jewish national council, the jewish national council, as it was called, became an important factor in, let's say, the solution or finding a model of involvement of the jewish community, the minority to political, social life in the state, and let's say, here the experiences of, let's say, both states were a little different, the perception was a little different, but the movement was in the same direction and it was extremely, it was extremely important, so in fact those differences, those political changes. without a doubt then, especially in the context of the stormy events of the 19-20th years, they made themselves known, because there were different models, different visions, the solution, in particular, of foreign policy issues, of course , was problematic for the people of galicia after a long war with the polish state, to seek an understanding with the poles, of course for er , central and eastern ukraine, we say so, eastern ukraine for the ukrainian people's republic, it was problematic to see any partner or ally in the bolsheviks. and under such circumstances those difference

jewish people throughout the world. we observe an alarming surge in anti-semitism and even violence against jews and israelis following the bloody events of the october 7 massacre. today , the national security councilo exercise extreme caution when traveling anywhere. we know that jewish communities and their institutions are israeli. the national security council calls on all israelis to seriously consider whether they really need to go anywhere at such a dangerous time. so , no, it’s not only necessary to issue strange recommendations regarding trips to dagestan, starting with france, germany, america, england. with all of them held by countries that hate great britain, from scotland to ireland. we live in a terrible time, in a terrible time, we must understand , and of course, i’m finishing, i give the floor to leoniduvich, this address from the head of hesbolah, hassan nasraly, about how he defines the states is not scary, after all these long years when they tried to convince the whole world that this entity called israel is a state of the rule of law, humanity and democracy. all this turned out to be a lie. we have witnessed the victims, men and women, innocent civilians, gaz children, reveal

and secretary of state and senators and doing as much media, created a campaign with the national council for jewish women for people to write to their elected officials and asked my cousin to put together a guard of mothers, like a small protest outside one of the main government military being -- buildings in tel aviv to raise their voices for the return of the hostages so we keep it top of mind at all time. >> sandra: abbey, as we try to understand the condition the hostages in when they are turned over and obviously respecting your privacy and the kids and everything they are going through, the world does need to know what is happening and how they are being treated. it is being reported now that while many of the hostages appeared to be physically stable when they were turned over, it is estimated that most lost up to 15% of their body weight while in captivity. some were even showing signs that they were afraid to raise their voices after their stay with the terrorists. is there anything you want to tell us or share us about their time in captivity that you've learned so far? >> so far we know

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

council meeting in denver. why? they didn't want the jewish national fund to hold a conference in the city.ivist compared denver's hosting the group to hosting a fund raidser for nazi germany. okay, that doesn't make any sense. meanwhile the political fallout for biden on this issue among young people continues. citing both the bad economy and biden's foreign policy, voters ages 18 to 34 are turned off by what the white house has done far left which turned out big for biden in 2020 has done a full on embrace in some cases of hamas caught off guard by comments like. this if hamas is a terrorist organization then idf is a tears organization. idf is a bigger terrorist organization if you ask me. >> you believe the israeli retaliation to the hamas attack is -- >> -- what would you say to those who say hamas provoked this. >> that's absolutely lies. there is no evidence that hamas attacked. >> israel killed their own people? >> absolutely. >> my next guest went viral for own speech calling israel's response a genocidal attack on gaza. joining me now dr. cornel west, 2024 independent presidential

council, i know all about this stuff, when i ran national economic council, about islamophobia. comprehensive, this and that, protect muslims, okay, fine. where is the interagency group to protect jewishident biden wants to create a moral sense of equality, he talks about anti-semitism in the same breath, talks about anti-islam and arab at attitudes t that -- is a myth there is known on college campuses. i know no place where a supporter of hamas has been assaulted eit is all directed against jews, there is pro-islamic and pro-hamas and pro-arab attitudes on college campus, i have a book coming out, war against the jews. it was originally war against israel, but it is clear, that this is an international war against the jews, and it is waged by wake progressive young people. the modern day version of hitler's youth, remember hitler came to power as start of students out of munich. and we should not do what some people say, they are only students, they are young and naive, no, students have caused some of the greatest blood baths in the world, today hitler youth on the campuses in the world, are turning on jews, and we have to focus on that problem, not a nonexisting problem of i of is

