united states. israel needs a strong united states. and may i say, the united states also needs a strong israel. in the middle east, an area that suffers from terrorism and madness, the partnership between the united states and israel shines like a beacon of liberty. the bond between us is bond between states but also between people. we share common values, as we share the hope for peace. the people of israel are excited by your arrival and have great expectation from this visit. we thank you for your commitment
parliamentary elections. it appears his hard line party won a majority by only the narrowest of margins. what that means for the unreasonably frosty relationship for the united states and allies in the middle east remain to be seem. the race was tight enough that the opposing parties may have to form a coalition. in fact, they will have to. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a noted hawk, especially on iran and a palestinian issues and now moderates could have much more say in the government. they have been pushing for peace talks with the palestinians. leland vittert is in tel aviv, what could this mean for the iranian threat? it could really change the dynamics behind me is prime minister netanyahu s campaign poster in hebrew it says a strong prime minister, a strong israel. the election results lead to you believe this will be anything because strong prime minister. as for a strong israel, the prime minister we saw on the stage tonight giving his
democrats on middle east policy. that s been my position for a long time. this is a tempest in a teapot. the overwhelming democratic position is just that. not the party platform though. when what s the president s position. it s not in the party s platform i don t know why it is or is not. what s the president s position. the presidential president is for a strong israel. what s the president s position on the capital. i don t know. you know what his position is, don t you? no, i don t. bill: yes, he does. he knows. i take him at his word. bill: schumer doesn t know the president s position on whether jerusalem should be the capital of israel. so people are so scared of gotcha politics they would rather say i don t know than wager a guess. bill: chuck schumer is the leading democrat on the middle east. he doesn t know the president s position? doesn t that strike you as weird. no, it doesn t. judging from what i have seen in the senate from both sides.
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