kalandia is jerusalem and the war does not to the present the borders of the city of jerusalem. we are out of the circle by jewish only roads up the roads israeli roads industrial zones military installations but when it comes to tax paying everybody in this neighborhood and in all of the decent neighborhoods be taxes to the municipality while if you out of palestinian neighborhoods you do not get any benefits back from the municipality and. the purpose of the war was to exploit empty land and this is why you see where the three is are and where there is a population concentration like a father like kalandia it is to disconnect them from jerusalem. in one night as israeli army came with bulldozers and they came in they said with demolishing eight hundred homes and they destroyed the whole structures even the commander said you no longer need to watch al-jazeera or stevie or the news to see syria this is we're making and you see it again and just going around the city over here you will see one house after another being destroyed to ruins. when it comes to east jerusalem four out

kalandia is jerusalem and the war does not the cresent the borders of the city of jerusalem. we are out of the circle by jewish only roads up the roads israeli roads industrial zones military installations but when it comes to tax paying everybody in this neighborhood and in all of the decent neighborhoods be taxes to the municipality while if you are a palestinian neighborhood you do not get any benefits back from the municipality and. the purpose of the war was to annex empty land and this is why you see where the three is are and where there is a population concentration like before are like kalandia at this to disconnect them from jerusalem. in one night that israeli army came with bulldozers and they came in they said with demolishing eight hundred homes and they destroyed the whole structures even the commander said you no longer need to watch al-jazeera or stevie or the news to see syria this is we're making a new cd at you and just going around the city over here you will see one house after another being destroyed ruins. when it comes to east jerusalem four out of ev

kalandia is jerusalem and the war does not the cresent the borders of the city of jerusalem. we are out of the circle by jewish only roads up the roads israeli roads industrial zones military installations but when it comes to tax paying everybody in this neighborhood and in all of the decent neighborhoods be taxes to the municipality while if you are a palestinian neighborhood you do not get any benefits back from the municipality.

they were prohibited from living in jerusalem for about five centuries. at the six seven they demolished the model comported to expand the area in front of the western wall. the daughters demolishing everything historical buildings including the mall school to the school and they have ultimately used to grade those two so that they would live in that land. tourists would buy the idea that we have well defined quarters all the way from lionsgate st you have basically major christian sites. that are muslim families for example who live in the christian quarter it just when you see christian course it also of course and it doesn't sound right to build on what the for most of us said my name is there a model named after our model or that i'm a palestinian question from one of the main christian families of jerusalem i was named after the holy pharaoh much as a testimony to the beautiful relationship and to the beautiful tolerance that a lot of roof has expressed with his. in concert with peter so for this minute margaret said our christian never heard me beca

to jerusalem and hard place. i cannot claim today that i'm respecting israel and because it's not possible to respect an apartheid regime and system which brings me and justice and fairness. when i organize the worst and i try to show what we are confronting is actually a very drastic and speedy transformation of our city wherever we go in this beautiful majestic damascus gate we see ours where police stations they come in microscopes to watch and to monitor the youths and the people walking in the streets and so on this is not the political story but i just want you to see that there are israeli soldiers everywhere. there is a very ugly scene today in jerusalem which i try not to beautify but to be indifferent to these ugly scenes and to show what's left of the beautiful palestine and the treasures of the city of jerusalem. on these. fake. grave leaves. and this is their own house even if he gets his house and he never actually lived here in this house. the way. we are here in the muslim quarter you cannot go in

they were prohibited from living in jerusalem for about five centuries. at the six seven they demolished the model comported to expand the area in front of the western wall. the daughters demolishing everything historical buildings including the mall school during school and they have ultimately used to grade those two so that they would live in that land. tourists would buy the idea that we have well defined quarters all the way from lionsgate st you have basically major christian sites. that are muslim families for example who live in the christian quarter it just when you see christian course it also of course and it doesn't sound right to build on what the for most of us said my name is there a model named after our model or though i'm a palestinian question from one of the main christian families of jerusalem i was named after him and a fair amount as a testimony to the beautiful relationship and to the beautiful tolerance that i want to fuck bob has expressed with his. in concert with big three or so for this minute mother breastfed our christian ne

