and another possible topic is the diversity of judaism. on board israel and the diaspora israel and germany they're all things we might talk about here and i know my often on to them and i'd like to talk about the new anti-semitism you've just mentioned there's a lot of discussion about it these days do you notice that things are getting more difficult are attacks on jews in germany and maybe berlin in particular on the rise . in between flights. you can think a thought before either i do perceive a change because i read about it not because it happened to me personally. but when you read newspapers and watch the news you see things you'd never have thought possible ten or fifteen years ago fourteen from from you know i thought things had changed that we've moved past that as a society by cop and suddenly strangely it seems that things like this can indeed still happen why is that you on a long day and can you counteract that change here at the same time your digram are or do you speak to a clientele that isn't involved in this shift. when

we believe that christianity is the fulfillment of judaism. that the old testament concealed and the new testament is revealed. they're not antagonistic, one towards another. we consider jews to be our brethren, after the faith. we believe in the same god. but they do not accept jesus christ as their messiah. we believe that jesus is the messiah of the jews. we are not antagonistic. i don't know what they did centuries ago. but as of now, we are not. >> i think if you look at anti-semitism in the united states, and in europe, it is often animated by people who purport to be christians. >> you are right. >> so i don't think it is fair to say there is no antagonism here. it is important to make a distinction between israeli state craft and judaism. to say someone is not anti-jewish because they support israel. you can support israel and be anti-semite. to anderson's pointed, part of why that happens is because they are supporting returns of jus and european immigrants to israel because it's an end of the day prophecy fulfillment. so this is how

percent in israel tom converted to judaism got married and pursued a hobby that became a passion cooking. in twenty thirteen he won the popular t.v. cooking show master chef and became a celebrity in israel overnight. from vantage venomous and off it was fortunate that while i was doing the master chef show people liked the german nurse that i represented instead of criticizing it but still like that people know i come from germany but they're happy and proud that i've become one of them and. wish. to pay originally came here on a two month scholarship but after two weeks i knew i didn't want to leave. it's important to me that i fell in love with israel first and then with an israeli i stayed here for love it's for love of the country not the love of a man from the. german born writers has been living in israel since two thousand times. she wrote her first novel five copecks here. now she's working on a book about israelis and germans. the things that they have in common and the problems they have with each other. and that are beginning probably like all germans i was a bit apprehensive

israeli according to bill for the declaration again it is a he didn't think of the mission of that judaism as a capital is that it is indorsement to there is that are really signalling policy on the west bank it is a provoke petion to the palestinian people who are the victim of the british bill for the declaration british policy of the mandate of palestine and nine hundred forty eight he is going to celebrate knockabout that seven seventieth anniversary of the disaster of knockabout of palestine that's the problem is going to the west bank but he won't go to gaza as well as he wouldn't go to that. why he's going to the west bank for example to talk to endorse the settlement eight hundred israeli settlers do settlers in the west bank for example is he going to get you know there is a list that we all get which divided you know that the palestinian and from the israeli palestinian authority officials will meet him i don't know definitely they will meet people you know because simply. he is he may be here asked to visit them he asked to meet them so politely be able live will meet him and th

men in jerusalem's old city temple mount or shareef in arabic is one of the holiest sites in both judaism and islam. let's cross over now to jerusalem where our correspondent my is sweeter is standing by so my are quite a lot going on in jerusalem today let's start with jerusalem day it's usually a day of tension in the city can you explain to us what it is and why were there so many angry protests. so today is jerusalem day and it marks the day after the one nine hundred sixty seven war in this region when israel annexed east jerusalem what was supposed to be the capital of the future of palestine and has essentially held on to that area ever since then claiming that jerusalem is united and jerusalem belongs entirely to israel which is obviously a narrative the palestinian side very strongly disputes and has been one of the big sticking points in the ongoing peace negotiations that now today we as you said we saw scuffles on the temple mount at least once including just recently when police were caught punching someone in the head when there were clashes breaking out between the israelis

