many jews in europe were still living in suffering, just like my sister and parents. i thought a place should be provided to invite all the afflicted. jews among the arabs, isadin al-ghassam had started strange and complicated establishment, small groups of five people plus a leader. none of the fighters knew each other, they only knew the leader of the group and isadin, wonderful cycle of intelligence and operations. he had started organizing and ideologically deepening his forces since. many years ago, but in 1934, they made their military actions public in the mountainous areas of northern palestine. actually, they were giving us a hard time. it is clear that the palestinians had not remained idle during these years. britain had launched an organization called the palestine police in 1920 to... to maintain domestic order. the arab fighters knew that the organization would serve with the common interests of us, jews and britain. the palestinians wanted to stand against our rational wards. of course, nothing but violence was expected from creatures like them. they pl

jews had changed, idealistic jews were coming to palestine, the heavenly land, not only from russia and eastern europe, but also from germany and the us. it was obvious that the influx of incoming people to palestine, the canaan of endless romances was so massive that the arabs did their best to stop the fourth wave of immigration with civil wars. what happened? in 1929 and was called the al-burax uprising and bloodched, culminated near the wailing wall, next to the only remaining wall of hamikdash harishon, the first holy place built by prophet solomon, the place where muslims claim their prophet ascended to heaven from there, and the qibla of their prayer... was initially there, they say this is the only open path to heaven, and both christ and muhammad ascended to heaven through that way. in the fartest mosk, the al-aqsa musk, which was built on the temple of solomon and next to the dome of the rock, the place of worshipping god was drowned in blood. among the arabs, izhassam had started strange and cated establishment, small groups of five people plus a leader. none of the fighters

christians nor jews, i.e. zionists, you know that in the israeli government secular religious fundamentalist fundamentalist jews in the west, in the world, in america, in israel itself , are opposed to the secular government of israel, that is, they are the same group , the rabbis are against it. zionists at all, they say that the government of israel is not jewish, it is secular, to be honest, the haredis are also among them, yes, now they have different sects, christians are also religious, they are called america and england, france , the rulers do not consider them christians and educated, but they go to church, but they are all irreligious and corrupt. well , in the islamic world, we had and still have people who promote islam in the name of muslim islam, but every the rulers do dirty work. the house of saud , the emirates of bahrain, qatar, oman, where, kuwait, egypt, and all of these, when is the islamic world 100 years old, its entire government is a puppet, the british, the americans, the french, the

said only about 6%." the land belong to the jews. they are narrow-minded, miseraly and selfish people, like the russians who drove us away, like the poles, germans, or the venicians, even the british, or our enemies at least in their hearts, like all non- jewish people in the world. they have been created like beasts. their most respectful name is gentile, the talmut is right about it. they did not agree to britain's plan, not because al quds was supposed to remain under the british control, but because of the percentage of land ownership. in that year, we were on the brink of victory, but we... did not achieve it, the palestinian resistance was about to turn the tables on us. in that year, walter rothchild, the jewish member of the british parliament, managed to persuade arthur james balfer, the british foreign minister, to declare the british kingdom's support for the formation of the jewish state. balfer announced: disagreement in a letter. in a short letter he wrote: november the 2nd, 1917. dear lord rothchild, i am proud to stat

the jews were satisfied with the report of the peel commission.ause they know the principle of moving people from one land to another land based on nationality or religion. it was alive and this was the best part of the peel commission for the zionist movement. with the continued resistance of the palestinians, the british response became more difficult. between 1936 and 1937, the british killed more than a thousand palestinians. 37 british army policemen and 69 zionists were killed in the meantime. in september 1937, britain declared martial law and the main political body of palestine was headed by the supreme arab committee mufti of jerusalem dissolved haj amin al-husaini. the palestinian political leadership was now in exile. rebellion despite the absence of leadership. he sent himself to palestine in world war i to crush this revolution. the british soldiers did their best to disarm the palestinian fighters. among their actions was a wide search to discover weapons. if even an empty pot was found in a house , they would blow up the whole hous

