after 70 years, the world is embracing israel, and israel is embracing the world. one year, six continents. [applause] one year, six continents. now, it's true: i haven't yet visited antarctica, but one day, i hope to go there. i want to go there, too, because i heard that penguins are also enthusiastic supporters of israel. now, you laugh, but penguins have no difficulty recognizing that some things are black and white, are right and wrong, and unfortunately, when it comes to un decisions about israel, that simple recognition is too often absent. it was absent last december when the security council passed an anti-israel resolution that set back the cause of peace. it was absent last may when the world health organization adopted you have to listen to this the world health organization adopted a syrian-sponsored resolution that criticized israel for health conditions on the golan heights. as the great john mcenroe would say, you cannot be serious. i mean, this is preposterous. syria has barrel-bombed, starved, gassed and murdered hundreds of thousands of its own c

isaac is the best of israel. the carries he legendary hertzog name but is a selfless leader of israel. this book brings together the finest minds to voted to the israeli-palestinian conflict, and together we expose chapter by chapter how institutions, including the united nations, the trade unions, news media, social media, the church, have been gradually appropriated and turned for destructive and illegitimate purposes. this book for the very first time explores full depth and brett of the latest faces in the conflict with israel, which seeks to do it through political means, what war and terror could not, which is to isolate and cripple the states until it can no longer defend its interests or people. the two and a half years i worked on this become the question i fielded more than any other was why? why with the demanding full-time job with two young children, why did you feel compelled to do this? and i suppose the perfectly obvious and legitimate question is seeking to answer i could think only of philipe. h

so israel can make mistakes. it doesn't go to delegitimizing the right of the existence that that's a difference. when you face an earth that wants to say you were a racist ballast in use first of all they view the palestinians as underdogs. they are the weaker party and you have to answer the question by saying yes 80% of the nation is willing to settle for peace in the national conflict preserving our security, our defense understanding that the face suicide on things and we face kids which are in kids. we face kids simply slaughtering other people, innocent people. we have to defend them and they -- so the plants. self-defense. the issue in debate within the israeli democracy when israel went for peace it was in settlements and moreover solution which are known to all speak about three major israeli settlements which comprise of only 4% and they are going to be swapped with other land which israel will give so there is a solution. all you need to do is come to the table and negotiate peace rather than saying i

israel. furthermore president vladimir putin of russia. and president xi jinping of china have launched initiatives for peace and the latest of these peace efforts all of which we are thankful for is being led by the united states president donald trump where of these initiatives and why israel is not accepting these initiatives on our part we have also repeatedly tried to revive the peace process and called on the prime minister to affirm to only affirm his commitment to the two state solution and sit with us at the initiation stable to delineate the borders between israel and the state of palestine in order to. open a path for meaningful negotiations to resolve all other final status issues. sitting together resolving the issue of borders and then discuss other matters unfortunately it was rejected by the prime minister and. we continue our genuine efforts success of the peace process. and despite these efforts. israel continues to breach its commitments and to obstruct. efforts. by continu

and israel is embracing the world. one year. wait. one year six continents now it's true i haven't yet visited on tartar. but one day i have to go there i want to go there too because i've heard that penguins are also enthusiastic supporters of israel and you laugh but penguins have no difficulty recognizing that some things are black and white are right and wrong and unfortunately when it comes to un decisions about israel that simple recognition is too often absent it was absent last december when the security council passed an anti israel resolution that set back the course of peace it was absent last may when the world health organization adopt it you have to listen to this the world health organization adopted a syrian sponsored resolution that criticized israel for health conditions on the golan heights as the great john mcenroe would say you cannot be serious i mean this is preposterous syria has barrel bombs starved gassed and murdered hundreds of thousands of its own citizens and wounded millions war while isr

israel doesn't want to. israel as above the law. is it above the law? ladies and gentlemen, there is a double standard in dealing with countries. this is your responsibility. president, to salvage the peace process and the two-state solution, i urge this organization and a your honorable state to do the following. effortsctively pursue to bring an end to the israeli occupation of the state of palestine within a set time frame. say, within this timeframe, the occupation will come to an end. it is no longer enough to issue generic statements calling for the end of occupation and the achievement of peace without a deadline. be made tot implement the peace initiative, including the just solution for the palestinian refugee question, in accordance with resolution 194. the arab initiative was great in issuing the solution for the refugees, in accordance with resolution 194. were resolutions disregarded by israel. written -- ridden rou ghshod over these resolutions. to whom should we go? to whom should we complain? second, actively bring to a halt all occupati

