during the holocaust you had many books to burn, not just the hebrew and the writing for the jews, a lot of other cultural books that were viewed as dangerous were caught in the fires. certainly, the bible horse may be outdated burned on many occasions. >> another exhibit is the gutenberg printing press. >> that led to an explosion in literacy. it influenced the rest of world society. essentially, gutenberg was not completely novel as we might as soon. for centuries you had the chinese and koreans like working to build the press but it was gutenberg that really turned it into a machine that was replicated ball and certainly the first in western europe. when he put together the printing press and a gold worker who had fine skills and being able to put the letters together into a form, is set of and inspired a revolution. they were able to start printing books and it led to it and economy in price there was a greater demand to send books and bibles to people in other languages. there have been bible translations that started in the first century. even before that, the jews translated i

you have jews that are going to take early dating in the hebrew bible as well as late dating. both of the new testament, early dating, late dating, also the old testament, so it's a very complicated topic. and i think what's important is that the museum can be a place where these things are discussed. but again, you know, you need, you need open minds by all parties. sort of hear the arguments out as far as what's being presented here from an early history being written down to a late history being written down. but to your point, i think it is -- there is a lot of insights into thug through how did -- thinking through how did an exile shape the mind of these people. how did coming back from exile influence their desire to, you know, pull these writings together to collect them into a book. you know, that book will later be, in a sense, expanded on by the christians who are then going to be motivated to send it out through different regions in the world as their bible gets into north africa, it's going to start to take on different, different influences from, you know, from ph

palestinians are saying you know they feel part of the state of israel they say they speak fluent in hebrew obviously as so many do go to jewish universities but they say they want a quality they want a better state of israel even one gentleman who's actually sitting very close to where i am is eighty two years old who says he remembers what it was like before the establishment of the state a visual jewish israeli gentleman who says we had no problems that no problems with each other so this is the mood here calling for equality calling for a change in the law but many people will tell you that what is happening here is significant in the sense that people are raising their voice but is it really going to change the law many here will tell you they don't have any hope in that exactly stuff i mean there are protests not that long ago where thousands of people had gathered once again for this very same reason is there a sense of hopelessness or is there a sense that they may be able to make some dent into this law or at least since is some kind of the legislation. when it really depends on ho

he could go to entire sections of curtis fost in german for example when he spoke english fluently hebrew german french or spanish he spoke russian. and then i'm sure he could get around oh italian you know so. i always used to say lenny you're a migrant rabbi where every was if there were a few people present he would lecture them you could always learn something from him he was just good m.r.i. sound funding. lenny fancied himself a renaissance man and he thought he he was everything except maybe a page it was the only thing i think he never claimed to be. linked to this until it got to so and to not people think is conducting is so emotional and filled with feeling and his way of behaving and the whole way in which he lived but his academic background his self-discipline was incredible you sometimes get the feeling with lenny that he had so many gifts that you all came you know without too much hard work but actually he was never afraid of hard and he certainly knew these pieces very very well indeed. i knew you just didn't walk up in that box called the podium unless you really knew w

a strangle side simply sounds jewish not judy istic not hebrew not israeli but jewish the most of the first. rabbinical instinct that i have for teaching and explaining and verbalizing. suddenly found a real paradise in the whole electronic world of television every bar in this movement is based in one way or another directly on these four notes three g.'s and any flat three g. and a new flat. people have been wondering for years just what it is that in this musical figure with such potency he loved conveying information you know he liked showing off the information too but he loved conveying it. and so he made i think wonderful teacher m i saw all at all the omnibus shows i anything that he broadcast i saw long before i met him i wrote these ninety minute scripts and had to memorize them and had to go at five o'clock they have to do whatever it was on sunday and what i was doing was what everybody was watching on television from coast to coast that second as the conductor views this school is i asked to follow all these twelve instruments simultaneously across the page. i used to be

