is turned upside down, the first thing the germans do is create a special governing body , the jewish council, iodont, and immediately publish order. all jews, from 14 to 60 years old, are required to go to work. the first demonstrative execution in the peaceful city took place on july 26, 1941, on the central square under weiss strauss . all jews are ordered to line up in one row. and then he orders every second you to come forward, on the contrary it becomes. 10 germans and who shoot the first one point-blank body column fall second until they fall. all 52 people died. the section was not at all what the nazis expected instead of fear. they planted hatred in the hearts of people among those who could not put up with the nazi regime were the biysk brothers . they would later play an important role in the escape of the jews. from getta, they ordered uh, jewish men gathered there, and to work and uh, work was a portable game, and just two chosen relatives fell into this group. they had to pass through the column. e. on both sides stood the policemen who mocked them were beaten and tuve essel m

novogrudok is turned upside down first by deed, the germans create a special governing body, the jewish councilf yodorant, and immediately issue an order. all jews, from 14 to 60 years old, are required to go to work. the first demonstrative execution in peaceful city took place on july 26, 1941, on central square, two of strauss, this was the answer of the debit sariat to a request not to work on shabbat, men who can pick them up begin to grab them in order to gather them in the square for an hour. 100 people, all jews are ordered to line up in one row. and then he orders every second you to come forward, on the contrary it becomes. 10 germans and who shoot at close range the first column of the body fall the second until they fall. all 52 people died, it was not at all what the nazis expected instead of fear. they planted hatred in the hearts of people among those who could not put up with the nazi regime were the bielski brothers. they would later play an important role in the escape of the jews. from guetta they ordered to gather uh jewish men there, and to work and uh, work - it was portab

criticism of the examiner was posted on social media, the jewish community relations council calls on the examiner to remove this graphic suggestive of violence immediately. preston is jewish examiner certainly doesn't advocate. violence against any political figure. never has. we would never can down or support or promote. ah such messaging. there is now an editor's note with an apology in the online version of the article leadership in the city, whether in the media or in political circles or among advocates is about not fanning those flames of hate of political violence. electronic edition of the paper with that image remains up. the examiner plans to publish another apology in the thursday edition in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news voters in san francisco's district four have voted for a newcomer over the incumbent, jolin guardiola ran on a platform of addressing crime in the city. incumbent gordon mark conceded the race this afternoon, saying he called his opponent to congratulate him and cardio said it's an honor to lead the next steps as a newly elected city superv

eric: he also heads the yesha council, which represents jewish settlers in the israeli- occupied west bank. david: so when we came to the jordan valley, we found a desert. you know, there are some time in the summer we have 52 celsius degrees. yeah, we found a desert. nothing was growing here. so now the jordan valley is green. eric: david's family grows herbs, dates, flowers, and vegetables for israel and export. his workers are primarily palestinian. david: the route 90 was empty. now every palestinian have a new car, sometimes two cars. they don't get it by working in the palestinian authority. they get it because they are working with us, because they get a good salary, because they have the opportunity to buy the cars, the opportunity to build the new houses. eric: the small number of jewish settlers here live in fenced communities, guarded by the israeli military. some believe god gave them this land. david elhayani lives in this hilltop settlement above a palestinian village. david: shalom, ima. david: i came here to the jordan valley to argaman community. since 1983, i'm a far

criticism of the examiner was posted on social media, the jewish community relations council calls on the examiner to remove this graphic suggestive of violence immediately. preston is jewish examiner, you know, certainly doesn't advocate violence against any political figure. never has. we would never. condone or support or promote. such messaging. there is now an editor's note with an apology in the online version of the article, leadership in the city, whether in the media or in political circles or among advocates is about not fanning those flames of hate of political violence. the electronic edition of the examiner. with that image remains up. clint reilly, the examiners, publisher and editor tells me there are no plans to move. move it there, and he will not stop distribution of hard copies, he says. there will be another apology published in tomorrow's edition. mike early live tonight in san francisco. amber. thank you knew attend the santa clara county sheriff is investigating possible hate crimes. at three schools in saratoga. they say dolls with dark complexions were found h