. >> protesters from jerusalem trek over 70 miles to pilate's palace. after five days, pilate calls out his troops. >> he expects that they are going to just disband because who wouldn't disband when there's a threat of death so imminently? instead, the jews bare their necks to pilate, and they say that they are willing to die for the law if necessary. pilate realizes that he's been outmaneuvered. he might be prepared to execute a few people here, but he doesn't want to massacre people. >> it's interesting that pilate backs down. does this show astute political judgement, or does it just show that he's perhaps a little more weak-willed than he might have been? >> pilate really does have to reappraise how is he gonna govern the jewish people who are willing to die over, really, quite small offenses, in his eye? >> but pilate's biggest challenge is yet to come. >> am i to crucify your king? look sprint's gonna do things differently, and let you decide for yourself. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. try it out and see the savings. i

david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality therere is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it.t. >> we are here i in a bubble.e. after sometimeme of working together with jamal i said let's do this in california. you only have to choose e in th neighbororhood what kindnd of l youu want inn the morning.g. >> whehen i go therere i'm alwa eager to go o to my ppeople, to neighbhborhood. i wantnt to have the least interaction with the israelisis as popossiblele. >>>> many israelis ddon't wana know aboutut palesninians. they don't w want toto reaeach they don't wwant to cross into streets and d neighborhoodods w the paleststinians li

many in east jerusalem face pressure on us threats to or to move out. but if i can take the opportunity of this interview and speak through you directly to them i would say despite the cost and despite the difficulties do not give up never give up because palestinians are not people who are coming through this land and just just renting their apartments or their houses for a short period of time before they move on their part of this land they're part of this landscape when the far i would have patron founders of said the as bishop desmond tutu little from south africa and the as this famous saying that says it's an elephant to stepping on the mouse and you leave it for the elephant and the most the figured it out you're taking the side of the elephant and this is i think most of us palestinians we feel the international community observing us while we are on the margins and we need help with asking help and you're right to do that you're absolutely right to demand that from the international community not just to ask for it in any context this would ne

they are guys that they are trying to judaize sa east jerusalem you are the only one that can save this city and if you will not do it it now they fear that in the future will not be now seemed too safe because they said to live they are working secretly systematically and they are taking everything they can so you should do so sensi it medically is that the city is under. the respect. it was one of the thousand earth of a settlement in the gaza study. oh. this and i was one of the found there was of. it's incredible a field during these days so for old to be a settler he takes. the do years before you realize that something it doesn't wark each ideology has a price and the prize that we are paying for their ideology of the great israel. is is too much is too much. three months after i arrived in entering into the army to go to the army because they say that this is my are all zionist should go to the army and fi for the country. knocked over seventy two he you know the young people war started two weeks after a pause in jericho in front of the feared egyptian army in cia. who was in an

outlawed by the temple authorities, he and his disciples retreat from jerusalem to seek safety beyond the river jordan. >> meanwhile in bethany, lazarus, the brother of martha and mary, is sick. >> we come to the story in john 11 about mary and martha and lazarus in the middle of things. something has gone tragically wrong, and lazarus is at death's door. >> most people who got sick would know that they were going to die. there aren't treatments that are going to ease your suffering at the end of life. knowing that you're going to die of a disease is a terrifying prospect. >> for mary and martha, only a miracle can save their brother. >> is it surprising that when we meet lazarus, he is defined by his sickness? it shouldn't be. all throughout the gospels, we see jesus as a healer. >> mary and martha send out an urgent communique to jesus, "the one whom you love is desperately ill. get yourself down here as quickly as you can possibly do it. you might be able to prevent this." >> jesus is far from bethany, beyond the jordan river. >> it does seem that mary and martha know where jesus a

train and where did she go and she tells me yes of course i took the train because a this trade in jerusalem connects us with the rest of palestine when you look at the old photos and you imagine how their lifestyle was a bad time and when you visit the train station today it's like a disney bark it's it's full of restaurants full of people who are completely indifferent to the history of the of this space who are completely ignorant of words to say they don't belong you know my son often tells me you know mama these people they don't seem to belong at all to this city it doesn't go with the spirit of the people today. we were the owners of these houses seventy seven percent of west jerusalem before forty eight was palestinian owned and when i talk about palestinians i talk about muslims christians and the minority of jewish people. the new first train station as they call it a look at the kitchens inside the rest. most of those people will be palestinians probably from the west bank or from marginalized areas and to most of them with very low salaries. they are treated like garbage and this

