so it was a crash course in judaism. so everything that i hadn't been taught as a young person i was filling up the reservoir and dending via ularperspective becaus begin with, but i was growing it, somewhat similar to what marny said. >> believe it or not, we have just one minute left in our conversation. so i am wondering for anybody who might be listening or know somebody in their world in your particular state of discovery, what is one thing you might suggest to somebody who finds themselves discovering that in fact they are jewish and they hadn't previously known? marny, what's one thing you would suggest? >> i would just say to celebrate that heritage. what a marvelous heritage. how lucky we are. >> wonderful. jim, what about you? >> i would echo that to say we are not alone. there are lots of us all over the world who for one reason or another, have had to hide their heritage and to embrace it and celebrate it and find likeminded people. >> jim, marny, thank you so much for sharing your story. thank you so much fo

judaism is a religion like any other religion but the design this movement wants to do whatever it wants under the cover of the jewish religion that says that they let the media only dash on to say look the guy we always say that there is a difference between judaism and zionism because there are palestinian jews syrian jews and arabs jews for supporting the palestine cause. the cause is not a religious cause it has a political cause whether zionists want to take over palestine using the jewish religion i love but it could deny us. up to seven hundred palestinian children are jailed each year amnesty international claiming children who are obviously not killed are beaten throttle shackled and tortured your interrogation was leaked on you tube how did you remain silent under threat from israeli soldiers they were armed and you were sixteen i like the city but. i was surprised by the huge emotional support i received from the whole world while i was detained. when i was released and returned back home i was surprised too by the huge number of people who came to my house to welcome me which

one with the wild largest number of muslims indonesia this country isn't usually associated with judaism but that is a jewish community if a small one which descended from traders from europe and iraq today about two hundred jews live in washed out the synagogue on sort of his yard and but recent changes in indonesia i mean practicing their religion isn't as easy as it used to be. this is the shar has yet synagogue it's the only jewish house of worship in this ruling indonesian archipelago and one of the few places indonesia's remaining jews feel comfortable practicing their faith. the southeast asian country has long been praised for its moderate brand of islam but more conservative forms of islam are increasing in popularity here and religious divides are deepening members of indonesia's jewish community say tolerance is fading. they see huge you just go home to israel. tensions in the middle east particularly between israel and the palestinians are spilling over in indonesia at this public cemetery in jakarta several jewish graves have been desecrated and if you know where to look naz

ics recommended changes that capitalization and punctuation to modifications in the way that judaism is presented, to alterations in the israeli-palestine conflict. they address several themes. they qualify claims of islam expressing muslim religious beliefs and that judaism represents god's covenant. they sanitize language, settlements become communities, the wall becomes a security fence. similar to what james north was talking about earlier. they emphasize arab culpability for all crisis initiation and never israeli culpability. they discourage students from open internet research. they labeled maps to indicate a israeli possession of territory as settled when the rest of the world disagrees, and delete all references to occupied territories. this is one ics edit and world history. this comes from a cause and chart. the original language said "ongoing conflict over is really occupied territory." the proposed change says "ongoing conflict over the israeli occupied territory of bank." occupied territory is inappropriate for a public school text. the proposed change eliminates refere

ics describes the mission as an effort to improve the quality of k-12 education on judaism, jews, and israel by developing curricula and training teachers from around the country. ics among other things provides online seminars and writes the curricula. it has an online library and a teacher toolkit which includes a new booklet this year on teaching the arab-israeli conflict and the peace process. in the podcast kareem elliott describes working behind-the- scenes with textbook publishers and claims that ics has already made over 11,000 edits to textbooks used in all 50 states. she says that many of the major textbook publishers come to them to work with them on manuscripts, development and adding about 85% of the proposed edits that end up getting accepted. the ics review of virginia textbooks was requested by three israel affinity organizations in virginia, the jewish community federation of richmond, the united jewish federation of tidewater, and the jewish community relations council of greater washington. here you see the cover letter addressed to the department of education that

