morning iran brazenly violated israel sovereignty israel holds iraq and its syrian post responsible for today's aggression we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and our security the allies of syria and enemies of israel celebrated the downing of the warplanes. fighters from the pro iranian hezbollah group gathered on the border between lebanon and israel as israeli soldiers looked on. the iranian president hassan rouhani condemned the israeli action in syria. yet it if one country thinks it can get desirable results by posting terrorism obama but in neighboring countries then it is making a mistake we are ready to defend the security of the region and we call on all other countries to cooperate in this shit boss the loss of the jet comes as israel acknowledged for the first time and attack on iranian targets in syria. earlier i spoke to his middle east correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem i started by asking her how serious this confrontation is. it is a one of the most serious situations we have seen in the north of the past he has one very sign

a severe response from now on israel's reaction syria is playing with fire. and i know our we're joined by our middle east correspondent tanya in jerusalem tanya great to see you let's dive into this very complicated situation so syria has denied that its ally iran drone entered the israeli air space how serious is this confrontation between israel and the law and iran in light of the syria situation. it is one of the most serious situations we have seen in the north of the postie is one very significant one and also from this we decided based on winning to iran that we heard prime minister binyamin netanyahu has been security meetings old day with the army saying that israel will defend itself against any attack and you're tempted by that it's. now is a has made it clear all along that it won't. rain in presence. its borders and the israeli side of the occupied golan heights through in the ukrainian presence or through the opinion backed has been now so what is seen here is on the one side you see a show of strength you know by all sides by is granted by ira

a severe response from now on israel's reaction syria is playing with fire. earlier i asked the middle east correspondent tanya kramer if it's likely that a further escalation while now fall. well it seems that most of the military and it still says saying that none of the sites would like to see an escalation. but at the same time i mean it is about as concern has always been that iran and through its proxies like hezbollah will entrenched itself in the area near the israeli golan heights michael and heights near the border area and they want to avoid that so this is the israeli line has been you know this is a red line and they will whatever they see if it's a threat they will attack this now. they also say i mean this is a show of strength now from all sides i think you could say. nobody wants an escalation but of course we have to wait and see whatever follows from this incident but no time in talis just want has been israel's involvement in syria to what extent have they been conducting operations there since the civil war broke out in that country. well

iran also denies that it committed an act of aggression against israel last week that it sent a drone into our airspace to threaten our people well. here's a piece of that iranian drone or what's left of it after we shot it down. i brought it here so you can see for yourself mr zarif. do you recognize this. you should it's yours. you can take back to do a message to the car and soldier on. do not. use rules resolve. ok let's cross live now to munich where i did have you chief political editor. is standing by for us some. you were in the plenary when benjamin netanyahu was addressing it should give us an idea of the mood in the reception that his speech received. well to one degree there was no real surprise kitty israel is visibly angered but people did hold their breath when he held up this piece of drone that iran still continues to deny its own that it knows this drone into the air space really the message that came through here is not just that iran is seen as a threat seen as a power that tries to extend its power base now into syria something that benjamin netanyahu was adamant

it's the most significant incident between israel. since the start of the syrian civil war seven months ago rather. well for more on this now we're going to cross over to our middle east correspondent tanya cramer joining us now from jerusalem tanya israel may say it doesn't want an escalation but how likely is one based on what's happened today well i mean israel has always laitos as red lines and that is another stern warning because they are concerned that iran in trenches itself in syria especially in the area that is close to the occupied israeli golan heights the armistice line of the border so they have said that before that they don't want to see iran or through its proxies like hezbollah are becoming entrenched in that area so was it significant that the army says there has been. an unmanned drone that entered israeli aspace and owning that there responded to that so i think you know military experts here are saying it's kind of this is a show of force at the same time though saying you know stating again the red lines but at

morning iran brazenly violated israel's sovereignty israel holds iran and its syrian post responsible for today's aggression we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and our security. laws of syria and enemies of israel celebrated the downing of the warplane fighters from the pro raney and hezbollah group gathered on the border between lebanon and israel as israeli soldiers looked on the iranian president hassan rouhani condemn the israeli action in syria. yet if one country thinks it can get desirable results by posting terrorism or bombarding neighboring countries then it is making a mistake we are ready to defend the security of the region and we call on all other countries to cooperate in this loss. the loss of the jet came as israel acknowledged for the first time an attack on iranian targets in syria. the other stories making news around the world. britain's development minister has threatened to cut funding to charities who failed to tackle sexual misconduct among stuff this officer a newspaper reports said aid workers from the oxfam charity illeg

