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rabbi. i'm voting for my leader the corruption charges, in two weeks' times, there will be a ruling on whether he should be indicted for many people, they don't mat that that much one voter said today, with netanya netanyahu, i know what i'm getting. it's a referendum on his tenure in power he's yuging donald trump as his running mate tum is everywhere, on billboards and videos whether the association with trump will be enough to pull him through tonight, let's wait and see. four hours of voting still to go we may know the result tonight much more likely in the days and weeks to come, hallie. >> bill neely in tel aviv, plenty to watch for over the next 24 hours. let me bring in tamara coffman-wittis, also former deputy secretary of state.
america and donald trump. this is not the first time that netanya netanyahu, plays on national sentiment, similar to donald trump, not the first time he sought to divide democrats and have democrats choose between wanting relationships with israel and defending democrat policy, right? so he is no holds barred. i found that people in israel welcome debate. they value the fact that they're a democracy. so they are colluding to silence freedom of speech cannot be sitting well for folks who value democracy in the region. >> stick around for us. yusef, thank you for your insights as always. the "washington post" reports that privately he's alarmed by new signs of economic distress and worry that a
that's going to wrap up this hour. coming up right now, more news with ayman. my friend phaeld me a compliment about your analysis of the story. >> a story that is changing by the minute. now congressman rashida tlaib is saying she's not going. i'm in for hallie jackson. we are following fast-moving developmen developments. already back and forth going down while you were sleeping. the state of israel saying early this morning that congresswoman rashida tlaib can come into the country but she is saying thanks, but no thanks. netanyahu announced israel would deny entry to congressman tlaib and ilhan omar, who also happened to be the first muslim
>> there's the side where the negotiator in him, wants to when he's in those conversations with netanya netanyahu, whomever, kislyak, whomever, he can get the information he has to get he thinks is the best deal. the problem is that's not how our foreign policy works. you keep a lot of stuff to your chest, play your cards very close, don't give an indication where you want to go even with our allies. your point is exactly right. that's the problem. he wants to play the hero role. >> i read the book "the art of the deal" and that is the one big thing i took away from is. those two things ain donald trump's mind, being a negotiator, appearing to be strong and puffed up are the same. he doesn't think he can negotiate unless he shows you how tough -- >> go ahead. >> that's not a good formula. i'm just saying, as a matter of explaining, i think that's the logic. >> go ahead, bianna. >> one missing variable, unlike real estate, donald trump hasn't proven to know anything about the middle east or foreign policy so it's really hard to
major difference between what he's saying and what was said in the past, so the right wing in israel is clearly quite disappointed and the left is somewhat more hopeful. >> does that extend what you say the right in israel is disapointed, does that extend to netanya netanyahu, himself? there was a lot of talk when you think of russia, to draw a parallel, vladimir putin a lot of people say was maybe expecting something different than he's gotten with donald trump store. would that apply to netanyahu as well? >> i would doubt that there's major dis appoiappointment on netanyahu's -- from his point of view. i would imagine that his personal expectations were more realistic. i was really talking about people who are further to the right of him, and some of the smaller hardline right wing parties. >> and do you see -- you say donald trump right now is sort of moved to the traditional american position on this. the trational american position so far has not led to the brokering of any sort of long-term permanent deal here.
resolution and then weighed in on twitter. first he tweeted, "as to the u.n., things will be different after january 20th." he followed that up with another tweet, "the big loss yesterday to israel and the united nations will make it much harder to negotiate peace. too bad. we will get it done, anyway." netanyahu hasn't just lashed out at the u.s., israel called in the u.s. ambassador and ambassadors of ten other countries that voted for the u.n. resolution. those countries met with the foreign ministry. it was only the u.s. ambassador who met privately with netanyahu. one more statement directed at president barack obama before he leaves office. so, why now? prime minister benjamin netanyahu knows he can wait three weeks and work with the president-elect who he's very much looking forward to working with, trump, that is. it may be more than a message to trump showing how much he's looking forward to a fresh start and clean slate, there may be internal politics as well. obama is unpopular with netanya
palestinians. so the resistance movement reacted against that. we will did the reaction. so what we were asking for in the last eight, nine days that the israelis must stop their attack and must stop their attack against west bank which is not clear in the egyptian declared paper. i insist we did not receive that officially yet. they did mention the fact which was under huge collective punishments from four weeks to now. they have to mention now. the egyptians have to answer a big question. the prisoners exchange agreement was violated also by the israelis and 60% were rearrested by the israelis. we were talking about rearresting this em also. the palestinian legislative council were arrested just for effect story created by netanya netanyahu. we want answers. i want to say clearly, we ask
effective in that type of venue and setting and he looks presidential, so i think these debates are going to be very, very interesting. you saw both men at their best today. >> the great sasha eisenberg tweeted this was the mitt romney that david brooks has wanted to see all along, yut lining policy, fluent on the topics. talk about the president for a second, steve. there has been a lot of consternation and critique in certain corners about the fact that the president isn't meeting with any world leaders. on one point on "the view" talking about what happened in terms of the death of ambassador chris stevens and your assessment of whether this was a good move? >> well, look, first of all, on the way he phrases the things on 60 minutes when he talked about the bump in the road he gave his political opponents ammunition. i don't think there's going to be a long-term effect. the issues raised this week about he should have met with netanya
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might do a first strike? >> translator: so you think that we are concerned -- we should be concerned about allaying mr. netanya netanyahu's concerns and fears? >> larry: yeah. >> translator: why should we be doing that for him. who is he? >> larry: he is the head of a country. >> translator: who is he in the first place to begin with? he is a skilled killer. all dictators in the world have condemned others. and he's one of many of them. he should be put on trial for killing palestinians, for placing gaza under siege which is against the law and against the spirit of the charter of the united nations. he should be put on trial for killing women and children.