group hamas kidnapped last week forty more palestinians were arrested bringing the total number detained since the kidnapping to more than two hundred. islamist gunmen have killed at least ten people mostly police in a fresh raid on a coastal town in kenya it comes just twenty four hours after another attack in hotels and a police station left at least fifty dead the somalia based militant group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack along with a string of deadly assaults in the country last september at least sixty seven people were killed in a siege at the shopping center in nairobi. at least one person has died and sixteen more helping critically injured as twin tornadoes ripped through northeast nebraska in the u.s. emergency crews were sent to search for further victims might be trapped under rubble one time took a direct hit from the twisters with almost every hostile including several storage facilities for fuel it rained on or.

aviv university dr r. for binny believes with an independent kurdistan the region has a much greater chance of peace. i think that the two parties at the washington israel do not see eye to eye on this issue on the kurdistan issue because the united states is still hoping to keep iraq is a unified state but it isn't a use of goal because it doesn't work anymore the kurds have been having a state of their own for a long time even though they did not declare it and iraq has no say in good use down of iraq the kurds are force of stability there are. worst oriented they are secular more secular them the rest of the people you know did for ten years already good this time of iraq is is really a very stable was this of stability. a look at some other world headlines now the israeli military have found three bodies near the west bank city of hebron believed to be those of the missing jewish teens who disappeared more than two weeks ago officials say the three appeared to have been shot dead shortly after the time

aviv hold responsible for the kidnapping of the israeli children for an explanation of the events in the west bank we spoke to an israeli defense representative and an official from the hamas. forces on the ground trying to locate the people on the other hand we have our intelligence capabilities which we are putting a huge amount of efforts in that our primary concern is the safety of the boys so we can't. expose everything that we know at this time when we need to course when the situation permits so we'll of course bring the information forward at this time i can say with full confidence that hamas is behind that and for that reason we are operating against hamas at all levels all day that i did against information. so they have these what they call a message that is they could act out on a mass something like a punishment something inconceivable more than seven hundred thousand people and that and. now and that a siege nobody. from the community that i am to do anything this is that it is that should not no should be condemned by the international community rob continues its stru

has more on the ongoing operation from tel aviv. this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot dead during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact to massa said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on tuesday night while they were hitchhiking home after religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the blame at the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying he needs to shoulder responsibility particularly in light of the recent palestinian unity

independence israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has supported the state hood a professor at tel aviv university dr offer a bindiya believes with an independent kurdistan of the region as a much greater chance of peace i think that the two parties in washington in israel do not see eye to eye on this issue on the kurdistan issue because the united states is still hoping to keep iraq is the unified state but it is in use of gold because it doesn't work anymore the kurds have been having a state of their own for a long time even though they did not declare it and iraq has no say in the stand of iraq the kurds are force of stability there are. they are secular more secure than the rest of the people and you know that for ten years already could this time of iraq is is really a very stable wise's of stability. because some other world headlines now the israeli military have found three bodies near the west bank city of hebron believed to be those of the missing jewish teens who disappeared more than two weeks ago officials say the three appear to have been shot dead shortly after the

ok thank you paula paula slayer live from tel aviv. football's finest are battling it out in brazil at the moment it seems to get ahead you need to hike plenty of it to the french quarter planes it's training sessions have been watched by a spy drone at r.t. dot com you can find out whether it's down to rivals handywork or a devoted fan at the controls also online inventing terrorist entrapment muslim groups in the u.s. accuse the f.b.i. of setting up innocent people to justify a controversial arrest. the divide among the people of scotland over the independent referendum is closer than ever a survey even shows that half of families are torn among themselves about which way to vote in september independence campaigner jonathan shafi believes that a yes vote is badly needed to bring much needed change to for what it's worth as a vassal states for the for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we all we want to say that we want to have influence we want to have influence with partners there wi

aviv. >> does that throw any parallel to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they were just victims, not good and not bad. victims. and the palestinians at this moment are victims. they're not better than me. they're just victims. and i don't want them to be victims. but why compare it? >> i don't compare it. my problem with it is i think if you've gone as a generation through such suffering why you don't sympathize with the new victims. >> i do. >> not you personally, but i'm just saying this is to me very troubling. because, you know, you meet people all the time that tell you, offense, my grandfather died mere, my aunt died there. and i'm like, are you blind? do you see when they build the the wall, the germans also built a wall and create a ghetto. >> you know, the son knows it hurts. but most of the children have been hiten by their parents, they hit t