and why are only jews seemingly penalized for this aspiration? jews have a human rights to their own state, just as any other people do. palestinians include palestinian is not a religion. i am, i am struck when i listen to him. and i want to be as fair as possible to understand his point of view. i think what he's saying is when you're jewish, that's kind of your nationality, not your religion. because throughout that statement, what i hear him say is, all the other people have a right to a country. we should have a right to a country to. but is there a place in the world where there's only a you have to be a methodist or you have to be a baptist. i mean, i'm, i confused here, and i mean it's, it's probably not great to be a christian in saudi arabia, of course. but nobody goes around defending that, certainly not on the senate floor. but here we are, and it's been a standard motif of us policy to say, israel should be a judge or state, should we change the demand and to demand the palestinians. i cannot, you know, recognize it as suck, but they

yes, well david, the um the uh uh council for um christians and jews has been involved in setting up um other apparent zinanis fronts hasn't it, i mean like the what is it the the three faiths forum and the uh forum for discussion of israel and palestine? yes, so the three faith forums now called the faith and belief forum, it's we set up in order to bring muslims into the the inter faith conversation, but of course the the founder of as we saw in the film there. uh it's pretty clear that uh it was about tackling the growth of extremism, by which of course they mean muslim extremism, so it's about tackling muslims being involved in criticizing israel and criticizing british foreign policy, that's perfectly clear what what is about, same with the forum for discussion of israel and palestine, it's there to have dialogue and mutual understanding by which of course it means a systematically undermining the idea that is racism, which of course as everybody now knows it is, so that that's the function of these organizations, he was also involved in a number of other uh z related organizati

one verse says that jews say that because jews and christians have been enemies for all these 200 yearsw now, because the zionist jews are dominating even the christians of the world, although you know that there are not more than 15 million christians in the entire jewish community, well, after all, there are 2 billion. but actually , christians say that judah is the murderer of our god, like hazrat they do not know jesus as a prophet, they say that jesus is god , he came to earth, he is the son of god, yes, and the jews crucified the son of our god, jesus christ, and they have always been enemies, and therefore, jews in christian countries , especially europe, have always oppressed christians as long as they could. oppressing them was anti-semitism of christian culture. he was an apostate and a jew who betrayed and came and claimed that i am the son of god and so-and-so and that's why he was crucified behind the cross of jesus being jewish, the mullahs being jewish, the executing agent was the roman empire, later when the roman empire saw that christianity was progressing he declares

he is president of the council of christians and jews, an organization set up in the 1940s. according to its own reports, the council takes people tours of occupied palestine to illegal israeli settlements and meeting with israeli government officials. the group has been a zionist front since the 1980s, at least. it was then that veteran zionist activist sir sigmond sternberg, who died in 2016, got involved. starnberg was also involved in creating the three faiths forum in 1997 in order to include muslims in interfaith dialogue. in reality, this... was about penetrating muslim communities and turning them away from criticism of zionism. as the official biographer of the ccj, and the co-founder of the three faiths forum, reverend marcus baby brook, candidly admitted. with the growing importance of the muslim community, the festering wounds in israel and palestine and the growth of extremism. muslim, jewish and christian dialogue has a special importance. today, the ccj also works with the united jewish israel. which also involves itself taking students on trips to illegal isr

the return of the jews to the holy land. no, for very specific self interest matters of policy. they will have festival own of the british government agreed that they wanted to mobilize behind britain and the allies. this idea of jewish power in the world. they were like all of the different policy lights in the wall believers in the notion, the jews with tremendous influence in the corridors of power around the cloud. if the british government appeared to support sign, assume they would, we know the well to re, to the side and know that entitled to finish, we're convinced that sign is in it was really at the center of the jewish house in may. 1916 sir. mark sikes had agreed to secret deals with the french sykes, the co would form the basis of the future carpet of the old ottoman empire. so immediately turned his attention to palestine to part of the ottoman empire and how to use scientist and pushing out to maneuver the french formal contact between the british government and design. this followed. he immediately phoned her

that old jews were zionist, which was far from the truth. and that therefore they t to winning jewish support was to offer them palestine. vitamin talked up the degree to which the jewish community supported zine has them in order to get his message across to the government. but for the british, it seemed to be about self interest. about winning the war. recognizing zionism would be closely linked to gaining global jewish support for this objective on which it saw its future resting to the british motives for supporting sign is a way we can pull it down to 2 elements of british self interest. at that time. not an emotional interest in time as soon or a lot of jews and the jewish plights, and the desire for return of the jews to the how the land know for very specific self interest matters of policy. they were a festival. all of the british government agreed that they wanted to mobilize behind britain and the allies this idea of jewish power in the world. they were like all of the different policy lights in the wall believers in the notion, t

