it's not all bad and again arab islam isn't a monolith, some are more integrated, some are less, butbility to blend in. seizing the problem is more of a muslim one than an arab one? —— so you see. more of a muslim one than an arab one? -- so you see. i do and that's different to a decade ago. right now it is absolutely terrifying to be muslim in america. why? we are under siege every day. hate against muslims is mainstream. courts agree with hate against muslims and we are not really given a voice to combat the negative images that are being displayed of us. do you experience it yourself? every day. i feel the anti—muslim sentiment every day. it yourself? every day. i feel the anti—muslim sentiment every daym what way? i was living in the new york area posts 9/ii what way? i was living in the new york area posts 9/11 and i never felt this kind of hate and backlash and dehumanisation. first of all i do find it very disturbing that an american president can invoke and incite violence against muslims without any ramifications. he wouldn't say that, he just says... are you referring to t

ban to from an islamic with informants convening the first arab-islamic conference in todi arabia, comingr explain their intolerance to radical islam. we move from that to moving the capital of israel to jerusalem. drawing a line in the sand with the palestinians, which the sunnis are on -- it is amazing. it is not the cadence of diplomacy that the world is used to watching and give them comfort. same thing with china. -- theagine president xi two of them have to be the most powerful leaders in the world -- sitting at mar-a-lago, being invited to a country club, thinking this is a little strange. remember, that was the day he sent the ballistic missiles into xiria must president is sitting next to him, and he leans over between the steak and chocolate cake and says, "i think there is something i should tell you, 57 minutes alyssa missiles are going to go. -- ballistic missiles are going to go." tech related -- that created a relationship between the two men. erik: you mentioned the stock market. the president likes to take credit for the strike of the stock market. you did it in his addre

president trump addressed an unprecedented gathering of leaders from more than fifty nations that the arab islamic american summit. he challenged the people of this region to work ever closer together to recognize shared opportunities and to confront shared challenges and the president urged all who call the middle east their home to in his words meet history's great test and conquer extremism and vanquish the forces of terrorism together. radical islamic terrorism knows no borders targeting america. israel nations across the middle east in the wider world it respects no creed stealing the lives of jews christians and especially muslims and radical islamic terrorism understands no reality of the brute force together with our allies we will continue to bring the full force of our might to drive radical islamic terrorism from the face of the earth thank you and. i'm pleased to report that thanks to the courage of our armed forces and our allies at this very moment. isis is on the run their capital has fallen their so-called caliphate has crumbled and you can be assured we will not rest we will not r

get more on this problem with constantine true yourself he's a senior fellow at the center for arab and islamic studies at the institute of oriental studies of the brush and academy of science in moscow welcome to day w why did so many chechens and they don't end up joining so-called islamic state well. that's according to information coming from fear really majority of chechens now. taking part in battles in theory in isis on nostra they come mainly from either. p.c. where we in georgia or from. diaspora in europe as regards the. church and the republican fell for the minority but feel they were present. at the same time we don't hear about any people about any mufc human people returning from syria or iraq to church now. is this a problem that is particular to chechnya or we just chosen to focus on this republic. well i think that now. well the dangers of. a situation in chechnya. are. rated to some extent because. now nowadays is the most secure place in the novel and caucuses so if they return they may be they most probably will return either to georgia odd to toto to europe including ukrai

to, inrom an islamic ban april, the first american-arab-islamic congress, the president of the unitedng up an airplane in riyadh and within five minutes, we are moving -- months, we are moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem into is our ally? saudi arabia, the uae, hopefully and you have this massive moves from what seemed like an absurd islamic position. zero racism. sensing on mexico. the issues on mexico and nafta, our largest trading partner to read you look at making the americas great. david: you have a graph that shows their experts to latin america. how they dwarf china. it is extraordinary. tom: absolutely. certainly thes most powerful factor in the world we need to worry about, but the answer is in the americas. if the president just extends now and says let's make the americas great, our largest trading partner, three times china, so this nafta discussion, which also seems abrupt and severe -- david: exactly, how do you square what you said, which makes perfect sense, with how -- we are going to pull out of nafta? tom: it is startling diplomacy. a way to look at it i