jewish faith. >> the first thing i would say is the council of church in the nation's is not ecumenical. that is an important point. what brings us together is the fact we are all represent religious communities of different faith obviously but we come around the table it's not me and my faith against you in your faith but it is us together of people of faith against the challenges people face in ukraine or in the world relations the government and everything else this is what keeps us together it's the glue that keeps us together we are a real nongovernmental organization. we didn't start out that way but in 2003 and especially 2004 the council understood our power by being a nongovernmental organization for that is why our power base not with being controlled or cause eight governmental which we were before we need to have organization that god were successful in doing that. thus the success and the power of the council. living in ukraine i am an american citizen. i'm there since 1989. so i witnessed ukraine going through the throes of independence the beginning of the '90s i would say

>> we have listened to staff members here at the national security council and across the administration from all different communities, from the jewishommunity, from the muslim community, palestinian arab community. we are listening to everybody. because they all have a view and we respect that and want to hear their thoughts. >> now president biden is talking about possibly placing conditions on aid to israel. >> i think that worthwhile thought. >> officials argue that's not a change in policy. >> what he also said, right after acknowledging that it was a worthwhile thought was that the approach he has chosen to take so far has produced results and outcomes. president biden's focus today the economy. >> as a share of earnings this thanksgiving, dinner was the fourth cheapest ever on record. i want you all to know that. >> inflation is up 17%. officials maintain they are making progress. >> why do you think it is when you say the economy is improving and president biden says the economy is improving, that a majority of americans outside of this building are not buying it? >> so, here's the thing. when we walked into this administrati

council, i know all about this stuff when i ran the national economic council. it is about islamophobia. comprehensive this and that, protect muslims, okay, fine, where is the interagency group to protect jewisho are in greater danger today? >> president biden wants to create kind of a moral sense of equality. he always talks about anti-semitism and in the same breadth talks about anti-islam and anti-arab attitudes on college campuses. that is a myth there is no anti-arab or muslim attitudes on college campus. i don't know an incident of where member of hamas has been assaulted. it is all directed against jews. there is pro-is lame mick, pro-hamas, pro-arab attitudes on university campuses. they borrowed my title, i have another book coming out in another month called war against the jews. it was originally war against israel. it is clear this has become an international war against the jews. it is being waged by woke progressive, young people, modern-day version of hitler's youth. he started with students in munich. stalin came to power. the ayatollahs came to power as a result of students. we didn't do what some people said, they're only students. they're young, they're naive. no, students

we have listened to staff members here at the national security council and across the administration from all different communities, from the jewishmunity, palestinian community. we listen to everybody. they all have a view and want to hear their thoughts. the president continues to work this issue very hard. from the president's perspective and you heard him talk about this a little bit yesterday, what we've been doing is having respects. israel needs to defend itself against a truly genocidal threat that hamas poses. we're going to continue to give them the tools and the capabilities to go after that threat as well as lessons learned from our own experience in urban warfare. we're also working very, very hard as we've been talking about the last few minutes to get hostages out, americans out, 850 americans have been aable to leave thanks to our leadership and getting the humanitarian assistance in. we're producing results and urging the israelis very stridently to be as careful as they can. >> martha: is the white house okay with the plan after the next couple days for israeli to go back to its bombing campaign to eradicate hama

officials at the national council of resistance of iran meetings in new york city and also a jewish group in chicago. last year the feds busted up an iranian plot to assassinate john bollton and tear rain has threatened the lives of former top federal u.s. officials. >> it is important for americans to understand that even before this conflict, we're dealing with an adversary that just in the past couple years has tried to kill a former u.s. national security advisor on u.s. soil, tried to kidnap and kill an american journalist smack in the middle of new york city, conducted a cyberattack against a children's hospital, and tried to interfere in the last presidential election as ratcliffe and i called out. >> there are fears hezbollah could strike because that's been heightened by the increased number of illegal aliens and immigrants caught at the southern border. those who have been on the department of homeland security terror watch list. so far this year this fiscal year, 160 have been nabbed. four iranians were caught and special interest aliens. no public confirmation any of them coul

jewish council for affairs. thanks to the program. guest: thanks for having me. host: can you talk about your organization and how you're funded. guest: jcpa is a 80-year-old jewish national organization founded specifically because we understand jewish safety is best and strongest in communities that are pluralistic and in which we're fighting against hate against jews and all people, particularly in this moment we are very focused on protecting and advancing democracy and not only fighting anti-semitism but how it connects to other forms of hate at this moment and right now given the surge in extremists following october 7, we know this mission is more crucial than ever. 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 cidents across the u.. here it is, a tol of 300 12 anti-semitic incidents recorded betw