in arabic is one of the holiest sites in both judaism and islam. the scuffles come just a day before the united states prepares to move its embassy to jerusalem the controversial decision has drawn criticism from both palestinians and america's international partners. well our correspondent my schwager is in jerusalem and she joins us now for more so my and we do know that jerusalem day is usually a day of tension in the city and this year especially so as it's coming just a day before the opening of the u.s. embassy we understand you've seen number of protests today what more can you tell us you know as you said tensions are high in jerusalem and this is a city that's very used to high tensions we've seen at least one incident where police were scuffling on the temple mount with some israeli and some palestinian protesters there was a video of one man unfortunately being punched in the head i myself today followed some left wing israeli peace activists as they were going through the old city handing out flowers and holding signs in the shape of he

judaism and israel, judaism and zionism is not one and the same thing. i'm a proud jew. i believe in fighting anti-semitism and fighting islamophobia. and i am treated by people from the jewish community relations council the same way a roc is treated because i dare to criticize israel and zionism. to say a roc an organization. i feel strongly about this, because the jewish relations council is one of the main jewish organizations shutting out hundreds of thousands of jews across the united states. thousands of jews in the bay area. who speak out against israeli, palestinians, the occupation, the dispossession and who dare to criticize zionism as the be all and end all for jews. it is unconscionable to our members that a jewish institution which claims it supports plurality and is against islamophobia would work to discredit arock and block it. we see this as act of islamophobia and raiseism. this is the arab resourcing organizing center which many of us have come to know through their work, through attending programs. this is the organization in san francisco that can p

with american jews to keep the rising generation to identifier with judaism as an religion not a nation. that's one of the problems with the american jewish community. why should it matter that there is a harsh straight of nationalism and bigotry in israel to me. they have come to link to israel that we are made and answerable to political trends 8,000 miles away. i think that as is a problem for us. as i said i think it is time for the american jewish community to really stand up for american values. i am a holocaust survivor. for many years that i had been involved in the museum in washington. and every time i go to their meetings and i'm in washington next week and i hear never again in my lifetime for several years it is ever again. and it is happening and i as a child i went through the birth and rise of mussolini started out appealing to the young people and making the place better there such a parallel it is exactly what is happening now with mister trump as president. 57% is really scary. two weeks before the election i was giving a talk to a group of elderly marylanders right o

government event given their mountains of bigotry, their anti-catholicism, anti-judaism, anti-muslim, anti-mormonism. we don't talk about these people enough. so let's do it for a moment. jerry falwell, franklin graham, mike huckabee, all of them, they dress up as man of god, but they are not. they are in business and they are in politics. and the type of politics that they advocate is an extreme and theocratically tinged politics. you see that they thirst for the nectar of political power, the gospel is secondary. when you look at their ex-vocations of donald trump from all sorts of behavior that they previously condemned, it's for expedient partisan political purposes. one of the things that is certainly true about this movement, wherever you look around the world and you see the fusion of the state with religion, whether it is putin and the orthodox church, complicit in his power or other places around the world, the ideology advanced and represented by hege at all always veers towards the autocratic. it's always less free. it's always dominated by an extreme animus towards gays. t

the temple is where judaism says the first temple stood. the second temple stood until destroyed by a roman emperor. this wall is the closest to the ancient holy of holies where yewish can pray. this is why it is so important to jews. for muslims the temple is also sacred. it includes the emdo of the rock, one of two mosques that stand on the site. it surround the foundation stone. they say it is the place where mohammad ascended to heaven had. another is a place the profit mohammad prayed before acent sending. for christians jerusalem played a key role in the life of jesus. the urch which of the sepulchre is believed to be the spot of jesus's tomb where christians believe he was resurrected. his crucifix is said to have taken place nearby. in 1950 as after declaring jerusalem as israel's capital the u.n. did not recognize the city as israel's capital. nor did governments around the world. but palestinians want ears jerusalem to be the capital of their future state. that's an area that israel captured from jordan in 1967, and then annexed i

so, i am going to teach them to judaism?i always -- i like very much the observation of the girl from milwaukee who turned away the prime minister but thing high of the discussion who is a jew, she answers whoever wants to be one deserves it. [laughter] >> so, i think that we should -- it's a shame, what happens with the authority of -- i'm literal jew -- but my father started in -- a great center, the leaders of the order, where he teacher. so it's not -- it's a shame what happened. ben gurion started in a political mistake that which he was surely will creque -- correct along the way it bent out of control. this fact that the government is peril perillized is because they're trying to keep control of the biblical land over anything that to do with the people. they talk about -- but they practice -- and we all -- >> explain that. >> it's the integrity and the unity of the lens is more important to them than the integrity and unity of the people. so, they become enslaved to the poll south carolina the ultra or to docks which

