i had a rich experience growing up with jewish values and jewish practices in the jewish community anderienced people wondering when i was adopted and when i became jewish. why my hebrew is so good, when i learned the prayers assuming i was a natural part of the fabric of the jewish community. >> in our jewish culture, we have this tremendous respect for what we think of as our text life which means, we value words and we play with words and would like to think about what the words mean and new words to invent and bring into the culture. can you reflect a little bit about the way we have used the language, biracial, are you really jewish and the way we talk about different ways in which culture interacts and families. what about our language and what does that tell us about this issue in our jewish community? >> the first thought that comes to mind is , i have often experienced and this conversation, in which we are talking is specific to the united states in terms of the dynamics around race we are discussing. the way i think about language, rabbis, jewish leaders talk about our affin

jewish factories flourished, jewish workers grew exponent. and muslims became unemployed. since 1929, the zionist population has turned out to be a threat to muslims. 6,00 israelis in tel aviv shout, the wall belongs to us. they allude to the wiling wall. budak wall, the place where prophet. muhammad, peace be upon him, ascended to heaven. in jerusalem, alqhods, jews drew a curtain in front of the wailing wall. on the 15th of august, they chant, "the whaling wall belongs to us." muslims realized the danger and walk towards the wailing wall in a revolutionary movement. british police blocked their way and suppressed the muslims. the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed. many muslims are also arrested. three muslims are sentenced to death and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, only one jew is tried who will be released soon. in this way, the budak revolution is put down by the british through the genocide of muslims. in may, 1939, britain publishes the white paper to reduce conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted. this proves wro

this jewish state have 200. كان يشتغل بدون اي نوع من انواع الاجراءات الوقايه على العكس تماما نفس الزلمه اللي كان يجيب له الاكل او الشرب كان يكون متخذ كافه الاجراءات الاحتياطيه او هذا الموضوع ما بفهم فيه رحم الله نفسه موضوع الذره والدينه ناردن واسرائيل هناك معاهده السلام ونحن ملتزمين نتمنى انه دمونا يرحل عنه لانه هو السبب. "this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why they separate the land. well, i was at the babel sham's protest last week." and i myself had a my head banged against a bus by a soldier illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us the palestinian this is historical palestine. your headlines on press tv, the yemen army says it has targeted another american ship in the gulf of aden with appropriate naval missiles in support of the people of gaza. the iraqi prime minister once again calls

hurzel begins to write: i have solution for the jewish problem, a jewish state. there in the land of dreams, the book jewish state is printed and published in thousands of copies. hurzel is regarded as a leader then on. due to the opposition of german jews to the notion of zionism, the first zionist congress was held in switzerland. hurzel participated in the congress with special ceremonies. a big claim was made, the establishment of the zinist state in palestine, various jewish organizations were formed to occupy palestine. it was approved that the process of occupation would take place gradually, primarily by workers and craftsman. the city of jafa, palestine, an old city by the sea. this is entry point for foreign travelers. jews entered palestine from this port. the economic conditions were not suitable. administrative corruption was rampant. jafa turned out to be soft touch for jewish influence. few jewish immigrants hid their identity and secretly bought land through middlemen. the required financial resources were provided from abroad. from the lobbies in

he begins to write: i have a solution to the jewish problem. jewish state there. land of dreams , the jewish state book is printed and published in thousands of copies , from now on herzl is considered as a leader. because of the opposition of the jews germany with the concept of zionism, the first zionist congress will be held in switzerland. herzl participates in the congress with special ceremonies. claim: the process of occupation should be carried out gradually by the workers and artisans of the city of jaffa, palestine , an old city on the seashore. this is the entry point for foreign travelers. jews enter palestine from this port . economic conditions are not suitable. administrative corruption is rampant. jaffa becomes a place of influence. few jewish immigrants hide their identity. and they buy land secretly through intermediaries. financial resources required from abroad is provided from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even qae. and finally, in 1905, among all the options, palestine is chosen as the final destination. after the suppress

benjamin zehrtzel was born to jewish parents in austria. parents who were born jewish but did not believe in religion. benjamin, later known as theodore , had learned to be a nationalist rather than a religious person adhering to the torah teachings . professionally, he went to the position of journalist during the years of working in the press, the thinking that was formed in him as a child bode wrote down his writings until the case of dreyfus, a jewish french officer , became hot news in the newspapers. who betrayed the french republic and spied for the germans. his trial is one of the most controversial cases of his time. en ce september 9, 1899, the permanent war council of the 10th région de corps d'armée declared the names alfred, captain bret au 14e régiment d'artillerie à majorité de 5 voix contre deux. coupable de haute treason toutefois. france used to send its political prisoners to the prisons of this island because of violent behavior its guards were known as devil's island. betrayal of france by a jew of french community sent

