this is a jewish dish. there are on the belts because there is shabbat, shabbat challah is festive jewish bread, which is woven, like the whole jewish people, who are born to the whole world, but they are all united by our culture, our tradition bruhymay welcome. to the jewish compound in grodno, we brought a small part of our work to our organization. where does my program work? uh, where are the grandmothers, the children, the teenagers, the youth. we we all make decorative beautiful ones with our own hands we make pictures we make such lovely ones these are representatives of the jewish community. we came from the jewish city of bobruisk and the question is, the community takes part, probably, in every festival, and they bring not only exhibitions, they bring young talents, dance vocal ensembles. today we brought. ah, youth, and the violin and interesting songs of the weasel. with what baggage did they approach the centennial anniversary, which in general today is the national library of belarus, the lar

jewish. ah, the labour files show that phillips right to the party's disputes unit using a pseudonym that appears jewish. david goldstein, on one occasion he uses his real name. thank you. you and he hastily corrects himself. i meant thank you. david labor against anti semitism does have a jewish adviser. whether jeremy kobus not you seem, i don't know you just as to an answer make association to many terrorist associations to be able to be trusted in downing street. jonathan hoffman at one time demonstrated alongside the english defense league. now he's on mainstream tv news from jewish boys, labor and johnson hoffman, who is a consultant to the labor against anti semitism group. thank you both for joining as absolutely not satisfactory. i'm the issues with the between the jewish community and between labor $97.00 which i represent, i'm labor party will go on after to day. the block run by richard millet becomes the source for a number of stories about corbin's alleged anti semitism. they in

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we would act almost immediately to any inquiries that would come in from the jewish chronicle or jewish news. and even if it was not crows of play, we would often get instructed by the directors to just stay behind. so we can take action on those, those individuals ah, the labor funds reveal that anti semitism campaigners are scurrying social media accounts, evidence to center labor headquarters when has to understand that this was a social media crisis that it involves people clearing through extraordinary numbers of social media comes to fine examples, the could be interpreted as anti semitism. so what we have here is the anti semitism tases loves which logs. every single complaint of anti semitism made during the carbon years and after the carbon years 23 percent of all complaints in the carbon error involved one single individual complainant, 23 percent 12 percent came from the organisation labor against anti semitism. ah, labor against anti semitism is a collective of party activists. it regularly makes accusations against jewish party members, but its spokesman, un phillips is not

and austrian jewish refugees from europe. so, these were people who came to the united kingdom on kinder transport that their parents sent them over to get them safe. they made their way alone, as teenagers, by themselves with parents who were in absolutely desperate situations, and i will give you more detail on different aspects of it as we discuss it. but, eventually this group was selected to be part of this commando unit. and the reason why it was so extraordinary was that it was quickly recognized that these were the best and the brightest. they had deep, intensive training. and they were trained both as commandoes and as intelligence officers. so, in contrast to the ritchie boys who were also german jewish exiles who were intelligence officers, these guys were both. they would fight, capture, and kill nazism but they would also go interrogate on the battlefield to make the decisions in the next minutes for the battle to continue. so, what ended up happening was it was quickly realized how extraordinary they were, and t

and austrian jewish refugees from europe. these were people who came to united kingdom in their transports where their parents sent them over to get them save and they made their way alone as teenagers by themselves in absolute desperate situation of giving more detail of different aspects of it but eventually this group was selected to be part of this command unit and the reason the unit was so extraordinary was that it was quickly recognized that these were the best and the brightest in the head training and they were trained both as commandos and intelligence officer so in contrast to the united states who were german jewish exiles and intelligence officers these guys would capture and kill but interrogate them on the battlefield and make the decisions that were necessary for the battle to continue. what ended up happening was they quickly realize how extraordinary they were and the british military made a very unique decision that rather than having them -- they would parcel them out. they would have them be the tip of th

