in israel. they will sit down to dinner together beside family or friends, with whom they may severely disagree, but they are and they will always remain family. israel and the united states will inevitably disagree on many matters. but we will always remain family. our revolutionary societies have so much to give to the world and so much to learn from each other. our bond may be challenged at times, but it is absolutely unbreakable. the israeli national anthem is a song of hope. the late rabbi sacks wrote that in judaism, hope is an active virtue which requires a great deal of courage. hope is the belief that together we can make the world better, that we can overcome any setback and heal the fractures in our world. israel's first 75 years were rooted in an ancient dream. let us base our next 75 years on hope. our shared hope that we can heal our fractured world as the closest of allies and friends. thank you, members of both houses, for celebrating israel's independence. god bless the state of

-israel relationship. how do you assess the biden administration's policy vis-a-vis israel as judicial overhaul has been both previewed and now as it transpired. has the administration -- how do you characterize the response of congress? michael: i think that the administration and congress don't have lots of good options here. that's for a number of reasons. first of all, there is a lot of conflation between issues around judicial overhaul and issues surrounding other israeli activity, including in the west bank. and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me to take disagreement over israeli policy in the west bank and turn them into disagreements over judicial overhaul. for instance, there is a debate about cutting your condition security assistance to israel, something i am not in favor of, irrespective of what's taking place in the west bank. there are far better ways to address israeli behavior with regard to a 56-year occupation. but even if you are someone who is in favor of that approach, it doesn

israel is not -- israel is not a racist country. it is deeply disturbing and concerning to me that some in this body have such a profound misunderstanding of israel and israeli society. the previous government in israel had arab parties and arab ministers serving in the coalition government. what a fantastic what a democray are in a tough neighborhood seeing many threats in its own back yard. and the united states will always support israel's right to self-defense. we see israeli citizens being murdered in senseless terrorist attacks and some have been american citizens. israel is responsible for protecting the well-being of its citizens. protecting one citizens from terrorist attacks is not racism, it is national security. and to think otherwise, small minded, quite frankly, mr. speaker, just plain and simply wrong. the key component of friendship is looking out for one another. standing up for each other. racism has no place in this body or in public discord, period. so i support this resolution, rejecting false accusations and re

the only aspect that breaks israel look as a democracy -- that makes israel look as a democracy is theatment of the palestinians. without that, clearly will be perceived as an apartheid state. regarding the merit, in the cases of us as palestinian citizens of israel, the supreme court examined what is reasonable and unreasonable based on the israeli jewish consensus, meaning if we asked the court to decide that there is an administrative position that israel is extremely unreasonable, the court must see it as unreasonable, but on its eyes only. adrian: sorry to interrupt you, time is tight here. i want to put a question to diana. where is the palestinian leadership on this? why are they so quiet? guest: why are palestinians quiet? adrian: yeah. guest: because it doesn't, at the end of the day, concern as. if you are a palestinian who is living in this system, are asked to go to a protest and see a sea of israeli flags, this is the very flag of our oppression, of our dispossession. it is the flag that is put on the bulldozers. the flag that is used when houses are destroyed. it is the f

the united states and israel. they might not want any israeli strike, but once israel did strike, assuming israel will come up we are not predicting israel will, that really the two countries interests merge -- converge, and focus on the successive is israeli strike and de-escalation -- the success of eight israeli strike and de-escalation. and also warrant iran's prensky -- proxy against getting involved. also, on the day after, the report recommends a resupply for his real, prioritizing air and missile defense, ammunition and spare parts. there also should be some military deployments by the united states to the region. finally, another recommendation of the group is to plan with israel by offering iran a diplomatic offramp and figure out a better solution to iran's nuclear program instead of allowing iran to return to the nuclear threshold. let me turn to elliott first. i wanted to ask you, how do you see -- the reason why we are talking about an israeli strike is because the assumption seems to be the u.s. wil

