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>> i'm -- i continue to be significantly worried about the israeli/palestinian issue and worried about it both because i think the status quo is unsustainable, that it is dangerous for israel, that it is bad for palestinians, it is bad for the region and it is bad for america's national security. and i came into this office wanting to do everything i could to encourage serious peace talks between israelis and palestinians and invested a lot of energy, time and effort in the first year, second year, all the way until last year. ultimately what has always been clear is that we cannot force the parties to arrive at peace what we can do is facilitate, provide a platform, encourage but we can't force them to do it. but in light of shifts in israeli politics and palestinian politics, a rightward drift in israeli politics weakening the president's ability to move and take risks on behalf of peace in the palestinian territories, in light of all the dangers that have emerged in the region and the understandable fears that israelis may have about the chaos and rise of groups like isil and the de
>> i'm -- i continue to be significantly worried about the israeli/palestinian issue and worried about it both because i think the status quo is unsustainable, that it is dangerous for israel, that it is bad for palestinians, it is bad for the region and it is bad for america's national security. and i came into this office wanting to do everything i could to encourage serious peace talks between israelis and palestinians and invested a lot of energy, time and effort in the first year,...
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i said this to palestinians as well. i don't see how this issue gets resolved in a way that maintains israel as both jewish and a .emocracy because if you do not have to states, you are in some form or fashion extending an occupation. functionally you end up having one state in which millions of people are disenfranchised and second-class occupants -- residents. you can't even call them citizens necessarily . so the goal of the resolution was to say that the settlements, the growth of the settlements, are creating a reality on the ground that increasingly will make a two state solution impossible. d consistentve with the position taken with previous u.s. administrations of decades now that it was important for us to send a signal, a wake-up call, at this moment may be passing -- that this moment may be passing. an israeli voters and palestinians need to understand this moment may be passing. and hopefully that then creates a debate inside both israeli and palestinian communities that won't result immediately in lead tout
i said this to palestinians as well. i don't see how this issue gets resolved in a way that maintains israel as both jewish and a .emocracy because if you do not have to states, you are in some form or fashion extending an occupation. functionally you end up having one state in which millions of people are disenfranchised and second-class occupants -- residents. you can't even call them citizens necessarily . so the goal of the resolution was to say that the settlements, the growth of the...
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we want to do it with the palestinian. we will discuss with the president the major issues i think were touched on here. we need to find the way to make a relationship with our world more powerful. sunni world. we share the same interests and being challenged by the same enemies. isis, radicals islam, iran. they are are the enemies. it's no the jewish devil. it's for them to go public with it. with the work of the united states and the understanding of the need to bring about such an all inclusive alliance, the new world that is there's will be more exposed and powerful. instead under the table it has to be above the table. what we believe is that the strengthening of the world, and other countries will make it easier for the palestinian for the pragmatic palestinians to be part of this development not to be so much afraid they will be isolated. courageous move on that part all the enemies of peace try to isolate them if the arab world under giving them support making them understand it's their utmost interest to put an en
we want to do it with the palestinian. we will discuss with the president the major issues i think were touched on here. we need to find the way to make a relationship with our world more powerful. sunni world. we share the same interests and being challenged by the same enemies. isis, radicals islam, iran. they are are the enemies. it's no the jewish devil. it's for them to go public with it. with the work of the united states and the understanding of the need to bring about such an all...
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finally, the palestinian issue. the relationship between, first of all, it's an issue that needs to be addressed first and foremost from our point of view. something that israel needs to deal with, not because washington is exacting pressure but because israeli needs to deal with the issue. and, of course, it affects israel's relationship with the rest of the world, the issue of legitimacy, our relationship with the sunni states and with washington itself. and i'd like to offer the premise to say that the final two-state solution or the final state solution is not available around the corner right now. in an effort to try to negotiate such a solution tomorrow, it's likely to fail and likely to produce something similar to what happened after the second conference. but an interim solution is available, static sample at this point to the palestinian leadership. their policy is everything or nothing. and if the prime minister of israel is willing to make the concession that israel will have to make for that to happen,
finally, the palestinian issue. the relationship between, first of all, it's an issue that needs to be addressed first and foremost from our point of view. something that israel needs to deal with, not because washington is exacting pressure but because israeli needs to deal with the issue. and, of course, it affects israel's relationship with the rest of the world, the issue of legitimacy, our relationship with the sunni states and with washington itself. and i'd like to offer the premise to...
