you mentioned immunization of an entire sector of american jewish society focusing on this so called new anti semitism. and then came the new anti semitism, which was the anti semitism relating to israel. what, what some of the said the israel became the queue of the nations in the same way that started for me. i know that if whatever was permitted for everybody else was not permitted to. now israel was single so many of the self appointed leaders of our community have been trying to equate the idea of supporting cost and human rights itself with anti semitism. this is about anti israel, anti semitic attitude, classic new anti semitism, but the stream left has a long history of anti semitism of, of anti is real hatred, how stupid they've been for all these years. voting for obama and other anti semites, slight unwillingness to grapple with palestinian offering is putting a lot of americans using are really dangerous inside positions. how far will jewish americans go in the effort to class pressure on israel? you know, how far will people go? it's hard to see how far they won't know i

society. the people coming from europe have come with an idea to create their own jewish communities. not simply to be part of a, an ottoman society. the by 1917, with the 1st world war, still raging ottoman society was on the brink of collapse. with britain, the leading world power itching to seize the ottomans era plans, including palestine, britons imperial, greed converged with scientist, ambition, or securing the support of wealthy european jews. so the british thought would boost their chances of victory. and once the war was won, a friendly jewish state planted in palestine would be a proxy for british rule and a buffer against arrow possibility. but the convergence went much deeper. british prime minister, david lloyd george and foreign secretary arthur balfour, were both christians, zionists, they understood a return of jews to a biblical homeland as a precondition for the 2nd coming of christ. when those who accepted jesus as the messiah ascended to heaven and those who didn't, most notably the jews were left to perish. push design as was a way to free europe of juice. so the

constituents whoever it was and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle is there to discipline british society. to make sure that no one can speak out in favor of the palestinians? no indeed. well, mean, have you noticed any changes in the jewish chronicle stance on israel since jake wallace simons became its editor in 2021? yes and no. mean, i would say that it has essentially continued on the same path under stephen pollard. and so in that respect, i would say that the labor designs have been maybe a little bit unfair on jake wallace. that you know he is really. down the same road as his predecessors, which is to say to become lead the paper to become more and more extremely zionist, more and more extremely anti-palestinian, more and more extremely racist racist, perhaps it just became too open and too obvious for them to be able to continue to support it, well david what about this this consortium bid to say the jewish chronicle in in 2020, mean? supported by some rather unsavery characters wasn't it and of course it was shrouded in mystery wasn't it too? it was well there was there were tw

israeli uh propaganda and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle is there to discipline. british society one can speak out in favor of the palestinians. we have lot more to cover today, but first let's just take moment to catch up on the latest headlines. hello everyone, welcome to the new section of this program. here we'll go over some important news headlines. mh news. iran to stand. by hisbollah until palestine liberation. brigadier general ismail goyani, the irgc quds force commander, offered condolences on the martidom of the former secretary general of lebanese hezballah resistant movement during visit to hezbollah office in tehran on sunday. in remarks during the visit, the irgc quds force commander hailed the leadership of hasan nasrullah over hizbullah, which lasted more than the past three decades, saying that nasa law enhanced hisb position to its apex. he noted. national law at the helm of hezballah made great achievement in fighting isole terrorism and the battle against the zianist enemy in 2006. general gaani also declared that iran will stand by hisbullah in the continua

constituence whoever it was, and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle, it's there to discipline uh british societythe palestinians, no indeed, well so i mean have you noticed any changes in the jewish chronicle stance on israel since jake wallace simons became it said in 2021, yes and no, i mean, i would say that it has essentially continued on the same path under stephen pollard, and so in that respect, i would say that the labor designs are being maybe a little bit unfair on jake wallason, that uh, you know, he is really carrying or down the same road as his predecessors, which is to say to become lead the paper to become more and more extremely zionist, more and more extremely anti-palestinian, more and more extremely racist. racist, perhaps it just became too open and too obvious for them to be able to continue to support it, well david, what about this? consortium bid to save the jewish the jewish chronicle in in 2020, i mean it was supported by some rather unsavy characters wasn't it, and of course it was shrouded in mystery wasn't it too, it was, well there was there were two different vers