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

i have a solution to the jewish problem. the jewish state there, the land of dreams. the jewish state book is published in thousands of copies. from now on, herzl is regarded as a leader. because of opposition german jews with the concept of the process of occupation to be done gradually by the workers. the city of jaffa, palestine, is an old city on the shore of the sea. this is the entry point for foreign travelers. jews enter palestine from this port. economic conditions are not suitable. administrative corruption is rampant. jaffa becomes a place of influence. they buy land through intermediaries. the required financial resources are provided from abroad. from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even cairo and finally in 1905 from among all the options palestine is chosen as the final destination. after the suppression of the russian revolution, a number of disillusioned jews from different parts of europe entered palestine. they were poor workers, and of course it is a problem. some of them had a bad history. some time later, two of them in congress

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 genocide 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 these statements, whether that is actually happening on the ground. that is whether there is intentional targeting of civilian population rather than indiscriminate bombing that 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 said, i think

the zionist congress of the jewish banker rothschild.ise given by england. the famous balfour letter was signed in exchange for receiving money from the jews. england did not leave the zionists alone during the years after world war i and ii. in december 1944, the central committee of the british labor party announced that it was necessary to turn palestine into a jewish state and expel the arabs and move them to neighboring countries. it is necessary. the following year, england accompanied the united states. muttahida officially proposed the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. at first , few countries agreed to this plan, but over time , the gifts that were distributed among the officials of countries such as latin america and africa softened the statesmen. next to the gifts, brilliant serviettes and fur coats were presented to the representatives' wives. the result of all these efforts ended in one thing. the united nations issued a resolution on the partition of palestine on november 29, 1947. resolution 181 said that pales

and non-jewish individuals and or their property towards jewish community institutions and religiousilities.we denounce anti-semitism a spirit of compassion and friendship aware education about the evils of this hatred is a moral responsibility for all we recognize anti-semitismrecognize anti-semitism in any community including our own demand condemnation. we recognize anti-semitism as a poison in any to the jewish people will spread to threats to christians and to all people of conscience. we condemn any attempt to de- legitimize boycott diverse sanctions on israel or bart jews from participant academic or communal association probably recognize anti- anti-semitism are manifestations of the same hatred against the jewish people. we have from the right of the jewish people t home and that modern, state of israel is essential towards that security. honor to introduce the video ambassadort of the world jewish congress. has done tremendous work and support of israel and support of the jewish p am now honor to introduce you ambassador louder. [applause] >> it is my great welcome all of y

zionist jewish employees who work in the offices under kan. british control work for them identity papers they arrange, that is, they get papers for them with a kind of party game. the british knew that these events were going on, and with this method, a large number of jews were given palestinian passports and passports without them having the right to obtain palestinian citizenship. on the other hand, a non-jewish christian zionist made this false claim 200 years ago and even before the jewish zionists themselves , that palestine is a land without a nation and a bunch of bedouins and uncivilized farmers live there. they claimed that nothing of value not in palestine, even hertzel said the same thing: december in 1947, britain announced that its mandate in palestine would expire in 50 months. this issue caused an increase in the violent actions of jewish zionist armed groups. may 14, 1948, just one day before the end of the british protectorate over palestine , david ben. he had made it his territory from the lands of palestine under the guar

cancel a film brought by jewish people, made by jewish people, about jewish people. shows how confused this moment is and how all criticism of israel, even made by jews,* is often considered anti-semitism. our sure there are quite a few tinted cancellations. barnard's president unilaterally cancer a screening of "israelism " february and we will fight all attempts of cancellations of the part of the movement to fight back against cancellation of any progressive jewish voices. amy: erin axelman, codirector of "israelism" and, cofounder of ifnotnow. when we come back, ron desantis has dropped out of the presidential race. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we look now at the state of the republican party as its presidential primary in new hampshire on tuesday is now a two-person race. after republican florida governor ron desantis announced he is dropping out in a video posted sunday on social media. >> today suspending my campaign. i'm proud to have delivered on 100% of my promises an

