people for simply being jewish. obviously many of those marching here in the u.s. do not have any evil intent but when jewish people have a chance from the river to the sea, a bounding slogan ofas hamas, the terrorist group that isn't shy about their goal to eradicate the jewish people in israel and around the globe, we are wrong. when we see signs in the crowd that read by any means necessary but it's the most violent attack we are appalled the casual invocation of such savagery. when we see protesters at macy's thanksgiving. compare theth holocaust equivalently to the deviating hamas and self-defense of the people, we are shocked. and when we see many people in news organizations, remaining neutral about the basic absurdity of these claims o and actions, we are deeply disappointed. more than anything, we are worried quite naturally with twists and turns of history about where the actions and the sentiments eventually lead. now, this is no intellectual exercise for us. for many jewish people, it is a matter of surv

people for simply being jewish. obviously, many of those marching here in the u.s. do not have any evil intent, but when jewish people here chants like from the river to the sea, a founding slogan of hamas, a terrorist group not shy about their goal to eradicate the jewish people in israel and around the globe, we are alarmed. when we see signs in the crowd that read, by any means necessary, after the most violent attack ever against israelis civilians, we're appalled the casual invocation of such safagery. >> when we look at the macy's day parade, the holocaust to the israeli action to defeat hamas in self-defense of their people, we are shocked. and when we see many people in news organizations remain neutral about the basic absurdity about these claims and actions, we are deeply disappointed. more than anything, we're worried. quite naturally, given the twists and turns of history, about where these actions and sentiments could eventually lead. now, this is no intellectual exercise for us. for many jewish people,

guest: the jewish council for public affairs is a nearly 80-year-old jewish national organization foundedpecifically because we understand that jewish community is best in societies that are inclusive, and we are in deep relationship with our neighbors, in which we are fighting against all people, particularly in this moment, we are focused on protecting democracy, fighting not just anti-semitism but the ways it connects to all other forms of hate in this moment. right now, given the horrific surge following october 7, we know that it is more important than ever. we are funded by individuals and organizations around the country. people who recognize the urgency of building deep relationships between the jewish community and our neighbors. in particular, we work closer with jewish community councils, which there are 125 across the country and we are supported by them and by local federations, as well. host: i will put on the screen the rise in anti-semitic incidents across the u.s.. here it is, a total of 300 12 anti-semitic incidents recorded between october 7 and the 23r 190 reinked to t

how was the jewish community reacting? guest: look, even before october 7, we saw a record level anti-semitism across the country. part of that is the result of how anti-semitism and broader extremism has increased normalized in our society over the last few years. after october 7, we saw such a horrific increase year-over-year because we were already starting from a place of crisis, but particularly over the last four weeks, what we have seen is now jews, jewish institutions, jewish property being targeted because of the actions of the israeli government, so people are blaming jews around the country and world because they hypothetically disagree with the actions of the israeli government, but in targeting jews with direct explicit anti-semitism. some of it is happening on college campuses, including a student arrested this week for making death threats against jewish classmates. we have seen the viral video from places like cooper union and others in which students were surrounded, barricaded into a library. in that case

saying i wasn't raised jewish but i have jewish ancestry. as an american citizen who lives a stones throw away from the world trade certainty on 9/11. lost a dear member of the fire department in new york. mind-boggling, very disturbing to see the hatred on full display. can't imagine how it would have felt days after the homeland a was attract. attacked. as always you can post on the various cites. that's our facebook page at facebook.com/c-span. the lead editorial in the "washington post" today takes a look how to think about a cease-fire in gaza. editors writing a case can be made for sea fire to facilitate possible hostage release along with humanitarian aid for gaza civilians that. would have to be on the basis of a verifiable pledge by hamas to free all of its 240 captives. stop indiscriminate rocket fire at israeli civilians. two blatant unjustifiable violations of international law. most analysts would reject the terms which speaks volumes. nevertheless, arab and other governments with influence on hamas should continue pressure to a

