place, we want only to live _ auschwitz, from every place, we want only to live in — auschwitz, from peace. it is the only place we have in the world. we have no— only place we have in the world. we have no place to be, only here. we are only _ have no place to be, only here. we are only 40 — have no place to be, only here. we are only 40 millionjews have no place to be, only here. we are only 40 million jews around the world _ are only 40 million jews around the world and _ are only 40 million jews around the world and this is our home and continue — world and this is our home and continue to— world and this is our home and continue to take care of it and save it and _ continue to take care of it and save it and work— continue to take care of it and save it and work hard for it because we have _ it and work hard for it because we have no— it and work hard for it because we have no other place. we don't even know _ have no other place. we don't even know our— have no other place. we don't even know our people and we will defend them _ know our people and we will defend them and _ kno

several death camps, including auschwitz, auschwitz, and dachau, managed to survive until the end ofgratitude he recalled the role of the srlade soviet soldier in the victory over nazism, here is his almost prophetic quote from an interview with iri novosti in 2010, we, survivors of the holocaust, passed through auschwitz, we disappear one by one, very soon we, direct witnesses this catastrophe will not happen, and history will speak in an impersonal voice. shostakovich wrote the thirteenth symphony called babiyar. at worst, in the voice of demagogues, falsifiers, those who say the holocaust never happened. i wonder what he would say today to his lies? i also want to remind you, or so to quote, there is such an american citizen, he is well known to many, a participant in many programs mile bom, mile is jewish by nationality, he always defends the position of the american establishment, but even he never hides the very sad roles of america, he writes: thank you very much, addressing me, that you once again raised the issue on the air about anti-semitism in america in the thirties and

jews who were still in berlin, who were also in other cities, so that these people were sent to auschwitzgic fate of this woman, they give different figures, they say that from 600 to 3,000 people were sent by auschwitz with her help, well, any people and any nation has the right to her scoundrels, we know that, i’m talking about something else now, i’m talking about how all this is presented, her life was very strange, after the fact that after the end of the war... she was captured in the soviet sector and was convicted, that is, the soviet union did not let it pass by, she received 10 years, she served 10 years, after that she returned to germany , in germany she was transported to the united states of america, there they tried to sentence her again to 10 years, but since she had already served, they gave her 10 years, but she did not serve , she lived a wonderful life after that, wrote books together with her boyfriend, who actually wrote the script for this film , which is now being released, died in 1994, that is, all this was wonderful, now this story is being carried out in europe

you took auschwitz, who said, no one ever said, i never remember. who said lausha, i just no, i readthat’s the only reason it sounded like all sorts of zakharova also said ay , she too, she quoted it , i quoted him again, i say again, no aushevitz in russian, svenets, asvenets, and svents is in the language of those who was destroyed there, and shvents - in polish, and shvets has a german name, murderers , this is an english name, which has nothing to do with what happened there, you cannot call that tragedy, which was an english word, but i very often hear from your representatives there, no matter what words already, it cringes me no less than in israel, because in israel i never spoke, but in israel you can still understand that there was an english mandate from there that came from there, although all the people from poland never spoke, and when they talk about that period, it is better to use those names and those definitions that most express how on this earth they have always referred to this, so we have the same problem with the minister of finance. this is my opinion, if the

my stepfather, samuel cesar survived concentration camps, auschwitz, dachau, so prime minister, i understand on a personal level the hearoing -- harrowing echoes hamas carries for israeli jews, indeed for jews everywhere. i also come before you as a husband and father of young children. it's impossible to look at the matters and fathers killed, the mother, father, three children murdered as they sheltered in their home and not think of my own children. this was just one of hamas' countless acts of terror. it brings to mind the worst of isis. babies slaughtered, bodies desecrated, young people burned alive. women raped. parents executed in front of children and children in front of parents. how do we even understand this. to digest this. and at the same time we've been shocked by hamas, we've been shocked by the bravery of israeli citizens. the grandfather that drove only armed with a pistol and rescued his kids and grandkids, the mother who died shielding her teenage son with her body, giving her life to save his, giving him life for a second time. the voluntary teams defending their friends

