precision-guided missiles and f-16s and the kind of defense establishment that an independent, sovereign state would have to defend itself but the reality is they don t have that. but given the fact prime reason is negotiations collapsed and both sides were blamed by the collapse, blamed by the united states, blamed by others. so aside from that negotiation which martin and secretary kerry were criticized for spending so much time on, aside from that, what about this confulgration? arab league called for it. oe others in your camp called for it. what can you do to stop the rocket fire on both sides? there needs to be an immediate ceasefire. yesterday before what are the terms, though? the terms are there has to be a genuine end to fire from both sides. previous ceasefires have been about how big this prison cell is going to be.
freeze for a completely different reason. and good day. i m andrea mitch knell washington. not only is there no ceasefire in the mideast but the rocket fire increased. hamas called the agreement unacceptable. the death toll is nearing 200 people on the palestinian side, mostly civilians. joining me with the latest, martin flecher from tel aviv and from gaza, ayman mohadine. martin, there was a split in the cabinet we understand but they did accept the ceasefire and
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opposition leaders say they are not satisfied with the king s newly installed cabinet. they want the new prime minister to step down. nbc s martin flecher is live for us in amman with more. this cabinet shuffle is not credible as far as the street s concerned. how serious a problem is this for king abdullah? reporter: well, i think it s a huge problem, andrea. so far all of the protests have been peaceful and all the people we ve spoken to want to keep the protests peaceful. but they say they also insist on real change, real reform in jordan. and the new cabinet, in particular the new prime minister is simply not credible among the jordanian resistance, the protesters. he s a former prime minister who s tainted with stolen elections, an ex-general, former ambassador to israel, turkey, a friend of the united states. they fear he s more of the same. the positive move today, though, was that the muslim brotherhood, who have also said they will not sit in that new government,