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Want to make it, and the choices, are they genuine palestinian nationalists, are prepared to accept a two-state solution with a viable and proper state of palestinian alongside a secure state of israel or are they part of simply a terrorist movement that wants to kill as many israelis as possible because they dont accept the right of israel to exist. >> as you remember, at the end of 2012, the last time israel and hamas were fighting, mohamed morsi did broker a cease-fire deal with u.s. backing....

Trust much harder to rebuild and the relationship much harder to build in terms of trying to bridge the gaps and resolve the conflict. >> martin indyk, lets hope that they can be revived, the peace process, those negotiations and they can achieve what you tried to achieve, a two-state solution, israel living alongside palestinian. martin indyk, thanks very much for joining us. coming up, live from jerusalem, my interview with the special middle east envoy, tony blair, the former british prime mi...

Security control of the territory west of the river jordan, the west bang, it that benjamin netanyahu saying there is no possible of a two-state solution? >> thats what he suggesting, im not sure that he really believes that. i dont think he is going to be the prime minister of israel forever. at some point there has to be a two-state solution, or youre going to have this revenge of the cradle where the dim graphics -- demographics are going to prevent israel from having one state that elects a ...

Jordan." hes talking about the west bank. is that benjamin netanyahu saying there is no possibility of a two-state solution? >> thats what hes suggesting. im not sure that he really believes that. i -- and i dont think, you know, hes going to be the prime minister of israel forever. at some point there has to be a two-state solution or youre going to have this revenge of the cradle where the demographics are going to prevent israel from being able to have one state that elects a democratic gover...

Netanyahu says i dont think -- in effect, i dont think a two-state solution is going to work. well hold on to the west bank, and secretary kerry is saying im not going over there yet. what does this mean? >> in an era in which the united states has diminished leverage in the middle east. >> because? >> because of the iraq war, which weakened us, because we were not able to succeed in the peace process and also because were now trying to deal with all of these crises, look at john ker kerrys trav...

United states and for everyone else. mr. prime minister, thank you very much. >> i hope it doesnt happen. im working so it doesnt happen. >> understood. thank you, sir. >> thank you, brit. our next guest thinks a two-state solution between israel and palestine is growing less and less likely. with us now, fox news foreign affairs analyst and former ambassador dennis russ. welcome back. >> thank you. nice to be with you. >> benjamin netanyahu didnt really answer my question about how worried he...

And ultimately f the united states doesnt have the influence to make any real meaningful change, who does? >> is there an end game? no, not that many people can see at all, right. so from israels perspective, they have an interest in making sure that the palestinian landscape, the political landscape remains divided between gaza and the west bank and politically between hamas and fattah. and so that way israel is able to manage any negotiation over a two-state solution more effectively from its ...

Wasnt going well, but things were stable. >> well, of course, if we start with the killings, the abduction and the killings of the palestinian youth, the question is why hasnt it erupted into what we had now? that is because we had a charged environment that reminds me of 1987 and sometimes worse. part of it is if you look at the majority of palestinians and israelis, they believe a two-state solution will never happen again. the palestinians dont see a way out especially after the negotiation w...

United states and for everyone else. mr. prime minister, thank you very much. >> i hope it doesnt happen. im working so it doesnt happen. >> understood. thank you, sir. >> thank you, brit. our next guest thinks a two-state solution between israel and palestine is growing less and less likely. with us now, fox news foreign affairs analyst and former ambassador dennis russ. welcome back. >> thank you. nice to be with you. >> benjamin netanyahu didnt really answer my question about how worried he...

Christine. she is a member of parliament in canada. shibley, very simply, why is this happening? people have thought certainly in israel that theres the wall that had prevented terrorism, the economy was doing well. from the outside world it seemed as though the peace process wasnt going well, but things were stable. >> well, of course, if we start with the killings, the abduction and the killings of the palestinian youth, the question is why hasnt it erupted into what we had now? that is becaus...