died, this incredible heroism that - changed me, for this heroism, and also for the fact that the auschwitz, i am grateful for the rest of my life. jackson, this is your first time in our studio today, thank you so much for coming, what can you say about blinkin in general, and this whole message, it was just for the american audience. well, in fact, the american public, the audience forgot that we were, in fact, allies, because both of my grandfathers, they participated in hostilities to defeat the nazis, in the process, the nupin trial, some actually escaped the sentence and - blinken wants to completely get rid of russian civilization and many people look at all this in america, they look at all this a little with surprise, that is, well , this is how he says such nonsense, because if it weren’t for the soviet army, then most likely, maybe, everything would be under hitler’s feet already, in fact, this is a colossal feat of the soviet army and the same is now being performed by russian soldiers in ukraine, defending donbass from nazism and from the zelsky government. have you ever come a

. >> i stood in auschwitz-birkenau in full uniform and i had tears in my eyes when our commander spoked us that we are we the soldiers of israel, we are the promise that never again. >> and to honor that promise, israel's promise, this brotherhood knows it can't underestimate a determined enemy fighting on home turf. >> it's not about revenge. it's about making sure those people that had to leave their houses had to watch their community being slaughtered so they can come back and they can sleep at night peacefully, knowing this can't happen again. >> hamas knows that you're coming. we've heard all about their infrastructure, their preparations, the booby traps, the tunnels as soldiers, as infantry men. how do you face that threat on the ground? >> and we are getting ready to perform any mission we take, because this is a battle for our house, for our home. >> you're a soldier, but you're also a man, a human. what about fear? >> well, of course there's fear. >> only idiots do not feel fear. we embrace it. we learn to manage it. that's part of our training. >> there are those voices the

stuff like auschwitz, you can't believe it. what ohad is describing and even people who saw it, i can't imagine they believe it and we've seen these videos. i don't believe that we believe it. within that context, i think one has to decide that there are only two sides to this. you are either on the side of good or you're on the side of complete and total evil. everybody needs to make a decision which side that they're on and the fact that there are the leaders of this organization sitting at the equivalent of a four seasons is despicable. >> laura: now, ohad, you, i'm sure, have seen video footage of the overwhelming majority of americans in prayer, christians and others in prayer for the israeli people. i've felt it, seen it, and witnessed it. there is an element and radical element inside western europe and the united states. many of them with ties to countries that support terrorism that are celebrating hamas' victory. how do you respond to that? >> i don't know what to say. look, wars is between countries, between armies.

i understand on a personal— camps, auschwitz.so come — israeli jews, forjews everywhere. i also come to you as a husband and a father— also come to you as a husband and a father of— also come to you as a husband and a father of young people. it is impossible for me to look at the photos— impossible for me to look at the photos of— impossible for me to look at the photos of family killed such as the mother and father and three small children— mother and father and three small children murdered as they sheltered in their— children murdered as they sheltered in their home in a kibbutz near us. and not— in their home in a kibbutz near us. and not think of my own children. this was— and not think of my own children. this wasjust one and not think of my own children. this was just one of hamas's countless _ this was just one of hamas's countless acts of terror in a litany of brutaiity — countless acts of terror in a litany of brutality and inhumanity that, yes, brings to mind the worst of isis _ yes, brings to mind the worst of isis. b

dalmazzo commemorates over 300 jewish people from all over europe who were deported from here to auschwitzitalians, french, germans, dutch - most had fled the nazis first to the south of france and then to the mountains on the italian side. and they ended up imprisoned here in a concentration camp. the companion exhibition is designed to inspire reflection - beyond the deportations. this panel is titled the desperate escape through the mountains. many of the locals here had hidden fleeing jews. exhibition director roberto bianco draws a parallel to the present day. we forget what we should have learned from history: the set of values upon which our europe was founded, and that is our humanity when we are confronted with issues of migration. on thursday filippo lombardo cooks dinner for the migrants in the parking lot in ventimiglia. he, his wife dana and their friends have been helping once a week for over half a year. the volunteers exchange the latest information via text messages. right now, many from eritrea, somalia and especially sudan are in the city. with all these wars on around t

