crime that shocked germany goes to trial the man charged with murder after attacking a synagogue on judaism's holiest day makes clear his views i have no problems with religion but i hung out with some attention is what he tells the court. also coming up the u.s. president donald trump changes track with 1000 pandemic he warns americans that it will get worse before it gets better he says people should wear face masks and pump a 0 turns up the pressure the u.s. secretary of state is trying to get denmark to stop work on the north stream to pipeline passing through its waters the pipeline will deliver russian gas to germany. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a man accused of attacking a synagogue in the german city of hollow last october then murdering 2 people has made clear his anti semitic and racist sentiments in his trial as if the gap now stephon be as he is known under german privacy laws said quote he had no problem with religion's but with semitism. the attack on the synagogue took place on non-compliant judaism's holiest day but it failed and step on be is now alleged to have tu

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crime that shocked germany goes on trial the man charged with murder after attacking a synagogue on judaism's holiest days makes clear his views he tells the court i have no problems with religion but i have problems with some protests and. also coming up u.s. president donald trump changes track on the coded 1910 dam act he warns americans that it will get worse before it gets better and he says people should wear face masks plus the women and children stranded by the collapse of the so-called islamic state many of them are your opinion citizens we need a frenchman fighting to bring his daughter and his grandson home. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a man accused of attacking a synagogue in the german city of hama last october then murdering 2 people has made clear his anti-semitic and racist sentiments as his trial began he told the court that he had quote no problems with religions but with semitism he also made racist remarks. under armed guard and wearing a coronavirus face mask 28 year old stephan b. was led into court to answer for one of the worst anti semitic attacks in post-w

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obscure the bottom line is we really don't know what the reasons for that are and judaism has a many laws and regulations for which we really have no understanding of why god. handed down these laws to us and we're commanded to observe them and despite the fact that we really have no understanding of what they are. during my time in jerusalem i've noticed that both israelis and palestinians attach great meaning and symbolism to food that. symbolism maybe political or religious or both. crazy maybe part of our culture and community but it need not be divisive. this is jerusalem's you can it just restaurant a rarity in this divided city has its own jointly by an israeli and palestinian. and i'm here to meet with $0.04 members of an initiative called chefs for peace a group which kids together in order to bridge religious and political divides. this is a way to show the world that we can do peace we can assure the people that we are. peaceful. as a series of city were together a jewish state of being able to shoot it together with it we cook together so it is fact. today the ships are g

the crime that shocked germany the man charged with attacking a synagogue on judaism's holiest details his trial i have no problems with religion but i have. and the women and children stranded by the collapse of the so-called islamic states many of them are good citizens we need a frenchman fighting to bring his daughter and grandson. welcome u.s. secretary of state mike bump aoe is visiting denmark to try to persuade him to stop walk on the north stream to gas pipeline bossing through its waters denmark has just given the go ahead for the work but to get the danes to change their minds the u.s. believes the pipeline would make germany too dependent on russian gas. now last week pump warned companies involved in the project they would be subject to u.s. penalties if they didn't hold their work. on the baltic sea gas pipe. line nord stream too is still moving forward albeit slowly the u.s. has threatened sanctions for companies participating in the project so right now there is just one russian ship laying the pipes for the remaining 160 kilometers the pipeline runs parallel to the nor

country had the world's lowest numbers of organ donors many see organ donation as incompatible with judaism according to the old testament bodies have to be buried promptly and should not be desecrated many orthodox jews believe in the physical resurrection of the dead and therefore i think it is essential that the body should remain intact as a result each year there were a 1000 more potential recipients than actual donors. moti was critically ill only medication was keeping him alive he ended up the hospital for 18 months because of a virus to his heart's performance was reduced to only 10 percent of what it should be his condition was deteriorating day by day. v.a. in the 1st place and the waiting list but. every day i don't have a dollar because if you do 1st at the most with can't give me that it's my blood is all. people with blood group oh can only receive a heart from someone with the same blood group could be the. motive he has now been married 44 years and has grown children back then it was a race against time he knew that he would die without a transplant and he wanted to be aro