israeli uh propaganda, and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle, it's there to discipline british society to make sure that no one can speak out in favor of the pas. palestine has risen from the ashes. the nation has gone a long way in its struggle against the occupation regime of israel from throwing stones to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support in this arduous journey. october 7th, 2023, defining moment in the history of the region, a breaking point, the day gaza broke free from its prison, natural response to decades of occupation and oppression. a meticulous operation, unmatched sophistication. it surprised israel, then shocked it, then rocked it. it brought to the foreground the plight of the forgotten, pipotal shift in the fight for freedom and dignity. it was in revenge for in. and blood, it was operation also, in the shadows of history, terror was born, legacy of fear that echoes. through the centuries, from the streets of paris to the battlegrounds of apartide, a fight for freedom. the struggle intensified and heroes were labeled as terrorists, and in gaza

constituence whoever it was, and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle, it's there to discipline british societyto make sure that no one can speak out in favor of the... no indeed, well, i mean, have you noticed any changes in the jewish chronicle stance on israel since jake wallace simons became its editor in in 2021? yes and no, i mean, i would say that it has essentially continued on the same path under stephen pollard, and so in that respect, i would say that the labor designs are being maybe a little bit unfair on jake walt, that uh, you know, he is really carrying or down the same road, as his predecessors, which is to say to become lead the paper to become more and more extremely zinanis, more and more extremely anti-palestinian, more and more extremely racist racist, perhaps it just became too open and too obvious for them to be able to continue to support it, well david, what about this um this consortium bid to save the jewish the jewish chronicle in in 2020, mean it was supported by some rather than sorry, very characters, wasn't it? and of course it was shrouded in mystery, wasn't it

israely uh propaganda, and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle, it's there to discipline uh british societyto make sure that no one can speak out in favor of the palestians. october 7th, 2023, a day the world will never forget, the day hamas, having had enough of the unprecedented crimes by the extreme zinanis cabinet let by nethnia launched the alexa flad operation. the zionist leaders of guard resorted to their usual tactic on gaza and discriminately bombing all residents including women and children gaza already known as the largest opener prison in the world was completely beseed on october 9th leading to one of the blodiest genocides in modern history. after several days of bomb in residential areas and the brutal killing of people, including an explosion at the baptist alahle hospital, israel finally launched a ground attack on october 27th. as october came to an end, netanyahu was completing his puzzle of crimes. now many children were looking to the sky, where instead of rain, bombs were following them.

israeli uh propaganda and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle, it's there to discipline uh british society

israeli uh propaganda and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle is there to discipline. uh uh british society to make sure that no one can speak out in favor of the palestinians. 30 years ago, on april 27th, 1994, after decades of armed resistance to end centuries of white minority rule, black south africans voted in the general elections for the first time, now these marked the official end of the evil apartide rule. during the initial struggle for emancipation. at first, nelson mandela and his fellow members of the african national congress used non-violent tactics like strikes and demonstrations to protest apartide, however, the... became frustrated at the lack of impact non-violence was having, so what was the trigger to armed resistance in south africa struggle against the apartide regime? it was the sharpvil massacre. this event of indiscriminate killing or injuring of at least 250 people on march 21, 1960 marked a significant turning point in anc's shift to armed resistance. the mas perpetrated by the apart regime pushed the anc towards the formation of an armed resistance movement. on

israeli uh propaganda and that that of course is the the function of the jewish chronicle is there to discipline uh uh british society to make sure that no one can speak out in favor of the palestinians. پدرم یه جنگ اعراب و اسرائیل رو همیشه. تو خونه روایت می کرد از ۶ ساله آرزو داشتم که اسرائیل رو نابود کنیم آره این بزرگترین آرزوی من بوده از کودکی یعنی این همیشه بام بوده استراتژی انقلاب اسلامی هم محو نابود یه رژیم جعلی صهیونیستی و انشاءالله تو این راه به شهادت برسید. that minds iran's latest retaliatory. response to israel was legitimate and lawful and the least punishment of the regime for its aggression. the top iranian diplomat is in lebanon for talks with top officials of it the ongoing israeli attacks on the arab country. and israel launches fresh air strikes on southern beirot using bunkerbuster bombs to hit the lebanese capital.

