bless israel and you will be blessed. curse israel and you will be cursed. what is so special about israel? to answer that question, we have to look briefly at the beginning of the nation of israel. while israel is often called "god's chosen people," it is more accurate to say that god chose a person by the name of abraham. rather than choosing an existing nation, god chose a man and created and his wife sarah. that nation became god's chosen people. actually, the phrase "chosen people" does not even occur in the bible in the new king james version. but there are abundant references in scripture to the idea. psalm 33:12 says, "blessed is the nation whose god is the lord, and the people he has chosen as his own inheritance." people who recognize god's purposes for israel and do whatever they can to preserve and protect and defend israel will likewise be preserved and protected and defended. god will see to it. and let me ask you, has god blessed us through israel? he gave us his wd through the israeli people. he gave us our savior through the people of israel

he has treated israel horribly. he has treated israel horribly. i was the grand marshal down fifth avenue a number of years ago for the israel parade, and i have received the tree of life and many awards from israel, and as president, there is nothing that i would rather do than to bring peace to israel and its neighbors generally and it serves no purpose to say, you have a good guy and a bad guy. maybe i am not successful in doing it, but maybe it is the toughest e negotiation of anywhere in the world of any kind, but it does not help if i start to say, that i am very pro israe israel, and very pro, and more than anybody on the stage, but it does not do any good to start demeaning the neighbors, because i would love to do something with are regard to negotiating peace, finally for israel, and for their neighbors. and i can't do that as well as a negotiator and i cannot do that as well if i am taking big, big sides. with that being said, i am totally pro israel. >> senator cruz. >> well, this is another area in whic

to israel. speaking hebrew) welcome home. for themigrants who arrive and see this sign, it's often a very emotional experience, an overwhelming one. announcer: tens of thousands of jish families in the former soviet union are waiting, praying, and hoping r their chance for freedom in the promise land. christians are joining with jews to rescue these persecuted people for several reasons. first is to participate in the modern-day fulfillment of biblical prophecy. second is to show to god's chosen people that christians love them as jesus loved them and are lling to stand with them in their times of tribulation and need with the support and prayers. and third is because god said in genesis 12:3 that he the seed of abraham. emotional donor: the only reason that i'm doing anything to help these people-it's not because i was watching the little clip and god spoke to my heart and said "let my people go." and i thought, lord, i'm not stopping your people from leaving. and he said, "you are if you're no

not only run the formation of israel, that israel is behavior today. and so, you know, it doesn't much matter to me and i don't think it should matter much to anybody who is interested in this issue but the self-professed political or ideological identity is that the players donating the money and pushing the legislation and peddling their influence with decision makers on and off campus. it is a matter of whether they are interested -- whether a person of interest even maintaining campus is in which dissent can be accommodated and whether the person is deeply invested and i use the verb invested on purpose in creating conditions that formally stifle certain types of speech and cert types of critique and unfortunately both liberals and conservatives said into the latter category. other questions or comments? >> as comic thank you. a couple of things. i wonder if you could clarify about the suit, whether it was about academic freedom or whether it was freedom of speech because what i've read in your book, page 204 says you can have your own freedom of s

trip to israel has set off another one. (omar barghouti, palestinian bds movement) "we hope that a majority - a great majority of the nominees will reject this israeli trip." omar barghouti... who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel ... says accepting the trip plays into what he calls israel's propaganda. (omar barghouti, palestinian bds movement) "we're asking hollywood figures as they did in the apartheid south africa era to not give their names for israel to whitewash the occupation and violation of human rights." israeli minister of tourism yariv levin rejects that criticism. (yariv levin, israel's minister of tourism) i think that there is a dispute that should be solved, hopefully there will be sometime to achieve some kind of peace agreement, but i think that talking about occupation or talking about boycotting israel because of the current situation is something unfair "you should be careful" mark rylance... up for best supporting actor for bridge of palestinian causes... has said he won't accept any g

who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel ... says accepting the trip plays into what he calls israel's propaganda. (omar barghouti, palestinian bds movement) "we're asking hollywood figures as they did era to not give their names for israel to whitewash the occupation and violation of human rights." israeli minister of tourism yariv levin rejects that criticism. (yariv levin, israel's minister of tourism) i think that there is a diypute that should be solved, hopefully there will be sometime to achieve some kind of peace agreement, but i think that talking about occupation or talking about boycotting israel because of the current situation is something unfair "you should be careful" mark rylance... up for best supporting actor for bridge of spies... and a supporter of palestinian causes... has said he won't accept any gift... but most other nominees have been silent about the swag bag. in a conflict that has dragged on for decades... the latest clashes between israelis and palestinians ave moved from the streets of the west bank