backing a synagogue in germany on judaism's holiest day has made his anti semitic and racist views clear stephon beat was speaking on the 1st day of his trial on charges of attacking the place of worship in the city of allah and murdering 2 people. tough but you can always get more now website com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram act each of you names i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us take care and stay safe. staying for. the language courses. anytime anywhere. w. media center. we want to see a video that they made maybe 2 no. it's it's the both of you just for me it's a game to this weird guy with a funny accent well as the people in the studio it is me eat them of those create the seducer political reveals new to get me into the classroom. and deal with this is the music so these i'm not the business the show that voters believe that my videos could touch people change the perspective and maybe even make a change and it was. only me that is an audience the stage i and then came. back this way happens when you give everyone a voice a chance to be

yet it was your last year judaism's holiest day when an armed men tried to storm this synagogue in heller 52 worshipers were inside only the sturdiness of the door prevented what investigators say would have been a massacre. and then shot and killed 2 people nearby this video was filmed by a member of the public the perpetrator live streamed footage of his attack on an internet gaming site. the case has drawn huge interest the start of proceedings was delayed for 2 hours while dozens of reporters and all those costs through security . across germany people are concerned about a rise in the number and severity of anti semitic crimes according to official figures such attacks rose by 13 percent last year the interior ministry says right wing extremists are to blame despite that context the authorities say they're reacting to violence with fairness. the defendant is presumed innocent until a final judgment has been made his statements in the investigation and the videos which are supposed to show parts of what happened do not change anything the presumption of innocence applies without restr

he had quote no problems with religions that semitism the attack on the synagogue took place on judaism's holiest day but it failed. on 2 people who happened to be nearby. not at some other stories making news around the world south african campaign andrew gagne has died at the age of 95 guineas to try it with nelson mandela was imprisoned in the notorious robben island prison for more than a quarter of a century. israeli protesters have blocked roads near jerusalem demonstrating against legislation that would grant the government the right to bypass lawmakers to combat the coronavirus it follows a night of protest near the residence of prime minister binyamin netanyahu. the us city of portland oregon has seen further clashes between protesters and federal law enforcement officers sent by president donald trump to end racism for test the night he rallies have been held in the area since the death of george floored in police custody. and us president donald trump has told americans to wear masks when social distancing is not possible saying face coverings can have an effect against the cor

of that shop to germany comes to trial a man charged with murder after attacking a synagogue on judaism's holiest day makes clear his views he says i have no problems with religions but i have with semitism that is what he said to the poor and. also coming up the u.s. president donald trump changes track of the code 19 pandemic he warns americans that don't get worse before it gets better and he says people should wear face masks plus the women and children stranded by the collapse of the so-called islamic state many of them are gorky and citizens we need a frenchman fighting to bring his daughter and grandson home. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a man accused of attacking a synagogue in the german city of hala last october then murdering 2 people made clear his anti semitic and racist sentiments in his trial as it began on tuesday stefan b. as he is known under german privacy laws told the court that he had quote no problem with religious but with semitism the attack of the synagogue took place on jump before the holiest day of the jewish calendar but it failed and stefan b. is a

attempting to murder many others last october the attack took place on yom kapoor the holiest day in judaism it's considered one of the worst anti semitic assaults in germany's post-war history a man confessed to the crime which he had live streamed prosecutors say that he was motivated by anti semitism and seen a phobia. and we are joined now by political correspondent thomas sparrow who is in magnet to birth near hala where the trial has just started welcome to you thomas it's the 1st day of the trial what can we expect to happen. it is indeed sort of the 1st day of this trial which is being described as a very important trial from a political perspective here in germany proceedings will start today and will last until the 14th of october although obviously that depends on how the process develops in this 1st day one of the most important elements will be the reading of the indictment that's one of the key elements of the beginning of the trial here in germany and this is a trial that's being followed very closely not only here in this country but also internationally there is a big intern

