it's a reality that people are no longer so free to openly practice their judaism.many rabbis and the central council are jews in germany advise people not to wear capers in public. because of the bad experiences many jews have had. thus that is what you hope for the future also for the shu cities. i would hope that jewish life simply becomes a given becomes normal and for the cities i wish that they'd regain the significance they once had for judaism here and around the world as well as the religious and spiritual importance. of simply that they receive recognition and people see that they can be proud of this piece of german jewish history book. yes definitely these are unique 3 wonderful places with a jewish history that goes back hundreds of years and that is still visible today and see you next time. coincidence. doctors. verdi's. requiem. the bar instructing the. next. it's like a creature from another planet it's revolutionary not by appearance it's also a technological. the secluded d.s. and undercover goddess it's still revered by killers fans from all over

it's a reality that people are no longer so free to openly practice their judaism.any rabbis and the central council are jews in germany advise people not to wear capers in public. because of the bad experiences many jews have. that's the gist of what you hope for the future also for the shoe city. i would hope that jewish life simply becomes a given becomes normal and for the cities i wish that they'd regain the significance they once had for judaism here and around the world as well as the religious and spiritual importance. simply that they receive recognition and people see that they can be proud of this piece of german jewish history. yes definitely these are unique 3 wonderful places with a jewish history that goes back hundreds of years and that is still visible today and see you next thought. corin says bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang ducks i. heard these. requiem. marks trying to. become 13. and. they may become autonomy as. they can adapt. and manipulate. in some places humans and technology are being. forms of artificial intelligence and how

christianity has sent great monuments in the city but judaism has also left its mark here in the middle ages was one of the most important jewish settlements in central europe along with mines and warms the 3 cities were even called jerusalem on the rhine. spire warms and minds are considered the cradle of european judaism jewish life has shaped these 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it so today's show is not just the city trip but also a journey through jewish history. in our email we also jet over the ski slopes in. we take a tour of the port city of haifa in israel. and take a closer look at mine. the old town off. in these 2 streets in you can go and claim that come from gaza a jewish reserve venture area was created 1000 years ago because jews were only allowed to settle here the houses were built particularly narrow and high in order to offer as much space as possible. the speed of museum is also located here in that you wouldn't want the jewish courtyard. in the middle ages buyout was called in hebrew which is how the museum got its name. was ca

color who are african-american, mono racial, meeting both parents are african-american and there judaism goes back generation after generation after generation in the u.s.. we have some families where the became a jew by choice in the last three years are five years and are living a focused observant jewish life, then you have some families just like the rest of the jewish community in the u.s., who identify strongly as jewish and do-nothing religious. that in their spiritual life. for their jewish identity might be cultural. it might be based on different kinds of practices that might fall out of what so many might view as a very religious life and still they are jewish the same way we see people coming to jewish life across the jewish community in different ways, we see we are among jewish people of color. the one thing i want to put in there is when jews of color or jewish communal spaces, because people challenge our judaism based on our identity or how they perceive our identities very often jews of color know a tremendous amount of torah and text. jews of color tend to be very lear

own like jails the manning who is refusing to testify against judaism and it's day 346 of her it because our ancient tongue credit was a brave woman people think chelsea manning is a traitor and that she deserves everything that she gets the hatred was so intense music has been such a great part of rebellion against elites over history obviously in south africa and so on presumably that's why you turned up outside the home office here to protest about the incarceration of julie the surge hardly any people turned up i have have to say are you saying that again propaganda hardly any people turned up and not a single word was printed in any english or american newspaper of that event apart from on r t but obviously what journalists that all the television networks here would say no one told them don't cover roger waters singing wish you were here in ignorance of performance so it's a would it's in their heads oh. people aren't stupid where you think journalists are coming out and in bed drove sit in their hundreds of thousands to defend judea you don't have to write shit on people's forehea

