why can they still work tomorrow and work until monday evening, we also have to explain this, because pesachon the evening of the 22nd, the jewish passover, as a rule , congressmen there respect their colleagues. which celebrate this day, and therefore in jewish religious holidays, as well as christian holidays, on such major holidays, congress suspends its work, but fortunately it will not happen until after sunset on april 22, since there are practically two working days, sunday and monday, if chuck schumer has his way, chuck schumer is the first jew. the speaker, the majority leader in the senate of the united states of america, so this is his holiday, also what kind, and he can definitely say to himself, you know, let's go to the holiday, we will work, and by the way, we already have to state that the aid to israel is also as of now voted, therefore, therefore, therefore, it is also very important for the world community in general. because it demonstrates that one of the, shall we say, the main hegemons, dominant states, democracies in the world, the united states of america did not mak

why can they still work tomorrow and work until monday evening, we also have to explain this, because pesach begins, the jewish passover on the evening of the 22nd, as a rule , congressmen there honor their colleagues who are celebrating from this day and therefore in hebrew religious holidays, as well as christian holidays, on such major holidays, congress suspends its work, but fortunately it will not happen until after sunset on april 22, since there are practically two working days, sunday and monday, if it is chuck schumer's will, chuck schumer the first, jewish, speaker, majority leader in the united states senate. aid to israel is also currently voted, therefore, therefore, therefore, this is also very important for the world community in general, because it demonstrates that one of the , let's say, the main hegemons, of the dominant states, democracies in the world, the united states of america did not make a mistake and went the way they should have gone. last fall, and basically all four bills at this point, so we welcome you, our dear viewers, it's a pleasure to be with you right

and work until monday evening, we we also have to explain this, because the jewish passover begins on pesach 22, as a rule , congressmen there honor their colleagues who celebrate this day, and therefore on jewish ... holidays, as well as on christian holidays, on such great holidays, the congress interrupts its work, however, luckily it won't happen until after sunset on april 22nd, well... there are practically two business days, sunday and monday, if chuck schumer has his way, chuck schumer, the first jew, speaker, majority leader of the united states senate states of the states, so this is his holiday too, which, and he can definitely say to himself, you know, let's go to the holiday, we will work, and by the way, we must already state that the aid to israel is also a state. currently voted, therefore, therefore, therefore, this is also very important for the world community in general, as it demonstrates that one of the, let's say, the main hegemons, dominant states, democracies in the world, the united states of america did not make a mistake and followed the path they should have foll

why can they still work tomorrow and work until monday evening, we also have to explain this, because pesachs, the jewish passover on the 22nd evening, as a rule, congressmen there honor their colleagues who... celebrate this day , and therefore on jewish religious holidays, as well as on christian ones, on such great holidays, the congress interrupts its work, but, fortunately, this will not happen until after sunset on the 22nd of april, since there are practically two working days, sunday and monday, if it won't be chuck schumer's will, chuck schumer is the first jew, speaker, leader. majority in the senate of the united states of america, so this is his holiday as well, which he can definitely say to himself: you know, let's go to the holiday, we will work, and by the way, we must already state that the aid to israel has also been voted as of now , therefore, therefore, therefore, this is also very important for the world community in general, as i will demonstrate it. that one of the, shall we say, the main hegemons, the dominant democracies in the world, the united states of america di

. >> tonight begins our holiday of pesach or passover, which is the festival of liberation for our people marks our release. from enslavement in egypt. i need to be standing for the liberation of palestinians. i wear a shirt that says, not in our name. >> the u.s. reportedly is considering whether to block aid to a part of the israeli military. the right wing netzah yehuda battalion over reported human rights violations. prime minister netanyahu's defense minister told the group they have the administration's backing. some uc berkeley students with family in palestine say the u.s. actions are not enough. >> they just approved $26 billion. while we're seeing almost 40,000 palestinians killed, 70% of whom are women and children. so i feel this is not this is a joke of a step. this is just saving face. this is to distract from the billions that are being funneled to the killing of my people. >> jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news on this earth day, hundreds of thousands of plant and animal species face extinction. >> how the oakland zoo has become a worldwide leader in trying to protect threat

