mastermind of the jewish state manifesto, herzel and his book for zionism for traditional jews is just like judah hanasi and his book mishna, the first section of the talmut. in whatever society we were in, tried with complete sincerity to integrate with that. in our social life and harmonize with them and at the same time preserve the faith of our ancestors, but we were not allowed. over the next two years, about 20,00 more jews immigrated to palestine under the ottoman empire, and unfortunately, it's obvious that they still did not benefit from the lands and were considered guests. the unrecognized jews, while living on the outskirts of arab cities, continued to own cities and choose names for their cities, but only in their dreams. for example, in 1909, nahem sakalo. used the name tel aviv instead of the promised land in his translation of herzel's book, it meant the spring hill. for our dreams to come true, maybe we had to start with naming those dreams. in all those years of displacement, we dreamed about a land that could be called homeland. the population of the jews that comprised 8% of t

mastermind of the jewish state manifesto, herzel and his book for. ism for traditional jews is just like judah hanasi and his book mishna, the first section of the tellment. in whatever society we were in, we tried with complete sincerity to integrate with that society in our social life and harmonize with them and at the same time. the faith of our ancestors, but we were not allowed, over the next two years, about 20,00 more jews immigrated to palestine under the ottoman empire, and unfortunately, it's... it's obvious that they still did not benefit from the lands and were considered guests. the unrecognized jews, while living on the outskirts of arab cities, continued to own cities and choose names for their cities, but only in their dreams. for example, in 1909, nahem sakalo used the name tel aviv instead of the promised land, in his translation of herzel's book. it meant the spring hill. for our dreams to come true, maybe we had to start with naming those dreams. in all those years of displacement, we dreamed about a land that could be called homeland. the population of the jews that compr

of the jewish estate manifesto. herzzel and his book for zionism for traditional jews is just like judahtwo years, about 20,00 more jews immigrated to palestine under the ottoman empire, and unfortunately, it's obvious that they still did not... benefit from the lands and were considered guests, the unrecognized jews, while living on the outskirts of arab cities, continue to own cities and choose names for their cities, but only in their dreams. for example, in 1909, nahem sakalo used the name tel avive, instead of the promised land, in his translation of herzel's book. meant the spring hill. for our dreams to come true, maybe we had to start with naming those dreams. in all those years of displacement, we dreamed about a land that could be called homeland. the population of the jews that comprised 8% of the total population was one of the factors that helped england seriously intervene in ottoman affairs at the... end of the first world war, taking advantage of the ottoman's weakness, britain divided the levant into the countries of jordan, lebanon, palestine and syria. may god bless th

hertzzel and his book for zionism for traditional jews is just like judah hanasi and his book mishna,ot benefit from the lands and were considered guests. the unrecognized jews, while living on the outskirts of arab cities, continue to own cities and choose names for their cities, but only in their dreams. for example, in 1909, nahem sakalo used the name tel aviv instead of the promised land, in his translation of herzel's book, it meant the spring hill. for our dreams to come true, maybe we had to start with naming those dreams in all those years of displacement, we dreamed about a land that could be called homeland. and the population of the jews that comprised 8% of the total population was one of the factors that helped england seriously intervene in ottoman affairs. at the end of the first world war, taking advantage of the ottoman's weakness, britain divided the levant into the countries of jordan, lebanon, palestine and syria. may god bless the soul of churchill. he was the secret actor of that complicated story, and one of the few good children of jesus of nazareth. he spoke h

there's so rise, like lot of the reason, lot of times the lines of judah, the lines of as well, the ladies and gentlemen, the men and women of the idea of, to come from every corner of this valley societies that we have visited, every color, every creed left their lights, religious and secular, all are imbued within dom little spirit of the maccabees. the legendary joys warriors of antiquity with us today is this here light or the father of one of those maccabees. this is father escaped the holocaust and found refuge in america. as a young man, you feel moved to his room and raise a family of 8 children, named his eldest son, marcia. after his late father, moshe became an exemplary officer and one of our lead commander units. he served with distinction for 2 decades, while raising 6 beautiful children of his own. on october 7th, my share of volunteer to return to come back. 4 weeks later, he was killed when a booby trap mind exploded in a total shaft. right next to a mosque. and his sons funeral, your seal said this if the state of israel had not been established after the holocaust, the i

