about israel because that would make a huge difference in my view really can they do about israel because as we all know israel has a very strong protector and you know or we've seen a number of interventions or proposed interventions in raising the years khadafi would be one example there was a very swift international action to make sure that he's brought in line with international law but israel has been abusing international law systematically not for years but for decades and yet nobody's talking about any sort of international intervention i'm not even talking about military intervention but any kind of pressure to make sure that israel complies with international law as all countries are obligated to do yeah i think you're right look one of the some puzzles about israel which fascinates people like me and many many others is the way that it is. is above all this it has to to impunity noise that well we know very well that the we that the international system is set up unfortunately means that major powers have the major say in what goes on now the united states has adopted israel b

apply to israel israel and you you can't employ. israel and use the same moral legal standards that you apply to any other people and so far in southall even though it is over he commits gross human rights violations commits gross. crimes under international law including the bill in supplements which is a work crime under the statutes of the international criminal court or whenever you try to call israel to account for the he rights violation of a war crimes against humanity that it commits what immediately does its and in both the nazi holocaust and says that. you can't apply to us the same standards the same moral standards and same legal standards because of what was used in doors were and were two which was allegedly unique and then the same thing comes up for example on kyra negotiations with iran when for example the new. u.n. representative from the united states when she was testifying before congress and she thought about israel's attitude towards iran he says well of course the cafe get the how we only so you know how clo

. >> israel and -- israel and palestinians launch a new round of peace talks. >> the longest recession in u.s. history. the focus of world news today is the middle east and we will be looking at the latest attempt to restart the peace process in a few minutes, but first to egypt which has again become a scene of what shed -- of bloodshed and chaos. military backed forces have cracked down on supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. >> they have cracked down on settlements where pro morsi supporters have gathered for about a month area -- for about a month. >> the events are sparking global outrage. >> egyptian security forces and supporters of ousted resident mohamed morsi fight running battles in the streets of cairo. authorities say they are "mopping up." but the standoff appears far from over. >> they are firing at us with live ammunition. the army is firing at us. you hear those shots? >> security forces began clearing protest camps at dawn. one in eastern cairo and the other in the west of the city. they told demonstrators to leave the camps before hand, but most refuse to go

israel is -- satan. israel is a bump on the road to the great satan. us. we have a bull's eye on our back. and if anyone sitting here believes that, if, god forbid, israel was wiped off the map, do you really think that the brotherhood or iran or whoever would say, all right, the zionists are gone, we can pack up our bags and go home now? we'll leave america, we'll leave europe alone. come on. israel is the canary in the coal mine. as a matter of fact, it's the first line of defense for western civilization. israel's enemies are america's enemies. like it or not. and if israel becomes embroiled in a regional war, is forced to defend itself against exist ten, threats -- existential threats, guess who also will be targeted? they see us as kindred spirits, one and the same. i kind of like that because israel is a lone bastion of democracy in a sea of tyranny. the one country in the middle east that's, gasp, pro-american. i think it might be a good idea to stand with those folks. [laughter] so this is the situation we have with the brotherhood. sarah, how much

a remnant of israel isolated in a a remnant of israel isolated in a distant land. you've managed to survive the holocaust, survive communism and now most of your $20 monthly pension must pay for medicine with only a few dollars left for food or electricity or heat or clothes. you're old and you're alone, you're left with nothing but painful memories and you wonder, does anyone care? (speaking russian) i wish god would be merciful and take me because it is better to die take me because it is better to die than to live like this. shalom. i'm rabbi yechiel eckstein of the international fellowship of christians and jews. i'm standing here in the ukraine in the former soviet union in an area called a shtetl. an old jewish village. i'd like to show what happened to the jewish community in the past but even more importantly i would like to show you what the jewish community is like today in the former soviet union. i think you will be surprised. announcer: a 100 years ago russia was the center of the jewish world with 5 to 6 million jews living there. although russia's la

can't the israel of the israel and you you can't employ. israel and use the same moral code legal standards that you apply to any other people and so far it's not a whole even though it's you know repeatedly commits gross human rights violations convince gross. crimes under international law including to believe someone is a work crime under the. international criminal court or whenever you try to call israel to account for the human rights violations a war crimes crimes against humanity that the minutes or the immediately does and invokes the nazi holocaust and says. you time the client to us the same standards the same moral standards and same legal standards. because of what i was using door would work who was allegedly unique and then the same thing comes up for example on kyra negotiations with iran when for example the new. you wear a resentment there for the united states when she was testifying before congress and she thought about israel's attitude towards her and she says well of course the calf you get the how we only so you know