and throw off a cliff any jewish females, and to behead any jewish babies.he studenent's motherer releas statement saying he hahad menta health s struggles. >>>> we get t risk e events frf around t the world.. >> the p posts were e caught fr scn's s command cecenter. >> we have team members that had been o on the cornell campus working with thehe administrtra and law enforcement. >> m members of f your organani are e on the groround at cororn teaching the students how to be more safe? >> yes. >> reporter: the dean of the university of california berkley school of law, who is jewish says he's never seen the level of anti-semitism at universities including among faculty as rampant as it is now. >> i was stunned and saddened to see statementsts online celebratating the hahamas terro attack. i could read you a few examples. for instance, students for justice in palestine called the terrorist attack, quote, historic win for, quote, the palestinian resistance. a columbia professor called the hamas massacre, quote, awesome. and quote, a stunning victory. chicago ar

jewish factories flourished. jewish workers have grown exponentially and muslims have become unemployed. since 199 the jewish population. the wall belongs to us. they say about the wall of mourning. the shiny wall, the place of prophet's ascension. in jerusalem, jews draw a curtain in front of the wailing wall. and on the 15th of august they chant that the wall is our wall. we are aware of the danger. and in a revolutionary movement they go to the wall of nadba. british police prevent and oppress muslims . the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed become many people are also arrested. 3 muslims are sentenced to death and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, among the jews, only one person becomes a judge. which is also released quickly. in this way, the baraq revolution is suppressed by the killing of muslims by the british . england publishes a white paper to reduce conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted. but this thinking is wrong. the white paper does not bring any s

role they have in building up jewish confidence in jewish culture, in in jewish communities, especially in eastern europe, the rothschilds were a beacon aspiration. they were the family. you had to clean up your modest because a rothschild might come to your door. i mean probably not hey you know every jewish can dream it and early on in the process, i found this op ed written by eli vissel in 1990 with the revival of the rothschild musical. yes, there's a rothschilds musical. and he talked about when he was growing up in the very poor, very isolated mountains of romania and. the name rothschild was a name that could unlock doors and free oppressed people from their dungeon. and you looked at them as what you could be in the world, especially in the new world. so for for many jewish families, for stories, for jokes, the rothschilds really served as something to aspire to rather than someone to hang all of your own problems on. so it really is i mean, we're talking about a total inversion and that's happening here in the way that like this kind of mythic family forms in people's minds. s

out of jewish quotas, alternative jewish education opportunities were born. in 1948, bran dice university was founded, it was named after lowell's great enemy, the first jewish supreme court justice, louis bran dies. the niche -- brandeis. the initial student class was overwhelmingly jewish. 12 miles down the road from cambridge it stood as a stark reminder of ethnic discrimination. the world progressed greatly in the postwar period but the events of the past month have ripped open a wound in american postsecondary education that had been festering. there's no better example than modern harvard. the coalition student group letter from harvard was the first anti-semitic demonstration on campus to make the news after hamas' october 7 attack. , henning back to harvard's jew -- harking back to harvard's jewish quotas. h.res. 798 condemns the support of terrorists and condemns anti-semitic behavior. i thank representative owens for putting this resolution forward and i pray it's a step toward reversing t the abhorrent behavr that's taken other college campuses. we

and so it's a jewish majority states where the army would be jewish, the police would be jewish, the government would be jewish, and therefore that would not be any problems. so quoting the, the attacker from us, which was an atrocious terrorist attack, the problem is basically flipping things around. it's like quoting $911.00 and paul group, it was a terrorist attack, not a pop up. the same thing happens with genocide. i mean, i've heard people claiming that the, the amount us of talked with a genocide and now many people matching in many cities think that is a genocide and gossip to being gentle sides of statements showing intent. and when you define genocide, you have to show an intense to destroy a group, a search. so intense is actually being shown through the statements, whether that is actually happening on the ground. that is whether there is intentional targeting of civilian population rather than indiscriminate bombing. the brings about the killing of lodging because people of civilians in a sense of it is that it has to be the basis. i'm not sure if that is the case. as i

attacking jewish people for simply being jewish. obviously many of those marching here in the u.s.not have any evil intent, but when jewish people hear chants like from the river to the sea, a founding slogan of hamas, a terrorist group not shy about their goal to eradicate the jewish people in israel and around the globe, we are alarmed. when we see signs in the crowd that read by any means necessary after the most violent attack ever against israeli civilians, we are appalled, the casual invocation of such savagery. when we see protesters at macy's thanksgiving day parade compare the holocaust to the israeli army's action to defeat hamas in self-defense of their people, we are shocked. and when we see many people in news organizations remain neutral about the basic absurdity of these kraims and actions -- of these claims and actions, we are deeply disappointed. more than anything, we are worried quite naturally given the twists and turns of history of where these actions could eventually lead. now, this is no intellectual exercise for us. for many jewish people it's like a matter