>>> 2007, the hebrew university of jerusalem. archaeologist cause a sensation when they reveal the discovery of. >> what could be the most important find in the middle east. >> what could be the tomb of an ancient king, herod. >> 8 feet long and made of pink limestone it's beautifully carved and polished so meticulously it resembled marvel. >> finding any king's tomb is big but the tomb of king herod the great, the most famous ruler of judea is winning the sweep stakes or lottery right there. >> it's immensely exciting. it's a connection to a man that was not only a legend of the bible but also a real and really important figure in ancient history. >> historical texts tell us herod is one of the great kings of the ancient world. from 37 b.c., he rules judea for 33 years. >> he was the most mag any acceptabili magnificent, the most wealthy, the most powerful, the most generous jewish king he could be. >> he is someone who at the height of his powers was a great builder and a great planner. >> he was a brilliant political leader in

. >> now his parents went to jerusalem every year for the feast of the passover, and when he became 12, they went up there according to the custom of the feast. >> the fact that the family of jesus are regularly going to jerusalem for passover suggests that what we've got here is a pious family who have a real adherence to the traditions of israel and to the hebrew bible. >> the journey from the galilei to jerusalem on passover would have been somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 miles and taken on foot about 7 days, so this was a really big undertaking. >> evidence of first-century jerusalem can be found deep under the modern city. >> archaeologists tunneled down for years until they finally came to this point here. this is the street level from the time of jesus. you can see the columns here that, that held up the roofs of shops where shopkeepers would have been selling their goods. you can imagine children running through the streets and people yelling at one another, and of course these are the streets where jesus would have walked towards the temple to go up to worship. i mean thi

leader recognized jerusalem and the golan heights and israeli territory. also this hour period minister forms an alliance of right wing nationalist parties saying he aims to shake up the e.u. after next month's elections. worldwide this is the international money called embrace a pm here in moscow area top stories in an unprecedented foreign policy move to trumpet ministration has designated iran's revolutionary guards as a foreign terrorist organization the us president announced the decision on monday repeating accusations that the elite force both finances and promotes terrorism. today i am formally announcing my administration's plan to designate iran's islamic revolutionary guard cool as the i own g c including its qods force as a foreign terrorist organization. across this kind of open in new york anomalies correspondent polis. what details were there regarding washington's designation. well this is the first time that a big part of another country's government has been designated as foreign terrorism as a foreign terrorist organization by the u.s. g

correspondent in jerusalem. and guilty verdicts for the define leaders of the pro-democracy demonstrations in hong kong during the peaceful movement the so-called umbrella movement to shut down the city in a four months in a battle political rights and breach of autonomy from beijing. how did a woman. britain's prime minister to resign me is on a last issue european trip today to try and convince germany's angle of makkah and french president in manama crawl to agree to another extension to the brakes a deadline. arrived in berlin a short while ago for tourists but as with other aspects of bragg's it arrival at the chancery didn't go past plan the british prime minister had arrived a little too early and back it was not there to welcome her it was only after two reason he went inside that both leaders came back out for the composite saree handshakes for all the photographers of waiting to capture that moment of this berlin visit comes ahead of a special e.u. breakfast summit in brussels tomorrow tourism is expec

palestinians of course want to see east jerusalem as part of the cutest state. but this campaign was mainly about a style of new leadership basically he was talking a lot about wanting to unify the country less polarizing politics he also talked about clean politics clearly in reference to prime minister netanyahu. and of course his politics would also be determined by the kind of coalition he would have to form if you would be tossed from the next government. that took a much cleaner politics netanyahu is facing corruption charges in three separate cases what implications of will this have in case he's asked to form the government . why from a legal point of view for now at there's nothing to prevent crime in the snow from being a candidate for running in the elections and also to become again the next prime minister the attorney general had announced some weeks ago that that he intends to indict mr netanyahu and several corruption charges pending a hearing so this hearing will have to take place that into course. maybe is sometime in the summer and then there

