trump cannot legit demise the occupation of is jerusalem and give it on a golden platter like what balfour did in the past trump is doing it now you know he saw history is repeating itself would not going to sit i didn't and accept it now but i want to get on award what you're going to do and we're going to speak to revelation. one of the most famous rabbis in the united states are going to ask him about this to israel is not sat idly by since the wrong decision it is now threatening to. bomb the entire nation of lebanon back into the stone age i mean just how dangerous are things right now in the middle east i'm going to ask you about the nuclear weapons yes it is well actually actually actually the middle east has been if not our usual for a long period of time and you know the question between his butler and that of lebanon is is quite a vibrant question it has never subsided and as the as well as support are there immediately that has as was only us of course have mass hezbollah now listen what happened basically with this decision by trump with this statement it united it made all def

being made by mr trump these two promises of the same nature and character of the century in the balfour wide promise. and the will no way. after what you have witnessed in terms of the rise up of all states of the world of all institutions and bodies across the world that has to do in unison against this unjust. decision declared by donald trump recently. the. name of god most gracious most merciful. the koran says those. in no way. to. those those to be blamed are the wrong. who do injustice. and they will suffer. dearly this is the promise of god almighty and god almighty also sent. those. who. are subject of injustice they will in the end be triumphant and will be victorious in the end with the grace of god and we shall put an end to this and justice that has been made against us all at palestinian arabs christians muslims. freedom fighting across the world. you're absolutely mr president russia. your expenses your majesty. your. distinguished participants who are here today. and to have behind us the world at large of peoples our nations all muslims and christians. both in our regio

the ravens are one of those teams, although actually a balfour win would help oakland -- baltimore winld help oakland. joe flacco going to work. six yards to michael campanaro. that makes it 10-0, but the colts answer with the ageless wonder, you know him,, you love him, frank gorsuch. he's still trucking -- frank gore. he's still trucking. he gets the touchdown. the cole hanging in late. they have a shot -- colts hangs in late. they have a shot inside the rid zone. brissett, incomplete, tended for t.y. hilton, and that's it. the ravens get the win. >> bryce love finished second in the heisman race, and will finish second in the country in racing, the stanford running back. army made sure of that today in the bowl game. 221 today for the season. 2,248 rushing yards for the aztec's running back. aztecs up a touch. army condition tie it with the extra point, but they go for two and the win, how and about walker on the end around? add a scoop and score at the final kickoff, but it was 42- 35, a thriller, army wins it. >>> the birmingham bowl, texas tech and usf. bulls by 4. sshinoneck to

and they both have an inverse of as if this year the importance of palestine for you because of the balfour declaration here and the soviet revolution because for all its flaws you are gaining gaining have to continuously mitigate against when you talk about its influence the revolution nine hundred seventeen was so important it turns the world ten days that shook the world as john reid the american journalist wrote in the book the time those ten days of the bolshevik revolution exactly one hundred years ago almost to the week. utterly changed the course of the twentieth century and i believe still shapes the twenty first century because for the first time for all its flaws mistakes crimes it sure another way it was possible that you could run a society in an economy on entirely different lines from which we had been told here in the west was unchangeable and was bill into the bricks of our lives and could never be altered and at the very least that revolution achieved social democracy in the west there would never have been a house there would never have been social security and protection

promise is i continuation of the balfour declaration and it is part of the god's promise is wrong and as you. said. that this promise is a reward to israel for its denial of all the way a resolution and not an end of years in the continuation of apartheid build in settlements and abuse in the law and of course this helps the. extremist groups to wage war within the. region that goes through many decisive wars this decision encourages the abuse under international law including breaches of human rights. it also. takes lightly the decisions and belittles decision there is allusions of the united nations. and it shows that they can break and to national law and impose opinion by force which is a new and you don't mention of abusing and kill national law. also everyone who has been pleased and a celebrated this decision and thinks that israel. day israel is going to have negotiation from new reality no. jerusalem is the capital of palestine israel is. the occupying power and any decision from them or from america will not change anything in palestine that is consistent of. the quest the b

