two years earlier, james, the brother of jesus, had been stoned to death in jerusalem.er was gone, and paul, too. the heart and the head of the faith. if jesus hadn't saved these three, what then for christianity? >> once these people died, there were already leaders in place who can take over the mantel of leadership and then lead christianity on into the future. >> christians weren't the only ones facing violent martyrdom. back in judea, in the birthplace of christianity, judaism was about to undergo the most horrific trial in its tortured history. rebellion, then war with rome. the terrible outcome would crack open the growing rift between the jews and the christians for the next 2,000 years. see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. maybe even a little better. visit your eyecare professional today to ask about our newest lenses, transitions vantage and transitions xtractive lenses. experience life well lit. ask which transitions adaptive l

two years earlier, james, the brother of jesus, had been stoned to death in jerusalem.aul, too. the heart and the head of the faith. if jesus hadn't saved these three, what then for christianity? >> once these people died, there were already leaders in place who can take over the mantel of leadership and then lead christianity on into the future. >> christians weren't the only ones facing violent martyrdom. back in judea, in the birthplace of christianity, judaism was about to undergo the most horrific trial in its tortured history. rebellion, then war with rome. the terrible outcome would crack open the growing rift between the jews and the christians for the next 2,000 years. we're here! we're going to the park! [ gina ] oh hey, dan! i really like your new jetta! and you want to buy one like mine because it's so safe right? yeah... yeah... i know what you've heard -- iihs top safety pick for $159 a month -- but, i wish it was more dangerous like a monster truck or dune buggy! you can't have the same car as me! [ male announcer ] now everyone's going to want one. let's

two years earlier, james, the brother of jesus, had been stoned to death in jerusalem. and paul, too. the heart and the head of the faith. if jesus hadn't saved these three, what then for christianity? >> once these people died, there were already leaders in place who could take over the mantle of leadership and then lead christianity on into the future. >> christians weren't the only ones facing violent martyrdom. back in judea, in the birthplace of christianity, judaism was about to undergo the most horrific trial in its tortured history. rebellion, then war with rome. the terrible outcome would crack open the growing rift between the jews and the christians for the next 2,000 years. ♪ ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk

was most of the working women who go to work in jerusalem where you still are courts and have personal problems. some are divorced some a widows some have sick husbands. for instance i've been divorced for twelve years i have three daughters and a son. who everyone has their problems. oh my aching head. so we brought the cardboard wait. here's the cardboard it's called paul. is a go ahead why did you lift it but go ahead look like a little bit but watch out for the barbs is this see only way i hear a jeep there's a jeep. possible doubts that. hold this is there and there's no time. this way just a second. wait for me. in a bit well if you're the one i don't care who could come up in a second to take the coat he was. someone. i wanted to take my bag so it doesn't get lost. if you know for me pass me my bag. look at. it what. would you. place where is my bag who has it for me and here it is. wrong hold it up. what out of the barbed wire is something wrong. here look i'm stuck got through this way to only. call up those boxes that run. what did you bring what did i bring t. do we ever hav

jerusalem there are many other different as they call it for gazan fags so that was the response that the anonymous group received after their their attack right actually the first time these really cyberspace was a tox wasn't it well right right indeed it was not the first time anonymous has has targeted israeli cyberspace with a with a previous operation in curing during last year's the gaza war now during the four days it lasted hundred. suffered from more than forty million unique attacks sound seven hundred israeli websites suffered. he did attacks we should target high profile government systems such as the foreign ministry the bank of jerusalem these three defense ministry now anonymous posted the only line personal deed or oath thousands of israeli officials and the group took part in an attack and we the details of thousands of users of the popular israeli email service wallah were also released online so it was not really the first time that that have been around medina live from studio many thanks indeed and of course. you will get more information on this latest developmen

because the hebrew university of jerusalem now engages a beverly hills licensing agency run attorneyert richmond to sell the rights to the use of einstein's image. the proceeds go to the university. am i right on that? >> yes. >> now, despite the fact that einstein himself had this to say about commercial endorsements. "it is -- is it not a sad meantair commentary on the commercialition ani must ad the corrtion oour time that business firms make these offers with wanting to insult me? it evident i had means this corruption itis, is widespread." that makes it clear that he didn't want his name used on any products, correct? >> he did not in his lifetime. i guess he @@had no control. >> he wanted to give it to the university, p"obly the central thing in his life. i don't think he imagined in his wildest dreams that it would turn into a corn that cope yaof endorsements. >> do you think hebrew university in jerusalem is >> i thk they are, shall i say, capitalizing on it. i einstein's image to be ing commercialized?@ >>pparently, they ha the right to do it if they want to. >> you think th

the bank god will made it to jerusalem for our children's sake. the people are sparing what they wonder who we are it was a strange women from israel. that since when do arabs abate traffic signals. that's it to love when they get to drusilla might prove to me so tell them that despite all the roadblocks and bends the way i look at it they made it in. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. choose your language kill if we could know if they feel some of us. choose to use the concentric circles choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories get into the light choose to access to often. hold it. hold it. i. will clean. goodspeed i am. her. and i. wish i. could. be a missile good. amount to. carry come out of. the end i am. america international and world in the very heart of moscow.