recognition of israel's occupation of east jerusalem and the golan heights. the king of saudi arabia denounced donald trump's decision as a violation of international law. the palestinian issue remains one of our top priorities until the palestinians get all their legitimate rights including the right to establish an independent state based on one hundred sixty seven borders with east jerusalem as the capital and we reject any attempt to undermine syria's sovereignty over the golan heights that they had of the united nations called and to the israeli palestinian conflict based on the two state solution. delivered a sharp rebuke to the trump administration accusing it of encouraging israel to annex palestinian territory a bass warned that jerusalem wasn't for sale. i had to say that from what happened during the era of trump has never been heard or seen during the areas prior to him they might have been hiding the policies then came trump with all impoliteness to announce this policy that is categorically against the international legitimacy since one nine hun

the recognition of jerusalem as our capital. he said that there would be some painful things that israel will not like either so this is why i think the palestinians should come with open minds to the to the negotiation so that the trumpet ministration has recently recognized israel the sovereignty over golan hates this unilateral move has been rejected across the board in the international community basically by almost everyone but some of the most staunch trump allies and that's how any adult who has been you know lobbying it as another foreign policy victory but if virtually no one else says the golan as israel does that really mean victory. well i think for bibi it meant victory also a political victory and we saw it's in the in the ballot saying in the hole for the election he won in a very big way but for israel the golan heights are important today more than ever before because things have changed since iran is trying to take over. syria which is against the interest of israel or the interest of fair syria or fair of the

s merienda gone she joins me now from jerusalem very good to see you what's the voter turnout so far. the turnout so far the last numbers that i saw or heard about were around thirty six percent since the voting booths close to ten pm they're expected of course to rise and the general voter turnout in israel is very high around seventy percent one interesting thing arab or palestinian citizens turnout so far has been much lower or much lower than in the last elections at around twenty percent so far and there are various reasons for that but one thing is for certain the arab vote is very important in israel because it will also make a big difference to which parties enter the knesset the israeli parliament how many mandates they'll have and what coalition building options the winning party will have to marry him and you know who is of course hoping to secure a record fifth term was he up against talk to us about his challenger because this is he's a bit of an unknown on the world stage what flour pharmacy running on and is he risen meeting with israeli voters. yes so benny gantz in is

why do we have in jerusalem people saying it is or have to work for the jewish people or i have to work for the palestinian people because this is the. narrative of the right wingers of the right wingers for them we are in the middle of. conflict and we are fighting a. against. them is not the healthiest if you are united city you know it's every everybody knows that this is not the united city and everybody knows that this is a city were discrimination is running what they succeeded to do for the first time in jerusalem is to show. how this discrimination works. and. to the meaning of the discrimination with empirical data it was defeatist one dad to succeed to analyze the municipal budget must be a very difficult job or yes it was very difficult first of all because for the municipality and for the people in jerusalem you are kind of cheick. you work for the palestinians not for the jewish people how can you do it and i try to answer them try to explain them it's a mistake what i am doing i am doing for the freezer and for the jewish people because they are convinced that if the patie

a city defined by military occupation there's never been an arab state here at the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but this depôt structure that meant there is because on a project that's what we refuse it was one of the founders of the settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is in the twenty first century jerusalem a rock and a hard place on al-jazeera egypt strongman is ruling with an iron fist and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the mark for city for security while western leaders turning a blind eye when even their own citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture or censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london man in cairo on al-jazeera. watching other sirrah let's recap our headlines now at least one person is reported dead in fighting between forces loyal to libyan warlord flee for half starved and troops from the u.n. right now his government in

