rabbi pink us. goldsmith, welcome to conflict zone. tim, thank you for having me on your program. it's good to see you, your initial response to the february invasion if i can start with that. the february invasion of ukraine was basically to say nothing, not to support it, not to condemn it. in order you said not to get the jewish community into trouble. do you regret that initial response? you're considering the shark, her of for the single member of the community. i think girl, many of the citizens in russia, after actual invasion, most people actually thought her nothing is going to happen. i sat the day before with so many diplomats and members of parliament and others. and the said, oh, who needs ukraine? we don't need ukraine. and so it was a shock and it took time till a deregistered dirt. we are in here for an all out war. you said later, you realised keeping quiet in such circumstances is morally wrong. and yet that was the clear choice you made in the immediate aftermath of the invasion. i'm wondering why was it out of habit? it was the we we got. so i would say in the

some of that criticism. rabbi goldsmith has come from inside israel itself, the former prime minister, ehud alma, for instance, he didn't think much of the government's reaction in february. there are times he said, when you have to decide who you are, what you stand for, you can't fool around. you can't fool yourself. if israel were like america trying to rally its allies, would we like our best friend saying? well, there are pros and cons and we've got other things to think about. he's not saying do the easy thing. he's saying do the right thing. you have no sympathy with him when his views okay. the some ways they're to europe or is it is just trying to do the right thing. but it, obviously, it is impossible to leave elderly people or children in unheeded homes and middle of december and january the same way. israel cannot leave millions of people prone to attacks from rockets for his valor and from the iranian sponsor to guerrillas in lebanon and syria. so each country wants to join, wants to join the sanction regime or to criticize, however, each country has their priorities to t

but rabbi goldsmith, ukrainians are fighting for their lives and the survival of their unit, treat state. and israel is saying, yeah, well, it's terrible, but we've got more important security concerns to worry about with iran and syria. you said in july, nowadays the world is looking at israel and the jewish people and expects us to be on the moral high ground. and i'm just wondering whether this position is the moral high ground you want to occupy within israel itself, you have a discussion among it might become an issue in the upcoming elections, november among political leaders, to what extent israel should been involved should not be involved in this conflict, so israel m m, i would say m is a right now has taken a position, a yellow pete. the current prime minister of israel has taken position, criticizing russia. and i want to tell you term that or israel has a had problems because of it. russia decided to close. the jewish agency doesn't happen from one day to the next. there was a reason for it. do you regard the changes in russia as irreversible? rabbi goldschmidt will historia

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goldsmith and the series of law professors who work with the group? >> to my knowledge, speaking of course for myself and i know this to be also position professor goldsmith. the answer is yes. and i know of nobody who's arguing to the contrary that i discussed this within the law professor community. >> there was really no issue that we spend more time on maybe senator capito would want to comment on this. and i think some of the -- critiques maybe have been misguided. i've got a whole bunch of folks in my office where i go through this great corrections that professor mueller had legislation. but i think if there was any ambiguity, some of his technical fixes make some sense. so i think the chair the ranking member for giving this gang a chance to do some work and would welcome other gang members in future endeavors. thank you, madam chair. >> senator capital. >> the tax that we've got on the cra -- we should ensure those off? >> i'm not getting to this one. thank you, madam chair. chair klobuchar and also ranking member blunt for having this hearin

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goldsmith and the law professors who worked with the group? mr. muller: to my knowledge, of course speaking for myself, the answer is yes. i know of nobody who argued to the contrary. sen. warner: there was probably no issue we spent more time on. i think some of the critiques may have been misguided. i have a bunch of books in my office and i would go through those corrections. if there were any ambiguities -- i think the chair and ranking member for getting this gang a chance to do some work and would welcome other gang members in future endeavors. >> we don't have gangs, we have bipartisan groups. sen. warner: the gang tats, we should not show those off? sen. klobuchar: i am not getting into this one. >> i want to thank senator warner and everybody in this committee. i am going to make a statement and with time i have left i hope i have time to ask questions. i want to thank the witnesses for being here today and the lending of your expertise in this process. we did labor on the best way and i am encouraged by what i hear. i would like to submi