a skinny girl , who lost weight from 65 again at 50, but it looked like this, i came out like an auschwitzting, this is some kind of character development of you, as a person, you prove to yourself that you can, you can go on a diet, you can train and do this cardio, i remember my first feeling in transformation, the body because i weighed 65, and you don’t know enough knowledge at that time to put yourself in order, and competitions for me were some kind of guide to becoming oneself, getting in shape, i knew that there was a goal , there are competitions and this ultimately gives me a good figure , but unfortunately no one explained that plus 15 kg, then they will stick to you, and i probably had constants like this for 3 years when i competed... wave-like weight lifting when you first lose weight, here there is a certain period of time when you look good, and then again you don’t look very good there, and this has been for a very long time, things are already going on with us... boys, girls are already on equal terms, already from the very beginning, when even in in the thirteenth year t

dalmazzo commemorates over 300 jewish people from all over europe who were deported from here to auschwitzitalians, french, germans, dutch - most had fled the nazis first to the south of france and then to the mountains on the italian side. and they ended up imprisoned here in a concentration camp. the companion exhibition is designed to inspire reflection - beyond the deportations. this panel is titled the desperate escape through the mountains. many of the locals here had hidden fleeing jews. exhibition director roberto bianco draws a parallel to the present day. we forget what we should have learned from history: the set of values upon which our europe was founded, and that is our humanity when we are confronted with issues of migration. on thursday filippo lombardo cooks dinner for the migrants in the parking lot in ventimiglia. he, his wife dana and their friends have been helping once a week for over half a year. the volunteers exchange the latest information via text messages. right now, many from eritrea, somalia and especially sudan are in the city. with all these wars on around t

university of california press back in 2018 and norman pinkelstein is the son of holocause survivors from auschwitz and and my danic and he very much criticizes the israeli government for crimes that are comparable to nazi crimes. now here i know personally and have interviewed and have been. in the carter center, us president, jimmy carter, published back in 2006, a really landmark book called palestine peace, not a partide. now, it is because of a party practices that the palestinians rebell. i mean, you cannot humiliate a population, non-stop for... 76 years and expect that they're simply going to accept it and that they're going to turn the page and they're going to reconciliate. now our interest i a peace activist, have always been a peace activist, i want to see a ceasefire, i want to see the united nations come in and invoke responsibility to protect against israel, if there is any... occasion to invoke responsibility to protect, this is it, and what we are having is complicity on the part of the united states, canada, united kingdom, france, germany, everyone in the west, is engaging in apo

her parents, brothers were most of them went to auschwitz.he survived after and some of her brothers survived. some of them didn't. for us as jewish people, the knowledge that we were unsafe in our country is unbearable. we hadn't had such kind of experience, it throws us back to the programs in eastern europe 100 years ago, and we can't imagine. we thought it's -- we thought that auschwitz was a long way 75 years ago, and we have to experience now a -- i'm talking now not as an uncle, as israeli, as jewish, to stand facing that kind of terror, i don't know how can we go through because the jewish people suffered for many, many years, we survived. we'll survive, but it's going to be tough. it's going to be, as we know, for long time we probably will not know for sure what's going on with her, but i can tell you the jewish people will survive. we went through a long, long, long history of people that did horrible things to us. we will survive. we'll do it, and we will survive, but it's the pain is just as i told you, unbearable, jose. it's jus