this is the moment judah bergman says he saw a fireball shoot across the sky in new jersey. >> it was long and really, really fast. looked like a flaming long rod or something like on fire and flying through the sky. >> nasa now confirming a fireball flew over the new york city area yesterday morning. a small meteor traveling 38,000mph and something. >> when it's moving that fast of course, heats up and it begins to ablate you know, just like a spacecraft reentering the atmosphere. and it produces a lot of light and it generates what we call fireball. >> nasa says the meteor originated above new york city and passed over the statue of liberty before disintegrating above new jersey. >> you expect to see a meteor at night, not during the day. so this was a rare daylight fireball. >> although bergman didn't hear a loud boom when he saw the fireball, others did. stephen bradley was with his cat and dog. >> it was the initial boom. and then like less than a second after that, there was a tremble of the house. i have a dog, a golden retriever and a cat, both of which the golden retriever ju

—— lions of judah, lions of israel! of israeli society, every ethnicity, every colour, every creed. left and right, religious and secular, all are imbued with the indomitable spirit of the maccabees, the legendaryjewish warriors of antiquity. with us today the father of one of those maccabees. his father escaped the holocaust and found refuge in america for that as a young man he moved to israel and raise a family of eight children. he named his eldest son after his late father. he became an exemplary officer in one of our elite commando units. he served with distinction for two decades while raising six beautiful children of his own. 0n beautiful children of his own. on october seven he volunteered to 0ctober seven he volunteered to return to combat. four weeks later he was killed when a booby—trapped mind exploded in a tunnel shaft right next to a mosque. at his son's funeral he said this," if the state of israel had not been established after the holocaust the image and graves in our collective memory would have been

so you're watching the moment that judah bergman, who apparently has a camera installed in the cornerice. okay, judah saw the fireball shoot across the sky in new jersey. >> it was long and really, really fast. looked like a flaming long rod or something like on fire and flying through the sky. >> you expect to see a meteor at night? not during the day. so this was a rare daylight fireball. >> all these people with phones and no one got video of it. >> not one? >> >> it was going fast. >> okay, 38,000 miles an hour. apparently it went right over the statue of liberty. can you believe this? what a weird thin. i know it really reminds you of how small we are and how little we have to do with anything. okay? but everything's fine. >> all right. well, new at six. the politician with bay area ties set to run for california. lieutenant governor. >> california senate race will be a big race to watch this november. which candidate is surprisingly outraising his opponent and the local baseball star that set a record at i love you. [vo]: and bravery. you got this. [vo]: all in the life... i lov

roden also founded the israeli firm hets ventures with israeli intelligence officer judah telv. israel donated 349 to mps and 4.5 million. million pounds to labor in 2023 alone. he also, at the last minute, gave £900, to the labor party just before the elections. israel lobbist jonathan goldsteen a co-owner of chelsea fc who funded david lamy's failed meril run, has hosted kierstama in a box at stanford bridge during the gazza genocide. he is pictured here with then israeli minister of strategic affairs ghalad iran a meeting in. 2017 to work on supporting israel in britain. starmer's labor party will continue its rendevu with israel lobbiists while in power. what will the lobby expect in return for the support it gave the party before it reached downing street. joining me in the studio as usual is our residence expert and eminent scholarly critic of israel david miller. david's a senior research at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul sam university and he's co-director of the lobbing watch dock spinwatch. today's. guest is one of our regular contributors, he's the

the lions of a, the lions of israel -- of judah, the lions of israel. ladies and gentlemen, the men and women of the i.d.f. come from every corner of israeli society. every ethnicity, every color, every ceed -- creed. left and right, religious and secular. all are imbued with the indomitable spirit of the maccabees, the legendary jewish warriors of antiquity. with us today is the father of one of those maccabees. his father escaped the holocaust and found refuge in america. as a young man, he moved to israel and raised a family of eight children. he named his eldest son after his late father. moshed became an exemplary officer in one of our elite commander units. he served with distinction for two decades. while raising six beautiful children of his own. on october 7, he volunteered to return to combat. four weeks later, he was killed when a boobie trap mine exploded in a tunnel shaft right next to a mosque. at his son's funeral, his father said this. if the state of israel had not been established after the holocaust, the image engraved in our collecti