after 70 years, the world is embracing israel, and israel is embracing the world. one year, six continents. now, it's true: i haven't yet visited antarctica, but one day, i hope to go there. i want to go there, too, because i heard that penguins are also enthusiastic supporters of israel. now, you laugh, but penguins have no difficulty recognizing that some things are black and white, are right and wrong, and unfortunately, when it comes to un decisions about israel, that simple recognition is too often absent. it was absent last december when the security council passed an anti-israel resolution that set back the cause of peace. it was absent last may when the world health organization adopted you have to listen to this the world health organization adopted a syrian-sponsored resolution that criticized israel for health conditions on the golan heights. as the great john mcenroe would say, you cannot be serious. i mean, this is preposterous. syria has barrel-bombed, starved, gassed and murdered hundreds of thousands of its own citizens and wounded millions more, wh

our media operation, national media, is a scandal when it comes to israel. amy: next up from "the occupation of the american documentaryentin narrator roger waters. let's go for a moment to the contrast that you bring into this f film, which is the internationanal media. >> h h does killing childrenn on a beaeach contribute to the purpose? what wasas the point of buburnig the hospitall -- bombing the hospital? there is g great uncertaiainty f whetether you are acacting withn the law. oh, yes, you're deleliberatelyy tatargeting of r roadsn whwhicho knowow there arere women and childrdren. you'u've tried eveverything with gaza. you havee besieged it for seven years. people live a ghastly live anand you know it betetter than a any. why did you try one othe thing -- talking? why not be brave and talk directly with them? why not? >> that is another excerpt from "the ococcupation of the neckckn mimind." talk about the contrast of the media coverage. gois dust you don't have to to foreign parts, just look atat the way it is covered in the united kingdom.. there is

after 70 years, the world is embracing israel, and israel is embracing the world. [applause] netanyahu: one year, six continents. now, it's true -- i haven't yet visited antarctica, but one day, i hope to go there. i want to go there, too, because i heard that penguins are also enthusiastic supporters of israel. [laughter] netanyahu: now, you laugh, but penguins have no difficulty recognizing that some things are black and white, are right and wrong, and unfortunately, when it comes to un decisions about israel, that simple recognition is too often absent. it was absent last december when the security council passed an anti-israel resolution that set back the cause of peace. it was absent last may when the world health organization you have to listen -- the world health organization adopted a syrian-sponsored resolution that criticized israel for health conditions on the golan heights. as the great john mcenroe would say, you cannot be serious. i mean, this is preposterous. syria has barrel-bombed, starved, gassed and murdered hundreds of thousands of its own citiz

and the palestinians not between israel and the of a world. full i believe that their role. is very important for israel and for the palestinians for lease for lease this is really important because you know the average israeli would say ok well for can we get from the police to. the peace treaty taking some leask we have still coming from the palestinian side we are giving up too early too early. also taking some secure with phyllis so the answer is that this can change the theatrics situation of fees when in the region and it's not just about giving something to the palestinians but also getting something from d.r. ups this is one thing from these sort of perspective. but full from his i don't know political reason so either we don't see a real move toward these well it's interesting that. you make this argument because israel has long blocked out the palestinians going to the united nations and trying to internationalize the issue but this sensually you're advocating the exact same thing only with sunni arabs because you can gain your own b

israel today flattened a hospital. sparkedheer scale condemnation around the world. >> shocked many people around the world. mass demonstrations have been held and many of the world's major cities. but in the united states, the story was different. polls show the american people holding firm in their support for israel. >> this is the latest poll, americans show 57% show israel's actions in gaza justified. 34% say unjustified. were striking,s but not new. over the course of the conflict in which palestinian conflicts have far outnumbered israeli casualties, the american people have consistently shown far more for the israelis and palestinians. >> is very difficult to divorce public opinion from the media coverage that people rely on to form opinions. the most prevalent lesson from looking at the coverage is the coverage tends to see this conflict from the israeli side. amy: that last voice, peter hart, national coalition against insertion. that clip from the film "the occupation of the american mind: israel's public re

