hamas and fatah. both of them are not ready to work organize these aside to exist as a nation state of the jewish people even while the bus and according to all slow. signed by author they recognize easily this is a fact but they say we have to resist it by all means we're having our weekly world mccollough which means to resist the zionist entity the state of israel and even what about us he's not going to work again eyes he's like is the jewish state he said to listen to me as a response to our prime minister's speech he's not thirty two to say that any truly tauriel compromise which is talk no based on what is called the sixty seven line might be considered as the end of both even find out the of claims as they have claims all to haifa tel aviv's they call each morning us so we don't have the ground we go to discuss it with fatah and all of course to discuss it with hamas what we ask and talking about the political options first of all and then for mahmoud abbas and good people that would not be th

hamas and fatah. both of them are not ready to work organize and use the us right to exist as a nation state of the jewish people even mahmoud abbas and according to all still. signed by of they recognize easily this is a fact but they say we have to resist it by all means we have in our body killed the coa which means to resist the zionist entity in the state of his life and even what about us is not only to recognize israel as a jewish state he said julie something as a response to openness to speech he's not thirty two to say that any truly tauriel compromise which is talk now based on what is called the sixty seven line might be considered as the end of course you can find out your rights as they have claims all to haifa tel aviv they call each morning us so we don't have the ground media to discuss it with the fatah role of course to discuss it with hamas what we ask and talking about the political options first of all for mahmoud abbas to goody two with organized is those who live through this t

. -- under the control of hamas. eighth, all of this will require a restructured state department, a new level of training and management for a embassadors, a new promotion system, and a profound shift in the culture of the foreign service. [applause] the quickest way to change the culture at the state department is to inject new blood into the system. we must engage in fundamental reform of the overly slow and bureaucratic security clearance system to raise the level of applicants for the foreign service. change on the scale will be the true fought by the old guard of the state and media allies. it will require a strong comic operas, and knowledgeable secretary of state and the deeply committed team around them. my campaign website contains a detailed document outlining the other changes that will be necessary to transform the state department's historic aversion to moral clarity about the difference between terrorism and civilization it is weakened both the united states and israel. [applause] ninth and finally, th

. >> have you read the engineer's report hama? >> briefly. >> did you find anything about whether this needs to be done or a description of whether the project sponsor is declaring a safety issue? you have an opinion on that? >> i did not study it enough to give a good opinion. >> could you say your name for the record? >> i am looking at the online complaint form. it says no working for the new garage. do you know what that means? >> i am guessing that has to do with the bureau streets and mapping. it probably has to do with sidewalk work very good -- sidewalk work. let me see if i can find it. >> i have some questions about the collapse of risk. you do not have an opinion about that? >> i am not an engineer. >> did you find notice was sufficient? >> i think the notice was really an inspection of the common areas. it is called a routine inspection. that is held by the inspection commission. it is an annual or semiannual inspection. >> what i am asking is whether or not more notice was required than was given to the tenants are th

time for hamas from the role and training hundreds of tons of weapons israel simply cannot. work and some more mature for more from the city but this time it seems to be more about a tug of war between israel and pro palestinian forces as well as israel's resolve to avoid a presence that would undermine its grip on gaza that will see you know this is all about and the u.s. has made it clear that it stands by its traditional ally and has even one of american citizens to stay clear of the second quarter or to gaza we do not believe that it would too it is a necessary useful for to try to see the people of gaza and we think it's not going to be free to us try to. enter into is really waters and creating a situation in which these are really scared of the right to be found. nonetheless the organizers of the flotilla remain determined even in the face of possible violence it would seem that breaking the blockade of gaza is the key to alleviating will the united nations says has led to a humanitarian crisis in gaza. pains . are suffering. the second freedom flotilla to gaza faces

confirming hundreds of tons of weapons israel simply cannot prove the free flow of weapons and more to hamas from the sea but this time it seems to be more about a tug of war between israel and pro palestinian forces as well as israel's resolve to avoid a precedent that would undermine its grip on gaza that will assume this is over there and the u.s. has made it clear that it stands by its traditional ally and has even more of american citizens to stay clear of the second photo or to gaza we do not believe that if want to it is a necessary or useful for to try to see the people of gaza and will see that it's not for there to be flow to the try to provoke actions by entering into israeli waters and creating a situation in which these really is have the right to defend themselves. in the us the organizers of the flotilla remain determined even in the face of possible violence it would seem that breaking the blockade of gaza is the key to alleviating what the united nations says has led to a humanitarian crisis in gaza. bain's . are suffering. the second freedom flotilla to gaza faces many of t

