i don't serve the polls, i serve israel, and i do the very best in my power to secure israel. i came into politics to begin with from a career... to be honest, the polls suggest the israeli people don't think you're serving israel, you're serving yourself. i appreciate your profound care for the israeli people, but i came to politics because of the second lebanon war and what i saw there, and i saw the wrong direction. i saw confusion, and what we need is clarity and a very strong policy on security because, stephen, we're surrounded by vicious enemies who want to, you know, wipe israel off the globe. we have to fight back. we cannot be soft on these enemies. here's what the times of israel wrote, and we'll get to your strategic vision in a minute, but the times of israel said this, "it's difficult to imagine a worse day politically forjewish home leader, naftali bennett, after he was forced to sheepishly back off from his threat to bring down the government." you see yourself as a future prime minister of israel, but the truth is, over the last week or so, you've managed to h

i don't serve the polls, i serve israel, and i do the very best in my power to secure israel. i came into politics to begin with from a career... to be honest, the polls suggest that the israeli people don't think you're serving israel, you're serving yourself. hold on. i appreciate your profound care for the israeli people, but i came to politics because of the second lebanon war and what i saw there, and i saw the wrong direction. i saw confusion, and what we need is clarity and a very strong policy on security because, stephen, we're surrounded by vicious enemies who want to, you know, wipe israel off the globe. we have to fight back. we cannot be soft on these enemies. here's what the times of israel wrote, and we'll get to your strategic vision in a minute, butjust to finish up with politics, the times of israel said this, "it is difficult to imagine a worse day politically forjewish home leader, naftali bennett, after he was forced to sheepishly back off from his threat to bring down the government." you see yourself as a future prime minister of israel, but the fact is,

to eliminate israel from over. we are strong enough we are not afraid but we have to make sure that you do it independently or where those united states the world community will make sure that iran will never course the line into maybe two nuclear capability and to think that the this is achievable right mr barak thank you very much for your interview for your insight pleasure talking to you were talking to a hood iraq former israeli prime minister discussing the latest escalation in gaza and whether it's pushing the israeli palestinian peace for their way that is it for this edition of set him koala see you next. honoring the one hundredth anniversary of the end of the first world war french president the manual mccrone claimed patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism this is widely seen as a criticism of donald trump trump calls himself a nationalist is nationalism a dirty word. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that in this population of. any interrogation out there what you'll see i

the if only at that time was if only israel's neighbors would sign peace agreements with israel, then israel might allow the refugees to return to their homes and property. that if only came from israel's ambassador to the u.n. during the bid for u.n. membership. we have had countries sign two peace agreements with israel and the plo recognized on 78% of his torque palestine, but not a single refugee has been allowed to return to israel. and if only pursued by the u.s. back in the 1980s was, if only the palestinians would accept u.n. security council resolution 242 and 338 and land for peace formula, renounce vie violence and recognize israel, then it could be a legitimate for peace talks. despite these conditions and sign iing the declaration of principles, at the white house, under u.s. law it remains a terrorist organization. it had its representative office in washington close this month. and the u.s. consulate, the office in jet reduce them that handles palestinian affairs in the occupy territory has been merged with the u.s. embassy to israel. signaling an end to the u.s.'s purs

agriculture in israel is a multibillion—pound industry. it's hard work, but for those farmers who make a success of it, the benefits are easy to see. this is the most beautiful moshav we saw and it's built on revenue from grapes. we have come to take a closer look at one of the farms. this man has lived here for 20 years. he says he employs three workers and was keen to show me where they live. then something strange happens. he wouldn't let us take our cameras into his back house. what he didn't know at this point was five months ago we had already filmed inside and this is what we found. a man sleeping in what appeared to be a makeshift bedroom complete with kitchen and it is alljust metres away from the chemical shed. although he won't let us film inside the warehouse today, i did manage to take a look and the man we had seen sleeping there five months earlier was still there. we asked about him. thai workers are allowed to stay in israel for a maximum of five years. during their stay, they are entitled to expect a reasonable level of c

to eliminate israel from over. we are strong enough we are not afraid but we have to make sure that independently or to get those united states the world community will make sure that iran will never course the line into maybe two nuclear capability and to think that the this is achievable all right mr barak thank you very much for your interview for your insight pleasure talking to you were talking to a hood iraq former israeli prime minister discussing the latest escalation in gaza and whether it's pushing the israeli palestinian peace further away that is it for this edition of set him koala see you next. for. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out on the news business is just the dance the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. it. was. was i was. i. was. subscribed to read people also get roughly comes in for just twelve euros fifty a month. new york times