israel will say. they're just defending their interests because they're so close to suicide that they have the right to defend themselves what is your response to that is. well israel is an invader and invaders have no right to talk about protecting the territories they have invaded. this right belongs only to those territories rightful owners such as palestine lebanon syria jordan and egypt. these countries can claim the right to talk about protecting their territories what israel is doing in syria is yet another act of aggression. israel occupied the golan heights it would have been right for it withdraw from the golan heights and all of the areas it is occupying instead of claiming that israel is protecting struck by territories bulk buying more territories in syria. i believe that israel's logic is short sighted. major powers that support israel's occupation projects plans and ambitions letting israel behave in this way indicates. i expect that the people of the region will not let israel get what

israel to this initiative fifty seven arab and islamic states said they are ready that if israel withdraws from those territories occupied in one nine hundred sixty seven all these states will immediately recognize israel and normalize relation with it and israel is not interested. there was also the quartet road map in two thousand and three put forward by the quartet for peace indorsed by the security council and accepted. by palestine it was also rejected by the israeli government so israel is above the law. and to break this stalemate in the peace process and to ensure success for peace efforts. there came the french initiative aimed at salvaging the peace process and the two state solution. led to holding their paris conference earlier this year which was at the ended by seventeen states seventeen states are repeats and four international organizations.

and the palestinians not between israel and the of world. full i believe that they're all. is very important for israel and for the palestinians for lease for lease this is really important because you know the average israeli would say ok what's the can we get from the palestinians any peace treaty he's taking some lists we have still coming from the palestinian side we are giving up too early too early. also taking some secure with phyllis so the answer is that this can change the situation of fees when in the region and they'll feel it's not just about giving something to the palestinians but also getting something from d.r. ups this is one thing from these early perspective. but but full from his i don't know political reason so either we don't see a real move toward these well it's interesting that. you make this argument because israel has long blocked out the palestinians going to the united nations and trying to internationalize the issue but this sensually you're advocating the exact same thing only that sunni arabs because you can

efforts were met with rejection and boycotting i israel. -- by israel. the presidents of russia and china have launched initiatives for peace. the latest of these efforts, all of which we are thankful for, is being led by the united states. where are these initiatives? and why is israel not accepting these initiatives? we have repeatedly tried to revise the peace process. we have called for the israeli eli president -- isra president to sit with us and look at these initiatives in order to open a path for meaningful negotiation to resolve all final status issues. sitting together, resolving the issue of borders and discussing other matters. unfortunately, it was rejected by the prime minister. we continue our efforts for success of the peace process. israel these efforts, continues to breach its commitments and obstruct efforts by continuing to build settlements everywhere. there is no place left for the state of palestine. us, is not acceptable. for and for you. you have responsibility. palestine and israel rejects the two-state solution. this compels u

states and russia each new agreements on aspects contradict israel's one obviously right now israel is participating in the destruction of syria and wishing to cash in on the political situation and become part of the crisis settlement process. in saudia i think israel and nothing in syria as i saw is suffering in the field and the syrian armed nation has also suffered as a people even the united states and those who supported have been able to achieve not just at the same time the syrian army and its allies supplanted by the russian federation and make a great progress i believe there's an end of the day israel will gain nothing or syria and let the shit feel easy and next. to her she and this. is her also. they're just defending their interests because they're so close to. they have the right to defend themselves what is your response to that. well israel is an invader and invaders have no right to talk about protecting the territories they have invaded. this right belongs only to those territories rightful and such as all palestine lebanon syria jordan and egypt. these countries can

and the palestinians not between israel and the of world. full i believe that they're all. is very important for israel and for the palestinians for a lease for lease this is really important because you know the average israeli would say ok what's the can we get from the palestinians any peace treaty he's taking some lists we have still coming from the palestinian side we are giving up too early too early. also taking some secure with the list so the answer is that this can change the theatrics situation of fees when in the region and they'll feel it's not just about giving something to the palestinians but also getting something from d.r. ups this is one thing from these early perspective. but full from his i don't know political reason so either we don't see a real move toward these well it's interesting that. you make this argument because israel has long blocked out the palestinians going to the united nations and trying to internationalize the issue but this century you're advocating the exact same thing only of its sunni arabs because

