delayed us then we heard the news there had been an attack on the campus in the heart of the hebrew universityin the canteen where we intended to have a farewell learn only visited in them and. then talk with. the hunters and i couldn't believe it happened here at the university. right because the uni was considered one of the places where the most diverse people came together it was a war of jewish israelis as well as muslim palestinians and foreigners like us christians. all religious in nations are represented here at the uni and that. didn't change her love of the country any more tossed my returned and her. on the other hand is living in jerusalem. from the price of the fish will tyler to say goodbye. good to know your true very good through a greeting is about the limit of all french meets arabic he's had some language lessons but on the streets of jerusalem he doesn't get very far with what he learned the people here a french irregardless. drops replete with this music you have a nice time. he believes he is even there exactly. so warm and friendship that. we will see so so would. be th

but i'm going to miss spends most of her time here at jerusalem's hebrew university . the lutheran world foundation pays her student fees of $10000.00 euros. the woman at anatole aside is melanie moore to host maya she's part of wolfgang schmidt's team and runs the study program she also attends the course because she's one of the chooses its election on the talmud the definitive rabbinic commentary on the hebrew bible the lecture is given in modern hebrew which presents something of a challenge to the student from germany. verbal holder come. with all thoughts of russia russia all the law. melanie more crossed my are participating in the program herself in 2002. she recalls her last. time i wanted to go to the university to collect my certificate and there was also a farewell meal planned in the students' canteen that was out now and that's what we collected as a ticket somewhere on our way to the canteen when something happened that delayed us then we heard the news there had been an attack on the campus and then in the heart of the hebrew university in the canteen w

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to the un not to veto a resolution that declared the western wall to be occupied territory, hebrew universitynd the hadassah hospital access roads to be occupied territory in the jewish quarter, which has been inhabited by jews for 3,000 years, to be occupied territory -- i railed against him. it ended our relationship, our personal relationship, but i will continue to attack people i -- when they are wrong. and i will commend people i voted against when they're right and i did that with president trump over the golan heights and over jerusalem and over a number of other issues. i will continue to criticize them when they are run. . >> you have a new book -- when they are wrong. >> you have a new book, "defending israel. " we have got some obvious questions. thank you for those of you who have given us audience questions. here is a question. are there too many laws? prof. dershowitz: that is a great question. i'm going to be so clear and so unequivocal, the question is other too many laws? the answer is clear. yes and no. let me explain why. many regulatory laws, there are far too many intrus

. >> one thing i want to ask you about the universality of this, some of the first people to react to w your book you talk about zionism and hebrew and the irish language. you see from 100 years ago in some ways they are similar to the movements we see today the leaders were interested in the national movements in czechoslovakia and hungary and india later many of them would meet with indian figures to discuss the mutual project of this establishing the territory. the one nation who comes out of world war i feeling totally vindicated probably his pool and, the idea of the nation as attractive after a century so there is a commonality among the nationalists and people remarked today fact that nationalists or national conservatives talk to the ones in hungary or other ones in france or brazil as if it is a betrayal of their ideas when in fact it is just a calling common way. there's nothing about nationalism but for the few, burger king and hoping for the good of the similarly minded people in other nations. >> michael has written very intelligently and very independently, certainly aboutio nationalism in europe. there's an irish n