recognition at the united nations and after that mr netanyahu came to the united states and i'm sure your viewers would know that congress has far more powers or is the most powerful branch of the u.s. government he came and here dress the united states congress in fourteen men as he got twenty nine standing ovations in which he categorically refuse to recognize those boundaries and i think it's very important to understand that as long as there is an alley it that means every jewish person from anywhere in the vault can go and live in israel then israel is to continue to expand and is doing so at the expense of the palestinians with american money so no i am for the peace talks i think norman and with certainly no reputation of marching in. dick he worked for a pac then he started the washington institute for near east policy to give a clear image to the pro israel thought crime here in the space act he is not a person that would be suitable for negotiating peace talks if peace talks are to take place and certainly not somebody is biased and is pro israel is. ok norman and you know

recognition at the united nations and after that mr netanyahu came to the united states and i'm sure your viewers would know that congress has far more powers or is the most powerful branch of the u.s. government he came and here dressed the united states congress and what it meant as he got twenty nine standing ovations in which he categorically refused to recognize those boundaries and i think it's very important to him just that. there's long as there is ali it that means that every jewish person from anywhere in the world can go and live in israel then israel is to continue to expand and is doing so at the expense of the palestinians with american money so no i am for the peace talks i think norman of would certainly know the reputation of martin indyk he worked for a packet then he started the washington institute for near east policy to give a clear image to the pro israel. doctrine here in the space act he is not a person that would be suitable for negotiating peace talks if peace talks are to take place and certainly not somebody as biased and as pro israel is. ok norman you

all out war prime minister netanyahu ordered a peep plus alerts on iran's energy facilities in twenty ten that would make quote an israeli military strike inevitable a country spy chief with a gun knows it was an illegal move without going through as ation of cabinet and then netanyahu was quote trying to steal a war it's not no more stop that's in your has order being carried out but it received extremely forceful opposition from two people who were informed all me had gabby ashkenazi a man who called netanyahu as planned quote the stupidest idea i have ever heard both. there's no live posts israel's institute for national security studies war gamed precisely the attack ordered by netanyahu and found two possible one a contained reaction the other world war three. six zero from his producer and also gilad atzmon renounced his jewish religion and israeli citizenship the core of jewish identity he says has become racism joins us now it's great to speak to you why do we keep getting these unprovoked apocalyptic crises then more. easily are. then all doubt operated by the palestinians ma

united nations and after that mr netanyahu came to the united states and i'm sure you viewers would know that congress has far more powers or is the most powerful branch of the u.s. government he came and here dressed the united states congress in fourteen men as he got twenty nine standing ovations in which he categorically refuse to recognize those boundaries and i think it's very important to understand that as long as there is an alley it that means that every jewish person from anywhere in the vault can go and live in israel then israel is bound to continue to expand and is doing so at the expense of the palestinians with american money so no i am for the peace talks i think norman would certainly know the reputation of martin in. dick he worked for a pac then he started the washington institute for near east policy to give a clear image to the pro israel. doctrine here in the space act he is not a person that would be suitable for negotiating peace talks if peace talks are to take place and certainly not somebody is biased in this probe is well it's. ok norman you know what i

recognition at the united nations and after that mr netanyahu came to the united states and i'm sure your viewers would know that congress has far more powers or is the most powerful branch of the u.s. government he came and here dress the united states congress in fourteen minutes he got twenty nine standing ovations in which he categorically refuse to recognize those boundaries and i think it's very important to understand that there's long as there is an alley it that means that every jewish person from anywhere in the world can go and live in israel and israel is to continue to expand and is doing so at the expense of the palestinians with american money so no i am for the peace talks i think norman would certainly know the reputation of martin indyk he worked for a packet then he started the washington institute for near east policy to give a clear image to the pro israel. doctrine here in the space act he is not a person that would be suitable for negotiating peace talks if peace talks are to take place and certainly not somebody as biased and as pro israel is in there ok norma