let's head out to tel aviv with elliott gotkine. >> good morning. i am joined by the founder and ceo of iron source. great to have you. tells about what you do in terms of helping companies distribute and monetize software. howdy do that? >> if you think about software developers, their main is to get to users and effectively deliver their product to users. if they want to become a business at some point they need to find a business model to transform a kadant into a business. -- from a product into a business. helping developers concentrate on developing great products and we help them with the rest. distribution, delivery, and monetization. >> 1/3 of attempts to download software do not work. numbers are amazing. about 30% or 40% of software installations will fail, depending on different geographies for various reasons. security, operating system, and configuration. thosempanies developing products would not know about it because they do not have the analytic tools and the delivery platform to know what is causing the problem and be able to solve

aviv holds responsible for the abduction of three israeli teenagers a middle east correspondent paula slayer has got the details. artie's offices that are situated in the building of the service provided pile media in the west bank city of ramallah have been raided in their grade our t.v. studio was damaged our internet signal was lost the archives of the video and all the material have disappeared and at the same time that has been destroyed now the doors have even weren't computers and disks have been confiscated all of this has resulted in a conversation between us and the i.d.f. where we are asked them what was all of this about now they responded initially by saying nothing the raid was against the al aksa channel now we then pointed out that that was actually housed in another building to which the idea for sponsored a well in that case the raid was against could stevie our follow up question then was so why have you confiscated r t arabic equipment which the i.d.f. responded that they had to since the operation targeted the whole complex now these confiscations form part of wha

aviv university dr pangea who joins us now professor if kurdish independence is given how could that affect the regional geo political situation. i think it will enable or stabilize the region because the kurds are force of stability there are. west oriented they are secular more secular than the rest of the people and they are in good relationship with turkey so i think there might be a kind of triangle of very democratic or let's say them a crowd thick and the western oriented. groups namely or countries or i wouldn't say no stealing not a country but israel in turkey and the kurdistan if it ever declares independence so in my opinion it will be a force of stability for the whole region and we know that for ten years already the good this time of iraq is that is really a very stable was it's of stability israel and the kurds have rare history of corporation of course but that can you say that the same about israel and the us i mean is letting algiers in kurdish interests over washington. i think that the two parties in washington in israel do not see eye to eye on this issue on the

aviv holds responsible for the abduction of three israeli teenagers mohammad his son devotee had of r.t. arabic explained what happened. it happened after midnight everybody was it home the only guards who opened the door of the building then they broke all the doors they broke our t's office which is not accepted accepted told is how they enter our offices break our computers over internet connection take whatever they want in such cases they should have someone from a store to know it's there the authorities so they can demand over the net without any notice at all i'm sure that the equipment is not the problem here the problem is the attitude the work with the mission was to find the kidnapped teenagers how could our teaser records help them in their initial search there's a lot of question marks on the way they're trying to find these conducts people if they come and ask us to show them our archives we have nothing to hide we show our viewers everything and we're ready to show them but that's not the way you should ask for it. and we asked the israeli defense force for an explan

aviv. this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot did during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact a massive said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on tuesday night while they were hitchhiking home after a religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the blame at the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying he needs to shoulder responsibility particularly in light of the recent palestinian uni

and this is abe, this is tel aviv. this is a sand dune. this was the first road ever built in tel aviv, and abe was on the road gang. >> than what happened here? >> this is miriam's family. for those of you who have been to the holocaust museum, there is the wonderful exhibit of photographs from one village, and that is grandma miriam's village. eishishok. but the sign i was standing under, we were talking earlier about how hard it is to reach back in history and connect, and i had always heard the stories of grandpa abe's. he was the one who would talk about it. and in the early 1990's, we decided we were going to eastern europe, we had a niece living in vienna. i said if we are going, i want to go back to poland to the town that abe was originally from. and we got there and we got a guide and we were on the outskirts of the town, which is about 2.5 hours east of warsaw. and it is one of these towns where every few blocks there is a monument to some atrocity to the jews. in one quarter, 3000 jews were burned in a synagogue. in this field,

