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discussing the struggle to redefine islam as a religion of equality is a how welcome back now judaism and christianity are also religions that use holy texts with shouldn't misogynist messages however we see nowadays priests female rabbis in reform versions of these religions can be reformed like that to a point where we can see a woman spiritual leader. history of islam we had women leaders and actually the history of reform movements in islam was like in the case of the one hubby. movement it is it is a row for mr movement but it was puritanical and so. it should introduce misawa genius interpretations of islam so it's quite. the opposite in the history of christianity and judaism so what we need today is to revive and bring back the liberal voices that were there throughout the thirteenth centuries we had women scholars we had women sheriff's we had women fuck women leaders we need to revisit. history with the with the gender lens and we find all these things so i must. warn. us from using this a call of reformation of islam and because of what we wish for because of the history of

the opposite in the history of christianity and judaism so what we need today is to revive and bring back the liberal voices that were there throughout the thirteenth centuries we had women scholars we had women sheriffs we had women fuck women leaders we need to revisit. history with a with a gender lens and we find all these things so i must. warn. us from using this a call of reformation of islam and because of what we wish for because of the history of reformation or reformist movements in islam were basically puritanical movements and they have introduced views. to the muslim world so we need to transform it to the other side the other way now there's recently been a scandal surrounding a veiled was slim woman who took part in a photo shoot for playboy and another woman is modeling for a. job now for many in the muslim world this kind of behavior is unacceptable but for some this is a way to show the west that muslim women aren't all that different so how do you feel how do you see it. i can see the point of view of both and i have been saying we need to reconcile both points of

he never felt judaism as a religion.dy has always been much more interested in the big questions than the day-to-day. he's still asking about the nature of existence and is there a god. it's a theme he works again and again in his movies. >> mom, come out. >> of course there's a god, you idiot. you don't believe in god. >> but if there's a god, then why is there so much evil in the world? just on a simplistic level, why were there nazis? >> tell him, max. >> how the hell do i know why there were nazis. i don't know how the can opener works. >> jewish history filled with persecutions and oppressions inclines jews to be pessimists. judaism, on the other hand, is optimism. thus we end as worried with optimist on our face. >> one is i'm making progress towards it but let's not exaggerate success of "annie hall." i'm going to make decisions to make acceptance by the masses. i'm going to make all those decisions counterproductive to my best interest. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief

and in reform judaism too. so what we see then is a way in which the constitution changes over time. now, if you look at, i have a definition of the covenant that comes from reinhold meters brother richard. if you look at the covenant and if you think about if you get out one of these extraordinary book of orders is as it's called in the presbyterian church, it's so democratic you immediately want to convert. >> i mean, this is terrific if you're a democrat, that is. because they have checks and balances built into them. they have all kinds of regions of information, speech built into them. this then becomes the template for the american constitution. in many ways, it was the dissident calvinists who waged the revolutionary war against the anglican brits. i can give many examples of this from boston where for example the major calvinist burial site of massachusetts faith colony was founded by calvinists area after that was dug up to build an anglican church. you get damn mad, that's what you do and you enter a

there is a saying about reformed judaism. it is conservative and orthodox. they say reformed judaism is the reformed holiday party. a religion. you actually are. everything that comes out of their mouths is a moral indictment. they also like hellfire and damnation preachers. condemning people like us, people who opposed them. from turn to the television audience and said you have to understand, hillary has tremendous hatred in her heart. what he was referring to is the basket of deplorables. what is in that basket, racist, sexist,, pubs, there is not a person in this room who has been in an argument about policy with a liberal who hasn't been called racist and sexist and homophobic and an islamabad. the democratic party is the party of hate. >> did and she said they were beyond redemption? >> irredeemable. that is a religious statement. never use moral indictment. they talk like accountants. >> they are afraid to do it you're doing, except. flex the worst thing about obamacare -- it is bad that it raises costs. all the things that the republicans do think. i

