you had to take hebrew. james madison was a hebrew major at princeton and he failed. he had to go back and spend an extra year at princeton, because it's a hard language, trust me. where's the hebrew teacher? i'm sorry, i shouldn't say that. easy language. just don't tell james madison that. and so deeply engrained was this notion of the new israel in america, that at the conclusion of the american revolution in 1783, there was a debate between the u.s. leadership over what was going to be the great seal of the united states. and a certain group of american leaders thought that it should be the bald eagle but another group said no, the image of the united states, the seal should show moses leading the children of israel out of bondage and into the promised land. there was this heated debate. america came this close to having moses as its national symbol. you got the folically challenged bird instead. but the authors of the moses seal were none other than thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin. so they had internalized the biblical narrative. now, for many of this gene

they made hebrew the required language of all the universities. you have to take hebrew. james madison was a hebrew major at princeton, and he failed. [laughter] he had to go back and spend an extra year at princeton. it's a hard language, trust me. don't tell james madison that. so deeply ingrained was this notion of the new israel, america, at the conclusion of the american revolution in 1783, it was a debate between the u.s. leadership over what was going to be the great seal of the united states. and a group of american lives thought it should be the bald eagle. but another prominent group of americans said no, the image of the united states' seal should so moses leading the children of visual out of bondage and into the promised land. it was this heated debate, and america became this close to having moses as its nationals in symbol. but you should know the authors of the moses see where none other than thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin. so they had internalized the biblical narrative. for many of this generation of founding mothers and founding fathers, the fac

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he he speaks hebrew. he made them an interesting promise, to rescue them from exile and restore them to the promised land. the puritans loved it, they became the new israel. england became the new egypt. he atlantic ocean became the new sinai. they landed in a new promised land. if you live in the northeast of this country, that is why there are 1000 cities and towns that have biblical hebrew names. like jericho and bethlehem, bethany. they give hebrew names to their children like sarah, rebecca, david, solomon. you had to take hebrew. james madison was a hebrew major at princeton, and he failed. he had to go back because it is a lhard language. i shouldn't say that. don't tell james madison that. so deeply ingrained was this notion of the new israel and america, at the conclusion of the american revolution in 1783, it was a debate. a certain group of leaders thought it should be the bald eagle. another prominent group thought that the image of the united states should show moses leading the children of i

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talk about the middle east. >> i don't speak hebrew. that is a conscious decision to work and syria adolor baghdad to have the hebrew words creep been the could land you in prison. although both iraq and iran i was jailed anyway. i have a great admiration for israel. the parameters of the debate to of of at middle east are far broader than the united states. my opinions are not controversial injures a lot lot -- jerusalem. but they are in the united states. the israeli newspaper has the best coverage of the palestinian it -- palestinians and many in the country and written by a the israeli jews. really great great journalist been due israel credit. the frustration for many other less we see the possibilities and oslo between rabin and cain hussain. and with the assassination we watched the hope vanished as it has become captive to the rapacious right-wing. those have called for the ethnic cleansing thinking this would be unthinkable for me it did said debates of the health of the israeli state. i don't think responding to the historical

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. >>> an example of my cellphone growth in the united states but father was an orthodox rabbi in hebrew means to go up in 1985 when i graduated college. my wife was born in israel but her parents were p.m. and i choose an aging committee from the time of the first temple. the content is still in operation magic carpet in 1949. the operation solomon in the course of the last 20 years and other neighbors their russian jews after >>> it's a much easier to look and say where of jews have not come from to israel because religious committees from everywhere. >>> a large persian jewish community and a large engine jewish committee and were from all over. >>> when my favorite activities is is really folk dancing one of the areas with the blending of the different aspects of israeli culture which it i think is most amazing. sissonnes now being made to dentist that have steps from yemen to mind the steps from europe. it's very typical of the writers that grew up in different walks of life describing the immigration waves of the '50s were from europe or people that were born to people that have be