as long as israel is intent on a greater israel. i was asked to and with the policy recommendations and i have to. the first is, that the u.s. should not be in the business of recognizing ethno nationalism and ethno supremacy in other countries. recognition of israel as a jewish state should not be a u.s. parameter and we should take this out of the u.s. vision of what the piece would look like. it would mean that palestinians would accept indefinite occupation. >>> second, it is long overdue for us to go back to the basics. the basics are international law and that means an end to occupation restorative justice and equal rights regardless of one's nationality. only then will israeli juice and palestinians have equal dignity. thank you. >> [applause] >> thank you very much. next -- elizabeth campbell. and doctor zogby is here and he will tie up the loose ends. anyone with questions -- that is what the cards are for. please come forward. >> thank you, doctor anthony. it is a pleasure to be on this esteemed panel. it has been quite a

to eliminate israel from over. we are strong enough we are not afraid but we have to make sure that independently or together with united states the world community will make sure that iran will never course line into maybe two nuclear capability and to think that the this is achievable all right mr barak thank you very much for your interview for your insight pleasure talking to you were talking to a hood iraq former israeli prime minister discussing the latest escalation in gaza and whether it's pushing the israeli palestinian peace further away that is it for this edition of set him koala see you next. u.s. the for the tremendous economically through the cost of the wheels to the world bank and the i.m.f. officially giving you the power to impose structural adjustment on the countries over the eighty's and that is fundamentally doesn't understand how these a these are useful tools of us imperialism of the facts right so it's not clear to me what is great is i mean it's true that these institutions are deeply unf

to eliminate israel from over. we are strong enough we are not afraid but we have to make sure that independently or where those united states the world community will make sure that iran will never course the line into maybe two nuclear capability and to think that the this is achievable right mr barak thank you very much for your interview for your insight pleasure talking to you were talking to a hood iraq former israeli prime minister discussing the latest escalation in gaza and whether it's pushing the israeli palestinian peace for there a way that is it for this edition of set him koala see you next. blushes and. more from the beach he cut the host for the team you'll be set it's not that he shouts does that only sting against. let him into. the utopia because you know circle included at least. a year that i was caught but i'm counting that in the scheme to show. for the control you shall use. given to us but to the south korean users tell them not to be dumb corny summed up for. the money which of them were

but the violence from israel against palestinians is constant since the beginning of the year israel has killed more than two hundred palestinians in gaza the fost majority of them unarmed civilians and the violence of the siege continues to take palestinian lives and livelihoods so there was an effort to come up with the truest that would relieve the siege and allow palestinians to live and what we've seen is somebody in israel i don't know whether it's netanyahu or the defense minister lieberman or some other extremist or saboteurs who decided to send this commando squad into gaza to blow everything up but let us hope that history doesn't repeat itself and that this cycle of insanity and bloodshed and death started by israel can be brought to a quick call plus i've been a mess thank you very much for the time for your views on this that is really avenue live and chicago thank you thank you. let's move on to other news now and new details are emerging about the recordings that turkey has shared on the killing of sal the journalist jamal kushal according to the new york times one of

missile defenses one of the rockets did hit a bus and another hit a house in southern israel israel's military says it was carrying out. as strikes throughout the gaza strip in response to palestinians have been killed and well are a force that joins us now from west jerusalem harry first of all what do we know about the israeli astronauts in gaza and the particular areas being targeted but we know that they are extensive have been running from the rafa crossing the border with egypt towards the south to other areas further north we're getting reports one palestinian has been killed and two injured in the northern gaza strip as a result of israeli fire when not sure without strikes or or us or rebut still the that is the report that we're getting out of gaza and as you say this latest round of military escalation beginning just over an hour ago with a big bear arms of rockets being fired out of gaza towards israeli territory one israeli bus struck and the driver reportedly wounded a building in stare up struck and glass shattering injuring three people there are reports of twelve isra

to eliminate israel from over. we are strong enough we are not afraid but we have to make sure that independently or through those united states the world community will make sure that iran will never course line into maybe two nuclear capability in the thing that the this is achievable right mr barak thank you very much for your interview for your insight pleasure talking to you were talking to a hood iraq former israeli prime minister discussing the latest escalation in gaza and whether x. pushing the israeli palestinian peace further away that is it for this edition of set him koala see you next. blushes and thank you to the chico to hold more on the beach he cut the host for the team your he said it's not that it's indeed some shots that always sting against. beautiful girls you know sucky included at least they used a little bit i was called but i'm going to have to be a scheme to show. the truth even shirley's. given to us not to the south korean his are still dumb not to be dumb corny summed up. the money i