. >> the root of a lot of jewish humor is it's aacking back with -- because judaism is a religion thatudy, questioning, embracing new wants. words for many years was the wa ways jews fought back. >> whether you were this -- says i was in palm springs. >> you were where, he said palm springs, it's not palm springs it's palm springs. >> those guys were working at the hotels and then doing stand up at the hotels eventually became the big jewish comics of the '50s and '60s. >> you stay up there a whole week, you get use to the people and comedy then you hone your craft. the fun comes from the character, what he's doing, what he's thinking about and thinking of doing. so that's the way i do comedy. i don't go out and tell jokes. >> january 26 on a sunday night. >> abc. >> can you hear me? is the sound on? the sound is on? the air is off. the air is off. >> the show is usually as good as its top banana and its likers. we had rooikers that you couldn't touch. >> you had jewish writers. neil simon, woody allen. anything you laughed at in the half second of the 20th century was provided b then.

it purports to be set up to protect judaism and the jewish people from defamation.inish. this is very important. so i wrote back to them in 2010 when this thing started. they sent people to see the show and they made the decision that this was satire and it was not anti—semitic. i don't want to spend too long on this. neither do i becuase the show‘s not about that. the show is about my desire to break down the walls between different people, ethnicities, nationalities. understood. we will definitely move on because there is more we want to talk about. the fact that some jewish people who have seen the show had been upset by it, have found it offensive, has it ever given you pause, perhaps prompted you to think about whether you're going to change the way you present the show? of course. i think about it every day. of course it does. you can't dismiss people's feelings. it's with me the whole time. but you haven't changed it. no, because... how could i put it? you can'tjoin the 0strich society, let's bury our heads in the sand, pretend the problems don't exist in the

this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for.he army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless father, who could not protect them, to somebody who is more thoughtful. jews who are armed with machine guns and military jeeps victimize these children, and when we allow the children to play this game as part of the therapy, many of thee children prefer to play the role of the jew in the game becacause that power. ♪ >> under the deep strains of the current intifada, very few israelis went on examining how to make core examples tense happen. she is -- core existence. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times. and then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel a re

lot of judaism this is the central plank support during the filming of the problem right. the local ball. dropping bombs brings in more explosive. that will. produce offspring to tell you that what we gossip the public but. often doesn't tell you are not cool enough and that's to buy their product. all along the order was. among the stories that. talked exclusively to the russian lawyer at the center of a media scandal over her meeting with donald trump jr last year. ok so in the last moment the situation has started. going violent clashes between israeli police and muslim worshipers. after the israeli government rolls out. some mosque. and journalists are now gone bad to lend the rockets despite the fact that the said she was declared.

expatriates' that practice their religion so don't forget we have a great respect for strategy and the judaism so that will monday a problem for anybody who wants to come to qatar. >> what about israeli athletes?. >> israeli games have been posted before and they were not banned. they are part of the united nations. that should not be a problem for the future. >> thanks for your time we appreciate your complete answers to all of your questions and enlightening us on the situation. >> i hope they were useful insights. [applause] >> the council has a reputation of where learning happens so what was shared buy you tonight by our members say and donna was worth your time to be here as part of our celebration of shared values. one of those is peace. the ambassador will stay for about 10 minutes of a like the board members to come upon the stage. to have a picture taken with the ambassador we hope you will join us. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

we don't forget that and have great respect for christianity and judaism in the muslim is the third phase, so that will no tht be a problem for people that want to come to qatar. >> and what about for the israeli athletes click >> israel as par is part of thed nations and we have hosted many games before and they were not stand so i don't see why they would be in the future. >> okay, excellent. thank you for your time. we appreciate your answers to questions and and enlightening us. >> i hope that it was useful insight. [applause] >> a reputation for an organization where learning happens i hope you all feel that the ambassador and the decisive question posed by the members and by donna was well worth your time in terms of coming here to be part of our celebration of

it's known as the temple mount, the holiest site in judaism and the third holiest site in islam. 10 daysgo arab gunmen shooting from the shying killed two police officers. prompting officials to put gates and metal detectors at the site. protest have followed. palestinians how to resist.>> the messages to fight against this apartheid. >>reporter: this morning, shooting at the israeli embassy left to jordanians dead, complementing efforts to end the standoff. president donald trump's envoy jason greenblatt is en route and hopes to convince both sides to bargain. >> we welcome all sites continuing their commitment to status quo. >>reporter: americas role is being applauded by both israelis and palestinians. they both say they need an honest broker to make progress.>> we see them as -- >>reporter: he said the authority will suspend security cooperation with israel until the gates and metal detectors are removed. connor powell ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> i did not collude with russia . >> president donald trump senior advisory and son-in-law jared kushner aft