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i don't speak hebrew. that was a conscious decision because when i worked in the middle east, to be working in syria or baghdad and to speak arabic and have any hebrew words creep into your arabic could immediately land you in prison, although i have to say that eventually in both iraq and iran i was thrown in prison anyway, or jailed for brief periods of time. i have a great admiration and affection for israel, and i think that the, um, parameters of the debate about the middle east and about the israeli/palestinian conflict in israel are far broader than they are in the united states. my opinions are not particularly controversial in jerusalem among most of my friends who sort of yawn and pour themselves another beer. but they are in the united states. the newspaper, for instance, the israeli newspaper, i think, has probably the best coverage of the palestinians of any paper in the country. and all of these articles are written by israeli jews. danny rubenstein, emil haas, gideon levy, these are great, g

will be the hebrew bible? will it be the greek bible when it isn't going to be the vulgate latin bible? which translation of the bible is christian? which scriptures are going to be accredited and approved by the state, is going to be the protestants? is going to be the catholic list of books in the bible? is going to be the lutheran list of books in the bible? once we get past this question of what text to use, what approach will a minister be required to take before he is accredited as a christian? is he going to have to say that the bible is divinely inspired and every word? is going to have to say that the bible is divinely inspired and general? is he going to have to say that the bible is divinely inspired and essentials? if we can agree about that, how is he going to define god? will he have to say that god is the trinity and the orthodox were his? in the art ariana way? that he created jesus? instead of god beginning jesus? you might think that this is some abstract monkey stuff. but the point medicine

i taught myself hebrew, biblical hebrew. i'm learning more about that. >> keeping busy. >> yeah. >> though collins seemed interested in more peaceful pursuits, he also let us know he was staying sharp should there be any trouble in the future. >> every now and then when i would talk to brian collins he would talk about his martial arts he crafted over the time of him being incarcerated, and on certain occasions he would just break out into these weird moves that, you know, he said were a hybrid style that he kind of created and came up with. >> a few days later collins had another check-in with dr. matias and he had already set a new goal. he wanted to transfer to general population where he would have even more freedom. >> population. >> population. why you do that? >> well, in the time i've known you you've either been in lockup or here. and so the idea of you running around population doing your thing, working a job, hanging out with your friends -- >> it's kind of a big step for me. >> it's kind of like mind-boggling. if

has been held on to the banner of the name of a woman whom i knew and labored with we're told in hebrew language that you don't know something because of the way the name sounds. but every name care's meaning based on the happening behind that name to bear the name of rosa parks gives us the burden of making sure that this senior center this plays of residency bespeaks what rosa parks was about she was secretary of the montgomery alabama in a.c.p. she was there visor to the montgomery alabama in a.c.p. youth council she was a woman who was so tired that day that she refused to give up her seat to a man who felt that she didn't deserve a seat and he should have because he was white because rosa parks did give us thing we were to give housing for people from all around the world she was concerned about liberty and justice for all and all should mean all and as chair of this commission is my abiding commitment struggle and intention that we will work in this city so that people will receive equal opportunity to get fair access to housing live and commodious saying environment and my dear m

isn't going to be the hebrew bible? the greek bobble? the whatcom bible? which translation of the bible is christian? which can of scriptures is going to be accredited and approved by the state? the protestant cannon scriptures? the protestant list of books in the bottle? the catholic west of books in the bottle? the lutheran list of books in the bible? once we pass this question of what text to use what approach will in minister be required to take before he is accredited as a christian? will have to say the bible is divinely inspired in every word? that the bible is divinely inspired in general? is going to have to say the bible was divinely inspired in its essentials? if we can agree about that how will he be fined god? god is the trinity in the orthodox way? is allowed to say god is the trinity in the area and way? that god created jesus instead of god be getting jesus? you might think this is some abstract stuff. the point madison was making is incontrovertible. once you said only christians can receive this tax money the government is going to be rig

