it is yet another enemy of israel. it wants to exclude, isolate, and ultimately destroy israel. the founder of the b.d.s. movement has stated, quote, we oppose a jewish state in any part of palestine. no palestinian will ever accept a jewish state in palestine. close quote. the b.d.s. movement is not about equality, it is not about peace. it is about undermining negotiation between israel and the palestinians. and it is about placing all the blame on one party and that is israel. we do not support a movement that demands concessions from one party alone. we do not stand with a movement that seeks to isolate and shame our strongest ally in the middle east. by weakening israel, the global b.d.s. movement endangers american security. when foreign entities like the u.n. foster boycotts against israel, they are interfering with the crites foreign policy. the senate passed a bill in its wisdom, s. 1, two months ago work overwhelming bipartisan support to tackle b.d.s. better support israel and jordan and sanction isaud's brutal regime. sadly, the house democratic leadership won't let

israel. it was represented by michael mccaul who serves as ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. israel. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas is recognized for five minutes in support of his motion. mr. mccaul: let me first say the yemen resolution before us here today is pro ilan and anti-israel. i rise to offer a motion stating it's in the national security interest of the united states to oppose the global movement to boycott state of israel. this motion will not kill the bill or send it back to the committee. if adopted, the resolution will immediately proceed to final passage. as we heard efrom the powerful speech of the secretary of nato yesterday, it's in our national interest to work with our allies to counter our shared threats and promote our shared values. since its founding in 194, the united states has stood shoulder to shoulder with israel against enemies that want to destroy it. let's be clear about the b.d.s. movement. it is

that's the case in israel as well. there's a sort of siege mentality here israel is defending itself against the palestinians and iran. and if that's the way you think that's the way you'll vote a lot of people aren't thinking about peace. they say israel campaign billboards show was benyamin netanyahu with donald trump the president has expressed support for the prime minister's reelection in december twenty seventh teen the u.s. announced that it would move its embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. it was a controversial decision. from find the demonstrations in the palestinian town and trains. justinian's want to make east jerusalem the capital of a future state. but at this point netanyahu appears to have abandoned his commitment to a two state solution. and he supports new settlements in the israeli occupied west bank. this is apparently a concession to the nationalist and ultra-orthodox parties that netanyahu will need to build a coalition government. if you like the other. hand israeli arab m.p.'s are up

will thisigned, we and that, israel, israel. and you folks go and vote for them and they don't do it. years, eight years, didn't matter. but you know what, we did it, we did a great job, and we feel great about it. [applause] israelrump: last week so important,y, it is all about security. it is always number one for me. we can talk health care, we can talk 100 different things. without security, what does it matter. with prime-- i stood minister benjamin netanyahu. how is the race going? who is going to win the race? i don't know. it will be close. i think it will be close. two good people. the primed with minister at the white house to .ecognize israeli sovereignty [applause] pres. trump: this is something i have been hearing about for a long time. i was talking to ambassador friedman. they have been trying to get that approved for 52 years. they wanted recognition from the united states. they had 32 summits, meetings, big meetings over many, many decades. i am talking to the ambassador. jared was there. jason was there. i said

actually israel has no partner for war. that's the problem of israel. in the sense that it doesn't experience the need to make peace because there is no threat of war. and knows who are ready to go to war with israel are fallout ready to make peace with central like hezbollah. and knows ready to make peace withes israel are not ready to go with war with israel backup that's why israel is left actually without any inincentive to do any compromise. >> the lady here. >> thank you. robert an cohen, retired long history in human rights field. you mentioned at the beginning of your remarks the rule of law in the courts, and the possible attacks on them. could you give some comments on ante creedant to that and the current candidates for the minister of justice and what do you think it would take for the courts to withstand an onslaught against them? >> yeah, i mean, to imagine that someone is soon would be indicted with at least three different charges is the same person as the prime minister that would appoint the minister of justice, that would be responsib

itself in israel. we have twenty percent of our civilians are non jews there are arabs and they voted in the mess that they have representatives they are judges all over so if we have arabs inside israel why would the palestinians reject anybody who is not palestinian it's not you know we're not talking about hope ethnic cleansing. and the palestinians so far they wanted ethnic cleansing of course this is something that nobody can accept so i'm saying there are many many more dell it is i do not think so for you and i say to really from the bottom of my heart i do not think the settlements have ever been the problem all right we're going to take a short break right now hold your thought there will be back with danny i along former deputy foreign minister of israel discussing the prospects of the middle east peace process stay with us. we could only be dull sort of book. so i'll sell some properties from the real book to a key. measure for someone playing well. there you are among the group of us from t