so tonight's event is from the anti-israel agenda to beat to demise israel with those ways to combat and we're very happy we have a special guest speaker here tonight so of 84 being here today. the with the jewish diplomatic corps also that new book and alex will take the floor from here and i will introduce him first originally bore it kiev ballet providence speaker and the media contributor of the arab-israeli conflict serves as the spokesman currently the director of public affairs at the executive council and then to bring together some of the finest minds of the israeli conflict with a review of how at has shifted with the global and local mostly in the corridors of power from what i personally experienced as well and i will hand over the floor to alex to give his remarks. >> 84 that lovely introduction it is an honor to be here in new york at the world jewish congress with the diplomatic arm of the jewish people. my wife is back in australia allowing me to come and launched the book on either side of the world was she is back with two infant children. also my appreciation to th

israel also. just defending their interests because they're so close to syria and they have the right to defend themselves what is your response to that is. well israel is an invader and invaders have no right to talk about protecting the territories they have invaded. this right belongs only to those territories rightful owners such as palestine lebanon syria jordan and egypt. these countries can claim the right to talk about protecting their turf treats what israel is doing in syria is yet another act of aggression. israel occupied the golan heights it would have been right for it withdraw from the golan heights and all of the areas it was occupying instead of claiming that it israel is protecting struck by territories bulk buying more territories in syria i believe that israel's logic is short sighted major powers that support israel's occupation project plans and ambitions letting israel behave in this way indicates its terms i expect that the people of the region will not let israel get what

and the palestinians not between israel and the of a world. full i believe that their role. is very important for israel and for the palestinians for lease for lease this is really important because you know the average israeli would say ok what's the can we get from the palestinians any peace treaty taking some least we have still coming from the palestinian side we are giving up too early to. also taking some secure with phyllis so the answer is that this can change the situation of fees when in the region and they'll feel it's not just to both giving something to the palestinians but also getting something from d.r. ups this is one thing from these early perspective. on the almost. but full form his i don't know political reason so either we don't see a real move toward these well it's interesting that. you make this argument by. because israel has long balked at the palestinians going to the united nations and trying to internationalize the issue but this sensually you're advocating the exact same thing only with sunni arabs because you ca

major powers might support israel's occupation force not supplants and ambitions letting israel behave in this way indicates. i expect that the people of the region will not let israel get what it wishes and continue to talk by more lines and that this has to be stopped this and the occupied territories have to be liberated was. that. barcelona dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live or is it. that you can't. let you. go crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life. for us on the celestial get out of it all such as the traditional story son now as i am somebody else who got as weak as my colleagues at school that day jumped on my feet while the city's tried desperately not to collapse but often. corporations collect the profit of issued only for what you want to it's up to will and probably globally go coffee cup a dollar your cologne in the bushes up the on subs knock up a supposedly of a nerd to call her five dollars. traffic jam as a tourist phobia the fear fall into an identity. a batch or sudden passing i've only just lear

and if the state department says that jerusalem is not part of israel, then it is not part of israel. capital.al undivided it can immediately become open to the world, open to everyone who lives there, and become the capital of this new state. five, and i don't know , weto say this will nicely palestinians -- we reproduce a lot. we love each other very much. we have for the last 70 years and more. when netanyahu called us a demographic threat, he is exactly right. we are. we are a major demographic problem for any racist apartheid state that will exist on our land. israel never decided how to deal with this. themthing that israel has for the past 70 years is to get rid of us. they are very bad at it. they're not good at it at all. the opposite effect is happening. that in 1948, when they kicked out palestinians from what we now call israel at the green line, who many people in this room might be descendents of refugees of 1948, i know i am, they kicked out palestinians. 150,000 palestinians remained in what is today israel. those 150,000 palestinians, it has grown as the normal popula

it is growing because of israel's own policies or the policies of israel's closest allies it all started to be with the invasion of iraq which allowed iran to gain a foothold there was a campaign in the israeli compound in lebanon the beach consecutively led to hizbollah gaining more influence and dot country down was syria and now there is yemen don't you think that at least in part the iranian influence that you are so concerned about is growing because all of the opportunities that were handed to it by israel or israel's allies no way i mean to accuse east for iran being a state that would not accept the right to fish oil to exist that supports till all the way they think in yemen how this is connected to issue it and listen it is most important to discuss the situation now and both need to be done and that's i said before let's take an example it's always slogans designate that though we still got these asian we don't fund we're talking about living on the states what kind of state. which is big in france and in a way to proceed if another state in the region and though full i would