also coming up israel begins issuing deportation notices that thousands of african migrants the government says they could face jail time if they were fused to leave. germany two biggest parties missed a weekend deadline on talks or form a new government but negotiations resume today with impatience growing what is holding back on the americans' hopes for a coalition. and a stunning super bowl upset fans go wild after the philadelphia eagles defeat the new england patriots to win american football's biggest prize for the very first time. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us reports that a top suspect in the two thousand and fifteen paris attacks still refuses to break two years of silence as he goes on trial today in a belgian. arrived at the palace of justice in brussels earlier this morning his first appearance in public since his arrest is believed to be the sole surviving suspect of the terror attack and paris that left one hundred thirty people dead. today's session will focus on a shootout with belgian police that led to his capture. the end of an international manhunt

and israel begins issuing deportation notices to thousands of african migrants the government says if they stay in they won't be permitted to work and could face prison. plus the u.s. is gearing up for the super bowl of america's biggest football prize and when patriots are clear favorites but diehard supporters the philadelphia eagles aren't giving up hope on a first ever title. i'm sara harmon it's good to have you with us germany's biggest political parties say they need more time for what they're calling a decisive round of talks over forming a new government the two sides had set a deadline for today but now they've announced the resume the negotiations on monday and agreement would move germany a step closer to a continuation of the grand coalition between chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats but there is still sticking points including financial and health policy. our political correspondent kate brady is at the social democrat headquarters in berlin where the negotiations took place kate the talks are going into overtime what does that tell us. wel

sixteen went down over northern israel it's the. most significant incident between israel and syria in years. for more we're joined now by our middle east correspondent tanya kramer who joins us from jerusalem so tiny syria is denying that its ally iran's drone did enter israeli airspace what's the latest we know about this incident well yes they're saying that it didn't enter the israeli air space no divorce on the governing intelligence. border area now according to the israeli army however they are saying that in the early morning hours an unmanned drone was entering israeli aspace they tracked it and shot it down at some point in response to that they are deployed airplanes attacking inside syria at the launching base of this drone. why that those israeli fighter jets were on their way back the. syrian air defense. of one of the jets was hit we don't know all the circumstances but it went down in israeli territory the two pilots they could eject themselves and now getting treatment at an israeli hospital so the incident and then

do not test israel's resolve. netanyahu is a vehement critic of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement negotiated between six world powers and iran and he sees it as a form of appeasement that will prevent iran from building a nuclear bomb or maneuvering to become the dominant power in the region. i think it's time to stop them you know they're aggressive they're developing ballistic missiles they're not inspecting and they're going to have a free highway to massive enrichment this has to be changed a few hours later iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif addressed the conference brushing off netanyahu is remarks and calling israel the true aggressor . israel. uses aggression. as a. as a policy against his name they can blame it for ever on it on but that won't resolve their problems. as the fifty fourth munich security conference comes to an end this verbal onslaught seems to indicate more uncertainty. on the sidelines of the conference there was an incident involving nato member turkey and a leading german g

israel. uses aggression. as a policy against his name they can blame it for ever on their own but to resolve their problems. as the fifty fourth munich security conference comes to an end this verbal onslaught seems to indicate more uncertainty. well our chief political correspondent melinda crane is in munich covering the conference for us and she joins us now for more so melinda iran's foreign minister didn't respond directly to netanyahu the israeli prime minister but his speech did include a great deal of criticism against israel and other countries tell us more about these two competing philosophies that the two leaders presented today in munich. it wasn't only these two leaders in fact it was a whole range of spokespeople both from the region and also including the former american secretary of state john kerry a russian spokesman and the u.n. official responsible for trying to negotiate peace in syria a whole range of voices and essentially two camps to be detected those who believe that a political and