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. >> i am -- i continue to be significantly worried about the israeli palestinian issue. and i'm worried about it both because i think the status quo is unsustainable that it is dangerous for israel, that it is bad for palestinians bad for the region and bad for america's national security. and you know, i came into this office wanting to do everything i could to encourage serious peace talks between israelis and palestinians. and we invested a lot of energy, a lot of time, a lot of effort. first year, second year, all the way until last year. ultimately, what has always been clear is that we cannot force the parties to arrive at peace, what we can do is facilitate, provide a platform, encourage, but we can't force them to do it. but, in light of shifts in israeli politic and palestinian politics, a right waward drift israeli politics weakening of the president's ability to move and take risks on behalf of peace in the palestinian territories in light of all the dangers that have emerged in the region and understandable fears that israelis they have about the chaos of ris
. >> i am -- i continue to be significantly worried about the israeli palestinian issue. and i'm worried about it both because i think the status quo is unsustainable that it is dangerous for israel, that it is bad for palestinians bad for the region and bad for america's national security. and you know, i came into this office wanting to do everything i could to encourage serious peace talks between israelis and palestinians. and we invested a lot of energy, a lot of time, a lot of...
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such a high-profile trial of a soldier for killing a palestinian is very unusual in israel. the outcome was welcomed by the family of abdul fatah al-sharif. >> i feel like any father would feel seeing my son executed on tv, murdered. it is so hard to see that. no one can endure this. still hurts me every time i remember what happened. if he had died instantly, it would be much easier than to see him executed like that. reporter: sergeant azaria's crime took place during a wave of palestinian attacks, when there was a national debate on how to respond, and his case has proved highly divisive. with his sentence, the maximum he conserve is 20 years in jail, but he is expected to get far less, and tonight the prime minister has joined other israeli politicians calling for a pardon. a very controversial case in israel. the commander of the u.s. led coalition said iraqi forces confronting forces in mosul is gaining momentum. the attack initially lacked coordination. they have been concerned by what he called the daunting number of casualties inflicted on the army. they predicted t
such a high-profile trial of a soldier for killing a palestinian is very unusual in israel. the outcome was welcomed by the family of abdul fatah al-sharif. >> i feel like any father would feel seeing my son executed on tv, murdered. it is so hard to see that. no one can endure this. still hurts me every time i remember what happened. if he had died instantly, it would be much easier than to see him executed like that. reporter: sergeant azaria's crime took place during a wave of...
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i think the palestinians were given an option to set the palestinian state and we know today for a fact that palestinian authorities are completely corrupt, completely bankrupt. but many in the international community say that settlement expansion is also what's undermining a two—state solution. the issue of the settlement, compromises were made in the past and unfortunately none of these attempts have brought peace up until now. but there are new international efforts to push for peace and a palestinian state to neighbour israel. it's all happening just before donald trump takes office. could this be the site of his us embassy in jerusalem? he is promising to move his ambassador from tel aviv. many israelis welcome the idea because it recognises a united jerusalem as their capital, but palestinians believe it will kill the two—state solution. they say their presence in the city is already threatened. first of all, i'm considered a permanent resident and not a citizen, as any israeli jew living injerusalem. since 1967, more than 111,000 residency cards were revoked by israeli author
i think the palestinians were given an option to set the palestinian state and we know today for a fact that palestinian authorities are completely corrupt, completely bankrupt. but many in the international community say that settlement expansion is also what's undermining a two—state solution. the issue of the settlement, compromises were made in the past and unfortunately none of these attempts have brought peace up until now. but there are new international efforts to push for peace and a...
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have failed to deliver an independent palestinian state. yuval steinitz is israel's energy minister. he is also a member of the security cabinet. he gave us more details about the attacker. this is a young citizen from jerusalem, we know he was inspired by isis and the islamic ideal. also, of course, he was incited, like most palestinians from children, by the education system of the palestinian authority what evidence do you have that the attacker was inspired by the islamic state, given the group has not claimed responsible at a? i'm not going to provide any details, i assume we will publish them later on. it's not an assumption. we know with confidence that this man, in the last several months, was inspired by isis, identified himself with isis. this is crystal clear for us. u nfortu nately, is crystal clear for us. unfortunately, what we see today, not just here unfortunately, what we see today, notjust here in the middle east and israel, but in the entire world, in europe, there are people inspired by isis, al-qaeda, hamas, or islamic
have failed to deliver an independent palestinian state. yuval steinitz is israel's energy minister. he is also a member of the security cabinet. he gave us more details about the attacker. this is a young citizen from jerusalem, we know he was inspired by isis and the islamic ideal. also, of course, he was incited, like most palestinians from children, by the education system of the palestinian authority what evidence do you have that the attacker was inspired by the islamic state, given the...