this is the moment judah bergman says he saw a fireball shoot across the sky in new jersey. >> it wasy, really fast. looked like a flaming long rod or something like on fire and flying through the sky. >> nasa now confirming a fireball flew over the new york city area yesterday morning. a small meteor traveling 38,000mph and something. >> when it's moving that fast of course, heats up and it begins to ablate. you know, just like a spacecraft reentering the atmosphere. and it produces a lot of light and it generates what we call fireball. >> nasa says the meteor originated above new york city and passed over the statue of liberty before disintegrating above new jersey. >> you expect to see a meteor at night, not during the day. so this was a rare daylight fireball. >> although bergman didn't hear a loud boom when he saw the fireball, others did. stephen bradley was with his cat and dog. >> it was the initial boom. and then, like less than a second after that, there was a tremble of the house. i have a dog, a golden retriever and a cat, both of which the golden retriever jumped out of h

the lions of a, the lions of israel -- of judah, the lions of israel. ladies and gentlemen, the men and women of the i.d.f. come from every corner of israeli society. every ethnicity, every color, every ceed -- creed. left and right, religious and secular. all are imbued with the indomitable spirit of the maccabees, the legendary jewish warriors of antiquity. with us today is the father of one of those maccabees. his father escaped the holocaust and found refuge in america. as a young man, he moved to israel and raised a family of eight children. he named his eldest son after his late father. moshed became an exemplary officer in one of our elite commander units. he served with distinction for two decades. while raising six beautiful children of his own. on october 7, he volunteered to return to combat. four weeks later, he was killed when a boobie trap mine exploded in a tunnel shaft right next to a mosque. at his son's funeral, his father said this. if the state of israel had not been established after the holocaust, the image engraved in our collecti

they have risen like lions, the lions of judah, the lions of israel. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, the men and women of the idf come from every corner of israeli society, every ethnicity, every color, every creed. left and right, religious and secular. all are imbued with the indomitable spirit of the mcabees, the legendary jewish warriors. yahil's father escaped the holocaust and found refuge in america. as a young man, yahil moved to israel and raised a family of eight children. he named his son after his late father. he became an exemplary officer. he served with distinction for two decades, while raising six beautiful children of his own. on october 7th, mushev volunteered to return to combat. four weeks later he was killed when a booby-trap mine exploded into a tunnel shaft right next to a mosque. at his son's funeral, yahil said this, if the state of israel had not been established after the holocaust, the image engraved in our collective memory would have been the photograph of that hopeless jewish boy in the warsaw ghetto holding his hands up in the air with nazi rifles po

frontal body yes, as good as you and he judah what do you say you kept me as good as you nobody go he can't be right i don't know why he doesn't do it nobody else? >> everybody makes it really quick i want to play this is called she just wanted one i don't know your plans i just want to cross what is something living for? here's what to do next you are done ij trying to catch you dr grocers. >> would it cross just want i don't but they praise want to do it to the next city. good job that was the kid the roi his new single girls is out now. >> i'm sorry, i'm wearing a blue start top. i just want you to know that i have white and there is red happening, right at might be, there you go. there you go. america was read bottoms, we should point out, look at that. just one of many xu options that we have obviously the evening, i hope you have a spare for me coming up soon. we're going to see the new york city skyline light up. stay with us for the biggest and best fireworks displays this is a cross the nation plus high-octane performances by ashanti and by ketchup. as cnn's fourth in america

yeah, judah right. to be mad, furious that she was mad because she felt humiliated. >> yeah. >> and she had a right to i was wrong. >> it's important not only the recognize the damage for myself, but the damage to people that i loved the grieving, a father of two said he had grappled with his identity for years was forced into what he called an acceptable reality. >> the national conversation can't, we let the guy be gay? he's married shore, but he was forced in the closet by an american puritanism. this country we're still making it very hard for gay people to live out their lives honestly, still, there is a sense of something unsaid in this discussion and my grevy's words hint at something more. >> it just seemed hard to believe and it seemed hard to believe that jim or groovy was going to resign in an office that he spent his whole life trying to get by falling on his sword for the gay thing, there was no longer a real reason to pursue investigations. he was on his way out anyway. so what's the point