, a silly made up religion which has no god and nontheistic, which you conceded, or christianity, judaismislam. they are millennia old. they run hospitals, churches, schools. they form the basis of our civil society. they don't really compared to what you are doing. do they? >> well, we are getting there. we are a growing population and we should defend pluralism and free speech. we can't allow america to divide itself with regional theocracy. like a place like clearwater florida. almost entirely colonized by scientologists. will they shut down for the open forum of elrond connect l. ron hubbard? >> tucker: i agree with your point strongly that people ought to be allowed to express their views in public. i don't want to be sucked into the trap of having to take seriously what is clearly not a serious thing. do you know what i mean? >> if we were being serious -- if you learn anything about the satanic temple, you can see that we must be serious. we have chapters internationally, quickly growing. >> tucker: what does that even mean? i don't believe the numbers of any group that comes on my

this is just a moderate display of judaism.e have our next -- display of patriotism that everyone can get behind. we have our next caller on the line. good morning. caller: good morning. [inaudible] reference tod -- to see someone rise to do something they are supposed to do, the country voted for him, and to see him deal with -- that he has to deal with maybe it is because he is the person who has to take on the allht of all back -- of but people want to look at your past and judge you based on your past. people want to still hold onto that. maybe people can look past that and not get so petty and caught up with sensationalism. as far as the country, we are layers.erned on the top we need to work on the under layers. we cannot just look at the surface. we have to work at the deeper issues if we want to move on. host: mike is up next from north carolina. caller: good morning. happy independence day. i am disappointed on this question today on independence day. at the you guys could have chosen something more appropriate. -- i t

jerusalem where he became the first sitting president to visit the western wall, the holiest site in judaismt's-- by the way, by the way- - mazel taco. everybody." ( laughter ) hey! does everyone want a little donald trump palate cleanser? just a little something else? >> audience: yes! >> stephen: good, because we have a little clip to show you. and the clip is a little jarring. you may have seen it all ready, but i just want to preface it by saying that everyone is okay. okay? all right, everyone have that? everyone is okay in the clip you are about to see. good. now we can enjoy this. >> oh! >> stephen: she's okay! ( laughter ) she's okay. all right? if i've said it once i've said it a thousand times! we have to stop selling herring- scented children's-rompers. ( laughter ) luckily, the little girl was immediately saved by a nearby action-grandpa who leapt into the sea-lion infested water. >> my god! oh, my god! >> stephen: thank you, action grandpa. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) sexy. like a sexy action grandpa! ( applause ) you need a sexy action grandpa. not that the other young a

the third holiest sight in islam and the most in judaism is on lockdown. >> is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu assured us that the status quo at the temple mound will remain unchanged, but added that israel will do what's necessary to ensure security there. bret? >> bret: thank you. there is a new sheriff in town when it comes to government rules in the u.s. president trump's pick as his regulations czar has made it through the confirmation proces process. correspondent kevin corke is traveling with the president tonight. reports from new jersey. >> she will head the trump administration's effort to talk to rules that big businesses don't want. >> massachusetts democratic cemetery elizabeth warren is talking about the new regulatory czar. confirmed by the senate by a vote of 54-41 to lead the omb's regulatory affairs, otherwise known as oira. giving her the power to lead the white house effort to reject or slow walk new rules while rescinding others altogether. >> neomi rao is a perfect for a team that's already committed to the president's agenda of the regulation. >> "i lo

don't forget, we have great respect for judaism, islam is the third faith. that is not a problem for anyone that wants to come to qatar and practice their faith. >> what about for israeli athletes? >> israel is part of the united nations. we have hosted many games before and they were not banned from coming to qatar. i do not see why they would be banned in the future. >> thank you for your time. we appreciate your frank and complete answers to all of our questions, and for enlightening us on the situation. >> i hope it was useful insights. thank you. [applause] >> the council has a reputation for being an organization of learning. i hope you all feel the knowledge that was shared -- >> we go now live to the east room in the white house where president trump is about to award the medal of honor, the first time he has done so in his