citizens of israel who are arab but who are citizens who even serve in israel's army in this town of here on in the in the negev desert where ethnically cleanse their houses were wiped off the face of the earth i've actually visited this village before it was destroyed they're destroyed with bulldozers and a jews only town is being built on top of the ruins of this town inside israel so this is an explicit violation of resolution eighty one eighty one and this is the beginning of israel's record level violations of un resolutions which they're protected from because of the u.s. vote at the security council thanks for breaking that down for us they now want to jump to the report that was submitted to the i.c.c. what sort of war crimes are mentioned specifically by the palestinian human rights groups about the israeli attack back in two thousand and fourteen and the gaza strip well this is a seven hundred page document submitted by a who's who of palestinian human rights n.g.o.s and it would take us until probably next week to list all of the violations but having been in the gaza stri

that israel is a settler colony. the only distinction between israel and canada and the u.s. is that our demographic talents balance means we are still controversial. we're still an active frontier of elimination. unlike this settler colony, settler colonialism continues. it is no longer controversial. we can acknowledge there is an indigenous population. in palestine, it is not settled. we just did not kill enough palestinians when we had the opportunity, as benny moore said. it is not a settled frontier. the worst thing we can do is to already capitulate that israel is a normalized state and a legitimate state when in fact it is a settler colony. if jews want to remain there they remained there but not as masters. not as colonial masters. not as a privileged supremacist class by virtue of law. they remain there as humans. we find a way to create a better world. we have the opportunity to create a model of the world the rest of the world has not created. if we are condemning myanmar's genocide why would we endorse it in our context? if we wanted to re-create a european model

we are going to be discussing many things and among them peace between the palestinians and israel. it would be a fantastic achievement and people are giving it an absolute go. there is a good chance it could happen. most people would say there is no chance. i think with the capability of the other side, i think we have a chance and israel would like to see it and the palestinians would like to see it and the trump administration would like to see it. we are working hard to see what happens. people say it can't happen and i say it can happen. it's an honor to have you. >> great to see you. thank you. mr. president it's great to see you again. under your leadership the alliance between america approximate israel has never been stronger and deeper. i can say it in ways that people see and don't see. i want to thank you for that. i look forward to discussing how we can address what you rightly call a terrible nuclear deal with iran and how to roll back iran's growing aggressions in the region, especially in syria. as you said, we will discuss the way we can seize an opportunity for pea

all of palestine or the recognized borders of israel, sort of recognized borders of israel, all of it is occupied, all is a colonial enterprise, it's a progression, the west bank and gaza strip are progression of what happened in 1948. if we talk about them separately, it would be a problem to begin with. and also we currently actually in many ways have one state, right? if one state means that there is one entity sort of ruling over everything, that's currently what's going on. elon has talked about this many times, right now we have one state, it just functions legally in different ways for different people, based on sort of where they live and more importantly, who they are. but, everything is administered, occupied, governed, by israel. when we talk about one state versus two states, the problem is, we get into a question of palestinian to me-- to me, a question of palestinian identity, right? when you recognize the two-state frame work and you work within it, what you're doing by default is acquiescing to this idea of classifying palestinians into many different categories. right

al-jazeera israel still ahead on al-jazeera. for an incredible comeback to the top part this dec cyclists show will be here with the story. back to second much for all of our sport thanks very much when we start with football and barcelona have gone five points clear at the top of spain's la liga they beat mid table aber six one on tuesday and you know messi scored four goals including two within three minutes in cheese days of the match valencia moved up to third with a five nil thrashing of malaka a number of league games also taking place on wednesday including real madrid who play real betis in a match so we'll see the return of christian or an elder of the strike as completed a five much ban for shoving a referee during royal spanish super cup game against barcelona no most are already looking to have cristiano back and i hope this is the last time this happened to us not having christiane i'm happy i'm happy but he is as well what he likes is playing the group. now he's back and we are playing in the league at home and. pl

my time in israel also impressed me on israel's undeniable security needs in the face of the persistent threat from iran and its proxies in syria and lebanon as well as the instability and violence stemming from the long-running conflict with the palestinians. listing the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's presentation to our congressional delegation greatly enhanced my level of support for israeli foreign aid. just as listening to the palestinian authority's presentation greatly enhanced my opposition to foreign aid for palestine. for these reasons i believe u.s. security assistance to israel should continue to be a high priority, and i am proud that defense collaboration between our two countries has yielded many important developments, including the arrow antiballistic missile system, which is among the top missile shield technologies in the world. considering the growing threat of north korea's nuclear missile program and iran's ballistic missile development, it is clear that our efforts in this field are more important now than ever. in addition to our successful cooperati