it happened in the area of 19th avenue and judah street yesterday morning.the driver stayed at the scene and did cooperate with police at this point. officers do not believe that the wind was a factor in this case. >> so was this. a police say they are increasing those safety measures ahead of this year's on sanction hill bomb event dolores park police k plan to gather the saturday to ride down the hill in the mission district. the past the event has been chaotic. this is video from last year's obama where 80 people were arrested. >> the months following that event for teens from a federal lawsuit alleging wrongful detainment violation of right and it took to shut down the event. police say their kids are going up along. 21st in 18th. they're also going to be include increased police presence as of police. there told a news conference 10, 30 this morning, the dress how they plan to. i handle that gathering. june jobs report. shows job growth slowed as expected. the labor department says 206,000 non-farm jobs. well, the last month economists believe it would

they could not have been more proud now, brody malone, paul, judah, and ash or hang also were stellarerday. that set the stage for stephen notre razik. and if the pommel horse specialist could deliver a flawless routines, the u.s would metal and he got up there and i tell you what he delivered and he knew right after he got off on his dismount that he had had a flawless performance. that team was pumped up a mosque they have to celebrate. now notarizing, he's known as clark kent because he wears thick-rimmed glasses and that certainly was a superman performance. it got the u.s. the bronze. it was the men's first team medal since 2008, and just their fourth since 1932 we're not there. >> do my routine during that dismount as just like already smiling, i think i slated to the judges and looked at these guys and they were jumping up and down. i mean, it was just the greatest moment of my life. i think so happy to have them there i wasn't amazing moment now, today's a big day for the women's team as they look to reclaim the team goal to three years ago at the tokyo games, they got silver.

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i say judah my work and my guide the united states is 13 straight olympic gold medals in the women's 400 meters hurdles, led by reigning olympic champs sydney mcloughlin, the rhone, who earned a spot on her third straight olympic team it's sunday after running a world-leading time and the semifinals, mclaughlin breaking her own record for the four-time on sunday, clocking a blistering 50 points is c5. >> she now that's the paris as one of the headliners of tea usa and a strong favorite to defend her gold casing. it's funny to watch all of these athletes mature before our eyes. we remember them bursting onto the olympic stage and now they have fully grown into themselves mentally and physically, and they're ready to impress once again, it's amazing, so excited for the olympics that can't wait. carolyn mano. thank you so much. i really appreciate it. i cannot next hour or the supreme court's set to decide if a president is immune from criminal prosecution. plus, i'm going to sit down with the co-chair of the biden-harris campaign. senator chris coons we'll dig into his thoughts on the

two train lines, l taraval and n-judah, offer a direct ride from downtown hotels directly to the oceanl those tourists visiting the oceanside park. sunset businesses would see increased revenue as new customers hop off the train for lunch or dinner on their way to or from the park. the decision to tear down the embarcadero freeway was controversial 35 years ago, just as the decision about the great highway is today. i wonder, will the great highway for cars become as forgotten as the old embarcadero freeway? will our kids and generations after them be able to imagine san francisco without an oceanside park? let's give voters the chance to make this decision this november. thank you so much, kim, if since there's no other comments, we can open this item up for public comment. would you like me to call public comment or. yes, please? sorry, i'm members of the public who wish to speak on this matter. should line up to speak at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. hi supervisors, thanks for your time and this very packed room, my name is lucas lux. i'm the president of frie

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my body around and do that, ifeel i can manage to drag the defender away, and take no credit from judahike to practice _ is nerves? personally a lot on me, i like to practice all _ is nerves? personally a lot on me, i like to practice all the _ is nerves? personally a lot on me, i like to practice all the time - is nerves? personally a lot on me, i like to practice all the time and - like to practice all the time and try to keep hitting the back of the net, so that is i try and do in training and stay on top of it when we s-oke training and stay on top of it when we spoke after — training and stay on top of it when we spoke after the _ training and stay on top of it when we spoke after the game - training and stay on top of it when we spoke after the game the - training and stay on top of it when we spoke after the game the other day, you _ we spoke after the game the other day, you are — we spoke after the game the other day, you are very— we spoke after the game the other day, you are very humble - we spoke after the game the other day, you are very humble about i we spoke after the g