. >> omar barghouti, who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel says accepting israel's propaganda. >> we are asking hollywood figures as they did in the upright said south africa era to not give their names for israel to whitewash the occupation and violation of human rights. >> israeli minister of tourism you read levine rejects that criticism. >> i think that there is a dispute that should be solved because of the current situation is somewhat unfair. >> mark ryan lynch, up for best supporting actor for bridge of spies a supporter of palestinian causes the said he won't accept any gift, but most other nominees have been silent about the swag bag. in a conflict that has dragged on for decades, the latest clashes between israel israeli's and palestinians have moved from the streets of the west bank to the red carpet of hollywood. over and lieberman, jerusalem. >> now, pinpoint weather with

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, in defense of our friend, in defense of the jewish state of israel. america's commitment to israel's security remains now and forever unshakeable and i have said this before, it would be a fundamental moral failing if america broke that bond. all nations that prize diversity and tolerance and pluralism must speak out whenever and wherever jews and other religious minorities are attacked. in recent years we have seen leaders in france, germany and great britain stand strongly against antisemitism. in israel, president rivlin has spoken about tolerance and acceptance among all israelis, jewish and arab. meanwhile, governments have an obligation to care for the survivors of the shoah because no one who endured that horror should have to scrape by in their golden years. so with our white house initiative, we are working to improve care for holocaust survivors in need here in the united states, and with the compensation fund we helped create, claims are finally being paid that even more jews deported from france during the holocaust, including survivors he

israel's decision. israel has a policy problem. there are certain things you can't explain. it took an army colonel a few months to make her mark. requiring new media. and the season facebook to get clearance from the centers. that alarmed journalists. prompting knesset members to hold hearse on how far it goes. >> under the cover of darkness there's no limit. >> it's about the sensor guiding there's a number of news organizations that are online magazines, and the new age media didn't fall under the sensor. they wanted to make sure they captured those organizations. another way is to find out what information reporters are getting, not just what they'll report. it's a double player of self-censorship. it seems they are trying to show her strength, showing that they exist. asking them to file military related topics prior to publication. we'd have to see if it lasts. all of this is occurring under binyamin netanyahu. a list of israeli prime ministers who oversauce defense portfolio is long. ben, bagon,

germany and israel put on a show of unity. israel's prime minister meeting germany's chancellor. talks treading carefully on difficult issues like peace in the middle east and the iran nuclear deal. more chaos in syria. russia denies war crime allegations after bombing raids hit hospitals. now turkey wants its allies to send in ground troops. and grammy glamour. taylor swift becomes the first female artist to win album of the year for her second time. we will bring you details later in the show. i'm brent goff, good to have you with us. finding common ground. german chancellor angela merkel met her israeli counterpart. such as the war in syria and security in the middle east. the two leaders try to focus on what their countries if not their policies have in common. >> the german israeli intergovernmental consultations tend to be delicate and not just due to security precautions. an israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is considered to be meager at best. after that meeting, she and netanyahu had agreed to disagree. much has changed in the last year. islamic terror and the ref

to israel. speaking hebrew) welcome home. and see this sign, it's often a very emotional experience, an overwhelming one. announcer: tens of thousands of jewish families in the former soviet union are waiting, praying, and hoping for their chance for freedom in the promise land. christians are joining with jews to rescue these persecuted people for several reasons. first is to participate in the modernay fulfillment of biblical prophecy. second is to show to god's chosen people that christians love them as jesus loved them and are willing to stand with them in their times of tribulation and need with their support and prayers. and third is because god said in genesis 12:3 that he would bless those who bless the seed of abraham. emotional donor: the only reason that i'm doing anything to help these people-it's not because i felt i should myself, but i was watching the little clip and god spoke to my heart and i thought, lord, i'm not stopping your people from leavin and he said, "you are if you'r

