Over the years, Israel has established a pattern than enables it to execute its apartheid plans against Palestine in the name of “self-defence,” sometimes in the guise of acting against "terrorists."
Been unable to broker these kind of truces. yes, and there s, because of the breakdown, israeli/palestinian talks and expectations were there, and the decision in syria, the united states influence has never been less than it is today, and we re seeing the results of that, but again, i want to point out, because there haven t been more israeli casualties isn t because hamas, a terrorist organization, hasn t tried. in fact, they are indiscriminately targeting civilians while israelis are going so far as to warning the people in gaza of impending strikes. there s a dramatic difference here. it s a matter of capabilities rather than intent, to say the least. let me turn you to u.s. borders here in this case, the border with mexico. the president has asked for almost $4 billion in emergency money to deal with this ever rising number of unaccompanied
yes, and there s, because of the breakdown, israeli/palestinian talks and expectations were there, and the decision in syria, the united states influence has never been less than it is today, and we re seeing the results of that, but again, i want to point out, because there haven t been more israeli casualties isn t because hamas, a terrorist organization, hasn t tried. in fact, they are indiscriminately targeting civilians while israelis are going so far as to warning the people in gaza of impending strikes. there s a dramatic difference here. it s a matter of capabilities rather than intent, to say the least. let me turn you to u.s. borders here in this case, the border with mexico. the president has asked for almost $4 billion in emergency money to deal with this ever rising number of unaccompanied
The palestinian leader, the palestinian authority leader is actually the best chance, the best partner they have for peace in this situation. the big question mark, the big negative, if you will, what can netanyahu, what can the israeli prime minister bring with the cabinet and coalition he has got? does that have to change? these are the kind of questions that are going to be resolved somewhere down the track as they get to what concessions are really on the table here? looming over the fact that moratorium is going to expire at the end of september and netanyahu has not indicated he is willing to extend it. if construction continues, he s pulling out of the peace talks. does that have to be taken care of before they can even really move forward? well, it does have to be taken care of, but in the tortured history of middle east peace negotiations and specifically israeli/palestinian talks, you don t give up anything without getting something in return. the chances are this would b
Announced while the vice president was in jerusalem? no head s up whatsoever. i talked to a senior official who confirmed. that having said that, the administration still showing strong support for israel despite that announcement, saying that it stands behind israel when it comes to negotiations and peace talks and when it comes to security issues the vice president also addressing this issue of iran which is of particular concern to israel pointing out that the u.s. has determined to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons. but on the one side showing the support and other side showing that what happened today complicating matters. paula hancocks in jerusalem, and this happens a day after george mitchell, the special envoy formally announces the indirect israeli/palestinian talks, and the timing is raising all kinds of questions. what are the israeli officials saying? well, wolf, you can imagine