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i think the palestinians were given an option and we know today for a fact that palestinian authorities are com pletely that palestinian authorities are completely corrupt, bankrupt. that many in the international community so that settlement expansion is also what is undermining at two state solution. the issue of the settlements, come promoters were made in the past and unfortunately none of these attempts have brought peace up until now. but there are new international efforts to push for peace and a palestinian state to neighbour is rail. —— israel. they recognise a united jerusalem as their capital but palestinians believe it will kill the two state solution. first of all, i am considered a resident and not a citizen as any israeli due living in jerusalem. since 1967, more than 14,000 jerusalem. since 1967, more than 111,000 residency cards were revoked by israeli authorities and the main purposeis by israeli authorities and the main purpose is to minimise the number of palestinians living injury for them and to ensure a jewish majority. recent opinion polls suggest most israel
i think the palestinians were given an option and we know today for a fact that palestinian authorities are com pletely that palestinian authorities are completely corrupt, bankrupt. that many in the international community so that settlement expansion is also what is undermining at two state solution. the issue of the settlements, come promoters were made in the past and unfortunately none of these attempts have brought peace up until now. but there are new international efforts to push for...
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so do palestinians. is really government data show 86 countries maintain their embassies in tel aviv. as of 2006, none are in jerusalem. since the 1967 war, israel has administrated the city. >> we want peace but if you will bring the american embassy to jerusalem, we will have no peace here. >> palestinians argue the u.s. embassy in jerusalem would legitimize israeli control over the city and stripped the united states of its ability to restart and broker peace negotiations between israelis and palestinians. >> moving the embassy to any place will be a step ahead of anything that may happen in the future and will damage the peace process. sticker the administration refused to commit to the move as it says officials and president trump are in the early stages of their decision-making. >> he wants to grow closer with israel to make sure he gets the full respect -- it gets the full respect it deserves in the middle east. >> after years of failed negotiations, terrorist attacks, and war it is time the unite
so do palestinians. is really government data show 86 countries maintain their embassies in tel aviv. as of 2006, none are in jerusalem. since the 1967 war, israel has administrated the city. >> we want peace but if you will bring the american embassy to jerusalem, we will have no peace here. >> palestinians argue the u.s. embassy in jerusalem would legitimize israeli control over the city and stripped the united states of its ability to restart and broker peace negotiations between...
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i've said it to palestinians as well. i don't see how this issue gets resolved in a way that maintains israel as both jewish and a democracy because if you do not have two states, then, in some form or fashion, you are extending an occupation. functionally you end up having one state in which millions of people are disenfranchised and operate as second class residents. you can't even call them citizens, so the goal of the resolution was to simply say that the settlements. growth of the settlements are creating a reality on the ground that increasingly will make a two-state solution impossible, and we believed consistent with the position that had been taken with previous u.s. administrations for decades now that it was important for us to send a signal, a wake-up call that this moment may be passing, and israeli voters and palestinians need to understand that this moment may be passing, and hopefully that then creates a debate inside both israeli and palestinian communities that won't result immediately in peace, but at l
i've said it to palestinians as well. i don't see how this issue gets resolved in a way that maintains israel as both jewish and a democracy because if you do not have two states, then, in some form or fashion, you are extending an occupation. functionally you end up having one state in which millions of people are disenfranchised and operate as second class residents. you can't even call them citizens, so the goal of the resolution was to simply say that the settlements. growth of the...
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the palestinians were given a chance to set upa palestinians were given a chance to set up a palestinian state, but we know that they completely corrupt and bankrupt. that many in the international community said that settle m e nt international community said that settlement expansion is what is undermining a two state solution. you'll the issue of the settlements, compromises were made in the past but money this attempt brought peace until now. but there are new international efforts to push for peace and a palestinian state to neighbour israel. many israelis welcomed the idea because it recognises the united jerusalem as their capital. but palestinians believe it will kill the two state solution. i am a permanent resident but i am not a citizen like any israeli dues in jerusalem. but i am not a citizen like any israeli dues injerusalem. since 1967 more than 14,000 residency cards were revoked by the israeli authorities in the main purpose is to minimise the number of palestinians living injerusalem and to ensure a jewish majority. recent opinion polls suggest most israelis and palesti
the palestinians were given a chance to set upa palestinians were given a chance to set up a palestinian state, but we know that they completely corrupt and bankrupt. that many in the international community said that settle m e nt international community said that settlement expansion is what is undermining a two state solution. you'll the issue of the settlements, compromises were made in the past but money this attempt brought peace until now. but there are new international efforts to push...
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and israeli voters and palestinians need to understand that this moment may be passing. and -- and hopefully, that then creates a debate inside both israeli and palestinian communities that won't result immediately in peace but at least will lead to a more sober assessment of what the alternatives are. so, the president-elect will have his own policy. the ambassador or the candidate for the ambassadorship obviously has very different views than i do. that is their prerogative, that's part of what happens after elections, and i think my views are clear. we'll see how -- how their approach plays itself out. i don't want to -- i don't want to project today what could end up happening but obviously it's a volatile environment. what we've seen in the past is when sudden unilateral moves are made that speak to some of the core issues and sensitivities of either side, that can be explosive. and what we've tried to do in the transition is just provide the context in which the president-elect may want to make some of these decisions. [inaudible] pres. obama: well, that's part of
and israeli voters and palestinians need to understand that this moment may be passing. and -- and hopefully, that then creates a debate inside both israeli and palestinian communities that won't result immediately in peace but at least will lead to a more sober assessment of what the alternatives are. so, the president-elect will have his own policy. the ambassador or the candidate for the ambassadorship obviously has very different views than i do. that is their prerogative, that's part of...