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is our democratic values, how we defend israel in the united nations, how we defend israel for people who do not like israel, how close we are between the two countries, that is important. you are on mute. michele rosen -- well -- >> indeed i am. go ahead, michelle. we michele rosen will hold that in our hearts and heads and look forward to a bright democratic future. it is now my opportunity to turn the questioning over to jeff schoenfeld who happens to be cochair online with randall kaplan of our leadership giving circle. jeff schoenfeld: thank you for giving your time to us. i want to focus on the job of being in besser. obviously a spokesperson at an intimate level with the president but can you tell us what your goals were when you came in two years ago, what perhaps did you not accomplish, and what your advice would be or the agenda should be for your successor? ambassador nides: that is a great question. um, you know, first, um, i think peace in the middle east is number one. what i am really proud of is i think most people here even though they may not like me would not say th

with israel and the u.s.acking its position, morocco is hoping or countries will do the same. >> let's bring in our guests. the president of the moroccan institute of strategic intelligence. associate fellow with the middle east and north africa program. and the advocacy head of the collective of human rights defenders. welcome to "inside story". why has israel decided on this position to recognize western sahara right now? >> thank you for having me, i think this is a logical continuum of the resuming of diplomatic relations between morocco and israel. we have to say that morocco has specificities, the only arab county -- country that has moroccan jews living in israel who are waiting for the decision. some of them come from the sahara. this is the logical decision that was dictated by geopolitics . >> israel and tel aviv, it has been three years since they cited -- signed to the abraham accords. what was israel waiting for? >> israel wanted to see what the rest of the international community is doing. back

sergey pashkov anastasia demyanets especially for international review, israel as you can see, israel primarily on itself , and it is understandable, was the experience different? for a long time it was believed that in the six-day israeli war, israel reacted to a potential threat, however, in our days, thanks to new research, it has become. it is known that the egyptians and syrians did not mobilization in the area of ​​the soviet canal or from other actions of the arab states created the impression in israel that it was in danger as a result, tel aviv, without even warning the main ally of the united states, began a preventive war, a few days captured the silnaz peninsula gaza strip west bank of the jordan river east jerusalem and the syrian dutch heights were supported by the united states, israel even despite the erroneous attack by the israelis of the american reconnaissance ship liverty, it was not sunk, but american sailors died, the israelis apologized and paid compensation. well , they were given a stern warning if israel starts again first, washington will refuse to support

guest: president biden is not anti-israel. he is very pro-israel.rns with president netanyahu, and his attempt to change the judiciary committee to overrule executive acts and other decisions and the court -- decisions in the courts. the what about-ism i hear from republicans is wrong. president trump hid documents and when asked to give them back by the archivist, not giving them back are sometimes giving some and not all, telling his attorney they have all been given back when they haven't, telling the aide to move them around. he lied and put it off for an hour and a half. they are nuclear secrets they are nuclear secret. . this was totally wrong. everyone around him has been convicted of crimes. he pardoned almost all of them because they had the goods on him. look at michael flynn, look at roger stone, look at his whole team. they were all involved. his campaign manager manafort were all involved in illegal activities. if it weren't for trump pardoning his friends they would all be in jail. who is this guy? they are all crooks and he is too. ho

you said israel can afford and it would be healthier for the relationship if israel stood on its ownon? i did not call for a cut to aid to israel, i called for a beginning of the conversation about how israel could wean itself off military assistance. maintain its security relationship with the united states, which is of great value to both countries. but as you quoted me saying, to be able to stand on its own two feet, israel at 75 years of age, has a robust economy with a gnp of something like $400 billion. the military assistance it gets from the united states is about 1% of that, $3.8 billion. i think it would be a much healthier relationship for israel and for the united states if israel were to rid itself of this unnecessary dependency. the us is one of the strongest allies of israel, if not the strongest, how popular do you think that opinion is in the united states? i don't think it is popular, politically, i think there is strong bipartisan support for military assistance for israel for all the right reasons. i think the united states has done a great service to israel's abi

hatred of israel. some of what you are talking about, joey, it reads in part, this is a quote, one should not pretend to believe that hatred of israel is a minority belief in the democratic party. it has, rather, become normal and is growing in the party's heap of fertilizing left wing extremism as democrats become more extreme, this will hurt not just israel but the united states, too. go deeper. >> you know, it's one thing if it is an educated look back at history and taking objection to the establishment of the country or the policies of the government. but they make overarching words that really are hateful and hurtful toward anyone associated with israel to include jewish people in this country. that's the part when they play in the gray area it just comes across as hatred and racism in its own right. i think that's much different. i think everyone in congress has the opportunity to criticize policies both our policies towards israel or israel's policies toward the palestinian people. but when you