we are keeping a watchful eye in the bay of ben balfour that system which could develop into a tropicalis on dry and sunny and very warm weather. a cross into europe high—pressure is the dominating feature, a lot of fine and dry weather, mist and fog problems in places but also strong winds tracked across the north of europe with an area of low pressure bringing disruptive winds, a lot of marine transport being interfered with. another area of low pressure moving, storm caroline which will bring disruptive winds to the northern half, thursday and friday, tightly packed isoba rs northern half, thursday and friday, tightly packed isobars as the weather front clears southwards, unlike away from the south east winter showers, single figure values across the north and the west, double—figure values until the end of the day. blue colour is taking over as the storm moves away and be open the floodgates to the arctic so it looks very cold as we head towards friday and the weekend, bitterly cold if you add only wind, significant snow showers but good spells of sunshine, 3—6dc, add only wind and

administration out of the world including the pub of the vatican this is not the first time the from the balfour declaration and the british are all all the way to the announcement didn't. nothing. it's identity it's the question is will the political and. they believe. but the more important side of the story is a lot. of belief which is. thank you for joining me from. australia as always taking great pride in standing quality of life but there's a lot where you just racial disparity hiding behind the official stops produced this week's reality check. really it comes to come out on top in global rankings as the second wealthiest nation on the planet and the look of life expectancy education and moving we've always been lucky. wow lucky for us. it's another story entirely according to the most recent comparative study australia was ranked fourth globally in terms of its un human development index but indigenous australians alone would have come in one hundred and play not surprising given that today aboriginal life expectancy is ten years lower than health conditions have been slammed by the un

other in one thousand nine hundred eighteen have in part led to events now first the signing of the balfour declaration when the british government announced support for the creation of what it called a national home for the jewish people in palestine the signing was soon followed by the so-called battle of jerusalem where british troops defeated the ottoman turkish army which had controlled jerusalem for centuries after nearly thirty years of british colonial rule the state of israel was created in one thousand nine hundred forty eight after the so-called war of independence with west jerusalem captured effectively dividing the city in half with the historic and religiously important east under jordanian control that changed in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and the six day war between israel and arab states israeli forces seized large areas of territory including east jerusalem hopes were raised in one thousand nine hundred three with the signing of the oslo accords which ended the first intifada or uprising and laid out a framework for the creation of a palestinian state those eff

london to jerusalem highlighting britain's unkept promises to the palestinians in the hundred year old balfour declaration they direct an ordained anglican vicar says they are one of a growing number of faith based groups supporting palestinian rights jerusalem is a couple of palestine. the jury says meaning is for more than just the capital city it's a center three faiths and a sincere woven with the identity of three different people groups so anything which happens the house is wide scale ramifications so for us to walk from london to jerusalem what other place could there be to finish especially a call for equal rights following president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital one of the strongest responses came from the religious society of friends the quakers who called the action morally indefensible this action in east jeopardizing peace and justice and human rights by making it more difficult to continue with the peace process we work with human rights observers who are on the ground in history sloman in the west bank. they are already telling us that the situatio

protested outside be israeli in the sea in which horror when the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour agreement was marred which helped lead to the creation of israel. this is the johannesburg office of b.d.s. a global movement calling for the boycott divestment and sanctions on israel they were the people lobbying and c. delegates to downgrade south africa's embassy in jerusalem we're here to talk to its spokesperson quote i can garner about the significance of the move when the a.n.c. asserts itself as the oldest liberation movement on the african continent in a way that also sends a message to other african you know that friggin governments but also other liberation movements formulation west african continent that this is the kind of you know wave on a need to riding this wave as well these posters are for lots of different types of events the ways in which b.d.s. tries to influence people next to its focus will be on making sure the a.n.c. is party policy is adopted by government and implemented so that becomes a reality for the palestinian people the u.s. sanctions against to no