israel and its lobby make note oftinction between israel the border. this was raising a concern among liberals in general, not just supporters of palestinian rights. we are seeing that across the united states. people understand vividly, especially people of color, especially women, a gbg groups, and someone, understand vividly the this -- undermining first amendment. no one is safefe. no one can tell who is next. it is about all of the centers, all of those opposed to israel and u.s. imperialism and intervention and right-wing politics similarly, this will pro-palestinecing voices. it will go want to suppress other justice struggles, be it climate justice, gender justice, sexual justice, ethnic, religious justice and raracial justice. juan: israel, i want to ask about the latest news about airbnb. originally, airbnb after protests by human rights activists had agreed to remove the listings of thousands of homes jewish settlers in the west bank that have been listed previously under -- on their site. but just yesterday, the reverse that and said they'r

jewish israel. the many -- the question is becoming an internal question, as is the question of crime and the palestinian question. the question of the existence of israel, in many ways. , i don't see how it can corner israel. the key is palestinian unity, and clear strategy. is the key point to start, this can put some pressure on the arab world, because as you mentioned, i think saudi arabia in the last couple of months, king salman , is making some -- let's say withholding the process of normalizing with israel. and we don't know where that would leave. this is another strategy remember.but as nobody expected the arab spring, nobody expects what comes next. ,here's always room for both and hope comes from the fact that we are pregnant -- ignorant. there is an undercurrent we don't see. i gain some help from the fact that i don't -- i gain some help from the fact that i don't know everything. we are able to discover the undercurrents and how we did not see them in real time. this is history. it fi

both candidates in israel's election say they've won. eu leaders move towards extending britian‘s brexit deadline as theresa may makes her case in paris and berlin. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the south china morning post leads with the story of the nine pro—democracy activists in hong kong, who have been found guilty of public nuisance charges. it calls them leaders of the largest civil disobedience movement in hong kong's history. they could face seven years in prison. the japan times reports on a video released by former nissan boss carlos ghosn. which we told you about earlier as well. in it he describes his removal from the company as "a conspiracy" by "selfish" nissan executives intent on "backstabbing". the singapore straits times reports on a proposed law to fight fake news. it says only those who deliberately fabricate fake news and spread it would face criminal charges, not those who pass it along unknowingly. that brings you up—to—date with some of the papers for some ——. more now o

because of the direction in which israel is going now jews in the us are. you know very heavily in the democratic party and have a history of social justice and civil rights activism so to now see israel going down a path of fascism in which you can have a party like jewish power a part of netanyahu coalition a party that calls for the ethnic cleansing of palestinians and not just from inside israel but also in the occupied territories you can see that this is you know this is become very difficult for you know not you know the jewish community but also i'm merican in general and especially progressive in the democratic party that just cannot abide by this kind of racism and illiberal ism that we're seeing in israel son visiting fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace madam thank you for sharing your views with us. now there's been a fifth day of protests outside the army headquarters in sudan thousands of demonstrators are calling for president omar al bashir to step down he's coming under increasing pressure after several western nations

general election looms in israel incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu faces a close race we look at how much his relations with the u.s. play a role in the upcoming vote. cybersecurity experts say facebook is failing to contain online crime claiming so-called flea markets trade stolen i.d. data credit card details and hacking tools in plain sight. made here monday morning the eighth of april right now here in moscow good morning my name is kevin zero in this is our international stay with me for the thirty minute news round up starting with this first twenty one people have been killed scores wounded in fighting for control of the libyan capital tripoli it's the do you think it's the new hot spot the battle escalated sunday with the focus on the airport there the u.n. earlier called for a cease fire to evacuate casualties and civilians but the fighting continued nonetheless libya's been divided says twenty eleven and the death of the leader of in one market daffy in the past five years the country's been split between the un backed government in tripoli and a rival government led by gen

itself in israel. we have twenty percent of our civilians are not jews they are arabs and they voted in the mess that they have representatives of the they are judges all over so if we have arabs inside israel why would the palestinians reject anybody who is not palestinian it's not you know we're not talking about i hope ethnic cleansing and the palestinians so far they wanted the cleansing of course this is something that nobody can accept so i'm saying there are many many modalities i do not think sophie and i say to really from the bottom of my heart i do not think that the settlements have ever been the problem all right we're going to take a short break right now hold your thought there will be back with danny i along former deputy foreign minister of israel discussing the prospects of a middle east peace process stay with us. montes holiday international memorial awards twenty nineteen are now open for entries. media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist terms of medi