and israel. certainly with this administration they might have -- once israel did strike, assuming that israel will, we are not predicting they will, but we are saying that if they will, that really the two countries' interests merge or converge, which is that focus on the success of an israeli strike , a focus on de-escalation. that means specifically that the u.s. should warn iran beyond undue retaliation on israel and against iranian proxies, bringing down the 100,000 plus of rockets and missiles it has in its arsenal facing israel. also, on the day after, the task force recommends immediate and comprehensive resupply for israel, prioritizing air and missile defense interception with precision guided munitions, and spare parts. there also should be some of the terry deployments by the united states to the region. finally i will just add another recommendation of our group is to plan with israel, the united states should plan with israel or offer iran a diplomatic offramp to figure out a better

a prominent novelist who said that the creation of israel was a miracle. and i think that it was no political at all because as the archives now show, the gap between the power of the military, power of zionists and the palestinians was so large favor of the zionists that it was that they would win and the only medical is that israel was able to throughout most of the people of the west of the land and that 50 years have passed, 75 years have passed and no recognition of what has happened. and that is the reason medicalised. in the cabinet that i opened after many years i found many other files which are very important and one of them was a file of the barclays bank case, which my father had taken and won. and that was the case of the fact that israel, after it was established, had closed the and frozen the accounts of the palestinians who had accounts in a bank and branches and barclays bank branches in israel. and they would not allow them to withdraw their money out or out of these accounts from outside and and so the idea was that they wanted to make b

list and glorifies israel's friendship with egypt and becomes a friend and supporter of israel .t after america decided to connect with iran's new regime , to welcome americans in egypt to serve america, to be the wife of the leader of the struggle against israel, to be a friend like israel in the transition zone and to obey orders, iran accused egypt of revolution and betrayed sadat's leaders. named the last months of the year 1357 it is the beginning of 1979. egypt will host the former king of iran. in 1359, the news of the death of the former king of iran will be published in cairo. the king was displaced in egypt and panama for a year and a half and finally returned to egypt in the last days of his life. in the military hospital of cairo, he died due to cancer of the lymph nodes. a cold wind flows from the nile to egypt, but under the ashes of the suppression of the protestors for peace with israel , there is a branch in the dream of branching out, which apparently is going to take anwarsadat's lap today. the parade of the egyptian armed forces it begins and sadat and mubarak

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which plans to change the structure of how israel is run. the government is indeed intending to fundamentally alter the judicial, political balance of power under the plans, the majority of can its members would be able to override any supreme court rulings . the government with its ultra nationalist and ultra religious factions, wants to complain. judicial appointments impact the domestic agenda of the school illusion, especially the leaders of the scroll isn't used to eradicate ease of use the most there will be no democracy if they succeed in as well as you know, the only check and balance that you have is the supreme court who have nothing else to divide the gate does and there is no democracy. clearly the establishment of the stage in 1948 had a food, the shortcoming, tablet being green. and these rails of the found is admitted. certain checks and balances in the separation of powers are written constitution a 2nd chain, but a constitutional course. how could that happen? despite the opposing example of the nazis and the rise to power,

the president of israel addresses a joint session of u.s.gress reaffirming ties between the two countries. >> north america is irreplaceable to israel and israel is irreplaceable to america. >> we hear from the family of a soldier detained in north korea. unearthing secrets of the past, the exclusive look at excavation work, non-in one of italy's most popular tourist sites. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. we begin in washington where is really president isaac wrapped up a two day visit with an address to a joint session of congress earlier on wednesday. it comes a time of tension between president joe biden and the israeli government. one point of contention, a controversial judicial reform plan that has led to months of protests in israel. president biden called is really prime minister not in yahoos government the most etreme in decades. despite that, in his speech, president herzog affirmed the u.s. is ready for relationship. >> israel and the united states will inevitably disagree on many matters but we will always remain family. our

allies of israel— happening in israel.s continue and repeatedly say that one of the _ continue and repeatedly say that one of the reasons they are so determined to protect israel is because — determined to protect israel is because it is the only democracy in the middle — because it is the only democracy in the middle east. because it is the only democracy in the middle fast. and this undercuts that argument. and while there's been _ that argument. and while there's been no — that argument. and while there's been no threats yet revoking aid, $4 billion— been no threats yet revoking aid, $4 billion worth of aid the united states— billion worth of aid the united states gives you israel every year, there _ states gives you israel every year, there is— states gives you israel every year, there is some talk about perhaps providing. — there is some talk about perhaps providing, turning that aid to concessions or to demands. even though— concessions or to demands. even though the — concessions or to demands. even though the unite