my father was an auschwitz survivor.e was sent off to auschwitz. we saw children shot in front of their parents, parents shot in front of their children. this is unacceptable. at every level of humanity. and so, yes, there is a price to be paid. and, yes, there is a hard, hard calculation to be made. and, yes, there is a visceral reaction to want to make them pay. but israel has always, in the past, and will continue today and into the future do its best to mitigate collateral damage. but hamas as i said left the israeli people and the jewish people no choice. we have to go in, we have to wipe them out, until every last one of them is dead, the palestinian people will not have peace and they will not have peaceful co-existence because as you said, they are suffering due to hamas. >> george, thank you very much for your insights and your perspective during this difficult time. >>> major efforts under way to bring americans stuck in israel back home. the founder and ceo of project dynamo, which is helping with those evacua

they forced their children on two cars to auschwitz and upon arrival, seven children were murdered inthe gas chambers and turned to ash. my grandfather's story was once a horror story of a different era. we referred to as never again, yet never again happened again. the villages in southern israel that were invaded by hamas terrorists were agricultural villages just like my grandfather's village. entire communities were exterminated only this time the murderers were how awesome nazis and entire families were turned into smoke and ash no different than the fate that my grandfather's family met in all shorts. with very brutality of the crime they share with the german nazis they both share a common ideology. just as the hamas terrorists are committed to exterminating the jews in israel the nazis sought a jewish pre- europe just as hamas seeks. the modern-day nazis from the inhumane violence to identical genocidal ideology. hamas isn't seeking a solution to the conflict. they are not interested in dialogue. the only solution hamas is interested in is the final solution. the annihilation

dehumanization of palestinians. indeed a friend of mine who passed away a few years ago who was in auschwitz concentration camp for nearly year for 10 months as part of the european resistance a jewish man called hio mayer and he traveled uh all over britain we hosted him to speak saying that the dehumanization that he experienced in 1930s germany as a jew he saw this today in the israeli treatment of palestinians palestinians in the west bank. palestinians in gaza and palestinian citizens of israel and hio was was unflinching and very authorite of figure to point out how what happened to him was now happening to the palestinians and he he said this should never this should never happen again to anyone, but he called out the zinest project and the israeli regime for the intense, intense dehumanization of palestinians and and this and now and and it's now on full on full show, the israeli elite think that now because israel is their attack dog, is the western attack dog in the region, which might be used to attack iran, which might be used to attack, it's constantly attacking syria already, u

obama at one time assured that his grandfather liberated auschwitz, although everyone knows that auschwitztion, her coach or owner was there beer bar in her village, where she was a regular... in her youth, they said that well, yes, they lived there, with her two younger sisters, she regularly went to the local pub, uh, she led a carefree life like, you know, village , well... khabalka, she transferred these manners into politics, in fact, the minister, indeed, if you see the minister of foreign affairs, who, well , are simply not even able to put themselves in basic order, appearance once, twice, well, she apparently loves drinking she hasn’t lost, because of this she is very actively trolled on networks directly in germany , for example, in her student years, student parties, well, in the current days, right now... here you go, this is how the german foreign ministry positions itself, who is she after all, a person who understands everything perfectly and does what is beneficial to her, takes it impudently, or is simply stupid, that like a bull in a china shop, she is stupid, very stupid

i mean , this this is auschwitz. i mean, this this is this is not a conservative poll.ch, if i'm not mistaken . yeah. which is, not mistaken. yeah. which is, you know, not conservative or liberal. >> no, we quote them regularly. i mean, there are good. yes exactly. >> so we bring this to their attention and the left hates us for this. so you do it through these sort of 4 or 5 minute inform ative. >> and informative. >> and i've done some work with you in the past on this. that's right. about brexit of what it meant. you know, you do these informative videos five informative videos all five minutes. and people minutes. yeah, yeah. and people watch them . but the problem is, watch them. but the problem is, dennis as you know, you know, when you're arguing, you know, small c conservative views, when you're arguing pro christian views , you're very reliant , views, you're very reliant, aren't you, on youtube owned by google, you're very reliant on facebook or meta as it is. and i mean, you've fought some legal battles. >> yes. so they they have on occasion put us on restric

