the mits resulting street battles between arab and jewish youths protesters attacked jewish stores and a synagogue. in january this year and unknown assailant slashed the face of a fifteen year old jewish girl a few weeks later an eight year old jewish boy was beaten up. historian josh been susannah is an expert on jewish communities and arab countries and france this summer he was acquitted on charges of making defamatory statements about muslims receiving anti semitism from their mother's milk he explains why jews enjoy living in south said despite the interethnic tensions. most of all the day of the sufis saw cell is often called a little jerusalem. the jews in the region around paris tend to live in one district not scattered around the city. they feel stifled their shops and schools right now by it gives them a sense of security and don't forget fifty two thousand jews left france for israel between two thousand and twenty sixteen that's a huge number. of holes. it's more than the entire jewish community in belgium and twice as much as the one in italy it involves hebrew school ac

you know put a picture of photos of jewish stars over a jewish border. and i think this points to a well known white truth the idea that jews are. agents school is to destroy greatness from with it. are even more of a threat because we are white passing. i just want to you to say that while the me just to share that with no background behind this is quite jarring because i want to look at people who went to synagogue a couple of weeks ago and didn't and the only. because we're talking about how do we get in the united states with the jewish community jewish community. by. connecting it to. pittsburgh and to the synagogue as you explain to us a little bit. and then this happened so we can have all of our various theories as to why there is a rising anti-semitism but then how do you deal with a massacre like this. you know you're going to make me cry i was in synagogue last week with my six year old daughter we went on a full lockdown and we interrupted the traditional jewish service by. praying for what was happening. we opened up the book of songs and we

in a jewish community and feeling jewish. >> we have a reform movement affiliation. faculty members come in and help us do what we do. we play --'s say blessings before and after every meal. it is all about living in jewish community, the kids put their arms each other and close out the evening with the special prayer that we sing together. everything we do has some element of judaism in it. for a lot of kids that is the only time they have during the year to be surrounded by people in the jewish community. it's something really special break and be back in just a moment. >>> these are three campers wearing their end of the session t-shirts. as you can see, it is a bunch of different activities that they get to do it camp. one thing that is incredibly special about both of our cams and all of what we do is based on being a welcoming and open community for our kids and staff. to be able to feel at home in a jewish setting. >> wonderful. welcome back to mosaic. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation. this is camped among the and the jewish world. >> let's tal

you know put a picture of what is of jewish stars over a jewish border. and i think this points to a well known white truth the idea that jews are. agents whose goal is to destroy whiteness from with it. are even more of a threat because we are way past. i hope i just wanted you to say that while the me just to share that with know some selling the background behind this is quite jarring because i want to look at people who went to synagogue a couple of weeks ago and and didn't and the only. because we're talking about how do we get in the united states with the jewish community jewish community. rabbi into connecting it to. pittsburgh and to the synagogue as you explained to us a little bit. and then this happened so we can have a one of a very scary interesting why there is a rising anti-semitism but then how do you deal with a massacre like this. you know you're going to make me cry i was in senegal last week with my six year old daughter we went on the full lockdown and we interrupted the traditional jewish service by. praying for what was happening.

for a jewish state. >> my name is sydney jones. i'm the student programs coordinator. and i would like to echo his sentiments and thank you all for being here. welcome you all. i hope your lunch is good so far. it looks good u

both of you are jewish camps i'm wondering if you can talk a little bit about how you are a jewish camp. >> we want to provide a low barrier to entry. one slight difference between our camps is that we are not affiliated with the movement. we are non-denominational. we really try to make sure there is a welcoming and accommodating experience for someone who is maybe not jewish or this may be the only jewish thing they do all year. then we also have campers that this is one aspect of jewish life. we try to infuse jewish content into all the different kind type -- all the other activities and specifically some jewish education and learning programs at camp. we try to infuse that into the general community. it's not just jewish but this time. >> camp newman is affiliated with reform movements. we do all the things that erin talks about also. we have judaism in our day. we have blessings before and after meals. it is all about living in a jewish community. the kids have a special prayer that we sing together. everything we do have some element of judaism. like erin said, that is the only ti

territory allotted for the jewish state. with the prepreg -- partition plan did require was that each state uphold democratic principles and protect the civil and political rights of all the citizens under law. forced population transfer to alter the makeup of the arab or jewish state was specifically prohibited. yet this is exactly what this government did in the time neatly before and after the state of aerial was declared in may 1948. since israel occupied the remainder of >>> palestine in 1967 population transfer and settlement construction has -- continue. with this context we can now appreciate the significance of israel's recent passage of the jewish nation state physical and what palestinians international recognition as a jewish state would mean today. i want to focus on three provisions of the basic law that israel passed and how they function together. the first provision states that only jewish people have an exclusive right to national self-determination in the state of israel. this means palestinian citizens do