— to stabilise the situation in israel right now? israel has to make those — israel right now?ctions have consequences, ultimately israelis _ consequences, ultimately israelis have to decide what kind — israelis have to decide what kind of— israelis have to decide what kind of democracy they want. it is important we continue to share — is important we continue to share values and principles. relating _ share values and principles. relating to peace in the middle east, _ relating to peace in the middle east, i— relating to peace in the middle east, i think the administration and congress have — administration and congress have opportunity to promote further— have opportunity to promote further expansion of the abraham accords. i would love saudi — abraham accords. i would love saudi arabia and israel to normalise relations. it's in the — normalise relations. it's in the best— normalise relations. it's in the best interests of the entire _ the best interests of the entire region and the world, and — entire region and the world, and yes, _ entire region and the world, and yes, i—

is irreplaceable to israel.osest ally in the middle east, the only democracy, so it's important we do all the things we can to protect them from places like iran, from nuclear development, and other threats in the world and throughout the middle east. i was proud to be there and i thought it was a great speech. you mentioned it iran, and we know that president herzog called for more efforts to stop iran procuring a nuclear weapon. do you think the biden administration is doing enough on that? i think we can never do enough until we can ensure iran does not have nuclear weapons. we don't believe them when they say they want to use it to peaceful means. nuclear capabilities should be kept out of the hands of iran, because they have said if they get nuclear weapon capabilities, they want to remove israel from the face of the map. that's why we need to ensure they never get that capability. another commitment made by both presidents was a commitment to work together on anti—semitism. what kind of effort do you think

i will also remind you that from the very beginning, israel really helped ukraine in the humanitariantion, but we the previous government has repeatedly asked for weapons, because israel is not offensive in the vanguard of weapons, namely defense, sometimes israel, in the vanguard of modern military technologies, possesses almost all modern types of weapons. it is quite clear that such a passive position of reluctance to provide weapons is connected precisely with the fears of the israeli leadership that their relations with russia , in particular with putin, from which would nina antoniogo by the way, they were quite close like that, well , they probably remain like that they may deteriorate significantly due to active assistance this will lead to a deterioration of the general diplomatic background for ukraine, and therefore russia will help more. well, early on, probably, in countering the same, israel will be more aggressive, in particular in syria, where the russians have air defense systems and combat aviation, and from where, by the way , they are constantly shelling iranian ra

sergey pashkov anastasia demyanets especially for international review, israel as you can see , israelrimarily on itself? well, of course, the experience was different. for a long time it was believed that in the six-day israeli war, israel reacted to a potential threat, however, in our days, thanks to new research, it has become. it is known that the egyptians and syrians were not going to attack the mobilization in the area of ​​the soviet channel or from other actions arab states gave israel the impression that he was in danger as a result, tel aviv, without even warning the main ally of the united states, began a preventive war, in a matter of days the silnaz peninsula gaza, the west bank of the jordan river, eastern jerusalem and the syrian dutch heights, the united states supported israel, even though to the erroneous attack by the israelis of the american reconnaissance ship liverty, it was not sunk, but the american sailors died, the israelis apologized and paid compensation. well they were given a stern warning if israel starts again first washington will withdraw its support.

the biggest protests that israel has ever seen yet. they couldn't stop the found right government, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, pushing through a little to weeks in the supreme court. it's judges can no longer overturn government decisions they considered to be unreasonable. opponents from across is where the society say that ministers can now do what they like. some say it will enable nothing yahoo to stop his own prosecution on corruption charges support to say that legislation will stop traditionally interference in politics as well. trumpet sits, democracy of all use with itself over the law. what does it mean for palestinians living under constant oppression? we'll be discussing this in a few moments without guess. but one thing that is agreement on this issue as left israel deeply divided. i'm a little show up with the to say to the all positionally disease can continue to argue on fights, but you can also do something else. you can reach agreements about what to do next . let's come to an agreement. this is my goal to