i mean , this this is auschwitz. i mean, this this is this is not a conservative poll.ch, if i'm not mistaken . yeah. which is, not mistaken. yeah. which is, you know, not conservative or liberal. >> no, we quote them regularly. i mean, there are good. yes exactly. >> so we bring this to their attention and the left hates us for this. so you do it through these sort of 4 or 5 minute inform ative. >> and informative. >> and i've done some work with you in the past on this. that's right. about brexit of what it meant. you know, you do these informative videos five informative videos all five minutes. and people minutes. yeah, yeah. and people watch them . but the problem is, watch them. but the problem is, dennis as you know, you know, when you're arguing, you know, small c conservative views, when you're arguing pro christian views , you're very reliant , views, you're very reliant, aren't you, on youtube owned by google, you're very reliant on facebook or meta as it is. and i mean, you've fought some legal battles. >> yes. so they they have on occasion put us on restric

, who said , no one ever said, in our hall who said auschwitz, he only said, no, i read a quote fromappened there; you cannot name the tragedy that was an english word. and i very often hear from your representatives there, no matter what words, it cringes me no less than in israel, because in israel i never say, but in israel you can still understand, there was an english mandate, it came from there, although all immigrants from poland never spoke, and when talking about that period, it is better to use those names and those definitions that are to the greatest extent. express, as on this earth they have always treated this, uh, we have the same problem with the minister of finance, this is my opinion, if the minister of finance talks about spending, he should be driven to the neck, the purpose of the ministry of finance is to invest money in government structures, not... if he subconsciously he says expenses, he is an accountant, this is not the ministry of finance , this is the holy faith in the market, which prevails to this day, to the highest circles in your country, market pri

grandmaster pilecki's grandfather is a member of the polish resistance movement, who actually went to auschwitzoluntarily and wrote the pilecki report from there, which actually became a measure for understanding the scale of the extermination of jews during world war ii, so the measure itself was, well, how about me extremely interesting, and i think we need such contacts, only, well, there, i was not the only ukrainian representative, but believe me, there were not very many, but you were, it seems, the only ukrainian representative who received, well, as an assignment , well, not a task, well, explain how how it is acquired, you, you were authorized to do something there, no, this, we are talking about something else, this, on the one hand, back in may, when the expert network of the lublin triangle was created, we agreed with our colleagues from poland and lithuania that we we will look for contacts with polish colleagues, there, please, with belarusian colleagues, and i think that this work is necessary. because we have to put the belarusian point inside the lublin triangle, not outside, a

of a soviet soldier, a red army soldier, who saved the world from nazism and opened the gates of auschwitzation, we are there, probably there to see our grandchildren, great-grandchildren, maybe somehow the family history will be forgotten, what you talked about, regarding the fact that all our grandfathers were communists, but to me, but i was really very pleased with the speech of vladimir vladimovich putin in a conversation on equal terms, because in the aspect that , firstly, he spoke about the european union, and even promised to take under the protection of those peoples and those people who really want cooperation with russia, i think these are these here... public diplomacy, they still appear little by little, sprout, for example, less than a year ago, completely without support, without an order from the kremlin or from the foreign ministry , a world organization of the international russophile movement appeared, and when i saw, for example, some of these people , black as pitch, but i’m not a racist, i’m not talking about that now, not speaking, for example, from senegal in any l

mikhetko shared with the presenters of the program the story of his grandmother, who was a prisoner of auschwitzonomy. 7 days in a freight car, in terrible conditions, they were transported for a long time to an unknown destination. and then it turned out that we arrived directly at the camp itself, it was the largest concentration camp, and when we got there , we experienced absolutely indescribable horror, the grandmother went through this death factory, remained alive, together with her friend, they vowed to live this life with dignity, as best as possible for those who did not live and did not love, they kept this word, they raised us as patriots. raised patriots of their sisters, that you can watch the full version of the interview on the belarus 1 youtube channel. you can follow the project in telegram channel, tell me not to be silent. the emergence of orthodoxy in tiktok, what is the meaning of baptism and confession. students of the goritsky agricultural academy now receive additional lectures from the rector of the local ascension church. so in september , a center for spiritual and mo