israel does not want to. israel is above the law. is it above the law? gentlemen, there is a double standard in dealing with countries. this is your responsibility. presidents, solve the peace process. i urge this organization and your honorable states to do the following -- first, actively pursue efforts to bring an end to the israeli occupation of the state of palestine. say within this timeframe, the occupation come to an end. it is no longer enough to issue generic statements calling for the end of occupation and achievement of peace. implement thee to air of peace and -- the arab peace initiative. it should be in accordance with resolution 194, the arab initiative was with refugees. agreed uponing solutions, not opposed on a certain party. where is the mistake? were resolutions disregarded by israel. overrode these resolutions? -- to should we can plane who should be complain? second, bring all activities in the past and in territory, as demanded in numerous united nations resolutions, including 2334, in addition to the fourth paragraph of the genev

salafi a ruling is considered a terrorist by israel but the other part of palestine the west bank israel wouldn't mind being accepted in the international community provided. it condemns terror acts against israel the palestinian authority headed by a mahmoud abbas does no self. perform any terrorist act it does not even supportive of them but once they are committed sometimes you hear is really calls for the palestinians to condemn it and they do not condemn such acts. political analyst on your own life from tel aviv thank you so much for your insights today. that's all for this hour i think you so much for joining us today i'll be back at the top the hour. right now we're in with a good scene over thanks to. these birds fish two weeks. i will be yes man who that might be just moments is no multimedia for much. according to see you eat it is home to the wolves most bowlful drug syndicate why you grow marijuana and north tomatoes in that city yeah there's a big hit over the market. for your money watch he put. them up there. to keep them. close. must times the government knows what they

if you have a concern about israel or palestine raise it. something that just shows that the same person that is talking about those arab and muslim issues is also the doctor that i go to that afternoon or my dentist or the teacher. in other words, we are no different from anybody else. that is really what change the dynamic with respect to the gay community that everybody realized that they want these pariahs are different people, they were the same as everybody else and not immediately, in my opinion how the politics around gay marriage changed. i think will be very similar. right now, the political discourse at the national level on our community is not positive. one of the things we're going to have to change and it's an incumbent upon us, if you look at any ethnic group or religious group when a member of congress or a celebrity or something says something disparaging about african-americans or hispanics or gays, there immediately get vilified and their poll numbers debt. we have seen that happen. those are the kind of things we have to

the film picked as the best picture of the year in israel is denounced by the country's culture minister we'll tell you why. a magnitude seven point one earthquake has killed at least two hundred twenty six people in central next. more than half of that number were in the capital it was centered in puebla one hundred twenty kilometers south of mexico city and caused damage across four states in the capital the quake toppled buildings including a school where twenty two bodies have been recovered diane estabrook reports. in mexico city survivors pick through buildings reduced to piles of broken concrete and dust searching for survivors the people they found were quickly carried away on stretchers eighty six kilometers south of voc up parts of a road collapsed military trucks sped to the town center to help search for victims in several collapsed buildings. president enrique pena nieto surveyed the damage areas by plane and promised government medical care to anyone injured. i ordered the immediate activation of the plan which coordinates federal efforts to the population in an emergency t

culture minister has launched a bitter campaign against it accusing mao's of anti israel slander. yeah well create that folks will. form love after the place left at the reproductive who will love the sin of the doris foxtrot examines israel's relationship to its army charting a couple's grief when told a soldier's son is dead but he has sometimes surrealists been on life at an isolated checkpoint and crucially depicting a killing and a cover up the victims a group of palestinian civilians. in response rego this threatening to change the rules on government film funding not invited to the awards instead she addressed foxtrot's director live on facebook at the beginning of the saying you know israel you know the israeli army and you know how morally it is look when a paradise of established in a dark middle east and you dare to present israeli soldiers killing arabs at a checkpoint and then burying them and you call this horrendous lie and metaphor for all the ire that we regulars directing at fox trot it's far from the only artistic endeavor that she has a problem with israel's cu