israel begins issuing deportation notices to thousands of african migrants the government says they could face jail time if they refuse to leave. and just standing at super bowl upset fans go wild after the philadelphia eagles defeat the new england patriots to win american football's biggest prize the very first time i am. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us belgium is on high alert today as the trial begins for the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the two thousand and fifteen paris attacks today's session will focus on charges related to a shootout with belgian police that led to his capture days later that will get more on the court case in a moment but first this report on sallah once the most wanted man in europe. the end of an international manhunt on the eighteenth of march twenty sixth seen belgian special police capture one of the most wanted terrorist suspects in europe the man believed to be the only surviving suspect of the paris terror attacks that just four months before this police raid had left one hundred and thirty people dead. a french

recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel both men oppose the move. well israel has begun serving deportation notices to tens of thousands of eritreans and sudanese who have been seeking asylum there in a crackdown on what it regards as illegal immigration hundred stood in line outside of the immigration authority offices on sunday seeking to renew their papers and until now the africans have been on short term visas but now the israeli government wants them to leave and is offering them money and plane tickets to an unnamed african destination. israel's government says that it has the right to decide who is living there and protect israelis from what it calls infiltrators but the africans are worried about what will happen to them if they are deported. reports. to keep this home country every tree a more than twelve years ago and sought asylum in israel now his future is once again uncertain because he's facing possible deportation the stationer always very sensitive especially for me personally in the for my community the people i love because. of l

also on the show israel begins issuing due for changes in notices to thousands of african migrants the government says if they stay and they won't be permitted to work and could face imprisonment. and diplomacy on ice as the joint north and south korean hockey teams take to the rink in a friendly against sweden this was their first match before this week's winter olympics so was it a friendly or a frosty start i'm doubtful coming up. i'm sara harman it's good to have you with us germany's biggest political parties say they need more time for what they're calling a decisive round of talks over forming a new government the two sides had set a deadline for today but now say they'll resume the negotiations on monday an agreement would move germany a step closer to a continuation of the grand coalition between chancellor uncle americans conservatives and the social democrats but. there are still sticking points including health policy. our political correspondent kate brady is at the social democrat headquarters in berlin where the negotiations took place kate the talks are going into overt

israel will continue to prevent iran from establishing a permanent military presence in syria israel will continue to act to prevent iran from establishing another terror base from which to threaten israel but iran continues to try to cross those red lines last week. its brazenness reached new heights literally new heights its center drone into israeli territory. violating israel's sovereignty threatening our security we destroyed the drone and the control center that operated from syria and when our planes were fired upon israel destroyed syrian anti-aircraft batteries. israel will not allow iran's regime to put a noose of terror around our neck. we will act without hesitation to defend ourselves and we will act if necessary not just against iran's proxies that are attacking us but against iran itself. whether today you will hear from mr zarif he's the smooth talking mouthpiece of iran's regime i give mr zarif credit he lies with eloquence. last year at this conference zarif said that i'm quoting extreme extremism is driven by lack of open respect well if that's true why does the ir

the true aggressor israel. uses aggression. as a policy against the snake they can blame and put it over on their own but that won't resolve the problem. as the fifty fourth munich security conference comes to an end this verbal onslaught seems to indicate more uncertainty. over the past three days of the munich conference another issue very much of the spotlight was america's role in global security under president trump as chief political correspondent melinda crane cover the conference for us and sent us this assessment of how participants view the united states now. there was a widespread sense here that the united states as a guarantor of international peace and security is no longer willing to play that role speakers on the very first day including the german defense minister ursula fund lion indicated that they feel that the u.s. approach is now predominantly focused on military means and on u.s. interests that the u.s. essentially views foreign policy as a transactional affair the question then arose ar

receivable can you control israel from coming and. aggressing lebanese sovereignty a hundred and fifty times a month so the issue is not a political party or. a faction of the lebanese political system of course israel is has a very different. view on that but we'll have to leave it there minister thank you very much for that interview so a lot of ground to cover no real outcome expected here in munich but certainly all the actors that can at least move in this conflict will be gathered here in munich and of course we should a lot of important conversations will be going on in the next couple of days on important issues that are threatening the world but let me return now to what the defense minister of lebanon said he congratulated germany on the announcement that there is your chill has been released we're not sure what these are actually out of prison but the announcement of his release has been made have you had any reactions there to that news in munich well clearly that news is still only spreading across the corridors who is se