|j don't serve the polls, i serve israel, and i do the very best in my power to secure israel. i came into politics to begin with... to be honest, the polls suggest the israeli people don't think you're serving israel, you're serving yourself. i appreciate your profound care for the israeli people, but i came to politics because of the second lebanon war and what i saw there and i saw the wrong direction. i saw confusion and what we need is clarity and a very strong policy on security because, stephen, we're surrounded by vicious enemies who wa nt surrounded by vicious enemies who want to, you know, white israel off the globe. we have to fight back. we cannot be soft on these enemies. here's what the times of israel road, and we'll get to your strategic vision in a minute, but the times of israel said this," it's difficult to imagine a worse day politically forjewish home leader, naftali bennett, after he was forced to sheepishly back off from his threat to bring down the government" . you see yourself as a future prime minister of israel, but the truth is, over the last week o

but the violence from israel against palestinians is constant since the beginning of the year israel has killed more than two hundred palestinians in gaza the fost majority of them unarmed civilians and the violence of the siege continues to take palestinian lives and livelihoods so there was an effort to come up with a tryst that would relieve the siege and allow palestinians to live and what we've seen is somebody in israel i don't know whether it's netanyahu or the defense minister lieberman or some other extremist or saboteurs who decided to send this commando squad into gaza to blow everything up but let us hope that history doesn't repeat itself and that this cycle of insanity and bloodshed and death started by israel can be brought to a quick halt. new details are emerging about the recordings turkey has shed over the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi killed at his country's consulate in istanbul according to the new york times one of the recordings is of a phone call made by a member of the so-called kill teen the paper says. killed tells his superior that agents had

but the violence from israel against palestinians is constant since the beginning of the year israel has killed more than two hundred palestinians in gaza the fost majority of them unarmed civilians and the violence of the siege continues to take palestinian lives and livelihoods so there was an effort to come up with a truce that would relieve the siege and allow palestinians to live and what we've seen is somebody in israel i don't know whether it's netanyahu or the defense minister lieberman or some other extremist or saboteurs who decided to send this commando squad into gaza to blow everything up but let us hope that history doesn't repeat itself and that this cycle of insanity and bloodshed and death started by israel can be brought to a quick halt. new details are emerging about the recordings turkey has shared over the murder of sandy jenna's jamal khashoggi killed at his country's consulate in istanbul a new york times reports the one recording is of a phone call from member of the so-called kill team the paper says. tells his superior that agents had completed their mission

gaza's frontier with israel. and of course have been concerned an international condemnation of the disproportionate use of force israeli snipers killing maiming targeting palestinian protesters the israelis arguing that. they were simply protecting their borders and the protesters with that to breach the borders but there were protests taking place those appeared to have.

what we see today is a result of an israeli aggression that took place unfortunately what israel did that went unnoticed most media outlets in the world as you say that israel is create a bit of a creation and then the palestinians respond and it becomes like palestinian aggression the reality is that there was a truce which was mediated by the egyptians we had come and nobody intended to exclude the situation at all especially people in gaza who were in need in need for the moving the blockade on gaza and suddenly the israelis sent their best and most are in the groups to invade gaza and to assassinate people and of course if they were not discovered they would have caused horrible damage there was a clash and seven palestinians were killed by israeli invaders and by israeli planes which who bombarded the police without discrimination that isn't is that seven palestinians are killed including we'll known leaders and of course what you see now as an escalation is i respond to the israeli aggression and attack in my opinion this is a daily look at eclipse and irresponsible behavior it

israel tried to kill arafat numerous times. do they ultimately succeed? there are many questions about arafat's final death, whether it was natural or not. let me just add that they tried many times, the peak of that was in 1982, when ariel sharon ordered to take down a commercial airline with hundreds of passengers on board in order to kill yasser arafat. but the chief of israeli air force rebuild against him. they did not want israel to be stained with this horrific war crime and did not want to violate the ethics of war, of the idf. they provide to the oper ation from happening. to your question, there is in a few reports about that. a few months before arafat's demise, israel prime minister ariel sharon met with president bush at the white house. the president told him, mr. prime minister, we heard there are plans -- that you have plans to kill yasser arafat, and we want you to promise us, promise me, you will not assassinate arafat. said, i see your poinint, mr. president. the president, understand, he said, i really want you to promise me you will n