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

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. >> jewish community relations council of the bay area ceo tyler gregory and oakland's temple beth abraham, rabbi marc blum were in d.c. they said seeing celebrities nationalers and so many others stand together against anti-semitism helped bring a much needed feeling of community. >> as a jew, i have felt very alone in the last several weeks, since october seventh. and i think israel as a nation has felt very alone. so coming to this rally today really made me feel less alone. and it certainly made my israeli cousins, friends, family feel less alone. >> berkeley's aaron cotler was also in d.c. rallying for the return of his friend hirsh goldberg. poland and other hostages taken in october. >> there are at least 240 hostages that we know of from 33 different countries and nationalities across religions and ranging in age from eight months to 85 years old. and i think the march today is about showing that while we as a community are concerned about hate and fear and anti-semitism, we're not scared. >> rallies and protests continue in favor of israel as well as in favor of a cease fire in gaza, like at the federal building in oakland monday night. gregory sa

jewish communities. meanwhile iran continues to be the orchestrate tour of mayhem in the region, largely without any consequence from the u.s. joining us mr. rob greenway who served on the national security councilnd a senior officer with the defense intelligence agency and the u.s. army special forces veteran. thank you so much for joining us. is this becoming a west versus arab persian war or can it remain a war against terrorist who happen to be had children. >> thank you. for having me on. i think there's an opportunity for opponents and we seen this attempt before. it has failed and if we are careful we can focus on the segment and the biggest problem which is a terrorist themselves and the sponsors behind them. you name them just a moment ago that is tehran. if we are successful at holding tehran accountable i think we can focus ourselves and the israelis on the terrorist is a problem and not allow this to escalate into something that is a clash between civilizations. >> we heard from the head of hezbollah who blamed the u.s. and israel for the war and he also claimed he was just as surprised as the rest of us and he claimed iran had nothing to do with it. you are the expert i am not i fin

. >> jewish community relations council of the bay area ceo tyler gregory and oakland's temple beth abraham, rabbi marc blum were in d.c. they said seeing celebrities nationalrs and so many others stand together against anti-semitism helped bring a much needed feeling of community. >> as a jew, i have felt very alone in the last several weeks, since october 7th, and i think israel is a nation has felt very alone. so coming to this rally today really made me feel less alone. and it certainly made my israeli cousins, friends, family feel less alone. >> berkeley's aaron cotler was also in d.c. rallying for the return of his friend hirsh goldberg. poland and other hostages taken in october. >> there are at least 240 hostages that we know of from 33 different countries and nationalities across religions and ranging in age from eight months to 85 years old. and i think the march today is about showing that while we as a community, we are concerned about hate and fear and anti-semitism, we're not scared. >> rallies and protests continue in favor of israel as well as in favor of a cease fire in gaza, like at the federal building in oakland monday night. gregory say

threatening the jewish people all over the world an alarming surge in anti-semitism and even incidents of violence against jews and israelis after the massacre. today the national security councilwe know that they need to go somewhere at such a dangerous time. so it’s not only necessary to issue strange recommendations regarding trips to dagestan. she. from france, germany, america, england, with all the countries they hold that hate great britain, starting from scotland and ending with ireland and wales. we live in terrible times. after all these long years of trying to convince the world that this entity called israel is a state of the rule of law, humanity and democracy. all this turned out to be true. lies, we have witnessed the victims, men and women, innocent civilians, children of the gazans, reveal the truth about this barbaric regime supported by the western media the united states, as well as the hypocrisy of the united states. from day one, biden has been claiming to talk to the israelis about humanitarian issues, about civilians, all claims are false. months of gaza and the people of gaza have suffered the brunt of barbaric, ferocious, terrible, merciless aerial bom