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how worried are the palestinians about the incoming trump administration? this is something that we have heard lots more comments on from the palestinians in the last few days. initially there was a sense this was perhaps a campaign promise, people remembered a previous presidential candidates had made such promises but then indications that the state department had been asked about the logistics of such a move, the nomination of david freedom, a hardline ambassador for israel from the us, from the trump administration, this started to get the palestinians worried and their concern is if you move the us embassy, as far as they are concerned, that is recognising jerusalem as israel's capital and palestinian want east jerusalem jerusalem as israel's capital and palestinian want eastjerusalem to beat the capital of their future state. at the moment, all foreign embassies are based in tel aviv for that reason. a look at some more top stories this hour. serbia's president has said he'd be willing to send troops to kosovo to protect ethnic serbs. it follows the s
how worried are the palestinians about the incoming trump administration? this is something that we have heard lots more comments on from the palestinians in the last few days. initially there was a sense this was perhaps a campaign promise, people remembered a previous presidential candidates had made such promises but then indications that the state department had been asked about the logistics of such a move, the nomination of david freedom, a hardline ambassador for israel from the us, from...
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have failed to deliver an independent palestinian state. with me is fawaz gergez, the director of the middle east centre at london school of economics. thank you for coming in. israel is saying this is a supporter of the so—called islamic state group. there's the evidence? there's the evidence? the first thing i would say, we have to wait and see the evidence before we make any conclusions. historically speaking, the israeli prime minister has often linked attacks against israelis to global terrorism, worldwide. yet the evidence shows, the attacks on israel are basically, really relate to the palestinian/israeli conflict, as opposed to global terrorism. this isa as opposed to global terrorism. this is a very important point, because the israeli security forces have never been able to establish direct links between attacks what on israel since october 2015 and the so—called islamic state. it would seem to make sense, if that's the right word, that islamic state would prioritise israel as a target? this is really what amazes me, that i ha
have failed to deliver an independent palestinian state. with me is fawaz gergez, the director of the middle east centre at london school of economics. thank you for coming in. israel is saying this is a supporter of the so—called islamic state group. there's the evidence? there's the evidence? the first thing i would say, we have to wait and see the evidence before we make any conclusions. historically speaking, the israeli prime minister has often linked attacks against israelis to global...
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i've said it to palestinians. i don't see how this issue gets resolved in a way that maintains israel as both jewish and a democracy because if you do not have two states, then in some form or fashion, you are extending an occupation. functionally you end up having one state in which millions of people are disenfranchised and operate as second-class occupants or residents. you can't even call them citizens necessarily. and, so, the goal of the resolution was to simply say that the settlements, the growth of the settlements are creating a reality on the ground that increasingly will make a two-state solution impossible. and we believed consistent with the position that had been taken with previous u.s. administrations for decades now that it was important for us to send a signal, a wake up call, that this moment may be passing. and israeli voters and palestinians need to understand that this moment may be passing. and hopefully that then creates a debate inside both israeli and palestinian communities that won't re
i've said it to palestinians. i don't see how this issue gets resolved in a way that maintains israel as both jewish and a democracy because if you do not have two states, then in some form or fashion, you are extending an occupation. functionally you end up having one state in which millions of people are disenfranchised and operate as second-class occupants or residents. you can't even call them citizens necessarily. and, so, the goal of the resolution was to simply say that the settlements,...
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palestinians say jerusalem is their capitol, too. the city contains some of the most important pilgrimage sites in christianity and islam. >> my message to president trump is please don't do it. because it's not going to have nice consequences on the political track. >> reporter: but israelis say jerusalem has been the jewish capital for thousands of years and fear of violence won't change that. >> it is a symbol to follow up with the reality that we live in and it's aligned with our history. for me, it's just do what we need to do. >> reporter: moving the embassy could set peace talks back decades. many fear it would inflame a volatile situation. matt bradley, nbc news, jerusalem. >>> when u.s. intelligence agencies concluded that russia tried to influence the u.s. election to help donald trump win, they cited russia today, a television network funded by the kremlin that's been called a propaganda outlet for the russian government. in moscow, our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, sat down with its top editor. >> reporter:
palestinians say jerusalem is their capitol, too. the city contains some of the most important pilgrimage sites in christianity and islam. >> my message to president trump is please don't do it. because it's not going to have nice consequences on the political track. >> reporter: but israelis say jerusalem has been the jewish capital for thousands of years and fear of violence won't change that. >> it is a symbol to follow up with the reality that we live in and it's aligned...