and now the only hebrew anchored as a former language actually pushing down in what is seen as humiliationb minority in israel. it also hurts the jewish pluralism ensuring, the conservative jews, and the minority in israel and the minority in the world, and in the jewish communities around the world that are still less welcome here and many others. >> so let me quote to you your justice minister. she said in february of this year in a speech she basically said there are places where the character of the state of israel as a jewish state must be maintained and this sometimes comes as the expense of equality. so it does, actually look like she is agreeing with what you, you know, the critic is saying although she's a proponent of this law, but let me ask you, for instance to response to some of your critics, people like the tourism minister who has said at the time tell us honestly and he's talking about many other people and addressing the labor party. can you contest the jewish people's right to the land of israel. is it not our nation state? is the flag not acceptable to you? there's neve

and controversial nation state law now the law formally affirms israel's jewish character and makes hebrew the country's sole official language a status previously shared by arabic it's provoked widespread protests to understand the consequences of the new law it's important to trace israel's demographic changes over time has priyanka gupta. spoiled by political zionism in europe jewish immigration into historic palestine began in the late nineteenth century but it was minimal at the beginning of the first world war there were little more than thirty thousand jews out of a population of over seven hundred thousand people but jewish immigration so before and after the second world war with the persecution of jews in europe and different parts of the world when the state of israel was created in nine hundred forty eight its population stood at eight hundred six thousand that's close to the number of palestinians who were violently expelled from their homes to make way for this new nation in the last seventy years is just population has increased by ten times largely because of state sponsore

benjamin netanyahu says it's unlikely he'll attend the law defines israel as a jewish state and makes hebrew its sole official language the druze community and jewish activists have had big protests in tel aviv they're angry at how the law defines the country and downgrades the status of the arabic language or to understand the consequences of the new law it's important to trace israel's demographic changes priyanka gupta has that sparked by political zionism in europe jewish immigration into historic palestine began in the late nineteenth century but it was minimal at the beginning of the first world war there were little more than thirty thousand jews out of a population of over seven hundred thousand people but jewish immigration so just before and after the second world war with the persecution of jews in europe and different parts of the world when the state of israel was created in nine hundred forty eight its population stood at eight hundred six thousand that's close to the number of palestinians who were violently expelled from their homes to make way for this new nation in the last

grammar that because i know biblical hebrew really well and it's a blessing that i do and that maybe that's in part what made this possible i'm doing one for each of the first five books well it's a big deal but you need a lot of english in all of them yes and and it was that i can i says i just want to say one more thing about it it was the net it was the national number one nonfiction best seller in the country which is astonishing for a bible commentary i am so the last thing i expected i wrote this out of idealism you never know what you had and that then jellicoe publisher publishes a crisp that's correct oh well it's bait for jews christians and atheists and everybody else i don't know i think that pretty much all the agnostic boss thinks all right dennis let's head to things political and i don't want to do want to talk about a book right oh you recently said the united states is choking on hysteria over the unlikely possibility you've had convictions pleads of guilty man a ford in big trouble on trial and you think nothing happened between russia and the election no i think n

grammar that because i know biblical hebrew really well and it's a blessing that i do and that maybe that's in part what made this possible i'm doing one for each of the first five books well it's a big deal but you need a lot of english in all of them yes and it was that i can i says i just want to say one more thing about it it was the net it was the national number one nonfiction best seller in the country which is astonishing for a bible commentary i am so the last thing i expected i wrote this out of idealism you never know what you had and that and then jellicoe publish it publish it a christian that's correct oh well it's bait for jews christians and atheists and everybody else i don't know i think that pretty much all the agnostic about sticks all right dennis let's head to things political and i don't want to do want to talk about the book right oh you recently said the united states is choking on hysteria over the unlikely possibility you've had convictions pleads of guilty or not afford in big trouble on trial and you think nothing happened between russia and the election