israel. hoped while be a bit of a different book. the prefer prefer book -- previous book showed loud diplomatic opportunitieses were missed or reject. pushingpushing the situation tos war. but for the third one we had a triumph of diplomacy, a tremendous achievement, that showed what could be achieved when smart policy prevailed over the desire to appear tough. and while it certainly depend like to a situation in which we could say peace as achieved, it did cruise an opportunity to lose an enemy -- create an opportunity to lose an enemy. then a certain tv reality star won the election in the united states and i had to rewrite the book and we're to where we are were before. if we understand what went right and what has gone wrong can be reversed, the opportunity to lose an enemy may still exist. now, throughout these negotiations, i was in a report unique situation. i had access to both sides, as was mentioned. was advising the obama administration on the nuclear issue while i also had access

one of those times was in israel. the president saying that he wants to continue to pursue peace in the middle east, netanyahu heaping praise on the president. >> i think we have a chance. i think israel would like to see it. the palestinians would like to see it. i can tell you the trump administration would like to see it. we're working hard on it and see what happens. historically people say it can't happen. i say it can happen. >> i want to say that under president trump, america's position towards israel at the u.n. has been unequivocal, strong and has both clarity and conviction. >> so a message to people who are wondering what kind of ally of israel president trump would be should he he be elected, that puts that to rest. the president had dinner with a number of latin american leaders to talk about venezuela and it will come up in his speech this morning. he is off to a good start here. carefully choreographed with very friendly leaders. >> bill: good to see you. >> he talked to president xhi of china. >> bill

exceptional capabilities in fighting terrorism in recent years israel has provided intelligence that has prevented dozens of bage or terrorists attacks around the world we have saved countless lives now you may not know this but your governments do and their work lee working closely together with israel to keep your country safe and your citizens i stood here last year on this podium and i spoke about this profound change in israel standing around the world and just look at what has happened since and one year hundreds of presidents prime ministers foreign ministers and other leaders have visited israel many for the first time of these many visits to were truly historic in may president trump became the first american president to include israel in his first visit abroad president trump stood at the western wall at the foot of the temple mount where the jewish people or rather the jewish peoples temples stood for nearly a thousand years and when the president touched those ancient stones he touched our hearts forever in july prime minister modi became the first indian prime minister

i know there are thousand of them issue for israel some say rounds but involved in a poll this is just so much you know making mountains out of molehills really it's all about like as you said it's kind of keeping this section of people back home sheryl don't let them have a voice don't let them have a seat at the table they want to be it's i mean it really does come down to that at this point there's no logical reason there's no reason to sit there and say well you shouldn't this is this is political even though it's not a political anything it's not some sort of political warfare they're trying to be better at protecting their own citizens so you complain about things like terrorism and when they join an organization that makes it easier to track terrorists and terrorist activities you say no this is awful they're going to use that to beat us up skirt it's crude it's really silly and then this comes on the heels of another. thing the u.n. human rights or god and human rights. commission adopted a resolution sent about one hundred fifty letters this last week also was a lot of press i

world isyears, embracing israel, and israel is embracing the world. one year -- [applause] onee minister netanyahu: year, six continents now,. continents. it is true, i have not yet yeared antarctica, but one i want to go there because i alsoheard penguins are enthusiastic supporters of israel. [laughter] prime minister netanyahu: you laugh, but penguins have no difficulty recognizing anything is like or white, right or wrong. and unfortunately, when it comes to you and decisions about israel, that simple recognition is too often absent. it was absent last december when the security council passed an anti-israel resolution that sets back -- it was absent last may when the world health organization adopted -- you have to listen to this -- the world health organization adopted a syrian-sponsored resolution that criticized israel for health conditions on the golan heights. say, youcenroe would cannot be serious. i mean, this is preposterous. syria has barrel bombs, starved, gassed, and murdered hundreds of thousands of its own citizens and wounded millio

or israel's allies no way i mean to accuse the. for iran being a state that would not accept the right of his well to exist that supports jalal the way they are acting in yemen also how this is connected to easily and listen it is most important to discuss the situation now and what needs to be done and that's i said before let's take an example it's always slogans ation designate that there was the organisation we don't fund we're talking about.

