the rebels seized jerusalem.irst jewish revolt had begun. >> (dramatized): truly the battle is thine! their bodies are crushed by the might of thy hand, and there is no man to bury them. >> narrator: it seemed that the fiery predictions of the essenes were about to come true. >> most people in the first revolt really thought it was the apocalyptic event; it was the coming of a new kingdom on earth. several of the leaders within the revolt rlly claimed to have messianic identity or prophetic identity. >> (dramatized): they shall be a flaming torch in the straws to consume ungodliness. >> narrator: true to their beliefs, the essenes marched out to fight the romans, and were annihilated. >> even many christians thought that the war was the actual apocalyptic event. >> (dramatized): valiant warriors of the angelic host are among our numbered men, and the hero of war is with our congregation. >> narrator: a prisoner of war who defected to the roman side, the jewish historian josephus personally witnessed the sack of j

and jerusalem, thanks to sports now. and anticipation is building for the clash of the titans between france and argentina in the world cup. final france have been contending with a viral outbreak in their camp. but all players have now been clear to return to training. they're hoping to become the 1st team to retain a title since 1962, but they'll have to overcome in argentina led by an on formerly anal messy. he's aiming to crown his glittering career with his 1st world cup title. and argentina fans are more than ready for this evening final they've been urging on leona mercy and his teammates for a month now during the tournament, they're desperate for the team to finally put the country back on the top of wall football. it's been 36 years since they last one footballs. ultimate trophy. it seems buenos aires has been pulsating. 247 as a dream edge is closer to becoming reality. arguably, football's greatest ever player could help argentina when footballs. greatest prize, but i know i'm waiting for massey to bring home

. >> it appears that herod thought of jerusalem as his showpiece.really wanted to make it a place where people would come, just as people would have gone to athens, or rome, or the great cities of the mediterranean world. >> narrator: a meticulously accurate model of ancit jerulem shows the extraordinary scale of herod's building program. >> and so, when herod but the city, or helped to rebuild the city, he did so on a monumental scale. and this can be seen in the rebuilding of the temple. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: we know exactly how herod rebuilt the temple because detailed descriptions of the architecture have survived. (dramatized) along the coast, herod constructed an aqueduct 40 miles long. it brought water to a new seaport he had built. in honor of the roman emperor caesar, herod nad the city caesarea. >> we really need to get a... a feel for a city like caesarea maritima at the time ojesus precisely because it shows the crucial intersection of roman rule in jesus' own homeland. >> narrator: in this thriving seaport, the power of rome, its culture and

and here he is here in jerusalem. chris jerusalem, hope to see you. how are you doing? so great. how amazing. and i mean this when i say nobody knows in my mind how to articulate the gospel and the life of jesus christ better than you. this is your first trip to the holy land. first time. and how exciting to fly from jersey, to be here in jerusalem and to go on this journey with you. and i knew that if we're trying to tell the story in the places where it happened, it's not just about where jesus was, but it's about what his words mean, what he was sent here to do. right. that's my passion. and that's why i'm excited to go on this journey. so that is the passion of this series. take you to those places, but then explain why it all really matters in a heavenly context. i can't wait. all right, let's do it. let's go. anyone familiar with christmas songs and manger scenes knows where the story begins. in the little town of bethlehem. that little town is now a city located about six miles southwest of jerusalem. here, as we begin this journey to understand the life of jesus, that god

he has spent the whole of his 37 years here in jerusalem. he has jerusalem residency, but now because israel has said he has not shown allegiance to the state of israel, that can be revoked if it is revoked. he can be deported at any time. or is that a looks at this case as another test case? through which it once to cement residency to vocation for the palestinians intern him based on breach of allegiance to the state of israel is that it is only an occupying power in jerusalem as the whole world recognizes. allegiance is not expected from the civilian population. tombori's wife, who is french, has already been deported. she is now living in france with that children where it has raised concern with questions. i've been asked by a french president emmanuel macro, a from a rights group such as amnesty. it is raised outright to condemnation or with amnesty themselves, calling this a shameless attempt by israel to silence any one who might be advocating for the palestinian cause. a still head on al jazeera. we are at the sight of a protest in