army is the israel defense forces it defends the state of israel so there is no interest on the israeli side to escalate the problem is and it always goes back to hamas is a terror organization they still call in their charter for the destruction of israel they still speak of liberating the entire land what they call palestine and where we are today in israel and the palestinian authority and pays terrorist families based on how successful they are in performing terror attacks and has not really fought terror coming from the west bank and the palace in authority itself was the you know was was founded on the ashes of the p.l.o. so they have a base in terror and that's really where the problem is if the forces would come down there on the palestinian side certainly if you look back at israel since the oslo accord in the early one nine hundred ninety s. there was an interest and many many overtures by israel and israelis to trying to come to some kind of peaceful settlement or at least agreement where both sides could live together side by side mitchell thanks for joining us here in my gu

land of israel in god's favor. instead, they are called by god to help realize the original promise or the original covenant of god with the jewish people, with the descendents of abraham, which is reflected in many prophecies like that of the dry bones that i quoted at the beginning of my talk. americanseans that are called or are elect or are to an, that are called subsidiary role in supporting, promoting, or assisting the establishing -- establishment of the jewish state in, again, some part of the biblical landscape, in other words, christians on his him. this -- christian zionism. suggested,t, as i that this way of thinking goes back quite a long time. the farther than international zionist movement associated with theater hurts herzog.ith theodore i will mention just a few major figures in this tradition, beginning with woodrow wilson himself, since we are here at toldilson center, and who rabbi stephen s wise, the a son ofeader, that as a presbyterian minister, he was delighted and honored that he should pla

gaza's frontier with israel. and of course have been concerned an international condemnation at the disproportionate use of force israeli snipers killing maiming targeting palestinian protesters the israelis arguing that. they were simply protecting their borders in the protest as with that to breach the borders but there were protests taking place those appeared to have. eased off and then this deal now to bring some or spite by allowing millions of dollars worth of aid to go into the strip to pay those salaries. but there had been no prior warning or indication that a security raid like this might take place reports saying that six palestinians were killed by israeli forces in the strip in the southern city of han eunice the had also been reports of an exchange of fire between israeli forces and hamas and also reports of as strikes as well and some of those that we've been speaking to who are inside gaza say that they they can still hear drones buzzing. just ahead of them but right now we report suggests that t

this man is in israel as part of a government scheme. he is one of 20,000 thai nationals working and living here. this type of accommodation is sadly not unusual. workers here tell me that temperatures inside can reach more than a0 degrees and they are scared that at any point, the whole thing could collapse on top of them. we ask the boss for an interview and he refused but he told us later that since our visit he has made some improvements to the workers‘ home. investigating the lives of thai workers on israel's farms isn't easy. no answer. there is a climate of fear. few people will talk to us on camera. but over 14 months, we visited more than 50 farms and spoke to hundreds of workers to get to the truth. we are heading to a small moshav in the deep south of the country. there are several cow sheds here. the animals seem well housed. the workers less so. we have called this worker yuri. he is frightened, so we have agreed to hide his real identity. he has lived here behind the cow shed for a year. yuri, like many of the other worke

netanyahu has warned against playing politics with what he called israel's security. in a period of sensitive security like this it is irresponsible to take down the government where there are partners of the side to take down the government or not we will continue to act to ensure the security of the state and that of our citizens we will do so with wisdom responsibility and determination this is what naftali bennett had to say when he announced his decision to stay in government. i mean many i know i'll pay a political price it's not the end of the world you win some you lose some it's better than the prime minister beats me in a political battle then hamas leader is middle high nia be. let's bring in our guests in jerusalem yoni ben mina him political analyst in tel aviv dalia shandling columnist at last nine seventeen magazine and public opinion analyst and joining us from philadelphia on sky gil hoffman chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post welcome to the program let me start with mr yoni do you think the coalition would be able to hold together for

agriculture in israel is a multibillion—pound industry. it's hard work, but for those farmers who make a success of it, the benefits are easy to see. this is lakhish, the most beautiful moshav we saw, and it's built on revenue from grapes. we have come to take a closer look at one of the farms. this man has lived on lakhish for 20 years. he says he employs three workers, and was keen to show me where they live. then something strange happens. can we go to this place? at the back? why? he wouldn't let us take our cameras into his back house. what he didn't know at this point was five months ago we'd already filmed inside, and this is what we found. a man sleeping in what appeared to be a makeshift bedroom complete with kitchen, and it is alljust metres away from the chemical shed. although he won't let us film inside the warehouse today, i did manage to take a look, and the man we had seen sleeping there five months earlier was still there. we asked mr mardi about him. translation: thai workers are allowed to stay in israel for a maximum of