jewish life took its roots in cabinet some one hundred forty years ago the jewish community here numbers five hundred eighty people. here is president of the community she's received a lot of support from locals since the violent clashes last august. political analyst all the politicians everyone no matter what party except for the right wing is stand behind the jewish community and one jewish life here voice. but the growing strength of the far right party in germany unsettles the community at a weekly choir practice community members wonder if the mood will shift even more to the right and affect the jewish community in particular. most of the sudden i think should i pack my suitcases now and that's not just me some community members have the same idea should we pack our suitcases. eighty years after the pogroms in germany jews in cabinets feel torn they feel at home but there's a renewed sense of fear of what the future might bring. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. british prime minister theresa may and her belgian are belgian counterpart shall be shall p

that is the jewish him recited often in jewish prayer services. centers around the sanctification of god's name. and for just joining us we've been watching a commemoration of the eightieth anniversary of kristallnacht today and jewish program that took place across germany in one nine hundred thirty eight the event to mark has been taking place in the synagogue here in berlin it was among the jewish houses of worship that was attacked by the storm troops not the lead mob it was also a prelude to the horrors of the holocaust and simon young has been with us and watching the commemorations we saw two really significant addresses there one from . the head of the central council of jews here in germany and then also from chancellor angela merkel and if we look at chancellor merkel's words she made a point of drawing as really the arc of history to say what did we learn from then and how important is that today seeing the rise again of anti-semitism in germany you know i mean it was a it was quite a wide ranging speech in which she talked about you kn

in german history as the sort of beginning of organized attacks against jews jewish organizations jewish businesses and against synagogues and those continued in the days after and thousands were rounded up and taken to concentration camps it was a sort of beginning of the organized and concentrated attacks on the jews of course under the nazis for the years up to and from the nine hundred thirty three up to nine hundred thirty eight the nazis have been in power and discrimination and anti semitism had been commonplace and localised in various forms and was a was already if you like the state ideology but from this point on you know nobody could deny that it was happening because people across germany saw in many cases the burning ruins of synagogues after this day is seen as an important turning point simon we imagine there's a commemoration taking place in a central synagogue here in berlin and that kind of russian has gotten under way let's listen to some of the music that's being played out the moment there you hear that is the choir currently playing you know someone else three and

that would jewish group in germany has school for integration classes for muslim immigrants we'll have more on that story after this short break . one else seemed wrong. just don't. let me. get to shape out just days after. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. but you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to the press this is what the three of them can't be good. interested in the water. they should. welcome germany's leading jewish organizations calling for special anti semitism classes for muslim migrants this comes amid a spike in hate crimes against jews peta oliver has the story jewish community leaders in germany say they want to see integration classes for migrants that focus on the semitism saying that this could help stem a rise in anti-semitic incidents in the country many of these people have been shaped by regimes in which anti semitism is essential and the jewish state is denied the right to live to prevent

community and one jewish life. voice. but the growing strength of the far right party in germany and settles the community at a weekly choir practice community members wonder if the mood will shift even more to the right and affect the jewish community in particular this kind of mission because i know about the history of the german jews during the nazi era and i know that they hesitated for a long time and believed that germany this country of poets and thinkers would never do anything bad bad they were mistaken i'm. eighty years after the pogroms in germany jews and chemists feel torn they feel at home but there's a renewed sense of fear of what the future might bring of i love all of a sudden i think should i pack my suitcases now and that's not just me some community members have the same idea should we pack our suitcases. so here we are back in present day germany having looked at events of eighteen years ago and now talking about what appears to be a rise in anti-semitism do you believe that there is more sem

jewish people. want. not just the asian with people of color and assisting people color and being allies but they actually don't think that i don't think the jewish people are white so this is a conspiracy theory that i have trouble getting my head around help me out. here and. so i think one way that you can really. the fact that white supremacists don't consider choose white is through to really popular whites from assists and extrude best slogans so there's one thing or something. which. kind of putting the names of jews in parentheses you might have you know some twitter or facebook. and then there's a extremist slogan called name that you mean that you which. refers to pointing out nefarious jewish influence. and also pointing out who it organizations are jewish so you'll see these graphic so you know c.n.n. and. the new york times that point out. you know put a picture of a lot of jewish stars over a jewish quarter. and i think this points to a well known white truth the idea that jews are. agents s