>>pparently, he did take jerusalem for some time.oins are found now that say, "the year one of the redemption of israel." they really think they have established the new kingdom. >> you might think that there would never be another war like the first war. but the second war with rome, the bar kokhba war, was probably even worse than the first war. even though jerusalem wasn't destroyed, the devastation might have even been greater. >> some people in the second revolt tried to press other ws, including christians, into the revolt, saying, "come join us to fight against the romans. you believe god is going to restore the kingdom to israel, don't you? join us." but the christians, by this time, are starting to say, "no, he can't be the messiah. we already have one." >> narrator: not long ago, in these inaccessible cliffs only a few miles from the fortress of masada, archaeologists hit on a discovery that has finally revealed the ultimate fate of bar kokhba and his followers. >> apparently, the rebels that followed bar kokhba hid in thes

thank you very much. running pride in occupied east jerusalem. thank you. that's had to india now where the company behind a port project in the state of carola, is in court, trying to, and protests that have delayed construction for months. demonstrators have been blocking the site of the multi $1000000.00 project, which is being funded by anxious, richest man. they say the port will destroy livelihoods. the protest by the launching christian fishing community has angered a local hindu group aligned with india's ruling b, j, p. let's bring in pat middle, who joins us from the side of those protests ella, they're pat me. it certainly doesn't look like they're going to budge any time soon . how is such a small group of protest as able to hold up a multi $1000000.00 project? protest as a back and they are as determined as ever to day is day $136.00. this is the tent under which they have been camping out for all these days. toiling the construction of the $900000000.00 shipping board. but as leader said, that support with the protest remains as strong as ever

so if they revoke the ideas of other jerusalem might, where will they go? they want to empty the city of his inhabitants. this thought was solid and they can go on with many on that. let's just out some background to the palestinians in jerusalem or generally granted only residency. busy notice really citizenship and bart status can be taken away if a person leaves the city for an extended period of time or for certain security reasons, palestinians can apply for it's really citizenship but have to face burdensome. legal hurdles. israel as reported that a total of about $15000.00 palestinians have been stripped of their residency status in jerusalem since the $196.00 these the mother of the recently deported activists. the again, caesar's really authorities have overstep. there are born he discovered this sir, like other rich people working in no human rights organization and that his phone has been spy up. so holy spray, but things when or when you have a spy on your phone, it meets all your privacy. it's gone, the can handled the message, the cabin or the

jerusalem , you yourself imagine where the cavity is. and where is jerusalem of course.heavy. she walked around and writes the life of all the temples, but leaves. he is not just like that, and she left some everywhere. well, she is my uaz at that hour and something has seen her status. this, of course, was something that he, well, she came, here, to visit christ's tomb jerusalem and she was one word she was, uh, near constantinople, the so-called boiler house of the golden academy . what a phial over the tomb of christ could be, so to speak, that is, every person left her euphrosyne here in jerusalem . consoled soul bowed to the tomb of the lord fulfilled her mission on earth and asked god to accept it. spirit and resettle in heavenly jerusalem where she finished her earthly journey. and i knew such chicory, she walked the wheel. eh, life writes that they saw off and so to speak, all the executioners poured out so to speak, well, they are gaining guilt. well, where else? here i am to accompany. well, you can cry from the spassky, so to speak, monastery. they sobbed, bec

her murray is jerusalem residency rights. he's been held without charged since march and has been imprisoned by several by israel several times in the past . amnesty international says his t petition would constitute a war crime where bride has more from occupied east jerusalem. the treatment of salah hm. ori is being seen by many people here as a test case and also by his supporters, the which are other human rights lawyers and a rights advocates who been holding a news conference here about the latest developments in this case. as a deliberate attempt, or they say by the israeli authorities to expel palestinians or from jerusalem are ha marie, has been held in what's called administrative detention for 9 months. now this is a very controversial law by which a suspect can be held without charge for up to 6 months at a time, not being told what they are being held for a sensibly this is that the authorities not wanting to release information which could lead to other actions by what they regard as a terrorists. but it has bee