is just running through achieve the goal so you think that anyone who is bluffing because netanyahu because i've spoken to a couple of israeli parliament ariens i've spoken to two israelis and they're all for a strike. yes yes no i don't think that he's bluffing he's an absolute psychopath and he reflects he reflects the agenda for the powers that be in israel each one of these players netanyahu george bush obama you know cameron they're all puppets and they're all supposed to read a different script at different times depending on what the agenda is the agenda is shifting slightly and it looks like israel and the people of israel the jewish state of israel are like sheep being led to slaughter because ultimately the policies of israel are completely and totally unsustainable even the cia said in two thousand and nine that israel would not be any would not even exist within twenty years henry kissinger and some said it wouldn't exist within ten years and the reason why is because its policies are totally self destructive and the puppet masters are quite happy to sacrifice the people

raging just north of major population centers in israel, prime minister netanyahu raised with me his concerns about those weapons potentially falling into the hands of al-nusra, al qaeda, the iraqi state of the lavon -- of the levant. this is a real threat. falling into the hands of hezbollah or any other al qaeda- affiliated terrorists. we were growing in our concern of that. incidentally, so were the russians. we consulted closely with israel about those contingencies. but frankly, neither of us had a perfect solution. as much as some yearned for a military strike on syria -- and i have heard it all -- it would not have effectively removed the threat and it would have entailed enormous risks to innocent civilians. at one point, that was our only option. at best, we believed if we could deter and degrade syria's chemical weapons capability through targeted military strikes -- don't forget, president obama made his decision and announced publicly that he was ready to take action. in the end, it was diplomacy that resulted in a peaceful process of accounting not for some, but of givin

, benjamin netanyahu's decision not to attend nelson mandela's funeral has raised a few eyebrows. because of security and travel would waste or the equivalent -- would race to the equivalent of 1.5 million euro, which was simply too much. >> the whole world will be attending hurt everyone, that is, except israel. benjamin netanyahu says he will skip the trip for nelson mandela's general. over a series of scandals over his highflying lifestyle and expensive habits, he says he cannot justify spending be someone .5 million euros needed to make the general. he -- the journey. he offers his tribute. >> nelson mandela was one of the seller figures of our age 30 with the father of his nation, a man is a vision of a freedom fighter who rejected any violence. >> last week, records obtained by civil liberties groups showed netanyahu spent 1200 euros in government funds on scented candles, 16,000 they wanter -- 16,000 euros on a water bill at his holiday home. commentators say the scandal was a convenient excuse. spends tens ofh millions on settlement construction, has nothing left over for

. >> why is israel so much against this? or are they? i mean, we know what netanyahu is saying. tom? >> that is a very good question. next question over here. [laughter] have enenoids mies, as henry kissinger said. even under, due to john, -- ahmadinejad -- they will always say this was not the right translation, that they did not want to wipe them off the map. it was a holocaust denier building a nuclear weapon. , think any israeli leader that itg ehud olmert, was proven for israel to take steps to try to engineer global sanctions, and even, if necessary, threaten war to ensure that you ran -- that iran did not get a nuclear weapon. i do not think that is wrong or was crazy at all. i have been -- critical of the fact that i think that it cannot also be an excuse for not working on the israeli-palestinian relationship. it was a legitimate threat, but what you have in israel, a diversity of opinion about what israel should do about it. we know the former intelligence chief and many former generals have come out against any military option and really believe that now is the time to ca

starting to achieve the goal so you think that's any al is bluffing because netanyahu because i've spoken to a couple of the problem terry and some spoken to to the israelis and they're all for a strike yes yes no i don't think that he's bluffing is an absolute psychopath and he reflects he reflects the agenda for the powers that be in israel each one of these players netanyahu george bush obama you know cameron they're all puppets and they're all supposed to read a different script at different times depending on what the agenda is the agenda is shifting slightly and it looks like israel and the people of israel the jewish state of israel are like sheep being led to slaughter because ultimately the policies of israel are completely and totally unsustainable even the cia said in two thousand and nine that israel would not be any would not even exist within twenty years henry kissinger said it wouldn't exist within ten years in the.