national association of evangelicals, seventh day advent tis church, union of orthodox jewish congregations of america, council for christian colleges and universities, center for public justice, the campaign and institution of religious freedome alliance and the first amendment partnership. it is my hope that with the changes we've talked about today and we've all agreed to, we can pass the legislation with the same kind of overwhelming bipartisan majority we saw in the house of representatives. and therefore settle this issue once and for all. millions of american couples, including many in ohio, are counting on their elected representatives in congress to recognize and protect their marriage. to give them the peace of mind to know that their marriage is indeed protected and secure. we must not let them down. thank you and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: madam president, today the senate has a chance to live up to its highest ideals by taking up legislation take will protect the rights of all americans regardless of who they choose to marry. in many ways the story

association of evangelicals, seventh-day adventist church the union of orthodox jewish a congregationsf america, the councilor christian colleges and universities paid the center fo, republic justice, and campaign institutional religious freedom alliance and the first amendment partnership. it is my hope that the changes we have talked about today, and we've all agreed to, we can pass this legislation with the same overwhelming bipartisan we sell the house of representatives. settle this issue once and for all. millions of american couples includingre many in ohio are counting on their representatives to congress to recognize and protect their marriage free to give than the peace of mind to know their marriages indeed protected and secure. we must not let them down. thank you yield the floor. majority leader precooked madam presidento, today the senate has a chance to live up to its highest ideals by taking up legislation that will protect the rights of all americans regardless of who they choose to marry. in many ways the story of america has been a difficult but a march towards greater equality people. th

alyssa reed, from the seventh adventist church, from the orthodox jewish congregations, from a host of other organizations, the council of christian colleges and universities, the institutional religious freedom alliance, the center for justice and tim schultz of the first amendment partnership. we worked very closely with all of them. in closing, madam president, let me once again salute the let me subdue the leadership as senator baldwin as well as senator portman, senator tillis for their tireless efforts on this important legislation. let's do the right thing. let's vote to this bill let us pass it. i urge all of my senate colleagues to join me in supporting the respect for marriage act. thank you, madam president. broadband is a force for empowerment. that's why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, upgrading technology, and powering

jewish congregations. from a host of other organizations. the councilof christian colleges and universities, the institutional religious freedom alliance. the center for public justice and kim schultz of the first amendment partnership. we've worked very closely with all of them. in closing madam president, let me once again move the leadership of senator baldwin as well as senator portman, senator tillis and senator sinema for their tireless efforts on this important legislation . let's do the right thing. let's vote to proceed to this important bill and let us pass it. i urge all of my senate colleagues to join me in supporting the respect for marriage act. thank you madam president. >> i come to the floor today to talk about legislation that'sgoing to come before this chamber called the respect for marriage act . i hope the senate will consider this organization and pass it. marriage is really important in our society. it's a sacred bond to people make to each other. that represents a lifetime commitment of love and care in times good and bad and it'

during a security forum in the middle east , bahrain said the chairman of the council for national security of the european jewishtate, there is alkhuvata what missiles the adviser did not specify, but the israeli mass media inter in the information referring to the country's own sources in the government report that it can it is about ballistic missiles, at the same time, israeli journalists also reported that a representative of the foreign policy department of the jewish state , in a conversation with the deputy head of foreign affairs of russia, mikhail bogdanov, expressed a protest over the use of iranian drones by moscow during the war in ukraine, and that italy will continue to supply us with weapons next year as well this was said today by the minister of defense of the country hvidok rosetto, according to him, the government of georgi melani intends to extend the validity of the resolution of the previous government, mario drage, about supplying us with weapons; in addition, the head of the italian defense department also expressed the hope that the parliament would support this resolution in the same wa

national association of evangelicals, seventh day advent tis church, union of orthodox jewish congregations of america, council for christian colleges and universities, center for public justice, the campaign and institution of religious freedome alliance and the first amendment partnership. it is my hope that with the changes we've talked about today and we've all agreed to, we can pass the legislation with the same kind of overwhelming bipartisan majority we saw in the house of representatives. and therefore settle this issue once and for all. millions of american couples, including many in ohio, are counting on their elected representatives in congress to recognize and protect their marriage. to give them the peace of mind to know that their marriage is indeed protected and secure. we must not let them down. thank you and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: madam president, today the senate has a chance to live up to its highest ideals by taking up legislation take will protect the rights of all americans regardless of who they choose to marry. in many ways the story