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what i will tell you it would be would have been impossible if i didn't have a really good grasp of hebrew grammar that because i know biblical hebrew really well and it's a blessing that i do and that may that's in part what made this possible i'm doing one for each of the first five books well it's a big deal but you need a lot of english in all of them yes and it was that i can i says i just want to say one more thing about it it was the net it was the national number one nonfiction best seller in the country which is astonishing for a bible commentary i am so the last thing i expected i wrote this out of idealism you never know what you had and that and then jellicoe publish it publish it a christian that's correct oh well it's bait for jews christians and atheists and everybody else i don't know i think that pretty much all the agnostic about sticks all right dennis let's get to things political and i don't want to do want to talk about a book right oh you recently said the united states is choking on hysteria over the unlikely possibility you've had convictions pleads of guilty not a

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to exercise national self-determination in israel is unique to the jewish people it also says that hebrews the only official language downgrading the status of arabic previously they were both official languages and astonishes jewish settlements as a national issue that the state must encourage well binyamin netanyahu reacted angrily to the protests taking particular aim at the presence of palestinian flags at the rally. you know when we morning. we saw the palestine liberation organization flags yesterday flying in the heart of tel aviv in the heart of tel aviv we heard the chants with blood in fire we will redeem palestine many of the protesters want to cancel the law of return for jews they want to win all the and they want to fold up our flag they want to nullify israel as the nation state of the jewish people and turn it some of them say into an israeli palestinian state others will say a state of all the citizens precisely for this reason we passed the nation state law. professor at eugene confident of each in west jerusalem he and his organization the current policy forum have worke

>> let's see, and october we have a new complete edition of the hebrew bible translator in its entirety by robert alter. bob started this project in 1996, took over 20 years in the making. seven individual bargains can some of which have one prices are not gathered in this gorgeous three volume definitive box set. and robert alter literary language is both startling, it is strange in some ways. it brings the text allies. this is one for every library i think. >> victoria johnson written a book called american eden on this -- david hosack, a story of american visionary, committed that great american garden of the 19th century underneath rockefeller center and is an inspiration of one of the great unknown figures of the 19th century. i think it would appeal to a lot of your history readers. and xenia from nyu has written a book called the lies that bind about dealing with stereotypes, that sort of, how to get beyond them each we think with our college penetration could really electrify campuses. the last one which is published "tinderbox" potiphar in new orleans which claimed the lives of

since the nation state law to clears israel the exclusive homeland of jewish people it's single site hebrew is the state language effectively prioritising it about arabic which is for decades been recognized as an official language to it spoken by the trees who make up just two percent of the population people asked us to consider ourselves we considered ourselves as israeli drones who did that is not the name of the rules that you george states agree on not the jewel shall we us because our government and the organ in but then both the knesset to delete these will not the convict this law will delete this law from the history of. the juries have risen to high office in the military and politics since the one nine hundred fifty s. now you more than sixty years on they are fighting to retain the recall the city and achieve it for other minorities in israel. did obvious middle east correspondent tanya kramer was at the demonstration in tel aviv she spoke to us earlier about how this issue was being seen on the ground. well you can say a lot of people from the jewish community and also have ac

citizens the nation state law to clears israel the exclusive homeland of jewish people its single site hebrew is the state language practically prioritising it about arabic which has for de kids been recognized as an official language to it spoken by the trees who make up just two percent of the population people asked us to consider ourselves we considered ourselves as israeli drools when he did that is the name of the rulers george states of the not the jewel shall we us because our government and the all the name but members of the knesset really dearly these will not go quick this law to delete this law from the history of. the trees have risen to high office in the military and politics since the one nine hundred fifty s. now you more than sixty years on they are fighting to retain the recall the city and achieve it for other minorities in israel. let's get you up to say now with some of the other stories making news around the walls police into switzerland have confirmed that twenty people were killed off a vintage plane crash in the swiss alps on saturday the world war two aircraft sma

non jewish minorities second class citizens it also proclaims the country's official language to be hebrew downgrading arabic to special status well in other developments a u.n. delegation has arrived in gaza for meetings with hamas in an effort to lower tensions with israel they are expected to push for a permanent cease fire a visit comes as funerals are held for three palestinians killed by israeli forces during friday protests at the gaza border this is the twentieth week the protests were held. anti-government protesters are rallying for a second day and remain here off to more than four hundred demonstrators were injured in violence with police on friday many of the protesters in the capital bucharest all remain in migrants who have returned home to demonstrate against corruption police have deny that they used excessive force on friday when they deployed tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters turkey's president has vowed to defy what he describes as u.s. attempts to undermine his country's economy. wrote an opinion piece in the new york times warning that the u.s. mus