the jewish nationalist movement zionism was gaining momentum its leader was a russian born chemistry professor in manchester. the vitamin process for producing acetone fed britain's wartime munitions production and his notoriety enabled him to lobby the british government to support a jewish national home in palestine. in june one nine hundred seventeen vitamin and the jewish banker and politician walter rothschild met arthur balfour in london to request a formal declaration of support for zionism five months later came his reply. on the second of november balfour wrote to rothschild to say that the government viewed with favor the establishment in palestine of a national home for the jewish people and will use their best endeavors to facilitate the achievement of this project. this is the famous balfour declaration the letter of foreign secretary up of bad percent in november night is seventeen to laud the rothschilds as at the first of what is the bad for decoration meant that one nation promises to the second nation the country of a third. what is extraordinary is that this letter

hey were neither christian nor jewish. they were nothing, and were therefore corrupt and not worth but he was concerned about the orthodox. so he turned to his bible as christian zionists tend to do nd he was looking through the prophecies, and he found in one the minor prophets zephaniah, where god says through the prophet, gather yourselves together, oh, nation that has no shame. that's how it's translated in john nelson darby version of the bible. shame.n that hath no he said, okay, what this is suggesting is that the jews will together in a condition of unbelief, and will even though they don't know that's what's happening to them. in the last days, christ will reveal himself and hey will either recognize that he's the promised messiah or die.will and that's the solution that blackstone arrived at. now, that did not impede blackstone himself from pretty friendly and successful relationships with jews of a variety of positions, but in the there is a 40s, idea, which f this holds that the persecution of jews by the genoc

the jewish organization in germany calls on the government to put on special integration classes for newly arrived muslim. in anti-semitic incidents. and egypt to draft a law to ban the burka as it warns both male and female terrorists are wearing them and to avoid it detection. the easy way. for security bodies failed. as a small piece of material a threat to national security. or broadcast live. this is our international i'm sean thomas really glad to have you with us. you know a new political landscape is shaping up in the u.s. after the midterm elections democrats have regained control of the house of representatives but the republicans extended their majority in the senate president trump says that both sides will try to work together despite the divide and last night the republican party defied history to expand our senate majority. well significantly beating expectations in the house for the mid. and midterm year hopefully we can all work together next year to continue delivering for the american people it seems we're facing a divided government in the legislative branch at th

huge queues polling stations opening late and also voting machines breaking down also to come the jewish organization in germany calls on the government to put on special integration classes for newly arrived muslim migrants and made a spike in anti semitic incidents and a photo of a palestinian state looking like a famous painting of the french revolution goes viral we speak to him about his experiences protesting at the gaza border where he was shot by an israeli so. hello there she is gone three pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now we'll start this hour with an update on the incident in the french city of dung we told you about last hour because a woman who was threatening to detonate a bomb at a local hospital has been arrested and reports are suggesting that she does have psychological problems previous reports that she taken hostages turned out to be false a police operation that was still under way and the area has been cordoned off the incident isn't being treated as terror related. americans have cast their ballots in crucial midterm elections amid deep divis

in a jewish organization in germany has called on the government to put on special integration classes newly arrived muslim migrants amid a spike in anti semitic incidents. and egypt drafts a lot of the book or is it warns both male and female terrorists have been wearing them to avoid detection. you have been. aware of actually men. as a small. acts are joining us this evening you're watching. a new political landscape is shaping up in the united states following the midterm elections democrats regain control of the house of representatives but the republicans extended their majority in the senate president says that both sides will try to work together despite the divide . and last night the republican party defied history to expand our senate majority well significantly beating expectations in the house. for the. and midterm year openly we can all work together next year to continue delivering for the american people it seems we're facing a divided government in the legislative branch at this point the houses of congress we've got the house of representatives and the u.s. senate are

jewish life has been part of everyday life in kenneth's for over one hundred forty years the jewish community here numbers five hundred eighty people president of the community is what i hear she's received a lot of support from local since the violent clashes last august. the guns. political analysts the politicians everyone no matter what party except for the right wing is stand behind the jewish community and one jewish life here voice. but the growing strength of the far right party in germany and settles the community at a weekly choir practice community members wonder if the mood will shift even more to the right and affect the jewish community in particular this kind of mission because i know about the history of the german jews during the nazi era and i know that they hesitated for a long time and believed that germany this country of poets and think is would never do anything bad bought they were mistaken i'm. eighty years after the pogroms in germany jews and chemists feel torn they feel at home but there's a renewed sense of fear of what the future might bring. i mode think all of