they campaigned, we will this and that, israel, israel. then you vote for them and they don't do it, right? four years, eight years, didn't matter. they won't do it. but you know what? they did it. we did a great job. we feel great about it. then last week, israel security, really so important, it's all about security, when you get right down toit's about securit. we can talk health care, we can talk a hundred different things. without security, what does it matter. i stood with prime minister netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu. how's the race going, by the way? how is it? who's going to win the race? tell me, i don't know. it's going to be close. i think it's going to be close. two good people. two good people. but i stood with your prime minister at the white house to recognize israel. sovereignty over the golan heights. the golan heights is something i have been hearing about for a long time. the golan heights. so i was talking to ambassador friedman, not about this, they have been trying to get that approved as you know for 52 years. they w

they campaigned we will this and that, israel, israel, israel. then you folks go out and vote for them and then they don't do it, right? four years, eight years, doesn't matter, they won't do it. but you know what, we did it. we did a great job and we feel thrilled about it. [applause] israel's st week, security, really so important. it's all about security when you get right down to it. it's always number one for me. we can talk health care and a 100 different things. without security, what does it cincinnati i stood with prime minister netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu. how's the race going, by way? who's going to win the race? tell me, i don't know. i think it's going to be close. two good people. two good people. but i stood with your prime minister at the white house to recognize israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. [applause] the golan heights is something i've been hearing abouter for a long time. the golan heights. so i was talking to ambassador friedman and -- not about this. they've been trying to get that approved, as you know, for

it justifies israel as a itjustifies israel as a state of dues but it doesn't absolutely say that other minorities... that's what he said. it is documented. he said israel is a state of the jews. non—jews are not actually citizens of this state. it is written. sorry, it is nonsense. is the economist lying? he never said that. shall wejust accept that there are non—jewish citizens of the state of israel? there are 20% of the population of israel. he has voted in... crosstalk. without the occupied west bank, all the gaza strip, 20% of its citizens are palestinian arabs, christians and muslims. he has not said they are not citizens. of course he hasn't. crosstalk. he said that and i can prove it to you now. i will show you what he said exactly. second thing, he is going to annex the west bank. this is something that we... can check that we can agree, we cannot agree on that on the assertion that those citizens of the state of israel who are not jews... we cannot agree a mean, jonathan is not agreeing that he says... he is not agreeing. but it is documented. what we can agree on is that

it says that israel built a fen fence. our reviewer might rewrite the text to make it more accurate. then it was changed to separation wall and with the explanation that the wall has been declared illegal by the defendant of justice. the last box provides the rational for the change and sites a source for the information presented. it explain thad 85% of the barrier has been built on palestinian land and it sights the source. in jan of this year we sent this comments, you know, we have pages and pages of comments and rewriting that were specific to different textbooks. and we sent those to the department of education and the publishers of the textbooks. we are slowly beginning to receive some responses from those. a few people responded. what will ultimately result from the initial reprons of thank you for sending us this information is still kind of uncertain. there is a number of things that we have learned. one of them is that textbook companies are vulnerable. we need to pay attention to the fact that because they're g

palestinianan citizensf israel? >> d definitelely. one of t the things we saw in ts last part them intoecession, with a lotf attention, a lot of the focus w was directed palestininian citizens of israel while bombing gaza at the same time trying to go after palestinians to do since o of israel.. so onehing that this knesset did was they p passed what they call t the jewish nation state of, which is actually a law supremacy and formalizes apapartheid. this is something that they did in order to o send a mesessage o papalestinians i in israeael thy are not equals and they w will t be equal in fact, netanyahu made during thehe election cacampaig, mamade it clear r that the natitistate -- israel is the natitionstate for the jewish people only.y. of incitement a against palelestinians andnd israel, whr it is against the palestinians who arare memberers of the knest or in a day-to-day life e is ben onone of which we are increasiny seeingng more and momore laws tt are d designed to dcrcriminatee direct agagainst palesestin

we just need a change for a new future for israel. and i'm joined by correspondent correspondent benjamin hammer in tel aviv so this is a neck and neck race as we've heard how does mr netanyahu an ounce of an influence the campaign over all. well one thing is for sure this is raising the tension in an already tense situation and almost everybody in israel agrees that this is a tactical move and he was so close to the elections he's done this before he's doing it now and he's clearly aiming for right being voters who could vote otherwise for other right wing parties polls show that the center right parties are probably going to be able to form a government but the polls at the same time show that netanyahu is likud might not be the strongest party the strongest party according to polls could be any guns. lou this worrisome it on yahoo because this could mean that is where it's president will task any guns with forming a government and not on yahoo he wants not he wants that not to happen and this could explain his move if we look at be