the nation state lowered to clears israel the exclusive homeland of jewish people its single site hebrew is the state language effectively prioritising it about arabic which has for decades been recognized as an official language to it spoken by the trees who make up just two percent of the population people ask us to consider ourselves we considered ourselves as israeli drones what good did it is know the name of the rose george states a girl not a jew should we trust the government and the or the name but members of the knesset to delete these will not djokovic this law to delete this law from the history of. the juries have risen to high office in the military and politics since the one nine hundred fifty s. now you more than sixty years on they are fighting to retain the recall the see and achieve it for other minorities in israel. and that is some of the other stories making headlines around the world. wildfires have kicked up in southern portugal over one of the hottest weekends on record for the iberian peninsula hundreds of firefighters were sent to battle the blaze with the assi

exercise national solve determination of israel as unique to the jewish people it also says that hebrew is the only official language downgrading the state of arabic previously they were both official languages and it establishes jewish settlements as a national value that the state must encourage. stuffing teka was out about protest in tel aviv. the museum is recognized by israeli policy. for the cancellation of the moon there's a lot of jewish. saying that they are not the direction. the message is one of unity. we owe it because we don't need this of this and you won't loan off netanyahu that. month but two events isn't much i'm not. giving him till this is you know what this is amazing this is. the item number that i was. fighting for something and this is the real story of god i. think the people who really believe in democracy and equality we have and take them across it moves taking place in many things in the towards gays towards women in wards and towards arabs and this is the fascist regime is turning into a fascist that is still not there but it's going in a bad direction and

citizens the bill which was passed last month officially defined israel as a jewish state and made hebrew the only official language downgrading the status of arabic. a u.n. delegation is in gaza for meetings with hamas officials to try to deescalate tensions within israel meanwhile the funerals were held for the three palestinians including a medic who were killed by israeli forces on friday in protest for twenty weeks at the girls or israel border fence protesters have been demanding the right of return to their ancestral lands and protesting against israel's continued blockade of the territory. the u.n. special envoy to yemen says talks between warring parties next month will focus on stopping the fighting as well as forming a transitional government weighing heavily on those talks will be a saudi amorality coalition air strike that has been described as the worst attack on yemen's children the funerals were held for those who were killed some parents still looking for their children among the dead three the u.n. security council's call for an investigation into what's being called the

new and controversial nation state law the law formally affirms israel's jewish character and makes hebrew the country's sole official language a status previously shared by arabic it's provoked widespread protests seventy jacker has more from lustrous on. the debate happening inside the knesset inside the israeli parliament isn't going to change anything to the law today but it highlights the controversy that this law has caused debate going on inside the knesset heated debate we heard from my t.v. he's a palace soon israeli member of knesset saying that this is an apartheid rule this is what m.k. said voted for he said that this is a policy that has been inherent over the years when it comes to treating the palestinian citizens of israel and others but it is now ingrained in its lord he said only by standing together jewish people and the arabs wouldn't be able to be overturned it highlights the concern not only from within here from within the citizens of israel also jews have said that this is a is a threat to what israel says is its democratic and equal basis of the establishment of t

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. >> born in israel, natalie portman's real name is natalie hershlag and is fluent in hebrew. >> the about the time. on your face, that means terrible. >> and s afrikaans, but she got burned when dissing a pushy passenger in the language at a new york airport. >> and my mom and i just like were just like ripping into him thinking he couldn't understand a word. and he just turned around and just looked at us and went, >> she totally got burned, wow. i grew up in canada we had to take french growing up. i kept none of it in my brain. >>> coming up -- justin theroux on his bromance with the guys from "queer eye." >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> we have run out of time for tonight's show. >> but we have one more thing for you to check out as we say good night. >> bye, everybody. >> bye. >>> justin theroux has a budding bromance with the stars of his fave reality series "queer eye for the straight guy." >> they're so authentic so they're exactly the same way in person as they are on that show. >> he's actually like really smart and well-educated when it comes to, like, everyth