open contempt for christianity and judaism. care thatms to american birth rates have plummeted to incredible lows. how does the republican party fix that? >> we care about the family. the president, one of the best things he has done on a the first basis, is cut back. being imprisoned for mandatory times. classeschilds led bible and got a law degree while in prison. his 35 year sentence was disproportionate to his crime. those are the things the president is doing to help the family. think about all of the people off of the food stamps. we talk about statistics. think about what that means for someone able to make a good wage. they are able to provide for themselves. is about.at our party and of course, late-term abortion. it is not late-term abortion but murder. it is murder what ralph nordstrom talks about. and we need to speak about it in those terms. when you hear a democrat saying -- let the baby be born, keep it comfortable while the doctor and the mother make a decision, that is murder. what the democrats did this week i

judaism has nothing to do with israel. israel is a occupying palestinians and the palestinian people and we should be debating about -- >> laura: well, that's not what she's doing. let's let brooke to get a to speak. if that's what the debate is, that's a legitimate debate to have, and i think we have those debates a lot, especially on college campuses because i've been to some of them about what the role and the peace process to be, who stole what from home. that's fine. i have a problem with the analogies of the jews and money and the jews want the money. it's all about the benjamins. >> i don't think that's what she said. i don't think this is what she said. >> laura: give it a rest. give it a rest. brooke didn't interrupt you so let her speak and then you can speak. brooke, i have a problem with how this is going down because it is stereotypical. i don't think we should be engaged, as much as possible, and stereotyping. >> writes, and i think we have to step back and take a look at the big picture here. the level of an

many showed open contempt for judaism and christianity and nobody seems to care that birth rates have plummeted to incredible lows. does the republican party care about that? >> of course we care about the family. i think the president, one of the best things he is done in a bipartisan basis -- and you will hear this later with van jones setback,schlapp, the the family. you people disproportionally pulled away with these mandatory sentences for nonviolent crimes and unable to reunite husbands and wives and children. now when you see people like matthew charles who got a lot agree when he was in prison, who had a 35 year sentence that was disproportionate to his crime now being able to come into the community and be with this family, those are the things the president is doing to help the family. think about the 4.6 million people often stamps. what does that mean for family? we talk about statistics all the time. think about what that means for someone able to make a good wage, able to provide for themselves and what that will mean for their children. that is what our party is about.

many have displayed contempt for christianity and judaism.obody cares american birth rates have plummeted. how does the republican party fix that? does the republican party care about that, the restoration of the american family? >> of course we care about the family. i think the president -- one of the best things he has done in a bipartisan basis -- you will hear this later is the first steps act. that's about the family. you have people who have disproportionally been pulled away from their families with these mandatory sentences for non-violent crimes and unable to reunite husbands and wives and children. now when you see people like matthew charles who led bible study classes, who got a law degree while he was in prison, a 35-year sentence disproportionate to his crime, now be with his family, those are the things the president is doing to help the family. think about the 4.6 million people off food stamps. we talk about statistics. think about what that means for somebody who is able to make a good wage. they have gotten a job and able

shows them suckling from a pig a deliberate insult and humiliation as pigs are considered unclean in judaism. even so the building as a whole is an impressive monument next to the one in cologne regensburg cathedral is considered to be germany's most extraordinary gothic cathedral. reagan's burg was not only important because it became a bishop seat fairly early on the danube was a significant trade and traffic route and here on its banks in the old town hall the perpetual diet or rice stock was held for over one hundred forty years. to find out more about what that was and what it meant for the city and meeting the director of the reagans birth museums don't. with gas still. believing that. the us had one exactly was the perpetual diet book from the seventeenth to be early nineteenth century reagan spoke was actually the capital of europe a bit like brussels today. the natural diet was convened in sixteen sixty three just a few years after the thirty years' war. representatives from all countries from all cities gathered here they were supposed to discuss taxes and military issues but the t

after hearing that's correct americans are, like, can our constitution convert to judaism?do you guys like girl scout cookies? ( cheers and applause ) everybody look under your seats because i lost my airpods earlier today. let me know if you find them. girl scout cookies. last week a story went viral out of south carolina. really sweet story. two girls were selling cookies out in the freezing cold and a stranger took pity on them and bought every single box they had, gave them $540 in cash, just bought everything. and most people are, like, that's so adorable, a beautiful feel-good story. and some people are, like, why did he have $500 in cash? which turned out to be the right question -- ( laughter ) -- because, on tuesday, that man was arrested for being a drug dealer. ( audience reacts ) yeah. and they say the timing was a coincidence, but, if you ask me, i think the girl scouts were the ones who snatched. yeah, they were probably, like, wait, he's selling on our turf? this is our corn, bitch! this is where we sell! watch out, girl scout omar coming! ( laughter ) and in

