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because everything on this conflict is thorny, that there were people in the streets chanting their cheers after this palestinian murdered 16 people in the senate caucus. >> that's what happens when you dehumanize people, chris. what peter is talking about -- when palestinian signed in 1993, the oslo agreement, not only do they acknowledge that israel will retain 78% of the territories, and they will retain 22% whatever, what they see during this period is that they had 60 settlements, but they have 200 now, and 600,000 settlers. israel has zero intention to, ever, withdraw, or give them dignity, life, or social justice. anything. >>. we it seems to be marking the apex. we have the oslo period, the second intifada, post second intifada, ostensible oslo period where there is, still, a palestinian authority. it has, under treaty, control,
this government was sworn in one month ago. in one month, you have 35 dead palestinians. you have people chanting genocidal chants in the streets of jerusalem, led by the politicians. you have members in this government who are indicted on terrorism. these are the people in charge of the security apparatus telling palestinians on a daily basis, there is no place here, and our mandate is jewish supremacy at all costs, even if it means more demolition, more hate, and more violence. palestinians look around and think, who will ever protect us. the united states is defending democracy in ukraine, and oversee, but telling the world that there is only one exception, and that is palestine. >> i will say, of course, because everything on this conflict is thorny, that there were people in the streets chanting their cheers after this palestinian murdered 16 people in the senate caucus. >> that's what happens when you dehumanize people, chris. what peter is talking about -- when palestinian signed in 1993, the oslo agreement, not only do
surely. allow me to tell you how moved i am unable to said although i'd like to thank each of you for coming here today. and for taking a stand against violence and a short piece. from. the november fourth one thousand nine hundred five a huge crowd gathered in kings of israel square in tel aviv to support itzhak rabin and his government in their quest for reconciliation between israelis and palestinians is no plus your love for the first time peace seemed within reach. the mood was festive upbeat despite the hostility shown by part of the israeli population to what was called the oslo agreement. you.
is about the iran deal. dennis kucinich, if you -- stand by. >> president trump: i'll let you know. thank you. >> bill: here is the big question to the former congressman, if you get a middle east peace deal, how would that change the world? >> it would change the world because so many of the actors around the globe, particularly in the middle east, have been very concerned about the plight of the palestinians. if the palestinians and israelis can come to an agreement, which we certainly hope for, two-state solution in this case, it would, i think, be a major step towards achieving peace. let's go back to the spirit of the oslo agreement. if we work from that as a template there is a chance something could happen and i'm certainly glad that president trump has had the opportunity to meet with mr. abbas. i hope they continue the
we don't know. for more on all this ohio congressman dennis kucinich and nan hayworth. a complex subject, mr. kucinich, toughest of all. is this possible or is this a pipe dream? >> well, it is certainly desirable to have peace in the middle east and to have israel and the palestinians talking peace. but it is also important that you go back to the spirit of the oslo agreement, which involved not building settlements. if there will be peace, the settlements will have to be rolled back so you can have a two-state solution that so many people have been talking about including mr. abbas. >> bill: nan? >> i take the greatest hope in the fact the president trump has stood firmly against the theocracy in iran. if there is any mall factor who
particularly remember this is at a point where prime minister abbas and president abat has said that the palestinians are no longer going to honor the oslo agreement which was the major step towards peace between israel and the palestinians. so, in this setting, to not have the american secretary of state and the american ambassador there, i think has to be seen as a deliberate brant insult and a deliberate brant signal to the world. >> mr. speaker, thank you, like i said welcome back and we will see you here often, sir. >> good to be with you. >> and president obama blasting russian president vladimir putin about syria. what the president just said next. also "on the record," live on the ground investigating the vicious deadly shooting rampage at a community college in roseburg, oregon. we will take you there life. plus, get ready, hurricane joaquin is threatening tens of millions of americans. team coverage all along the team coverage all along the east coast.
particularly remember this is at a point where prime minister abbas and president abat has said that the palestinians are no longer going to honor the oslo agreement which was the major step towards peace between israel and the palestinians. so, in this setting, to not have the american secretary of state and the american ambassador there, i think has to be seen as a deliberate brant insult and a deliberate brant signal to the world. >> mr. speaker, thank you, like i said welcome back and we will see you here often, sir. >> good to be with you. >> and president obama blasting russian president vladimir putin about syria. what the president just said next. also "on the record," live on the ground investigating the vicious deadly shooting rampage at a community college in roseburg, oregon. we will take you there life. plus, get ready, hurricane joaquin is threatening tens of millions of americans. team coverage all along the east coast. that's ahead.
to walk out or go to the u.n. and break this agreement for a truce. >> right. >> if netanyahu proceed was plans for settlements. and we are told that he is going to proceed with these plans for settlement as soon as kerry leaves town out of deference to him not doing it immediately. perhaps linked to the prisoner release which is controversial so he is quieting the criticism. so how long can this tit for tat go on? at least keep these negotiations in play? >> would issues to keep in mind. one, you are right. with the deal that resumed the negotiations last summer was a deal in which the israelis agreed to release these prisoners, these are prisoners held prayer to the time of the oslo agreement in 1993. no israeli prime minister between 1993 and today have been prepared to release these -- >> it is a big step. >> it is a big step to do it. number one. in return the palestinians said
more jewish than the rabbi maybe. israeli leaders have won the nobel peace prize for the oslo agreement with the palestinian leader, yasser arafat. the palestinians are a people. the israeli government's official position is there should be a two-state solution and should make peace eventually with the palestinians. to say the palestinians are an invented people didn't go down that well in israel. the editorial, the opinion, the editorialists in the newspapers, a lot of conversation among the people on tv, was it isn't true. it simply isn't true. having said that, we the way, historians will say the palestinians as a people were fairly recent concoction of -- >> that's pretty much the entire middle east map. >> palestinians are genuine people. exactly. the whole map -- there's right. i mean, the whole map was drawn by the colonialists. it's almost all artificial. the palestinians are no more