very critical role. what type of deal the u.s. would look for a comprehensive package. netanyahu oratisfy a deal to satisfy nonproliferation. i believe he would never be satisfied because everybody would ask about the peace process. he would be afraid to continue the iranian nuclear issue. u.s. is going to reach a comprehensive deal with iran to nonproliferation, we have three major arrangements. one is additional protocol, and another is code 3.1. maximumthe international community that they can expect from iran based on mpg. gary told the public that the withwould go to negotiate iraq, 3000 or 4000 centrifuges. these limitations are all beyond. if you nonproliferation treaty is the base, you have to stick to npt. 3.1, there is nothing to be done internationally. but if you're going to put , this is another issue. that you cannot find any type of limits. have one enrichment site or 10 enrichment sites. no one can impose on the members any limits. >> it is certainly not true. it has one magnificent qualifier. peaceful. aregs that are not peaceful not permitted even though we have

out a velvet approach to foreign policy. netanyahu has said recently, rouhani has an iron fist sheathed by a velvet glove. rouhani was a nuclear negotiator, and he even bragged that he had used at the cover to advance iran's nuclear efforts. while he may be president, he is not the supreme leader, which is khamenei. the guy who at the end of the day really controls the shots is ali khamenei. rouhani was chosen by a special, very small group that khamenei had picked. they chose acceptable candidates within a narrow band of political thought. i think people do, people i work with look forward to the day when people in iran have a genuine choice between alternatives politically, but they are a long way from it. to your point, in terms of how much wiggle room rouhani has, the iranians have two big goals. >> you can watch the rest of this online at the c-span video library. we will move onto the willard hotel for remarks by secretary of state on kerry at the brookings institution save and -- brookingsisrael forum onon save anban u.s.-israel relations. >> thank you for the generous i

right even though this has been a stork diplomatic agreement israeli prime minister netanyahu has already called the negotiation. storage mistake for the so many pieces on the chess board it's hard to make sense of who is really benefit in the long run and how to break it all down i'm joined by national coordinator for the answer coalition that's right thanks for coming in so negotiations with iran of course are ruffling many feathers israeli prime minister netanyahu saudi arabia is it that the u.s. is actually shifting its policy in the middle east well it's possible that there could be a shift the obama administration is advocating for only for a change in policy towards iran there is of course as you know both the israeli opposition and massive opposition inside of congress and from the military industrial complex against any such but i have to say it is the same sions have taken a huge toll on the iranian people the american government and the european union didn't allow iran to sell oil they froze their bank assets any government any company that wants to do a financial trans

agreement israeli prime minister netanyahu has already called the negotiations i store mistake so the so many pieces on the chess board it's kind of hard to make sense of who is really benefiting in the long run and help me break it all down i'm joined by national coordinator for the answer coalition thanks for coming in so negotiations with iran of course are roughly and many others israeli prime minister beauty netanyahu saudi arabia is it that the u.s. is actually shifting its policy in the middle east well it's possible that there could be a shift the obama administration is advocating for only for a change of policy towards iran. there is of course as you know both the israeli opposition and massive opposition inside of congress and from the military industrial complex against any such shift but i have to say it is the same sions have taken a huge toll on the iranian people the american government and the european union didn't allow iran to sell oil they froze their bank assets any government any company that wants to do a financial transaction with iran can only do so with the expl

minister netanyahu has already called the negotiations i was storing mistake of the so many pieces on the chessboard it's kind of hard to make sense of who is really benefit in the long run and help me break it all. i'm joined by national coordinator for the answer coalition thanks for coming in so negotiations with iran of course are roughly in many factors the prime minister netanyahu saudi arabia is it that the u.s. is actually shifting its policy in the middle east well it's possible that there could be a shift the obama administration is advocating for some way for a change in policy towards iran there is of course as you know both the israeli opposition and massive opposition inside of congress and from the military industrial complex against any such shift but i have to say it is the same sions have taken a huge toll on the iranian people the american government and the european union didn't allow iran to sell oil they froze their bank assets any government any company that wants to do a financial transaction with iran can only do so with the explicit consent of the treasury depart