a lot of folks in power, in jewish institutions, like a pack, or the republican jewish coalition, fall into this minority of the community that is essentially want to look, turn a total blind eye on every aspect of donald trump in his politics and his personality, that threatens this country, threatens the american jewish community, simply because he is quote unquote supportive of israel. that is a very minority position among jewish americans who are by and large focused on the future of this country, the country where they live, the country where they are citizens. and that is the future that is threatened by donald trump, the maga movement, and the ethnonationalism they're following. >> i wanna talk about two other people in that tweet, trump, elon, and kanye. i find the kind of thing is upsetting. i do think he's a musical genius. i do think what's happening right now is dangerous and scary and bad. he has been outspoken about his own mental health struggles, so, i can't diagnose him. all i know is, he posted text with deede about jewish people set to. and then, he says that thing

this is a jewish dish.e is shabbat, shabakhs and challahs are festive jewish bread, which lyon, like the whole jewish people, is scattered all over the world, but they are all united by our culture, our tradition. welcome to the jewish compound in grodno, a small part of our work, our organization, where my program works. uh, where are the grandmothers, the children, the teenagers, the youth. we all make decorative applied some of our own we make pictures with pens, we make such lovely representatives of the jewish community. we came from the jewish city of bobruisk and the bobruisk community takes part, probably, in every festival, and not only exhibitions bring young talents, dance vocal ensembles. today we brought. ah, youth, but the violin, but interesting songs for a discount. ether 24/7 is a project in which there is a place for a brief overview of important topics of the outgoing week. let's not forget about the unique rituals and original culture of belarus in addition, we will walk with our guides

on august 27, the jewish population was gathered in the center of the city. the pretext, again, to clarify the data. the census has data that it was proposed to raise material funds in order to build for other purposes not explained and the amounts were even named, but allegedly completely the money was not collected. and almost this one, including what served as a massacre, the next day on august 28, the jews were gathered again and taken to the ivanovshchina tract for earthworks. these works. lasted 2 days gathered people who more or less can uh according to the strength of the health of physically strong men. so they collected and led there with shovels to dug. uh. there, as it were, according to the version of the german trenches, in fact, they were digging their own city magic. and on saturday, august 30, the forty-first year, the entire jewish population of logoisk, including children the old people were supposed to appear at the city law . the jews of logoysk were told that they would be resettled in the town of gaina. there is a jewish community there

. >> not for being jewish. but do not -- communist, that you want to leave the country, which we did, could not have the same rights or could not go -- also to high schools. the same like the hungarians did. it wasn't a pleasure to live in a communist country because you have a job. but it was so little, i don't know how to say, that you couldn't live with it. you had to do something with one word, steele. if you stole, if they found it, they put you in jail. they say there were three kinds of people in romania. who is in jail, who was in jail, and who will be in jail. so we were very happy when, after 19 years, they let us out from romania. israel and america paid for our passports. we were lucky that my two children was young enough to continue here their education. so that's my answer. if you have another answer, i have something without asking me i would say that you buy a house, the agent says is location, location, location. i would say, education, education, and education. [applause] because they took th

on august 27, the jewish population was gathered in the center of the city.xt is to clarify the data. the census has data that it was proposed to collect material funds for in order to build for other unexplained purposes and the amounts were even named, but supposedly the money was not fully collected. and almost this one, including what served as a massacre, the next day on august 28, the jews were gathered again and taken to the ivanovshchina tract for earthworks. these works. lasted 2 days gathered people who more or less can uh according to the strength of the health of physically strong men. so they collected and led there with shovels to dug. there, as it were, according to the version of the german trenches, in fact, they were digging a city grave for themselves. and on saturday 30 august forty-first year, the entire jewish population of logoisk, including the children of the old men, had to appear at the city law. the jews of logoisk were told that they would be resettled in the town of gaina. there is a jewish community there, so you need to take je

jewish americans tend to lean liberal, if not left. jewish americans tend to vote for democrats. trump sees jewish americans as the enemy through his statements. the fact is, we have become casually, become numb. you are right, mehdi, that numbness has led to acts of violence in our midst. we have to stop being numb. >> yes, the violence is what is so worrying. this is not consequence free hate speech. tim, you are a part of the republican party before it became the trump party. there is always been an antisemitic stream on the far-right and gop. it is out in the open. here we are at 8 pm on a sunday night, where is the condemnation of trump's outrageous remarks from the non maga republicans, from mitch mcconnell, for mitt romney, where is your former boss jeb bush on all this? >> this is a good point. to be honest -- across the ideological spectrum. obviously there's some on the right. they are marginalized. they absolutely have been marginalized and aggressively so. the change that is so important, what donald trump is doing now is consistent. you are right to point this out. h