, he is our fellow, award-winning commentator for israel television. he is the best-known and most accomplished interpreter of the middle east for israelis and helps us to understand both sides of the arab / israel divide and also israeli politic politics, national security as well as understanding how israelis view the world around them. welcome back to the institute. and then direct from israel via video as the chief political correspondent for the web portal when she has been a news edito editor, international television reporter, delighted to welcome her will bring us the latest from israel. those who are listening to this you cannot see her but she is participating. parenthetically, please turn off your cell phones because this is broadcast live and live stream. please feel fee - - free to tweet but that the phones on mute. the third speaker is our distinguished fellow on arab israel relations. the author most recently on this policy note which takes a look more broadly of trends in politics is the center in the right as opposed to the left and th

both candidates in israel's election say they've won. eu leaders move towards extending britian's brexit deadline as theresa may makes her case in paris and berlin. more now on the israeli elections where the results are so far too close to call. the bbc‘s chief international correspondent, lyse doucet is injerusalem for us. this was an election being described as one of the most closely fought in israeli history and now it is still being described as too close to call. we have two main challengers saying they had both won. benny gantz, the former army chief, the biggest challenge to prime minister netanyahu biggest challenge to prime minister neta nyahu for biggest challenge to prime minister netanyahu for a decade has done well. but benjamin netanyahu says that he also won or at least the right wing block as he called that lead by his party with food has one. it will be hours before we know who truly has one. but the real numbers are in the selection and the two men now want to look like winners because in israel, they really are two

i am very moved that the nation of israel has once again given its trust to me. and done so for the fifth time it will be moved to. be. they have again given their trust to us and to me. it's unprecedented. when did we ever get so many seats i don't remember much i could have been looking for a little man to go to to move to. a fifth term would make netanyahu israel's longest serving prime minister even surpassing the founding father of the jewish state. i have to voting and it exit polls appear to indicate a neck and neck race between netanyahu and his closest rival benny kens of the centrist blue and white and i n's indeed around the time netanyahu made his victory speech against was saying the same to his supporters. in elections that looses in elections they're winners and we are the winner as i but that optimism may have turned out to be premature as the night went on and vote counts came in it remains a close run thing. the latest on the israeli election we're joined by dalia sheindlin a public opinion expert and political analyst she joins us from tel aviv

a general election looms in israel an incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu faces a close race we look at how much his relations with the u.s. play a role in the upcoming vote. also to come to this monday morning world power struggle to find an answer on what to do with foreign fighters who've joined i still in syria and iraq and i want to come home again r.t. heard from some of the militants it might be the biggest mistake of my life that we emigrated. that we made absolutely cannot be undone unfortunately we will be punished for the mistake that we've made cybersecurity experts say facebook is failing to contain online crime claiming so-called flea markets trading stolen identity. credit card details and hacking tools for instance all in plain sight again will brief you on that. good morning nine am the eighth of april here in moscow this is that international live with me kevin over the next thirty minutes of this world news starting with this libya very much back in the news again twenty one people have been killed and scores wounded in the latest fighting for control of the capita

a general election looms in israel and incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu faces a close race look at how much his relations with the u.s. play a role in the upcoming vote. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me if you are and now in on the unprecedented step for u.s. foreign policy the trumpet ministration has designated iran's revolutionary guards as a terrorist organization the american leader and other top officials announced a decision on monday repeating accusations that the elite force finances and promotes terrorism in the middle east. today the united states is continuing to build its maximum pressure campaign against the iranian regime. i am announcing our intent to designate the islamic revolutionary guard corps including its good force as a foreign terrorist organization accordance with section two nineteen of the immigration and nationality act just as a nation will take effect one week from today. to discuss this further we're now joined by political communications professor fellow it is already from tehran university welcome to the program now it seem