council members, when my grandfather and his children were sent to auschwitz, the world stayed silent. when his babies were sent to the gas chambers, the world stayed silent. when their bodies were burned along millions of other jewish children, not only jewish, the world was silent. today, after innocent jewish babies were burned alive, this council is still silent. some member states have learned nothing in the past 80 years. some of you have forgotten why this body was established. so i will remind you, from this day on each time you look at me, you will remember what staying silent in the face of evil means. just like my grandparents and the grandparents of millions of jews from now on, my team and i will wear yellow stars. we will wear this star until you condemn the atrocities of hamas and demand the immediate release of our hostages. we walk with a yellow star as a symbol of pride, a reminder that we swore to fight back to defend ourselves, never again is now. council members, in the face of the u.n.'s silence, our enemies have become emboldened. they've seen the u.n. general a

tony, you are taking that stand, samuel, these are survive concentration caps, auschwitz, doc. com, my daughter. so prime minister, i understand. on a personal level, the harrowing echo is that a mazda is mass cruise carry for israeli jews. indeed, for jews everywhere. also come before you as a husband and father of young children. it's impossible for me to look at the photos of families killed such as the mother, father and 3 small children murdered. as they sheltered in their homes thing too, but sneers was not think of my own show. this was just one from us as countless acts of terror in a litany of brutality and in humanity. that yes brings to mind the worst devices to be slaughtered. bodies desecrated young people burned alive, women rate parents executed in front of their children, children's in front of their parents. how are we even to understand this to digest this and yet at the same time, the same time that we've been shocked by the depravity of from us. we've also been inspired by the bravery of israel citizens the grandfather who drove over an hour to a cubits under siege,

escaped the pogroms in russia, my stepfather, samuel pissard, survived the concentration camps, auschwitz, dachau, maidanik. so, prime minister, i personally understand the terrible repercussions that the mass murders of hamas have on israeli jews and jews around the world. you may be strong enough to fend for yourself, but as long as america exists, you will never, ever have to do it alone, we will always next to you, this is the message that president biden has conveyed to the prime minister since the beginning of this crisis, this is the message that i and my other colleagues in the government have been conveying to our israeli colleagues every day, even hourly, and here in brussels the two days have ended. meetings of nato allies and partners, where , among other things, future support for ukraine was agreed upon. our european correspondent, bohdan tsyupan, works on the spot, we will talk more with him. bohdan, i congratulate you, congratulations. if we summarize the main results for ukraine these two days in brussels. bohdan, what would you single out first of all? well, first of all

my step father, samuel, these are survived concentration caps, auschwitz, doc. com, my daughter. so prime minister, i understand. on a personal level, the harrowing echo is the mazda is masters, carry for israeli jews. indeed, for jews everywhere else will come before you as a husband and father of young children. it's impossible for me to look at the photos of families killed as such as the mother father and 3 small children murdered, as they sheltered in their home into boats near us. and not think of my own show. this was just one from mazda is countless acts of terror in a litany, a boot tally, and then humanity. then yes, brings to mind the worst devices to be slaughtered. bodies desecrated young people burned to live. women raped parents executed in front of their children. children in front of their parents. how are we even to understand this to digest this and yet at the same time, the same time that we've been shocked by the depravity of from us. we've also been inspired by the bravery of israel citizens. the grandfather who drove over an hour to a cubits under siege, ar