occupied territory the temple mount is a very holy site in jerusalem it's venerated by three religions judaism christianity and islam it's the most holy site in today's and the third most holy site in islam and this incident comes at a very unfortunate time it follows the inauguration of the new us embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that sparked a barrage of both international and regional criticism. thank you for those details . thousands of people taking part in america's immigrant investor program have been left without money and visas made in red tape the e b five program was created in the ninety's it enabled wealthy immigrants to become permanent residents in the u.s. by investing in business is there here's how it works. the us of a the steel heart of the capitalist world and locomotive of the free market about a million people a year try to reach the land of the free there's even the annual green card lottery to boost the diversity of visa winners whether you're a scientist engineer or a political refugee everyone gets an equal chance to make i

he said mormonism, islam, judaism lead people for eternity of people from god in hell. and on sunday, jared kushner and ivanka trump met with a rabbi in israel and he once compared black people to monkeys. there are three instances and can you tell us anything about how they were brought in the ceremony? do you think it's regrettable that people with these views were involved with the american government? >> i don't have any read out on how they became involved with these events. all i'll say is the specific views that you outlined if they are accurate reflections of what was said wouldn't be embraced by this white house. beyond that i don't have anything else. thanks a lot, folks. >> dana: all right. that was raj shah the deputy

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here on the temple mount the western wall and the mosque holy sites of judaism and islam are crowded side by side. my sis in your wisdom so it's usually pretty harmonious in jerusalem and that's how it should stay but of course there are tensions here the temple mount is a huge religious magnet charged with historical and archaeological meanings and then there's the political aspects and if things get a bit shaky it can lead to one rest now to this after all so i think. i. have a stimulus have staged numerous protests following the u.s. decision to recognize to resume them as the israeli capital. they see it as a move to cheat them out of their rightful heritage was. anthropologist is from an old palestinian family with roots in jerusalem that he traces back to the fourteenth century. he would rather not talk about donald trump but about his beloved city which he considers to be the historical home of the palestinians. to some left if the computer were in their words it's the centerpiece in jerusalem it's the holy place for excellence for the muslims it's the place we have to realize

type of late twentieth century novelist heavy on libido modern masculinity and often a picture of judaism american star. push boundaries with his fearless explorations of sex death and assimilation he celebrated. sized u.s. society particularly in his words american pastore and in his two thousand and four book the plot against america in his one nine hundred sixty nine work portnoy's complaint he wrote not only u.s. society not only sanctions gross and unfair relations among men but it encourages them rivalry competition envy jealousy all that is malignant in human character is nearest by the system possession money property on such corrupt standards is these do you people measure happiness and success with the book also hit with wit on his jewish american identity now he wrote the perfect couple she puts the id back in i put the oil back in go away and self deprecation was not a stranger in roths writings he wrote i can lie about my name i can lie about my school but how am i going to lie about this effing no. behind that nose was the mind of one of america's most gifted and prolific au

it against muslims only against jews to force them to convert or to meet the faith of this noble judaism were tortured by this technique and they understood it to be torture in fact this technique was throughout history used by people like c'mere ruge stop or hitler like pinochet the south african apartheid regime. and interesting to just recently the two people captured by the syrian defense forces who are alleged to be water goulet if you want to captives their american captives for isis also water boarded that. they'd have to so here the americans are saying that these two individuals a committed war crimes which include waterboarding interesting during world war two japanese soldiers who waterboarding american g.i.'s at the end of the war were prosecuted and then executed for war crimes ok so this kind of notion of it isn't torture it's only torture when we say it is when it affects us it's complete hypocrisy and it's complete and it opposes more importantly international law which which set out mauls torture completely and said is that not only physical torture for those so a psycho