to re-establish the jewish homeland. or the jewish people were displaced,' we wanted to create a homeland where they weren't a vulnerable minority. where they could freely practice their faith and where something like the holocaust could never happen again. yet on october 7 we saw the largest slaughtering of jews since the holocaust. and yet still today many jews view israel as the safest place for them to live. even as rockets and missiles come from all sides. denying israel's right to exist is denying the jewish people the right to self-determination. it's denying the jewish people's historic ties to the land. it's justifying war crimes against babies. and let's call it what it is. it's anti-semitic. i urge all of my colleagues to support this commonsense resolution that makes one thing fundamentally clear. israel has a right to exist. congress must never stop pushing back against israel's opponents, and we must reject biased attempts to destroy our greatest ally. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempo

and throw off a cliff any jewish females and beheaead any jewish b babies. >> t >> we get evevents from m aroune world. >> the poststs were caught in t command center. >> we have team members that have been on the cornell campus working with the a administrata and law enforcement. >> members of f your organizati are on the ground at cornell teaching the students how to be more safe? >> yes. >> the dean of the university of california berkeley school of law who's jewish says he's never seen the level of antisemitism as universities including among faculty, as rampant as it is now.w. >> i wasas stunned and saddedeno sesee statatements online celebrating hamas terrorist attack. i can read a few examples. for instance, students for justice in palestinian called the -- historic win for palestinian resistance. the columbia professor called it awesome and a stunning victory. a chicago art professor posted a note that said israelis are pigs. anything other than jewish pepeople beingng killed, people this? if they did, wouldn't they be widely condemned? >> at george washington university, a grou

the university jewish chaplincy is member of the jewish leadership council and the board of deputies, both avawed pro israel groups. they also get support from other extreme supporters of the genocide in gaza such as the convicted fredster and founder of the cst, gerald ronsen, via the gerald and gail ronsen family foundation. property developer davidore of monro, which made 4 million pounds in profits last year via the elicar. foundation, his charitable venture. it also donates to the islamophobic henry jackson society and various interfait groups dedicated to zinist penetration of the muslim community. the wolfton family who own the retailer next, via the charles wolfston charitable trust. it has a history of donating to islamophobic think tanks and the jerusalem foundation, which is directly involved ethnic cleansing in palestine. of course, the radical. realization of jewish youth in the uk to recruit them to join the genocidal israel occupation forces as foreign fighters is a core element of british zionist strategy. the so-called lone soldier program for 16-year-olds and above i

last month not even three weeks after hamas were decapitating jewish babiess and raping young jewishomen and girls, a.m.p. were on the sale lobbying congress with her annual palestine advocacy day. how can congress men and women take donations some such a group? members of this house should never be funded from the same path as murders and terrorist. ladies and gentlemen, this is not a jewish issue. this is an american one. there is a direct line between brainwashed extremists who rip down posters of kidnapped jewish children, and those of it down the american flag ahead of veterans day. i urge this committee to act now.w. stop this coordinated assault on jewish students, on americanes values, and on the future of the american dream. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. mr. greenblatt, you are now recognized. >> thank you, chairman smith and ranking member neal invited me to testify today. thank you to my friend aukus guenn schneider and so many members of both sides of the aisle for your commitment to fighting anti-semitism. on october 7, the terrorist group hamas committed

>> hathere's a couple certainly dsi charge the idea that jewish killed christ the idea i was a jewishey lenders who are thrown out of the temple which is not true. jesus and all of his disciples were jewish. as the blood libel which goes back to close to a thousand years now. a lot of it stems and jewish of jewishwealth concentration ie middle ages. because jews were allowed to lend money at interest to these royals and ministers and prince's who needed money for the churches needed money to build their giant edifices. the rulers all needed money to march off to war. they could get it from the jewish community who they also as being sinful for lending money at interest. this contradiction of what we need thehe wealth of these peop. we do not trust these people because i have all this wealth built into the weight jewish power are conceived. a step on the blood libel and definitely wealth concentration and a lot of it is scapegoating. you are just scapegoating a community that is different. that has their own language, their own customs, their own way of dressing for they don't do some