recognition of israel's occupation of east jerusalem of the golan heights. the king of saudi arabia denounced donald trump's decision as a violation of international. career the palestinian issue remains one of our top priorities until the palestinians get all their legitimate rights including the right to establish an independent state based on one hundred sixty seven borders with east jerusalem as the capital and we reject any attempt to undermine syria's sovereignty over the golan heights they had of the united nations called and to these rarely palestinian conflict based on the two state solution palestinian leader mahmoud abbas delivered a sharp rebuke to the trump other ministration accusing it of encouraging israel to annex palestinian territory our bass warned that jerusalem wasn't for sale. as i've had to say that for him what happened during the era of trump has never been heard or seen during the errors prior to him they might have been hiding the policies then came trump with all impoliteness to announce this policy that is categorically against

stiff challenge to for term prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his right wing likud party were in jerusalem. on the ark thank you so much for your company everyone. it is crunch time for british prime minister theresa may she's been on a whirlwind european tour ahead of a crucial issue summit tomorrow and just days before the u.k. scheduled departure from the bloc she met with french president in myanmar calm and paris and earlier she was here in berlin for talks with german chancellor angela merkel may once an extension to the leaving date is thought that berlin favors a long extension but paris once a short while the prime minister's office simply said she and meryl had agreed that britain should not leave the e.u. without a deal. just as with briggs it to resume his arrival at the chancellery didn't go as planned the british prime minister was obviously a little too early and merkel wasn't there to welcome her it was only after to resume a went inside that both leaders came back out for compulsory handshakes but smiles can't hide the fact that the german chancellor and other european lea

jews, christians, muslims, this is jerusalem. we will take you places where cameras have never been before with exclusive footage, interviews and access. that was a sneak peek of battle in the holy city. pete joins us now. it's always good to have you. i feel like you need to step up my attire every time because you always look so great. >> no, no. >> can you tell me a little bit about what this series is about. >> it's the most fascinated project i've ever been a part of. i grew up in a baptist home, i thought i understood jerusalem until you go there. you see the historic sites and you see the new things being revealed to this day. for juice, christians, muslims, they see jerusalem as the center of the universe. the battle is not over. it's been raging now for thousands of years. today, at this moment, fox nation was able to take cameras to places that have never been before, to tell parts of the story that are still unfolding today. i thought i would do something about jerusalem. then we met the biggest leaders and went to the

leader recognized jerusalem and the golan heights as sovereign israeli territory. and italy's interior minister forms an alliance of right wing nationalist parties saying he aims to shake up the e.u. after next month's elections. are broadcasting live direct our studios in moscow this is our two international and sometimes. in an unprecedented foreign policy move the trumpet ministration has designated iran's revolutionary guard as a foreign terrorist organization us secretary of state might bump a zero announced of the decision on monday repeating accusations that the elite force both finances and promotes terrorism. 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 goods force as a foreign terrorist organization accordance with section two nineteen of the immigration and nationality act this designation will take effect one week from today. all right earlier my colleague paul and bray discuss these developments with ou

biggest enemy when an orthodox came to jerusalem and he was found to be trustworthy and on this we have peace with him the same thing you do with. jordan this was the same attitude that israel came with the ostler agreement and i can tell you during the agreements the first years eighty percent of israelis where for a palestinian state eighty percent. no it's just the opposite and what happened in the middle was the intifada because in two thousand came david and i was part of the israeli team we met with arafat and the palestinian team which was the prime minister made a very very generous offer including dividing jerusalem and arafat rejected it and not only rejected it but he started this worst intifada where one thousand or more than one thousand israelis were killed so this is why the israelis feel now a sense of. betrayal by the palestinians in today if you ask most israelis they are against a palestinian state ever and this is sophie i think is the main point if we will see a leadership of the palestinians who are ready to negotiate and without preconditions and to negotiate with

in a decade is coming from three former army chiefs of staff men who also know security here in west jerusalem most people are telling us that security has always been a priority for israelis but there are other issues just as important that need to be addressed in a simple that people here are barely living it's the economy we can have costs go up without salaries also increasing i hope this time netanyahu will have the strength to create a broadly focused government that will be able to address all of these issues not only emphasize security which is where we invest most of our money recent polls show that the main issues on voters' minds are security the economy and corruption netanyahu is facing corruption charges in three separate cases you turn to general has announced he intends to indict the prime minister pending a pretrial hearing and it's trying to resize curity just like he's trying to emphasize the economy just like his trying to live out of relations but the election is not about any of those three things it's about corruption and whether israelis care about. so far as occasions