he wants to make our country and example for the arab and islamic worlds, and he thinks we should take our rightful place among the countries of the world that are innovative and dynamic and strong. and in order to do this, change has to be comprehensive, and it has to be in line with the expectations and the ambitions of your people, especially your young, 70% of whom are under the age of 30. mr. friedman: thank you. ek, what does america maybe not understand about turkey's current dilemma right now with a kind of post-isis, syria and iraq? we have a vacuum in places where they have been defeated. what is your take on it? do we fully understand this? could we have a clash between two nato countries? emsek: sometimes you are also finding it very hard what our friends are up to. there is a form of communication, but there is what told us on the ground, and there are inconsistencies we have been very frank about that. let me give you a perspective. for decades in turkey, prior to my government, there was kind of like policy assimilation denial about kurds. we came in and we said, look, t

fact, in these court documents it was said that duncan's own twitter handle translated from arabic meant the islamic statement of fast forward to friday that was when in sterling , virginia, the fbi and justice department officials raided duncan's home. now this was after what we have now learned was a two-year investigation dating back to february of 2016. now, in court today duncan didn't face any terrorism charges, what effaced was an on instruction of justice charge. now, why is that? it turns out when the fine raided that hours, duncan was home and allegedly ran out of the house in possession of two items, a flash drive and a memory stick that was broken. the fbi told fox5 today they actually weren't planning on arresting him on friday, only did so after he tried to flee the scene court documents also detailed versions of what they say were his activities over the course of this investigation, which include talking to fbi informants about his support for isis they say and allegedly using up on the internet information about how to make bombs and how to purchase weapons on the internet. now, he

he founded palestinian islamic jihad in one thousand nine hundred one jihad meaning struggle in arabic. it was the first islamic resistance group to be founded within gaza and the occupied west bank. its stated aim was to fight the existence of israel and establish an islamic palestinian state within the pre nine hundred forty eight boundaries of palestine. it rejected the political process and advocated violent means if necessary. to knock the you're out there opening your work on that one arc. while you're sorry your luck in the is let me in can already be in so i had to sort out what with the early obama bros merger bishop coffee. women magic be here men of card and who are more numbers that in islam than work there were one howard at the free the real islam. because of a boy like the asian one not one. abaya here only of when. the man in that bed at the door that i love free of the water. you need to dump him at the slimy you for your help and the mike and you for that mission where he'll make a new belief in their own limit islamia most of them issue and you didn't know and then m

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we are teaching koran to our children to preserve our religion islam and our arabic language to without these schools we would not have been able to preserve them was i was migrated to this area from north africa in the sixteenth century they brought with them their camels and. trading skills. so i believe in god all of those when they arrived here the area was ruled by the toric the arabs who excelled in trade formed an alliance with them even before the arrival of the french colonize ation they were trading in camels within the neighboring countries libya and all geria they even traded in clothes which was prohibited by the french . but even though they're small in number and have recently been driven from countryside to city by natural hardships they soon began to the adopt not only that but to excel in value some of us are now the sponsible for more than sixty percent of new jobs industries and ninety percent of its transport most bus lines linking initial to west africa are owned by then they have shares in local companies and own several factories built what it allies and neighbor

speech that's when they held up a sign in the old city of jerusalem, one of the holiest sites in islam. the arab members were not inside the chamber for pence's welcome and that gives you a sense of the arab anger that still is here, not only in jerusalem but throughout the middle east at trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel. pence reaffirmed that decision and also said the u.s. embassy would be moving from tel aviv to jerusalem sometime next year. doubling down on what we'd reported just a couple of weeks ago. pence also said that the u.s. remains committed to a peace process. the u.s. is willing to commit to a two-state solutions if both sides are. the palestinians will not meet with pence while he's here. >> sending a very clear message to this administration. appreciate it. thank you. >>> republican senator john kennedy slamming congress is being, quote, run by idiots. he's a member of congress. what does he think about the prospects of reopening the government today? we will ask him live on new day. stay with us. they really appreciate the military family, and it really