what has israel's involvement in syria been since the war broke out there. well i mean there has always been so-called spillover from the war in syria. the occupied golan heights but of course it was always there we stay we don't get involved in the war but they have put their red lines and they have. carried out everett's when it comes to weapon transfers of his area so that it's well known but again this is now the response that we've been seeing in the past couple weeks to such evidence now this time because it's defend that according to the army at this drone and to israel first so i think it's good to see it seem to have settled down a bit right now but of course we don't know whether there will be any more military action following on that it doesn't seem to be reading. any further but again we have to wait and see what the coming days will bring because the tension certainly will stay technically were in jerusalem thank you. that is some of the other stories making news around the world at least two people have been killed and more than one hundred wo

israel. uses aggression. as a as a policy against a snake they can blame it for ever on it on but that won't resolve the problem as the fifty fourth munich security conference comes to an end this verbal onslaught seems to indicate more uncertainty. on the sidelines of the conference there was an incident involving nato member turkey and the leading german greens politician chan as demure was given police protection for the duration of the conference after the turkish to locations reportedly flagged him as a terrorist he was staying in the same hotel as the turkish foreign minister. who denied turkey was targeting to me or in any way. just a mere address the situation after arriving back in berlin here's what he had to say. chicken in the hotel cheering checking i noticed already several security guards who seemed to become very nervous when they saw me as if they'd seen the devil himself i'm stuck for the next morning there were a lot of officers from the bavarian police in front of my room and they told me

and syria's military saying it's a shot down an israeli fighter jet over northern israel israel says the plane was carrying action offensive. you're watching demeaning stay with us. while in dortmund leipzig the biggest favor seems so we've got all the best goals we've got all the action the open is the whole german football share the experience of every match to. the bone dislike of the weekend here on g.w. .

in israel the government is. to keep make a if lettice home country every twenty or more than twelve years ago and sought asylum in israel now his future is once again uncertain because he's facing possible deputation the communities sometimes we have to work or sometimes infinite or sometimes concert ever everything with them especially on. really and i love my country because of dunder so i know i'm a refuge that's why you came here in israel to ask for a protection between two thousand and six and two thousand and twelve about thirty eight thousand asylum seekers from every trade and sudan arrived in israel by the egyptian sinai peninsula then that was closed by a border fence ever since there has been a fierce public debate in israel about the asylum seekers fate human rights activists warn their safety cannot be guaranteed if they are deported we're talking about less than forty thousand people immigrants asylum seekers in israel who seek asylum in a land of eight million people this is less than half a perc

recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel fold men oppose the move. north korea's ceremonial leader will travel to chang this week for the winter olympics can young naam will be the most senior official to ever visit south korea as hopes for high level intercooler talks during the games that begin in four days south african president jacob zuma has come under new pressure to resign top officials from the ruling a.n.c. party met with him on sunday to persuade him to step down his term expires next year but the party's popularity has fallen amid claims of corruption linked to the president israel has begun serving deportation notices to tens of thousands of eritreans and sudanese who have been seeking asylum there and a crackdown on what it regards as illegal immigration hundreds stood in line outside of the immigration authority offices on sunday seeking to renew their papers until now the africans have been on short term visas but now the israeli government wants them to leave and is offering them money and plane tickets to unnamed african destination

is d w news live from berlin at the munich security conference a scathing condemnation of iran from israel's prime minister. mr zarif. you recognize there's been a minute tanya who confronts the iranian foreign minister over a drone israel shot down an israeli air space is wrong foreign minister hits back calling the speech a quote cartoonish circus also coming up hard government and president can do is sometimes in prayers then it's time for victims to be the change that we need to be back in the u.s. state of florida grief turns to anger as survivors of wednesday's high school massacre attend a gun control rally close to where the attack took place. and on the run from nazis in modern day europe the first german entry at this year's berlin film festival transfers the plot of a famous novel to the french city of marsay we have a sneak preview of christiane petzold new film the transit. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen it's good to have you with us tensions in the middle east have taken center stage at the munich security conference with israeli prime minister binyamin netan