the security of israel regarded as the dominant driver of what is now u.s. policy in that particular area so there is difficult to see in this type of scenario what kind of independent top up the to roll the u.s. can play in restoring any semblance of calm to gaza at all one must remember too that the u.s. was the driving force in shutting down the u.n. operations in gaza in limiting relief efforts in the region withdrawing funds from u.n. agencies that have been attempting to ease the humanitarian situation in gaza so very clearly the u.s. has not regarded in any form as an independent arbiter or a body that is able to take an independent point of view in terms of resolving the ongoing crisis in the area thank you very much mike hanna in washington joining us now on the line is sami abu salim a journalist based in gaza. could i ask you first of all if you have been seeing all hearing any kind of military activity within the strip. actually in prison at this moment i just defied the civil brink of even drawn in the sky right now and i have here today. just y

israel's calculations about who to evolve and given that hamas. given the seniority of tragedies is almost zero to feel compelled to tell you of this is a start given that an israeli soldier appears. to force was also on to say that some leader was in israel may have sort of their escalate matters were possibility that this will lead to a larger scale off that will entirely scuttle the process that's in your grievance should not be discounted and there are those and the israeli army wouldn't be displaced of this did lead to a wider conflict those that say that there's a need to you know and there was one of the north and gaza every few yards. well exactly and i think those forces or more likely to be found within the israeli civilians this is the government in the cabinet in the defense and three people like defense minister having her lieberman and so on and perhaps less in the security establishment although there are certainly some from the advocates of the position of either someone say that. there is low again you know it's heartening perhaps

if you look at your canvasses, they are intimately intertwined with israel and israel narrative. in terms of a study abroad program, in terms of faculty, joint research and so on, palestinians are often structurally excluded. more importantly, that's why universities have been complicit in facilitating and making possible occupations. going back again, if you read the cleansing of palestine, the whole concept of the village files that were compiled in 1990, that was the research that was used during the period of the ethnic cleansing of palestine, so in that sense universities were complicit. more importantly, israeli universities and israeli archives have stolen massive amounts of intellectual property that belongs to palestinians. books, research materials. just in the last uprising in palestine, they actually completely emptied the research site of one of the palestinian historians and all of his material is actually contained in the university's israeli archives. how, in an ethical basis of a university, can you deny the university, the whole population, of their books, their

netanyahu has warned against playing politics with what he called israel's security . in a period of sensitive security like this it is irresponsible to take down the government where there are partners of the side to take down the government or not we will continue to act to ensure the security of the state and that of our citizens we will do so with wisdom responsibility and determination this is what now taliban it's hard to say when he announced his decision to stay in governments. i mean many i know i'll pay a political price it's not the end of the world you win some you loose arm it's better than the prime minister impeach me in a political battle then hamas leader is middle high neo injury. let's bring in our guests in jerusalem yoni ben menachem political analyst in tel aviv dalia sandlin columnist of last nine seventeen magazine and public opinion analyst and joining us from philadelphia on sky gil hoffman chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post welcome to the program let me start with mr yoni do you think the coalition would be able to hold toget

israel and hamas trade heavy fire for a military raid in gaza israeli air strikes kill at least three palestinians and destroy hamas t.v. station. welcome to our zero live from i had a dog. also ahead. on the streets of the afghan capital to a suicide bomber targets a minority group security. and stability conference to try and end the war in libya has been raging for seven years and donald trump says the nuclear threat from north korea is all over but new satellite images suggest otherwise. there's been a flare up and violence in gaza after a deadly israeli military operation killed seven palestinians and the latest strikes israel bombed hamas as axa television in the gaza strip destroying the studios in gaza city as well as nearby buildings the israeli army says the strikes and shelling in response to about three hundred rockets fired from gaza into israel it says the iron dome defense system intercepted most of the rockets but some had homes in southern israel while one struck a boss meanwhile three palestinians were killed in the violence and one israeli soldier critically injured

prime minister theresa may reaching your end game coming up on the show as british and israel loses its defense minister responded to. rockets and exclusive t.v. interview with the man thrown out of washington by donald trump palestine's new ambassador to among them german chancellor angela merkel called a painful blow we speak to an oscar contender to expose a popular seat at the heart of the european union so i've often advise taking some sort of soothing medicament to people feel better in concert with the u.k. speaker of the house of commons advises parliament to take drugs all the more coming up in today's going underground but first as contradictions built into an entire political class in britain come to a head of a brick said let's turn to questions of that most fundamental bedrock of you can society property this week's official figures showed london house prices down governor of the bank of england marconi as previously mentioned a price crash of more than a third to because of bricks that but oxford university professor danny dorling told us after the vote the built in biases