yeah, well david, i mean the uh council of christians and jews appears to be mr. zianis. supporting interfaith organization, doesn't it? well, yes it is, and we've of course uh previously discussed her zionist role in into faith organizations, this is an organization that's been there since the 1940s and as you saw in the the film there, one of the things that's interesting about it is that it was reinvigorated in the 1980s by guy called sir sigmund sternberg who is key science lobbist creator of number of different s lobby groups and he also of course set up the the three forum and the forum for the discussion of israel and palestine, which we might talk about more later, so this is aasiness lobby group, but it you poses as being an organization which brings together christians and jews to think about how they might have a cooperation etc. but of course the real agenda is to make sure uh that they push back against antizionism and criticism of israel. well stephen, the the lutheran pastor from bethlehem was responsible for that famous scene of jesus in... the rub

he was a zionist and a jew and a supporter of zionist aspirations. his appointment made it easier for the zionist movement to establish its foundations and control the palestinian land and the economic interests of palestine. herbert samuel was one of the representatives of the zionist movement at the sanremo conference. he then in july 1920 as british high commissioner. construct your land and teach you the economics in a good, harmless way. our country has enough qualified and willing people to properly invest in our land and elevate our states affairs without the intervention of the jews. but if the jews came to your country, they build the unplanted lands, which are an excess to your people's needs. there are no unplanted lands in our country, except for some small areas that are on. fit for agriculture, we will definitely have to plant and invest in them in the future, because our people reproduce in big numbers, thank god, each one of us has an average of seven children. we must prepare lands for them. we have heard that you are one of the foun

jews are preparing for one of their most significant holidays, purim, which comes this weekend. purpose and traditions of this holiday, let's talk with the president of the federation of jewish communities of russia, alexander boroda, he is in direct contact. alexander maseevich, hello. hello. tell us what the history of this holiday is about and where it is described. the history of this holiday is detailed. written in the book of esther, which is part of a general collection, one might say, of the old testament, which includes all the prophets, all the writings. the history of this holiday dates back to the 5th century bc, when the first jerusalem temple was destroyed, and this was the time when the first jerusalem temple was to be rebuilt after 70 years, this is the time of the beginning of the account of the second temple of jerusalem, this is... during this period of time there is a story connected with the holiday, with the holiday of esther, with the holiday, which is a holiday in many ways, the cause of which was, which was, one might say, one of the leaders of the jewis

most jews. eastern europe used to want to go to america or western europe, but by 1925 the situation became such that the number of jews who more people go to palestine than to the united states , because the united states had placed restrictions on jewish immigration in 1935, which was the peak of jewish immigration during the british rule . in just one year, the number of immigrants reached 65,000. more importantly, the british protectorate allowed jewish immigrants to become palestinian citizens. palestinians were never asked about these issues. after 1920, their general strategy was to establish a national homeland for the jews in palestine. this strategy is in the official british guardianship. became. this happened in 1923 and the jewish immigrants were granted citizenship palestine was given. they actually give palestinian passports or citizenship to immigrants. tens of thousands of jewish immigrants entered palestine illegally. the ships would bring them and disembark them in different p

jewish common world israel, israel, means nothing more than justice to the jew, freedom for the jew, ecology of the jewish people with all the free peoples of the earth. violence and death ride the ancient streets of jerusalem, and here the climax, blasting of police headquarters, men lost their lives in this attack, roving band shot up the station first, then launched high explosives, soldiers comb the debris for other dead as turmoil seeds in the cradle of brotherly love. new high commissioner cunningham investigates, tommies patrol the streets and quiet descends, is it the calm before another storm? it is the place that saw the biggest attack against british forces. the british used this building as their military headquarters. july 22, 1946, a huge explosion. it destroyed the entire southwestern part of the hotel and 91 people they were killed. the irgun militia group carried out the attack. but the king david hotel was not their last goal. on march 1, 1947, the british officers' club in goldsmith's house in jerusalem was also blown up by members of the irgun. british forces in p