from israel's invasion. and subsequent aggressions on there been on its illegal occupation of palestine and it's almost day the illegal incursions into syrian air space two attempts to create cartoonish images to blame others for his own strategic blunders or maybe to evade the domestic crisis tracy. and from bombing yemen with beslan supplied arms what have these acts brought to the world. the u.s. and its local clients in our region. are suffering from the consequences of their own wrong choices. but they use this and other fora. to revive the hysteria on iran's foreign policy and try to obscure its realities. but did iran. force them to make these wrong choices as some of them so ridiculously claimed these days that they supported extremism in order to place your own. r.v. to build a name. are we to blame. because we refused to support saddam hussein because we thought saddam hussein. because we were on the right side of history fighting saddam hussein fighting the taliban fighting al qaeda fighting die f

the true aggressor israel. uses aggression. as a as a policy against his name they can blame it for ever on iran but that won't resolve their problems. as the fifty fourth munich security conference comes to an end this verbal onslaught seems to indicate more uncertainty. on the sidelines of the conference there was an incident involving a nato member turkey and a top member of germany's green party chen used to me there is a german politician of turkish descent he was staying in the same hotel as the turkish foreign minister security officers told him that the turkish delegation has left him as a terrorist this to me and then received twenty four hour police protection for the duration of the conference back in berlin he had this to say about the situation. yeah it's about from there to one security apparatus is notorious for thugs rough guys in many other countries they'd simply be in prison we saw the pictures from washington where they beat peaceful protesters the u.s. congress had to deal with it. travel b

recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel both men oppose the move. for more let's bring in phil a villain freelance correspondent who is joining us from rome welcome to fill up now we know that this pope that he hasn't been afraid to speak out on political issues but do we know that what he's been saying today. so far very little has emerged. as to what went on in the private meeting in the vatican in the pope's library which was about fifteen minutes we know what the themes were that the turkish president wanted to discuss before he went in but exactly what the two men said to one another and hasn't yet. and clearly as you mentioned the question of jerusalem as the capital of israel is top of the agenda forward president and he's likely to find a sympathetic hearing from the pope who is keen to preserve the status quo to preserve christian interests in the holy places in jerusalem. well that's true why they might indeed have common ground when it comes to jerusalem. well and clearly for mr. protecting the palestinian interest and islamic interest in

legislation making it a crime to suggest that pows were complicit in the holocaust the move has angered israel will get reaction from the simon wiesenthal center and a court reverses lifetime bans for dozens of russian athletes accused of doping but it is still not clear whether those athletes can take part in next week's winter olympics. i bring golf it's good to have you with us in the united states the f.b.i. has condemned plans by the white house and house republicans to release a secret memo the memo alleges that the f.b.i. abused its surveillance powers when it investigated donald trump's presidential campaign the agency contests the documents accuracy while democrats say its release could undermine the investigations into russian interference in the twenty sixteen election. was really still. at work on. a quick exchange overheard after donald trump state of the union speech on tuesday night the us president reassures a republican lawmaker that he has every intention of putting out the memo that's polarizing washington. if you're. just press the memo was commissioned by devin newness cha

prison or deportation refugees in israel claims to be of it cosmetic surgery in china but we begin in taking president branch at tiny pentagon has said he intends to trim down the turkish forces in northern syria but what do ordinary people in istanbul think about the country's offensive on syrian soil. more on every channel the military operation in syria is the top story on turkish television the tenor of the reporting there a petri arctic how critical the majority of turkish people it seems support operation all of branch in this tea house at least no one thinks the offensive is a mistake. we are fighting against isis and other terrorist groups those who don't want to help us should at least not stand in our way of the work angel almost of. our army fighting in a friend and strength and i hope that with the help of allah we will take home a week to resolve it is that you'll meet a man if you're a turkish politicians agree as well and it's not just the ruling a k party that supports the offensive in syria opposition leader kamal kill each told says he also backs the operation the on

to keep this home country every twenty or more than twelve years ago and sought asylum in israel now his future is once again uncertain because he's facing possible deputation the stores are always very sensitive especially for me personally in the for my community the people i love because. of. deportation an unlimited proof of time in imprisonment so very tough here at the every train community center the new government policy is on everyone's mind their choice go to prison or take a free plane ticket a payment of almost three thousand euros and leave the country. over the past years israel has recognized only ten people as refugees to keep never received a response to his aside a request. sometimes we want to acquire some infant or sometimes counselor and do everything with them. really mender i left my country because of danger so i know i'm a refuge that's why you came here in israel to ask for a protection between two thousand and six and two thousand and twelve about thirty eight thousand asylum seekers from every trailer and sudan arrived in israel by the egyptian sinai penin