jewish americans do tend to vote for democrats and trump sees jewish americans, obviously, as the enemy. and the fact is, we have become casual, we have become numb. and you are right, this has led to acts of violence and we need to stop being numb about it. >> yes, and the violence is what is so worrying. this is not consequence free hate speech. >> tim, you are part of the republican party before it became the trump party. there has always been antisemitic -- here we are 8 pm on a sunday night, where is the condemnation of trump's outrageous remarks from mitch mcconnell, mitt romney? where is your former boss with us? >> look, this is a good point. -- there have been antisemitic strains across the united states -- there is some on the rights, within both parties, but they are marginalized. they have been marginalized and aggressively so. and so, the change now that is so important -- with donald trump is doing is it -- he is a narcissist. if somebody doesn't like him, they will say mean things about him. the fact that you can do this consequence free without any pushback and without a

but the task force did find that the actions did not go unnoticed by the jewish community and that jewish students were dissuaded from applying to the university for years. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank you. >> today a florida jury has recommended that the man responsible for the parkland shooting massacre be sentenced to life in prison without parole. family members, the victims were visibly upset as the judge read the ruling. they had one of the death penalty. jury came to this decision after 7 hours of deliberations over 2 days. it ended a 3 month trial that included graphic videos and photos from the massacre and its aftermath. also heart-wrenching testimony from the victims, family members and a tour of the still blood spattered building. the 24 year-old will now spend the rest of his life in prison. it was on valentine's day of 2018 that the shooter killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> the supreme court has rejected former president trump's request to intervene in the legal battle over the search of his florida home. trump

about 1,000 people of the jewish population were gathered at the building. our passports were taken away from all of us. after that, the jews were taken to the ivanovshchina tract to the place of extermination. the people were divided into groups. the first group included women with infants and adolescents, the second group included middle-aged and older women, and the third group included men and those people who could not walk on their own, sick people. old people, they were brought up on carts. mom said that they were led there by a handful of submachine gunners. and he rode ahead. so is my great-grandmother. she wanted to, she says oh, she says where they are being taken, where they are being taken, they are probably being driven somewhere. we must say to collect something. yes, it means to collect something faster before starting, and in order to give people there, it means to eat, and this german or policemen, he pushed her away with a butt. on the way, some people still tried to run more often, attempts ended unsuccessfully people. immediately shot so

but just kind of one a is being jewish in this role. and we had no idea what to expect. we just thought we'd do it and put it out there. ♪ tens of thousands of people saw it, and immediately thereafter everywhere i went jewish people were coming up to me. i never thought i'd see the day when a jewish person was in this position just kind of living their life openly. it just meant so much. grew up in the suburbs of jersey, going to grandma's house in brooklyn for the holidays. and i joke, but it's common experience. it's the plastic covering on the couch, it's the burnt brisket, it's my mom's electric menorah, it's my three-piece velour brown bar mitzvah suit. it's all those cultural experiences, you know, going to jewish summer camp. and i was athlete of the year at a jewish summer camp. and it's like this stuff that, you know, resonates, and it's not overly talking about the religion or focused on israel. it's just focused on our common, you know, shared experience. >> he's held a menorah lighting here during hanukkah and hosted an int

hooz a jewish daughter and son-in-law. that americans are not totally american. when he talked to jewish americans and referred to benjamin netanyahu as your presume minister. he repeatedly referred to them as your country. of he accused american jews who voted for democrats of disloyalty to israel. after the worst attack on american jews in in history, a massacre four years ago today that killed 11 people at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, trump showed up to pay respects and brought along the israeli ambassador. american jews don't have their own prime minister ambassador because they're americans. trump never seemed to fully grasp that he was their president. then there was just a casual anti-semitism he dabbled in. during the 2016 campaign, you may remember he shared an image of hillary clinton with a jewish star on top of a pile of cash. subtle. and all of this stuff, it was more blatant with trump but part of the same meal that republicans elsewhere were dining out on. i mean, my god, the george soros stuff,