israel angers palestinians by announcing new plans for more settlement homes you know people putting restarted fragile middle east peace talks under threat. and rubbish spying recycling bins are used to track people on the streets of london collecting data from their mobile phones as well as. international news and comment you're watching r.t. coming she live from moscow. now mass anti-government demonstrations are planned in bahrain and the government has promised a strong response today marks the country's forty second anniversary of independence from britain and exactly two and a half years since the current wave of unrest started police confronting protesters and foreign clouds of tear gas these scenes have become common in the gulf nation ever since the uprising began despite constant talks between the ruling sunni family and your position the shia majority in the country want a constitutional monarchy with a government which is chosen to a democratically elected parliament artie's lucy caffein of details the key events of the unrest over the past two and a half years a majority

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at israel trying to get through the border into israel and it has been israel has unilateral military preemption which prevented that but we should realize that the middle east is increasingly going through an islamist zation and increasingly terrorism is taking a higher and higher profile and once again when it comes to islam make regimes when it comes to islamic terrorism we should realize in the arab middle east the notion all for islam on the one hand and democracy on the other hand are mutually exclusive they constitute oxy moron and require the weaker the egyptian regime the stronger islamic terrorism their weaker the central government in libya after the expulsion or the killing of qaddafi the more anarchy the more terrorism in libya there weaker the assad regime as bad and it is a very bad regime but well the fire is now on a situation stronger. your let's not focus on the situation in egypt specifically israel's position in that i mean since morsi is ouster. israel has been somewhat quiet and silent on what's happening in the country prompting speculation that as. quietly sid

but israel will one day. all right, here it is, 31:31 "behold the days come (that's a promise again see?) that the lord saith that i will make a new covenant." a new covenant! something that's never been done before. ".i will make a new covenant (not with the church. not with the gentiles. who?).israel." see how plain this is? "i will make a new covenant with the house of israel." not just the levites, the whole nation, see? all right, "i will make a new covenant with the house of israel and with the house of judah. (now verse 32.) not according to the covenant that i made with their fathers in the day that i took them by the hand and brought them out of the land of egypt." not the covenant of law, with all of its burdens and restrictions. no it's not going to be that covenant. now verse 33, "but this shall be the covenant." this is what's going to happen spiritually, to the jew who comes into the kingdom economy. "this is the new covenant that i will make with the house of israel. after those days saith the

enemies one by one how strange the one country never attacks ever israel so this leads you to wonder what the heck is going on you know what kind of radical islamic group is this that smuggle drugs and never attacks israel and whatever it does always seems to be in the interests of israel i think it's they've created a brand with al-qaeda that is designed to siphon off anger in the arab and muslim worlds so roland's mixed who would win well first the chances are that the world would not go well for the us this has been were game to death for instance the atlantic monthly which is a neo con publication serving the interests of israel actually spent a huge amount of money to do a very very elaborate simulation of all of the possibilities for a war with iran and the result was that iran wins every time i mean the only way that iran can lose quote unquote is if the us essentially incinerates all their cities with nuclear bombs any other outcome is an iranian victory. it's it's a very very bad work plan unless of course you're a psychotic israeli like couldn't quite netanyahu and you woul

tool to war bill full says us to attack iran if israel destroyed. just two congressmen voted against events your own resolution a few years back they will grow in poll and that is chris image most just left office there is one thing you would consider his press secretary is this bike the wall to wall the game changer to explicitly is a foreign nation that power to declare war is to push the momentum out of control out of your hands you can't take it back anymore it would effectively give israel the power to declare war on iran for the united states i mean this is a step way beyond this is giving war powers to a foreign nation that's in you all whose droids to get the public on his soit with a threat to me picture has gone viral even decision makers in washington pressured by his threats you think they hate goldfields court huish intimidation so people might be surprised who's the wolf. exactly what happened there i don't know but i won't get killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police

what i sure as we're watching all of that are going to israel what is washington putting on israel with a huge jewish lobby built billions in new york and washington d.c. and yet you really think that washington is pressuring israel we all know that obama and netanyahu don't like each other don't we alex. no no it's not about liking each other it's about interests and i'll tell you that what i see is that again and again we give gestures and we don't get back security negotiations we gave the palestinian prisoners we gave them gas that we give them almost in ninety nine i forgot all mertz. you know olmert talks that almost gave them everything and again we get violence we've been rockets but you know and what we were able to really learn to be a little bit palestinian land alexina look you've got a job to do i've got a job to you let me let's be honest shall we this whole peace process goes back beyond the nineteen seventies nearly half a century now clinton tried to move it forward even george w. bush tried obama's support of the creation of a palestinian state but in nearly half a cen