like you got to distinguish between the, the jews and the zionist movement. these are zion, a sort talking this way, that they, what they want to reclaim all of that territory. they want to go into the non, into the, into and, and take and take over the west bank and clear out and, and have settler started limp. they even want settlers into the got into the gaza strip. but i do believe when b. b speaks and i've heard him speak many times and he believes that there's something about jewish this that makes you beyond just a religion. it's more something akin to a state. what that, whether we like it or not is what he believes and has his spouse's consistently. let's go on to the next topic. nbc headline says the mr. button. this is an older story, but there it's getting a lot of media now. biden is angry, he's anxious. he's even cursing. let me read you. essentially what they're saying in a private meeting. this is a report from nbc nbc and all those allies of the present. and the just told him that his poll numbers of michigan in georgia had dropped over his h

and what they wanted was to remain as self conscious jews. and they thought that the british would leave them alone and let them do that. and the scripture must be hilton levine, become bikes, mom, vegas. so kind of a way behind the shape. a brute team. let me see what's ashley look, orchestra. huh. i brought him, put him to the bay. my lot to me can you see got time. are you these donors go just want to meet with them, but the family will be hopefully you've been loyal to name a really by much i'm, i will i much muscle is reputable. i'm one minutes. you. nothing. a how funny mother she actually named one was go with them, is the bolstered by their new found credibility to produce the sinus nonsense. making specific demands after the sikes meeting, but event soon overtook them. on the 6th of december, 1916 british prime minister asked chris resigned in the change of government, arthur golf or became foreign secretary under prime minister david lloyd george like george c. i see that is the has been cut off today, cut off from us by you. some o

the jews are destroying the jews . the jews are destroying them. don't tell me about the bad things, you say to me that you are conquering , that's enough, basically, the bad things are about to be destroyed , far away, and the desertion of people . she is the one who is wrong. she is 50 years old, and she is 50 years old. the children of khad khad are not convinced that we are safe branches, they are women's homes, they are the homes of young children, and the jews should not think about us . anna mat wold and marah kele shoof kif khed ha khed or umi ha kele hana kant jews this tadmar fina and we are in the heart of dorna, lish tijina, ali dorna, the jews , lish tejina, i don't want to say , i don't want to know, lish , stop teasing us. ana khod shuf keef, this jew , kale demarte lish al-damrwa, the jews, lish demer, the jews , lish tsarjin, meaning the jews or my uncle , did not give me alms. what makes me so angry is that these crimes are preventable. it is not hanami or an earthquake that did not stop them . rather, it is a map with all its det

the intellectual jews, who are considered to be extreme jews, believe in a covenant for a long time, which is mentioned in the talmud between god and the jewish people and other peoples of the world, according to this covenant, the jewish people should not unite with each other against other nations of the world , so they should not fight. along with other nations of the world , they consider these to be haram because of this from the very beginning that israel wanted to be formed and even earlier zionism was formed at all. they were among the opponents of zionism. after israel was formed , they opposed to being asked to serve in the army, and they consider this as a clear example of breaking this promise. army presence in the army, they say, never show up under the burden. of course, this exemption is renewed every few years. this year too, it was supposed that this law had expired and it was supposed to be renewed again, because of the war situation , especially benny gans himself. and some other members the cabinet emphasized that this did not happen because of the same meeting th

i am serving you and the dear viewers of intellectual jews who are considered extreme jews. in religion , they believe in a covenant for a long time, which is mentioned in the talmud between god and the jewish people and other peoples of the world, according to this covenant, the jewish people should not unite with each other against other nations of the world. therefore, fighting with other nations of the world is forbidden, because of this, from the very beginning, israel wanted to be formed. yes , and even before the zionist sour was formed at all, these were among the opponents of zionism, after israel was formed, they oppose the fact that they are now asked to serve in the army, and they consider this as a clear example of violating this covenant, because of this, because of that sanctity. the shari'ah that they consider to participate in the army is to be in the army , never to be willing to go under the burden of military service in the israeli society, where now men have to do compulsory service for 3 years and women for 2 years. being forced to make an exemption in

