they cannot cross into israel for work or to go to the west bank. and the only exist is through egypt where people spend days at the border. >> i felt like i left to go to another country, you know? >> you went to another country. >> so you think i did the right thing? >> oh, forget it. >> forget it? >> yeah. >> they'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe tha

in the west bank. and a stretch of iraqi capital now to open up the r.t. world update baghdad where at least forty two people have been killed in a series of bomb blasts ripping through marketplaces so far no group has claimed responsibility for the attacks the deadliest explosion was a double car bombing on a busy road in the west of the city that claimed eight lives and more than two thousand people have been killed in just the last three months alone of those jews are sunni muslim anger at the ruling shia government. and the lebanese army has seized a complex in the southern part of the country controlled by hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of a maverick cleric and also supports and see assad rebels in syria and the fighting is being seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain the anger unleashed by the civil war in the neighboring country. it's been a pleasure having you with us here on r.t. today i'm rover sushi in moscow and just a moment on a check of the finan

in the west bank. just ten twenty six minutes past the hour in the russian capital i'll be back with a news team with more in just a half an hour in the meantime we have the latest edition of money program the kaiser pull off to the short break. anyone who lives in the u.s. knows that the i.r.s. does not play around one honest or dishonest mistake could get you in a lot of trouble even a longtime friend of mine got his entire life savings destroyed due to some simple honest error you think that workers in an organization that could punish you for your financial failings would be very sharp with their own money but that's sadly not the case according to an audit report from the treasury inspector general for tax administration at the very least one thousand iris employees have abused the charge cards they were issued to cover their official travel expenses some of these people are very high on the ladder including an executive level official a criminal investigator and multiple ploys with security clear

in the west bank. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe brazil's president proposed a referendum over widespread political reform and pledged to spend twenty three billion dollars on public transport is trying to placate those involved in massive protests across the country despite her efforts to free transit activists group is launched more demonstrations promising to continue until all their demands are met . french police have detained six people suspected of planning assassinations across the country they are believed to be part of a radical islamist terrorist cell according to authorities the group consisted of four french nationals and men from beneath him and comer rose who may have also been involved in an armed bank robbery france on high alert for potential terror attacks since his operation in mali against al qaeda linked militants. the lebanese army seized a complex in the southern part of the country controlled by hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldie

in the west bank. straight into the aussie world update now starting with baghdad where at least forty two people have been killed in a series of ripping through marketplaces in the iraqi capital so far nobody has claimed responsibility for the attacks of the deadliest explosion was a double car bombing on a busy road in the west of the city that killed eight more than two thousand have been killed in the last three months alone just sunni muslim anger at the ruling shia government. the lebanese army has seized a complex in the southern part of the country controlled by hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of the cleric who also supports anti assad rebels in syria the fighting has been seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain the anger unleashed by the civil war in the neighboring country. or it's. breaking the set here are not see it's going to be coming your way in just a moment because they would. you know somet

in the wild west bank gunslinging news release and palestinians do not stand equal before the law they live a dude. even less so now a settler and a palestinian living side by side who commit the same crime a put their entirely different legal systems the settlers have when they fight to have the so-called gloomy law apply in the west bank shai dromi was an israeli farmer who in an act of self-defense shot and killed a trespasser and wounded thirteen others he was eventually acquitted of manslaughter and the law that was later named after him supports the notion that any action taken against an intruder is considered self-defense but until now it wasn't clear if it applied in the settlements it's an issue that's now back on the table the limits of when a septic can and cannot use a gun to protect himself or his property jacob taylor lives in the disputed hebron hills he moved here from south africa two decades ago with seventy four members of his family jacob claims more than six hundred of his pedigree sheep have been stolen by palestinians from his farm the rifle that the army suppli

in the west bank. or into the r.c. waldock there we go straight to baghdad where at least forty two people have been killed in a series of bomb blasts ripping through marketplaces in the capital and so far nobody has claimed responsibility for the deadly explosion was a double car bombing on a busy road in the west of the city that claimed eight lives though it is looking like more than two thousand people now have been killed in the last three months of age or sunni muslim anger at the ruling shia government. the lebanese army has seized a complex in the southern part of the country controlled by hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers killed in two days of clashes with followers of a maverick cleric also supports anti assad rebels in syria the fighting has been seen as a test of the weak government's ability to contain the anger unleashed by the civil war in the neighboring country. our times who are ruffled some feathers and talk money markets kaiser the kaiser report it's in just a moment. anyone who lives