prime minister netanyahu made his presentation before united nations last year, well, the picture of a bomb, he was referring to 20% enrichment, which the concern was if you get too much of that, you now have sufficient capacity to go ahead and create a nuclear weapon. we're taking that down to zero. we are stopping the advancement of the iraq facility, which would provide additional pathway, plutonium pathway for the development of nuclear weapons. we are going to have daily inspectors in ford rowan na tons. we will have additional inspections in iraq. and as a consequence during this six month period, iran cannot and will not advance its program or add additional stock piles of advanced uranium, enriched uranium. what we have done in exchange is kept all these sanctions in place, the architecture remains with respect to oil, with respect to finance, with respect to banking. what we've done is we turned the spigot slightly and said here is maximum $7 billion out of the over $100 billion of revenue of theirs frozen as a consequence of our sanctions to give us the time and space to te

you think that any a hole is just running to achieve the goal so you think netanyahu is bluffing because netanyahu because i've spoken to a couple of these rallies parliamentarians i've spoken to to the israelis and they're all for a strike. yes yes no i don't think that he's bluffing is an absolute psychopath and he reflects he reflects the agenda for the powers that be in israel each one of these players netanyahu george bush obama you know cameron they're all puppets and they're all supposed to read a different script at different times depending on what the agenda is the agenda is shifting slightly and it looks like israel and the people of israel the jewish state of israel are like sheep being led to slaughter because ultimately the policies of israel are completely and totally unsustainable even the cia said in two thousand and nine that israel would not be any would not even exist within twenty years henry kissinger himself said it wouldn't exist within ten years and the reason why is because its policies are totally self destructive and the puppet masters are quite happy

we're -- >> to how much? >> down to zero. so you remember when prime minister netanyahu made his presentation before the united nations last year -- >> the cartoon with the red line? >> the picture of a bomb -- he was referring to 20% enrichment, which the concern was if you get too much of that, you now have sufficient capacity to go ahead and create a nuclear weapon. we're taking that down to zero. we are stopping the advancement of the arak facility, which would provide an additional pathway, a plutonium pathway for the development of nuclear weapons. we are going to have daily inspectors in fordow and natanz. we're going to have additional inspections in arak. and as a consequence, during this six-month period, iran cannot and will not advance its program or add additional stockpiles of advanced uranium enriched uranium. now, what we've done in exchange is kept all these sanctions in place -- the architecture remains with respect to oil, with respect to finance, with respect to banking. what we've done is we've turned the spigot slightly and we've said, here's maximum $7 bill

need to satisfy netanyahu or a deal to satisfy onproliferation. i believe he would never be satisfied because everybody would ask about the peace process. he would be afraid to continue the iranian nuclear issue. if the u.s. is going to reach a comprehensive deal with iran to satisfy nonproliferation, we have three major arrangements. one is additional protocol, and another is code 3.1. this is the maximum international community that they can expect from iran based on mpg. gary told the public that the .s. would go to negotiate with iraq, 3000 or 4000 centrifuges. these limitations are all eyond. if you nonproliferation treaty is the base, you have to stick to npt. if it's for 3.1, there is nothing to be done internationally. but if you're going to put limits, this is another issue. that you cannot find any type of limits. they can have one enrichment site or 10 enrichment sites. no one can impose on the members any limits. >> it is certainly not true. it has one magnificent qualifier. peaceful. things that are not peaceful are not permitted even though we have had long dis

. so we're -- >> to how much? >> down to zero. so you remember when prime minister netanyahu made his presentation before the united nations last year -- >> the cartoon with the red line? >> the picture of a bomb -- he was referring to 20% enrichment, which the concern was if you get too much of that, you now have sufficient capacity to go ahead and create a nuclear weapon. we're taking that down to zero. we are stopping the advancement of the arak facility, which would provide an additional pathway, a plutonium pathway for the development of nuclear weapons. we are going to have daily inspectors in fordow and natanz. we're going to have additional inspections in arak. and as a consequence, during this six-month period, iran cannot and will not advance its program or add additional stockpiles of advanced uranium enriched uranium. now, what we've done in exchange is kept all these sanctions in place -- the architecture remains with respect to oil, with respect to finance, with respect to banking. what we've done is we've turned the spigot slightly and we've said, here's maximum $7