but the task force did find that the actions did not go unnoticed by the jewish community and that jewish students were dissuaded from applying to the university for years. reporting live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank you. >> other news tonight, an east bay family is trying to stay positive despite some really sad circumstances. their rented u haul truck was recently stolen in dublin with their late son's ashes inside. it was last seen in front of their old home in the california highlands neighborhood in west dublin at brigadoon way and easter town lane. the theft happened sometime between tuesday night and wednesday morning. the ross, these say most of the items loaded into a lot truck are replaceable, but not their son's ashes. >> maybe if the truck is found go through and take what's valuable for them and leave what's not and what's not valuable to them is probably the things that are valuable for us. >> a report has been filed with the dublin police department. u haul has also been made aware of the theft, the trucks, arizona license plate number is a g 77

jewish people.ld trump complaining about jewish people before endorsing them. donald trump's complaint, about jewish, people came after kanye west made -- the caught him kicked off of social media. new -- have complained about kanye west homicidal threats against jewish people. the one politician who defended donald trump's comments, is benjamin netanyahu, former prime minister of israel, who is currently the subject of a corruption raz investigation. >> many, many evangelicals, have indications of a biblical prophecy, and it's really a flaw for all humanity. >> i'm. the biblical prophecy that evangelicals are excited about, in israel. is, of course, the end of the world, which will begin, according to them, in israel, where christians will be welcomed into the kingdom of heaven, and jewish people will not. but of course, and jewish people like benjamin netanyahu, will be welcomed into heaven right after they renounce two dozen and convert to christiane, italy according to the evangelical prophesy t

it does come naturally for us to open the door to any one ah, of jewish descent, according to the law return. this is our vocation. vacation ivan was happy to benefit from by. so he has a military exemption, he says he knows of other men who've been called up despite having the same status . here. i to me of it. here i go by train in ukraine. it's a fate. hundreds of thousands of young men a desperate to avoid, even if it's hard to leave your homeland or to new york, sir. of course i love russia very much. i was born and raised there like probably 95 percent of those who left russia like i hoped to return when dots, which the whole world is dreaming of door will happen and shown which they at vis me at home sick as he is, ivan says he's happy he's now living in a free country as he considers his future. he hopes one day to return to a russia that is free as well. rebecca written reporting there, and that's all for this hour coming up next is shift living in the digital age. we'll take a look at how robots i used to boost workplace inclusion. don't forget this morning on the website at

this one caught on camera. >> i am not only jewish but a jewish refugee from the middle east. >> reporter: baggies with anti-semitic literature . >> it is really quite painful to see the hate on our doorstep. in los angeles. >> literature blaming the rise of donald trump and even blaming them for covid , something especially personal to a jewish doctor that treated covid patients and received a flyer. >> i am one of the most pro-freedom of speech people but when it is a threat on your existence as a group , and existence given to you from birth and that you cultivate over the rest of your life, it is not a debate anymore . bye flyers were dispersed in westwood, brentwood and beverly hills . >> i am a daughter of a holocaust survivor. >> reporter: take it home and a number of ways . >> the way that i see it, the more that people speak out against it, we cannot be silent. this is a coordinated effort. this is an organization not hiding themselves. they put their website on all of their flyers. that a coordinated effort like this has led to copycat anti-semitism down the road. >> october and

jewish students were dissuaded from applying to the university for years. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> well, an east bay family has found kerry and their babies ashes. they sent us this picture of that they picked up in chile hole. now, carries ashes of little everett who died in may of last year shortly before birth as well as his items from the hospital were inside. was inside of a u lock truck as the family was moving from dublin to danville. the family says someone stole the truck between tuesday night into wednesday morning. last night they found the truck and delay with their belongings. still inside, including oakland police are investigating the city's 100 and 4th homicide of the year. a person was found dead on 82nd avenue west of macarthur boulevard in north of castle law high police are releasing many details yet say the victim was beaten to death. now anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. well, shelley and a police say they've arrested a man for the shooting death of a security guard outside of a