jewish business and aristocracy. from asia to africa and from there to europe and even the volga in the regions. eastern since christianity became the official religion of europe, judaism has been in contact with rome and even opened two synagogues in the city of rome. jewish presence in rome is only for political activity. the jew infiltrates the church and rises to the rank of cardinal and advises the pope, even in war. in 109, the byzantine empire in asan. asks pope urban doom for help. jewish advisers are in favor of war. a year later, the pope speaks of god's duty and forgiveness. sins will be forgiven. and those killed in battle directly to they go to heaven. thus, the crusades begin. in the meantime, a strange thing happens . crusaders on the path of the jews themselves. are harassed. this move, with the approval of the jewish aristocracy , was to force the jews out of the heart of europe and into the ottoman lands. at this time, new intellectual foundations are formed. knights, temple guards, and secret socie

as the first ranking jewish senate majority leader, in fact, the highest ranking jewish elected official in american history [cheering] i not only had a desire to go to israel, i felt a special obligation to go. when i got off the plane, israel was still shaken from what happened. i said to the israeli people, israel, we in america have your back. [cheering] america feels your pain. we ache with you. we stand with you. and we will not rest until you get all the assistance you need. we will not rest until you get the assistance you need. my friends, in conclusion, hamas's goal was to scare us. those perpetrating the poison of antisemitism and bigotry around the world are trying to scare us. but we will not allow history to slide back to the days of the holocaust when jews were targeted and murdered and butchered. instead, the jewish people will be resilient and today all of you here showing we will not hide in the face of adversity in america and in israel. [cheering] the people israel here in america and in israel, the jewish people will live forever. [cheering] >> it is so good to be wi

people for simply being jewish. obviously many of those marching here in the u.s. do not have any evil intent, but when jewish people hear chants like from the river to the sea, founding slogan of hamas, a terrorist group not shy about their goal to eradicate the jewish people in israel and around the globe, we are alarmed. when we see signs in the crowd that read by any means necessary after the most violent attack ever against israeli civilians we're appalled at the casual invocation of such savagery. when we see protestors at macy's thanksgiving day parade compare the genocide of the holocaust equivalently to the israeli army's action to defeat hamas in self-defense of their people, we are shocked. and when we see many people in news organizations remain neutral about the basic absurdity of these claims and actions we're deeply disappointed. more than anything, we're worried, quite naturally, given the twists and turns of history about where these actions and sentiments could eventually lead. now, this is no inte

murray rosenberg, a jewish immigrant, made a 20-minute movie named the first film of palestine. undoubtedly the dream of israel was born for the first time in this movie with the magic of cinema and it moved before the greedy eyes of the zionists. the first world war was devowering and ravaging the world like a monster, but the zinuts were lurking so they might be able to find some booty for themselves from the heart of all the destruction. when the war fronts were tied, the world zionist congress made a stunning proposal to the british prime minister. if britain undertakes to support the jewish immigration to palestine, they will enter the united states into the war. soon that the germans were supporters of the ottoman empire by sinking the ships belonging to zionist merchants, forced the us president widro wilson to enter the battle. a year later, when allies were at the gates of alqs, yakov ben dov, a jewish immigrant who had founded the manora film company, shot his first film, the movie depicts the historic arrival of general allenby, the commander of the... british army in

guest: the jewish council for public affairs is a nearly 80-year-old jewish national organization foundedcifically because we understand that jewish community is best in societies that are inclusive, and we are in deep relationship with our neighbors, in which we are fighting against all people, particularly in this moment, we are focused on protecting democracy, fighting not just anti-semitism but the ways it connects to all other forms of hate in this moment. right now, given the horrific surge following october 7, we know that it is more important than ever. we are funded by individuals and organizations around the country. people who recognize the urgency of building deep relationships between the jewish community and our neighbors. in particular, we work closer with jewish community councils, which there are 125 across the country and we are supported by them and by local federations, as well. host: i will put on the screen the rise in anti-semitic incidents across the u.s.. here it is, a total of 300 12 anti-semitic incidents recorded between october 7 and the 23rd. 190 were linked