a lot of jews in the u.s.e that identify as progressive, really believe deep in their hearts that to be jewish is to embrace the ideal of social justice. to embrace the prophetic ideal of pursuing the right and the good and in some cases they might think that the whole idea of israel is incompatible with social justice and equality for palestinians. there unifying religious belief in god as a god of social justice or in a spirit of social justice leads them to different conclusions about israel. amna: even before october 7 we were seeing rising anti-semitism globally. you examined what you call the persistence of anti-semitism, a more complicated and subtle form. you write that antisemitism's capacity to keep its familiar character while channeling new fears is what confers its stunning capacity to reinvent itself. what form does anti-semitism take today? . what i mean is that anti-semitism has always grown out of a given society's preoccupations for years and concerns at a -- preoccupations, fears and concern

it starts with the jews, but it never ends with the jews, but it never ends with the jews .. and i think it's incumbent on everybody in this country to stand up to this jew hatred that we our streets every we witness on our streets every weekend, seeing in weekend, that we're seeing in our and saying our institutions, and saying enough enough. enough is enough. >> you very much indeed >> thank you very much indeed for me this evening on for joining me this evening on gb news. and, you know, maybe ralph right . first they came ralph is right. first they came for the jews. in a moment, i'm going to tell you about a really good day for donald trump. now, i mean , a really, really good i mean, a really, really good day for donald trump well, some of your thoughts on that israel debate. michael says, yes, we have betrayed israel, which i find absolutely disgraceful and shameful. however with cameron as foreign secretary, i'm not surprised. no, no, you're quite right. he's also gone completely soft on china. funny that, isn't it? i'm not sure there's anything david cameron as prim

i've heard i >> mean, i've heard liberal jews say, how can any jew vote for donald trump? he plays footsie with white supremacists. he plays footsie with nazis, et cetera, et cetera. i've just never heard a presidential candidate saying anything like that. >> let people say all kinds of foolish things. then we can't make this discussion of every foolish thing by every foolish person that america you have two hours. but what is what is what has been true and it's been very important for american jews who support for israel has in the past been a matter for both parties. yeah, they're been strong supporters of israel in both parties. and president biden speaks to that tradition on the left, there is an anti-israel movement that it has been very intense in the past few months, and that likes to depict president biden with his head cut off if he were a victim of terrorism, too. sure. and not just anti israel, right? i mean, anti-semitic in many ways and on and on the right, you see people may profess fondness with the state of israel, but who have very little to say what the s

-- expulsion of jews from the holy land. fear. thousands of years of jewish history show that when things go badly, the people of the country in which jews live, even in a democracy, all too often turn on as convenient scapegoats. there is no guarantee this will not happen again in a single israeli-palestinian state. to have palestinian voters be the protector of israeli jews would be a bridge too far to accept. second, and even more important, the jewish people have a right it is so troubling to me that many people, especially on the left, seemed to acknowledge and even celebrate this right to statehood for every group but the jews. many people, especially on the even celebrate this right to statehood for every group but the jews. if a nationaleland for all peoples of the world has been the driving goal of the anti-colonial movement of the last century, then why are only jews seemingly penal aspiration jews have a human right to their own state, just as any other people do, palestinians included.dc i have if a national home

you have jews who are both ethnic born jews and are practicing jews.c jews like thomas freedman at the "new york times" like antony blank at the state department despise the religious jews. they despise the orthodox jews the more conservative juice. just like in catholicism and i'm not picking on any faith in him usiandusing it as an example. pro- abortion, and tight life radicals who are catholic despise the preachings of the catholic church when it comes to abortion. that in my view is what is going on. abandonment of the jews is what you heard when chuck schumer took the floor of the united states senate. he did not say a word to biden and his party that we should not be funding iran. they just sent them another $10 billion in directly but sent it to them the same date chuck schumer gets to the floor and trashes the israeli government. thomas freedman has written so many articles trashing the israeli government, trashing benjamin netanyahu he is obsessed as he is with other israelis so those who were represent their people. but this is the "new york

both jews and palestinians have long historic claims to this land. contrary to the unfonded -- unfounded, absurd and offensive claims by some that the jewish peop colonizers in their ancestral homeland jewish people have lived in the homeland continuously for more than three millennia. 3,000 years. for centuries, jews have made ali ah and gone to the land of israel to live and settle. for centuries at passover jews in every corner of the globe have prayed next year in jerusalem. a jewish homeland in israel is no 20th century contrivance. israel is our historic home. a home for people oppressed for centuries centuries. now the palestinians too have lived on the land for generations, and in past centuries they have formed their own distinct culture, identity quizine, literature the idea that quo quote, there is no such thing as palestinians is inaccurate offensive unhelpful unhelpful. the only jest solution is one in -- the only just solution is one in which each people can flourish in their own state, side by side. for a two-state solution to work ove