yesterday the state department condemns israel's human rights record and coincidentally the first day of pesachish holiday and then today the engoron administration humanitarian ongoing attachments that they do in fact apply a double standard to israel's conduct in the war against hamas. martha? >> martha: julian, thank you very much. let's bring in pete hegseth cohost of "fox and friends weekends." and the author of the new book, the "17a." i should mention that we are monitoring the comments by president biden who is speaking to some of the younger individuals in the room. -- we are going to monitor those comments and see if he thinks -- let me get your top line, on julian's reporting about israel now being in the first page of the human rights report from the state department. >> you know, we were discovering columbia, it doesn't surprise me later -- the state department is a permanent bureaucracy, by people from places like columbia who believe that the jewish state of israel is as bad or worse than its islamist opponents. israel's not just listed on page 1, it was listen before iran, befor

. >> tonight begins our holiday of pesach, or passover, which is the festival of liberation for our peopleks our release from enslavement in egypt. i need to be standing for the liberation of palestinians. i wear a shirt that says, not in our name. >> the u.s. reportedly is considering whether to block aid to a part of the israeli military. the right wing netzah yehuda battalion, over reported human rights violations. prime minister netanyahu's defense minister told the group they have the administration's backing. some uc berkeley students with family in palestine say the u.s. actions are not enough. >> they just approved $26 billion. while we're seeing almost 40,000 palestinians killed, 70% of whom are women and children. so i feel this is not this is a joke of a step. this is just saving face. this is to distract from the billions that are being funneled to the killing of my people. >> jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news and cal is not the only university where students walked out of classes today to protest the war in gaza. >> students faced off with police and other security members on

money, the second point is on monday, from 22 to 30, they begin one of the main religious holidays in pesachil in may they can strike, now one important point is who, how will they strike this blow, will the americans help them, because the americans say: we will... i understand, an interesting analysis, i, in fact, when these news, they arrived shortly before our broadcast, i was just writing about this statement, i was wondering the same question that i’m asking you, in your opinion, is this still such an informational psychological story or already some kind of applied one, i’m still there asked one question that what iran, what follows from of the statement that i showed, he takes, well , another half step, warning that there will be... does this mean that they have nuclear weapons already ready, so they can raise the stakes, or vice versa, they are not ready yet , so they are in a sense, a little, well, let’s say, they are raising the bar, you see, there is a problem from this point of view, it lies in the fact that iran is a muslim country, on the territory of israel there are shrines

. >> tonight begins our holiday of pesach, or passover, which is the festival of liberation for our peopleur release from enslavement in egypt. i need to be standing for the liberation of palestinians as i wear a shirt that says, not in our name. >> the u.s. reportedly is considering whether to block aid to a part of the israeli military. the right wing netzah yehuda battalion over reported human rights violations, prime minister netanyahu's defense minister told the group they have the administration's backing. some uc berkeley students with family in palestine say the u.s. actions are not enough. >> they just approved $26 billion. while we're seeing almost 40,000 palestinians killed, 70% of whom are women and children. so i feel this is not this is a joke of a step. this is just saving face. this is to distract from the billions that are being funneled to the killing of my people. >> jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news more google cloud workers have been fired for protesting inside company offices. >> 28 workers were fired after the sit in and protest last week at google offices in sunnyva

passover, also known as pesach, is a festival that commemorates the emancipation of the jewish peopledays. my guests are the food editor of the jewish chronicle, victoria preva and rabbi mendy cora. rabbi very good to see you. let's start with you. if we may , let's start with you. if we may, tell us about the importance we've heard the brief history . we've heard the brief history. so this is the moment when the jews after what, a very long penod jews after what, a very long period of enslavement in egypt, managed to escape. it's more than michael. >> thank you. it's much more than just managing to escape . than just managing to escape. it's the beginning of nationhood. yes, and it's that beginning of time from then, of having a jewish identity. and that continues throughout all the generations. having this family festival that people sit together, have the various ingredients that we eat, retell the story and remember , bring the story and remember, bring that story and how it makes us, how we are till today. >> right? so it's obviously a time of celebration. and yet i'm also aware