february was the victoria ship interest caring to raney an arms sophisticated missiles and radars to hamas in the gaza strip israel has said it cannot allow for ships to sail freely to gaza because they will carry weapons for hamas which will then use them to attack israeli cities and therefore if you really care for the palestinians use either egypt or israeli ports and land crossings to bring in humanitarian goods why do it through the sea when israel says it won't allow it to happen because of its security unless you really are seeking a provocation ok only if i go to you in chicago why would this photo under any circumstances at all bring arms as part of a humanitarian and i mean this is this would be counterintuitive i don't understand why the israelis are so upset about this unless they just don't want to see a precedent to be set where a photo look can break the blockade that's what it's all about not security breaking the blockade is that right or wrong. well nobody believes that there are going to be arms on these ships not even the israeli government and it's reported yesterday a

hamas grows stronger and sodas hezbollah. today, the greatest obstacle toward achieving peace is not the strength of the enemy or the unwillingness of israel to make sacrifices for the sake of peace. it is an ability on the parts of the obama administration and other world leaders to tell the truth about terrorism, to be honest about the publicly stated goals of our common enemies and to devise policies appropriate to an honest accounting of reality. [applause] recall that during congressional testimony last year, the attorney general was asked and could not bring himself to say that the ideology of radical islam plays a role in terrorism to carry out their attacks. the report issued after fort hood in which the major who carried around business cards the said, "warrior of allah," while opening fire on unarmed men and women, it did not mention radical islam. in a similar incident at the frankfurt -- from fo airport, the state department spokesman responded, "was the shooting of gabrielle giffords a terrorist attacks? ?" this

one day with the cash saying it could be used to fund the attacks and this person who reports with hamas now likely to enter a unity government alongside fatah palestinians are even less likely to see their money. i look our other week gods the palestinian ministry of finance his job is to check everything that comes into this building but he has no control over what goes out at least of all his salary which is paid by the ministry and sometimes comes long overdue my salary comes later it's like my life starts i simply can't do anything i have a wife and four children to feed and when i don't get paid on time it makes lots of problems for me and my family. ironically the ministry gets its money from the israeli government it comes in the form of customs and tax treaty said television been collecting on goods arriving at israeli ports and distant palestinians the arrangements and one thousand nine hundred three as part of the oslo accord even tell of it control of the international borders between israel and the palestinian territories but the money transferred each month to the palestini

every right to do so if they suspect the money could be used for buying weapons this salaries to the hamas terrorists are paid for the same bank account so i don't want to find these terrorist. palestinians insist the monies for ordinary working as it is. sore because of one month but on the other hand it's a punishment it's a collective punishment that would mainly weaken the moderate elements within the palestinian society and play to the hand of the extremists the relationship between hamas and fattah is a turbulent one but both groups are trying hard to work together ahead of september's planned declaration of statehood no doubt israel will be working even harder to thwart them should it feel its interests are threatened policy or r t. the big worry is one that concerns the rest of the world as well as reported. in a new head of al qaeda with renewed strength by the united states a terrorism expert tells us online how the world still needs to stay on alert. and also as he took home a bit of a lead in some zero waters were boiler a free diving champion who is bearing full beluga whale.

hamas is the brotherhood, yet president obama asks israel to negotiate with them. look, the brotherhood is absolutely the satellite organization, yet the obama administration, fred, made a conscious decision to work with the muslim brotherhood. they empowered them in egypt. they had to know when mubarak was out the door, the biggest beneficiary would be the brotherhood. they had to know that. any observer knew that the largest, most organized, most powerful opposition force was the muslim brotherhood. this administration thinks that because of the brotherhood is not blowing anyone up yet that they can work with them and use them against al die da. it>> host: if you looked at the mainstream reporting, you got the feeling there was a bunch of kids with blackberries in tahir facebooking their way to freedom. now, the muslim brotherhood from everything i can tell is a very sophisticated political organization. republicans and democrats should be as vertically integrated as these guys are. what i'm hearing you say is after the euphoria of the overthrow is over, it's the

revenue that's supposed to be passed back to the palestinian people but since the political groups hamas and fatah reconciled the payments stopped pulis has been meeting some of those who are suffering at the sharp end. guards of the palestinian ministry of finance his job is to check everything that comes into this building but he has no control over what goes out least of all his salary which is paid by the ministry and sometimes comes long overdue and if my salary comes later it's like my life starts i simply cannot do anything i have a wife and four children to feed and when i don't get paid on time it makes lots of problems for me and my family. i want to cleave the ministry gets its money from the israeli government it comes in the form of customs and tax treaty said television collecting on goods arriving at israeli ports and destined for palestinians the arrangements in one thousand nine hundred three is part of the oslo accord giving television control of the international borders between israel and the palestinian territories with the money transferred each month to the palesti

to the hamas terrorist paid for the same bank account so i don't want to find these terrorist. palestinians insist the money's for ordinary work as it is. sore because it's a punishment but on the other hand it's a punishment it's a collective punishment that would mainly weaken the moderate elements within the palestinian society and play into the hands of the extremists the relationship between hamas and fattah is a turbulent one but both groups are trying hard to work together ahead of september's planned declaration of statehood no doubt israel will be working even harder to. should it feel its interests are threatened policy r t. and israel's other big worry is one that concerns the rest of the world as well as we report at r.t. dot com when you ahead all through the renewed threats for both israel and the united states a terrorism expert tells us online how the world still needs him to stay on. and. also at r.t. dot com feeding the fishes in a totally new german way why this scientist right here is is is bearing all four palooka when moments. you with live from moscow it'