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your family. >> yes my family religious leaders. >> is forbidden judaism right? >> yes. christian town right now. >> we are a 1% now. >> 1%. wow. we have heard 8%, 10%, you're saying closer to 1%? why is that? >> situations. >> situation? i understand you have to be careful, but is that economics, religious, is it political? is it all them? >> i don't know what to say but now is a little bit better than other years. they once an open country. that's why they go. >> but you plan on staying in bethlehem? >> i am singing bethlehem because i have four kids we cannot leave because they have schools, our lives are here. if we go away, or leave, who is going to stay here? >> but you worry if all the christian goes than there won't any christians in bethlehem. >> yes the situation is that. >> christians that make the government issues. what if you like tattoo is something they want to get? >> it's the holy land. when they come here they want to cross. some people think about getting the cross. >> the tattoo i'm getting here is jesus in hebrew. what is it like for you to live so

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it is the most ancient site in judaism and the second holiest site after the temple mount.amic conquest of hebron in the seventh century the complex was a place of worship for muslims known as the [inaudible] mosque. for seven centuries only muslims were allowed to pray inside. in 1967 during the six day war israel took control of the site. hebron had come under jewish control for the first time in 2000 years. muslims were still allowed to worship there but jews were finally also granted access. then came 1994, the mosque massacre and the violence that followed. >> the massacre the israeli occupation divides the mosque. pete: the holy site is not literally split the middle with separate entrances so both jewish and muslim worshipers can visit. this is so they can come without contact with each other. >> [inaudible] 45 were given to the muslims. pete: after some negotiating and a security screening we made our way in to the mosque. we are deep inside the mosque, one of the holiest and oldest mosques in all of islam. [inaudible] you see individuals studying, praying. on the m

one of the most fundamental things in judaism is to protect human life. your life and the life of other people and you see what is going on, people are dying in our community. i'm afraid to pick up my phone because i'm afraid of who i'm getting a call about who has just passed away. the idea that anyone would gather publicly with other people and go home to their wives and children is inexcusable and really a fringe of people in the jewish community who are doing this and we are trying to do everything possible to stop this behavior. people who indulge in this behavior whether in the orthodox jewish community or people who go to beaches and think that is okay, you're endangering your life and endangering the lives of other people and it is unacceptable. rob: let's look at recent events we are talking about, one on april 5th in brooklyn, a couple funerals, at a school, 50 students, new jersey, a couple weddings in new jersey as well. what is the perspective of people attending this. how do they rationalize going to a big public event like this? >> they are

secondly, artie's wife converts to judaism. why? to please vladik, moreover, maus one is dedicated to anga, artie's wife. maus two is dedicated to rashu, the murdered child, and to nadia, francois and artie's daughter. connection between the first generation and the third generation. nadia is a grandchild. clearly, vladik has embraced this jewish identity business. but he has embraced it on his own terms. i want to read a quote from artie. i am, he says, very completely a jew. and that has been driven home by having to understand what happened to my parents. nothing about religion, nothing at all. it is ethnic. this is similar to what the survivor has said, i'm a jew, it has been stamped into me at auschwitz by my tattoo. artie says it has been imprinted on me, forget the covenant, all the religious commandments, i know that, look at what happened to my parents. i'm a jew and i know that. and finally, he says this. my identity, he says, is a kind of alienation that comes with the position of an identity. it is a greek word meaning s

he knew that doing judaism was not going to work the way he learned it. his parables are my girlfriends. >> i like that. >> we love coming. you see me there. >> wonderful. we're going to have to rope you into somethings. you have 27 years of wisdom. >> i love receiving right now. >> i understand. >> okay. we are going to take another break and we went to here more. >> okay. >> please join us. communities are starting to feel the financial impact of covid-19 commonly called coronavirus. but we want you to know that there is help. we have disability insurance for workers who are ill or medically quarantined due to covid -19. paid family leave is available for those caring for an ill or medically quarantined family member and unemployment insurance for reduced hours or lost work. we're all in this together. for information on how to stay healthy visit covid19 dot ca dot gov. >>> welcome back to mosaic. >> you talk about howard. >> yes. >> you did a lot of work in to see. >> i did. i left here and i studied under greats. it really was a renaissance time for t

one crucial interest was oil but the birthplace of judaism and christianity and islam and in the context of the cold war the united states cannot allow atheist communism to take over the birthplace of the three great religions. eisenhower 1957 did not identify the defense of israel as a strategic vital interest of the united states no subsequent american president whatever look at it that way. on july 151958 with the marines coming ashore there were two explanations as to why they were there. he said that a coup in iraq the previous day the 14th of july was the most pro-western government in the middle east had been overthrown was a direct threat to america national interest so the government in iraq was opposed to the very violent coup even by middle eastern standards. he identifies the two perhaps as the starting point of the middle east the end of the soviet union and international communism if the united states did not respond to the two - - the coup it could be a significant as a lost of china of 1948 it is a remarkable statement also completely divorced from the fact that his state