for example, the zionist federation. the united jewish israel appeal, the jewish national fund, each of which are core elements of the zinis movement. the way i cope with it is by making cakes and goods for soldiers. even many synagoges are supporters of zinist extremism. here is the united synagogue promoting a youth settler who, while in the uk, is helping to build support for the occupation forces which are directly engaged in genocide. forward to coming back to you guys and tell you, oh, we've managed, we won. the united synagogue is the largest of five main synagogue movements in the uk, catering largely to ashkanazi jews, often described as modern orthodox, it proudly claims to be zionist its website. meanwhile, the jewish chaplin at leed's university in the north of england has been circulating videos of himself in occupation forces uniform claiming. that no one could deny that israel is dealing with this war with the utmost morality and good ethics. what israel is trying to do is destroy the evil, which is the most moral thing possible. all such chaplins are chosen by the uni

my jewish children that i am raising in the peril that these jewish organizations are putting them iney cynically seek to conflate critique of israel a testament to some and create a stage for those who joyfully claim that jews must convert or be burned by the coming of the second messiah and that is the reason why they support israel. shame on them. amy: we were going to bring in a second guess to join you, rabbi alissa wise, and talk more about john hagee who once said god had "sent hitler to help jews reach the promised land." this is part of what he said at tuesday's march in washington. >> israel is the shining city on the hill. israel says -- god says of israel, israel is my firstborn son. jerusalem is the city of god. jerusalem is the share line of it turn it because of jerusalem is the eternal capital of israel today and forever. amy: other high-profile speakers at tuesday's protest included senate majority leader chuck schumer and the new house speaker mike johnson, who has ties to the christian zionist movement. >> as prime minister netanyahu says so well, this is a fight be

and have accused jewish organizations like the j, v. p. jewish boys for peace of being anti semitic in recent years, organizations around the world have adopted the i h. r, a definition as the international holocaust remembrance, alliances definition of a anti semitism which deems speech against the state of israel as anti semitic. a holocaust scholar amos goldberg cause the h r, a definition catastrophic and says that these really right has usually to completely change the discourse. i'm gonna get your take on this also on this uh, what does that mean? which well is how we have this truly orwellian world in which a march has happened this week. but supposing to be up against and are coming to them. but it's actually a pro war valley that is headlined by the one of the most powerful anti semites in the us pastor john hagi who has said that god brought hitler to punish choosing to drive them into israel and has been working for decades to bring about what he hopes will be a world ending apocalyptic religious war in the lands. you know, i

disciples were jewish. certainly the bloodline bible, which goes back probably close to a thousand years now, but a lot of it really stems from jewish wealth constants in the middle ages because -- were allowed to money at interest to these and ministers and princes who needed money. you know the churches needed money to build their edifices. the rulers all needed money to go march off to war they could get it from the jewish community who they also castigated as being sinful for lending money and interest. so this contra of we need the wealth of these people but we don't trust people because they have all this wealth that we also need. it's paradox that's kind of built into way jewish power and jewish wealth are conceived. so i think it's it's definitely deicide. it's definite the blood libel and it's definitely this wealth concentration and lot of it is just scapegoating. you're just a community that is different that that has their own language and own customs and their own way of dressing. they don't ea

i attended a jewish high school. they now have lists i have heard of schools you should not be attending because of high antisemitism rates so it is a high-risk school so you should not go. you are seeing elite schools on that list, cornell, penn, harvard. that is getting too, no jewish student is able to go to elite universities where they can get the opportunity to then go into, i mean, why go to any lead university? because you want a good job. you want good connections. why are jewish students not afforded that right? because the tuition dollars are the same. >> you for being here today. thank you, all of you. i yield back. >> ms. moore. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me thank the witnesses for their patience and indulgence. i want to say to you, natalia, don't let anybody steal your joy, girl. enjoy your last year at cornell. your parents money paid for that education. and it sounds to me like you are very intelligent. you are a learned person and you can teach somebody something. you can be an example. i do th