their own destiny, and i think in terms of the internal propagandizing of israeli society and of the sort of the world jewish diaspora, many of them zionists that look at israel as their kind of last resort homeland, i think they'd like to look at it like the the masters of their own destiny, but in many ways the sustainability of their existence in the region. really depends on the support by the united states uh in their european partners. well, i'm afraid that's all we got time for today, so thanks for watching and thank you to our guest patrick hanning and of course our resident expert professor david miller. you can follow the show on facebook, twitter and telegram where we post regular clips and updates, and if you're dismed by the corporate media churning out relentless misinformation about palestine, just share our content on your social media platforms to provide an antidote to that prozionist propaganda. so until next time when i hope you'll join us again on palestine classified. this is... what saying bye for now, firstly i want to tell the journalists who want to report from the frontlines that t

fact that fascism has grown to blow so dramatically so deeply in there is that a society that has something to that every jewish person and this would be what it about. how do you see a future where, what, how mos did what, how much stood for, doesn't become a celebration in the future for, for policy. is it that all of palestine doesn't become what, how mosse, you know, it hasn't. how mazda achieved its goals of, of securing itself so deeply in the palestine story, given what israel has done. now, that it's very hard to separate those in the future, or are there palestinians, if somehow, can carve a different, different course in the future? to my dear friend, you understand that the 1st thing that nathaniel how did in the beginning, on the 8th of october, was to start to buy demonizing mass. and then using that to demonize, all of us to use to justify his that to us. it is against every palestinian child, woman and man in such a head, a hold of believe me, this classification of people after it is something that is totally unacceptable to me. and there, let me remind you that nelson mandela, who became presid

society. screw your facts and your experts and your weather forecasts because we know it's the jewish space steering the hurricane or what have you. >> and let me read for you. this is something i want your thought on as you mentioned it. the fact he would talk about his extreme intentions. and he and his allies have said that the threats to the prosecutors shouldn't be taken literally. but the new york times, they note as trump tried repeatedly to use the powers of the federal government to investigate, you know, his perceived enemies. he wanted to go after hillary clinton. he wanted to go after james comey. he fired james comey. and the list is long of the examples of trump wanting to go after. >> yeah, even in that interview where he's like you're not really going to go after your critics? yes, i am. no one says that. he'll say enemies, foreign and domestics, especially those. and even the other day, he said you know, the american, he's planning to go after whatever that looks like. maybe that's protesters. maybe that's opinion columnists. we don't know. but he's definitely made his intentions ve

society. oh, screw your facts and your experts in your weather forecasts, because we know it's the jewish space laser steering the hurricane, or what have you. >> this is something i want to get your thoughts on, because you mentioned it about the fact that he, you know, talks about his extreme intentions. he and his allies and said that his threats to prosecute his rivals should be taken literally, but the new york times notes that his president trump tried repeatedly to use the powers of the federal government to investigate, you know, has perceived enemies, he said he wanted to go after hillary clinton, he wanted to go after james comey, the fire james comey. the list is long of examples of trump wanting to go after. >> even in that sean hannity interview where he said you're not really go go out after critics. and he's like, yes, i can. no one even says that. he says enemies foreign and domestic, and especially those leftist. even the other day, he is planning to go after whatever that looks like. be that as protesters, maybe that is opinion columnist, we don't know. but he's definitely mad

and that is part of a tactic to blame the jewish people and other potential scapegoats for not only his loss but the broader challenges, broader -- in society, the core authoritarian and core fascist tactic. so, we need to understand that. and it can't be considered partisan to call that out and name it. it is not about liberal versus conservative, democrat versus republican. it's about fundamental safety of the jewish community, of so many other communities, and the core tenets of democracy. >> let me ask you about that safety because we have reported on this show several times, just one example, about the amount of money that synagogues in the united states are having to spend on safety and security, the kinds of threats they get, the phone calls they get, the danger that they see. so, when you hear something like this, does your experience tell you that words do have a real world impact and it is dangerous? >> absolutely. we see firsthand how this, sort of, increasingly normalized rhetoric, the anti-semitic, anti-immigrant, racist, white supremacist rhetoric and the conspiracy theories at their core lead directly to real world violence.

society. and the only way they could survive is to create the endless insight and independence on fourths of their own. history will not go for the jewish people, another child that then yahoo, the name, his father, adopted upon arriving in palestine founding the item. we could 17 glucose pots of these natural political hope as a student to the us. then a soldier in the east, the army, and finally, a politician. assisted that's security comes only by force is while the car has to be to keep it as i say. yet his political career flies on each side of us, executed to the successive elections in body, became during moments of collective fear and on saturdays did not a to bite public standing in the box. and adams said he's paid lip service to peace while if intended to seek it shortly after his best election as easily prime minister in 1996. he flew to the us for a show down president clinton about the also called agree between the site and the palestinian liberation organization. but the police and once the team to abide by the deal, he wants a deposit and i'm the leader of years later he told president obama 3 springs that he wouldn't fr