the balfour declaration. which promised zionists if britain would respond to the establishment of a jewish .omeland in palestine now, the approximate origins of the belford declaration traced back to the spring of 1917, when lloyd george sent sykes the task of working for the addition of palestine to the british area designated by the sykes-pico accord. sykes jumped at the chance to revise this accord. by then, sykes had come to know about zionism, an ideology that at that time, barely 40-50 years old, which defined the jews as a singular nation deserving a political sovereignty. the goal zionists considered pressing given the incidence of anti-semitism in the world, especially in the russian empire were most european jews lived. in zionism, sykes saw an opportunity to nullify france's portion and an internationalized palestine. anportion in internationalized palestine. he thought a jewish enclave in palestine could function as a buffer, protecting egypt and the canal from imperial competitors. sykes was enco

london to jerusalem highlighting britain's unkept promises to the palestinians in the hundred year old balfourdeclaration they direct an ordained anglican vicar says they are one of a growing number of faith based groups supporting palestinian rights jerusalem is a couple of palestine. gerson's manias for more than just the capital city is the center of three faiths and is interwoven with the identity of three different people groups so anything which happens to houses wide scale ramifications so for us to walk from london to jerusalem what other place could be to finish that especially if you all think all rights following president trumps decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital one of the strongest responses came from the religious society of friends the quakers who called the action morally indefensible this action in east jeopardizing peace and justice and human rights by making it more difficult to continue with the peace process we work with human rights observers who are on the ground in history sloman in the west bank and they are already telling us that the situation is mo

other in one thousand nine hundred nineteen have in part led to events now first the signing of the balfour declaration when the british government announced support for the creation of what it called a national home for the jewish people in palestine the signing was soon followed by the so-called battle of jerusalem where british troops defeated the ottoman turkish army which had controlled jerusalem for centuries after nearly thirty years of british colonial rule the state of israel was created in one nine hundred forty eight after the so-called war of independence with western resume captured effectively dividing the city in half with the historic and religiously important east under jordanian control that changed in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and the six day war between israel and arab states israeli forces seize large areas of territory including east jerusalem hopes were raised in one thousand nine hundred three with the signing of the oslo accords which ended the first intifada or uprising and laid out a framework for the creation of a palestinian state those efforts ended

protested outside the israeli in the sea and the torah when the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour agreement was marred which helped lead to the creation of israel. this is the johannesburg office of b.d.s. a global movement calling for the boycott divestment and sanctions on israel they were the people lobbying and c delegates to downgrade south africa's embassy in jerusalem we're here to talk to its spokesperson quote i can garner about the significance of the move when the a.n.c. asserts itself as the oldest liberation movement in the african continent in a way that also sends a message to other african you know that fricken governments but also other liberation movements formulation west african continent that this is the kind of you know wave on a need to riding this wave as well these posters are for lots of different types of events they show the ways in which b.d.s. tries to influence people next to its focus will be on making sure the a.n.c. is party policy is adopted by government and implemented so that becomes a reality for the palestinian people. twenty page reporting

london to jerusalem highlighting britain's unkept promises to the palestinians in the hundred year old balfour declaration they direct an ordained anglican vicar says they're one of a growing number of faith based groups supporting palestinian rights jerusalem is a couple of monosyllable. gerson's meaning is far more than just the capital city it's a center of three faiths and a sincere woven with the identity of three different people groups so anything which happens the high seas wide scale ramifications so for us to walk from london to jerusalem what other place could there be to finish that especially a call for a full rights following president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital one of the strongest responses came from the religious society of friends the quakers who called the action morally indefensible this action in east jeopardizing peace and justice and human rights by making it more difficult to continue with the peace process we work with human rights observers who are on the ground history sloman in the west bank and they are already telling us that the s

of each other and nine hundred seventeen have been part led to events now first the signing of the balfour declaration when the british government announced support for the creation of what it called a national home for the jewish people in palestine the signing was soon followed by the so-called battle of jerusalem where british troops defeated the ottoman turkish army which had controlled jerusalem for centuries after nearly thirty years of british colonial rule the state of israel was created in one nine hundred forty eight after the so-called war of independence with western resume captured effectively dividing the city in half with the historic and religiously important east under jordanian control that changed in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and the six day war between israel and arab states israeli forces seized large areas of territory including east jerusalem hopes were raised in one thousand nine hundred three with the signing of the oslo accords which ended the first intifada or uprising and laid out a framework for the creation of a palestinian state those efforts ende