for example, the zionist federation, the united jewish israel appeal, the jewish national fund, each of which are core elements of the zinis movements. the way i cope with it. is by making cakes and goods for soldiers, even many synagoges are supporters of zionist extremism. here is the united synagogue promoting a youth settler who, while in the uk is helping to build support for the occupation forces which are directly engaged in genocide. i'm looking forward to coming back to you guys and tell you what, we've managed, we won. the united synagogue is the largest of five main synagogue movements in the uk, catering largely to ashkanazi jews, often described as modern orthodox. it proudly claims to be zionist its website. meanwhile, the jewish chaplin at least university in the north of england has been circulating videos of himself in occupation forces uniform claiming that no one could deny that israel is dealing with this war with the utmost morality and good ethics. what israel is trying to do is is destroy the evil, which is the most moral thing possible. all such chaplins are c

palestine and the jewish brigade. the skirmish started, israel occupied haïfa and pretty soon the cities of safa and akda fell. after the bombardment of jafa, saran and his friends left all their movies and videos among the blood and fire and ran away. finally, on may 15th, 1948, israel attacked alkuds, on the same day the arab armies entered palestine. despite the initial victories, the arabs eventually retreated on all fronts, with the loss of more lands, the number of displaced persons increased by the day. finally, after year of conflict in may of 1949, the arab countries that rush to the rescue of the palestinian. surrendered one after the other, the countries inevitably signed the seasfire agreement. the signing of the agreements paived the way for the acceptance of the usurped government in the united nations. when the life of the palestinian community as a political and entity came to an end and absolute silence prevailed, a silence of anger and guilty conscience. life in the coastal cities almost disappeared,

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for many jewish americans, not all, but for many jewish americans, zionism, a commitment to jewish staterael, is an important part of their identity. and so when they are excluded as zionists, they feel this as exclusion as jews. i will against zionists as a rule against jews. even before october 7, we were finding the large numbers of college students, including strongly self-identified jewish college student such as people who were living in jewish fraternities and sororities were unwilling on a consistent basis to express the jews identity got majorities were saying that they sometimes felt it necessary to conceal their jewish identity including in particular their support for the state of israel. in many cases we saw this not just as toxic hostile environments, but the specific actions to exclude jewish students who have that as a part of their identity. for instance, at tufts any of us at southern california, clients of the brandeis center where members of students government facing efforts to exclude them to throw them at a syrian government because, as jews, they support the state

jewish property being vandalized.ewish students being harassed any number of different ways not just on a few college campuses one might describe as hotspots. but so many colleges and universities know and can identify where a safe a few quick suggestions if i may. first the department of education should have the same tools to protect students free speech that it has to protect the very important issues of antidiscrimination. second a coordinator within the department to protect free speech. third department of education has committed toio issue a regulation implementing the executive order and combating anti-semitism on set a deadline of next month. be nice to ask them if they are going to a do it and finally anti-semitism awareness act would provide for the department of education a definition of anti-semitism similar to what is used around the world and has been embraced by this administration put i would suggest that action is to be taken and i commend you for this opportunity. >> think it mr. marcus. doctor you

once home to the largest jewish population outside of israel. and too late and my state the first university in the south has a student body to roughly 40% jewish it was no accident. when confused activists twist themselves and not trying to justify the torture the killing of jews in the middle east they are feeding the fires of anti-semitism here at home as well. and unfortunately we have seen that over the past few weeks. let's not forget it is hamas who is using civilians as human shields. some loss is thels group with pulsating civilian starve. hamas is the group that dug up the water pipes to turn them into rocket launchers. the truth is the palestinian people, the people of gaza and the israeli people all suffer because of hamas. an israel suggestion it plays into the hands of the terrorists. when louisiana we concede to the intellectual hand wringing. of israel's critics. the truth is hamas brutalize and ran home to hide behind their women and children using women and children as human shields they are the lowest kind of pond scum lowest

government in the united kingdom undertook to work for the establishment of national home for the jewish people on the understanding that nothing should be done which might prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-jewish communities in palestine. it was assumed at that time that the objects of the mandate could be carried out with the consent and cooperation of both people. time has shown that this assumption was incorrect. arabs were against the establishment of a jewish ruling under any circumstances and they were vocal in their opposition. i come to you sir, as a representative of the people of palestine, as in arab, whose roots are deeply embedded in that tortured land. the arab people are deeply anxious to find a just and lasting solution to the problem before you, jewish people belongs in this society of nations. surely the jewish people is no less deserving than other peoples whose national freedom and independence have been established and whose representatives are now seated here. the jewish people were your allies in the war, and joined their sacrifices to yours