in israel. they had a big problem. they put up a wall, 99.99% of people were stopped from coming in. we'll have the same thing. lou: tonight, we're joined by a former israeli mayor, david ruben, who knows how effective walls can be. president trump targets radical dimms perpetuates russia collusion delusion. despite robert mueller's investigation that found no crime, no collusion. >> we within through two years of the mueller investigation. we have -- not only that, you read the wording, it was proven. who could. >> through that and get wording where it was no collusion. no nothing. so there is no collusion. the attorney general rally now and the deputy attorney general ruled, no obstruction after 30 million dollars we're going to start the process again, because enadleror schiff wants to start. i tell you, anything that is given to them will never be good enough. lou: we talk with republican strategist ed rollins tonight. >> our top story, department of homeland security's failure to gain control of the border crisis

a general election looms in israel an incumbent leader who faces a close race coming up we'll look at how much his relations with the u.s. play a role in the upcoming vote. leading world power struggle to find an answer on what best to do with foreign fighters who joined. want to go home again r.t. hears from some of those militants direct. might be the biggest mistake of my life that we emigrated. that we made absolutely cannot be undone unfortunately we will be punished for the mistakes that. the experts say facebook is failing to contain online crime claiming so-called flea markets trading stolen id. credit card details hacking tools all done in plain sight will tell you all about it. today on monday morning is say. things watching out international live the next thirty minutes with world news sunday with libya very much back in the news again the latest for the smalling is that twenty one people have been killed and scores wounded in fighting for. troll of the capital tripoli the battle between the u.s. backed. government and rival government led by general khalifa haftar really e

you are establishing an apartheid state in israel! what is being done by the arab region at the moment? benjamin netanyahu was well received. 0man is two million and the arabs, 400 million. we cannot say that he is winning the arabs onto his side. now there is a huge change in the arab world. there is revolution, popular revolution in algeria, popular revolution in sudan and other places. the middle east is changing. now, netanyahu is re—creating, re—establishing re—encouraging radicalisation in the arab world. this is the danger. we don't usually agree on these questions but i think that the election result, which has actually had very little attention outside the region, really because it wasn't a story that the western media was hoping for or expecting which was that benjamin netanyahu having his career ended. but i think his victory is a tragedy and a potential geo—strategic catastrophe because the attempt to unseat him was a manifestation of another israel, the other israel which can through its military and civil society

a general election looms in israel and incumbent leader jack benjamin netanyahu faces a close race look at how much his relations with the u.s. play a role in the upcoming vote it's. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with mean if you erin the top story this hour a new euro skeptic alliance is uniting within the news borders with italian interior minister moto salvini vowing to create a european spring this comes just a month before europe's parliamentary elections. rather short we are working towards building a new european dream which for me has become a nightmare. into focus family unity environmental protection and the future of young people will do it as an alternative movement. in paris for the details that show it to many see this euro skeptic alliance being able to make an impact. yes they do many people are hoping that they will gain a number of additional any peace in the european parliament and that will allow them to have some sort of powerhouse that we haven't seen from you are a skeptic parties in the past. as he was launching this cross party this euro

the vast majority of the party remains fro israel. -- remains pro-israel. it does allow netanyahu and his allies on the right to make the claim that the left, whether it is the left in israel or the left in europe or the left in the united states is anti-semitic and therefore this kind of right-wing alliance that has emerged under prime minister his party andeen the republican party is the key to israel's future. many israelis have come to believe that president trump is israel's best friend in the white house and that a republican administration is likely to be more supportive of israel. whether that is true or not is a different question. kevin: fascinating. we will be watching the results and i know you will. from northeast university. coming up, preet bharara. this is bloomberg. ♪ kevin: from washington, d.c., i'm kevin cirilli. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg tv. our colleague talked with the saudi energy minister. here is what he said about saudi aramco's bond sale. >> the press reports and the analysts and investors have been extremely impr

or israel is. germany has been slow to develop a national computer security strategy and there are a few examples of technology made in germany in the booming private cybersecurity sector. and then there is the shortage of qualified personnel experts in computer security have their choice of employers worldwide. vo to work it takes us quite a while to recruit specialists to fill taken positions. of course we're competing with a lot of other companies it's a tight market and germany simply doesn't have enough cyber security experts to meet the demand. let's take a look at the size and scope of the international cyber security market. experts predict that the global economic damage caused by cyber crime is expected to reach six trillion dollars a year by twenty twenty one that's good news for the cyber security industry. ninety three billion dollars will be spent on computer security in twenty eighteen and that amount is set to increase. one study. shows that some countries including the u.s. austral