. >> born in israel, natalie portman's real name is natalie hershlag and is fluent in hebrew. >> the about the time. on your face, that means terrible. >> and south african-born charlize theron speaks afrikaans, but she got burned when dissing a pushy passenger in the language at a new york nd my mom and i just like were just like ripping into him thinking he couldn't understand a word. and he just turned around and just looked at us and went, >> she totally got burned, wow. i grew up in canada we had to take french growing up. i kept none of it in my brain. >>> coming up -- justin theroux on his bromance with the guys from "queer eye." next on kron-4 news at eight: a northern california man is behind bars tonight ..... charged with vehicular manslaughter... for causing the deadly crash which killed a c-h-p motorcyle officer.why authorities say, the collision could have been prevented.also..bart riders weigh in on the changes they want to see, in order to keep people safe.reaction tonight...from the bart police chief.plus...instagram finally responds after several users say they have

gens dead soldiers make the feeling of betrayal him more potent more than sixteen names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial downgrades out of one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist look at. israel's population is just under nine million about seventy five percent are jews of all backgrounds twenty percent are arab of any religion other than jewish and five percent are defined as others the druze are an arab speaking minority of around one hundred thirty thousand people they form less than two percent of israel's population they practice an offshoot of islam and live mostly in villages in northern israel they are the only non jewish minority serving in the israeli army israeli government designates the druze as a distinct ethnic community separate from palestinian christians and muslims. all right let's bring in our panel joining us in west jerusalem ariel kahana diplomatic correspondent for israel heigho in tel aviv and on what a political science researcher at haifa university and also in west jerusalem mitchell barrak a former

non-injurious citizens the bill which passed last month officially defined israel as a jewish state and made hebrew the only official language downgrading the sages of arabic stephanie deca was at the protest. march robbery the museum is going ice by israeli policy. for. the move there's. a lot of jews who are saying that they are not the direction. the message is one of unity. we owe it because we don't need this of this and you won't loan off netanyahu that. enough but you event isn't enough i'm not. giving him to all citizens this is amazing this is. a member of our uncles. or something and this is. the people that really believe in the us and equality we have and take democratic moves taking place in many things in the towards gays towards women in wards and towards arabs and this is a fascist regime is turning into a fascist that is still not there but it's going in a bad direction and we need to stop it as well as soon as we can. they're trying to . force the length of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and there is a big rush they're. going to continue with this momentum. but comi

benjamin netanyahu says it's unlikely he'll attend the law defines israel as a jewish state and makes hebrew it so official language the druze community have led big protest in tel aviv. iran's foreign minister is rejecting u.s. sanctions saying they won't be able to stop his country exporting oil reef was quoted in iranian media saying it was impossible to cut or run off and they would be consequences to u.s. actions turkey has pledged to continue buying iranian natural gas and china maintains its business relations with iran all all for the u.k. meanwhile calling for talks between the u.s. and all trading partners over the sanctions donald trump says anyone doing business with iran won't do business with the u.s. those are your headlines up next. but. as protests in nicaragua against the president continue and the number of those killed rises in b.c. someone says i'm staying in power no matter what they have to crash into is all of reality that usually gets little blood. sense here america's ortega's from a vice president talks to al-jazeera. wreck of a city on the cusp of the arctic circl

here calls for peaceful relations between jews and arabs one can see lots of signs that are in both hebrew and arabic talking about shame on the law and people who come from all over the country in order to protest here today that much just lieschen states that israel is the nation state of the jewish people with exclusive rights to self-determination supporters see that individual rights continue to be protected under israel we can mock the city and that the p.l.o. is the will of the majority critics of the nation state legislation which has constitutional weight and checks that it does not include a provision stating that all israelis are equal under the law this is a small affair sickness is citizenship this is emotional to equality and for dignity the nation is the law is it this kind of minute today will. basically get you can realize the. community wasn't as one as a second or third of the class citizens and we're here to say that we cannot allow those and we will continue all of a sudden to repeal this law and to achieve a full equality in our homeland i don't think this law we imme