especially for the hundred thousand people living here in the west bank third biggest palestinian city who rely on this man it's his job to direct what little water there is to a different neighborhood each day we receive baby two thousand cubic meter of beer a day. it means that we we near seven thousand to give be able to reach seventy to eighty a little better given them and twice a year people are coming and his wife have the water pipes to the home opened the rest of the time they use a well bringing up what little water they can do and i'm clean to wash drink and survive policy r.t. in the west bank it's only half past nine on tuesday morning here in moscow a very good morning to you from all of us here at r.t. just up next to a continuation of the face of war the ongoing as much as say the repercussions of what the conflict was in chechnya. anyone who lives in the us knows that the i.r.s. does not play around one honest or dishonest mistake could get you in a lot of trouble even a longtime friend of mine got his entire life savings destroyed due to some simple honest error you t

bank settlements and at the same time they are getting tax exempt status. it's'xo these cues one way or another that hey, this is opposed to the administration's policy priorities and i think it was said specifically to z street that some of the scrutiny was to see whether or not the israel

in the west bank. and a world update time here on r t let's go straight to it now in baghdad where at least forty two people have been killed in a series of bomb blasts they've ripped through marketplaces in the iraqi capital so far no one claiming responsibility for any of the attacks there the deadliest explosion was a double car bombing on a busy road in the west of the city that killed eight a serve more than two thousand people have been killed in just the last three months alone sunni muslim anger at the ruling shia government has grown. the lebanese army has seized a complex in the southern part of the country controlled by hardline sunni militants around sixteen soldiers have been killed in two days of clashes with the followers of the maverick cleric who supports and he asked saad rebels in syria the militants attacked an army checkpoint first which could indicate a growing frustration over hezbollah led shiite ascendancy to power in the country . or at about to our breaking news here on r t t

there are many more women in east jerusalem and the west bank who could use this kind of help. >> i'm, all the time, praying that the lord would give us a building that we could do all our work in one -- under one roof. but if we do not have a building large enough, we cannot help half the people that we really need to help. >> reporter: yet she is determined to keep the center's doors open. >> everybody in life, every child, has to be given a chance to prove what they can do. some people are going to be very successful. others, not. it has nothing to do with blindness at all. but i believe that everybody should be given an opportunity. >> reporter: heather cells, cbn news. >> wendy: a great story. you can learn more about the peace center for the blind on our website. just go to cbnnews.com. we'll be right back. >> george: finally this week, cbn's "superbook" aired nationwide in the file pienspiens-- philippines. >> wendy: to rave reviews. an estimated 1.2 million people watched the episode. and it was rated one of the top shows of the day, and there were more than 1800 salvations th

balancing the scales of justice as a self the defense lol for israeli settlers in the west bank there's violence in the region amid the ongoing territorial dispute that and much more just ahead. the u.s. government versus private first class bradley manning what is this trial all about protecting state military secrets for a show trial scapegoating one individual says this trial sent a chilling warning to would be whistleblowers and journalists and what does aiding the enemy need in the age of the internet. seals are born or right on the ice fields of the white sea. throughout the twentieth century the poles were hunted for their snow white furs. russia imposed a ban on this trade and hunters have since been replaced by tourists but will these pups stay safe forever. saving seals on r.t.e. . mission free cretaceous free in-store charges free. range month free. three stooges free. download free blown test quality video for your media projects a free video dog r t dot com. welcome back you're watching our president of letting me. putin has announced that his marriage is over and in months

especially for the hundred thousand people living here in the west bank's biggest understatement fifty nine on this man it's his job to direct what little she does to a different neighborhood each day we believe he may be two thousand cubic me that a bit of the. it means that. we we need seven thousand to give people. the police have been given them and twenty people might come in to these wife have the water pipes to the home open and the rest of the time they use a well bringing up what this will do so they can do and i'm clean wash. and surviving polluted theocracy in the waistband. turning now to some other stories making global headlines this hour brazil's president proposed a referendum about widespread political reform and pledged to spend twenty three billion on public transport he was trying to placate those involved in massive protests across the country despite her efforts to free transit activists group has launched more demonstrations pledging to continue until all their demands are met. french police have detained six people suspected of planning assassinations across the