a remnant of israel a remnant of israel isolated in a distant land. you've managed to survive the holocaust, survive communism, and now most of your $20 monthly pension must pay for medicine with only a few dollars left for food, or electricity, or heat, or clothes. you're old and you're alone. you're left with nothing but painful memories and you wonder and you wonder does anyone care? >>bela: i wish god would be merciful and take me because it is better to die than live like this. >>hoffman: from day to day the elderly don't have any idea what things are going to cost. they have to live on a fixed pension but prices keep changing prices keep rising. this takes a terrible toll on the health, on the morale of the general physical well of the general physical well being of the elderly. >>eckstein: i'm here with chava. chava has to make a decision that i wouldn't wish on anyone. and she has to make it and she has to make it almost every single day. >>chava: i must take my medicines but it takes the biggest part of my pension. i must pay for all of this

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

you know israel and you know. it states list iran is one of the main threats and israel is going over concerns because you know so much more than anyone else about what's going on inside iran what would you advise president obama what your advice to president obama would be how should he proceed. i think the most important thing for now to all all. build on the computer. restore the international confidence is very important and because of the luck of produce it is very difficult to make on the steps forward. to all. confidence transparency is most needed so it's really up to give more transparency not obama's job but you would tell him to what wait don't rush to things and maybe everything could be dealt with diplomacy. diplomacy. is some. of the way out of my own. addressing and. countries including the united states is the solution through diplomatic means so. is to encourage. that also between b five plus one. and the wrong you know you saying iran should be more transparent but i read in the press that iran i

. >> israel and -- israel and palestinians launch a new round of peace talks. >> the longest recession in u.s. history. the focus of world news today is the middle east and we will be looking at the latest attempt to restart the peace process in a few minutes, but first to egypt which has again become a scene of what shed -- of bloodshed and chaos. military backed forces have cracked down on supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. >> they have cracked down on settlements where pro morsi supporters have gathered for about a month area -- for about a month. >> the events are sparking global outrage. >> egyptian security forces and supporters of ousted resident mohamed morsi fight running battles in the streets of cairo. authorities say they are "mopping up." but the standoff appears far from over. >> they are firing at us with live ammunition. the army is firing at us. you hear those shots? >> security forces began clearing protest camps at dawn. one in eastern cairo and the other in the west of the city. they told demonstrators to leave the camps before hand, but most refuse to go

internationally, as well, pressure being put on artists that are going to israel. there is an important decision at a governmental level that was taken by the eu a few years ago that says from now, no corporation agreement will be signed with the israelis unless it is expressly stipulated in the agreement that the west bank and gaza, basically palestinian- occupied territories, that they are not part of this agreement. >> boycotts do not work. the arabs have tried for 60 years. i do not think you can say that israel is an apartheid country, the way palestinians are trying to say. israel is a democratic country. >> actually, in the beginning of the process, the prime minister, the israeli prime minister, at that time stated if we do not reach a peace deal by the end of the year, 2008, no palestinian state by the end of that year, israel will face a situation of apartheid. >> that is what they have been saying for years, but every four years, every apple years--every four years, they have sanctions, and the arab -- israeli citizens vote, and israel is a democratic so

israel is going to give up land? that's crazy and not only that let me say give up that land judea and samaria? everyone here owns a bible and everyone watching at home has a bible. page through your old testament and your new testament. the. before it came david david all of it enfolded in judaic and samaria. this is the land of abraham isaac and jacob the matriarchs and the patriarchs. king david as a matter fact his kingdom for the first seven years was in judea. i am not jewish but to mail if i am jewish i have a real connection with that land. if i'm israeli i have a real connection with atlanta and i'm a christian. i had a connection with that land because i believed in the bible i believe in abraham isaac david moses joshua. for israel to give up that land, the theological but i don't even need to go there because from a security secularist or strategic sampling i have been in judaic and samaria with tommy waller and stood on the mountains and samaria and guess what i saw a few miles from it? the ben gurion ai