with israel israel is still able to go into these areas and arrest and detain whoever they want some fortune either pay the p.a. remains rather important in terms of protecting palestinian protecting palestinian children there's a little bit let me get your reaction to what you had to how what he was saying they're especially when it comes to the p.a. and how as she says they are impotent when it comes to this issue. yeah of course they are important because they are under occupation the palestinian authority is. patient without the real authority and that's why we think that talking about security coordination with israel is nonsense because one side is ok applied by the other but i want to go back to what mr said i think he's trying to say that israelis have criminal not full criminal and criminal is a criminal you cannot be have criminal and the crimes that are committed against children are crimes and this has to be admitted i understand why he feels uncomfortable because he is an israeli in a country that is accused of being an apartheid and that occupying power and he cannot ca

congressman israel: sure. my election is on a specific race, let's say it's speaker designee, you know, there would be -- in this case it will be nancy pelosi. there are some who will write in others. there are some who will not vote. the fact of the matter is nancy pelosi is likely to emerge from this election, which will occur fairly early in the process today, with about 2/3 of the caucus. each candidate or each leadership position requires a vote. there are little slips of paper. the candidates are listed. you check one box. in the case i explained earlier, somebody decided to check both boxes. or you can write somebody in. then all of those slips of papers, all those ballots gets counted. after that an announcement is made. the candidates emerge. the results are announced and then they'll move on to the next election. host: in your 16 years in congress, what was the biggest surprised you witnessed? mr. israel: you know, i don't -- i don't know there was any single surprise or shock that i witnessed. what

in the gaza strip israel attacked a hundred and sixty in twenty four hours and hundreds of missiles being fired from the territory. of the head of a major non-governmental organizations allegedly recorded discussing how she trains migrants to trick border control guards into letting them in. a high ranking police woman in france takes our own life in the latest in a wave of suicides among officers in the country position party states indicative of the conditions police face. and our sister. documents showing salaries and rewards islamic state fighters were paid for their reign of terror. good evening thanks for joining us this is. palestinian groups have declared in a joint statement a cease fire against israel after the situation on the israel gaza border suffered what's being called its worst escalation of violence since twenty fourteen warplanes have unleashed a torrent of bombs hitting targets in gaza after hundreds of missiles have been launched by militants. the joint operation room of the palestinian resistance factions declares that the egyptian efforts have resulted in reinforcin

israel's methods is this just a regular netanyahu brags i don't know or is he really ready to strike beirut again it is no secret i told anybody that hezbollah has plenty of rockets and with high precision as as. i say it has on this role has said but i don't think it is really wise. for. giving israel any excuse in attacking lebanon and in fact i i i really blame say it has on the stroller for saying all these statements that in fact with give an excuse for for israel to attack lebanon mind you is that is that during the past thirty years lebanon has been subject to six invasions from israel six invasions. practically every every every five years we are having. one and this is definitely cannot really help lebanon you said yourself you said yourself everyone knows that hezbollah has rockets it's no secret how riri said that when israel treats lebanon and hezbollah as part of the same entity it feeds has ball of propaganda making it actually stronger but in a situation like this one has well stashing missiles and they you know dungeons below beirut how well should israel be seeing th

television for earlier rockets fired from the moslem territory at least six palestinians and one man in israel are dead . also coming up no respite for california as wildfires burning across the state a quarter of a million people flee and more than forty are confirmed dead making the fires the deadliest in the state's history. and tributes pouring in for an entertainment legend two characters inspired generations of the first marvel comics try and stand levy has died at the age of ninety five he was a creative force behind superheroes like spiderman the incredible hulk and the x. . i'm so misconducts good to have you with us we start with the most serious cross border flare up between israel and the palestinians in four years international mediators are calling for restraint that comes after gaza militants fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel and the warning they'll step up their attacks if israel keeps bombing targets in the gaza strip at least seven people have died now the violence broke out on monday evening and it was triggered by a botched israeli military raid in gaza on sund