look at the bottom of the fly e you have the english account and down here you have hebrew. i'm guessing it says ubthe same as it says up here. and so this is about, again, mobileizing russian or eastern european jews, most of the jews in the east end were from russia. mobilizing them in their own native tongue, meeting in a synagogue, voting for a jewish candidate, so you're both jewish and an active citizen at the same time, once again. this is very similar to what you saw with the irish in the 19th sen century. this effort to be a citizen and a member of the ethnic community at the same time, without any apparent contradiction in all of this. so you have this whole group, these are basically the leading figures of the jewish community, including, i want to make quick note of horace esquire, who is a professor of philosophy at harvard. he's going to come up again in a minute. in this little story that we're sketching out here. this is, you know, this is quite common. another thing in this same set of files where i found the flyer, close to it, in fact, was a typewritten le

government in every classroom is an israeli and palestinian teacher and every lesson is taught in both hebrew and arabic some terms of insurance maybe according to what is going. there is. some of. the war and. some they are coming from home with. all kind of. do isn't. in there talking about in a particularly difficult listen these teachers are preparing for israel's independence day because while for israelis it's a national holiday for palestinians it's a catastrophe when the two teachers are standing for the two of them the children are tense in there sometimes they just it's like i'm hearing i'm not here we assure them it's ok to speak about it it's not something where this is history in we're supposed to speak about what happened and look for the future together but the challenge is big and the school uses israeli textbooks which it has translated into arabic there are sections there talk about a so-called palestinian demographic nightmare and there are maps that ignore each other's existence what these books do especially history books they teach the children not the historical discour

you have the english account and down here you have hebrew. i'm guessing it says about the same thing. but it's up here. this is about mobilizing russian or eastern european jews. most of the jews in the east end were from russia. mobilizing them in their own native tongue, meeting in a synagogue, voting for a jewish candidate, so you're both jewish and an active citizen at the same time, once again. this is very similar to what you saw with the irish in the 19th century. this effort to be a citizen and a member of the ethnic community at the same time, without any apparent contradiction in all of this. so you have this whole group, these ar

yahushiwa is the pronunciation for joshua in hebrew. and he made sure he told all of the priests to be able to define what some stones meant that he placed in a roadway called ebenezer. and we all need to be able to tell people what the stones of development have meant to us. there's a stone called martin and a stone called frederick douglass and a stone called sojourner truth. there's a stone called martin luther king and abernathy. and there's a stone called charlie rangel. and i want to say to you, that i intend to -- every chance i get -- to tell people what this stone has meant. this stone has meant that we had somebody who had the cerebral power, the intellect, and the political know-how to get things done that 30 or 40 years ago, nobody even dreamt of. ladies and gentlemen, i am pleased and proud to present the man who we all believe to be one of the greatest members of the house of representatives to ever walk the halls. congressman charles b. rangel from new york. [ applause ] >> i guess there won't be anything left for the fun

you want to take judaism as it's birth it seems to have been a group with a self identity as the hebrewst seem to jell into a religion of the people of judah until they were in exile in the 6th century. and then we begin to get it. but what goes into that, and then you really want to get yourself punched out or worse, start talking about islam's relationship to judaism and christianity. i thought this gentleman made some good points there. it's a tense thing, but how much do you borrow and where is that connection cut off. i'm sorry looking at here, yes, janet? >> i just want to get back to the dandelions, the reason that people what to get rid of all the new species is because they are taking resources from the original species who were there. >> and he just said that, with the people - >> they are taking numbers, they are taking energy, and they are taking finances. >> and we ask why? well, one of the whys takes us back to this whole start of this semester, not that we are wrapping up here folks, but you get the idea of people heard a teaching, a set of answers to profound life questio

service in our army, so much so that a couple of years ago the idf had to printout new testaments in hebrew so the christian soldiers could swear in. they're in every branch of our government. that arab judge i mentioned earlier who passed judgment on the former president of israel is a christian. they're in our parliament, in our academic world, in our scientific community. they are valued, they are deeply cherished and of course -- but that didn't make -- that didn't make the cut for "60 minutes" and it was an important point, we feel. we'll go left, right, and keep it bipartisan. >> thank you, ambassador, for coming. what role do you think that the israeli possession of nuclear weapons has had on the reaming nal sort of aspiration for nuclear weapons. >> i'm going to go -- our position for well over 50 years is israel will not be the first country to introduce nuclear weapons into the middle east. not only will i reiterate that as many times as you want to hear it, but the important thing to remember is that israel is not threatening to wipe another country off the map. and the country t