and to secure his fifth in office harry force and starts our coverage from west jerusalem. just hours after claiming victory came a different tone from the man now likely to become the leader of israel's opposition. they want to different way and we're going to deliver it i told you that i came for ten years this is only the first morning there's plenty of work ahead of me. in reality the day brought only growing certainty that the former army chiefs project to unseat israel's prime minister had failed. only b.b. king bibi had been a chance in the early hours of wednesday and once again benjamin netanyahu backed up his boast that there really is no one like him in israeli politics. very moved that the people of israel put their trust in me again for the fifth time a greater trust even he managed to take enough votes from right wing rivals to gain seats for his likud party without undermining support for his preferred coalition partners personally as well as politically the stakes have never been higher i think the main purpose of these elections the was to get a majority in

jesus rose again. >> in jerusalem you find the spirit of jesus. >> everybody feels like jerusalem is a holy place. >> reporter: israeli guide takes me through the old city. this is the center of the spiritual universe for so many different faiths. >> holy to the christians. holy to the muslims. holy to the jews. all within these city walls. >> reporter: this is the holiest site in the jewish faith. they call it the western wall. some remember it being called the wailing wall. >> wall of lamentations, the 2,000 years of weeping, of tears over the destruction of the temp. >> reporter: this wall is essentially a synagogue. it's a place of worship for jews? >> very emotional spot here, no doubt. the long tradition of placing notes at the western wall sort of a direct communication with god. >> reporter: can anyone come and write a note of any faith? >> oh, for sure. >> reporter: here we have the mosque? >> yes. that's the main prayer hall of the muslim population here in jerusalem. >> welcome, savannah. >> reporter: the temple mount where the jewish temple once stood is home to islam's t

kalandia is jerusalem and the war does not to the present the borders of the city of jerusalem. we are out of the circle by jewish only roads up the roads israeli roads industrial zones military installations but when it comes to tax paying everybody in this neighborhood and in all of the decent neighborhoods be taxes to the municipality while if you out of palestinian neighborhoods you do not get any benefits back from the municipality and. the purpose of the war was to exploit empty land and this is why you see where the three is are and where there is a population concentration like a father like kalandia it is to disconnect them from jerusalem. in one night as israeli army came with bulldozers and they came in they said would demolishing eighteen homes and they destroyed the whole structures even the commander said you no longer need to watch al-jazeera or stevie or the news to see syria this is we're making a new cd at you and just going around the city over here you will see one house after another being destroyed or once. when it comes to east jerusalem four out of every

it's a packed night at a sports bar in west jerusalem but the screens aren't showing leo messi or cristiana ronaldo the largely young crowd has come instead to see a new star player in the wire a form of mushy figuring whose surge in the polls has been one of the stories of the israeli election an issue in the law he's proposing something very liberal the legalization of money i personally don't smoke but i think in today's world it has to be legalized fagan's libertarian message goes beyond marijuana to separating religion and state ending the military draft reforming education but his a hoot or identity party's platform also reflects the far right positions of a man who's been banned from entering britain for fostering hate what about the non jewish residents he wants to annex the occupied west bank in gaza and dispatch hundreds of thousands of palestinians to other countries allowing only those who swear allegiance to israel to stay which only a small minority would be granted citizenship yes we do believe that to keep our identity in the germs it is restated only to the state and we kee

our correspondent china kramer who filed that report joins us now from jerusalem tanya this is a neck and neck race netanyahu has just close to an acceptance in the west bank could that tip the scales in his favor. well i think it's definitely a call to his nationalist days to his voters and also do some might rather vote for small the right big party said also want to get in stick knesset he wants to tell them basically to come out for the likud and not to nose any of those votes to smaller parties might then not posses the electros specials and netanyahu is under pressure as we've heard i mean it's posters predict a neck to neck race between his likud party and the new blue and white party by former army general benny gantz and of course in israel it's all about being able to build a coalition and if the trust of paul says we have to take always there is polls that grain of salt they're not always that accurate then the. right wing has more chances to build a coalition then maybe the blue and white because you know there has been a shift to what's right and the writing block is much