muhammad never came to jerusalem you know it wasn't really the fast time guys and non-image attacked him. israeli cyberspace now the previous time it happened during last year's gaza war now during the four days it lasts one hundred. words from forty million unique attacks and around seven hundred israeli websites suffered repeated attacks including some high profile government websites like the websites of the foreign ministry the bank of jerusalem and the israeli defense ministry so as you can see that previous attack had some major impact so wait and see how this one. former m i five. so as the damage of these attacks is negligible certainly compared to what some governments have been doing in cyberspace it is very much matter of inconvenience to the websites that are under assault but of course it does get a lot of publicity the difference between this and real hacking real cyber attacks can be seen very starkly what happened when the u.s. and israeli governments committed an act of fiber terrorism when they attacked the iranian nuclear production facility when it released the st

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ramallah would have not been a more symbolic gesture to have met the palestinian leaders in east jerusalem or have left to slip out of the the whole equation and perhaps make israeli leaders in tel aviv absolutely visiting israeli leaders in west jerusalem is one way of using something that the united states of usually does not recognize which is that it was a limb is not is a capital and you think that's what they're trying to tell us why isn't the message i don't know i know that he should have met the people in the studios of them as well he met a number of young people who are tours in for him but these are not that young people who are in the streets or who are. in the nonviolent resistance and palestine or who have making the palestinians putting in only this elective it. is unacceptable this lack of equality this lack of even handedness mixed palestinians very angry and makes them disappointed. they didn't have much hopes anyhow from the visit but. mr obama did not surprise anybody what about the fact that he gave an address to the israeli public but he didn't address the palestinia

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the hammonds never came to jerusalem now it wasn't really the fast time dives and monuments attacked israeli. cyberspace you know the previous time it happened during last year's gaza war now only during the four days it lasts one hundred is really websites it was suffered from forty million unique attacks and around seven hundred israeli watched it attacks including some high profile government websites like the websites of the foreign ministry the bank of jerusalem and these rarely defense ministry so as you can see that previous attack had some major impact so wait and see how this one develops or let's get more of the latest hacker attack and its implications from dr phil and expert in the usage of the internet in the middle east and islamic world a pleasure to see you today thanks for coming on r t let's talk about this. you think it's dangerous. good evening sir well this current their attack is not a serious serious as it's looked like in the media. because first of all. there is no such mass of. those cyber attacks or the israeli websites whether it's a private organization o

secretary of state john kerry in jerusalem israel settlement construction really is jerusalem remains a few stumbling block in negotiations that have been largely frozen since the end of two thousand and eight. the funeral of british conservative icon margaret thatcher will be held on wednesday good servant to seventeenth on april the country's first and only female prime minister who held the office from one thousand seven hundred one thousand nine hundred ninety died at the age of eighty seven after suffering a stroke a much admired but also highly divisive or. her death has been met with mixed reactions in the u.k. she will be best remembered by her nickname the iron lady a term coined by soviet journalist for her tough and uncompromising style. working as a low paid kleeneze shouldn't be a life in danger in occupation but it's just that for the palestinian women who we follow next they make me a daily commute to jerusalem. you know i always try to stay clear of falling into the trap of fake outrage on this program people love to come on t.v. and be angry over this and angry over t

muslims pray with their backs that were jerusalem there are many really as they call it for god in fact so that was their response to you there are all of us time and all of us to talk to israeli side disposable to give us some ground on this right right while a previous operation happened during last year's gaza war now during the four days last it hundreds of israeli websites suffered for more than forty million unique attacks some seven hundred israeli websites suffered repeated attacks. high profile government systems such as the foreign ministry the bank of jerusalem and these ready defense ministry anonymous posts are the only line personal detail of thousands of israeli officials and the group took part in an attack in which the details of thousands of users of the popular israeli email service wallah were also released online. all right and she's made enough to live from studio medina thank you very much indeed for sharing this and saucy dot com we've got footage posted by the how close with more details on bond ground to the vicious scientists strike. today. these are the image