the compound is the holiest site in judaism and the third- holiest in islam. and a family member says israeli police have detained the top muslim cleric in jerusalem following this morning's attack. israeli police say these are the weapons that were used to carry out the attack this morning. the site has been a flashpoint for violence in the past, with friction there sparking major rounds of israeli-palestinian violence. i will continue to follow the latest out of jerusalem and have updates through out the morning. back to you in the studio. . (mark) happening now... president trump is on his way back to the u-s after his visit to paris. earlier this morning, the president and first lady enjoyed the bastille day parade in paris with the french president. this is video of the two world leaders and their spouses at the parade. bastille day celebrates the french independence. the two men sat together and enjoyed the parade. this comes a day after president trump held a joint news conference with the french president. that's when president trump was asked about hi

robertson back in the days when jay sekulow was a kid hanging around, he had recently converted from judaismo christianity and he saw an opportunity to join 24 band of grifters, these folks who are essentially con artists. and it amazes me some 30 years later now that i've long been out of the movement, as you know, to see how these kind of people find out other. i mean, look, go figure, pat robertson's sidekick who started a bunch of legal foundations to essentially con evangelicals into sending money so he could save america from liberals now is the defense counsel for this con artist president who either is selling you bad steaks or a non-university university, it's just stunning how these guys belong together. it would all be sort of a sick joke on evangelical christians and the 81% of white evangelicals who voted for trump except for one thing, it shows such bad judgment on the part of this idiot president of ours that once again you really have to say do you know who you just hired? was it someone you saw on fox for two minutes and liked because he was kissing up to you? or do you know

they're bordered by the western wall, the holiest site in judaism.sions have been building ever since the shooting. overnight, the streets of jerusalem's "old city" were filled with protesters throwing stones and security forces firing back with grenades. today, police refused to remove the metal detectors, and barred muslim men younger than 50 from entering the holy site. security checkpoints also blocked busloads of muslims traveling to jerusalem. >> the security measures will continue in and around the area of the old city and the temple mount, in order to prevent any further terrorist attacks. >> sreenivasan: but the grand mufti of jerusalem rallied thousands of muslims to pray outside the gates of the old city, under the watch of israeli forces. he predicted "a long test of wills." >> ( translated ): we reject all we do not accept any restrictions on the door of the al-aqsa mosque. therefore, all the palestinian people reject these gates and refuse to accept or enter through them. >> sreenivasan: the violence broke out after prayers, and spilled

jerusalem: arab attackers struck at israeli police today in one of the holiest sites of both islam and judaismree gunmen killed two police officers before being shot dead themselves. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner has the story. >> reporter: a security camera captured the opening of the assault, gunmen coming from behind to attack two israeli officers. then, a running gun battle, seen on cell phone video: police gave chase, and one attacker jumped up and lunged at an officer before being shot himself. >> we can confirm that there was a terrorist attack that took place three terrorists used an automatic weapon and a knife in and around in the area. >> reporter: all of this at the holiest site in jerusalem, the temple mount to jews, the noble sanctuary to muslims. it includes the al-aqsa mosque, and the western wall surrounding part of it. all three assailants were identified as arab citizens of israel. relatives say they were devout muslims who frequented the site often. israel police quickly closed the site, rarely done since the six- day war in 1967, when the israelis cap

temple mount tensions running high, a landmark considered the holiest site in judaism.illed two is really officers near one of the compound gates on july 14. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley accuse the security council of "making the middle east more complicated than it actually is." over israel and refuses to acknowledge one of the chief sources of conflict and killing in the middle east, hezbollah.banese is a terrorist organization. it is dedicated to the destruction of israel. muslims believe the hilltop compound marks the spot from which the prophet mohammed was sent to heaven. it is the third holiest site of islam and houses a mosque. the saudi-led arab alliance qatar said efforts are not enough. it says the blockage stands until demands are met in full and added nine organizations to a list of terror groups and claims qatar supports. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am mark crumpton. let's talk about chipotle. we got earnings. they beat on the bottom line, $2.3