jerusalem as the capital and moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem or whether at bats been recognizing israeli sovereignty in the syrian golan heights the the u.s. has been handing israel gifts to bolster the netanyahu election bid and to strengthen him as a president because he is instrumental in the trump peace plan there is going to be a day of reckoning however because trump is also facing presidential elections in two thousand and twenty and he's going to want something in return for all that he has done to support to support netanyahu so you're going to see that you're going to see now the reverse in which netanyahu presents as the answer to the evangelicals in trump space as the only as the only viable president that could could guide the u.s. it was also interesting is that actually a lot of. jewish voters in the united states don't actually support to try so it's quite an interesting dynamic any made over slee a folk are just a few days ago you know telling a conference of jewish americans that you know tha

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view from jerusalem because from the program to counter political warfare in jerusalem a thanks for your time today you live on the air with us is looking increasingly likely as are saying that it will get through form some form of coalition although it's looking a bit tricky at the moment if it does is there going to be. a nod to the fact that he said pretty strong opposition this time. but he. left is he going to give a nod to that or is he going to carry on its own sweet way. well you know kevin prime minister has actually made if he does form the coalition and it's extremely likely that he will form the coalition mr ganns simply does not have the numbers to get past sixty one and you are right now has a coalition of opposition parties called blue and white which are the colors of the israeli flag who will be sitting in the opposition keeping him in check but let's be very clear about one thing there is virtually no difference in foreign policy between or in security policy between mr dances coalition of parties blue and white and. mr. likud both of them are center a center right on s

recognition of israel's occupation of east jerusalem and the golan heights. the king of saudi arabia denounced donald trump's decision as a violation of international law all. year the palestinian issue remains one of our top priorities until the palestinians get all their legitimate rights including the right to establish an independent state based on one nine hundred sixty seven borders with east jerusalem as the capital and we reject any attempt to undermine serious sovereignty over the golan heights they had of the united nations called and to the israeli palestinian conflict and based on the two state solution allison your leader mahmoud abbas delivered a sharp rebuke to the trump administration accusing it of encouraging israel to annex palestinian territory our bass warned that jerusalem wasn't for sale. as i know this american administration has put in and to its role as a mediator in the peace process the u.s. is a biased mediator. they're an oblique was established more than seventy years ago and has always been beset by divisions and armed conflict

tanya thank you so much for that tanya cramer in jerusalem. now to some of the other stories making news around the world today u.s. president donald trump's homeland security chief has resigned houston nielson was the face of trump's controversial border policies including the wall extension on the mexico border and the separation of migrant parents from their children i want she was also reported to be a frequent target of the president's top language and british prime minister theresa may says there's still a chance that her government could reach a compromise with the opposition labor party on a break that deal leaders are expecting to hear details of a plan at an emergency summit on wednesday u.k. is slated to leave the european union on friday. united states has called for an immediate halt to a military offensive by rebel libyan general hard to seize the capital tripoli troops loyal to our are reported to be advancing on the city after launching the operational thursday at least thirty people have been killed and dozens injured in the f

are listing the story now to jerusalem where our correspondent tanya kramer she is standing by good evening to you tanya so where are we in terms of the vote counting in the tally. well i think we have to be a bit more patient i mean the votes are being counted about the results are not expected until tomorrow morning at the moment we do have the exit polls that were published by old and major t.v. channels here and there are also as you said it's a very close phrase stay a bit contradictory even one of the channels said channel twelve blue and white thirty seven seats thirty three ten thirteen said those at certain think six blue and white and the likud and con also gave the blue and white that's the public vote. narrow indeed over the likud now of course everybody is now starting to count to know what that would make in terms of possible coalition partners because it is what it's all about who could then. build a coalition to form the next government and we know this evening shortly after the first exit polls were announced both netanyahu and guns they declared victory i mean looking at t