just like terror, they terrorize jewish kids on campus. they terrorize jewish kids on campus. they make them afraid. the reason italiana is so brave is because she knows that to be a person who is a zionist, who is jewish, who is a, an american, a christian, or a muslim, anybody who supports israel on campus, you will get terrorized. this is what they do, and we need to stop this, and i want to commend you, again, for being here, because we know what it's like to be a kid on campus. this is being with a not cool crowd. this is being pushed out of the quote unquote cool spaces. so we need to give her applaud, and actually make it right again to support israel, and to support and be a proud zionist. and again, all of you here, we're really grateful for what you're doing, and with the help of the good lord, we will, and you, kick sjp off of every campus in america and around the world. >> and we -- and we support freedom of religion, period. it's in our constitution. and, natalia, i will tell you, this government sends a lot of money to universities. i'll leave it at that. thank

i have a solution for the jewish problem, the jewish state is there in the land of dreams, the book of the jewish state is printed and published in thousands of copies. from now on, herzl is considered as a leader because of the opposition of german jews to the concept of zionism. the first zionist congress in switzerland. held pretzels with. the process of occupation should be carried out gradually by the workers and foremen of jaffa, the old city of palestine. on the seashore this is the entry point for foreign travelers. jews enter palestine from this port. economic conditions are not suitable. administrative corruption is rampant . jaffa becomes a place of influence. few jewish immigrants hide their identity. and they buy land secretly through intermediaries. financial resources required from outside supply. from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even cairo and finally in 1905, from among all the options, palestine as the final destination is selected after the suppression of the russian revolution, a number of disillusioned jews from different parts of europe enter

there jewish organizations that take up anti-semitism is jewish you expected.ct heritage has assembled this group and has assembled a group that's not jewish i am particularly thankful you're doing it. >> shiva quick thought? >> i want everybody here in our huge online audience the response has been incredible we are so thankful and appreciative. i hope you would all stay with us for one more bit which i really believe is the most important part of this entire event. i want to ask are other cochair, luke, to come to the stage and lead us in what i think is the most important thing we are going to do today. so luke? >> thank you, thank you all for coming. thank you for the heritage cap foundation and other task force chairs for the opportunity to close this in prayer. let me introduce myself i'm luke moon deputy director of the project. i don't think i had a jewish friend the first time since 2012 i've been to israel twice since october 7. the first time was a famous christian podcast or the second was a couple weeks ago with former president mike pence. the inc

benjamin zeohrtzel of he was born to jewish parents in austria. parents who were born jewish. but they did not believe in religion. benjamin, who was later known as theodore , had learned to be a nationalist rather than a religious person adhering to the teachings of torah . he studied law at the university, but professionally he went to the position of a journalist during the years of working in the thought press that a declaré le nommés alfred, capitaine breveté au 14e régiment d'artillerie, à majorité de 5 voix contre deux, coupable de haute trahison, toutefois, à la même majority sont voté des circonstantes atténuantes, en consequence de quoi? but in the end, the military court sentenced dirifos to be stripped of his rank and exiled to devil's island in the french guiana islands. france used to send its political prisoners to prisons on this island and it became known as devil's island because of the harsh behavior of its guards. the betrayal of france by a jew of jewish descent had aroused the feelings of the french society, and hertzel, with his reports, which were publi

in what way is a partide jewish? is genocide jewish? is racism jewish?is settle colonialism, jewish? is it any of this related to jewish history and value? this is not just not jewish, but it is against judaism. it is denial and it is accusation that judaism needs to get rid of. so what is called a jewish state is basically racist and anti-semitic state. professor ian pappe, author of the seminal book, the ethnic cleansing of palestine was another jewish scholar at that event. he's a professor of history at the university of. exiter, he said, quote, what we are witnessing is the beginning of the end of zionism. people are victims of zionism are going to suffer the last brutality of this collapse, however it is a collapse, and we should remember this, and this should not be just moment of hope by saying, it's it's this, there is a dawn behind the dark after the darkness, there is a... in the end of the tunnel, it's not just this idea that okay, let's survive the next two years, because something better is awaiting us, no, "this is call for anyone who is p