briggs's deadlock debate is underway at the westminster as lawmakers prepared to vote on parts of judaism means great city it's in last ditch effort to secure the country's orderly withdrawal from the european union also on the program the swedish teenager who school climate change and galvanize young people with a fridays for future protests today she's invited to join a walkout by schoolchildren in the german capital. and other countries have done it why north korea and a t.v. star is making a bid for the highest office in the land in presidential elections this week at. plus. a grieving nation remembers the victims of the new zealand terrorist attack. sent to some countries around the world to honor the fifth. grade as two weeks ago. mahmoud. or israel. good to have. today twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen was the day britain wish to leave the european union but amidst a massive deadlock within the british parliament it's clear the brakes it is not happening today instead on a mental reasons inside westminster have begun a debate ahead of a vote for a third time on the br

debate is underway at the westminster as lawmakers prepared to vote on parts of judaism means. it's an last ditch effort to secure the country's draw from the european union also on the program the swedish teenager. galvanise you.

lot of judaism this is the central plank support via the limits of the carbon right. countries are very reluctant to recognize the fact that is why i'm like formally and also they were wrong in. condemning. the war so they're terrified. by the problem. i think it was in countries. where this is serious we can start to you know weigh in with. our russian by the way. the weekly. wearing lipstick and shoes has been spotted in madrid and barcelona on the side of a bus. campaign by ultra conservative catholics were unhappy about spanish laws on gender violence which they claim discriminates against men on the bus toward several other spanish cities in the run up to the international women's day the campaign was organized under the stop. the organizers refer to certain types of feminists it spokesman explained why. the gender laws are really very. very very bad law speakers really discriminate men from women in the penalty of the pinnacle discriminate also or in the presence of innocence it's breakin principle of equality that this in our constitution what we are asking is

in judaism and in israel. and it's for one side it's very very happy and from the other side. there are. breeding accidents incidents before. and the whole story i watched him such an interesting take on never forget that day but incidentally i mean here is a i talked to get up in the morning and prayed himself then he said don't which is siblings he came to us and said he was leaving for work and asked if we needed anything we said no we don't need anything and told him to stay safe and he was going to install furniture in l. as a rio if. she picked up his young colleague ramsey august while we're going to walk he already had that. they took the shortcut through teller made. me do. it and i was wished i was sitting at home that morning drinking coffee with my wife . suddenly we heard shots nearby. i ran outside my wife our camera and i just what are you going to get to come out oh well when we got out onto the street i turned my camera. there was a man in a dark jacket and black pants lying on the ground that's what. we were. going. through. that you had. another man in a gra

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

in judaism and as well and it's from one side it's very very happy and from the other side. there are. braving accidents. before. in the history demolished him it's a commitment to never forget that day but then sometimes i would hear him say i talk to get up in the morning and pray times i love when you sat down with his siblings he came to us and said he was leaving for work and asked if we needed anything we said no we don't need anything and told him to stay safe and he was going to install furniture in l. as a rio. he picked up his young colleague ramsey august while we can watch. it took the shortcut through teller maida. i was sitting at home that morning drinking coffee with my wife. and suddenly we heard shots nearby beauty i ran outside my wife our camera. going to. come out oh well when we got out onto the street i turned my camera. there was a man in a dark jacket and black pants lying on the ground but. this good. question had. another round and a gray jacket lay near it it's like any blood was streaming from his face and body . because settlers were standing ar

in judaism and in israel and it's from one side it's very very happy and from the other side. there are. we're having accidents. before. and the whole story i want to tell him it's a commitment to all never forget that day but then sometimes i would hear him say i talk to get up in the morning and pray to him so low when he sat down with his siblings he came to us and said he was leaving for work and asked if we needed anything and we said no we don't need anything until him to stay safe and he was going to install furniture in l. as a rio a couple. she picked up his young colleague ramsey. they took the shortcut through teller maida. and i was wished i was sitting at home that morning drinking coffee with my wife. suddenly we heard shots nearby beauty i ran outside my wife followed it with a camera and i just what i'm going to get to come up. when we got out onto the street i turned my camera. there was a man in a dark jacket and black pants on the ground. was. not that good. other man in a gray jacket lay near and it's like any blood was streaming from his face and body . sa

