he became a loyal disciple of herzl's teaching, which is ironic because herzl was secular. he commented on this hechler considers my movement to biblical even though i proceed rationally at all points. hechler was very influential leading up to the declaration. probably the first person to be r ideas led not only to the founding of the red cross but also to geneva convention. he was awarded two nobel peace prizes, including the first one in 1901. something to think about, as we watched in recent months the red cross and its interaction with hostages held by hamas, their founder, the father of humanitarianism, was also a passionate christian zionist, because of his belief in the bible. as early as 1866, he began advocating for the return of jews to the holy land. despite being personally invited by herzl dunant was not able to attend because of an illness, but heltortant that herzl mentioned him by name in his closing remarks. on that very day, herzl wrote to dunant. he said, on the day zionism is so secure that it can ponder its origin, henry, your efforts will have the rec

herzl participates in the congress with a special ceremony. claim: the establishment of the zionist state is raised in palestine, and various jewish organizations are formed for the occupation of palestine. it is approved that the process of occupation should be done gradually by workers and craftsmen. the city of jaffa, palestine, an old city by the sea. this is the entry point for foreign travelers. jews. they enter palestine from this port. economic conditions are not suitable. administrative corruption is rampant. jaffa becomes a place of influence. few jewish immigrants hide their identity and secretly buy land through middlemen . the required financial resources are provided from abroad. from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even, cairo, and finally in 1905, among all the options, palestine is chosen as the final destination. after the suppression of the russian revolution, a number of disillusioned jews from different parts of europe entered palestine. they were poor and dependent workers, and of course it is a problem.

from now on, herzl is regarded as a leader. due to the opposition of german jews to the concept of zionism, the first zionist congress is held in switzerland. herzl participates in the congress with a special ceremony. a great claim is made. the foundation of the zionist state is in palestine, where various jewish organizations are formed to occupy palestine. the current occupation is approved it should be done gradually by workers and craftsmen. the city of jaffa, palestine, an old city by the sea. this is the entry point for foreign travelers. jews entered palestine from this port. become economic conditions are not suitable. administrative corruption is rampant. jaffa becomes a place of influence. few jewish immigrants hide their identity. and they buy land secretly through intermediaries. the required financial resources are provided from abroad. from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even cairo, and finally in 1905 , among all the options, palestine as the final destination. is selected after the suppressio

on that very day, herzl dunant. -- herzl wrote to dunant. he said, on the day zionism is so secure that it can ponder its origin, henry, for your efforts, will have the recognition they deserve for their astonishing foresight and true christian generosity. you have so many claims to everlasting gratitude from your fellow man. your place in the history of civilization is so exalted, so touched with glory, that your service, as prophetic as it is to the cause of zionism, may indeed be lost, given the scale of your other achievements. after all these years, more than a century since that occasion, the truth is we have no excuse not to know one another better, especially now. i am often asked, especially by my jewish friends, and especially since october 7, why evangelicals feel this way about the jewish community. i think it's because of what we have done. we have spoken our community with moral clarity from october 7 and every day since, from d.c. to sao paulo, london to johannesburg, delhi to austria. we have shown up by the thousands to soli

herzl is advised to write down your thoughts. write a book like your cousin's cabin herzl begins to write. i have a solution to the jewish problem. jewish state. there, the land of dreams.

israel has long sought to plunder egypt's water resources since the time of herzl. it became clear that the transfer of the nile water will be accompanied by problems, israel seeks to steal water from the source. since 1946, america has been studying the causes of the dam in ethiopia. the implementation of such plans would satisfy israel's demands and increase israel's influence in africa. israel first implements agricultural, medical and general programs and then turns to military issues, and in ethiopia, trains special forces. then he deals in arms trade and at the same time he spies on muslims and arabs. and some time later, the jews transfer ethiopia to israel. in the 90s, israel expands its relations. but this plan is opposed by the egyptian people. in the negotiations of 1992, abneel once again tied to the most important policy of israel with water. israel does not have water. if someone is looking for peace, he should not have a debate about the transfer of water to israeli settlements. for this reason, israel's efforts to steal the water resources of neighbo