israel and its neighbors. and amir is trying to stop rabin. he's on a quest to stop rabin before rabin succeeds. in some ways writing about a politician who's been a public figure for most of his adult life and that's the case with the rabin. in some ways it's easier because there's a record of his life. the other interviews he's given over the years, articles he's written and speakeasies me. rabin wrote a memoir in the late 70s. in some ways it's harder because the bar is higher for trying to understand something about the actor, this protagonists that other people don't understand. that's what you want to do when you're writing a book. you want to get into his mind in a way others have it. politicians are hard to penetrate. they will say things sometimes that they mean that sometimes they are saying that because it's politically deficient to say. part of the process of come to understand and will -- understand rabin, specifically his daughter and a keeper of the legacy. she runs a rabin center of which is a

donald trump said he's more pro-israel than anyone else running. is donald trump really pro-israel? >> absolutely. now with my dad out of the race, he probably is the most pro-israel candidate on the stage. i think the most important thing is anybody who is coming into the oval office next, which i think it will be donald trump, needs to rebuild the relationship that we have with israel that this current president and current administration has completely destroyed and deteriorated. i have absolute confidence that donald trump can do just that. >> this is your second day with the trump campaign. israel is an important issue for you as you evaluated who to support. why specifically, sere adid you pick donald trump? >> i think it really comes down to the fact that washington has become so corrupt by the donor class and the special interest, and we need to fix it from the outside in instead of the inside. and donald trump is the only candidate in the race that isn't completely controlled by the washington to wall street axis of power. we need someone to go and shake things up and make

under the deal reached with israel he'll now be released in may. our correspondent reports from west jerusalem. >> reporter: this is mohamed minutes after he ended his 94-day hunger strike. the activist and journalist was arrested in late november and placed in administrative dense which is imprisonment without charge for up to six months renewable indefinitely. >> translator: palestinian society was united in this fight, and thanks to god i will be freed because of that unity. >> reporter: earlier this month this video of him handcuffed to his hospital bed crying out in pain went viral. it sparked protests. protesters demanded the government free him and all those held in administrative detention. his case was also discussed at a recent meeting in jordan when the palestinian president and u.s. secretary of state john kerry. last month israel's supreme court suspend his detention because of his ill health but allowed for his rearrest. he refused to stop his hunger strike saying he would only stop if he was released without conditions or if israel c

they cannot cross into israel for work or to go to the west bank. and the only exist is through egypt where people spend days at the border. felt like i left another country, you know? >> you went to another country. >> so you think i did the right thing? >> oh, forget it. >> forget it? >> yeah. >> they'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm always eager to ome he becausehis smy he. d then wn i g back, take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two sep

it became an abstract commitment to the idea of israel. but there is very little engagement with the substance that had inspired that moved into the academic boycott in the first place. '' were people saying? where you boycotting israel? why not china? criteria? cuba? north korea? >> five with the links with the north korean university that we will look at them. [laughter] then a particular kind that does not rise to that seriousness that considers a moral response nothing that is even worth entertaining. yatter is like it isn't the role of a scholar the organization or this is divisive. when taken together this rationalization not only did not rise to the defense of israel's behavior but to never surpassed the category of platitude. they were diversionary tactics. another example is the media blitz that happened to the profound criticism it was subject so i was involved of these on-line skirmishes with the validity of palestinian life with the slaughter of palestinian in civilians and dozens of children included. yes people rationalize th

having everything launching into israel. look, here's my view -- what do you think israel is? >> well, i understand that. >> that's why we have an iron dome. here, listen, here's what i think about it, okay? first of all, why don't people recognize the right of israel to exist? and i want to give you a good example. i was in saudi arabia years ago, and i wanted to go to israel. i had to go to egypt to fly to israel. saudi arabia doesn't even recognize them on a map. now, why are we tougher on our friends than we are on people who are not our friends? all i think -- look, netanyahu once referred to a two-state solution, but i don't know how you get a two-state solution when people are walking into your country and stabbing people. and that got stirred up by a hyperbole on the part of hamas and hamas' number one purpose is to destroy israel. the one thing i worry about is hamas getting their hands on a weapon of mass destruction. hezbollah, hamas, they're out for the destruction of israel. if you don't like what israel is doing with some apartments, okay? then go and tell them i