general election looms in israel an incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu faces a close race coming up we'll look at how much his relations with the u.s. play a role in the upcoming vote. getting world power struggle to find what best to do with foreign fighters who joined by still in syria and iraq and. again his direct. might be the biggest mistake of my life that we emigrated. that we made absolutely cannot be undone unfortunately we will be punished for the mistake that we've made. and cyber security experts say facebook is failing to contain online crime claiming so-called flea markets trade stolen identity data credit card details and hacking skills all in plain sight. just to hear moscow's eighth of april hello to you watching r.t. international line is me kevin owen thirty minutes of world news coming up starting with libya very much in the headlines again the latest for this lunchtime is that at least forty six people from both sides have been killed in fighting and scores wounded in the battle for control of the capital tripoli the fight between on one side the u.s. backed go

as the legitimate president when israel has been hit by another huge power outage with reports of twenty out of twenty three states affected wants people to come out and protest against the ongoing public services failures the president nicolas maduro is blaming us sabotage for the power cuts mike hanna has more now from the u.n. in new york. vice president mike pence says he was sent by president trump to give one simple message to the united nations that it must revoke the credentials off the venezuelan ambassador in the body and that it must support a change in governance within venezuela itself the time has come for the united nations to recognize interim president won by doe as the legitimate president of venezuela and seek his representative in this body this body should revoke the credentials of venezuela's representative to the united nations recognize interim president one guy go and see the representative of the free venezuelan government in this body without delay with all due respect mr ambassador you shouldn't be here you should return to venezuela and tell nicolas maduro th

thank you for joining us benjamin netanyahu look sets for a fifth time as israel's prime minister this by the pointy of his main rival winning as many seats both code and the blue and white coalition of benny gantz have secured thirty five seats but it's now is expected to get the support of smaller right wing parties to form a coalition government we begin our coverage with this report from harry fawcett in tel aviv. after a night of wild be diverging exit polls benjamin netanyahu waited and waited until it started to move in his favor the two in the morning he took to the stage to declare what he called an unimaginable victory. with me already tonight i have started talks with the heads of the right wing parties our natural partners already tonight almost everyone declared publicly that they will recommend i form the next government they will recommend it to our president i intend to work quickly to establish a stable national government i want to make it clear it will be a right wing government but i intend to be the prime minister of all israeli citizens right or left jews and non

he just arrived yesterday from israel. he is our israel-based international fellow. he's an awarding winning middle east commentator for israel television. he's israel's best known and most accomplished interpreter of the middle east for israelis, and he helps us understand both sides of the arab/israel divide, helps us understand israeli politics, national security, as well as understanding how israelis view the world around them. i'm delighted to welcome ehud back to the washington institute. speaking second via video direct from israel is tal shalev, the chief political correspondent for the a leading israeli web portal. she's been a news editor, an international television reporter for itv news. i'm delighted to be able to welcome tal, who will bring us the latest direct from israel. there you can see tal up on your screens. i should say that those who are listening to their c-span audience right now can't see tal, but she's right there on video to participate in today's event. parenthetically if i could ask everyone to please turn your cell phones on mute becaus

he has stood up to us presidents who do not seem good for israel and he has shown that he isa for israel and he has shown that he is a great friend of the current president. should there be a prospect for peace in the trunk deal, he will be able to work with the president to bring that about. —— trump. maybe it's crazy —— might maybe israelis feel they have kept them safe. reduce the number of rocket attacks on the whole, kept them alive, made relations with arab states and knows how to deal with us presidents good and bad for the country. maybe he is the man again. the collapse of the late — right left and liberal labour. that is partly because the left has lost its way in israel. they did not in this campaign represent their best policies. they had their vote stolen by the blue—and—white party, the new party that did not exist last year. which is a coalition of famous figures to get rid of benjamin netanyahu. figures to get rid of benjamin neta nyahu. they figures to get rid of benjamin netanyahu. they did manage to decimate the left and steal away votes from the labour p

but everybody said you didn't have peace in the middle east with israel and the palestinians i think we have it and i think we have now is better with bibi happy one. well the u.s. secretary of state in the last couple of hours on capitol hill mike pompei was saying that that peace plan that the administration they're working on for two years is set to be released soon and we have been hearing that for some time and there is skepticism about the success of the plan given that the united states acknowledges there are no public conversations taking place right now with the palestinians kimberly's thank you. for this prime minister is in brussels right now for an emergency meeting with e.u. leaders to plead her case for an extension to resume a wants to delay the u.k. exit from the e.u. until june the thirtieth with the possibility of an earlier departure if the withdrawal deal is ratified but the european council president is proposing a far longer extension of up to one year. many people beatrice straight at the summit is taking place actually because the u.k. should be left to use by