on the eve of the 50th anniversary of herzl's promises, it was necessary to make a move. previous efforts and even blowing up the patria ship with its jewish passengers did not have much effect, they must do something big. a ship full of passengers anchors near the shore. boats fall into the water. travelers hit the water and through the raging waters and barely make it to the shore palestine. it would be an interesting sight, a legendary migration, something similar to the migration of the israelites. a scrap ship is procured from america and after being registered in honduras, it goes to france. the ship is being repaired in france and is ready to sail. 4500 jews arrive with fake passports. a priest he is supposed to take the role of witness. it was necessary for a non-jew to tell the whole story of the journey. the ship departs. the purpose of the show is the human effort to overcome obstacles and reach the beach of freedom. the first act of the show. near the coast the ship is stopped by england. curtain second, a conflict occurs. an american crew member is killed. ra

in fact, on that very day herzl allies,o the famed max, he wroe to dunant and said the day when zionisme that it can look back to its rise and ponder its origins in histories, your experts, henry, for your efforts will have the recognition they deserve for their astonishing foresight and for their true christian generosity. you have so many claims to everlasting gratitude from your fellow man, henry. her place in history of civilization is so exalted, so touched with glory that your service as prophetic as it is to the cause of zionism may indeed be lost given the scale of your other achievements. so after all of these years, more than a century since that occasion, the truth is we really have no excuse not to know one another better, especially now. i'm often asked especially by my jewish friends and especially since october 7, why evangelicals feel this way about the jewishau community. and i think it's because of what we have done. we have spoken our community with moral clarity from october 7, and every day since from d.c. to sÃo paulo to london to johannesburg. we have shown up at

prime minister benjamin netanyahu is attending the main state ceremony at mount herzl injerusalem, followedt in memory of victims of terror at 1pm local time. 0ther ministers are attending ceremonies taking place right now around the country, despite some bereaved families urging them to stay away. politicians from across the spectrum have urged keeping the deep political divisions and heated discourse out of the memorial day ceremonies. despite the ongoing conflict and retrieval of hostages. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has warned that such an action would provoke "anarchy" without eliminating hamas. it was his latest attempt to deter israel from carrying out a ground assault. an israeli bombardment in the eastern parts of rafah has already displaced tens of thousands of palestinians. as we look at rafah, they may go in and have some initial success, but potentially at an incredibly high cost to civilians. but one that is not durable, one that is not sustainable, and they will be left holding the bag on an enduring insurgency because a lot of armed hamas will be left, no matt

if you put the national over the personal and chose to follow in the footsteps of herzl, ben—gurion,in and rabin, you will find in us partners in a struggle. but if you choose the path of fanatics and lead the entire nation to the abyss, we will be forced to quit the government. let's speak to paul adams injerusalem. first off, could we start with an update on those protests in tel aviv? we saw scenes of some of those protesters being taken away by police. protesters being taken away by olice. , , ., , , police. yes. these have been very familiar scenes. _ police. yes. these have been very familiar scenes. we _ police. yes. these have been very familiar scenes. we have - police. yes. these have been very familiar scenes. we have seen - police. yes. these have been very l familiar scenes. we have seen them every week now for many weeks. we had first of all a rally of solidarity with the hostages, a rally in which a number of celebrities and foreign ambassadors spoke once again saying everything should be done to get hostages out, but then we also had separate to that there was anti—go

if you put the national over the personal and chose to follow in the footsteps of herzl, bengurion, youill find a struggle. if you lead the nation to an abyss, you will be forced to quit the government. seems coming from one of the protests held here, held nearly every weekend now. it appears to have turned slightly more violent. we have seen scuffles. you can see their members of the israeli police services taking some of those protesters away from the main area. just a reminder why they are there on the streets in an area which is well known now as hostage a square. they are not only demanding new elections, they are the relatives, supporters of the families, the hostages asking for more government action to release their loved ones. life seems coming in from tel aviv. this protest has been going on for a number of hours now. 0ur middle east correspondent, paul adams, has more on all those developments from jerusalem, starting with the latest on the body of the hostage. he is the fourth of the four bodies that were recovered yesterday, including that of shani louk. i think probably th