it has a wide and shifting cast of protagonists, different pairs, athens and judaism, the ancients and the moderns. the laboratory and the seminar room. the universal and the particular. the cosmos and the home. that finally circles us back to patriotism. ideals and sentiments it features of the good life. first point, there is a naturalness of patriotism. as love one's own, gratitude for that which one has been given. reverence for one's being. it's visceral. it's grounded in our nature in the brute fact of our natality. many meanings in aristotle's notion of man as a political animal. surely one of them is. we're made to live in community with one another. we are belonging creatures and of the needs of the human soul, one of the prime ones is the sense of membership. of joy and what we have and live and hold in common with others. so much of the thrust of modern political and social thought has been pointed in the opposite direction. here i paint with a rather broad brush. you'll see why. we see this opposite thrust vividly in freud civilization. it's rest upon a suppression even a k

used doctrines and concepts from every major religion on earth, not just muslim but christianity, judaism and others for homicidal purposes. because religion is based on faith and not reason, because religious texts are not self-explanatory, good people will invoke scripture for good causes, evil people will invoke it for evil causes. we don't need a study to show us that. if we want to study the exploitation of religion for terrorism, let's study it universally. it not only vastly understates the problem but exacerbates the problem by fomenting the risk that religious fanaticism are unique to the charl tans and predators of islam when they're common to the charl tans and predators of every major religion. we do not single out particular religions for governmental inspection and suspicion under the first amendment. the chair: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. franks: i would reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. gallego: how much time is still available? the chair: the gentleman has 45 seconds. mr. gallego: i yield myself 45

on police one of the holiest sites in jerusalem in this particular compound it is holiest side of judaismnd third wholly yes, sir in islam it has been a flash point sparking round of israeli/pal sin yan violence. as soon as we learn more and we will show you images and pass along the information. >>> 7:18. >>> so now we will get to entertainment news this morning. >> how many times have you studied this picture of beyonce. >> there is a lot going on. >> beyonce has unveiled the twins. we have zoomed in, so, there are the twins, sir carter and rumi and we have had to zoom in because if we show you original photo. >> you wouldn't see them. >> they get lost. >> in the beauty of everything i mean look at this, is there so much to it from the outfit to the flowers, the water, the green, just a lot. but they are one month-old and this is first picture that we have seen from beyonce, confirming the fact that she had twins. we knew it happened and her dad had said something but this is first time from her. >> so little won are beautiful she's looking good there. gave bit to the twins. you look at

the compound is the holiest site in judaism and the third- holiest in islam.ice say the attackers were three arab citizens from israel. and a family member says israeli police have detained the top muslim cleric in jerusalem following this morning;s attack. israeli police say these are the weapons that were used to carry out attack this morning. the site has been a flashpoint for violence in the past, with friction there sparking major rounds of israeli-palestinian violence. i will continue to follow the latest out of jerusalem and have updates through out the morning. back to you in the studio. ( mark ) in the south bay... investigators say a 60-year-old woman who was shot in her home by her roommate has died. the shooting happened yesterday morning at a home in saratoga. deputies say the suspect called 9-1-1...saying he shot his roommate. when deputies arrived, they arrested the man. police have not yet released the names of the shooter or the victim. the shooting remains under investigation. ( mark ) in the east bay... a woman accused of killing her parents

i can speak mostly to judaism as a religion that has a very rich toolkit for figuring out how to live sustainably and how to satisfy the imperatives of sustainability that are kind of screaming out to us at this very moment in history. >> let's start with your particular faith of judaism and examples of how that faith can inform -- let's say the opportunities we are in today. the mess we have made. >> and i do want to talk about those tools and if we have time, i want to talk about their limitations. let's talk about the toolkit. the hebrew bible and the tradition that comes together

the democratic party -- 42 -- judaism -- reform judaism, conservative and orthodox. with holidays. because it is a religion. the less religious you are, you actually are. the democratic party is the substitute party, listen to them. listen to them. everything out of their mouth, and damnation creatures. people who opposed them. in the second day trump turns the television money and said, and referring to the basket of deplorables. what is in that basket, racist, sexist, the enough hopes. who has been in an argument, and islamohphobic, party of hate. >> the phrase in the deplorables. and never use moral indictments. >> they are afraid to do what you are doing to fix it up. >> the worst thing about obamacare raises costs. what republicans do sac, and assault on individual freedom. we can't choose the plan. the government will tell you, or a firing. rand paul once said that. came across the radar screen. >> you made a comment on one of these books, the battle is the truth, and eight debates in the 1980s. >> young gay people in this country, they did it by denying politically incorrect