to merge the two state solution and the prospects for peace in the future i mean by israel israel of netanyahu who formed the most extreme of governments in the last and therefore this is not a government that represents israel this is a government from a little presence is an expansion it's a government that represents colonialism and it's a government that is made primarily of the secular movement but we obviously invite the israeli ambassador to london on the program this guy avigdor lieberman is just resigned he said things like arab citizens could be beheaded palestinian prisoners should be drowned he implied the need to use of nuclear weapons against you were able to foresee a negotiating with the netanyahu government that had people like that as it. is it only now realisation. the palestinian authority that you know the realisation was always the sense netanyahu took over and i must say there was hope before gotten you know particularly during the you know the center left and the left the government in israel that i beat and what have you been what some people who thought that

support is key to why israel launches this kind if it's not. i think what's perhaps more important than the specifics of the timing is the fact that regardless of the timing israel knows it can count on united states support for these actions that they will not be held accountable that the u.s. will guarantee some level of impunity for these kinds of attacks even when it flies in the face of international law so i think that broad assumption is far more important than the the tactical considerations certainly we know that there are plenty of people both in the cabinet and in parts of the security authorities who are eager to see any peace movement fail who are eager to make sure that there is nothing that starts to look like a ceasefire that want to be able to maintain military control including these so-called the language they use this racist term about mo in the lawn the sense of every several years the israelis believe they have the right to simply go in and kill large numbers of people in gaza. there's this broader question of understandin

and palestine for years material that could reveal details about israel's treatment of palestinians has been sealed inside the country state and military archives under the pretext of security or privacy more the ninety eight percent of those documents are classified they're under lock and key it's a form of censorship that has been criticized not just by palestinians but by the former chief archivist of israel itself historians and journalists say the policy of censoring material in the archives exposes the deep insecurity israel has about its past with archivists acting as the gatekeepers of history for palestinians it's part of a wider trend of cultural a racial and historical denial that beginning before nine hundred forty eight has gone hand in hand with the regular theft and appropriation of not just their land but their story but its name post often now in the silencing of palestinian history in israel's archives. for palestinians displaced despair occupied in the past is a constant struggle which is by design because field in israel occupies the libraries a hidden palestinia

if you look at your canvases, they are intimately intertwined with israel and israel narrative. in terms of a study abroad program, in terms of faculty, joint research and so on, palestinians are often structurally excluded. more importantly, that's why universities have been complicit in facilitating and making possible occupations. going back again, if you read the cleansing of palestine, the whole concept of the village files that were compiled in 1990, that was the research that was used during the period of the ethnic cleansing of palestine, so in that sense universities were complicit. more importantly, israeli universities and israeli archives have stolen massive amounts of intellectual property that belongs to palestinians. books, research materials. just in the last uprising in palestine, they actually completely emptied the research site of one of the palestinian historians and all of his material is actually contained in the university's israeli archives. how, in an ethical basis of a university, can you deny the university, the whole population, of their books, their

israel's transport and intelligence minister in the southern arabic gulf country of oman israel wants to build a railway linking its mediterranean ports at haifa stretching south across thousands of kilometers of arab land to the western coast of the strait of hormuz israel katz has been outlining the plans at a global transportation conference but he's also the latest senior israeli official to make a high profile visit to an arab country in the last few weeks some say these trips are a sign that relations between israel and some arabic countries are being normalized and the early two thousand countries put together an initiative which said that relations with israel would only be considered normal if there was a peace deal signed by both israel and palestine but there is no peace deal now palestinians and some others are concerned that a peace deal is a lower priority not just for israel but for some arab countries as well. at the end of october israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was also in amman to meet its rulers sultan qaboos bin saeed the last time an israeli leader did

israel's transport and intelligence minister in the southern gulf country of oman israel wants to build a railway linking its mediterranean ports at haifa stretching south across thousands of kilometers of our road blind to the western coast of the strait of hormuz israel counts has been outlining the plans at a global transportation conference but he's also the latest senior israeli official to make a high profile visit to an arab country in the last few weeks some say these trips are a sign that relations between israel and some arabic countries are being normalized and the early two thousand countries put together an initiative which said that relations with israel would only be considered normal if there was a peace deal signed by both israel and palestine but there is no peace deal now palestinians and some others are concerned that a peace deal is a lower priority not just for israel. for some arabic countries as well. at the end of october israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was also in amman to meet its ruler sultan qaboos bin saeed the last time an israeli leader did tha