thank you for joining us where is israel deporting these eritreans and sudanese to. ok it looks like we're having some problems with that connection to elie philip who was in jerusalem we'll try to get him back on the line perhaps a little bit later in the program for now though we're moving on to some other news and germans are still waiting for a new government the country's the two biggest political parties say that they need more time for coalition talks now they had set a deadline for sunday but there was still no breakthrough they'll pick up negotiations again today it's been more than four months since national elections can chancellor angela merkel deliver another grand coalition between her conservatives and the social democrats. this is where the parties hope to clinch a coalition deal after talks at the s.p.d. headquarters on sunday negotiators failed to meet best self-imposed deadline of midnight and instead gave themselves the night off. it's got a good minds on this just now in top level talks we decided there are policy issues we still need to talk abo

morning iran brazenly violated israel solvent israel holes iran and its syrian post responsible for today's aggression we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and our security. laws of syria and enemies of israel celebrated the downing of the warplane fighters from the pro raney and hezbollah group gathered on the border between lebanon and israel as israeli soldiers looked on the iranian president hassan rouhani condemned the israeli action in syria. yet if one country thinks it can get desirable results by posting terrorism or bombarding neighboring countries then it is making a mistake we are ready to defend the security of the region and we call on all other countries to cooperate in this boss. the loss of the jet came as israel acknowledged for the first time an attack on iranian targets in syria. correspondent honey cramer whether the tensions between israel and iran could be contained following the downing of that yes. well i mean issa has always said that it doesn't want to see a presence of iran in the area now what is so they have said really clear

recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel both men oppose the move. they couldn't be more different. the all three tarion turkish president and pope francis known for his humor and humility but over the years both have attempted to build bridges. when the crisis erupted over moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem to on made a number of phone calls to the pope to get his council. donald trump's decision led to armrest and drew criticism around the world including from the vatican. the last meeting between the turkish president and the pontiff wasn't two thousand and fourteen francis was received with military honors an uncorrupted he was the first guest to visit the new lavish presidential palace. it was a demonstration of power and a charm offensive. visit will leave an important trace in the islamic world and will also change the view of islam in the christian world so should i leave in ten the pope who had criticized the role of the e.u. in the migration crisis praised turkey's efforts and taking more than a million refugees from war torn syria. but t

news live from berlin israel says syrian forces shot down one of its fighter jets the plane went down during the first israeli airstrike to hit syria in years but israel is warning against further escalation cross over to jerusalem for more also coming up kim jong il and sister tells south korea's president he's invited to a summit in the north korean capital and interest in says he'd be willing to go to pyongyang we'll get the latest from our correspondent. and shall come will have to crank up the gears if there are to upset minute byron munich in the book his latest standout clash later today. for the program i'm mary and i haven't seen it israeli fighter jet has been shot down by syrian forces and israeli army spokesman said the plane had been carrying out raids on targets in syria after an iranian drone entered is really air air space its pilots parachuted to safety and were taken to the hospital with one of them said to be in serious condition it's the most significant incident between israel and syria in here is israel's military says the country is not just seeking escalation w

israel contributed mightily to. the battle against the battle against isis by giving unmatched militant military intelligence that has prevented dozens of terrorist attacks in dozens of countries and we are absolutely determined to prevent iran from creating a new base in the west i call it isis west obviously egypt is fighting it as well to prevent isis from shifting its base from. iraq and syria into the sinai or into somalia and to africa and other places this is one battle that we are fighting successfully the unfortunate thing is that as iran as isis compresses and iran moves in it's trying to establish this continuous amp are surrounding the middle east from the south. in yemen but also trying to create a land bridge iran iraq syria lebanon gaza this is obviously a very dangerous development for our region it is creating this new realignment of israel and arab states precisely because we all recognize they recognize that israel is no longer their enemy but their indispensable ally in fighting these twin forms