held a meeting in the parliament with the speaker of the parliament with serhiy prytula, also the goldsmithsthe funds, he said the phrase we all thus started a meeting, register in the register of volunteers, because registration in the register of volunteers exempts you from taxation, because otherwise it looks like your income if you do not declare that you are a volunteer; secondly, this was just a few hours ago in the verkhovna rada we adopted the bill, we adopted the amendment that i submitted, which was also born then in a discussion with volunteers, it is from documented expenses for the first months of the war, because even if you register how is it in the register of volunteers, we all understand that in the first months of the war, when it was purchased, everything was there, wherever it was possible, there are hardly any confirmations, including as far as i know, you were there until may 1. yes, in labor, this is what we already accepted later there are new issues , such as sofia joined in, and new issues, such as the persecution of volunteers, this also needs to be raised and res

and more than once, the goldsmith took up the case .ready know jan samuel becker , he was tired of the author of the new project of the temple. he was asked to ennoble and rebuild a little, so this bell tower appeared here. and here are the main christian symbols, the same the crucifix, which, according to historians, survived , they say, it still remains from the ancient temple, which was once built by sapieha himself, can you imagine what antiquity it is. architectural plasticity, sculpture and painting, the decoration of the trinity church is striking to this day, stucco molding, a chandelier and a forging brother have been preserved inside the temple. obony much more. pay attention. and this is the very first entrance door to the temple, by the way, wooden, now it is modest to study in the corner of the church. and before , thousands of believers passed through it unique, a marble altar, ornamented with sculptures of angels and the family coat of arms of the sapeg magnates with a fox in a prominent place and an icon with an image. a

the senior figure in the community helped that silence was the moral, the think of goldsmith and he was all jews in russia to get out now. conflict zone in 30 minutes on d. w. ah, our produce worker is getting squeeze. brazil dominates the global market for orange juice, but free pickers on the plantation are complaining about low wages for working conditions, an illness related to pesticides. lab, do they pay the price for our breakfast? beverage in 75 minutes on d. w. a vibrant habitat ended glistening plates of long the mediterranean sea scene of muster. and to far abdul karim drift along, exploring the modern lifestyles and the editor, rainy's, ready to leave journey this week on d. w. a lot of issues. when i arrived here, i slept with a sick of people in a room, 9th and it was hard. i was fair. i even got white hair. is learning the gym. my language head. yeah. a lot. this kids to me and great. but to nicky, to and track to say you want to know their story info, my grants verified and reliable information for my grants. a a ah ah . this is due to the news line from berlin, ukraine'

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president of ukraine regarding the organization of this the tribunal of the special tribunal of the goldsmithsere is a political consensus regarding putin being on trial for crimes committed by them, please explain this point you said if we fail to convince , it probably depends not only on our ability to convince and from the points correctly prescribed in this contract, which is the first link of this process, that is, what can directly interfere with this process, please explain. that is, procedurally, we we may be inexperienced, or the number of countries that will join this treaty is small, or we will not find a dot somewhere in the specific conversations about financing about the location of the tribunal. that is , where we can stumble in the fact that in fact we will not be able to convince with your words that it has already been said that the tribunal in particular, the tribunal can exist in two forms, at least those that are currently being discussed, with the tribunal being created on the basis of the united nations, there is a problem with the fact that russia still has the right t

community this week on conflict down tim sebastian asked the former chief rabbi of moscow, pinchers. goldsmith. whether he thinks that jews would be well advised to leave russia if they had the chance. yes, i support this view and for many reasons. and for the many reasons why jews to day and concern about the future, russia, it is a the rise and anti semitism. b, the possibility of a closing of the iron curtain that it is going to be impossible to leave. the number 3 are the hardest hitting the sanctions, which are going to damage the economy, long term and number for the possibility of the of that is going to be a general draft for the army and an end. and number 5 is the whiting repression of civil society. and you can watch the full conflict zone interview with rabbi pinch as gulch men after this program or online at d. w dot com slash conflict. so let's get you up to speed now on some other stories making headlines around the world firefighters are searching the rubble for survivors. after russian shells had an apartment block and a school in the eastern ukrainian city of soviet, at least