hanukkah with his italian counterpart benjamin netanyahu is meeting the pope and for the first time heading to the vatican. ben wedeman is live in rome and has more details for us. i was reading, at first, they were scheduled to meet last month, except the pope knew nothing about that meeting. >> reporter: well, actually, what happened was in last october, in netanyahu's office announced that netanyahu would be meeting with the pope when he came here to a trip back then, but red-faced the office of the prime minister had to retract that announcement because the vatican said no such meeting had been scheduled. this time there is indeed a meeting going ahead and it should have started at the top of this past hour and we are expecting they will talk about a variety of issues. of course, the israeli/palestinian conflict, but also the recently signed agreement between iran and world powers about its nuclear program and, of course, prime minister netanyahu has not wasted a moment to object and not wasted an opportunity to object to that agreement, although it's difficult to say what the p

comments about mr. netanyahu. i think mr. netanyahu's position is based on survival of their country. if iran publicly withdrew their desire to "wipe israel off the map" would the israeli decision change? >> this is something netanyahu misled leaders -- misled the public opinion for eight years. a year ago, the deputy prime minister of israel publicly said that from the beginning we knew the iranian president never said israel he should desk -- israel should be wiped off the map. >> ahmadinejad never said that? >> never said that. if you google it, you would see the deputy prime minister of israeliith an newspaper. this is online. you can find it. from the beginning, we knew he did not say it. it was misinterpretation. he denied holocaust or questioned holocaust, but he never said israel should be wiped off the map. it was a misinterpretation recognized by israeli officials. but look, the tone and the language after the election 100% has changed. the foreign minister, the president, they condemned the holocaust. the foreign minister congratulated the jews for their new year. >> what abou

think that's funny i was bluffing because netanyahu because i've spoken to a couple of the parliamentarians i've spoken to to israelis and they're all for a strike. yes yes no i don't think that he's bluffing he's an absolute psychopath and he reflects he reflects the agenda for the powers that be in israel each one of these players netanyahu george bush obama you know cameron they're all puppets and they're all supposed to read a different script at different times depending on what the agenda is the agenda is shifting slightly and it looks like israel and the people of israel the jewish state of israel are like sheep being led to slaughter because ultimately the policies of israel are completely and totally unsustainable even the cia said in two thousand and nine that israel would not be any would not even exist within twenty years henry kissinger himself said it wouldn't exist within ten years and the reason why is because its policies are totally self destructive and the puppet masters are quite happy to sacrifice the people of israel they are going to destroy themselve

are restive, president netanyahu is restive, how are you advising secretary kerry? what specifically would you do to start to beat the clock? clock is not running. i would first get the clock running as quick as i can. the second thing i would do is start yesterday. i would begin to scope out the effort has to be made and the strategy and the focus and the principles on the ideas that have to go to copperheads of agreements. i would try to pick up immediately, perhaps beginning in a bilateral contacts, -- context, despite the fact that they have produced to negotiations in the place of one. one between the u.s. and iran, and another one between the u.s. and iran. go from aeasy to bilateral deal to a multilateral deal seamlessly. on the other hand, it is very clear that from the moment the u.s. -- the moment in which iran accepted it, the key was in the lock. it was ready to be turned to open the door. i think that is very important. there are critical questions and you have issues here on what basis should we make an agreement with respect to continuing enrichment in iran. that is in

yet they get this fear mongering this talk of you know this these words coming out of netanyahu they're very frightening and people of the world want peace they want they want cooperation between countries they don't want to hostility and war and if netanyahu continues to be committed to this aggression to this hostility he's going to going to be further isolated around the world because what he wants is dead diametrically opposed to what the people the world are striving for at this time. is fracking to blame or residents in the u.s. are arguing that the technology should be banned. the u.s. state of texas shaken by a string of earthquakes and some residents think that the controversial fracking technology is responsible more details later in the program. these are all the three d. printed forts that wouldn't of making this far and where there is progress there could be danger after a break we report on technology know how that allows the creation of fully functioning guns with the use of a three d. printer stay with us for more. weeks between thanksgiving and christmas in the

