segal.y have been missing since october 7th when hamas attacked israel. here's part of our conversation, which by the way was interrupted at one point by rocket fire over tel aviv where i am. watch this. >> we're joined now by elan, the daughter of eva and keith segal, joining us is lee segal, his brother is being -- we assume has been kidnapped and held in gaza, right? >> we have confirmation from the army from israel that my brother keith, u.s. citizen, 64 years old, is being held in gaza since three weeks ago. >> what about aviva. >> aviva as well, there were witnesses to her having been taken. there was a sighting of his car crossing the border and that's what we know, which is already more than three weeks ago, more than that we don't know. >> so how are you coping with this? >> we stay and hope. we stay together. we stay strong. we believe in the u.s. government and the israeli government and the whole world to do, everybody, their best efforts to bring all the hostages back home safel

coming up, israeli historian, holocaust scholar raz segal.back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. "a textbook case of genocide: israel has been explicit about what it's carrying out in gaza. why isn't the world listening?" that is the headline of a new piece in jewish currents by our next guest raz segal. he is an associate professor of holocaust and genocide studies at stockton university and the endowed professor in the study of modern genocide. he joins us now from philadelphia. professor, welcome to democracy now! lay out your case. >> thank you for having me. what we're seeing now in gaza is a case of genocide. we have to understand the u.n. convention on the prevention of punishment of the crime of genocide from 1948 requires we see special intent for genocide to happen. to quote the convention, intent to destroy the group as defined as racial, ethnic, religious, national as such that is collectively, not just individuals. what we heard is on full dis

oleksandr, you already quoted today what and we have been quoting amit segal since the very morning ,ulos says that the opinion, the healthy opinion of the media and journalists does not mean the opinion of the political class and leadership of israel, in my opinion. a comprehensive question about changes to you will be, look, in fact, today's situation with the terrorist organization hamas was born by the very power of israel. which at one time gave them the opportunity to play in the elections, seize, control these territories, and later grab the billions that the whole world gave to palestine in order to dig tunnels and buy weapons there, or to hire fighters from iran or syria or russian instructors from wagner, and in this case, what changes are coming after, look, in brussels, they woke up yesterday, brushed their teeth and it reached them and for... they threaten to pay aid to palestine in the amount of almost 700 million euros. who has been to the gas sector understands that all these millions of euros never went to any social projects, but went to khamaz militants for their te

andrea segal: reverend perry was just a magnificent person, and taught us that the lord loves us anywaybut he decided that he was going to create a church that was especially for people like us, and be a place where people could still have a relationship with god and still feel worthy and whole. troy: i had found myself all at once, knowing that god loved me. just before that, i'd had a suicide attempt where i cut both my wrists and ended up in the hospital and i tell people to this day god spoke to me in that still small voice in the mind's ear and said to me, "troy, i love you. you're my son. i don't have stepsons and daughters." and with that, i knew i was a christian, i knew my salvation was real, and i knew i didn't have to offer apologies to anybody again. once you come out, you don't know how good it feels. troy: we announced that we were going to have a peaceful assembly and rally to protest laws prohibiting homosexual acts by consenting adults in private and to request the california supreme court to grant a hearing on the constitutionality of the california laws which make it

andrea segal: and also for the very first time in history, women were getting an income.essful image the office of war ever used in recruiting. so when you look at this image, this is a butch woman and masculinity is praised at this time, so it's like, you know, be masculine during the war effort, help the country. and that changed the landscape for women and their ability to connect to each other without men. craig: a lot of people experienced that during the war and then, after the war, they thought to themselves, "well, that's where i wanna live now." and so, l.a., a lot of gay people thought, "oh, there's a place for me here that certainly didn't exist in my small town back in nebraska." marie: they're able to live on an identity that they couldn't live out in their home towns. and so it created a community that needed spaces, and those spaces were the gay bars. craig: after world war ii in the late '40s is where you really see gay bars, specifically, start to emerge. marie: so in los angeles, you had a whole strip of bars that was around vermont and 8th. the open doo