human rights council so that they could not continue their behavior of destroying our greatest ally in the middle east. [cheers and applause] she and i created the african-american-jewishlition in the united states senate. and together together this month we declared the month of november, the month where we celebrate jewish american contributions to this nation because we understand that the power of our diversity is the strength of this great nation . and we must always stand up against every force that wants to divide us. and if we do our part, i believe that america's greatest days are without any question ahead of her. and the question i want to ask you is -- will you rise with me? will you rise with me and fight against anti-semitism wherever it raises as ugly head? will you rise with me every time you see racism and discrimination anywhere in our nation? i said, will you rise to the occasion and make sure every american knows that we are serious about who we are? [cheers and applause] will you rise up and make sure that we are counted in the fight? this is not about '22 or '24, this is about the very soul of america! i believe in this nation, because i have had

association of evangelicals, seventh-day adventist church, the union of orthodox jewish congregations of america, the councilfor christian colleges and universities, the center for public justice, the and campaign in this edition of religious alliance, and the first amendment partnership. it is my hope that with the changes we have talked about today and we've all now agree to, we can pass this legislation with the same kind of overwhelmed bipartisan majority we saw in the house of representatives. and, therefore, settle this issue once and for all. millions of american couples, including many in ohio, our county other elected representative in congress to recognize and protect their marriage. to give them the peace of mind to know that their marriage is indeed protected and secured. we must not let them down. thank you and i yield the floor. >> madam president, today the sin has a a chance to live upo its highest ideals by taking up legislation that will protect the rights of all americans regardless of who they choose to marry. in many ways the story of america has been a difficult but an execrable march t

in the jewish war veterans and served on the border of the west point jewish chapel fund on and the presidio and relations council and hiring our heroes job expo for military veterans and provide resources to veterans making the transition to civilian life. for his efforts he received a distinguished leadership award in 2018. him and his wife barbara live in west portal in district 7. they have three children and one a officer himself and one in san luis obispo and a third near by working at ucsf. they have grandchildren and i know he'sal activelied in their lives and regularly takes them to giant games and please join me celebrating the life and many contributions of this gentleman. [applause] >> thank you very much. i accept this recognition on behalf of the thousands of veterans in san francisco and the hundreds of thousands of veterans of our nation. two points i would make. our constitution which is the basis of our service has lots of words in it which are very nice words, goals in many cases, things that we promise to do but have not yet done. lots of room for advancement, improvement et cetera. the words

council culture. and so the opportunity now engage with kyrie, to sit down on the ground with the orthodox jewish and community and think about how we come together. that could be far more lasting and material than a simple apology. so i want to move the ball forward. i wan to bring our communities together. i think we have a chance to do that. but actions speak louder than words. so, we're going to see what happens in the days an weeks and months ahead. i will -- i will work with kyrie and with the nets. but if he goes sideways, adl will be the very first organization to speak out without hesitation. >> and what you said and it is important for everyone to remember, to really eradicate hate, it can't be just about punishment, it has to be about education and community and winning hearts minds as high fluting as that sounds, that is how we really eradicate hate in a real sense. >> you are totally right. i mean, we know that ignorance could contribute to anti-semitism. we know that sometimes mal intent could contribute to prejudice. but we're not going to penalize our way past prejudice. we have to pu

council? -it is, like, the secret-- well, then, who are they? i know. they're, like-- -i don't, though. -i know! -but i don't. -neither does anybody else! those jewish're swimming in that antisemitic land, right? you're a slave, you're a slave, you're a slave, you're all slaves! you say republicans on one side and... the devil on the other. are we talking metaphorical devil? like, oh, they do bad stuff? no, literally, you know, vampires drinking blood. i don't wanna nitpick here, but vampires tend to be eternally youthful. and i look at nancy pelosi, and she's a lot of things, but i guess i don't think vampire. somebody in her party definitely drinks blood. [jordan] wow, vampire jewish bankers was a lot to take in. i decided to change track. perhaps instead of politics, i could reach them the way every american reaches their family members at thanksgiving-- through sports. -you're a lions fan. -i am a lions fan. there's a lot of disappointment being a lions fan. especially this year. still, as a fan of something, you want them to win. absolutely. and then they let you down at the end. how do you deal with that heartbreak? i don't know. i just absorb