jewish, is racism jewish, is settle colonialism jewish, is it any of this related to jewish history and values, this is not just not jewish, but it is against judaism, it is denial and it is accusation that judaism needs to get rid of. so what is called a jewish state is basically racist and anti-semitic state. professor ian pape, author of the seminal book, the ethnic cleansing of palestine, was another jewish scholar at that event. he's a professor of history at the university of exoter. he said, quote, " what we are witnessing is the beginning of the end of zionism. people are victims of zionism are going to suffer the last brutality of this collapse. however, it is a collapse, and we should remember this, and this should not be just moment of hope by saying, it's it's there is a dawn behind the dark after the darkness, there is light in the end of the tunnel. not just this idea that, okay, let's survive the next two years, because something better is awaiting us, no, this is call for anyone, "who is part of the human capacity to build a different kind of palestine, not to sit do

and non-jewish individuals, and/or their property, jewish communities, and religious facilities. we denounce anti-semitism in the spirit of compassion and friendship, aware that education about the evils of this hatred is a moral responsibility for all people. we recognize anti-semitism in any community including our own demand condemnation. we recognize anti-semitism in any society and threat to the jewish people will spread to threats to christian and all people of conscience which we condemn any attempt to delegitimize, boycott, divest sanctions on israel or bar jews from participating in academic or communal association. we recognize anti-zionism and anti-semitism are manifestations of the same hatred against the jewish people. we are from the right of the jewish people to live safely and securely in their ancestral home and the modern state of israel is essential towards that security. at this time it is a great honor to introduce the video ambassador ronald louder, president of the world jewish congress, has done a tremendous work in the support of israel and support of the

also any from jewish americans enjoys. you'll be as well as seeing them, and you can imagine how important is that, is it this will it that i think because at these it still keeps some meaning for the values that we have been struggling for, for the kids who will be at the top is often being censored from mainstream, so cool, mainstream media are obviously in nature nations i should say that the debunking of sexual crimes being committed on october, the 7th they headed babies and these sorts of stories still being repeated actually in the un security council, even off to being debunked, but then you've got honestly, is like, oh sure it's what does that make jo by blue she so neck as live on the land of the e u. i. they can co conspirators in genocide what they meant and it the, the, the, their support. this is what allowed this rose to do. all this, you know, is really good, then tell them all. this was of the american british and eased report from the 1st week. they give it a huge support for is to do whatever they want t

jewish factories have prospered. jewish workers have grown exponentially, muslims have become unemployed. the jewish population becomes a threat to muslims . 6 thousand jews are shouting in tel aviv, the wall belongs to us. they say about the wall of mourning. the shining wall, the place of prophet's ascension in jerusalem, jews draw a curtain in front of the nadba wall . and on the fifteenth of august. they chant that the wall is our wall. muslims realize the danger and go to the nadba wall in a revolutionary movement. british police prevent and oppress muslims. the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed. many people are also arrested. 3 muslims are sentenced to death immediately sentence to death. on the other hand , only one person among the jews will be tried and that person will be 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

we were expecting that because we are not jewish. we might also be expecting back over 4 or 5 years in the 1948 wouldn't the next. so you are right. you are in it. and in, in the situation in a democratic society, you would stop. jermel side was all means that you can think of, i mean that was the was to get so, i mean, he wasn't genocide in south africa. mandela didn't even say it was, it was a pod today. and mondale is supported and he's always supporting palestine through his life. the need to bomb restaurant, to end up archive. that was mandela strategy. but then i'm telling people to do this, that was the strategy of a lot of different national movements that where i need struggling against apartheid occupation and so on. we have chosen a different strategy. and our strategy is to try to build a better future for all by the way. this is a very special and very complicated situation. it's different. the or other set, look on your project, we are seeing over a month. our goal try on so was was just together. the 1st thing in quest