he goes to the west bank and jerusalem: his visit to turkey. he did sidesteps the question about the decision to visit gaza. there is a view in this region that if turkey wants to play this mediation role, the turkish prime minister should not just the same he will visit gaza. he should be saying he will visit jerusalem and the west bank. >> syria was a major talking point with regards to the conflict in what to do with assad. what was the discussion like? >> you got the impression there seems to be an increasing diplomatic momentum towards trying to bring the issue of assad to a head. john kerry said he and the turkish prime minister had a precise discussion about what needs to be done to create a climate for transition from assad. john kerry said it is our hope there will be greater clarity on that in the coming weeks. john kerry said he is grateful for turkey to take the syria and refugees crossing into turkey. he hopes turkey will continue to do that. he also said they are increasingly coming together with hopefully some sort of plan for ho

he was serving a life sentence for his role in the attempted bombing of a cafe in jerusalem 11 years ago. palestinians say israel did not provide him with adequate care. day, noe end of the matter what. we also have complained about the palestinian authority and the palestinian government for not following up on his case, especially after we found out about this. i would not say we blame them, but they have to be questioned for that. where have they been all of that time? >> the philippines a step closer toward creating an autonomous muslim region. a panel of government representatives and muslim rebel -- muslim rebels will oversee the process. they met for the very first time on wednesday. a historic and triumphant day for the philippines. that is held peace negotiators are labeling the introduction for the first time of the 50- member transition commission, which is passed with coming up with the basic law for a separate political entity for muslims in the southern philippines. this is 16 years in the making. it does not mean a final peace treaty has already been signed. there are

but talk about -- >> jerusalem on the north shore. >> right. well, not kind of exactly your ready on that. but talk about israel and how formative it was and the two countries and their cultures that you grew up in. and when you're doing it, can you talk a little bit about your mother who also eventually emigrated. >> my parents first went there in 1957 when my dad completed his pediatric training. they went back. they wanted to make a live there. i actually was born there, right down the street, if you know, intel of beef from the damn hotel. she was incredibly happy. she worked. she did not know any hebrew, but she loved the open culture. it was incredibly -- no need. a few eggs a week. lots of vegetables. and she loved it. and she was particularly well liked in the pharmacy because she did not have this sort of scruples, some men would come in and ask for condoms and she would, without blushing or anything, give them out. so she was well-liked in the neighborhood. [laughter] my father, the other hand, was not. that contributed. my father on

chris mitchell, cbn news, jerusalem. >> wendy: thanks, chris.oming up, they called her the iron lady. how margaret thatcher's faith strthened political philosophy. >> wendy: the united kingdom and the world are remembering the legacy of former british prime minister margaret thatcher. the iron lady died of a stroke at the age of 87. as mark martin tells us, she was a cultural icon. >> reporter: it was said that margaret thatcher returned the great to great britain. she burst onto the political scene at the age of 34. in 1979, she swept the conservative party into power and became the first woman prime minister. her political policies were steadfast nave communism, and premarkets. >> i presume this is to enable us to sweep britain clean. >> reporter: former anglican archbishop george perry knew her very well. >> she was a fabulous person, very convicted about what she thought was right for the country. she polarized public opinion. in the end, we'll look back on her particular history and to say that actually woke us up. and we're stronger for he

simon mcgregor speaking to us from jerusalem. the netherlands is about to have the first one knocked it over a century succeeding his mother. a princessas become upper formally advocating and tending the throne for her oldest son. >> i warmly welcome you all to the ceremony. i am giving way to a new generation today. a monarchy to my son will give alexander who will take on the responsibility for this pleasant task. >> he will officially become the king at a ceremony in amsterdam and less than an hour. his wife is said to be the new queen of the netherlands. humanropean court of rights has ruled the imprisonment of a former ukrainian prime minister is a violation of her rights. a ukrainian court sentence and -- sentenced him to seven years in prison. trial has -- this been called politically motivated. economy has shrunk even further by half a percent between january and march. it is a seventh consecutive quarterly fall for the troubled nation. the unemployment rate now stands at more than 27%. there have been angry scenes outsid

muhammad never came to jerusalem now it wasn't really the fast time dives and monuments attacked israeli cyberspace now the previous time it happened during last years gaza war now during the four days of classes hundreds of israeli websites that were suffered from forty million unique attacks. and there are around seven hundred israeli watch size repeated attacks including some high profile government websites like the websites of the foreign ministry. and the israeli defense ministry so as you can see that previous attack had some major impact so wait and see how this one develops while the come in the wake of a renewed wave of discontent crushing down on israel a deadly clashes broke out between activists and soldiers sponsored by the death of a high ranking palestinian prisoners in israeli detention that's all of it accusations he did nothing to save his life. a bit later in the program. this week saw a dramatic escalation on the korean peninsula with pyongyang threatening a preemptive nuclear strike on the united states a response was not left wanting the u.s. and south korean war s