i've seen many rewards from israel, have i a great relationship with israel. i'm going to keep it that way. if i could bring peace, that would be a fantastic thing. >> governor kasich, i want you to weigh in. >> after 9/11 the secretary of defense called me in to help out with some things. i've been a supporter of israel, strong supporter of israel longer than anyone on this stage. i've been standing with the israelis for a very long time. i think the problem we have in foreign policy is we are not certain with who we stand with and our enemies are moving. because they are not sure what we will do. it's a very interesting development here within the last 24 hours. we said to the south koreans we would give them the high altitude defense system. it really rattled the chinese. for the first time we took positive action, the chinese are beginning to take action against north korea. when we stand firm and bring our allies together, that is the road forward. >> senator rubio, what's wrong with the u.s. being an honest broker in a negotiation as mr. trump is proposi

how much more so tthe children of israel? bela: whout the food baskets and the hot meals i would starve. it would be like it was for my father when the nazis captured him and starved him to death. announcer: living on ridiculously low pensions of $15 $25 per month. they go without food, medicine and the bare essentials of life. but through "isaiah 58" you can change that. $15 will provide a food box packed full of staples to help them through the month. joining our boa-month club will provide a food box every month to an elderly jew who desperately needs it the most. for $50 you willrovide three hot meals a week for a month in addition to a food box. what a blessing you can be to a jew who has suffered so much. what a witness you can be to the love of god for the scattered remnant of his people. genesis 12, "i will bless those who bless you and i will curse those who curse you". if you trace the pages of world histy you will find that every man and every nation that blessed israel, god blessed that man and nation. and every m

who fronts the palestinian says accepting the trip plays into what he calls israel's propaganda. (omar barghouti, palestinian bds movement) "we're asking hollywood figures as they did in the apartheid south africa of tourism yariv levin rejects that criticism. (yariv levin, israel's minister of tourism) i think that there is a dispute that should be solved, hopefully there will be sometime to achieve some kind of peace agreement, but i think that talking about occupation or talking about boycotting israel because of the current situation is something unfair "you should be careful" mark causes... has said he won't accept any gift... but most other nominees have been silent about the swag bag. moved from the streets of the west bank... ...to the red carpet of hollywood. oren liebermann... cnn... jerusalem.

who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel ... says accepting the trip plays into what he calls israel's propaganda. "we're asking hollywood figures as they did in the apartheid south africa era to not give their names for israel to whitewash the occupation and violation of human rights." mark rylance... up for best supporting actor...has said he most other nominees have been silent about the swag bag. angela will have a look at your weather forecast the wide open spaces of northern nevada inspire poets and artists. we'll meet a "potter" who finds inspiration for his sculptures in the desert. that's

people don't know there is an apartheid-like state in israel. outorked for months to get this paper. yes, it is a parody, but all of the facts about israel and palestine on the ground are correct in the paper. juan: i'm sure many people in "the new york times," would say they provide some of the most balanced coverage, obviously, you may differ with that, but some of the articles are amazing. you had the headline "blame israeli government for recent violence." you even had the advertisements as well, old dealing with political reversal of how people here in the united states, many are fed the news on israel and palestine. >> some of the generals did come forward recently ended question what the israeli government was doing. and that it may be the cause for the violence. that is what they question in "the new york times." we're saying after 67 years of stealing people's homes, water, not letting them across borders and have checkpoints to go to work, not getting the hospitals, that this is violent. and even the generals -- that article is pretty

all -expenses paid trip to israel... from the country's ministry of tourism. - we're going to tell it right." all 25 of the acting and directing nominees... and host chris rock... will get the unofficial oscars gift ...some of hollywoo'd biggest names... "wooo... in your face neil armstrong." israel hopes to boost the country's struggling tourism numbers by tapping into the stars' followers on social media. (yariv levin, israel's minister of tourism) "they will show how good it is here, how interesting it is here... i'm sure and i call them - use this opportunity, you won't regret it." in an awards season where the academy may have been hoping the lack of racial diversity would be their only controversy... this trip to israel has set off another one. (omar barghouti, palestinian bds movement) "we hope that a majority - a great majority of the nominees will reject this israeli trip." omar barghouti... who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel ... says accepting the trip plays into what he calls israel's propag