non jewish minorities second class citizens it also proclaims the state's official language to be hebrew downgrading arabic to special status previously they were both official langley. stephanie decker has more. to add up here in tel aviv in the march robbery squad to the museum it's taken eyes by israeli palestinian think. of israel and there. for the castle a shot of the war there's a lot of jewish are you saying that they're not the direction. the message is wind energy. meanwhile a u.n. delegation has arrived in gaza for meetings with hamas in a bid to lower the tension with israel are expected to push for a more permanent cease fire the visit comes as funerals are held for three palestinians killed by israeli forces during friday protests at the gaza border it's the twentieth week that protests were held since the demonstrations started in march around one hundred sixty four palestinians have been killed authorities in yemen is still struggling to identify the remains of those killed in a south b.m.r. r.t. coalition air strike which hit a school bus who the rebels say at least fift

session on a controversial new nation state law a law defines israel as a jewish state and makes hebrew its sole official language through community have led large protests in tel aviv turkey has become the latest country to announce it will keep buying natural gas from iran despite the new sanctions imposed by the u.s. iran's foreign minister has rejected the decision by the trump administration and washington won't be able to stop this country from exporting oil and malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has denied three new charges of money laundering he's accused of stealing billions of dollars from estate investment fund which he set out in two thousand and nine has already been charged with abuse of power and criminal breach of trust. zimbabwe's main opposition party says it will challenge the results of last week's presidential election in court lawyers from the m.d.c. alliance say they have what they call a mammoth evidence of electoral fraud the current president emerson incog was scheduled to be re inaugurated on sunday after emerging as the winner and last monday's vote

and soar tens of thousands of arabs and jews turned out in tel aviv they carried banners in both hebrew and arabic appealing for democracy equality and for the law to be abolished some sides said resist apartheid the nation state laws passed last month it's civil it's a constitutional amendment and recognizes israel as the homeland of the jewish people it also underlines the quote unique right to self-determination but it also downgrades for instance arabic from being an official language critics say the law not only undermines for fragile guarantees of equality in israel but also opens the door to open discrimination against non jews. this law is trying to incite in the state a war between brothers a war between the jews and the arabs and we will not accept it we have lived together and we will die together in this land we are called for equally hard for you to differentiate equal rights i mean division and on that action i love. i'm not asking for a right i deserve to have these this is what i deserve a someone who lives in his country i'm not scared of anything but i fear that this l

new controversial nation state wall the law formally affirms israel's jewish character and makes hebrew the country sole official language status previously shared by arabic it's provoked widespread protests stephanie decker has more from lester islam. the debate happening inside the knesset inside the israeli parliament isn't going to change anything to the law today but it highlights the controversy that this law has caused debate going on inside the knesset heated debate you heard from my t.v. he's a palace soon israeli member of knesset saying that this is an apartheid rule this is what m.k. said voted for he said that this is a policy that has been inherent over the years when it comes to treating the palestinian citizens of israel and others but it is now ingrained in its lord he said only by standing together jewish people and the arabs wouldn't be able to be overturned it highlights the concern not only from within here from within the citizens of israel also jews have said that this is a is a threat to what israel says is its democratic and equal basis of the establishment of t

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between their people so they called it come on it's basically name from the old testimony the land off hebrew name the father off all the. religions the jewish christie and the muslims and and very all started this is the point where we're all united under one house and this is what we try to create here and of course the food is from that. and one station particular is still enjoyed by people all over the middle east promised. this day of course spread made from chickpeas is a staple of middle eastern cuisine. these are curage and mixed with salt sugar let men juice and he needs. and while on their home mrs wright. worked magical in this almost it's a recipe that it's hundred years our my family recipe. that we've been so we need to use the best to greedy and when we combine it it's amazing guys you know i the world for most can't change the words come with is better there is no saying make from the smoke war. this is a powerful way. and the two chefs demonstrate the versatility of this dish every day for instance they make a home a spur from chick peas and lentils. but most of their guests