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a skinny girl, who lost weight from 65 again at 50 , but it looked like this, i came out like an auschwitzed me what i was sick with, well, that was interesting, that uh, some kind of character development as you, as a person, you prove to yourself that you can, you can sit on a diet, you can train and do this cardio, i remember my first feeling in body transformation due to the fact that i weighed... five and you don’t know so much knowledge at that moment to put yourself in order, and competitions for me they were some kind of guide in becoming myself, getting myself into shape, i knew that there was a goal, there were competitions and this ultimately gave me a good figure, but unfortunately, no one explained that plus 15 kg, then they will stick to you, i probably have for 3 years when i was performing, there were constant such wave-like weight lifting, when you first lose weight , there is a certain period of time when you look good, and then again you don’t look very good, and it was very for a long time, things have been going on for us: boys and girls are already on an equal footing

we choose jewish sovereignty over auschwitz . that sovereignty over auschwitz.e going through. this past week . through. this past week. >> miha therefore, i wonder what you make of lloyd austin's words , the us defence secretary. that was there a few hours ago saying resolve not revenge purpose, not panic . and indeed other analysts panic. and indeed other analysts such as sir alex younger, former head of secret intelligence service here to avoid falling into a trap that hamas may well have set for you, knowing what the israeli reaction would be, i have advice to our enemies in iran . iran. >> what you saw the 7th of october, there was not an image of the israeli army . that was of the israeli army. that was a moment where the israeli army, for some reason, was not functioning . i promise you our functioning. i promise you our army is back. our military is back. army is back. our military is back . our army army is back. our military is back. our army is highly functioning . our army calls functioning. our army calls reservists to show up. they thought 70% will

there, and then, and then , all the people who took part in this production were transported to auschwitz there, unfortunately , they died. and the doctor prescribed milk for her, but they don't have money for it, they decide to go to the market and sing and earn money, but there is such an evil brundi bar there, who does not allow them to do this, but everyone gathers and chases him away and continues to sing and earn the money that was needed, and all this.. . the plot was preserved in the ukrainian version, however, interspersed with these are testimonies, the voices of children who survived the occupation, or whose parents went to war, and who had to, for example, move to other countries to become refugees, and they told what they had to go through, and actually, if we talk about the testimony of these children, about the stories, i really did not hear any intonation there that could be identified, identified as such from the position of the victim, no, little children, they speak really like heroes, like brave enough people who have experienced some terrible events and just tell the

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you know, you mentioned auschwitz.ase in israel, in the memory of israelis. when these hamas murderers went into israel, they killed, what, around 1,000 israelis in horrific ways in one day. when they went into israel to kill israelis, they went looking for israelis to kill. they were looking for jews to kill. i think that is absolutely significant. i've been in gaza at least 50 to 70 times over the years, over the decades, many times because there was some kind of outbreak of fighting or the crowds were rushing towards the border. in every single instance, when they called out, "the israelis are coming," they never used the word israelis, not once. they used army or the words -- the jews are coming. they're killing the jews, and that's something to understand. hamas today are calling for days of rage and anger across the world in support of hamas. they're talking about the jews. they're talking about, go find the jews. this is not only about israel. you know, it goes even deeper than that. it hits the israelis and jew

and more than that, this is a pogrom like what's happened in auschwitz . jake in auschwitz. unfortunately jake , how should the state of israel respond? >> because it's a very strong military. it's a very powerful force. this has been an extraordinarily provocative attack and continues to be with hostages being murdered. what is the right balance for the netanyahu government to get in responding? >> well, i think to get a sense of the scale of what's gone on, israel is a very small population by comparison to that of the uk. it's even smaller than the population of london. so proportion it would be the equivalent of about 7500 britons being killed by terrorists . being killed by terrorists. that's how it feels in israel at the moment. this is a national trauma and the real threat, of course, is not just hamas, but course, is notjust hamas, but is hezbollah off the northern border in lebanon, which has up to 150,000 missiles pointing at israel? that's more than the arsenal of most nation states. as you mentioned in your introduction, funded and controlled t