and he said he was in a suburb of tel aviv and could i call him. which i did. right away. and he told me he was expecting the call and we asked him to tell us his name and his parents' name to verify dates of birth and everything, and it all matched. and i said, can you tell me your story and how did you survive. he said first of all, two things i want to tell you, one, only my mother survived and unfortunately she died six months earlier. and michael was a little boy, so she was the one who would have had the real memory. and his father, he said, died literally just of illness as he was being put on a cattle cart to auschwitz, he just died, that's what we were told, he never made it. he said my father was off the coast of miami beach and died on a cattle car to auschwitz, how did this happen? he said to me in hebrew that america bears the burden for the responsibility for the death of my father. he told me afterwards that he and his mother were liberated by the soviets, and then first he was sent and then his mother joined him in palestine, he was -- it was a british bloc

tel aviv seems to generate an awful lot of startup success. london less so, berlin just getting going. how does it work? >> everybody has their strengths and weaknesses. tel aviv is bury strong insecurity. not that strong in consumer facing applications. berlin is great at consumer facing applications and design. london is strong and professional services. scandinavia is just incredible at gaming. >> what is catching your eye right now? >> several things. one of the themes that is bury interesting for us is the whole notion that the mobile phone is becoming a remote control for your life. we talked about uber but there are other applications you can use your phone for well beyond communication. when consumers experience uber, we think they are going to expect that level of service in everything they do. companies are coming up with applications that will deliver that level of service in all walks of life. one of the great themes for the next fund we are investing is the fact that in the early days, the internet was all about selling digital go

it shelled the outskirts of tel aviv. jordanian planes strafed lower galilee, and when israelis began to fear that the jordanian army was going to move into west jerusalem, as it had in 1948, that's when they struck back. that's when they began to strike back on the west bank and jerusalem and that's how that stage of the war started. c-span: how bad did they hit jordan, the israelis? >> guest: no, they hit the jordanians. the jordanians, by the way, fought very valiantly, in many cases to the last man, the last bullet but eventually israeli forces overwhelmed the jordanians and they took the west bank, and in a very bloody battle, they took east jerusalem. c-span: what kind of planes were the jordanians flying? >> guest: jordanians had hawker hunters, british planes most of which never got off the ground. c-span: what about the planes syrians were they flying... >> guest: migs. c-span: so they were flying russian planes? >> guest: russian planes. c-span: you were flying, the israelis were flying french planes? >> guest:

aviv and your company is it's a nonprofit consorting it's global according to the u.s. department of health and human services eighteen people die every day waiting for an organ transplant could this be you move toward making beds zero one of the really strong growth areas for three d. printing today is in the medical field as i say medical it's that we talked a lot about earlier about the organ transplants but then also digital dentistry you know is another little dead issue what will it do well you know if you look at the way the dentistry has worked in the past there's a lot of molds and that type of thing the you have to go through in order to to get a bridge or whatever else now all that is done through a scanning type of process what's the same as you make it and therefore street in twenty minutes well exactly or a bridge or a cap or whatever or what is that. this is this is not something that is called a brain gear and this was one of the benefits i think of three printing if you look at this particular product which is quite complex obviously it rotates but this

more of the operation from tel aviv this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot dead during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact a massive said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on tuesday night while they were hitchhiking home after religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the blame at the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying he needs to shoulder responsibility particularly in light of the recent palestinian unity government that was formed this unity government is something tha

parliament who is also a member of her most paula slayer's school the latest on the operation from tel aviv this has resulted in the closure of several palestinian cities and also in house to house searches and it was during one of those searches that overnight a nineteen year old palestinian was shot did during clashes in the palestinian city of ramallah now the israeli government says that the hamas militant group is clearly to blame it says despite the fact that the organization has not taken responsibility and let's remember that this is an organization that in the past has clearly stated when it is responsible for attacks and for kidnappings in fact a massive said the israeli accusations are silly the three teenagers were kidnapped on thursday night while they were hitchhiking home after religious studies the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed that he will do everything in his power to bring them back safely he also points the blame at the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying he needs to shoulder responsibility particularly in light of the recent palestinian