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did you then is franco from almighty decide to write a bible i've been teaching the bible from the hebrew my whole life and. non jews and jews equally have taken the courses and thousands bought my tapes i have something i know how to make it relevant i just admitted that that's the reason that i'm doing this the bible was america's central book for most of its history today it's ignored i would like to re re center it in american life it's the greatest book ever written but if you just sit down and read it you will know why and i'm i try to explain i'll give you want to example it says honor your father and mother the severity profound thing we're told to love god we're told to love the stranger and we're told to love our neighbor. but we're never told to love our parents because the bible is very sophisticated and understand some children a lot of children just can't love their parents villages kids not duchesse still interest normal know even in normal homes but whether you like your parent or not you have to honor them it's like i stood up when jimmy carter entered my radio studio man

gens dead soldiers make the feeling of betrayal him more potent more than sixteen names written in hebrew and below what now becomes an unofficial language out of one of many measures in what most people in this village believe is a racist little. israel's population is just under nine million about seventy five percent are jews of all backgrounds twenty percent are arab of any religion other than jewish and five percent are defined as others the druze are an arab speaking minority of around one hundred thirty thousand people they form less than two percent of israel's population they practice an offshoot of islam and live mostly in villages in northern israel they are the only non jewish minority serving in the israeli army the israeli government designates the druze as a distinct ethnic community separate from palestinian christians and muslims. all right let's bring in our panel joining us in west jerusalem ariel kahana diplomatic correspondent for israel heigho and tell of eve and i don't want to be political science researcher at haifa university and also in west jerusalem mitchell b

makes non jewish minority second class citizens it also proclaims the state's official language to be hebrew downgrading arabic to special status previously they were both official languages stephanie deca has more. delegates. the museum is taken eyes by trade policy. and there. for the cafferty file a shot of the war there's a lot of jurors saying that they are not the direction. the message is one of the energy. meanwhile a u.n. delegation is arrived in gaza for meetings with a mass in a bid to lower the tensions with israel they're expected to push from more permanent cease fire a visit comes as funerals are held for three palestinians killed by israeli forces during friday protests at the gaza border this is the twentieth week that protests were held. or thors he's in yemen are still struggling to identify the remains of those killed in a saudi m. rotty coalition air strike which hit a school bus to see rebels say at least fifty one people were killed in thursday's attack including forty children the un has demanded an independent investigation and its special envoy says talks next month

exercise national solve determination in israel as unique to the jewish people it also says that hebrew is the only official language downgrading the status of arabic previously they were both official languages and it establishes jewish settlements as a national value that the state must encourage stephanie decker was at the protest in tel aviv. the museum is a nice by israeli policy. but it's only for the release of the more there's a lot of jewish they are saying that they are not the direction and. the message is one of unity. because we don't need this of this and you know netanyahu will. remember two events is too much i'm not. giving him. isn't this is amazing this is was i don't know that i was lost. by the do something and this is real there you go well i think the people who really believe in the right and equality we have and take democratic moves taking place in many things in that towards gays towards women in words and one exam and this is the fascist regime is turning. into fashion that is still not there but it's going in a bad direction and we need to stop it as well as

we should think of ourselves like hebrew and babylon. we also will hold our faith to future generations, we have to radically change the way we think and the way we live. either it becomes a way of life or at all. and so finally in this regard those that emerged out of the roman empire offers an example for us late christians to build communities to survive the dark age coming upon us. the option part comes from the final paragraph of mr. mcintosh so work after your virtue. mcintyre wrote in that earlier history when men and women of good will turn aside to and to identify the continuation of the moral community. but they set themselves to achieve instead often is not recognizing fully what they were doing that the more light could be sustained but mcintyre famously said with a new and doubtless fairytale benedict the way of life that the virtues can survive. that is where "the benedict option" comes from. the option part comes from mcintyre saying it is the turning point when they chose to maintain to creating small communities so the o