i collect, when there were cds, i collected, jewish folk music, i went into a store to buy turkish jewishhere i see that next to this disc of music of turkish jews is the music of turkish armenians, and for me it was to some extent the destruction of stereotypes, because i had no idea that armenians existed in turkish, and i only became interested in it later, when i learned about the death of a turkish journalist grant dink of armenian origin. that is a lot a more complicated process, if you were a jew, you basically had no chance of surviving the holocaust, and not only a jew, but you remember that if ukrainians, why are people given the title of the righteous of the world, if a ukrainian hid a jew and they found him, they also shot this ukrainian and members of his family, that's why i think that these people, they are just saints, well , here you are, let's put ourselves in their place, you have someone to hide, and you think that you answer no only for your life, but for the life of your little child, you to start doing it, you have thought 3000 times, it is true, but it is difficult

first of all, of course it's not the jewish be. and of course, it's not because of anything they've got to do with you jews or you just met just that we have a very small minority of jewish activists who are paying very high price because they are struggling for the human rights. imagine the situation, those who are supporting just those, those still struggling for quality of those was struggling for human rights. and this was wrapped out in serious danger. but of course no, of course not. then it's, it's, it's this and it's not all of the use. and what, what, what is being done? you know, we are talking about the combination of watch the policy is of the is really different government has been leading the jewish people, not just in israel, but all over the world to be much more in danger because of this racist and specious policies that just done a gunter division of zionism that this doesn't have been the most safe place for google. and here it is being the most dangerous place, not just one of the tools inside of it, but also fr

it was good at the jewish school, we celebrated. were the last few years when jews had the opportunity to emigrate and get to palestine, but only until the year thirty-eight, when at the evian conference... and then the opportunities for immigration were very limited, besides this, emigration was very expensive. the jews who were here could imagine everything except that they would be killed. in 1938, not all germans were ready to smash their neighbors, so the nazis came up with a whole technology. the organizers of these pogroms understood that every german family had a familiar jewish family that did not fit into the propaganda standards of those times, they tried to involve in the pogrom those people who did not live in the area, yes, that is, it was easier, yes, that is, it was decided this was a psychological task, but the nazis weren’t going to spend too much on logistics either, so they brought stormtroopers from nearby. the entire community of könecksberg was worried about fate children from the orphanage, after crystal nigh

of mine once told me that i have jewish roots, i say, well, what is there in your family ? shoulders and said, i don't know, and i say, it's yours... unfortunately, became that family that just grinded and turned into an ordinary soviet family, well, on the one hand yes, on the other hand , agree that we understand what a modern nation is, not necessarily when it comes to religious traditions, about the fact that people there pray in a synagogue or in church, with a large number of ukrainians, also a huge number of people there are not, let's say, religious, do not celebrate religious holidays, but feel themselves ukrainians, and by the way, this is some kind of thing that is... how can you say, some kind stronger than a person, i i see a huge number of times how the people you call soviet people who didn't remember their jewish origins came to jerusalem, i just saw it with my own eyes, as it suddenly happened, they started to feel a connection, i saw people who said that they were not jews, but in the moment they heard folk songs, they knew for sure that these were their s

traditions, somehow continue them, and there are those, as you say, everyone has a jewish friend, a of mine once told me that i have a jewish roots, i say, well, what is in your family like that, really something that was passed down there from grandpa-pravid? preserved, he raised his shoulders and said: i don't know, and i say, then your family, unfortunately, became that family that was simply ground up and made into an ordinary soviet family, well, on the one hand, yes , on the other hand, agree, that we understand what a modern nation is, not necessarily when it comes to religious traditions, about the fact that people there pray in a synagogue or in a church, with a large number of ukrainians, also a huge number of people... are not there, let's say , religious, do not celebrate religious holidays, but feel themselves ukrainians, and by the way, this some thing that is, how do you say, some kind of stronger than a person, i have seen a huge number of times that the people that you call soviet people, who did not remember their jewish origin, came to jerusalem, i just that saw w

it's only because it's a self proclaimed jewish state by a certain jewish lead is that we can give that out. sure. it's a comparison of course. uh well the, what is it like, i mean i understand you and your wife i the i, i want to share something with you. i totally agree with. first of all, of course it's not the jewish be and of course it's not because of anything they've got to do with your jews or you do so much of that. we have a very small minority of jewish activists who are paying very high price because they are struggling for human rights. imagine the situation, those who are supporting just the best will struggling for equality of those who are struggling for human rights. and this is rep are in serious danger. but of course no, of course not then it's, it's, it's, and it's not all of the judgement and what, what, what is being done. you know, we are talking about the combination of watch with the policy is of the is rarely different government has been leading the jewish people, not just in israel, but all over the world to be much more in danger because of this racist and s