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israelis and palestinians will not be there. what, if anything, can truly come from this meeting. >> many other countries get together and talk about different ways to solve different solutions and deal with the most complex issues in the conflict. jerusalem borders refugees. this isn't the u.n. or the eu. many of those member countries are ripped. this is a conference on how to advance the peace process in some way. whatever comes out of this, it doesn't seem like it will have any practical, immediate effect. what worries the israelis is what comes out could be brought to the u.n. security council for a follow-up resolution. that is the concern the israelis are looking at right now, not the conference itself but how it plugs into the bigger issue of what's happened the last few weeks, the u.n. security resolution, the kerry speech and now this. >> warren, the meeting will be underway. some 70 countries will be there. will it put pressure on the israelis and palestinians to reach a solution? >> that certainly is the intent to ge
israelis and palestinians will not be there. what, if anything, can truly come from this meeting. >> many other countries get together and talk about different ways to solve different solutions and deal with the most complex issues in the conflict. jerusalem borders refugees. this isn't the u.n. or the eu. many of those member countries are ripped. this is a conference on how to advance the peace process in some way. whatever comes out of this, it doesn't seem like it will have any...
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because -- and it's important to the palestinians. because you cannot possibly have a democracy and a jewish state and be a single state, a unitary state. so if israel doesn't create two states, it's going to be that unitary state and, guess what? there are more nonjews today, right now -- >> rose: but why doesn't net in the recognize that that if they create a unitary state, they will face these problems? >> he says he does recognize that. >> rose: he says he's still in favor of a two-state solution and settlements at the same time? >> correct. he says he has to do x number of settlements because his coalition is a coalition which is built up of many people, the majority of his ministers don't believe in a two-state solution. so, effect, you have a settler movement that is driving those politics, and that's what creates this tension. you have many more people in israel who, by all polls, believe in two states. why did we do this? why did we push this? because we support israel, because we care about an israel that can be a jewish sta
because -- and it's important to the palestinians. because you cannot possibly have a democracy and a jewish state and be a single state, a unitary state. so if israel doesn't create two states, it's going to be that unitary state and, guess what? there are more nonjews today, right now -- >> rose: but why doesn't net in the recognize that that if they create a unitary state, they will face these problems? >> he says he does recognize that. >> rose: he says he's still in favor...
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while at least 230 palestinians were killed in that same time period. israel says the violence is driven by a palestinian campaign of incitement. palestinians meanwhile say it's a result of decades of israeli occupation. whatever the case, this comes after a brief three-month lull raising fears that the country is again on the brink of more bloodshed just as the new incoming trump administration prepares to take office. >> unfortunately a frint frequent incident there in israel in the middle east. still tough to watch. lucy carvanaugh, thank you very much. >>> president-elect trump's staff saying he has accepted the findings. what it means for trump and his team going forward. tech: at safelite, we know how busy your life can be. mom: oh no... tech: this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving her more time for what matters most. tech: how'd ya do? player:
while at least 230 palestinians were killed in that same time period. israel says the violence is driven by a palestinian campaign of incitement. palestinians meanwhile say it's a result of decades of israeli occupation. whatever the case, this comes after a brief three-month lull raising fears that the country is again on the brink of more bloodshed just as the new incoming trump administration prepares to take office. >> unfortunately a frint frequent incident there in israel in the...
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palestinians welcome the conference with benjamin netanyahu calling it rigged. colin powell is here with the prime minister's worries.>> hello, connor. >> conner: after the u.n. voted to condemn the settlements last month, the peace conference seems to be a warning to israelis and palestinians and also to president-elect donald trump with a warning not to abandon the negotiated two state solution with 70 countries signing on to that process saying this is what will lead to a israeli prime minister calling the conference useless. francoise along points the finger at continuing expansion of the settlement locked on the land and leaders who favor the deal as a failure of the international committee to get a peace agreement done between palestinians. many leaders feel that president-elect trump will exasperate the conflict and that is part of the warning that will come out today to president-elect trump with not abandoning the solution and don't give up on peace. israel will have a lot of talk recently that the two state solution is dead and president trump, when he
palestinians welcome the conference with benjamin netanyahu calling it rigged. colin powell is here with the prime minister's worries.>> hello, connor. >> conner: after the u.n. voted to condemn the settlements last month, the peace conference seems to be a warning to israelis and palestinians and also to president-elect donald trump with a warning not to abandon the negotiated two state solution with 70 countries signing on to that process saying this is what will lead to a israeli...