who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel ... says accepting the trip plays into what he calls israel's propaganda. "we're asking hollywood figures as they did in the apartheid south africa era to not give their names for israel to whitewash the occupation and violation of human rights." mark rylance... up for best supporting actor...has said he most other nominees have been silent about the swag bag. angela will have a look at your weather forecast the wide open spaces of northern nevada inspire poets and artists. we'll meet a "potter" who finds inspiration for his sculptures in the desert. that's provide an inspiring view. just the stimulus the potter joe winter needs for his crockery creations. jack sutton has his story in tonight's nevada backroads. in the land of the red rock you see the country on a big scale. in this place the potter joe winter finds inspiration for the scale of his work. "i find it more fun to play around with larger forms. its a scale i enjoy working with. with the bigger work i think about form and scul

they're all pro-israel. they all believe in guarantying right of israel to survive and thrive in the heart of the middle east. slight difference throwing out would you negotiate? trump said i would negotiate. i believe in israel. i support israel. other two said no wouldn't negotiate. the other guys would not abide by them. i'm quoting israeli prime minister, even said he would negotiate. he is no dove, he is no shrinking violet. one of the most hawkish leaders israel has had in generation. even he has said, yeah, i would negotiate but i want to do it from strength. martha: yeah. when you think about where we are right now in our relationship with israel, and how tattered that situation has become between the united states and israel. if a republican is elected, in this election. you know, perhaps marco rubio and ted cruz are saying we have to make very clear first where we stand. before we start talking about negotiations, we need to make it clear not only to israel and entire world. a lot of people wonder

it is a disaster for this country and speaking of israel, it's a disaster for israel. i'm no fan of -- >> senator cruz. hold on, hold on, governor. senator cruz? >> it's interesting, donald just said he never came out in favor of toppling gadhafi in libya. well, he stated that in an interview, that it will be on our website, tedcruz.org, you can see and hear the exact words from donald's mouth. and i assume when he sees that interview -- maybe he forgot about it -- and i assume that donald will apologize when he sees that he said exactly that. with regard to john kerry, i will say john kerry's foreign policy has been a disaster for decades. that's why i voted against him when it came up. and the fact that donald trump would write him a check and support him against george w. bush shows exceptionally poor foreign policy judgment. and i'll give one more example on israel. when the obama administration canceled civilian air flights into the nation of israel, when hamas was raining rockets down on them, i publicly asked, is this an economic boycott against israel? the next

who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel ... says accepting the trip plays into what he calls israel's propaganda. "we're asking hollywood figures south africa era to not give their names for israel to whitewash the occupation and violation of human rights." mark rylance... up for best supporting actor...has said he won't accept any gift... but most other nominees have been silent about the swag bag. it's mild outside with temperatures in the mid 60's and mostly cloudy

he demonstrates this in his steadfast support for the state of israel at a time when israel has many enemies and when anti-semitism focuses its hatred on a nation that emerged in the wake of tragedy to offer hope and a future for the jewish people. the president's support is needed and appreciated more than ever, and in his commitment to seek a humanitarian response to the syrian refugee crisis, and every time he stands up for people who have been attacked because of their identity, and denounces anti-semitism, islamophobia, racism and hatred in every form. he demonstrates that never again means we cannot be bystanders when people are stigmatized, oppressed, excluded or attacked because of their identity. the president makes sure that phrase never again is not a hollow declaration by giving it a powerful voice in his every day life. so it means a great deal to have the president of the united states take part in the first righteous among the nations ceremony to be held on u.s. soil at the embassy of israel, and it's my distinct privilege to introduce my good friend and president of t

and if that's working with israel, he will do that. the fact of the matter is israel is our only ally in the entire region, and we need to play very nice with them. charles: but do we put palestine on the same platform? do we make it clear, hey, we would like to put them on their backs first and foremost? >> personally i would back israel. charles: what do you think, pete? >> well, these things called principles. but i was proud of marco rubio and ted cruz who took trump to the leftist moral rel activism stance on israel versus palestine? we're going to treat themly? when you look at israel who they are, what they stand for, and i hear the surrogates saying, oh, this and that and you're the president of the united states, you repent the united states and our free world and our allies. you stand with them or equivocate. and we've had seven years of equivocating, why do we want more of that with donald trump? >> we've seen this before. you and i were over in iraq. we've seen it when you jump into a war like that, you have problems. if is