it says the same with israel.id africa is responding, even though it faces zionist obstruction, in the first decade of its activity, vds faced obstruction from the zionist lobbies, which prevented the dissemination of news and activities of the movement in europe and america , but upon entering the second decade of activity , various personalities from rabakut israel joined what was roger waters, the founder of the pink floyd group, the famous clothing designer, non-composer, among the figures who were in a list of one hundred and forty artists of the eurovision song contest 2019, which was held in tel aviv, the boycott movement of israel asks people all over the world to boycott and not buying the goods that are related to the zionist regime, persuading the investors to end their participation in this company, not buying israeli goods and any educational, sports and cultural connection with this regime are also among the other demands of the bds movement asl albit systems puma caterpillar heavy industries hyundai

israel is not a racist _ with israel.tic remarks coming from that party this week. that needs— from that party this week. that needs to — from that party this week. that needs to be condemned. i am watching _ needs to be condemned. i am watching because i am a staunch supporter— watching because i am a staunch supporter of israel and i think we need _ supporter of israel and i think we need to grow that relationship. whatever the president needs to do to get his administration on board with— his administration on board with that, we need to make sure we solidify— with that, we need to make sure we solidify our ties with them. great — we solidify our ties with them. great to— we solidify our ties with them. great to have you with us. thank you so much. in the next hour, we'll hearfrom democratic congressman dean phillips on the israeli president's visit. in europe, extreme heat and winds are continuing to stoke dangerous wildfires across switzerland, spain and greece. there, firefighters are battling a blaze that is destro

and he becomes a supporter of israel.t welcomed the king of iran in the framework of international relations and currency . welcome and instead of the leader's wife may the fight with israel be the intercessory friend of israel in the region, convert and obey the orders of revolutionary iran, accuse egypt and call sadat's leaders traitors. the last months of 1357 are the beginning of 1979. egypt will host the former shah of iran. august 1359, the news of shah's death former iranians are published in cairo. the shah was displaced in egypt and panama for a year and a half in other countries, and finally, in the last days of his life , he returned to egypt and was hospitalized in cairo military hospital due to cancer of the lymph nodes in the past . neal is possible, but it is hard you are pressing under the ashes of the suppression of the protesters for peace with israel, it is only to pull the branch, which apparently is going to take anversadat's lap today. in the blink of an eye, sadat turns away and loses his life. here

israel airplanes to drop tanks when, at the very beginning, when israel's independence had just been declared, it was under great threat , and she was there she said that the tanks have arrived. we understood that we all have a chance, and now ukraine is very much waiting for tanks from many countries. is there even a chance? that, for example, merkava tanks could also be on the negotiation table, for example during visit or they can be handed over without a special announcement or announcement to the negotiations and through 3-4 countries. yes, now we know that two weeks ago, you saw that the merkava tanks were to be given, suppose there are three , where are those 100 or two in the middle, yes, really tanks, they will be sold to two countries. no one says to which countries one of which is a european country , the first barrier here is the united states, because the merkavi motors are american , disassembled by american companies, that is, when the united states must give and accept resistance to give permission for this, first of all, i will remind you that for a long time they di

is derisive -- to israel. there are concerns within the administration about the context of what is happening here. all are well aware this is just the first and what is planned to be a series of legislative acts that will impinge on the democratic process, it is believed, within israel. netanyahu is bolstered by the far right nationalists in his government along with the extreme religious groups. they are the bodies driving this whole process. this is the state department and the biden administration, they are aware of these facts, and also the possibility that this is just the first brick and what will be a wall of legislation in coming months that will impinge and shrink democracy in israel. anchor: mike, thank you. ♪ it has been 100 days since fighting started in sudan between the army and elementary -- paramilitary forces. we have the story. reporter: on april 15, people in sudan woke up to the sounds of explosions of airstrikes. two army generals who came to power in a 2019 coup and shared it for years d