what mcbride has more from occupied east jerusalem. the treatment to sallow maury is being seen by many people. here is a test case and also by his supporters, the which are the human rights lawyers and rights advocates who been holding a news conference here about the latest developments in this case. as a deliberate attempt, they say by the israeli or 30 to expel palestinians from jerusalem. hummadi has been held in what's called administrative detention for 9 months. now this is a very controversial law by which a suspect can be held without charge for up to 6 months at a time, not being told what they're being held for a stencil please. this is the 13th, not wanting to release information which could lead to other actions by what they regard as a terrorists. but it has been, according to many people. him, is used to keep literally hundreds. and the last count, it's well over 700 palestinians behind bobs. at prisons throughout israel, israel regard maury as a terrorist. he has a number of times behind bars, the most serious of which

here in jerusalem euphrosyne.e lord fulfilled her mission on earth and asked god to accept her. spirit and resettle in heavenly jerusalem where she finished her earthly journey. and i knew such cycles she walked the wheel. eh, life writes that they saw off and so to speak, all the executioners poured out so to speak, well, they are gaining guilt. well, where else? so they see me off, but you can cry from the spassky, so to speak, monastery. they sobbed, because the good ones knew and yanah, this good one knew that she would not return gray-haired, and she kept herself at home with and went to jerusalem like the way of euphrosyne of alexandria and be buried with men's monasteries, however, the monks in the men's monastery are refused. after that , the monastery of st. theodosius the great chooses the place for burial 14 years later, in 1187, jerusalem is captured by the egyptian sultan salah ad-din and the imperishable relics of the polotsk princess are transported for almost 800 years. they will be in one of the c

so if that he walked the ideas of other jerusalem might, where will they go? they want to empty the city of its inhabitants. this thought was stella and the can got on with many others. just a little bit of background here, palestinians in jerusalem, they're generally granted only residency, not is really citizenship. that status can be taken away if a person leaves the city for an extended period of time or for certain security reasons. muslim palestinians tell, apply for citizenship which is automatically given to jews, but they have to face burden some legal hurdles. israel house report about a total of around $15000.00 palestinians have been stripped of their residency status in jerusalem. since israel sees control of the eastern part of the city in the 96760 war, the mother of the recently deported palestinian activist again said that they really, authorities have overstepped their buttons. he discovered this, unlike other people, working in the human rights organization and the phone has been quiet. so holy play . but the thing, you know, when you have a

here we are, in jerusalem.ell the story of g jesus, where he lived and walked from the places he ministered. i am insufficient to tell that story, we're joined by in newand jersey pastor chris durkin, i knew he would be the perfect partner. >> chris. pete: good to see you. >> how amazing.ch >> how amazing.ch pete: rist knows, in my mind how to articulate the gospels and live of jesus christ better than you, this is your first trip to the holy land. >> how, siting to fly from jersey to be here in jerusalem on this journey with you. pete: i knew if we tried to till the story in place its happened not just about where jesus was but his where jesus was but his words, mean. >> that is my passion, i am excited to go on this journey.y ma pete: take you to thttere places, t explain why it places, t explain why it matters in a heavenly context. >> i e the st can't wait. pete: let's go. anyone familiar with christmas songs and manger scenes knows where the story begins in the little town of bethlehem. it is now a big cit

vinnytsia jerusalem, as tourists say, or jerusalem, as it has long and authentically been called by localhe a quarter of the city that is worth a walk well , there are sights of the end of the 18th century here almost on every meter, a whole quarter in the baroque style, in fact , a local guide will pick me up here together, it's more fun to wander around the city center katya looks at the architecture in the center of vinnytsia with tourists almost every day but still every time a woman of jerusalem finds new discoveries - this is a living museum piece of the city, because many buildings here are several centuries old and the vinnytsia jews built this district at the beginning of the 20th century, the population of vinnytsia was more than 40% jews of course, vinnytsia is quite a multinational city. there were ukrainians and poles, all jerusalemites. there were a lot of artisans' houses. the artisans usually lived on the second floor of their houses, because their shops were located on the first floor, or master tailors, milliners, bootmakers produced a lot of products, which were then so