secondly, artie's wife converts to judaism. why? to plead vladdic. moreover, "maus" won -- the first volume is dedicated to anga, artie's wife. "maus" two is dedicated to rashu, the murdered child, and to naja, their daughter. connection between the first generation and the third generation. naja is a grandchild. clearly vladdic has embraced this jewish identity business. but he has embraced it on his own terms. i want to read a quote from artie. i am, he says, very completely a jew. and that has been driven home by having to understand what happened to my parents. nothing about religion. nothing at all. it's ethnic. this is similar to what the survivor writer primo levy said. i am a jew. it has been stamped into me at auschwitz by pmy tattooed numbe. artie is saying the same thing. it's been imprinted on me by the inter-generational transmission of trauma. that's why i'm a jew. forget the covenant. forget the commandments. forget all of that religious business. i'm a jew. i know that. look what happened to my parents. finally, he says this. my ident

also a journey for jewish history the fire warms and minds are considered the cream of the european judaism. jewish life has shaped the 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it. chickie and. 90 minutes on d w. o o. o. o we're all set. to go beyond the obvious. that we're live. as we take on the world. we're all about is the stories that matter to you about something behind me my goodness you know what ever it takes to keep it all running. the owner of the. exchange was nothing w. . made for mines. this is a 15 year old girl. being raped. his teacher is beating a boy for talking plus the rest of the sports. heroes told her as being hit by his mother breaking a collapse. just because you can see violence against children doesn't mean it doesn't make them visible visible. violence against children. this is g.w. news in these are our top stories as christians around the world mark good friday in isolation pope francis led sam known as the vatican without a live audience live streaming his address instead as the italian government extended its coronavirus lockdown i

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the time and this is an important time of year for 3 of the world's largest organized religions, judaism christianity and islam. but they're having to celebrate in a different way this year people in the jewish community had to start passover their most celebrated holiday at a distance from one another. we spoke with a retired rapide about the worship and celebration of passover in this time of coronavirus. >>there is a tremendous sadness is it permeates the jewish community at this time that we cannot sit around the table with a you say parents and grandparents and children grandchildren and it's it's a real sadness that we're feeling passover is probably the most celebrated festival in. i once the jewish world. more to celebrate passover in some form than any other holiday that we have and therefore it becomes i classico family normally families gather around the table many generations, it's a multi generational and then there are those in the community who are reaching out via phone and internet and skype and zoom to bring cheer and. >>hope we're trying to encourage him to realize tha

political power arguably donald trump who came to power in an antiwar ticket i mean i i spoke to judaism's in the ecuadorian embassy about how hillary clinton could well of got us into a full scale war involving syria i'm sure she trump was an antiwar. yes and yet and yet united states involvement in the wars abroad has actually increased in their spending more money on it than they were in any previous administration under trump i mean and let's not write off the possibility that trump may do something to plead sanely stupid at the behest of the neocons visibly iran is already has murdering that murdering customs eliminate again exactly well if you can get millions around the world to support during a songe like he is a latter day nelson mandela. identity politics at least has been presumably there's been massive progress on it since you started out but even in their. own leg jails the manning who is refusing to testify against really isn't it's day 346 of her it because our ancient tongue credit was a brave woman people think chelsea manning is a traitor and that she deserves everything

and the second was the middle east was the birthplace an the three great monotheistic religions, judaism and christianity and islam. in the context of the cold war united states cannot allow atheistic communism to take over the birthplace of the three great religions. very interesting that eisenhower in 1957 did not identify the defense of israel as the strategic vital interest of the united states. no subsequent american preside president, of course, whatever look at it in those ways. on july 15, 1958 was the marines coming ashore and i gave a new explanation as to why they were there and essentially what he said was that a coup in iraq the previous day the 14th of july in which the most pro-western government in the middle east had been overthrown was the direct threat to american national interests. the pro- american government in iraq was deposed in a very brutal and violent coup one of the even by middle eastern standards and this was an exceptionally violent coup. ike identified the coup as perhaps the starting point of the entire middle east falling into the hands of the soviet un