of course other religions have the same idea, but i think judaism emphasizes that. that to me is what law is about. it is not just going out and saying whatever you think will be good. absolutely not as you will know from your profession. it takes a lot of study and a lot of time. it takes a lot of learning and there is law here in law there in law all over the place and you to try and figure out how it fits together. if i were to say one general objective of the way americans see law and the way jews see law, is to help bring about that productive and harmonious society. we are far from it, but nonetheless we tried. the supreme court is of different religious backgrounds that also have a notion of justice embedded in that religion. beforeknow and mentioned alsouestion of justice comments on many legal systems in the world. to me one of the things that interests me in your work -- i'm quoting an article from 2010 -- -- called it an adventurous in law.ture why would you bring foreign law into this? justice breyer: i think you might learn, sometimes, through certain d

justice breyer: justices are central to judaism. justice shall you pursue. i do not know which book that is. i think it is exodus. [laughter] throughout the torah and throughout the books that compose it in the history of the jewish people you see considerable interest in placing of great importance by the ability of human beings to live in this world together, peacefully, harmoniously, and productively as a society. of course other religions have the same idea, but i think judaism emphasizes that. that to me is what law is about. it is not just going out and saying whatever you think will be good. absolutely not as you will know from your profession. it takes a lot of study and a lot of time. it takes a lot of learning and there is law here in law there in law all over the place and you to try and figure out how it fits together. if i were to say one general objective of the way americans see law and the way jews see law, is to help bring about that productive and harmonious society. we are far from it, but nonetheless we tried. talia: the supreme court is

it's not the reason to celebrate judaism but it's our story and we have to remember that story. as i said the book certainly tells a very sad story but the story is being told so that it can be remembered and towards the end of the book i come back to memory and i come back to the fact that memory is going to live on. your children are other grandchildren who were named for holocaust survivors and, i'm sorry people who perished, not survivors. a number perished but that's the memory i want them to carry forward but i wanted to be a joyful jewish experience. i spent most of my professional life in public relations and politics and then helping to build an institution designed to build the jewish future. that's what this is all about. we have to keep those memories. >> superb. i think we are opening it up now write some at the? >> exactly. thank you esther and jonathan for that than esther i want to echo what you said. definitely a difficult time that we are all experiencing and coping with but the silver lining is that we are booked to put them together and now have hundreds of p

crime that shocked germany goes to trial the man charged with murder after attacking a synagogue on judaism'sholiest day makes clear his views i have no problems with religion but i am with some attention in what he tells the court. also coming up the u.s. president donald trump.

crime that shocked germany goes to trial the man charged with murder after attacking a synagogue on judaism's holiest day makes clear his views i have no problems with religions but i have problems with semitism just what he tells the court. also coming up the u.s. president will trump changes traffic on the coast in 1000 and damage he warns americans that it will get worse before it gets better and says the people should wear face masks plus the.

it was your last year judaism's holiest day when an armed men tried to storm this synagogue in her 52 worshipers were inside only the sturdiness of the door prevented what investigators say would have been a massacre. the man then shot and killed 2 people nearby this video was filmed by a member of the public the perpetrator live streamed footage of his attack on an internet gaming site. the case has drawn huge interest the start of proceedings was delayed for 2 hours while dozens of reporters and others through security. across germany people are concerned about a rise in the number and severity of anti semitic crimes according to official figures such attacks rose by 13 percent last year the interior ministry says right wing extremists are to blame despite that context the authorities say they're reacting to violence with fairness. the anger this time that the defendant is presumed innocent until a final judgment has been made his statements in the investigation and the videos which are supposed to show parts of what happened do not change anything the presumption of innocence appli

here's the words of rabbi eric yoffie, who was president of the union for reform judaism, which representssh people. he says, on this annexation issue, "americanjews are deeply unhappy. the monumental stupidity of this entire annexation enterprise has left american jews shocked and panicked, not to mention puzzled and confused and, above all, angry." do you care about that? stephen, i can give you quotes from jewish leaders in the us and the uk, and all around the world who support applying sovereignty and actually pushing prime minister netanyahu to take up bold decisions. yes, we listen to them, we talk with them, we are like family. but at the end of the day, the government of israel actually will have to decide about it. they will have to take into consideration the relationships we have with the us, the uk, the eu, with our neighbouring arab countries. and i speak with many arab leaders from around the world, and we listen to them, we'll have to take into consideration all aspects to reach a decision... ambassador, patently you are not taking any of those voices and opinions into cons