among other things, he said mormonism, judaism, judaism lead people to a separate of god and an eternityhell. another pastor involved in that ceremony once said hitler was an instrument of god. on sunday, jared kushner and ivanka trump met with a rabbi, the chief rabbi in israel. he once compared black people to monkeys. so i'm wondering in all three of these instances, can you tell us anything about how these people were brought in to the ceremonies? and do you think it is incredible that people with these views were involved with the american government? >> i don't have any read-out on how they became involved with these events. all i'll say is those specific views that you outlined, wouldn't be embraced by this white house. >> shouldn't we know from the podium whether or not -- >> that was quite a briefing from raj shaw. three things to watch. one, this zte deal. another one, israel and palestine. raj shaw calling all those deaths of palestinians who were protesting killed by israelis a propaganda attempt and repeatedly said that hamas was responsible. and then also the issue about ke

we did you do a christian tradition that we're looking at christianity has taken a great deal from judaism the relationship between christians and jews as our as i know has been bloody christian persecuted and killed jews up until the second vatican council i think i couldn't agree with you more this is a very shameful part of european history on the other hand at this particular time i think relations between christians and jews have never been better i have a question you are a member of the european union rights parliament. but hungary is still a member of the u.p.a. knew where i left strasburg yesterday the answer was yes so the freedmen freedom of movement is one of the pillars of the idea of the e.u. correct yes. if european of muslim face want to move to hungary we stop them stop them and if thousands will come absolutely true so what about your christianity well the point you do we have to confront the problem and look at it see what's to be done about it as i say there is a small muslim community already hungry part of the sunni partition your family fled as i know a totalitarian

occupied territory the temple mount is a very holy site in jerusalem it's venerated by three religions judaism christianity and islam it's the most holy site in two days in the third most holy site in islam and this in. then comes at a very unfortunate time it follows the inauguration of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that spock took the raj off both the international and regional criticism. now at the fifo world cup fast approaching football legend peter smikle continues to make his way around the eleven russian cities hosting action this summer we'll obviously this guide in about ninety seconds. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the guy even so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money clearly their own lives and spending to do the twenty million why. it's an experience like no one else want to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful just like great so what will transpire. thinks i

decision and it's clear that we will protect the holy sites of all the great faiths christianity judaism and islam ok well ambassador i know that even before the the embassy of the american embassy was moved to jerusalem you gave a number of public talks including one in front of the u.s. congress and he laid out the at the case for the historic connection of jews to the holy see. and i don't think there are many people around the world who actually doubt that historic connection but the question is whether the jewish ties to jerusalem should. supersede or even deny the palestinian or muslim ties to that city what's your take on that because him please do not talk about the protection of the of all of the holy sites we also need access to the holy sites and palestinians first and foremost also want access to their holy sites without intervention or you know good will of israel and in that question well if you visit the temple to what the palestinians call the harm of sharif on a friday for friday prayers you see the place is packed there's no limitation palestinians coming to their holy

: as orlando says clearly the early christians were all jews and the christians were a branch off judaism. at that time judaism had a fair number of different routes and the followers of jesus became one of those different groups. jesus and his followers would have observed the sabbath within their jewish context but by the time we see the book of revelation we see that there is this worship on what they call the lord's day which was celebrating this memory of the resurrection. i'm not sure i know the details of exactly as we move from a six-day to a seventh date let's say but i believe it was a fairly early. >> host: part of me. were appear on the second floor of the museum of the bible and this is the impact for we are talking about literature in the bible and one of the biggest impacts of the bible is on early america and a companion network american history tv has taken a tour of the bible museum. we want to show you a little bit of their tour when it comes to the bible in early america. [inaudible] >> this is one of my favorite cases. i often ask what is my favorite artifact and it's

muslims for discrimination i've got a graph in front of me here which says there's many other religions judaism christianity buddhism that have fast and periods as well why not target them for example. well she's right in one respect is that it is a health and safety risk the reports all show that accidents. increase during ramadan but this is not to say that we should stop them. i'm god and on let me just finish actually got the safety from the united arab emirates you. actually hear all the evidence accidents just produce the evidence. actually didn't increase so what i'm saying is if she's right in some respects bought we have to work with the my my issue is can we ensure that sees other companies insurance is aware of those people who are actually fasting then becoming a risk not eating or drinking for ten hours nor do you know these exceptions and if the person is not well of the issues and they can like defer that period of time but surely the insurance company should know if your job in a boss and your fasting then they should know it's common sense increases in traffic accidents do occu