so is rumored to have the votes from behind the scenes i'm talking about israel what is its interest in the kurdish affair well as far as i know israel has not yet recognized the outcome of the vote i imagine israel will polls before recognizing the independence of the kurdistan entity and in fact it there's no point in doing so until kurdistan itself declares independence and the president masoud barzani made it very clear that the referendum would not immediately lead to a declaration of independence now every kurd knows and every israeli knows that there's a warm relationship between the two peoples that goes back a very long time in the one nine hundred sixty s. the kurdistan democratic party was supported by israel and by the soviet union in its struggle with the government in baghdad there's a significant population in israel of kurds who have their origins in the kurdistan region of iraq and israel of course welcomes the prospect of another democratic ally and of course they are they regard their primary regional enemy to be iran so anything that we consider a new an influence

of the right of israel to exist the iran coast which is a total waste of the in lebanon iran support still in the region and final still in the region and though full we all understand that there is a need to give an answer of course and to confront. their doing in the region but we also need to conform to minimize and to do use the poem if you run and we're looking at the day after i mean we are all familiar of the situation in syria. and the question is what the day after would look like if we would see iran and then the iran influence in iraq and iran influencing syria and iran the influence in lebanon with. this would be a huge problem and we believe as i said before that this is something that needs to be the international community well it's interesting you say that because the view in moscow and let me know if you disagree with that is that the iranian influence is indeed growing there is no dear dispute about that but most believe that partially it is growing because of israel's own policies or the policies of israel's closest allies it all started to be with the invasion of

departments invite only anti- israel speakers, never pro- israel speakers. the department invited the man that's head of the boycott movement against israel so he's invited by the department and can speak tomorrow but if i want to rebut him the department won't invite me because it's bias against israel and conservatives. they will invite only left wing speakers not conservative speakers. only anti-israel speakers not pro-israel speakers so the effect of the rule is anyone whose a radical leftist or anti- israel gets to speak whenever they want and the rest of us have to wait eight weeks which in my case means i couldn't do it because my schedule doesn't permit me to do it in eight weeks so we're going to sue them unless they either change the rule or find a department within the college that's willing to invite me. the law school indicated now that it's prepared to invite me that was after i threated a lawsuit so i'll be seeking the law school but i want to speak to the college students as well and i'm waiting to hear if a department will invite me. >> liz:

culture minister has launched a bitter campaign against it accusing mao's of anti israel slander. yeah well create the crux of the form love love to the place love to the poor reproductive who will love the sin of. the doris foxtrot examines israel's relationship to its army charting a couple's grief when told a soldier's son is dead but he has some time surrealist spin on life at an isolated checkpoint and crucially depicting a killing and a cover up the victims a group of palestinian civilians. in response rego is threatening to change the rules on government film funding not invited to the awards instead she addressed foxtrot's director live on facebook at the beginning of the saying you know israel you know the israeli army and you know how morally it is look what a paradise of established in a dark middle east and you dare to present israeli soldiers killing arabs at a checkpoint and then burying them and you call this horrendous lie and metaphor for all the ire that we regulars directing at fox trot it's far from the only artistic endeavor that she has a problem with israel'

to the city facilitate the signing of the truce between lebanon and israel because officially the two countries are still at war why hasn't it been signed yet what's coming in a way what's gotten we need to stop the hostilities between the two countries after the war we you know there was. a period where we need to move actually to the situation over cities and other parts of the segments supposed to be implemented unfortunately israel keeps on barging in to live in these airspace given these maritime. borders and sometimes we find some some some cameras had been somewhere in the ban on implanted by the israelis and this is something that needs to be to stop we believe that. we've you know gone a long way if you. look at this in two thousand and six we had so many different border. you know. differing you know different position that we thought that this is ours the israelis thought that there's now we came down to thirteen points and now so how the maritime border between us and israel with this new administration and the united states that is you know engagement on these issues and

the film picked as the best picture of the year in israel is denounced by the country's culture minister we'll tell you why. an earthquake measuring seven point one has killed at least two hundred twenty six people in central mexico more than half of that number were in the capital it was centered in one hundred twenty kilometers south of mexico city and caused damage across four states in the capital the quake toppled buildings including a school where twenty two bodies were recovered diane estabrook reports. in mexico city survivors pick through buildings reduced to piles of broken concrete and dust searching for survivors the people they found were quickly carried away on stretchers eighty six kilometers south of voc up parts of a road collapsed military trucks sped to the town center to help search for victims in several collapsed buildings. president enrique pena nieto surveyed the damage areas by plane and promised government medical care to anyone injured as any form of the. minister and i'm going to i order the immediate activation of the plan which coordinates federal efforts to

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