family and her colleagues in their complaint. forensic architecture is a research agency based goldsmith's university of london. our mandate at forensic architecture is to pioneer and disseminate new methods of spatial investigation. our work support sedition advocacy work on behalf of victims of human rights violations. over the past 10 years, we have developed a unique expertise in spatial reconstruction of sites and scenes of state violence . our methods includes open source research, the acquiring verification, g, a location and analysis of material find online, as well as the spatial reconstruction of complex and dynamic scenes, such as shooting incidents which involve trajectory, visibility and sight analysis are affiliated team members also have experience in the spatial and sonic analysis of audio including of gunshots. our investigations have served as evidence in landmark trials in national, international courts in relation to military and police violence in mexico, columbia, germany, greece, the u. k. the us, and of course palestine. i'll hock is an independent palestinian non g

i have found an amicus in andy warhol foundation versus goldsmith. that is currently before the supreme court. that really a broad fear used standard is something that can be easily abused. i would love for you to comment that.uple of minutes on >> thank you. [inaudible] [inaudible] xm's are doing to repeat? >> it is going to be a very important case for the future for copyright. thee copyright office worked wih the department of justice and signed onto the governments brief in the case. which makes a number of important points, taking the side of the photographer. in the main points we are concerned about our what does transformative mean exactly? and how do you interpret it? so in particular, if transformative youth is interpreted too broadly that could undermine the existence of the derivative work right in copyright law. because if anything changes the original transformative, there is no more a separate work right which is defined to mean something that changes aspects of the original works. a new version of the original. so one issue is how do

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hope that silence was the moral thinkers. goldsmith and he wants all jews in russia to get out. now. the conflict zone is 90 minutes on d, w o. the landscape, a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people, and languages. iran, se, mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. the scenery is magnificent, but people are warm and our position is exceptional. a special look at a special country, iran from above. start september 16th on d, w. ah . this is dw news, and these are our top stories. after record breaking rains waterborne diseases are spreading among flood victims and pakistan. the stagnant water means mosquitoes can quickly spread malaria. food is also in short supply.

to break away from it, we thank the american physicist thomas goldsmith, he transformed military development video game and thereby changed the world. i asked to speak my soul to scout, the bridges of my old dreams, i no longer need them. yes, i can’t hold it, madam, we won’t try it back on. now beloved. i didn’t win, what tortured us burned out with smoke was the one who at the time is so short i won’t close my heart with you what another intelligence did me, bridges, eternal dreams, i no longer need. don't hold me back madam, the transparency of kakamaz is not reconcilable. you will not crush the water. i am a betraying hour, beloved, i did not win, my did not win, my did not win, my did not win. invincible we will not win either, and above all, we are struggling with sleep and only vienna and not getting wet helps you in this. and we continue to share useful news with you. so, a preventive action by the traffic police has started in the capital. and also pays special attention to compliance with traffic rules by motorists. code transitions for 8 months of this year in minsk there were 53

albert musin nikolai starostin went to the goldsmiths, where naparshikov dmitry komov and elena galiyevaart-up of the first homeland of anton chekhov and faina ranevskaya, the city where emperor alexander i died. this is about the pearl of the azov coast of taganrog, the velvet season this year attracts thousands of tourists from all over russia to the region, the demand for excursions has increased so much that the local authorities even decided to create a virtual tour of the city of bright names . until they showed up. the first rays of the sun, the weather is gloomy, but the wind did not scare anyone away 5:00 in the morning, as if gulls and people settled in the stalls in anticipation of a daily and at the same time magical spectacle, probably the most a wonderful place in taganrog, which maybe, i love it very much and dawns for us is something that i organize for myself very often and remember, then for a long time. those wishing to visit the southern city on the shores of the taganrog bay this year, three times more than usual, the journey took an hour and a half, the high-speed t