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liberty will be sending a group of students to israel for 10 days in march. they will perform medical relief work and minister to refugees, among other projects. you might want to dust of the hiking boots and head outdoors this weekend. meteorologist brent watts has a look at the warmer weekend forecast. complete details of your first alert forecast right after the break stilla few relook at a data just also finish you are graphic talk about next week potential storms a rain is it's no with a little bow look me ul, unless you have allergies. may see it differently. is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes d congestion. ther nasal allergy spray can say that. e breathe in allergens our bodies react by ducing six key inflammatory substances that use our symptoms. stllergy pills only control one substance. onase controls six. d six is greater than one. te allergy relief or incomplete. t your eyes decide. ase. 6>1 changes everything. lots of sunshine today a you insist this picture of that body into the weekend most of that snow will be gone except for some

while you may be pro israel and back israel, if you're going to be an honest broker you have to push both sides to make concessions. so i think what trump said is not the popular thing. it's not the political thing. it's not going to make him any gains but it is the only way you're going to get a deal though frankly after i think tried. i think a deal is pretty much receding because there are 6 oo,000 israelis in east jerusalem and on the west bank and netanyahu is not going to pull up the settlements he put down. >> eleanor? >> well, actually, what trump said is stated u.s. policy over many decades from both republican and democratic presidents that we basically are an honest broker trying to bring about this two-state solution. prime minister netanyahu has basically given some lip solution but doesn't seem real eager to go along with it but if you want to talk about the kurds there are 30 million or 35 million kurds, the largest ethnic group that does not have their own homeland. and one of the reasons why the u.s. isn't weighing in on heavily on their side is because turkey is a n

>> israel is our stalwart ally in the middle east so always support israel. strong military relationships and want to inspire new confidence in the israeli people and at the israeli leadership. our current president has sounded an uncertain trumpet and has stiff-armed israel in many ways. and also, the iran nuclear deal that president obama and secretary kerry and others worked is -- has our allies and distrust us and bahrain and ohman and qatar and the uae and saudi arabia, kuwait, jordan, egypt, they're wondering if america has their back and it's bat question in light of america's recent actions, and also the iran nuclear deal stimulated a response that maybe so all these uncertainties israel. >>> when people hear dr. ben it's sometimes humannous, witty, clever, but there's nothing compared to 15 minutes, 30 minutes with dr. carson and hearing him dive deeply into various issues our nation faces and also listening to his heart. it's heart for the american people. and so if you look at the -- across all the candidates, is volume important or values? is -- >

and israel. president hassan rouhani spoke at a rally in tehran. >> the world public opinion accepted that public opinion lunched by zionism, public argoians and the u.s. is a lie. we thwarted the irana fobian project and made the world realise that the iranian nation is reasonable and seeks peace and armony alongside other nations. >> they also defended the nuclear deal. saying the plan protects the right to nuclear power, and strengthened the standing around the world. >> as part of the incontext segment crealy takes a -- courtney rioli looks at the revolution. >> in 1971 this monarch through a celebration to celebrate the 2,500th anniversary, and gave himself the title of shah and shah, emperor of king of kings. he replaced calendar. leaders saw him as corrupt and a pocket of the west. never forgot the coup backed by the c.i.a., overthrowing the democratically elected prime minister, giving the shah soul power, making him an ally. anti-shaw demonstrations broke out in major cities across iran.