it comes off to the government for a vote, seller mores, jerusalem, jerusalem residency rights have been held without charged since march, and has been imprisoned by israel several times in the past. and the theme to national fancy staple taishan would constitute a war crime. rob mcbride has more from occupied east jerusalem this deportation. i was expected after this order to maybe taking place as early as today. friday it happened, but the anticipation is that it will be now carried out. and that one to 2 days a, his case has been a long running one here in israel. and for many people, it highlights how the legal system is often used against palestinians and their supporters. many people here are held in his way prisoners of without charge. a her maury was one of 30 inmates who took direct action by government on hunger strike a few months ago. and according to rights groups. a more than $740.00 palestinians, ah, now in israeli prisons being held under administrative and a detention the authorities essay. maury is no stranger to jail time. he has been convicted on a number of different

i blew the euphrosyne, asked the lord to let me sew in the holy city of jerusalem and the resettlementeavenly jerusalem, the prayer was joking on may 23 , 1167, and the nakinya left this world and was given a volzhanka to give to his wife from flat land. however, there is a fellow countryman. do not forget the skill after there is death people wrapped up. mothers with various requests and often tried from here, euphrosyne, without amuse, began to call her nadsha. i am to the polotsk shostakod. shervin 1910. the city had a great sacred beloved at sime. palashanka returned to her homeland with shells. yakaya arrived on the steamboat warshu at uncle's verniki. 200 km carried in their arms to the monastery. and okis founded euphrosyne. there i still don't have her powers. perhaps introduces both roof and wilted. at the vihura of the great eijina, his tricks were taken care of by me, however, this detective story's pakul is not my denouement. husband of the roofs, just such a jasu and a wheel, but the surety of polotsk is near the temple, where the paslyar 100 walkie-talkies of the zno can

don't throw away from jerusalem and honored by christians for thousands of years. pilgrims and to us visit and roast to see the grotto revered as jesus his birthplace. but at least one israeli archaeologist thinks everyone has it wrong and several others agree. his team has spent years collecting artifacts in another bethlehem to the north and galley laid is just down the road from the actual biblical city of nazareth. he says his findings prove at joseph and the heavily pregnant mary walked just 7 kilometers, not 150. to the mom where the new testament messiah was born, or israel correspondent, rec ritters. as more, it's a well known tale, and the young family need of a boy whose birth began the christian narrative and founded an entirely new religion. joseph and a heavily pregnant mary travel from their home in nazareth to the city of bethlehem, near jerusalem. or so the story goes that not everyone agrees on the details. worth of the chances that a 9 month pregnant woman rode on the donkey from nazareth all to bed. lam, dubia archaeologist abbey ram, or sri spent 11 years excavati

the jerusalem borne advocate had been in detention without charges since march. the french a foreign ministry had previously said how moody must be able to exercise all his rights and lead a normal life in jerusalem. his city of both and residence previously served several years in prison for a role in an alleged assassination plot that he has staunchly denied from the very beginning. and what palestinians are in jerusalem are generally granted only residency, not israeli citizenship. and that status can be taken away if a person leaves the city for a long amount of time. or there are security issues. a muslim palestinians can apply for citizenship, which is automatically given to jews, but they have to face the well pretty burden. some legal hurdles to get over 1st, let's take more on this not crossing live to legal research and the our palestinian human rights organization. there is a seal of budget. joining us here on our team to national are very welcome to you. thanks for coming on the program. what does the un condemnation mean if it israel and in practical