she says it's not about foreign countries, judaism, american jus, but it is clear her colleagues are fed up with this. it is a disfraction and it is something they feel they have to deal with. stay tuned because i don't see this debate going away, and we don't know exactly how this resolution will be put together. it could get even messier. >> we have invited representative omar to be with us as well. president trump wants to sign an order on free speech. a controversial voice that claims he has been silenced in the past. now in the blink of an eye a dozen democrats are running for president. the former governor of a very purple state is joins us to talk. o talk i'm really into this car, but how do i know if i'm getting a good deal? i tell truecar my zip and which car i want and truecar shows the range of prices people in my area actually paid for the same car so i know if i'm getting a great price. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. i found a companyeans to who believes in me.rt. they look out for me. and they help me grow my career. at comcast it's my j

discussing the policies of the government in jerusalem, the government of israel instead of talking about judaisming about foreign powers. using these more sweeping terms that obscure any actual constructively discussion about policy. >> from the article as well, from cheryl's article last night, it said even democrats in congress condemned her. this is exposing tensions in ththe party with younger liberals and some like pelosi stand behind it. republicans sensing an opportunity to woo jewish voters sought to exy ploit theploit th divisions. she attracted the ire and criticism of democrats even before republicans on this one. >> right. i think omar's rhetoric here is really dividing the democratic party badly. you have this generational divide and you have older democrats who are strongly pro israel who don't want to have this discussion and who feel like this is an unwelcome breech in decorum, in long standing foreign policy, and obviously they are extremely sensitive about anti-semitic tropes. any allegiance to anti-jewish sentiment, but you have the younger activists who like omar and they lik

lot of good points about this in his dissent as where he sees the 10 commandments being embraced by judaism, islam, and christianity but if it was just the christian version, which i'm not sure what that looks like, but that might be a problem. the reason we say the court doesn't need to reach lemon in this case is there is an easier route and that is the notion of one religion over another can't be preferred. >> along those lines, would it be enough -- a violation of the establishment clause for the state to promote secularism or humanism as opposed to religion? >> humanism, yes. if the government decided to put up a giant happy humanist symbol, a man with little hands -- if they replaced the cross with the happy humanist monument, that would be a problem. >> let me take you jet -- back to justice breyer's question, which is an interesting question to me and your responses he is wrong on the numbers. i have pictures of lots of crosses on public land, so assuming for the sake of argument that there are 50 or there are a lot of them, and we allyou've got to take down of the crosses, what mes

there was a considerable dissension in, among jewish americans, including the american counsel on judaism, which utterly opposed zionism. and utterly opposed their religion being hijacked for the cause of creating a so-called jewish commonwealth. so it is certainly a amerimista assume that jewishness equals zionism and always has been. so the biltmore conference, after that zionists quickly discovered that they could mobilize these organization, the nascent lobby efficiently lined up the two main political parties in the support of the creation of a jewish commonwealth. admissions of masses of refugees and frus crucial u.s. financial assistance to accommodate them. military assistance would come later a well organized and effective zionist lobby thus pre-dated the creation of israel. it was poised to ensure that israel would refer the diplomatic, political, and military support that would enable it to undertake decades of aggressive expansion in direct violation of myriad u.n. resolutions, principles of human rights, and international law. from the beginning, the purpose of the lobby was

david: you certainly heard that charge anti-semitism despite the fact that his daughters to convert judaismen the charge can stick to what they may happen to be. david: i must say to ask this question because you're so honest and see things straight on. do you think we are destined to go through. but socialism. where these ideas and could bring down our country. >> the predictions of economists do not encourage me to go far in that direction. but i do have a great fear that in the long run we may not make it. i hate to say that. the one thing to keep me from being despairing as of course we don't know. there's so many things we can't possibly know. i wouldn't bet on it. david: tomasello, you really are a great economist and treasurer for the united states of america. we appreciate you coming on. we wish you the very best of luck. your newest biggest addition of discrimination disparities can be taught at the bookstores are an amazon right now. thank you for being here. really appreciate it. >> thank you. david: howard schultz, mark cuban, how worried are democrats and republicans in billion

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