to the hamas terrorist paid for this same bank account so i don't want to find these curious. palestinians insist the monies for ordinary work as it is. sore because of one. but on the other hand it's a punishment it's a collective punishment that would mainly weaken the moderate elements within the palestinian society and play into the hands of the extremists the relationship between hamas and fattah is a turbulent one but both groups are trying hard to work together ahead of september's planned declaration of statehood no doubt is what will be working even ha. should it feel its interests are threatened policy r.t. . what if you missed something on there you can always find it online that r.t. dot com or news and video games are always afraid of bad stuff but so quick check right now in our poll declares war on copyright violates the jargon is working on a breakthrough technology that's all about synonyms and principles to disable i phone cameras and move. on to russian d.c. suburbs which explore the titanic wreck for them probably would epic the plunge into make geneva on a

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hamas is the brotherhood yet president obama seems to be asking israel to negotiate with them. but look, the brotherhood is absolutely the satellite organization yet to the obama administration has made a conscious decision to work with the muslim brotherhood. it in power then and egypt. they had to know that when mubarak was at the door the the biggest beneficiary would be the muslim brotherhood. the had to know that any observer of the middle east and europe knew that the largest most organized most powerful opposition force was the muslim brotherhood. this administration thinks because the brotherhood isn't blowing in the one not yet they can use them against al qaeda. >> host: but it wasn't just the administration. if you look at the mainstream reporting you've got the feeling was a bunch of kids of blackberrys in the square using google and facebook on their way to freedom. now, the muslim brotherhood from everything i can tell is a very sophisticated political organization. republicans and democrats should be vertically integrated as these guys are so i think what i am he

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rights and representation to the palestinian people which palestinian people the people who support hamas are the people who support so i mean they're terribly divided if they could unite i take you bet these these situations would probably be solved a lot more quickly i think that's why we see the i mean i think these are several hours tunisia where it seems that people were united right but in these other countries they're not and so we have to be very very careful about what we ask for we ask for democratic elections in palestine and what did we get we got a hamas victory and that's not good for the palestinian people it's not good for stability and it's not good for the u.s. national interest so we have to be careful that's why i advocate evolution gradual evolution not these revolutions that's what leads to chaos ok am i going to give you don't you are you going to last word go ahead you had you had elections in israel that also produced a right wing coalition government that basically is completely incompatible with the idea of resolving the problems of the region or reaching any ki

every right to do so if they suspect the money could be used for buying weapons the salaries to the hamas terrorists are paid for the same bank account so idled world can find curious only in order to kill me the palestinians insist the monies for ordinary workers is. sore because of one it's a punishment but on the other it's punishment it's a collective punishment that would mainly weaken the moderate elements within the palestinian society and play into the hands of the extremists the relationship between hamas and fatah is a troubling one but both groups are trying hard to work together ahead of september's planned declaration of statehood no doubt is rob will be working. hard . should it feel its interests are threatened policy r t. you with r.t. live from moscow and if you missed something on a you can always find it online of our tube dot com more news and videos always available for you that so so go to put it right now so we. thought declares war on a copyright violators by the computer giant works on a breakthrough technology that will allow cinemas on the concert halls to disab

the agreement that happened between fatah and hamas was more hamas making exceptions for what had been put before them the other way around. looking at the revolutions and strategic implications for all concerned. host: shibley telhami is the professor for peace and development at the university of maryland. he served as an adviser to the government and it is the author of a number of books, including mixed state. power and leadership in international bargaining with a decade of reflections on peace. we will get to your phone calls as we talk about the situation overall in the middle east. maxine is joining us from cleveland. maxine? a good morning? we will try it one more time. caller: with regards to the speech that president obama dave, he said that israel and palestine should agree upon the 1967 borders and mutually negotiate land swaps. most of the time when people speak on it, republicans especially, they leave that out the part about mutually agreed upon. why do you think they are doing that? they are not quoting his entire statement. also, when benjamin netanyahu spoke, he pret

to the hamas terrorists paid for the same bank account sold. to finance these terrorist. palestinians insist the monies for ordinary workers it is. sore because of one. but on the other it's a punishment it's a collective punishment that would mainly weaken the moderate elements within the palestinian society and play into the hands of the extremists the relationship between hamas and fattah is a turbulent one but both groups are trying hard to work together ahead of september's planned declaration of statehood no doubt israel will be working even harder to thwart them should it feel its interests are threatened policy r.t. . or kareena will be bring is not date on the second day of the economic forum in petersburg and our business update that in just a few moments stay with us live here in moscow. welcome to business here now t. our top story today russia's most important financial event of the year at the st petersburg international economic forum. the city of st peter's back has always been called russia's window to europe but with the economic forum in full swing it h