>>this is the holy season for 3 of the main religions of the world judaism christianity and islam forhe jewish community passover its most celebrated holiday starts tonight. a talk with a retired rabbi about the worship and celebration of passover and this time of coronavirus there is a tremendous sadness. >>is it permeates the jewish community at this time that we cannot sit around the table with a you say parents and grandparents and children grandchildren and it's it's a real sadness that we're passover is probably the most celebrated festival in. i once the jewish world. more to celebrate passover in some form than any other holiday that we have and therefore it becomes i classico family normally families gather around the table many generations, it's a multi generational and then there are those in the community who are reaching out via phone and internet and skype and zoom to bring cheer and hope we're trying to encourage him to realize that just as the place in egypt in did. and we were liberated. this plane will land. and we will be in their liberation we know that this will a

>> well, my faith is judaism and my wife's faith is catholicism and she commented to me yesterday, younow, no one's walking around with their palms. they're not going into church on sunday. we'll celebrate a seder, just the two of us, on wednesday. but part of this is protecting your fellow citizens and making sure that this ugly virus that can spread itself throughout the communities because people die when they get this virus. not everybody but a lot of people do and so what i would say is your belief in your god, your belief in humanity should tell you, let me stay away now and let's practice social distancing. >> doctor, potasnik, thank you, gentlemen, thank you both. >>> we're going to take a quick break here in central park but when we come back we'll go to texas. we're going to texas because we're keeping a very close eye on two nursing homes, nursing homes that have been ravaged by covid-19. yes! yes. yes. yeah sure. yes. yes. yeah, yeah no problem. yes yes, yes a thousand times yes! disover. accepted at 99% of places in the u.s. gimme two minutes. eligible for medicare. yes, y

and yet the part of judaism he did love was friday night when his mother would lightt the candles, saturday was all prohibition that friday was the sabbath and he would return to that he gave this extraordinary lecture which i talk about in the book of neurology ofn the select and that the end somebody raised their hand and said what do you think of the afterlife of the soul. and he said i make nothing of that concept, cicely fascinated and i'm compelled by the embodiment of the soul, he was asked to believe in god and he said i believe in thehe divine. i believe in grace, the grace of fluid movement. but he was deeply deeply at some level tuned to his jewishness but he was not religious, he certainly would've been on the diagnostic side of the words in his religion of anything and as such he was very much opposed to thes science of much of what neurology was practice when he was starting there when he turned to completely call to the charts and double-blind experiments andrn so forth whent was all about the disease people had rather than people who had the disease. he was trained to doto a

and yet the part of judaism that we love was friday nights when his mother would like the candles red was all hermetic prohibitions but friday was the sabbath and he would return to that red he was the visit ordinary lecture which i talk about a great deal in the book on the neurology of the soul and at the end somebody raised their hands and said what do you think of anthe afterlife of the soul? and he said i can make nothing of that concept. i am precisely fascinated, i am compelled by the embodiment of the soul. he was asked to you believe in god and he said i believe in the divine. and also in the less divine,i believe in the grace of fluid movement . but he was deeply at some level kind of tune to his jewishness but he wasn't religious. he certainly would have been on the agnostic side and his religion if anythingwas darwinism . and as such he was very much opposed to the scientism of much of what neurology was practiced when he was starting there when it had turned completely to charts and double-blind experiments and so forth. when it was all about the disease people had rather

the midst of all that's going on this is the holy season for 3 of the main religions of the world judaism christianity and islam for the jewish community passover its most celebrated holiday started tonight. talks with the retired rabbi about the worship and the celebration of passover in this time of coronavirus. >>there is a tremendous sadness is it permeates the jewish community at this time that we cannot sit around the table with a you say parents and grandparents and children grandchildren and it's it's a real sadness that we're feeling passover is probably the most celebrated festival in. i once the jewish world. more to celebrate passover in some form than any other holiday that we have and therefore it becomes high class ago family normally families gather around the table many generations, it's a multi generational and then there are those in the community who are reaching out via phone and internet and skype and zoom to bring cheer and hope we're trying to encourage them to realize that just as the place in egypt indeed. and we were liberated. this plane will land. and we will