now the news of jewish organization in germany polls on the government to put on special integration classes for newly arrived. amid a spike. and a photo of a palestinian protesters looking like a famous painting of the french revolution goes viral we speak to him about his experiences protesting at the gaza border where he was shot by an israeli soldier. the worldwide headlines here live on the hour every hour with this international a very warm welcome to you. americans have cost the ballots in crucial midterm elections amid deep divisions in the country. the democrats. for gains that will see them resting by control of the house of representatives where the republicans retain control of the senate now donald trump has dubbed the result a tremendous success democrats though say it's a huge blow to the president because of their restoring the constitution's checks and balances to the john thank you thank. the barack has spoken. and took back the house of representatives. so tonight is a night to celebrate how far our movement has come. true for the lives of. several others have anno

jewish organization. the government special integration. spike. looking like a famous painting of the french revolution goes viral and we speak to him about his experiences protesting at the border when he was shot by an israeli soldier. news for you on this wednesday welcome to the program. americans have. crucial midterm elections deep divisions in the country. the democrats against that will see them resting back control of the house of representatives while the republicans retain control of the senate and. the result a tremendous success democrats say it's a huge blow to the president. about restoring the constitution checks and balances to the child i. spoke. and took back the house of representatives. so tonight is a night to celebrate how far our movement has come. true for the lives of. others have announced the senate going into republican control that's a huge moment a huge victory for the president seville testament to the fact that many voters want their state wide officials to be people who will continue to have this economic boom goi

polling stations open late and don't say thank you sheen's breaking down also become a jewish will my station in germany calls on the government to put on special integration classes for newly arrived muslim migrants amid a spike in anti-semitic incidents and a photo of a palestinian protesters looking like a famous painting in the french revolution goes viral we speak to him about his experiences of protesting at the gaza border where he was shot by an israeli soldier. all the while can you watching r.t. international start this hour with breaking news to you because we're getting reports of a hostage situation in the french town of done a woman has reportedly threatened to detonate a bomb at a local hospital there and a police operation is currently under way in the area where we are told has been cordoned off to that's the latest any more information we'll bring it straight to. the americans have cost. ballots in crucial midterm elections amid deep divisions in the country in the results to indicate the democrats are set for gains that will see them resting back control of the hous

another news a jewish organization in germany schooled on the government to put on special integration classes for nubia arrived muslim migrants amid a spike in anti semitic. and egypt draft a lot of the burka as it warms both male and female terrorists wearing them to avoid detection. joining us this hour this is r.t. international. president says republicans will try to work with democrats in the wake of the shift in the house of representatives democrats wrested control of the house following the crucial midterm elections and last night the republican party defied history to expand to our senate majority well significantly beating expectations in the house. for the mid. and midterm year hopefully we can all work together next year to continue delivering for the american people it seems we're facing a divided government in the legislative branch at this point the houses of congress we've got the house of representatives and the u.s. senate are controlled by different parties the democrats gained control of the house of representatives while the senate remains solidly republican with

also to come this hour a jewish organization in germany called on the government to put on special integration classes newly arrived muslim migrants amid a spike in anti semitic incidence and a photo of a palestinian protest looking like a famous painting of the french revolution goes viral we speak to him about his experiences protesting at the gaza border where he was shot by an israeli soldier. that welcomes four pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now americans have made their choice in the crucial midterm elections amid deep divisions in the country. still indicate the democrats will take back control of the house of representatives while the republicans retain the senate the vote has garnered massive attention but in this election it's not just the party divide that will be remembered. right and it was apparently or you. think. this is probably better than the way i say. because this is the work has been filling the ranger right so we know that. there was going to sears for men and those you know where you know. where you. live you. will trump has dubbed the election res

a jewish organization in germany on the government to put a special integration. of the french revolution. we speak to him about his experience protesting at the border where he was. and of course. the international welcome to the. americans have now. the crucial. wall of this happening deep divisions in the country the projections suggesting the democrats are set against that will see the . control of the house of representatives we're looking at one hundred eighty five democrats one hundred seventy five. international three hundred sixty four hundred thirty five seats have been determined however when it comes to the senate things do stand a little bit differently for example. indicate the republicans will retain control of the senate with fifty one republican seats versus forty two democrats now let's cross live towards he's a washington correspondent who's a of course you've been following all the developments throughout what is a very long night for you caleb off to one am where you are now there in the u.s. capital can you break it all down for us how's it l