committing and the achievements we made of parm that in the meantime until calm returns to egypt hebrew him and others will continue to close up shop early and head home before sunset fearful not only for their property and possessions but for their safety and lives in cairo in a ghost go our tea party is coming to you live from moscow a massive explosion and fire have hit and belonging to russia's ministry of defense and the country's far east officials say a number of weapons exploded when they were being disposed of but the explosions raged for hours prompting the suspension of the trans-siberian railway part of which is located just a few kilometers away from the site of the incident officials say two people have been injured while more than two thousand being evacuated from nearby villages. straight to iraq for the r.t. world update now three simultaneous blasts have struck an outdoor bird market in eastern baghdad killing five people wounding dozens and the bombings took place in a shia neighborhood where the area was crowded with shoppers violence has decreased in iraq over the p

role not just in making the argument for freedom as documented recently by eric nelson in his book "hebrew republic" how the bible impacted the american founding fathers, but also because they felt the biblical notion of covenant could unite religions despite their differences in the common project of creating a society together. john adams famously recounts in a letter to his own wife about how the first meeting of the continental congress in 1774, it was proposed that they begin with a prayer, and john jay objected to this saying that they were too religiously divided, there were presbyterians and episcopalians. i took place in a meeting with a bunch of students at a protestant divinity school. i was the only orthodox jew there and someone else said, one of the other students said i feel i'm sticking out here being a presbyterian among so many episcopalians and i'm thinking yeah, i hate when that happens. but jay's point is in europe they were at least at one point they were killing each other and they couldn't pray together and then sam adams got up and said he would be willing to pray

formerly he was lady davis fellow of hebrew university, a fellow at tel aviv university and a distinguished fellow at the shalom center in jerusalem. he's been a visiting professor at harvard, yale and georgetown. and he is a graduate of princeton and columbia. ambassador oren has written extensively for a number of publications including "the new york times," "the wall street journal," and foreign affairs of the republic. he is author of several books. "six days of war," june, 1967 and "the making of the modern middle east." and "power, faith and fantasy in the middle east." both of which were "new york times" best sellers. without further ado i invite him to discuss things with us. please join me in welcoming ambassador oren. [ applause ] >> thank you. good afternoon. thank you, ambassador. thank you especially for pluggi plugging my books, which by law i'm not allowed to do but they are available at famously reduced prices on amazon should you want them. two special thanks to folks on my own staff, our academic counselor, where are you? she's disappeared on me. there you are. and jason h

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will be the hebrew bible?ill it be the greek bible when it isn't going to be the vulgate latin bible? which translation of the bible is christian? which scriptures are going to be accredited and approved by the state, is going to be the protestants? is going to be the catholic list of books in the bible? is going to be the lutheran list of books in the bible? once we get past this question of what text to use, what approach will a minister be required to take before he is accredited as a christian? is he going to have to say that the bible is divinely inspired and every word? is going to have to say that the bible is divinely inspired and general? is he going to have to say that the bible is divinely inspired and essentials? if we can agree about that, how is he going to define god? will he have to say that god is the trinity and the orthodox were his? in the art ariana way? that he created jesus? instead of god beginning jesus? you might think that this is some abstract monkey stuff. but the point medicine wa

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hebrew national. the better-than-a-hot dog- hot dog. >> eric: welcome back, everybody.ps suing the obama administration for the federal mandate over the employer's requirement mandate to provide free birth control against the conscience. eight states, break it down. >> kimberly: district of columbia. this is an impressive move. they waited and patient at the plate the way the good lord is and said we're not getting relief we want. we feel this is falling on deaf ears and we tried to work through the legislature with different administrations and we feel they did not act in good faith. now we must take it to the fourth. it's a good move and they waited to see if something would happen. supposedly compromises from the obama administration. what you heard from cardinal dolan and others is that that wasn't a compromise. it didn't address the core issue that this fundamentally violates religious freedom. delay are saying don't impose your policy to compel us to provide coverage. violation of constitution. >> dana: cardinal dolan said we tried a negotiation with the administr

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