is in the public eye, but that’s not the case, did you know that i’m very close friends with steven segal time is here, this is his conscious choice, he speaks from his position , he does not hide it, he will now take up arms and go to war , he shrugs his shoulders when asked about ill-wishers, and generally doesn’t care, professional risks of our time, for example, the italian authorities out of personal grudges they took away solovyov’s italian real estate. i bought this in italy when it was cheaper than a house in the moscow region, which is the first time europeans have taken away property from an anti-fascist jew. the ukrainian authorities simply tried to kill. that assassination attempt which we are talking about now , a car explosion was planned, and since i am in the car, well, always not alone, that is, there is also a driver, it also made me very angry. the same assassination attempt because of which vladimir putin called solovyov. oleg borisovich called me and said don’t be surprised, but i will call you at the government switchboard. zanok with the switchboard and the presiden

have prepared for our audience a melodrama love story based on the story of the same name by eric segaly ray cooney. but the children will watch a lyrical fairy tale that we all know from childhood, the gray neck, based on the story of dmitry mamin sibiryak, well , the theater troupe is on a return visit, now in vitebsk, also with three performances. at the moment they are also perform in nizhny novgorod, at the russian theater festival named after maxim gorkov. they went there with the performance of olesya and alexander kuprin. directed, by the way, by a very famous brezda director, timofey ilyevsky. this is the theater news. we realized that brez artists travel, travel to novgorod, travel to vitebsk, and when they go to the capital. you know, we are planning, for now we have vitebsk and russia, but the capital is of course in the plans, that would be great, yes, well, if anything, we can always come to brest, especially since that the russian theater is visiting there, in principle, in brest, as we already understood, it is much warmer than in minsk, and this is a reason, you will wa

. >> oren segal, thank you very much for getting up early for this important conversation. glad we could bring it to folks. thank you very much. >> take care. >>> breaking sports news. a blockbuster trade in the nba. that is next. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back. monday was a special day for sports fans here in the u.s. so-called sports equinox. all five leagues playing on the same day. andy scholes is joining me. i'll set aside that i'd like to know that there is a women's sports equinox, but that being said, this is the only time this has happened this year, so i will admit, i don't know if i was blocking it out because orioles are not in the world series so i kind of forgot it was playing, but it was a big game last night. >> don't get me started. i'm an astros fan here. so yeah, definitely

broida reuter marr, nonnich raita and chana segal . and they raita and chana segal.family members from kibbutz be'eri and two family members from kibbutz nahel that taken nahel oz that were taken saturday morning. >> have recollection of >> we have no recollection of anything. we have any news anything. we don't have any news of their whereabouts or state that they're in. >> we don't know if they're dead or alive if they're wounded. >> we don't know if they're dry or fed, if they got their medicine. >> we have three children, eight years old, three year old, a 12 years old, three year old, a 12 year old and a teenager , 17. year old and a teenager, 17. she's supposed to celebrate her 18th birthday on the 24th of this month. and we don't know where they are. we don't know anything about them. >> she was texting to the family. her daughter was talking to her daughter said that to her. her daughter said that there were noises in the last night, half an hour. she was there . and then they contact there. and then they contact disconnected or we couldn't text her anymore .

oren segal with the adl, thank you. >>> and nx, we will be heading back to israel with wolf blitzer, the latest on the massive explosion at a refugee camp in gaza, the result of an air strike by the israeli defense forces. stay with us. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. >>> we're following the breaking news out of gaza right now. an idf spokesman confirmed to me moments ago it was an israeli air strike that caused the huge plastic at the jabalia refugee camp in gaza. lieutenant colonel richard hecht said the idf was targeting what he called a very senior hamas commander in that area. cnn military analyst colonel cedric leighton is joining us now. wha