moment of truth and wanted to establish two states simply because israel is obsessed about it being jewish and democratic and keeping control of the six point five million people keeping military occupation the colonization would not allow israel to do so so it's a start you can throw some people argue that however netanyahu had nothing to do with the strategy and he has been picking the jewish nature of his or whether the nature of israel including the latest blow that was passed in the knesset only recently the nation state law that has defined israel as a jewish state not as a democratic whatsoever he's a certain point in that one second so this has changed and therefore no we always knew that would but then you know that is no business and we knew that would such a government that is absolutely it's a zero sum for them but we were hoping that the international system most capable to impose some sort of accountability to stop the bleeding and we were hoping that the international system would pick on the thirty years ago what you started with our moment of historic compromise or

is ready to fight a war with lebanon over this you last lebanon through a war with israel you know israel's methods is this just a regular now tell ya ho brevity zero or is he really ready to strike beirut again it is no secret i told anybody that hezbollah has plenty of rockets and with high precision as as. i say it has on this role has said but i don't think it is really wise. for. giving israel any excuse in attacking lebanon and in fact i i i really blame say it has on the stroller for saying all these statements that in fact would give an excuse for for israel to really attack lebanon mind you is that is that during the past thirty years lebanon has been subject to six invasions from israel six invasions. practically every every every five years we are having. one and this is definitely cannot really help lebanon you said yourself you said yourself everyone knows that hezbollah has rockets it's no secret how riri said that when israel treats lebanon and hezbollah as part of the same entity it feeds has ball of propaganda making it actually stronger but in a situation like this one has

is ready to fight a war with lebanon over this you last lebanon through a war with israel you know israel's methods is this just a regular netanyahu brags i don't know or is he really ready to strike beirut again it is no secret i told anybody that hezbollah has plenty of rockets and with high precision as as. i say it has on this role has said. but i don't think it is really wise. for. giving israel any excuse in attacking lebanon and in fact i i i really blame say it has on the stroller for saying all these statements that in fact with give an excuse for for israel to attack lebanon mind you is that is that during the past thirty years lebanon has been subject to six invasions from israel six invasions. practically every every every five years we are having. one and this is definitely cannot really help lebanon you said yourself you said yourself everyone knows that hezbollah has rockets it's no secret how riri sat that one israel's troops lebanon and hezbollah as part of the same entity it feeds has ball of propaganda and making it actually stronger but in a situation like this one has w

this man is in israel as part ofan more. this man is in israel as part of an official government scheme. he is part of the 5000 thai nationals working and living here. this type of accommodation is sadly not unusual. what is he told me that temperatures inside can reach more than a0 degrees and they are scared that had any point the whole thing could collapse on top of them. we asked his boss for an interview. he refused. but he told us lately that since our visit he has made some improvements to the workers‘ home. investigating the lives of thai workers on israel‘s farms is not easy. there is a climate of fear. few people talk was on camera. but over ia months we visited more than 50 farms and spoke to hundreds of workers to get to the truth. we are heading to a small mosha called paran in the deep south of the country. there are several cowsheds in paran. the animal single house. the workers, less so. —— the animals seem well housed. we have agreed to hide this worker‘s related to the because he is frightened. he

listing is declare a cease fire amid the latest violence to have erupted on the gaza strip israel attacked one hundred sixty targets in just twenty four hours in response to hundreds of missiles being fired from the territory. all of it on. the head of a major nongovernmental organization is allegedly recorded discussing how she trains migrants to trick border control guards into letting them. high ranking policewoman in france takes her own life in the latest in a wave of suicides among officers in the country physician party said that it's indicative of the poor conditions police there face. on our sister channel r.t. arabic obtains documents showing the salaries and rewards islamic state fighters were paid for their reign of terror. very good evening to you you're watching international. palestinian groups have declared in a joint statement a cease fire against this after the situation on the israel gaza border suffered what's been called this worst escalation of violence since two thousand and fourteen israeli warplanes have unleashed a torrent of bombs hitting targets in gaza after hu

five palestinians that killed in violence between israel and hamas across gaza and southern israel the un calls for maximum restraint. this is al jazeera live from. for the back to go also coming up turkey reveals new details about the murder of saudi journalist. plus why angola's mass expulsion of congolese refugees could cause a humanitarian crisis and fans mourn the death of stan lee the man behind comic book superheroes including spider-man and x.-men. i am. thank you for joining us israeli airstrikes have been hitting targets across the gaza strip in the biggest escalation of violence in recent years the u.n. secretary general antonio test is urging all sides to exercise restraint at least four palestinians have been killed in gaza and another palestinian died in the israeli town of ashkelon when his house house was hit by a rocket fired from gaza stephanie decker has. in fading late afternoon light the skies around gaza roared with rockets some intercepted by israel's iron dome anti-missile system this was the response from gaza's armed groups to an israeli undercover incursion i