of palestinians in jerusalem are generally granted only residency, not as really citizenship and bout status can be taken away. if a person leaves the city for an extended period of time, or for certain security reasons, by the way, palestinians come apply for his release of this and ship, but really do face burden some legal hurdles to do so. israel has reported bell a total of about $15000.00 palestinians have been stripped of their residency status in jerusalem since the 19 sixteens, the mother of the recently deported activist again says, is really, authorities have overstepped their bonds. he discovered this, unlike other people working in the human rights organization. phone has been quiet . so holy play, but the thing, you know, when you have a spy on your phone or your privacy, it's gone. they can have the message, they haven't the picture, they can have everything. so this is contrary opposite to the, to the privacy and put the law, the government do whatever they want. they don't care the event. that formality has a french passport and he has the government who is cutting th

a more he holds french citizenship but was born and raised in jerusalem rights groups. and the french government of condemned the move deported from his homeland. but sala ha marie says that won't stop him advocating for palestinians. the human rights lawyer said his face and hands were carved for the entire journey to paris. who, being forced to leave my homeland, it's hard, it's not an easy feeling or so people buffers. so more yeah, it's a way to break our will to show generation that nobody can resist. israel. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha marie previously spent 7 years in prison for an alleged plot to assassinate a prominent rabbi. israel now also claims he's involved in the popular front for the liberation of palestine, which israel classifies as a terror group. a terrorist sell a ha, marie has been expelled to france. he has french nationality. and after i deprived him of his residency, he has been expelled. we have 0 tolerance towards terrorists, and this terrorist is a member of the p l. f. p. m. a meet israel had held him, murray without charge all convictions si

her murray was born in east jerusalem and has been a resident of the city his whole life. but under in his railey law, his residency was revoked for a so called breach of allegiance and liked mister horton palestinians from east jerusalem, which is really occupied in 1967. now this law, which we want to attack is a, gives the minister of interior or the powers to take away the residency status of their, of the, of the palestinians. mister islam. and they bought them on the basis of breach of allegiance to the state of israel. which is a completely contravene international law and is very law ha marie was still waiting for a hearing on his case when he was deported. his lawyers say they'll now focus on changing the law and bringing her murray home. and has a quick reminder of our top story. argentina has beaten france for the world cup title in cat. it's argentina's 1st woke up when in 36 years. and with that, you're after date. well, stories is next, harold, the w that you several did in right wing extremists. this rights regression again world must be in coping weight and

they revoked his jerusalem residency. it's this residency status, the palestinians in the occupied east jerusalem live. and once that was without, because he is a jewel national, a with french citizenship, and then opened the way for him to be deported to france. but he has never spent any length of time in france, although he has a french wife and his children who are in france themselves. it's a jerusalem has always been his home. so it has re serious concerns from human rights groups. here that's the authorities could use this to target other activists . it's also race concerns in france itself. sunday is international migrants, day and opportunity to raise awareness about the challenges faced by people who leave their homes in search of a better life. un secretary general antonio good terrorist says more than 280000000 people have left the country. a majority of them did swords to escape poverty, unemployment, political instability, and violence. in less than 10 years, at least 51000 migrants have died and thousands o

they revoked his jerusalem residency. this residency status, the palestinians in the occupied east jerusalem live under once. that was with bugs because he is a jewel national, a with french citizenship, and then opened the way for him to be deported to france. but he has never spent any length of time in france, although he has a french wife and his children who are in france themselves. it's jerusalem has always been his home. so it has re serious concerns from human rights groups here that the authorities could use this to target other activists. it's also race concerns in france itself. south korea says north korea has test fire to ballistic missiles off its east in coast. they were fired into the sale of japan and the early hours of sunday morning pyongyang has stepped out. miss al tests in recent months, drawing condemnation from inside the neighbor, japan and the u. s. voter turnout has been extremely low in tennessee is parliamentary elections, less than 9 percent of the population cast their ballots. the oppositi

they revoked his jerusalem residency. it's this residency status, the palestinians in the occupied east jerusalem live. and once that was about because he is a jewel national, a with the french citizenship, and then opened the way for him to be deported to france. but he has never spent any length of time in france, although he has a french wife and his children who are in france themselves. it's a jerusalem has always been a home. so it has raised serious concerns from human rights groups here that the authorities could use this.