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settlers say they simply respond to attacks by palestinians. they are trying to scare the families with guns so we get to a point where we are convinced to take the money and leave. >> in the beginning of 2014, he says, they started giving us evacuation orders claiming this land was owned by settlers since 1892. in the legal battle, he says jewish settlers site battles written back when the empire world saying it was once jewish owned. a century later, they want it back. >> the rajabi family live ns this neighborhood jammed tightly into the hills of east jerusalem. it lies right outside the gates of the old city which surrounds a mosque and the whaling wall. for him, this is simply home. he is staying put even after jewish settlers offered him a blank check to sell it. >> reporter: why not take the money and get out of here? >> this question makes me laugh. it is not the money. it is about principles. we want our land, our house, our dignity. even though his children dread encounters with settlers who live a few doors down. they shot at us and
settlers say they simply respond to attacks by palestinians. they are trying to scare the families with guns so we get to a point where we are convinced to take the money and leave. >> in the beginning of 2014, he says, they started giving us evacuation orders claiming this land was owned by settlers since 1892. in the legal battle, he says jewish settlers site battles written back when the empire world saying it was once jewish owned. a century later, they want it back. >> the...
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palestinian officials said the plans undermine the hope for peace. translation: we consider all settlements illegal and they have to be removed. there are clear international resolutions by the security council and most recently the resolution which states the settlements are illegal with international consensus. this decision needs a stand from the international community and we will never agree for this government to continue all its crimes and aggression towards the palestinian people. and sally is here with all the business news. tpp day ago and now? nafta is the one in the firing line top it would seem possibly today. mexico's economy and foreign ministers are due to meet top us officials later today, as they brace for the renegotiation of nafta — the north american free trade agreement. president trump is pushing to bring more manufacturing jobs back to the us. he's already met with the heads of ford, general motors and fiat—chrysler, telling them they must make more of their cars in america. the us is a key market for mexico. taking a look
palestinian officials said the plans undermine the hope for peace. translation: we consider all settlements illegal and they have to be removed. there are clear international resolutions by the security council and most recently the resolution which states the settlements are illegal with international consensus. this decision needs a stand from the international community and we will never agree for this government to continue all its crimes and aggression towards the palestinian people. and...
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which the palestinians want for their state. more than 600,000 israeli settlers live in these areas, captured in the 1967 war. this leader represents the settle m e nt 1967 war. this leader represents the settlement organisation. we are going further away from the two state solution. palestine were given the option to assert a palestinian state and we know the authorities are completely corrupt and bankrupt. many in the international community isa many in the international community is a settlement expansion is also what is undermining a two state solution. the issue of the settlement, copper moses have been made in the past and unfortunately none of the attempts have brought peace up until now. —— compromises. but there are fresh efforts to push for peace and a palestinian state neighbouring israel. it is all happening just before donald trump ta kes happening just before donald trump takes office. could this be the sight of his us embassy in jerusalem? he is promising to move his ambassador from tel aviv. many israelis wel
which the palestinians want for their state. more than 600,000 israeli settlers live in these areas, captured in the 1967 war. this leader represents the settle m e nt 1967 war. this leader represents the settlement organisation. we are going further away from the two state solution. palestine were given the option to assert a palestinian state and we know the authorities are completely corrupt and bankrupt. many in the international community isa many in the international community is a...
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of financial aid to the palestinians. that may change sometime soon. >> i sure hope so. >> all right, good to see you. welcome back. >> thank. >> lots of major events happening, from the war on terror to an unprecedented presidential election year at home. chief news anchor shepard smith takes a look back at the stories. >> 2016 saw instability around the globe and an historical presidential election here at home. >> those stories and more dom anyone nateing the headlines. >> the year kicked off with armed militants took over a wildlife refuge, it came to an end in mid-february. >> president barak obama declared a state of emergency, in flint michigan. a year later still not safe to drink. >> in north carolina signed the state's law to limit bathroom options and major companies announced their plans to take their businesses where. the biggest shakeup, after donald trump won enough delegates to clinch the presidential nomination and he announced mike pence, and hillary clinton secured the democratic nomination after a toug
of financial aid to the palestinians. that may change sometime soon. >> i sure hope so. >> all right, good to see you. welcome back. >> thank. >> lots of major events happening, from the war on terror to an unprecedented presidential election year at home. chief news anchor shepard smith takes a look back at the stories. >> 2016 saw instability around the globe and an historical presidential election here at home. >> those stories and more dom anyone nateing...
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the palestinian driver is shot dead. the former iranian president, akbar hashemi rafsanjani, one of the country's most influential moderates, dies at the age of 82. snow and sub—zero temperatures lead to deaths across europe, from poland to italy and the greek islands. music plays the musical la la land sweeps the board at the golden globes awards ceremony in los angeles. hello. the funerals are due be held in israel later today for four soldiers killed by a palestinian attacker who drove a lorry into a crowd injerusalem. 17 others were injured before the driver was shot dead. the israeli government has said he was inspired by the islamic state group and by similar attacks in berlin and nice. this report from yolande knell contains images you may find distressing. a hazy view ofjerusalem. this is what israeli soldiers on a training course had come to see. security camera footage shows two groups. the one in the background hasjust got off a coach when this happens. look at the top left of the screen. the lorry drives at
the palestinian driver is shot dead. the former iranian president, akbar hashemi rafsanjani, one of the country's most influential moderates, dies at the age of 82. snow and sub—zero temperatures lead to deaths across europe, from poland to italy and the greek islands. music plays the musical la la land sweeps the board at the golden globes awards ceremony in los angeles. hello. the funerals are due be held in israel later today for four soldiers killed by a palestinian attacker who drove a...