society. we like democracy, you know, why think democracy is important and they don't value it. >> what did you think jewishesterday and kamala harris planted a tree. j.d. vance at the national mall speaking at a valley rally there what was your response? how important is that to you? >> i really appreciates it it's important to acknowledge what happened on october 7th was a massacre in a massive, massive terror attack. so the fact that some people are celebrating it and saying that it's really a protest but israel didn't even respond on october 7th, is just so shocking to me and so seeing that our leaders aren't doing that is really, really important. >> it's hard to watch them celebrate when we know some people lost their lives. there is the video of trump going to this holy, considered one of the holiest sights for jewish individuals in the world and spending time with rabbis and different jewish leaders. it was really moving. some of my jewish friends were sending me the compilation of people lost lives that day sending home to mom and dad. i love you, comb home for me. just outside the door breaks your

and the democratic society, freedom of speech and what we see is a complete opposite and you see these groups terrorizing students on campus preventing contrary views in this case jewishlebanon, ghana lebanon with rockets and missiles on the anniversary of october 7 attack, hezbollah rockets also hitting haifa the third-largest city for the first time the israeli military deployed a new division of soldiers to the ground offensive instead of lebanon increasing the personnel but it looks like israel has stopped sharing information with the united states, the u.s. claims it was surprised when israel conducted the devices and pager attacks on the terrorist fighters, what are you thoughts in terms of how this relationship changes, should kamala harris win versus trump? >> i think if we ever trump when will go back to a clear american diplomatic and security posture that our friends and foes in the region will have a much clearer sharper understanding and i think we might see the beginning going back to a sense of normalcy in the region and rejoin with our partners most notably saudi arabia which is been alienated since day one since biden personally i think that is first

fronts has a large jewish muslim population, one year after october, 7th authorities that are increasingly concerned about the divisions that as well as one, gaza, is creating in society latasha butler reports from powers the dispute interrupted between false and israel, earlier this week of, to the french president said country should stop sending weapons, days, ro, comments, these really point minister courts shameful. this is you will see that quickly on we try to be consistent. and when we also cease fires as we dump the goals and 11 on, we try not to offer a ceasefire while continuing to deliver weapons of war and the city food with the community. that is, i'm going to give it a bit to call them tensions. a manual my call late to told benjamin netanyahu the phones is committed to israel security policy. it has been a balancing act for my call, particularly because problems is home to the biggest yours and mostly in communities in europe and officials are concerned both about rising is on the said, yes, i'm done to services and he'd come home safe one. it was awful, judy, i just worried about the growing divisions in front. she's produced, the pulled cost about ho

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jewish professionals have been shunned by their peers and the campuses are crazy. so we really need to recognize there no silver bullet. we need a whole of society approach that looks at businesses, elected officials, and ultimately leaders need to lead i hear you agreeing i agree. >> this is a bittersweet day for me, john, as i mentioned to you, because 50 years ago october 7, last year my my youngest my oldest son was born. he's 51 today. happy birthday, brian, but what's so sad about the today is that so many in that women's intelligence unit that you were just talking about, it now there's will never see their 50th or 51st birthdays and what happened in israel was a total tragedy, a heinous act, and we cannot forget that as we think about some of the reactions here today is going to be a tough day on college campuses. i think jonathan would agree with that. and by the way adl is a fabulous institution and you're a great leader and then the things you're talking about matter directly to everyone in the united states and the quality of life we lead here. >> so much of your congressional life and then post a russian ally focused on internationa

jewish high school showing that he is really army. and i had many friends from my summer camp news group to join the army as well. the part of the coming part of is really, society is to join the military. when i was in high school, i told my parents, i don't even need to apply to college because i'm gonna just join the is really military and make of the living as well. i honestly have self for many years that i fit in better and is rarely society than i do in american society. even before i moved there and i wanted to defend what i saw as my country. so when i enlisted, i was a my gift, which is a heavy machine gun nest during my basic and advanced training, and then they put me on a light machine gun. we were training for training for strategy to conquer hilltops and congress open spaces. one week was focused on urban warfare in close quarters and that was simulated in what looked like air of housing. after the 7 months of our training, we were in deployed to the west bank, the, our missions included working in 2 different check points. patrolling villages on foot in full gear and bullet proof vests. we would go into apartment buildings, go up to the roof and