week before the nazi invasion that would eventually force his uncle and future father-in-law to auschwitz. during the war, dove and his family stayed safe in australia reading of hitler's horrors as they spread across front pages and then he met his future wife lilly and at 1955 they moved to israel to start a family. >> that was one of the very -- in need of people. >> reporter: the kibbutz were marked their anniversary on the eve of the october 7th attack. >> kibbutz had a birthday party and they celebrate the establishment of 77 years. on friday night, on the morning of the -- of the saturday morning, 6:30, alarm starts, shelling and what they call red alert or -- >> did you ever think i escaped the holocaust, but now i'm going to get killed by hamas? did that cross your mind? >> eventually, because i don't believe anyplace is safe really. >> reporter: still leaving his land is not an option, he said. not again. this is where he built a life. this is the land where his children and grandchildren live. >> are you going to go back? >> yeah. >> you're going to go back? >> of course. >> of

have the realization of everything that brought their grandfathers and grandmother to the ovens of auschwitze them from a great distance, i would say from france to russia, accomplices of one of the greatest crimes in the history of mankind, and the arab countries, which do not express any... uh, no sentiments about this either are the kind of security states that can be hoped for, and here we are again , many decades back, in 1948, when the jewish state believed that it could stand only if it was strong, not just because it could negotiate with , by their arab neighbors, and this is a dangerous moment, well, by the way, we are not going through such a dangerous moment here, we also had illusions that we could come to an agreement with russia, that's fine. history itself, and of course there were always among us those people who believed that it was possible to come to an agreement with russia, and here i look like a right-wing israeli politician, i need to be sharpened, well, because i always said: no, you will not come to an agreement, everyone your wishes to negotiate will lead to the fac

russia, yeah, from persecution, and then, his, father’s, relatives, or burned in the ovens of dachau, auschwitzll, and that’s why i support you, right there we wrote that dear comrade, who they say was blinkin back then, well, there is blinkin, that russia from which he is from fled, it was called kiev at that time, they lived in kiev, they were running away from whom, from the ukrainians, but from bandera, from bandera, ironically , i never knew about this, as i understand it, it was a discovery for everyone that blinken, when -the one who now supports bandera, his grandfather and great-grandfather are there or great-grandfather were running away from these very banderaites so that they wouldn’t stab them with pitchforks, that’s what’s going on, but can we just wait one more minute, can we, if the choice gets on the air at this time, yes it will, just about this, yes, blinkin’s adopted grandfather, that means his the story is that from the year forty, from the forty-first , he sort of fell into these yes... then somehow he survived, i’m just surprised, can you imagine? but blinkin, but blinkin

for us, we come from all over the world, my family were in the holocaust, we ran from poland, from auschwitz it is the only place we have in the world. we have no more place to be, only here. we are only a0 millionjews around the world and this is our home and we will continue to take care of it and save it and work hard for it because we have no other place. we know our people and we will defend them and we want to say thanks to the army that is taking care of us. my friends are in the army. my brother is in the army, my friends are in the army, but of my students are in the army. everyone here is in the army because this is a country of the people and we defend our country, we love our country and we want to live in peace with our neighbourhoods. i don�*t believe they are terrorists, because they are not, not everyone in gaza is a terrorist. i don�*t want to see this any more. we want to live in peace. speaking today, an israel defence forces spokesperson claimed they had complete control of barrier with gaza. translation: we have created an loan will of thanks, — translation: we have crea

have the realization of everything that brought their grandfathers and grandmother to the ovens of auschwitz from a long distance, i would say from france to russia... participants in one of the greatest crimes in the history of mankind, and the arab countries, which do not express any sentiments about it, are not such states either security guarantees that can be expected. and we come again, many decades back, to 1948, when the jewish state believed that it could stand only if it was strong, and not only because it could come to an agreement with its arab neighbors, and this is a dangerous moment, by the way, don't worry. such a dangerous moment here, we also had illusions that we could come to an agreement with russia, this is exactly the same story, and of course there were always those people among us who believed that it was possible to come to an agreement with russia, and here i look like a right-wing israeli politician, no need to aggravate it, because i always said, no, you will not negotiate, all your desire to negotiate will lead to the fact that your head will be cut off, everyon