i spoke with rabbi david weiss, the spokesman of the anti-zionist jewish union. will continue the conversation with mr. mohammad ali shafiei, a researcher of american studies. before we started our conversation with rabbi weiss, you were referring to the label of anti-semitism. we also had the words of the rabbi himself, which may be a symbol. from the truth, show that the jews themselves are against it. i am the crime of israel. yes, mr. weiss in new york actually leads a group of jews who always have anti-zionist positions. now they are well-known and well-known figures. in the virtual space on social networks, we see that young jewish students are present in these movements and they are announcing that we are jews and we are against this issue, that is, to clarify the position that this movement is not an anti-jewish movement. there is an anti-zionist trend, they appear , they record videos of themselves and broadcast them on networks with their own symbols, sometimes i saw them with those special headdresses they wear , they are seen among the rest of the stu

i spoke with rabbi david weiss, the spokesman for the anti- zionist jewish union. a conversation with mr. mohammad ali shafi. maybe it is a symbol of the truth, show that the jews themselves are against israel's crime. yes, mr. weiss in new york actually leads a crowd that leads the jewish crowd that always having anti-zionism is now their face. they are well-known and well-known, their position is well known and to say here, we see many videos in the virtual space on social networks where young jewish students are present in these streams and they are announcing that we are jews, we are against this issue, that is, because they should clarify the position that this is not an anti-jewish movement but an anti -zionist movement . jewish students can be seen among these protests , because of the special clothes they wear , they are very easy to recognize. for example, if we look at the recent movements that you mentioned, occupa wall street is actually a movement. we have experienced and there is something that has been tangible for us, but the difference and the desi

hunters seem also says republicans exerted political pressure on special counsel david weiss.notion writing regardless of whether congressional republicans attempted to influence executive branch, there was no evidence they were successful in doing so. another ruling issued on friday addresses a diversion agreement on the gun charge which was part of the failed plea deal. though the defense maintains a document is invalid, disagrees because the probation officer never signed the document hunter's legal probes extend to california where he is facing federal tax charges for allegedly engaging in a four-year scheme to avoid paying at least $1.4 million in taxes. both of these trials are set to begin in june although it is possible plea deals can be reached in both cases. arthel: madeleine rivera thank you. eric: after a string of scary made air mechanical failures boyle have to answer to congress for eight straight up a pilot whose work with the faa safety team breaks down the issues with boeing and what we can expect when we go to the airport "fox news live" continues at next. h

the facts here hunter's team also says republicans exerted political pressure on special council david weiss. but the judge is dismissing that notion writing regardless of whether congressional republicans attempted to influence the executive branch, there is no evidence that they were successful in doing so. another ruling issued on friday addresses a diversion agreement on the gun charge which was part of that failed plea deal. though the defense maintains the document is valid, the judge disagrees because the probation officer never signed the document. hunter's legal problems extend to california where he is facing federal tax charges for allegedly engaging in a four year scheme to avoid paying at least 1.4 million dollars in taxes. both of these trials are set to begin in june. it is possible plea deals can be reached in both cases as well. griff? >> griff: all right, madelyn rivera with the latest. thank you. >> i would testify, absolutely. it is a scam. it is a scam. that's not a trial. that's not a trial. that's a scam. >> griff: former president trump saying he would testify at his

the trump appointed special counsel david weiss announced he had indicted chairman jim jordan star witnessformer fbi informant alexander smirnoff for making false statements and fabricating evidence of federal investigation of president biden. millions in bribes now smirnoff, some of you may not remember chairman jordan described as the most corroborating evidence they have." the trump appointed special counsel for lying and fabricating evidence. the pathetic show republicans and put on so far. that assessment is probably correct. now the chairman of the subcommittee is determined to obscure the facts conservative americans baseless financial by the federal government. in statements made by several summerhouse members and downplaying the attacks that officer capitol complex as quote acts of vandalism" in a normal tourist visit. that could not be further from the truth as reported by the bipartisan select committee and generally six in its final report our nation endured an insurrection specifically sought to violently block congressional certification of the 2020 election. the sheer scale

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