hateful acts and rhetorict targeting jewish communities isn't just an unfortunate trend that is going to go away. its a direct threat to everything we stand for as a societyr, the only way to fight this evil is through consequences, real, tangible, undeniable consequences. h doesn't go away on its own. atred -- hatred doesn't go away on its own. it festers, grows come in multiplies like a cancer. antisemitism is a cancer when anti-semites are allowed to spew their venom without repercussions, they feel emboldened, they see silence as validation and inaction as a green light. we say no. if you spread hate, there is a price to pay. and thats where stop and i semitism comes in. w--stop antisemitism cos in. we hold jew haters accountable. in just one year, stopand i semitism -- stopantisemitism has ensured 200 and i somewhat -- 200 anti-semites face consequences including aests, job firings, school suspension, and governmentacenters. i'm an immigrant from the former soviet union. my family escaped when i was five years old. the rampant anti-semitism and its people sister -- people sister socialism to come to america. sadly, it is failing us here 40 years late

jewish democratic group, trying to convince jews to vote. harris, i think everyone understands the threat. >> that donald trump poses to democracy, which matters deeply. jews only survive and thrive in societys that protect minority communities. and he has attacked every minority community. >> daniel weiss is her cousin and isn't yet convinced. >> i don't think either candidate really has come out and said what i want to here. >> he met us with ten-year-old son, marley at the jewish deli, jaime's of philly institution maybe whatever mile down the road is a synagogue that my children passed twice a day on their boss and on two separate occasions within a month, someone decided to draw swats ago on the side of the seneca jewish democrats are up with this ad. we do have a champion a partner, and a defender of our community our freedom and our values in kamala harris will trying to sway voters like judy and harry wilner if she was here right now, we were having a cup of coffee. i would say so what what's going to be the especially the anti-semitism. >> it's scaring the heck out. i am totally undecided. >> why are you so undecided i don't trust either candidate i am very concerned, of course isr

society is being moving steadily to the right in the press on the government headed by benjamin netanyahu, is the most right, tween the most masonic, the most expansionist, the most addressing. the jewish supremacy is government, israel's entire history. and the result of having this masonic government power is what we have seen the treasure deal for guns. and then the expansion off of the boeing does up to the from average lame officer historian. thank you very much for joining us and for your contribution to this program today on l 0. the still ahead on else as you are, we are live in the room where israel has carried out a major air strikes. targeting, what it says is the intelligence headquarters of hezbollah is also launched out the largest. they are striking the occupied west bank and more than 20 years. we'll have that and the rest of the news the had a lie. then let's have a look at whether across europe as we in the week. and it suddenly looking like a feel good friday for the northwest, some good high pressure in charge because west and areas. so lots of sunshine and fine and dry skies. yes, we could see some foggy and misty mornings with some lower temperatures across places

society which should be protected by international law. that was the less than after the 2nd world war. never again should be type and by the people are general side like the jewish people. it's happening now with the policy and people never again should the armed parties of a conflict on a hor be allowed to attack similarly, instructors and hospitals, and it's happening in full day life. so this will have major history go implications if the international community don't step up now and stuff is rep. okay, a doctor. how's gilbert? thank you. you were joining us from terms on our way. we appreciate your speaking to us on alda 0 or thank you. now is there any and media are reporting that to military personnel were killed in an is really attack on sites across the iran is really army says the strikes were in response to missile strikes by to her on earlier this month. but it, ron said that attack was retaliation for an assassination on a rainy and territory on july 31st. so overnight they is really military carried out what is called targeted and precise strikes against military targets to ron says the strikes were intercepted. i'm only cause minor damage. commerci

jewish community. you know, of --. so you have no problem other --, but i, for instance, i was born in israel the 1970s. i grew up in the eighties and nineties in a very homophobic society. and i wasn't born tel aviv. i was born in a small suburb of haifa. and i didn't know anybody who was gay. and this is dispersed minority most boys are not born to a gay family in a gay community. sometimes it happens, but it's very rare. so the name, the first question you encounter is, how do i find the others? and a question the -- don't to deal with, but gay people had to deal with throughout history. and then the internet along and to a large extent solve the problem that suddenly became very easy, or at least much easier than before to find each other. so, you know, i often criticize. and in the book there was a lot of criticism of of information technology and social, but they also have enormous positive could extinguish the light of the universe but good for the gays. all right. thank you. if you could, one other species of human that is extinct, which one would you bring back and for what purpose? i think it would be very bad for i mean, the way that our species treat ourselv