or 62-year-old adrian segal, a missing israeli american, kidnapped from her home. or a 9-month-old baby kidnapped. 9 months old. along with his 4-year-old brother and mom from their kibbutz near the gaza border. the exhibit is called "united against terrorism." it's a visual reminder of how much was lost, how many remain missing, and how something like this should never, ever happen again. and yet, of course, it keeps happening. i'll be back with you tomorrow from tel aviv. our coverage continues with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. new reporting that former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows was granted immunity before testifying in the federal election interference case. stand by for new details on what meadows reportedly told the special counsel and a grand jury about donald trump's 2020 election claims. >>> also breaking, intense talks aimed at freeing more hostages abducted by hamas. while a newly released captive opens up about the, quote, hell she went through as the israel/hamas war rages. the idf now says

commissioner segal yeah. so i. the first time that i saw this is the new schedule.i knew that we were considering monday's, but the first time that i saw this is on our agenda this week and the first time that i actually saw it. for some reason i did not have that link. i don't know why, but the first time that i actually saw it presented is today here for a vote. so i would like to know if . if adopting this. it's mandated that we do this at the before the end of the year. is that correct? so what happens if we don't accept it. we have until we have until until january. is that, uh, or till the end of december. so it's best practice to, to adopt a calendar before the year when the meetings begin. the regular calendar. yes. i'd like to see more discussion of this and more . there's. there's a lot going on with this in terms of what sas is doing and, you know, looking at our at our terms of office, some of you will actually not be commissioner was not not wishing that. but it's possible well after next june and i'm the only one sitting here who will for sure be sitti

or 62-year-old adrian segal, a missing israeli american, kidnapped from her home. or a 9-month-old baby kidnapped. 9 months old. along with his 4-year-old brother and mom from their kibbutz near the gaza border. the exhibit is called "united against terrorism." it's a visual reminder of how much was lost, how many remain missing, and how something like this should never, ever happen again. and yet, of course, it keeps happening. i'll be back with you tomorrow from tel aviv. our coverage continues with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. new reporting that former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows was granted immunity before tesin

segal s a place you could station a vessel off that shore. the uss comfort will be available to street palestinian women and children in need of medical care. mr. biden needs to call the president al sisi and invite him to allow the 26 marine expedition airy unit to utilize the port and the international airport in sinai that we have used to support them, the international united nations monitoring operation out there. and establish a triage there for processing the transporting of the sick and injured and informed palestinian women and children out to the uss comfort for medical treatment. our navy and marines have the experience of ship to shore vessels and movement necessary for this task. he should direct secretary of state blinken to notify representatives of the government of qatar to inform hamas that with whom that they are in direct contact, we expect that for every five palestinian women and children treated aboard the hospital ship, at least one hostage will be released each time. there are of course many details to be worked out o

it's failed, okay in we see it from ap poll, quinnipiac polls, we segal line up, monmouth.ven out of ten americans say the u.s. is on the wrong path. six or seven out of ten americans say that the economy is worse under president biden. don't the 22 see it? >> well, i don't know what they see, but the republican base wants jim jordan as speaker. it is overwhelming, the support that he has. we ought to maybe listen to our constituents, our voters, listen to grassroots republicans and elect jim jordan as speaker. elizabeth: got it. congressman good, thanks for joining us. >>> this is an interesting story coming up, the powerful house way is the and means chairman, jason smith, he may now investigate whether to get rid of and yank, just abolish the tax-exempt status of colleges after they had rallies celebrating hamas terrorists and their massacre of israelis. and media misreporting worsening the fog of war in the israel-hamas conflict. the rush to judgment by the a media to blame israel without any proof that israel was behind that gaza hospital bombing when the pentagon and

commissioner segal no. all right. i would like to share that. i will actually not be in attendance, so i will be asking for an excused absence the next meeting will be in singapore, where i've been invited to speak at the international council of tall building and urban habitat conference, which is looking at the vexing issues of the world and how we deal with our urban habitat. and i'm pleased to accept an award for a project design in san francisco that includes affordable housing, mixed uses, public open space and commercial space. so secretary fuller, please call the next item. oh, so on the new business, we do need to do public comment, but some members of the public who wish to make three minutes of comment on item eight new business initiated by commissioners may line up against the wall for this from the door. if in the chamber. if you are calling in. dial (415)!a655-0001 and use the meeting access code. of 26600559586 pound pound. and then press star three to raise your hand to be recognized. and we do not have any members of the public