we're watching all of that are going to israel what they're sure is watching it and putting on israel with a huge jewish lobby the billions in new. york and washington d.c. if we give gestures and we don't get back security and negotiations we gave the palestinian prisoners we gave them gas we gave everything believe me that we can give without without damaging our security because our security is the highest priority for the jewish people for the stand for the state of israel and for the jews around the world all right more news in just a moment hope you can stay with us here on out. you know sigrid laboratory kirby was able to build recruits most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything too much mission to teach me the creation of why you should care about humans. this is why you should care only on the r g dot com. critique three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media project free media r t v dot com. before we get to people of ellen crosstalk finale let's get to the rubbish in london because a new privacy scandal has erupted in

israel and its palestinians by announcing new plans for thousands more settlement homes in occupied areas putting restarted fragile middle east peace talks under threat. and rubbish spying recycling bins are used to track people on the streets of london collecting data from their mobile phones as well as their litter. so i welcome you watching r.t. today with may and tree farm. breaking news this hour security forces in egypt have unleashed a wave of violence to crush protest camps in cairo set up by supporters of the ousted president mohammed morsi the muslim brotherhood claims over six hundred people have been killed in the ensuing clashes but the government says only six people have been confirmed to have lost their lives let's get more now let's go live to cairo to our correspondent there true but we are hearing great variation in the number of reported casualties but also the number of deaths what are the figures that you're hearing. well it's not very. gunfire. is very. telling it could. be collected. in the street and taken to sort of main consequence. co is unable to tell you this

middle eastern peace talks are set to resume after three years of stalemate but i mean israel announcing plans for thousands of new settlements on palestinian land. been brother eavesdropping tranch in the central london sparking new surveillance cameras. hello and welcome to all t twenty following news life from moscow and start with this a vigorous police squad down on they sit in supporting egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi have turned to cairo into a battlefield in terms of gunfire puddles of blood snipers on rooftops and lofty barricades have been seen in the egyptian capital today the health ministry approves the current death toll at fifteen but the muslim brotherhood claims more than five hundred lost their lives the fighting escalated after security forces began that operation to crunch two major pro morsi comes early in the morning violence quickly spread to egypt's other main cities where street battles and attacks and transfers have also been reported authorities have stopped all trains around cairo to provide. people from mobilizing international efforts have failed to

how does israel feel right now. some say israel feels very threatened. you have uprising all around it. you have hezbollah who is now active in a military conflict in syria. you have tumult here in egypt where there has been a coup and still protests on the streets. you have jordan, an ally feeling pressure. one school of thought, israel would never want to negotiate right now because it feels threatened, feels instability in the region. another way of looking at it, however, is that israel is perhaps enjoying a period of comfort, that all of its potential adversaries, the countries around it not including iran but the countries that have traditionally threatened it are in a state of internal chaos and wouldn't be in a position to launch any kind of military offensive or attack on israel. if you look back at say 1967 or 1973, they were tanks marching toward israel and israel felt very much it could be driven into the sea and felt much less secure than it does right now when you have syria in an open civil war, lebanon fractured and perhaps soon to be in

i don't see any clear interest to president assad to strike israel. israel is quite strong. president assad knows that. he had some very ample proof and examples in the strikes that you mentioned, a few of them in the last six months, how much israel knows about what is happening in syria and what israel is capable to do. he wouldn't like to open another front in addition to the u.s. campaign that is assumed would be ran against him. so i think the chances of israel being involved in the current confrontation between the united states and syria are extremely slim. as aviv mentioned, yes, people are scared but with no reason that israel would be involved. however, in such a confrontation things might slip, might get out of hand if for example hezbollah in lebanon would initiate some sort of a retaliation against israel trying to align with syria, possibly with iran, israel with force to retaliate. but i do not see president assad take the chance and getting israel involved in this kind of war. >> the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, saying this week if that were

we have residents from the occupied territories here as well as arabs from israel. and something can develop between the arabs and the jews in the wing. we have wings that are mixed with both minorities, and this could be the start of it. >> while rimonim is always braced for violence, officials say, they control it by not only accommodating religious and ethnic customs, but by trying to make life relatively comfortable for its inmates. sho shoti, a palestinian muslim, serving life for murder, has done time at five other israeli prisons prior to rimonim. >> translator: when i came to this prison, i felt like i was in a hotel compared with where i have been previously. we have everything. nothing is lacking. we have a television. we have a radio, a cd player, dvds, fans, shelves, there is a cabinet where we put all our clothes. a shower. nothing is lacking. >> rimonim has both two-man and six-man cells, all of which more resemble college dormitories than american prison cells. and while most american inmates are not allowed to bring personal items beyond wedding band