the prime minister benjamin netanyahu sign that any time he appears on television in tall blue hates him and he is he merely acted and despicable. the only atonement and turned his attention to the aplomb of administration saying nice things up a quote of the enemies of the soul in its american support for this trial will help you stay in the mystery of this on its it's not nice when it comes to sweets often destiny of the accused iranian president had some rough on a up being a wolf in sheep's clothing a wall the things he can pull one of the points of the instant community is trial has expects course and about leaving iran sincerity and pundits that deal struck recently between it and the fallen man the sights of the security council. pete its constituent assembly has begun voting in a trough to the country's new constitution the new document contains a number of schools which are not present in the previous constitution written during the time of muhammad will see the islamist president was ousted in the terry to get to see him. they need shelter when feeding on school but will ob

israel and the u.s. is getting wider as prime minister netanyahu lashes out on the n.s.a.'s spying practices . the leader of the rebellion in south sudan says his forces now control all of the country's major oil fields the world's newest stage broke off from the north in two it sounds and and eleven along with seventy five percent of all sudanese all reserves american corporations have had their sights set on the country's oil rich region ever since but the latest violence causes doubt on doing business that the u.s. has now sent marines to the horn of africa preparing to evacuate its citizens from their policy or has the details. it is the boots newest country but it is south sudan who will be on the brink of its own full blown divisive conflict you know dealing with a civil war that knows no bounds in terms of how long that's would last of course it has no determination as to how many people lose their lives not to mention those who will be displaced and the latest coup the vice president for stone which it's claimed ignited his loyalists into a deadly rebellion yet just two and

direction we are going in. prime minister netanyahu had a view.ent he thought we should ratchet up sanctions and keep the pressure on and somehow they would collapse. we didn't read it the same way. we also felt that by just trying to go into negotiations, you would be allowing them to continue to grow their program while they were negotiating. that is more like the north korea model. you sort of get into this prolonged negotiation but they are progressing while you're doing it. we wanted to make sure we could stop the program where it is and have an assurance wildly negotiate that it can't progress. we thought it was important to show the world whether or not in the first step a were willing to show good faith in moving forward. they have done so. -- our to implement negotiators are right now in vienna working on this and we hope in the next two days that will happen. we have plans to resume negotiations in short order. >> thank you. let's talk about sanctions. that it wasth us sanctions that brought iran to the negotiating table. i believe we need to keep the sanctions pressure o

friendship. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has taken a different line saying on a number of occasions that he believes honey is a wolf in sheep's clothing material he says the renamed the visit parents taunts is a mother it is false. colton a killer deal recently signed between tehran and weston is a historic mistake honey meanwhile has been attempting to drum up support is room for the atomic agreement signed last month in switzerland. the rainy needed postponement of the weekend that the deal which he says economic sanctions on iran in exchange for detail into the controversial me to the program has already had a positive effect on the ring and economy. at. the a light on content sites that sink in that state has been a great play is trying to live than on the promised on oath or take. the historic agreement has been reached out his affiliate bryson will say the under twenty two thousand diamonds all four top thirty is pumped from the red sea through an underground pipeline section one hundred and twelve loyalists into the dead sea. the shores of the dead sea run up to fiv

. netanyahu. the palestinian negotiators say the process has ground to a halt and hope mr. kerry can get them out of what they're calling a crisis. the israelis say they are creating crisis. the palestinians say the israelis are not serious when it comes to talks. it is not clear if there have been any meaningful talks. they point to the continued israeli announcements about doesn'ts, expansions. several senior palestinian negotiators have tendered their resignations. >> kerry is still in with his talks. we're expecting the secretary of state to make a few words in the next few minutes before returning to oh jerusalem for another meeting with mr. netanyahu. no optimism about progress here. >> john kerry from his point of view, it's the usually delicate balancing act whenever visiting this part of the world. >> yes, it is. again, it's inside ramallah, the palestinians will say he always gets that balancing act slightly wrong. we will have listened to that press conference earlier and not like what they have heard. the palestinians will often say what about our security, when are the i