so if that evoke the idea of other jerusalem might, where will they go? they want to enter the city of is inhabitants. this thought was solid and they can go on with many others. party as in jerusalem are generally granted only residency, not is really citizenship and that states as can be taken away of person, leaves the city for an extended period of time or for certain security reasons. muslim parsons can apply for citizenship, which is also i think, given to jews, but there have to face burdensome. legal hurdles. israel has reported that about 15000 palestinians have been stripped of their residency status in jerusalem over the past 6 decades. the mother of the recently deported past activists again says that is really, authorities have overstepped their bounds. he discovered this and like other people working in human rights organization and that his phone has been spy up. so holly's private things know when you have a spy on your phone, it meets all your privacy is gone, the can have the message, the cabin or the picture. you can have everything. so

she is that with that children, her maurice mother is still here in jerusalem. but the expectation is now that he too will be deported and not to return to india now. and the company behind a port project in the southern state of caroline is in court to enter protests that have delayed construction for months. demonstrators have been blocking the side of the multi $1000000.00 project, which is being funded by anxious, richest man. i said the project will destroy livelihoods and the protest by the lives in christian fishing community has angered a local hinder group, which says, support will create jobs. probably middle is at the side of the process and says people, they're determined to continue their fight. so just as a back and they are as determined as ever to day is day 136. this is the tent under which they have been camping out for all these days. toiling the construction of the $900000000.00. shipping port protest leader said that support for the protest remains as strong as ever, but they've made a conscious decision to avoid confrontation and provocatio

and it's not only the cleansing of the palestinians of occupied jerusalem, but it's also considered a war crime under the international criminal court and their own statutes. and what i mean by this, this act is considered forcible deportation, often of a civilian, protected, and then occupied territory outside off and his territory. and we see this happening and constantly by the israeli occupation. and sadly, this is not the 1st war crime of forcible transfer that we have seen. and we say it's illegal because 1st of all, and palestinians in occupied jerusalem and our protected civilians under international humanitarian law. and so 1st of all, i am obligating them to have loyalty to the state of israel that is there occupying power in legal under international law. hence even the forcible deportation is considered the crime and award crime kill. let's return on the program to don boss, where fierce bottles have been raging along the front lines there. the neo nazi i jar battalion is among those stuffing heavy losses. now, the unit initially funded by nationalists activists supporting

near jerusalem heavenly prayer was played on may 23, 1160.a. she left this world, they hawked the palachanka. remove the wife from flat ground. however, there their fellow countryman did not forget the skill after eating death, people dodged. mothers with various requests and often tried not to get euphrosyne from here uzabave began to call her nadsha yak polotsk shostakh from shervin 1910. the city had a great palatian beloved by the sime. has returned. she rodimum rakuzya and morshy arrived on the steamboat worshu at uncle's faithful 200 km, if in her arms she founded euphrosyne to the monastery and okis, i still don’t have a bridge there, maybe they introduce her. and roofs with a nickname. at the vihura of the great eijina, they were engaged in his tricks. many, however, pakulka, this is a detective story, not my denouement. husband of roofs, just such a jasu and a wheel, but sure polotsk near the temple, where the 100 zno walkie-talkies can lure the unearthly guise of frescoes of hours, euphrosyne of the names of formidable ladors and ca

another stone from jerusalem on a rock? oh. inquired the day john. it has, once you realize that hatred is just fear of the unknown and fear of yourself. i it doesn't take long to want to see the truth and what to see humanity for what it's worth. along as warriors have also come to the conclusion that there are more bad people than they are good people in the world. and i was one of them. i can't, i can't undo what i've done. i can't do what i said, but i can try to stop it. and i can do my best to try to educate people to, to the truth that ignorance and fear breed hatred. and we don't have to be afraid. ah, peace in ukraine seems essentially impossible. and there's a reason for nato wants russia to be completely defeated. russia in turn, demands new european security structures, protecting it's entrance. as long as may exist, there'll be no peace or security for anyone. a i know so kevin kept some of the stones that he had and i asked him, as we discussed it, what to do with those stones. he said that if you ever visit a place like this again, he