interesting i memorized before as we since 1996 we finished 43 years cycles from the sdroigs of jerusalem. now, it's not speculation to say that 4 hundred and 44 days from september 11th is speculation but i find it interesting that will be the 1335 day of the cycle and in danielle it's a blessing if you're saved. >> next speaker. >> yes. i was here a couple of weeks ago and i'm awfully puzzled. when we come before you and make a complaint how do we hear from you say it just garbage in one ear and out the other one. by putting in the train street they were going to put off street parking they did it in white neighborhood. and no one said anything about the police coming in our driveways putting tickets on our coarse were we don't know where the street ends and the sidewalk begins and who owners the property between the street and the sidewalk. there's a lot of property in those streets but they don't give white people tickets and they park their tickets on their cars. why do they put tickets on our cars. which is done about our complaints if anything. how do we get an answer from any you?

grand mythic saga in islam, this is the rock where mohammed, after a whirlwind night journey to jerusalem, ascended into the seventh heaven. a feature that first attracts the attention of visitors to the islamic world is the minaret- the high palace from which the muezzin calls the faithful to prayer five times a day. inside the mosque, the austerity and majesty of islam and its god allah are strikingly evident. unlike other faiths, thislamic tendency in decoration is to avoid visual representation of human and animal forms. geometric extractions are preferred as sacred art in islam. these designs express the perfection and beauty of allah as well as his transcendence of human forms. calligraphy- highlighting passages from the qur'an- grace the walls, and elaborate arabesque tile and grillwork speak of the beauty in life that only comes from submission to allah. allah is beautiful, the world created by him is beautiful, and the religious ritual that takes place in the mosque nurtures the believer's awareness and experience of this beauty. whether it serves as a sred shrine for all islam o

gaza strip in the west bank but also israel has forced the separation between the west bank and jerusalem this continued fragmentation of our land and separation of the palestinian people is causing our own society's fabric to come apart and this latest episode is one of those sad links in a long chain that has been created by the pressures of this occupation over forty five years and that's one of the reasons the palestinian community is no longer willing to accept the talk of peace we're now looking to see who's willing to walk the walk of peace and that means to start ending this occupation tomorrow morning instead of continuing to talk about it while palestinians are under the boot of occupation palestinian activists who are thank you very much for your insight into this. my job knights of the palestinian women who kept an arrest every night just by traveling from their village to work and schemas in jerusalem coming up.

secretary of state john kerry in jerusalem israel the settlement construction in east jerusalem remains a dumb thing blossoming to see issues that have been largely frozen since the end of two thousand and eight. the funeral of british conservative icon margaret thatcher will be held on wednesday the seventeenth of april the country's first and only female prime minister who held office from one nine hundred seventy nine to one nine hundred ninety died at the age of eighty seven after suffering a stroke a much admired but also highly divisive figure her death has been america with mixed reaction in the u.k. she will be best remembered by her nickname the iron lady a term coined by us so that journalists the hard tough and uncompromising style. in italy fascism as seems to be experiencing a resurgence decades after the end of the second to world war far right groups are once looking for a part in the country's decision making process and with the italian politics will an economic crisis continue in a growing number of people who are pledging their allegiances to the radical group archies

they had closed off jerusalem. changes had taken place that convinced most pal teenlz this process wasn't going to lead to peace. it was already too late. it was not a coincident that fights broke out a few months later. they were fed up. they were told they could get security and there has been suicide bombings in 95 and 96. my point is it was much too late. the second thing to say is that the president dragged arafat unwilling to camp david. >> rose: what's wrong with it. >> i'll explain what's ron with it. most american accounts we have, aaron david miller and the palestinian and israeli foreign minister, he was there. >> rose: they had one position. >> they agreed on what arafat says this has to be better prepared. we can't decide everything at a summit. you finalize an agreement. it was said to the president please i don't think this is going to work i don't think it's prepared don't blame me. what happened when it failed. the president blamed arafat. >> rose: that demand further examination. i mean was there

now back overseas in jerusalem. israeli police detained five women during a protest at the western wall. one of judaism's holiest sites. the women were questioned for wearing prayer shawls. this is the latest round in an ongoing battle between orthodox jews and more liberal movements in ju dayism. sara sidner joining us live. >> reporter: well, tradition, customs and actually the israeli courts have said that it goes against the local custom that traditionally it's men who wear these prayer shawls, men who are allowed to recite the prayer out loud down at the western wall. and these women who go down and try to wear the shawls and try to do their prayers out loud are often detained when they go down there. they've been doing this by the way for more than two decades. why are they doing it? because they believe what they are doing should be perfectly legal and perfectly normal because they say they're just trying to pray as they wish at the holiest site for prayer in judaism. so what's happening is you're seeing a cl