booker also wanted to take this series to other former east bloc countries in the early one nine hundred ninety s. shortly after the political upheavals in europe hungary was still and young democratic republic a society in transition. the exhibition includes references to the old testament words that describe injury evidence of a long history of aggression and violence words like extermination gassing forgetting. torture. they have that. in the local language i wrote one hundred twenty in white on the floor and a plaque on the wall so here in budapest there are sixty words in black on the wall they've. been. taken from the old testament they deal with the suffering of. violation of humanity by humans. namely gassing. in association with forgetting. and then the word smacking in the sense of breaking up which is really a modern neologism used by radical right wing groups that. we still know the whole story of. the fight against the turks and the dominance of the austria last perhaps. the people always fought for individual freedom the concept of freedom. came. this is in fact a place of

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east." here are the major stories driving headlines from the region this week. 100 days and counting into the gulf that, qatar -- gulf spat, qatar and the saudi led blocf your into a solution. south african president jacob zuma's grip on his party felt a blow by the country's high court. it seems the saudis made a longer one regime change in syria. editord our executive what is going on. reporter: the goal for the kingdom is to keep iran out of syria as much as possible. what is supporting that regime are the russians dominantly, but also the iranians. there's a logic iranian syriance in that the saudis don't want and don't want to accept. the seem to be moving towards the russians. they see it as a way to limit the iranian influence in syria. yousef: the relationship with russia has been very difficult. is it too early to call it a arente that the saudis looking to open with the russians in the interest of the saudi arabia priorities? reporter: we will see. it remains to be seen how far this will go. there is clearly dialogue. when it comes to oil policy, energy policy, opec, they talk. they have common interests. it is not like the russians and the

east." here are the major stories driving headlines from the region this week. 100 days and counting into the gulf that, qatar -- gulf spat, qatar and the saudi led bloco a solution. south african president jacob zuma's grip on his party felt a blow by the country's high court. it seems the saudis made a longer one regime change in

east michigan. >> anyone -- if you're even remotely close, i want to make sure you at least know who kwlur potential voter bloc is. >> i'm from san diego -- [ inaudible ]. >> of course. of course. >> [ inaudible ]. >> so i just -- i was curious. my first question actually, sam, i only had the pleasure of meeting you today but i've known sam for a while. he worked for a member of congress. so sam, you are unique in the sense of you've heard this term affectionately arab-tino. the hispanic community there are a lot of similarities between the arab community and the latino community. obviously the clout of the hispanic community in large part is due to the numbers that they have, but it took a while for the hispanic community to mature in terms of their political activism and their understanding of how they could be involved as a community and it's not to say that the arab american community or the muslim community or any of the other labels -- the previous conversation we had prior to this panel, but what are some lessons that you learned as being a -- not only a hispanic american but a chief-of-staff to a hispa