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neither is really as nor palestinians attended the conference. benjamin netanyahu is not dismissing it as futile. our correspondent has more. >> it is hard to say there is success when one israeli newspaper says there was no tango in paris. what we are seeing is a repurpose thing of the conference as a shot across the bows from the international community to president-elect of the united states donald trump, to let him know how important a resolution to this conflict is and how important a resolution based on the two-state solution is, because they are fearful of where he will take american foreign-policy. we heard today from israeli officials saying that they regarded this as a success in their terms, because the paris peace conference put out a motherhood statement but did not link it to any action of the united nations, which is what israel feared. there was not a united nations resolution, security resolution, to follow. unofficially, they are saying it was a motherhood statement, not link to a timetable or a schedule. that is what we are see
neither is really as nor palestinians attended the conference. benjamin netanyahu is not dismissing it as futile. our correspondent has more. >> it is hard to say there is success when one israeli newspaper says there was no tango in paris. what we are seeing is a repurpose thing of the conference as a shot across the bows from the international community to president-elect of the united states donald trump, to let him know how important a resolution to this conflict is and how important...
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have failed to deliver an independent palestinian state. here, israel's ambassador to britain has apologised after a member of his staff was secretly recorded saying he wanted to "take down" certain mps. shai masot, a political advisor, was filmed by a reporter in a london restaurant. the minister he's referring to is sir alan duncan, who he claimed was creating "problems" for israel. sir alan has previously criticised israeli settlement building in the west bank. the authorities in florida have charged a 26—year old iraq veteran with the shooting at fort lauderdale airport which killed five people and injured several others. there are questions about why esteban santiago — who'd told the fbi he heard voices and was being controlled by the us government — was allowed to keep his weapon after being interviewed last year. the former president of iran, akbar hashemi rafsanjani, has died at the age of 82. he was one of the country's leading moderates and his death comes four months before iran's presidential election. mr rafsanjani was pr
have failed to deliver an independent palestinian state. here, israel's ambassador to britain has apologised after a member of his staff was secretly recorded saying he wanted to "take down" certain mps. shai masot, a political advisor, was filmed by a reporter in a london restaurant. the minister he's referring to is sir alan duncan, who he claimed was creating "problems" for israel. sir alan has previously criticised israeli settlement building in the west bank. the...
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>> i continue to be significantly married about the israeli-palestinian issue. and i am worried about it both because i think the status quo is unsustainable, it is dangerous for israel, that it is bad for palestinians, it is bad for the region, and it is bad for america's national security. and i came in to this office wanting to do everything i could to encourage serious piece talks between the israelis and palestinians. we invested a lot of energy, a lot of time, a lot of effort. first year, second year, all the way until last year. ultimately, what has always been clear is that we cannot force the parties to arrive at peace. what we can do is facilitate, provide a platform, encourage but we can't force them to do it. but in light of shifts in israeli politics and palestinian politics, a right ward drift in israeli politics, weakening of president abbas' ability to move and take risk on the part of peace in the palestinian territories, in light of the dangers that have emerged in the region and the understandable fears that israelis may have about the chaos a
>> i continue to be significantly married about the israeli-palestinian issue. and i am worried about it both because i think the status quo is unsustainable, it is dangerous for israel, that it is bad for palestinians, it is bad for the region, and it is bad for america's national security. and i came in to this office wanting to do everything i could to encourage serious piece talks between the israelis and palestinians. we invested a lot of energy, a lot of time, a lot of effort. first...
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israel has announced plans to build.500 new homes in the palestinian territories, the second time israel has made such an announcement since donald trump was sworn in as u.s. president on friday. ,he plo has condemned the move which is says will lead to more extremism and more terrorism. israel says the homes will be built in existing jewish communities, around 500,000 jews already live in the territory palestinians want as part of a future state. let's consider them in illegal under international law, but israel disputes this. president hollande under pressure from environmentalist and from germany and switzerland, he now looks set to do so after dealing with an energy giant. >> on paper, the nuclear plant is considered relatively safe. nuclear safety authority allows it to keep producing energy until 2022. an eds, the company that manages it, has spent 280 million euros to make it safer. but environmentalists say that is not enough. energy in nuclear general, they say this should be the first plant to shut down. it has been active for too long, almost 40 years, a record in france. that
israel has announced plans to build.500 new homes in the palestinian territories, the second time israel has made such an announcement since donald trump was sworn in as u.s. president on friday. ,he plo has condemned the move which is says will lead to more extremism and more terrorism. israel says the homes will be built in existing jewish communities, around 500,000 jews already live in the territory palestinians want as part of a future state. let's consider them in illegal under...