that exists today in israel. it's undue process. that exists today in israel.that it's not proportional. that exists in israel. but just by saying we don't think this appointment is reasonable. that doesn't exist in america. it doesn't exist in most democracies. not to this scope. and that's the minor correction that we made that is now called the end of democracy. if that's the end of democracy, there are no democracies because none of them have this. so -- >> let me just point out, mr. prime minister -- >> there's a lot of concern, a lot of it -- >> the u.s. has a lot more checks and balances -- >> you're asking me to come here -- >> let me point out the u.s. has a lot more checks and balances. and as you know, what's so disturbing is that thousands of israeli military reservists are protesting including pilots. they're refusing to serve right now. that's emboldening israel's adversaries like iran. they're watching. is israel less safe today because of what you're doing? >> well, i'll answer it if you let me answer your questions. if you just want to hear you

israel— is always a trade aspect to this. israel is — is always a trade aspect to this.orld. we have to be very pragmatic about this because, you know, _ pragmatic about this because, you know, there has been an absence of the united _ know, there has been an absence of the united states and the west in the united states and the west in the region for a long while. that includes — the region for a long while. that includes in — the region for a long while. that includes in trade terms. trade has been _ includes in trade terms. trade has been declining and the region has been _ been declining and the region has been looking more towards russia and china over— been looking more towards russia and china over the last few years. some of that— china over the last few years. some of that has— china over the last few years. some of that has been because of the strategic— of that has been because of the strategic incoherence in the region as a whole — strategic incoherence in the region as a whole from the west. that is notjust— as a whole from the west. that is notjust since ru

i apologize to the state of israel.ty does not want democracy , no power in the world will force it to democracy. again, some bill that will half-way restore the powers of the supreme court and then live on, if not, then they can continue their existence and the judicial system, and then well, we know this road further the work of the press is prohibited, you will continue to do so, then the democratic state of israel does not exist, your version of existing in the plan of how hungary exists today, hungary is a democracy, but not a liberal democracy. at this state, israel is still a liberal democracy, it will remain a democratic country, but a democratic side. do you think that it is not closer to dictatorship of deception than to a truly liberal liberal garden. that is, it is a minority that will not be represented. it is possible to introduce whether there is representation. we still have time it was only this was the first reading everyone went out on the streets to see how much it will affect the material and its co

i to reassess its relationship with israel?— with israel?hey will inevitably be _ with israel? i do think they will inevitably be a - will inevitably be a reassessment. whether it is formal reassessment by the administration. if israel is going to go the way of tokyo hungary and become an illegal amazing, they will have a profound effect on support israel enjoys, particularly amongst liberal americans, critically amongstjewish critically amongst jewish americans were critically amongstjewish americans were also liberals. i think there will be a parting of the ways. how long that lasts for depends on how long this extremist government manages to hold onto power. if benjamin netanyahu does concede to the opposition and this overall is off the table, do you think that would stop these demonstrations ultimately? yes. demonstrations ultimately? yes, i do think demonstrations ultimately? yes, i do think so- _ demonstrations ultimately? yes, i do think so. obviously - demonstrations ultimately? yes, i do think so. obviously i - i do think so. obvio

many, a baffled was the israel style. now he one small feels a sense of juicy to fight for his country to come off the rack. as a fighter pilot, your dna is to take off or stop any threat coming from the outside world into the country. and now, i'm 70 years old. there's a threat to this country this time, it comes from another for maybe within but the dna stays the same. each of these convictions that has now led railey can he's coloma comrades to join the protests on the streets of jerusalem. o tell a v, at least once a week, the we are here today to support the supreme court. and did you additional system begins destruction that is planned by the coalition. which plans to change the structure of how israel is run? the government is indeed intending to fundamentally alter the judicial, political balance of power under the plans, the majority of conditions members would be able to override any supreme court rulings. the government with its ultra national listing, ultra religious factions, servants to complain. judicial ap

of israel coming to give a joint session, on the 75th anniversary of the creation of israel. the closest ally. within minutes of israel becoming a country, united states recognized that. she isn't just elected as a democrat in the conference but a leader of their caucus and making these comments. but think before of what also congressman omar and equated the u.s. military and israel security forces with hamas and taliban and said support for israel is about support of the benjamin and supporters of israel have leaders of a foreign country. tlaib, she had a calming feeling when discussing the holocaust. who in their right mind could even say that. and representative mccollum supporting terrorist organizations. these are multiple democrats multiple times saying antisemitic remarks and it has got to stop. these are individuals in the democratic caucus. do they think israel is an evil state? if they believe they should take actions against their own for the comments coming from their leadership within their own democratic party. your question about r.f.k. i disagree with everythi