israel accuses him of being part of hamas. the 33-year-old has been on a hunger strike since shortly after he was detained. his health had deteriorated. he's in poor continue in a hospital. on thursday, israel supreme court was expected to rule on appeal. acting to have him released from administrative detention, based on medical grounds. officials believe the court will rule to suspend the detention, meaning that once he's recovered from his hunger strike, he'll be put back in an israeli gale. >> in is mohammed's wife. if israel doesn't release her husband, he told her that he will continue the strike, even if it costs him his life. >> hamad was here, he said i reject my detention and refuse a deal. he wants his freedom. when the lawyer asks him what is the longest you agree to spend in gaol, he said as long as it takes to transfer me from israel to hospital. he is not budging. >> an israeli committee ordered health workers to treat with salt and supplements without his consent. he'll continue to resist israeli intervention i

if 55,000 ten-day all-expenses-paid trip to israel from the country's ministry of tourism. all 25 of the acting and directing nominees and host chris wok will get the unofficial hospers gift. >> spiezio in an award season where the academy may have been hoping the lack of rachel diversey would have been there only controversy, this trip to israel has set off another one. >> we hope that a majority, a great majority of the nominees will reject the israeli trip. >> omar barghouti, who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel says accepting israel's propaganda. >> we are asking hollywood figures as they did in the upright said south africa era to not give their names for israel to whitewash the occupation and violation of human rights. >> israeli minister of tourism you read levine rejects that criticism. >> i think that there is a dispute that should be solved because of the current situation is somewhat unfair. >> mark ryan lynch, up for best supporting actor for bridge of spies a supporter of palestinian causes the said he won't accept any gift, but most other nomi

israel and the united states may have a good relationship. israel is affected by america's standing in the world, and under president cruz, it may not be that great. >> great to have you with us. it's fascinating to talk about what the world thinks about the united states and the political process. good to see you all. >> in myanmar speculation is growing that the party of aung san suy kyi is about to find a way to sidestep a law banning her to become the next president. her party won in a landslide, but the constitution prevent anyone with a foreign spouse or children taking office. aung san suy kyi's late husband was a britain and so were her children. critics say she should concentrate on uniting the country than being the president. >> she should use all her wisdom. and prioritise whether they want to spend the first two years on amending the constitution or on peace building. they should set the priority. >> the legal expert says they should suspend the law >>> haiti's leadership shows no sign of ending, the crisis - the prime minister p

military aid to israel. kpix five's john ramos has the stor >>> one walnut creek billboard has drivers angry long after they've passed the sign. the topic, military aid to israel. >> reporter: i-680 through walnut creek gets a good deal of traffic. and that's why businesses advertise on billboards. there's one sign designed to sell something very different. >> i hope it accomplishes awareness and a debate. >> reporter: it points out the amount this country gives to israel each today for military spending and support. the internet based group that paid for the billboard -- >> we feel american citizens should be aware of this fact. this is a large proportion of our money, far more than we have given to other countries. >> the president of a walnut creek synagogue says while the words may seem factual, there's a clear message. >> the message is we should use the money for other things. >> website is openly anti- israel on the palestinian issue. and she didn't deny that. but the message on the billboard is undis

who fronts the palestinian campaign to boycott israel ... says accepting the trip plays into what he calls israel's propaganda. "we're asking hollywood figures south africa era to not give their names for israel to whitewash the occupation and violation of human rights." mark rylance... up for best supporting actor...has said he won't accept any gift... but most other nominees have been silent about the swag bag. it's mild outside with temperatures in the mid 60's and mostly cloudy skies. winds are light to fifteen. not like yesterday. we're seeing cloud cover move in from the west with some breaks in the clouds too. we have quite a bit of dry air in place right immediate forecast. high pressure really builds on monday. temperatures monday morning will be in the mid 30's for the reno area and upper 20's in higher elevations. burn code is green. futurecast brings in periods of cloudiness over the next few days with warm air moving in from the southwest as well. winds will be light on monday before picking up tuesday afternoon and wednesday. s

and ezekiel at that time was in prison, and this message is to israel and yet israel had gone into captivity over 100 years, so there was no way that ezekiel could deliver that message, but it is a message that must be delivered today. it is prophecy for this end time! now, that's what this is all about and god says, 'look, there is a work here!' and god says, 'well, now, you set your heart on that work!' herbert armstrong used to say often that your spiritual growth is in direct proportion to how much your heart is in the work of god, the work that god has given us to do. and i want to explain that to you so we all understand what that is. there great reward that god talks about. so we're being judged, god's very elect are being judged today, right now, it stays in i peter 4 and verse 17. but let me read to you that verse again from the new king james version, and it says: "and the man said to me, son of man, look with your eyes and hear with your ears and fix your mind on everything i show you, for you were brought here so that i might show them to you." so god says, 'well, i brought the m