i would like to have you bring on raz segal.e is a historian whose area of specialty is the holocaust and genocide. i am basing my comments on something that he said what is happening in gaza is nothing other than genocide and ethnic cleansing, cutting food, water, energy, and medical supplies is genocide. forcing one million people to move from the north to the south is genocide. bobbing gaza with the equivalence of bob's in one week that we use in one year in afghanistan is genocide. the president of israel said that everyone in gaza is an enemy is an enemy combatant is genocide. calling palestinians animals is genocide. host: let's go to crystal, who is calling from wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. as you stated, i am calling on the democratic line but i don't agree with anything right now, and i decided not to vote for him. i will sit this one out, but let me make two points. when president biden gets up there and says that we are in support of ukraine from being invaded by russia that is ok, a

i would like to have you bring on raz segal.e is a historian whose area of specialty is the holocaust and genocide. i am basing my comments on something that he said what is happening in gaza is nothing other than genocide and ethnic cleansing, cutting food, water, energy, and medical supplies is genocide. forcing one million people to move from the north to the south is genocide. bobbing gaza with the equivalence of bob's in one week that we use in one year in afghanistan is genocide. the president of israel said that everyone in gaza is an enemy combatant is genocide. calling palestinians animals is genocide. host: let's go to crystal, who is calling from wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. as you stated, i am calling on the democratic line but i don't agree with anything right now, and i decided not to vote for him. i will sit this one out, but let me make two points. when president biden gets up there and says that we are in support of ukraine from being invaded by russia that is ok, and then he g

the mother segal told me that 30 of her friends had been killed and yet she hasn't cried. be some of the lucky ones really, because of course we know that 1200 israelis were murdered on that saturday and there's another 120. we take hostage believed to be in gaza, ranging from nine month old babies to little four year old red—headed boys to old ladies and whole families . and and whole families. and interestingly, talking talking to this family, they they were saying they bear no ill will to the people of gaza. they said to me that in their view , hamas has me that in their view, hamas has kidnapped the people of gaza. they know that the people of gaza do not want this, just as israeli people do not want death, do not want conflict . but death, do not want conflict. but they do say that hamas , that they do say that hamas, that terrorist group, does need to be removed from gaza catherine, thank you very much for your very moving report. >> that's katherine forster. she's there at the israeli vigil in london. you . well, in london. thank you. well, i mean, of us hear about

i mean, just about two weeks ago i spent time at a hotel in segal in portadown.rn ireland who are opposed to this legislation coming fonnard. and the press here are very quiet on it. and the consultation period ends. it. and the consultation period ends . on the 24th of november. ends. on the 24th of november. now what is really at stake here is who is going to pay for this? because a lot of teachers here want political cover for this. a lot of these teachers are saying, well, you know, we're not going to teach something that we don't believe in. and the teachers very much want the teach facts, i.e. the reproductive system, which they have been teaching for years. many of them saying to me, well, relationships is something that you gather and experience as you go through life and really you form your opinions as you get there. and we are not in a place to be handing out advice in relationship tips. and it's going past what teachers are actually saying they're being paid do. and then, of course, paid to do. and then, of course, what happens if you want the opt out

i also met with the family of keith and aviva segal, grandparents kidnapped from a kibbutz. keith is an american citizen and he was seen being abducted with his wife. the family of etih penn has been in conduct with my office too. etih is a 19-year-old born in new york and serving in the idf. he was supposed to return home to his family in a few days to celebrate his brother's bar mitt have a. -- -- bar mitzvah. another hostage named sadikal is a u.s. citizen last seen fighting off the terrorists. his pregnant wife and two daughters survived while hiding in their family's safe room. i've also heard from the family of judy weinstein who was born in new york. she and her husband were on a husband when the air raid sirens blared. the cum -- couple hid face down in a field while rockets rained overhead. at some point judy called an ambulance because she and her husband shot but the ambulance was unable to reach them and the couple is now missing. none of these people, these innocent people deserve to be abandoned. they are americans. we must fight for them as if they were our ow