it jerusalem has always been his home. so it has raised serious concerns from human rights groups here that the authorities could use this to target. other activists is also raised concerns in france itself. and rob, just briefly, what is the, what do they mean when they say that they've put him in administrative detention? yeah, this is highlighted this very controversial practice whereby somebody can be detained for months or the time. and then you get an extension to that where they don't charge you with anything and they don't even tell you what you are being held under according to the authorities. this is so that they can protect sensitive intelligence which might lead to other attacks. but according to opponents of this, it's simply being used by the authorities to lock up people that they don't like. and it is at their moments. there are more than $800.00 palestinians being held under this controversial administrative did at their detention in israeli prisons. all right, we appreciate it. thank you very much. rob m

the jerusalem borne advocate had been in detention without charges since march. the french foreign ministry had previously said hummadi must be able to exercise all his rights and lead a normal life in jerusalem, which was both his city of birth and residence. the human rights lawyer previously served several years in jail for a role in an alleged assassination plot that he is always denied from the very beginning of palestinians in jerusalem are generally only granted a residency, not israeli citizenship. and that status can be removed if they leave the city for a long amount of time or of their a sudden security issues. muslim palestinians can apply for citizenship which is automatically given to jews, but they do have to face some burden. some legal hurdles now palestine unit, human rights organization, legal research. i spoke to me earlier saying that even french citizenship doesn't help when it comes to israel. this represents a tax against all palestinians who are defending their rights in palestine. and other cases the palestinians are forced to relocate t

no stone from jerusalem on a rock? oh inquired the de john. it has when she realized that hatred is just fear of the unknown and fear of yourself. i it doesn't take long to want to see the truth and want to see humanity for what it's worth along his voyage. i've also come to the conclusion that there are more bad people that are good people in the world. and i was one of them. i, i can't, i can't undo what i've done. i can't do what i said, but i can try to stop it. and i can do my best to try to educate people, to, to the truth that ignorance and fear breed hatred. and we don't have to be afraid a money in that new money. it gives me a my mom allan with ma, hey, hey, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. a list of course. sure. does he speak on the bill in your senior most in mine or will shit we're banding all imports of russian oil and gas new g. i g over with the letter. you know, we're going t

at the heavenly jerusalem, the prayer was made a joke on may 23, 1167, and the nakinya left this worldof native land. however, they did not forget the skill there. after there is death, people curled up. mothers with various requests and often tried from here, euphrosyne, without amuse, began to call her nadsha. i am a polotsk gervin of 1910 . the city had a great holy beloved of sime. the palashanka returned to the radius with a rakuzia and, like a morsh, arrived on the steamer worshu at uncle's verniki. 200 km carried in their arms to the monastery. and okis founded euphrosyne. she can't be there yet. perhaps he introduces roofs from the nickname u vihkhur of the great eydzhina, his jokes were taken care of by me, however, in terms of colitis, a detective story, not my denouement. the husband of the roofs, just such a jasu and a wheel, but the church near polotsk, where pastors try from but you can beat the unearthly guise of frescoes of hours of euphrosyne names and formidable thugs and capricious princesses step by step , were erased from memory, and they love and shun the stem nun

because i thought jerusalem being the holy city, ah, and the whole, his place to the jewish faith. she, none of these people made it. their challenge was right around the corner. memories before a blessing man always be remembered. ah, i walked to all the gray stones and i found only one gray stone that did not iraq are and i made sure i put a rock there so everybody knows that they're not alone. they are in a thing that really hit me is about a 3rd of the more just numbers they didn't have names. so in terms of bodies in the ground, and it makes you think about their entire communities and entire families, entire villages are completely wiped out. there's nobody to remember and nobody tell anybody that ah oh, service reminder. oh, all the lights that were smell is horrible. place where the horrible camps around europe know the surgeon jerusalem on a rock only in quite the day. john is once you realize that hatred is just fear of the unknown and fear of yourself. i it doesn't take long to want to see the truth and want to see humanity for what it's worth. along is worried. you also