gaza strip. -- the show reaches audiences -- the show reaches palestinian audiences in the west bank and the gaza strip. >> mohammad used to sing at weddings. his brother says there are not many other options for musicians and hom us-run gaza. he had difficulty leaving the strip. he almost was not able to perform on the show. now his new freedom gives him a chance of singing. >> i'm just happy that a star from the gaza strip is representing palestine and showing people that there are artists here who can hold their own in the world. as his brother, that makes me very proud. >> the record-breaking viewing figures indicate that this is about more than just music. each performance is a signal of hope in the conflict-scarred region. week after week, the show's fans cross their fingers that their favorite contestant will go through. >> we have seen enough suffering and war. let us be happy for a moment. >> we wish him success and hope he wins the title. >> but all of "arab idol's" contestants have sung their way into the hearts of the viewers. no matter where the winner comes from, the fa

gaza strip. -- the show reaches audiences -- the show reaches palestinian audiences in the west bank and the gaza strip. >> mohammad used to sing at weddings. his brother says there are not many other options for musicians and hom us-run gaza. he had difficulty leaving the strip. he almost was not able to perform on the show. now his new freedom gives him a chance of singing. >> i'm just happy that a star from the gaza strip is representing palestine and showing people that there are artists here who can hold their own in the world. as his brother, that makes me very proud. >> the record-breaking viewing figures indicate that this is about more than just music. each performance is a signal of hope in the conflict-scarred region. week after week, the show's fans cross their fingers that their favorite contestant will go through. >> we have seen enough suffering and war. let us be happy for a moment. >> we wish him success and hope he wins the title. >> but all of "arab idol's" contestants have sung their way into the hearts of the viewers. no matter where the winner comes from, the fa

in the west bank. of that with more news including updates on the whistleblower edward snowden in just a couple of minutes from now stay with us this is r.t. live in moscow. wealthy british style. time to plan for. market. six come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. this is not the life for most bring you up to date on our breaking news story this hour and that is president putin has revealed that and this a whistleblower edward snowden is still in transit at a moscow airport now that means he never officially crossed russia's borders since arriving on sunday it follows a wild goose chase by the media which ended up with a plane load of journalists flying all the way to cuba on a flight that snowden

from jordan through the west bank and into israel. the end of political and logistical barriers to turn tell of the insular global health center for finance and technology in the possibilities for tourism, as i mentioned, are simply extraordinary, an area where israel currently underperforms its potential and other countries in the region. their limitless with their rich collections of historical, archeological, religious sites as well as mom attractions. my friends, quite simply, peace pays. israel's vibrant society and economy and scientific and technological achievements, all of them would suddenly receive the recognition they deserve on the world stage because of the barriers broken down and the ability to move within the region. indices with recognition, governments with peace. that is what the future actually could produce. as the bible says, there is a future with a man of peace. men and women of peace, that is the future that we need to pursue. i have asked you to think today about what happens if this fails i have asked you t

bank and so whereas once you had daily visitors coming from palestinian cities to shop in jerusalem that's all but dried up add to that the discriminatory policies which see the city's arabs paying high municipal taxes for poor services and it's no wonder arab jerusalemites are suffering the worst poverty rate of all time the jerusalem municipality has an arab affairs department but critics say it pays less attention and money to the very citizens it's meant to serve something the municipality acknowledges but refuses to shoulder the blame yes. because it is very difficult for us to give services to those communities behind the wall there is a security issue with sending city employees or contractors into those neighborhoods in the past our men were attacked while trying to provide the residents and services but many arab jerusalemites feel it's a smokescreen they say the municipality's real intention is to kick him out to make their lives so uncomfortable that they eventually leave his our lives here in the shell java neighborhood on the border between east and west jerusalem jewis

bank of course it was the first. defending itself and preparing itself for possible future attacks towards the borders of necessity and also it seems from attacks even closer to home it's not only on the borders but also here inside israel twenty minutes away from tel aviv jews and arabs have lived side by side in the israeli city of lard for generations but in one part of the city they're now living on opposite sides of a concrete wall. we met a time the horn on the jewish side he builds wars for a living but they're usually the decorative type used for exhibitions and parties he and his jewish neighbors battled hard even dipping into their own pockets to build this wall our neighbors next door. they're making a lot of trouble for us there are people here there are farmers and they have land growing. with or something else and they used to. burn everything. drugs they come to our house a field for inventing. drugs they want a lot has the highest homicide rate in israel police say it's because of infighting among ara