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of course, he was incited, like most palestinians from children, by the education system of the palestinian authority. well, i'm not going to provide you with any details. i will assume we will publish them later on, but it's not an assumption. we know with confidence that this man, in the last several months, was inspired by isis, identified himself with isis. this is crystal clear for us. unfortunately, what we see today, notjust here in the middle east and in israel, but the entire world, in europe, the people that are inspired by isis, al-qaeda, hamas or islamic jihad, are driving trucks into the crowds in berlin, in nice, unfortunately, today, injerusalem. the general idea is very similar. it's not just againstjews and thejewish state, it's against christians, the yazidis, against those infidels who are not muslims all over the world. of course, one of the main targets is to eliminate thejewish state. we are taking many measures. unfortunately, we are very experienced with fighting terrorism. i can tell you that although many times it is lone wolves, in most cases we are able to interc
of course, he was incited, like most palestinians from children, by the education system of the palestinian authority. well, i'm not going to provide you with any details. i will assume we will publish them later on, but it's not an assumption. we know with confidence that this man, in the last several months, was inspired by isis, identified himself with isis. this is crystal clear for us. unfortunately, what we see today, notjust here in the middle east and in israel, but the entire world, in...
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currently palestinians live in the west bank under military law. israeli settlers who live in the west bank live under israeli civil law. what has been happening is increasingly there has been a reverse of the oslo process. palestinian homes in the west bank, built illegally i grant you that, but only because they can't get permits. only one permit was granted for construction in 2014 and 2015. those have been demolished. charlie: how much aid did we give israel last year? how many billions of dollars? secretary kerry: it was $3.1 billion, somewhere approximately. charlie: largest donor in the world. secretary kerry: israel receives more than 50% of all of the foreign military sales support of the united states. and yes, we give them a lot of aid. i am not bashful about that, i think we should. i am glad we give israel a lot of aid. israel's our ally, our friend, and israel has been under siege. and israel does need to have the security to protect itself great -- itself. part of the guiding principle how we approach this process was to absolutely m
currently palestinians live in the west bank under military law. israeli settlers who live in the west bank live under israeli civil law. what has been happening is increasingly there has been a reverse of the oslo process. palestinian homes in the west bank, built illegally i grant you that, but only because they can't get permits. only one permit was granted for construction in 2014 and 2015. those have been demolished. charlie: how much aid did we give israel last year? how many billions of...
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recognizing as the capital of the future palestinian state. and now after the inauguration of donald trump by just having 566 illegal settlements were built in jerusalem, the mayor said this because it's a brand new blaechl donald trump. the entire community, international community is unanimous that these settlements are a, illegal, and b, the greatest impediment towards a peace process. and david freeman. man with zero experience and some of the cabinet picks was so right-winged, he makes netanyahu look like a pink supporter. capitals. nazi germany collaborators. >> this is not one of israel's main priorities. but, they say that what are their three top issues? combatting the threat posed by iran and trying to undo the nuclear deal. the violence how that threatens them with hezbollah and bashar al assad and improving with arab neighbors. this is really important -- >> this will not do that president trump wants to defeat isis, he's going to need his friends and our friends in the arab world and arab coalition right by his side. i want to get
recognizing as the capital of the future palestinian state. and now after the inauguration of donald trump by just having 566 illegal settlements were built in jerusalem, the mayor said this because it's a brand new blaechl donald trump. the entire community, international community is unanimous that these settlements are a, illegal, and b, the greatest impediment towards a peace process. and david freeman. man with zero experience and some of the cabinet picks was so right-winged, he makes...
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greg: our top story bloodshed in jerusalem when a palestinian driver using his truck as a deadly weapon. what is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu now saying about the role of isis in the attack, plus a manhunt in mÉxico for the person who stalked and shot a u.s. diplomat. a live report on the search next i love paying extra to file my state returns. i want my tax software to charge me at the last second. there is nothing i can do with an extra $50. said no one ever. file your taxes for free with credit karma tax. >> we want to get back to our top stories, israeli calling a palestinian driver who mooed down a group of soldiers, a isis supporter. netanyahu saying the driver has been identified there could be a connection between today's incident, and, those in france and germany. the terror group hamas praise the attack. >> deadly winter storm is now heading north. killed three people in the south. a makessive car pile up shutdown for hours. this is the scene in eastern massachusetts, blizzard conditions, dropping more than a foot of snow. earlier, north carolina and virginia get
greg: our top story bloodshed in jerusalem when a palestinian driver using his truck as a deadly weapon. what is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu now saying about the role of isis in the attack, plus a manhunt in mÉxico for the person who stalked and shot a u.s. diplomat. a live report on the search next i love paying extra to file my state returns. i want my tax software to charge me at the last second. there is nothing i can do with an extra $50. said no one ever. file your taxes for...