was a good thing we have a message to trump and the whole world we will not accept a new balfour declaration jerusalem and palestine our bread lines palestine jerusalem have a man and they will defend it and love it we want to thank chum for his declaration he woke up the arab nation united the arabs the intifada will continue on the czar's. the palestinian refugees who are condemning the decision many lebanese as well as lebanese leaders the president the prime minister the speaker of parliament are calling this decision dangerous and it's going to cause an ability in the region has the armed group is calling for a mouse rally on monday now calling on the supporters to take to the streets calling for more protest action and telling the palestinians that they should not get engaged in any sort of peace process and that arab leaders come together and declare jerusalem as the capital of palestine so a lot of anger in lebanon not just among palestinian refugees but anybody thanks data says there's a lot of there in southern beirut let's bring in troops where he has an associate professor of con

other in one thousand nine hundred eighteen have in part led to events now first the signing of the balfour declaration when the british government announced support for the creation of what it called a national home for the jewish people in palestine the signing was soon followed by the so-called battle of jerusalem where british troops defeated the ottoman turkish army which had controlled jerusalem for centuries after nearly thirty years of british colonial rule the state of israel was created in one thousand nine hundred forty eight after the so-called war of independence with west jerusalem captured effectively dividing the city in half with the historic and religiously important east under jordanian control that changed in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and the six day war between israel and arab states israeli forces seized large areas of territory including east jerusalem hopes were raised in one thousand nine hundred three with the signing of the oslo accords which ended the first intifada or uprising and laid out a framework for the creation of a palestinian state those eff

and to my right is michael sulmeyer who is the director of the cybersecurity project at the harvard balfour center. he worked in the office of secretary of defense. thank you all for joining us. we'll spend about a half an hour visiting and having a conversation. and then at about 9:15, i'd like to open it up and have you all ask questions for our panel, and we'll continue the conversation until about 9:45. so i want to start with connie. connie is responsible for voting systems in the state of indiana, but also works with secretaries of state across the country. so would you describe our voting system in your opinion as currently safe from hackers and mischief makers, or are you particularly concerned? where do you fall on the continuum? >> first of all, obviously, and i know people in the audience have heard this before. there is no evidence that any votes were tampered with in the 2016 election. i think that election security has always been a priority of secretaries of state. and i think that the e-mail that every chief election official received in august or september of 2016 changed t

administration out of the world including the pub of the vatican this is not the first time the from the balfour declaration and the british are all all the way to the announcement you will see them remains you will see them nothing will touch starters it's identity it's belonging the question is where do we go now in the political and strategic sense and they believe we palestinians are capable but for us the most important side of the story is old self reliance on your belief which is shaken with some thank you for joining me up. australia has always been great probably to. quality of life but there's a lot more you just racial disparity hiding behind the official stops producer how . strange it sounds to come out on top in global rankings as the second wealthiest nation on the planet. and then look too closely in terms of life expectancy education and standard of living we. are lucky. wow lucky for us some. straight island australians it's another story entirely according to the most recent comparative study australia was ranked fourth globally in terms of its un human development index but i

there is no doubt the uk has a moral duty to help to resolve that question, if you think back to the balfourion of the state of israel. with pride. with pride, but also with respect for the suffering of the palestinian people, and that suffering has still not been addressed, and we need to make sure that we do. so we understand our role model we understand our role model we understand our role model we understand our historic role, and we understand our historic role, and we understand our historic role, and we understand our duty. but i also believe that the united states is the bierman and power —— the pre—eminent power back and show leadership in resolving this question, for reasons that are well understood by people in this room, andi understood by people in this room, and i hope that we will see from the us administration some policies and some programmes to bring the parties together, though i understand the caveats that you now make, i don't believe that they are necessarily going to prove everyone. first of all, and brexit, could you tell us what the government is offering the dup in