bank well this could cast a shadow on international efforts to bring israel and palestine in the geisha eighteen table u.s. secretary of state john kerry is planning his fifth trip to the region to try to bring the two sides together the war of words means little to schools of suffering palestinians whose homes are being surrounded by walls of thick concrete honestly reports. the walls might be coming down in the race to the world but here in israel they're going up there's one along the country's border with egypt there's a fifty one kilometer one around gaza there's one in the pipeline next to jordan and the newest find here is being fortified along the lebanese and syrian borders and then there's the most famous the controversial so-called separation wall that encircles the west bank of course it's all of us the fact that the israelis defending itself and preparing itself for possible future attacks towards the borders of israel. and also it seems from attacks even closer to home it's not only on the borders but also here inside israel twenty minutes away from tel aviv jews and arabs

bank meanwhile inside israel authorities say citizens of any less now deah treated equally arabs beg to differ saying not enough is being done to economically integrate them and record poverty numbers as seem to support their claim artie's policy here reports is really leaders may claim jerusalem is the undivided capital of israel but try telling that to the city's two hundred eighty thousand arabs. who will you hold with. the jews have everything gardens children go to camps in the summer but we did not have these things. this school sports ground is typical of facilities for jewish children but a stone's throw away arab children. spend their afternoons playing here in the street in front of his house in the first a study of its kind the u.n. found the palestinian poverty in jerusalem has risen steadily over the last decade eighty two percent of arab children live in squalor three times as many arab families live below the poverty line compared to jewish neighbors part of the problem is this war that israel started building a decade ago israelis say it's necessary for security and t

state option had hit a dead end and also called for a swift annexation of territories in the west bank this could cast a shadow on international efforts to bring israel and palestine to the negotiating table as u.s. secretary of state john kerry gears up for his fifth trip to the region to try and edge divisions between the two sides but the war of words means little to scores of suffering palestinians whose homes are constantly being cornered by walls of thick concrete paula slayer has this report. the walls might be coming down in the race to the world but here in israel they're going up there's one along the country's border with egypt there's a fifty one kilometer one around gaza there's one in the pipeline next to jordan and the newest frontier is being fortified along the lebanese and syrian borders and then there's the most famous the controversial so-called separation wall that encircles the west bank of course it's of us the for. defending itself and preparing itself for possible future attacks towards the borders of israel assessable and also it seems from attacks even closer

and while it may be tough for palestinians in the west bank they are getting a helping hand cata is pouring millions of dollars to rebuild garza with the ruling anti israeli hamas troop happy to emerge from isolation investigates what exactly such warm ties a bad start. israel destroys and qatar rebuilds that's the message in gaza where streets damaged by israeli tanks are now being repaved with khatami many. catastrophe twenty one projects of the same time so there are a lot of new jobs it's simple mathematics give people food homes and cash and they'll support you no matter what. israel is worried by the growing relationship between cantarell and hamas israel is concerned because it is strengthening hamas and hamas is getting more military and political power projects like this are part of the four hundred million dollars pledged by the emir of qatar last october it was the biggest injection of reconstruction aid for gaza after parts of it were devastated during the last wars with israel for years the tiny arabian gulf nation has supported the palestinians but observers took note when she

bank settlements and at the same time they are getting tax exempt status. it's'xo these cues one way or another that hey, this is opposed to the administration's policy priorities and i think it was said specifically to z street that some of the scrutiny was to see whether or not the israel groups were in lock step with the administration's policy priorities. >> paul: and we called miss gentry to see if she had any response or comment on that story and we didn't get a returned phone call. so kim, what's the ultimate vulnerability here for the administration? is vulnerability for thell administration?to we wanted to find out how widespread this practice and was it extended to romney donors or any groups that oppose the obama agenda. is that the ultimate thing we are looking for? >> this scandal could just continue to unfold andld unfold. the truth is, everyone has an issue with the irs. h what this has done has people speaking out on issues they have had. you will see connections and strange timing puttings together. and officials that wereer looking into th

. >> in the occupied west bank city, people turned out in thousands to cheer on the 23- year-old singer. even caught the attention of the palestinian diaspora with his songs reflected the loss of his homeland. his voice has been described by one of the judge's as comparable to an iconic senior in the arab world. he grew up in the refugee camp in gaza. is a tough place to live because it has been the scene of direct fighting with israel. ordinary life for palestinians living in occupation made it difficult for him to make it to the audition. he says he had to beg hamas to let him leave gaza. then he was forced to bribe his way through the egyptian borders to get to lebanon where the show is taped. he then arrived at the recital hall to late for admission. another palestinian contender heard his voice and data his slot handing him what would become his ticket to stardom. >> my feeling, i am so overwhelmed. the feelings are so indescribable. the main feeling is pride, pride for the palestinian people and prove to the world the palestinian people are alive. >> after the results were reveale