a jewish organization in germany calls on the government to put on special integration classes for a newly arrived muslim migrants i met a spike in anti semitic incidents. and a photo of a palestinian protester mimicking a famous painting of the french revolution goes viral and we speak to him about his experiences protesting at the gaza border. u.s. midterm election coverage on the rest of your worldwide headlines welcome to the program when audience and. ballots in crucial midterm elections amid deep divisions in the country a preliminary results indicate the democrats are set for gains that will see them arresting back control of the house of representatives while the republicans retain control of the senate a record breaking thirty eight million people voted early now the excitement over the midterms resulted in huge queues with some not even getting to cast their votes other issues included a broken ballot scanners and voting machines locking their power cords in some places there was a shortage of machines and ballots and some stations opened late in chandler a phoenix suburb t

community and one jewish life. voice. but the growing strength of the far right party in germany unsettles the community at a weekly choir practice community members wonder if the mood will shift even more to the right and affect the jewish community in particular. imo think all of a sudden i think should i pack my suitcases now and that's not just me some community members have the same idea should we pack our suitcases. full eighty years after the pogroms in germany jews in cabinets feel torn they feel at home but there's a renewed sense of fear of what the future might bring. let's turn to some other news now pro-government forces backed by saudi warplanes are closing in yemen's port city of data military officials say that the u.s. backed saudi led coalition has launched airstrikes and a ground assault on rebel held positions in the city the u.n. says that the port city is vital to keep aid flowing into the country the world food program now plans to double its food assistance to avert mass starvation but the f

in other news a jewish organization in germany calls on the government to put on. a bit of spike. a photo of a palestinian protesters looking like a famous painting of the french revolution goes viral and we speak to him about his experiences protesting. news headlines live from moscow this is international and a very warm welcome to you. in crucial midterm elections also in deep divisions in the country early results indicate the democrats. that will see them wresting back control of the house of representatives where the republicans retain control of the senate now donald trump has dubbed the result a tremendous success democrats though say it's a huge blow to the president. because of that restoring the constitution's checks and balances to the challenge. of america spoke. and took back the house of representatives. so tonight is a night to celebrate how far our movement has come. is really for the lives. of others have announced the senate going into republican control that's a huge moment a huge victory for the president surveil testament to the fact that many voters want the

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coverage by hearing from someone who lived through that night well get saved is the daughter of a jewish father jewish mother and sees today's rise in ninety seven years and through the lens of personal experience. my father. i was ten years old. my father was an invalid he wasn't with us. spent. it all began in the morning but the peak was in the afternoon. and there was the sound of glass smashing and the whole of berlin was burning it carried on burning till the next morning there were a lot of police standing around while this was happening i believe my parents and ran to the police and asked them to help us but they just grinned they didn't tell . me you were arrested and. i was no longer invited to other children's birthday parties their fathers were all party members but there was one good man in the land who delivered coal and he had a little daughter and i was allowed to play with her i was allowed to go to her birthday party and i'll never forget he stroked my cheek with his so he think it's so much cake i almost threw up. in the end of course at the end of world war two we sai

trouble a jewish organization in germany called on the government to put on special integration classes for newly arrived muslim migrants amid a spike in incidents. photo of a palestinian protest mimicking a famous painting of the french revolution goes viral and we speak to him about his experiences protesting at the gaza border one point he was shot by an israeli sniper. it is wednesday november the seventh i'd already a quick and busy day for your worldwide headlines welcome to the program here. so americans have cost their ballots in crucial election zuma deep divisions in the country and the results suggest the republicans will retain control of the senate with fifty republican seats. is forty one democratic. now things differently with regards to the house of representatives projections suggest the democrats for gains that will see them resting back control of the chamber we can across live now to our charles old tell the political analyst joining us live here on the program to give us more insight into these crucial elections are charles good to see you the vote is seen as a basi

she was -- her father was a jewish rabbi. spent a lot of time there i was receiving the war. >> the mother and a younger ag age,. >> she was rejected by the white kids because she was jewish. she felt marketable from the black kids. once who came to the store, the ones from the neighborhood. >> yes. super missile, nobody's when she was a child, the anti- senators was pretty strong. no jews, no dogs, none of those signs. it's a real thing. jews were not accepted in her -- they weren't allowed to -- her best friend was a gentile. she couldn't go -- she can go to the graduation because it wasn't in her jewish -- she wasn't allowed to walk into a forbidden place. >> her father or local customers? >> by her father in the way she was raised. her father was a rain stick and orthodox jew. >> it was like she was welcome either. anti-semitism in the south, sometimes not much. it is prevalent when she was a child. it's still quite prevalent. to put together the board. was something that i didn't know that much about. >> when did she lea