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rebels in syria kurdish and arab fighters have seas large swathe of territory fromom defeated islamic stae vices but said he considers the kurdish fighters to be terrorists. and is threatening to almost any minute you operation on the main walkie g. headquarters in the north of the country that seconds do at out speaking shellac a. should go. erica has a knowledge that is in the process of creating a terror army on our border. visit gender what we have to do is nip this terror army in the bud. bullman. two bombs ripped through the heart of a busy shopping district in baghdad today leading at least thirty eight people dead and over a hundred wounded. is the second such attack in just three days no groups it can just waltz ability to the iraqi capital baghdad. has repeatedly been the target of bombings and armed tax is islamic state group i've read large areas of the country in twenty fourteen comes with house rules. shattered glass this is the gaza. while blood stains puddles in the roads in the city all to familiar with such carnage never the less in shock once again. so you know at a

arab palestinians and israelis. abbas maloo is co-founder of the jaferia islamic school in pleasanton and is regional vice president for mutual of america of northern california. also with us is rabbi marvin goodman, nearly retired from the board of rabbis of northern california, and he was the spiritual leader of the peninsula sinai congregation in foster city for 19 years. thank you all so much for joining us today. >> thank you for having us. >> what a journey. and i can't wait to get started. erin, i want to start with you first. >> sure. >> israaid led the group, and your co-c.e.o., yotam polizer, was actually on one of those visits -- not with this group -- with susan sarandon. >> yes, yes. >> and we have some pictures of that. >> so exciting. sure, yeah. she came to visit our site in berlin. we were so excited to have her join us. >> so how did the bay area group come about? how did that visit come about? >> yeah. so israaid's u.s. office is brand new. we're based here in the bay area. our office is in palo alto. and one of the best parts about being here is the opportunity to bring interfaith trips to see o

islam during the e ra. third the sensitiveness for international cause especially those affecting the arab and muslim world. fourth libya after the fall of the regime. have joined by force or the small terrorist dwrups in libya. in fact since october 2011 after the fall of the regime. the country a weak central government that continues to struggle. libya is a insecure state. by continuous fighting. political violence. and terrorism. there's no national army nor police. the rise of triable conflicts central government liability. libya has become safe haven to ter rests, criminals and smugglers. in part of the situation on tunisia, existence of camps not far away from our borders with libya. in the same time other erupt td such as the rise of smuggling and contraband. and the more dangerous is smuggling with weapons. and the phenomena is illegal migration and human trafficking. and international -- we promote cooperation with intelligence information sharing. exchange of experience and expertise. and the g 7. i can later in the q and a session. by the law enforcement we adopt counter terrorism in 2015. inste

chasing them counterfeit counterfeit sporting-goods funding islamic groups in pama get to panama they said we don't speak spanish, we speak arabic in the free trade zone. who are you. i'll look at the time, i think i need to go home. what i realized this two things. how global the problem is and it's in sport gambling, people, money laundering through casinos for chinese triads. tobacco funding the assad regime and russian covert operations. the world is so interconnected. when a receipt drug cc weapons and people. i was at the meeting and they said so, the connections between corruption and trade, what is the connection. there's never been a case of illicit trade without corruption. one thing i became concerned with. the books was originally titled prevents degree. originally what we see is wherever free trade grows so does illicit trade. so grievance to greed you saw terrorist groups becoming involved in transnational organized crime. originally they were there i would start smuggling stuff because after by weapons. increasingly, the weapons are there to protect the money. and to protect that business. what's happened is this

islamic groups in panama. i get to panama and said we don't speak spanish here, we speak arabic in the trade zone. look at the time. i need to go home. what i realized is two things. how global the problem is and forecasting the case, money laundering through casinos for chinese triads, tobacco funding out shabaab and the assad regime and also russian covert operations. and the world is so interconnected and when you see drugs you see weapons. at the meeting of integrity week, the connections between corruption and illicit trains for what is the connection? it was very simple. one of the things i became concerned with, there are two paradigms, originally what we see is free trade grows, so does illicit trade. originally you see terrorist groups increasingly becoming involved in transnational organized crime, they got to buy weapons. the money was there to buy the weapons for the revolution and the weapons are there to protect the money and to protect the money and protect that business. what happened in venezuela in that case, the criminal organization seizing an entire country. a move from terror