well, you wrote there that you, uh, the jewish community, as well as communities of other nationalities in ukraine, are currently experiencing the same suffering and the same threats from russia, and therefore, israel should help. there is already help, but it should be strengthened, please? there is some reaction of civil society of israeli government structures, possibly of jewish public organizations in ukraine and in israel in the world in general to this appeal, how can the attitude of official israel to the conflict in ukraine change now, please well you have several questions in one question at once. i understand, but still, the question is very global and multifaceted, and we have time to talk about it, because the help of such geopolitical allies of great global influence and influence as israel is very important for ukraine in this situation in this history that's why i wanted to hear your position. we spoke today with the ambassador of ukraine to the state of israel, evgeny korenichuk . the israelis are worried about the fate of their compatriots , citizens of jewish national

nomenclature for us, in washington, we are ourselves, evgeny, just two days ago, representatives of the jewish community of ukraine appealed to the president of the government of ukraine and public civil society israel with a call to help ukraine fight against russian aggression , according to the appeal, the executive director of the association of jewish organizations of ukrainian communities, yosif ziselts, published the appeal. what's in this appeal i will quote from the first days of the full-scale invasion. we have hoped for understanding and support from israel since its creation . the war is resorting to the tactics of massive, directed terror against peaceful citizens, we have to admit that our hopes for help turned out to be almost fruitless, and iosipsis continues, friends. it is not too late to join the union of democratic and free countries ukraine needs your help dozens of drones of soviet origin attack our cities every day israel definitely has the technology to effectively combat such a threat help ukraine reduce the number of innocent victims of human aggression take your plac

at a jewish summer camp.e religion or focused on israel. it's just focus on our common shared experience. >> he's held a menorah lighting here during hanukkah and hosted an interfaith group of students for rosh hashanah, the jew issue in year. it might be the big deal. >> it's that realization when we host groups and again, the representation of her matters so much. who we are has never been in here or these halls and it's just so -- it gets people. it's emotional. it's emotional for me just talking about it right now. >> even more so he says right now as anti-semitism is on the rise in america. >> anti-semitism is everywhere right now. it's literally out in the open. people aren't hiding it. they're saying the quiet parts not out loud, they're screaming the quiet parts right now. >> i can say anti-semitic things and adidas can't drop me. now what. >> we spoke just before kanye west's views spurred like wildfire, over a bridge in los angeles, a major highway in emhoff's hometown. he said no person of any fait

dan: the report revealed the university deliberately denied admission to jewish students in the 1950's. zach fuentes has the story. >> discrimination by leaders at stanford university in the 1950's was on full display in this report. it looked into the history of jewish admissions and experience at stanford, a task force started the work in january. in a webinar detailing the report thursday, he read portions of a 1953 memo sent and read among leaders at the time. >> to accept the evidence among the schools, the following year we got a flood. >> it was written by the man on the right, an assistant to stanford's president at the time. the memo relayed a conversation glover had with the head of admissions. known to the man as ricks. >> he's concerned more than one quarter of the applications for men are from jewish boys. there are a number of high schools in los angeles, everly hills and fairfax are examples, the student body runs from 95% to 98% jewish. >> the task force found after the memo when he went on tour to recruit students, the ones regular stops fairfax high disappeared from

jewish people are celebrating rosh hashanah, jewish new year, they're praying for renewal, rememberingr, we pray for forgiveness, but it's also the month where we saw in 2018, one of the most violent anti-semitic attacks in american history. because because some deranged person believed a conspiracy history that jews were bringing migrants across the border. >> he's talking about death con three. it's repugnant. >> it's not only repugnant, it's dangerous. that is incitement. what does it mean defcon three? if you're a jewish person who's already seeing the rise of antisemitic incidents, remember the hate has been heightened. hate crimes against jews and other peoples as reached record highs. so when with someone with 31 million followers says death calm three, that is antisemitism, that is incitement, and it's gotta go. >> what do you make of what can kenny west is said and done and in this past week? >> well, it's disgusting, it's embarrassing, it has to be called it and announced by everybody, black white and ever and otherwise. it's amazing black people and jewish people came togeth