council meeting to discuss north korea's continued use of ballistic missiles. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewishtjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. tonight, we proved once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth but from the enduring power of our ideals. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our top story today: pakistan's former prime minister imran khan has survived a gun attack during a protest march. let's get more on that story now and speak to dr ayesha siddiqa, who is an author and expert on security and politics in pakistan. it is great to get you on the programme, dr siddiqa. ijust want to start by asking you your immediate reaction to the dramatic develop is that we have seen overnight of that shooting. trier? overnight of that shooting. very unfortunate. — overnight of that shooting. very unfortunate, because _ overnight of that shooting. - unfortunate, because pakistan has experience assassination of another leader in 2007, when benazir bhutto died, so this one is d

moderation council with actual authority to take down posts that are harmful to communities and will he take serious the message that we're sending not only from the african american community, jewish community, latino and lgbtq community because all communities are under direct threat. >> what assurances if any did he give you? >> well, the assurance for us what he's going to do over the next few hours in terms of the election integrity unit. will that unit stay intact and have the necessary tools to make sure misinformation about the upcoming election is not put on the twitter space. will he, in fact, empower a content moderation council with true authority and not just window dressing. those are clear indicators that is built an outcome from the conversation. it is great that he agreed to what we requested. now we are watch will see if he actually does it. >> you keep coming back to this issue of election denialism, misinformation related to elections and other issues. did anyone ask or did you talk about the former president trump coming back to twitter? >> well, we talked about those who have been removed from the platform making sure there's a thorough vetting before anyone i

jewish heritage. my people have been persecuted over the finish . the years. well, let me finish. let people know this counciluse jesus was thought to be a european figure and those who didn't fit in, who didn't conform, weren't quite good enough for the least in jesus. i embrace that. but the idea that in a trans body i think is just a digression from reality and irrelevant . i see your point, irrelevant. i see your point, but i don't agree. i it's terrible to say that cross has been as a european figure in europe. yes japan. he was portrayed as japanese in, china as in persia, as chinese. and in persia, persian local artists portray . persian local artists portray. what they that's what art what they know, that's what art is. not about kind of is. it's not about any kind of racism eurocentrism that's a racism or eurocentrism that's a nonsense. father ashenden nonsense. but to father ashenden , about this, this idea of , talk about this, this idea of a being or even getting to a trans being or even getting to the jesus, the creeds tell the real jesus, the creeds tell us jesus truly god us who real jesus is,

council meeting. time is 5 26. the brooklyn nets in the nba have not said whether they will rescind the suspension of their star kyrie irving after he apologized last night to the jewishnity, the brooklyn nets said called kyrie irving unfit to be a net and they suspended him without pay for at least five games before that suspension. carrie irving wouldn't apologize for promoting on social media of film that heavily criticized there was heavily criticized for having anti semitic views. he posted an apology on instagram last night . it read, in part, quote to all jewish families and communities that are hurt and affected by my post. i am deeply sorry to have caused you pain and i apologize well this coming sunday, the las vegas raiders will play the jacksonville jack. uars but so far, they haven't said how they will honor the life of ray guide. raiders star ray guy died yesterday. at the age of 72. he won three super bowls with the oakland and los angeles raiders . and he's the only ponder that's in the pro football hall of fame. they've been bumped. they've been curves, dif tours and bridges to cross along this journey. but i had finally made it. and as you see the la

day adventists church, the national association of evangelicals, the union of orthodox jewish congregations, the council for christian colleges and universities, the and campaign, the institutional religious freedom alliance, the center for public justice, and the first amendment partnership. madam president, every single one of these entities believes that marriage is between a man and a woman. every single one of them. they support the religious liberty provisions in the substitute because these provisions provide important safeguards against government retaliation as well as meaningful recognition of their beliefs embodied in public policy. prominent constitutional scholars agree. in a letter led by professor douglas laycock of the university of virginia school of law, four constitutional scholars who have long advocated for religious liberty concluded that the substitute amendment is, quote, an advance for religious liberty, end quote. they call it a good and important step for the liberty of believers to follow their traditional views of marriage. now, madam president, let me address some of the un