i got a lot of friends who are jewish um but since the war um the relationships have been strained so there is um a little bit of um tension i would say and um i guess it's from probably fear from both communities people having really strong feelings on both sides so there's definitely um some difference of opinion and we can feel that there is a difference um in how people might not be very... yes, how they react with each other, but there's definitely strain relationships. i know this is a test obviously from the lord for the people of gaza, but it's also a test for the rest of us, for the world, for the humanity, about you, what we can do in our little ways about sharing the the message, the standing in sol solidarity, and you asking for seasfire, writing to our in peace, and so i think as well as feeling... sadness, hopelessness, sometimes it does give you um strength to kind of do something in in in our power, which which sometimes doesn't feel a lot um, but you know that's that's i guess that's what we can do, but yes um really really sad and um feel that that's something that y

but we know that a large part of the population of spain, portugal, it is not known how huge, has jewish ethnic roots, this is the part of people who decided not to leave, but to accept. christianity, we don't even imagine their number in these times, but it was exactly such a situation when jews lived their lives, in their communities, they did not interfere in the lives of christians, christians did not try to interfere in their lives, these were parallel worlds with very complex relationships, but parallel, but with extermination, pogroms, problems, but not total, total some situations with extermination happened there episodically in history. europe, let's say, like the pogroms of bohdan khmelnytskyi, let's say in ukraine , when almost all ukrainian jews were exterminated, this is such a great example of such total extermination before the holocaust, that's why there before hitler, bohdan khmelnytskyi was such a main negative character in jewish mythology, ugh, but on the other hand , khmelnytskyi destroyed all the greek catholic priests during his time uprising, it was also not aime

and i even leave friday night for the --, for the jewish jewish boy and the chief of chaplains writes back to him, sort of tongue in cheek, almost, because the chief of chaplains is a monsignor. he says, you are supposed to organize services for your jewish boys. and you ask you can even give lectures on morality. you can't be leading jewish services. you will lose your your your your your status as a priest. but i want this chaplain, chaplain mosley, this this baptist baptist chaplain a chaplain. he is there is there is no -- chaplain for this division. but he as one jewish guy later wrote home to to the back to the hut, back home about what this chaplain did. he was he was diligent in when he came to different parts of this this his his his where he was visiting to for so that -- could hold services. you need a menu. you need ten -- to say certain prayers during services. but even more remarkable is he organized. the rosh hashanah service and preached at the rosh hashanah service and that and chaplain chaplain mosley ended up having a very career not only as a as a minister of vario

so while it was jews this time, we have to understand that this is not the jewish issue, not a jewish problem, i love that congresswoman stefanik spoke up for jewish students and said this is not acceptable. but i think that's what we should say about any calls for genocide of any group. the fact that claudine gay still does not get it and still is treating herself as if she's a victim, oh, she got threats or nasty language directed at her, that's still a fraction of what jewish students on harvard campus experienced and she should really start with apology to them and work from there. >> gillian: it's worth flagging before we let you go, she also allowed protests to continue despite containing active threats against jewish students and faculty and the fact that she was aware that a lot of faculty and students were staying off campus because they felt directly threatened and they felt unsafe at their institution. thanks for joining us with the breaking news. we have to leave it there. >> john: thanks, karol. good to see you again. >> gillian: the star of "beverly hills 90210" speaking

this is a play about a jewish shtetl, about pogroms, about a very difficult fate, jewish family at a so, anatoly vaisman writes a denunciation, which sounds like this: they want to bring the lenkom theater on tour to play the play “memorial prayer.” read the speculation. on a jewish theme on the stage of the habima theater. blasphemy. dear israelis, with experience, can you explain to me what this is? why did he do everything to ensure that a wonderful performance, staged by a wonderful director, a jew, i repeat, based on the wonderful work of the great writer sholomaleichom, whose monument stands here on a bronze, why he didn’t want this play about the jewish people to be shown in israel, because he doesn’t care about these people. because he understands for sure that when this performance comes to israel and will enjoy a gigantic resounding success, the level of weissman himself will be lower than plinth, because what he abandoned, what he rejected from himself, will come to israel and prove that this great russian culture. the highest class, which is unworthy of a person who betra