and in particular, mental illness in the jewish community. one in five american families has a loved one who has been diagnosed with mental illness. and because of that statistic, of course, it means that nearly every single one of us, across the country, has a loved one who has a diagnosed mental illness. there are many, many ways in which this issue was responded to, but in particular in the faith community. the association for mental illness. and cami have faith-based initiatives. there are other synagogues and other churches and other faith-based groups who deal with this issue in their own particular way. this morning, we'd like to invite you into this serious and important conversation, with members of congregation roto sholom. in particular, senior rabbi stacy freedman and joann foreman who is at congregation shalom. thank you so much rabbi and joanne for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> rabbi freedman. why don't we jump in and ask you, why did you consider this particular issue to be so important to your particular synagogue

i'm jewish, which that's not a problem. it's fine that i'm jewish.y dad is spanish and spanish people pronounce it ad-ee-el. but i grew up in kentucky and and they say it "earl." that's how i say my name. my best friend's dad, earl coming over today? i gave up at one point in my childhood. i was 10 or 11 and "my name is earl" came out. and i was just like yeah, me too. i'm a deeply insecure person. try to talk about it. try to be open about it. but i have an eating disorder. i have body dysmorphia. which, if you don't know, body dysmorphia is this condition where you are a woman. so. [ applause ] some other women here. that's exciting. that's great. i just have all these toxic thoughts that never stop, you know. they never stop. it doesn't matter what's happening in my life, i still have them. i got food poisoning and the first thought i had when i got food poisoning was: "i can't wait to weigh myself!" which is so bad, right? you understand that's a really terrible -- three pounds. but that's a terrible toxic thought. my husband and i, we don't have

rexford snyder ricks is concerned. >> that more than one quarter of the applications for men, jewish boys. stanford professor ari kelman led the task force in charge of investigating the university's history with jewish applicants. >> he discovered that the acceptance rate of students applying for 2 high schools in los angeles, beverly hills and fairfax. high schools dropped almost completely because the majority of students at those schools were jewish. we can't act in thtt

i mean, this is the month of october, jewish people are celebrating rosh hashanah, the jewish new year yom kippur and also in the month when we saw in 2018 the most violent anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. that happened because some deranged person believed a conspiracy theory that jews were bringing migrants across the border. >> he's talking about defcon 3. it's repugnant. >> not only that but it's dangerous. that is incitement. what does it mean defcon 3? if you're a jewish person who is already seeing the rise of anti-semitic incidents, the hate has been heightened. the number of hate crimes against jews and others have reached record highs. when someone with 31 million followers says defcon 3, that is anti-semitism. that is incitement and it's got to go. >> van, what do you make of what kanye west has said and done in just this past week? >> well, it's disgusting, it's embarrassing. it has to be called out, denounced by everybody, black, white and otherwise. you know, this -- it's amazing. black people and jewish people came together in the '60s and linked arms and put, you kn

in the jewish temple itself. now there is a children's sports school. we were stunned, only these houses in the center, as they used to call them, are reminiscent of kamenichka. hen karl marx may 1 and lenin core ivye we are at their intersection, komsomolskaya square is the center of the old city, dating back to the 17th century. merchants' houses, workshops and craft shops were built here. a century later, the largest the state of europe, the commonwealth, after the third section of ivia, became owned by the russian empire, the town grew and strengthened economically. it is known that there was a brewery of bitches navalny and taverns at the beginning of the 19th century, the counts of zamoysky became the owners of the city, respectively, the irevskoye estate turned into a brotherhood. where were nine fairs a year held? at that time, many cities of belarus were built on the principle of western european shopping areas , they were formed in different ways, often they simply expanded the streets, sometimes they used part of free space between two parall

his support among american jewish voters is very low.ent has done more for israel than i have. somewhat surprisingly, our wonderful evangelicals are far more appreciative of this than people of the jewish faith, especially those living in the u.s. u.s. jews have to get their act together and appreciate what they have in israel before it is too late! tamara: this is not the first time that he has accused american jews of disloyalty or tiptoeing around the anti-semitic trope of dual loyalty, that they should be loyal to israel or that they are loyal to israel. president trump, former president trump, he is someone who feels like everyone should support him if he has ever done anything for them. amy: yeah, it is transactional. his politics have always been transactional. i have done something for you, i don't understand why this is a problem for you. he also touches into the issue of the fact that, you know, he does believe that he deserves support from voters simply because he has delivered on one piece of policy. judy: is this the kind of