but it was not a jew, israel's, of state. and they need to be dealt with and treated as any other state. what with the same account abilities, and i think that when it comes to we understand what is our object, our moral and spiritual obligations. and this time is, you know, as the persian port room, you put it best of, i come into the world at these see this, the sword dropping from their hands even at the ark of their rage because we understand there's just one flush to wound. and that's the idea. there's just one flash. you can't kill palestinians and torture palestinians in the way that israel is doing. and not think that that doesn't also cause injury whether physical or moral and spiritual to the jewish people. and as rabbis we feel an obligation we took on a responsibility when we became rabbi is to serve the ethical poor of jewish people and it, it, we wouldn't be doing our jobs. if we still decide lightly, israel commits these heinous work crimes. so we're going to moment a moment of great public awareness outrage pa

well, we are not self-hated jews, we are jews that support our rich traditions to fight against racism, because what is what we are, what i am seeing in israel now is that we have racist people in government that are killing all our traditions, i, my my grandparents used to live in muslim country for generation, they never have any problems, we had very good civilization in spain for 800 years, muslim, jews, christians together, they are killing that, so it is the races that are massacring the palestine. who are betraying the jewist traditions, i and all these jews that are against all these massackers are are supporting our jewish traditions against. massacre pograms concentration cams and destruction and it's still ongoing as as we speak and ashish if i can come to you what do you think is preventing a ceasefire from being reached at this point? there's been another proposal by hamas but was spurned by the netanyahu regime. mean the us is being held sorry the world is being held hostage by the united states right? that's just the fundamental truth. there is no we've had. votes, we've

and poor jews who are in the holocaust.hat was the story only. i say, well, how should we talk about palestine in a way that we can really attract people? so what i did was take certain relevant episodes, which is the loss of homeland and childhood in three people of different nationalities, origins or identities. and... i propos to them, well the only thing i can propose here is that we go as far as we can, and i invite you to generate or establish a dialogue to see how far we can turn our look, we can't see others in that way, we always talking about hegemonic stories and other stories, macro stories, right, but we had micro stories based a question which was to what extent do we generate otherness for fear of rejection from the community. the result was incredible, we presented this worm for many times and recently we had roaming, a circulation and three regions of chile in the south, and not only were the jews and the palestinians of... about the reconstruction of a coexistence that was historic in palestine. jews, chri

settler colonial israel, however this is not surprising as the pro israel board of deputies of british jews admits that it incubated nissan nashim for this purpose. not only is this group funded by the board of deputies, but also by david dango, whose family also funds the islamophobic henry jackson society. such infiltration requires muslim accomplices. the co-founder of nashim, julius. is also the co-founder of the big iftar and works as a muslim interfaith consultant for the kosher iftar established at a pro israel synagogue. she has a long history of working with the british armed forces, which she has openly stated is something we should be proud of. critics say that personalities like siddiqi are the muslim face of zionism and hugely damage the value of interfaith work in multi-faith, multicultural societies like the uk. now joining us on the show this week to discuss this extremely important topic or two very special guests. we are honored to be joined by reverend dr. stephen seiser, the founder and director of peacemaker trust, uk charity, dedicated to peacemaking, especially where

well, we are not self-hated jews, we are jews that support our rich traditions to fight against racism, because what is what we are, what i'm seen in israel now is that we have racist people in government that are killing all our traditions. i my my grandparents used to live in muslim country for generation, they never have any problems. "we had very good civilization in spain for 800 years, muslim, jews, christians together, they are killing that, so it is the racis that are massacring the palestines who are betraying the jewish traditions, i and all these jews that are against all these massacers are in are supporting our jewish traditions against massacer, pograms concentration camps." and distraction and it's still ongoing as as we speak, and ashish, if i can come to you, what do you think is preventing secefire from being reached at this point? there's been another proposal by. but was spurned by the netanyahu regime, i mean the us is being held, sorry, the world is being held hostage by the united states, that's just the fundamental truth, there is no, we've had un votes, we've h