point six pakistan over two billion two point three for afghanistan and the closest ally to the us israel receives more than three billion dollars in aid every year but some of the funding to other foreign militaries might surprise you if the opiah takes in a half a billion of us taxpayer dollars every year in exchange for the ability to launch drones from the country but what about honduras which rakes in thirty million dollars specifically to fund a police force that acts more like a death squad and all this propping up of foreign governments militaries doesn't even include the heavy cost of maintaining the us empire's nine hundred military bases worldwide just think about these numbers the next time you hear the media or the government reporting at the idea of helping this country's distressed local economies because a mere fraction of the money that the us has wandered in iraq and afghanistan could have turned detroit into the by so the excuse that the government can't help detroit continues to funnel billions of dollars and other countries doesn't quite add up you see the people that

well i think israel first of all officially israel has been very wise. not to take sides in this civil war in syria that would be true i think for the israeli society the israeli public as well most people watch with amazement and wondering are we talking about a civil war of two years and something like one hundred thousand civilians one hundred thousand people killed so it's a huge event people are looking with amazement about the last week. that wouldn't be the first time that an arab leader might have used chemical weapons we remember the case with saddam hussein in the eighty's and then in the ninety's but i think israelis most of all would like to be out of this they don't want to take part in this and. unfortunately if they will be dragged in then that would be certainly against their will it's not a it's not an israeli war it's an israeli case and hopefully it will remain outside of this. all right so far it is not known who is responsible for this attack as the u.n. fact finding mission is still there but they haven't really found the perpetrato

schild the land has grown from three percent to almost eighty percent and israel's plans to form more settlements may derail the peace talks. reports. today for the first time in three years israelis and palestinians will be resuming direct talks in jerusalem this follows preparatory talks that will hold a fortnight ago in washington but both sides are skeptical and no one is expecting a breakthrough the problem is that these talks are resuming against the backdrop of an announcement by israel that it is expanding its system and the european union has warned that this is the palestinians also warning that this will cause the negotiations to collapse before they even begin they accuse the israeli government of trying to sabotage these talks and they also complain that the current israeli settlement growth is at president to levels israel has rejected this criticism it says that every peace initiative so far has proposed that the settlements affected become part of the israeli territory the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has officially said that he wants these talks to succee

israel angus' palestinians by announcing new plans for thousands more settlement homes in occupied areas putting restarted fragile middle east peace talks under threat. and rubbish spying recycling bins are used to track people on the streets of london collecting data from their mobile phones as well as their later. hello welcome you watching r.t. with me and three farmer coming to you live from moscow now our breaking news this hour security forces in egypt have unleashed a wave of violence to crush protest camps in cairo set up by supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhood claimed over two hundred people have been killed in the ensuing clashes something the government denies well let's get more on this now live from cairo from our reporter there bell true bell firstly the muslim brotherhood is saying that over two hundred people have been killed have you seen or heard any evidence to support this. i. think heavy casualties i haven't seen and. how i believe spoken to people who are. going to change from within the city to get people are being targeted in the

diplomats who say that israel settlement plans. are no threat to the peace talks so could this issue actually do rail. i think it could i think it puts the p.a. leadership under a lot of pressure they want to go ahead with these talks but it's clear that it's just i mean. the aim of the settlements is very very clear you've been doubling of settlers over the past twelve years and it's to break up the west bank it's on your mind any basis for kind of a coherent palestinian state because then he goes going to go see asians the israeli authorities will say well these people want to be part of israel and therefore will try to break up a palestinian state so it's directly aimed at any idea of a viable palestinian state and i think there is a lot of opposition and within amongst palestinians to these talks going ahead on the basis that these settlements are going ahead and i think that the release of prisoners i mean it's twenty six were released at thirteen were arrested simply on monday so half as many as were released and it's simply

watching all of the voting on israel what is watching it and putting on israel with a huge jewish lobby billions in new. york and washington d.c. if we give gestures and we don't get back security and negotiations we gave the palestinian prisoners we give them gas that we give everything believe me that we can give without without damaging our security because our security is the highest priority for the jewish people for the stand for the state of israel and for the jews around the world are now much more news coming away after a very short break. i grew up in the air base. i dreamed of becoming a pilot ever since i was a child. i love this. little. what a life reacts on the crackdown in bahrain in just a moment but for now a new privacy scandal has erupted in the u.k. after it was revealed that high tech trash cans are spying on pedestrians in london the bins placed in the city's financial district by an advertising are able to identify and track mobile phones through a wireless connection and use already as of one of the surveillance to stop the country's data protection watchdog try

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