in this issue of the victims of jewish children of belarus , a memorial was opened in israel, the ceremony was attended by the belarusian diplomatic mission. the united states is strengthening the eastern flank of nato, the state has deployed an airborne division to europe, which is ready to enter ukraine at any moment. and sports diplomacy, the young graces from donetsk are honing their skills in the belarusian gymnastics palace in the program of the visit and cultural events. signed a resolution on licensing a kindergarten school, a document approved the procedure for the formation and maintenance of a license register, in including the composition of the information included in it and the mechanism for providing data. in addition, the procedure for transferring students to another educational institution is prescribed. in case of refusal to issue a license to punish services in the field of preschool and general secondary education. the law on licensing comes into force, but includes the implementation by all participants of the educational process of the necessary state standard, which

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antisemitic, anti jewish and hateful.an gubernatorial race, the candidate, doug mast ran o in pennsylvania, had initially hired from one of the most toxic antisemitic websites, gab, hired the head of the website as campaign consultant until rachel maddow called him out on it. here's how his democratic opponent reacted when i asked him about that on friday. >> he has made clear that unless you think like him, unless you look like him, unless you worship like him, marry like him, then you don't count in his pennsylvania. he is extremely dangerous. >> maybe he separated himself from that website, but he's going out and criticizing shah for sending his children to schools. >> i think you have to pull the lens back here and start with a tone set from the top. that would be the tone that former president trump set as early as when he was running for president. not just again leaning into antisemitic tropes, but problematic racist tropes and of course saying there's good people on both sides when it came to charlottesville, from

>> the jewish community feels very vulnerable. way that the public officials, entertainers are normalizing antisemitism. it's coming at a time when we've documented, anti-semitic initiatives targeting the jewish community nationwide, vandalism, harassment, assaults are at an all-time high. the last year we did a full audit, it was 34% higher than the previous year. with violent incidents especially going up. so, it's in that atmosphere that we have entertainers who reach more people on twitter than there are jews on the planet earth. where we have former presidents, who are lecturing the jewish community about what they should be doing. it's no surprise, jews aren't feeling comfortable, and today as you mentioned, the fourth anniversary of the deadliest attack against jewish community in american history, the jews are asking themselves, what's going on. >> do you see this antisemitism as a poisoned, a poison that's cropped up on its own, or do you see it as a natural extension of the authoritarian embrace you see in certain neocon

but he was against the formation of a jewish state because he said that would upset the arabs. my father couldn't do anything with the government. so he did something unusual. he went to the republican and persuaded them to adopt on the republican platt form support for the formation of a jewish state. fdr was your was. sure enough, three months later, he had no choice. the democratic platform supported the formation a jewish state. he was a very, very brilliant man. but one of his meetings i describe in the book is perhaps the most telling one. he said i'm not only going to talk to public opinion, i'm going to talk to the soldiers and the diplomats. he went to see general eisenhower after the war. this is 1947, eisenhower is the head of the army. they bring his underlings and said you have got to hear this guy, ne netanyahu. it's not me, it's my father. he said you should support the formation of a jewish state because the soviets are going to move into the middle east and we will be the ones who will be the bastion of western. eisenhower said how can you say that. he said i s

it does come naturally for us to open the door to any one ah, of jewish descent, according to the law return. this is our vacation vacation. ivan was happy to benefit from by, so he has a military exemption. he says he knows of other men who've been called up despite having the same status here. i to me of it. here i go by train in ukraine. it's a fate. hundreds of thousands of young men, a desperate to avoid, even if it's hard to leave your homeland or to new york. here, of course i love russia very much. i was born and raised their like probably 95 percent of those you left russia. and i hope to return when dots, which the whole world is dreaming of door will happen and show which they advise me at home. sick as he is, ivan says he's happy. he's now living in a free country as he considers his future. he hopes one day to return to a russia that is free as well. and we'll leave it there. coming up next is dark film with look at efforts to re introduce jaguar's to northern argentina. a michael. ok, thanks for watching. i have been that done. i have been visa because we tried to to sho