kerry is scheduled to meet benyamin netanyahu on friday. >> democrats and republicans appear to break months of gridlock over the federal budget. the house passed a deal that will keep the government running for two years. now it's headed to the senate. the white house called the white house vote an ornt moment of bipartisan cooperation. >> in contrast to the fall when congress couldn't agree to a budget, the government was shut down. today an overwhelming majority voted for this deal. 32 democrats cast descenting votes. the republican author working with patty murray on the democrats side of the aisle. ryan spoke before the bill passed and defended his conservative perspeptive, and the art of compromise. >> we have been at each other's throats for a long time. we tried to defeat this president. i wish we would have. elections have consequence, mr speaker. i fundamentally believe - this is my personal opinion, it's a slightly partisan thing to say, to do what we think needs to be done, we'll have to win elections. in the meantime let's make the divided government work. i think o

netanyahu expected the agreement and i think he was surprised that it did. a lot of people in this country are surprised in one has to take note of the fact that this was an agreement not just between the united states and iran all those will -- although those were the principle parties but agreement that involves russia, china and europe and that was a very important step forward in the sense that it creates a framework on which to build and permits these countries also to in a sense an outcome which is vaguely being previewed without being overly specific. i think we all have a common interest in iran not -- into a -- total social failure and the source of violence. i think that is shared by many israelis and this is why public opinion as far as i can sense and tom knows better is not confused with netanyahu's tat ticks or assertions. >> i would point out the day after the agreement was signed the tel aviv stock market went up. >> as you all know there is talk in the senate in passing a sanctions bill that will go into effect if there is no progress made within six months. i woul

page that is on our t.v. dot com. benjamin netanyahu has spoken out against israel's closest ally following revelations the u.s. has been spying on the country's former leaders the prime minister sort of investigation and says the close ties between israel and the united states means there are things that must not be done and will not be accepted isaac lebanon a former israeli ambassador to egypt and the u.n. agrees that only enemies should be monitored not long term allies. when you have an enemy any kind of enemy country is and. to understand to reach to and to to have information concerning what what is his agenda what his intentions what he is prepared to deal in order to protect yourself and sometimes also use this information with the united states we have for over a few years longears even that we have very good cooperation on the field of intelligence i mean by that that. we share with the americans the intelligence that we have and they say that we share they share also with us the information that they receive so we don't see any reason why to do this to our leaders and

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. they are as nervous as prime minister benjamin netanyahu of a possible reduction of tensions between the two parties. so what would they do then with the iranian bogeyman who is no longer there. and that is the thing we have to look at. [inaudible] >> it is my pleasure. >> going back to big politics, asking you whether you see this as we transform ourselves into a global city. do you also see this handful of those who are willing and do you see them engaging in some of these global issues like global warming and the spread of epidemic diseases in these kinds of issues? or is the habit of this is a foreign policy strategy, will this develop any kind of systematic approach to these issues that we will surely have to impact in the long-term? >> yes, thank you. that's an excellent last question. small states in general often specialize in particular issues. and they become what might be called entrepreneurs. they specialize in a specific norm and then that becomes their area of expertise. norway, for example or other small states. they specialize in one particular issue. and it i

we've heard from the israeli prime minister netanyahu saying that the attacks serve as a painful reminder of the urgent need to join forces and united effort to eradicate the dangerous scourge of terrorism and we first also heard from a number of high level political leaders of course you've got the french president hollande we've heard from german chancellor angela merkel who sent a letter of condolence to president putin expressing her grief over the attacks that took place in volgograd at the u.s. department of state released a statement saying that the u.s. condemns on the strongest terms the attacks and the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon also expressing his sympathies in calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice around the world in the aftermath of those attacks i think that's a very much what we've heard kate is the calls for a unified approach to addressing the issue of terrorism worldwide. live from london sara thank you very much indeed for that update and james called it as so the independent news website the colbert report there's a certain irony about