other hand in the arab states and also of course among the palestinian leadership this decision has angered them a lot there has been a lot of. criticism because they want to see is true islam as a couple to their future state and once the status of jerusalem be discussed the negotiated and final status negotiations so they have said already back in december when this depends was supposed to visit the visit had been postponed twice that they won't well come in here and boycott. the palestinians of course refused to meet bans in fact the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is in brussels let's first take a listen to what fatigue among any the foreign policy chief of the e.u. had to say. clearly there is a problem with jerusalem i would say this is a very diplomatic euphemism and we europeans as well as all the arab world and the united nations system as such. still continue to believe that the only problematic realistic solution for general selamat has to come from direct negotiations and has to be the capital of two states. such on every listen to federica law going there what is abbas hoping to get on the e.u. during his meetings in brussels briefly if you can. but from what

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arab nations and israel. we will support them. we know who our enemies are. iran and the radical islamic terrorists. i give them an a. regard to europe, sanctions that we have continued will and should discourage european businesses back into iran. european banks have been very principled on this. they have good financing deals in iran because they are too risky -- they have pulled financing deals in iran because they are too risky. it is possible that president trump not break out of the iran nuclear agreement altogether, even though he will sanction and punish the iranians for their bad behavior. he may want to give himself more time to bring the europeans to recognize that as long as this radical government is running iran, the rest of the world is not safe. there's a lot of other moving geopolitical parts and some of the sources i've talked with in the intelligence community tell me the concern betweene relationship iran and north korea could pose certain geopolitical risks moving forward. what are your concerns about the dynamic between iran and north korea? sen. lieberman: this is a really important matter, whi

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abu rashid he speaks fluent arabic and is the link man between his group and their controllers in iraq he defected from the taliban to answer the cole of the caliphate islam extended announced by buba cutter al baghdadi leader of isis. among democrats. find ivanova kava could you have zero is among other things you have a motor with no no i'm going to tell about that i'm not allowing that on the council on a scale. among women i love but i think i know when i go into their national i'm likely to then have them in line on what other clearly find out what ongoing sliming is i'm going on hunting luck and i found among a fan of on a list of islamic eleven found out and i know that if out of could you have one hundred in. the isis fighters seem to be fully embedded in the village life with children and families mingling among them. but his red beard admits most of his men are foreigners. and. a hundred a month focused on. the good you. get if there was a little bit unlikely the oh that. that among go to college among a molly got about it you know i'm going to have you know i would too. but if i should mohammadi the love of look at us money get up on the part o

arab capitals okay beirut, baghdad, damascus and yemen. the young people are saying when you are off in some islamic revolutionary ego trip controlling four g arab states, where you are doing that, i'm unemployed, okay that's where you see all these signs. get out of damascus and pay attention to me. this is a real challenge for the regime >> what should america be doing in this situation in if the middle east? >> i think -- there has been a lot of debate about that i'm all for calling out the iranians and encouraging the young people president trump has done that. they said obama didn't do that in 2009. i think at the end we're marginal either way. i'm all for encouraging what's going on this is a challenge to that regime i think the best thing we can do is bring down the price of oil, take away the money. the more you do that, the more the regime will have to respond. sn >> is that something that you think drill baby drill >> drill baby drill, but also clean energy, clean energy, efficiency, all things joe likes. i think you have to double down on those as well >> do you -- if you are doing both at the same time, you have no problem with

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arabs, says this refugee. god should bless the military offensive. but ypg resistance is fierce. they are armed by the us which says the offensive distracts from fighting the islamicare being killed by turkish artillery. turkey denies that. for those in areas hit by air strikes, it is hell. translation: there is no-one here. i am alone. there is no electricity and they are firing on us. they are shaking the world with this. everybody has left. this town is scarred with the legacy of the seven year—long war. in syria, territory is power. as the country has fallen apart, turkey is determined to stop its age—old foes from grabbing a piece of it. the veteran american diplomat, bill richardson, has resigned from an international panel set up in myanmar to advise on the tensions, killings, and expulsions in rakhine state. mr richardson criticised what he called a government whitewash over the plight of rohingya muslims, and had strong words for the country's leader, aung san suu kyi. the bbc‘s jonathan head is in myanmar. i asked him about the significance of mr richardson's move. it is very important. aung san suu kyi appointed five international members to work adviso