such was not the case in judaism. god alone creates the world and since there is no principle of evil, everything he makes is good, is the famous refrain from the 60s of creation and god saw that it was good. it was all good. and what was particularly good was this creation of man, which again uniquely in the revelation or mythologies of the middle east, the man is constituted in the -- made in the image of the likeness of god. this was extraordinary because it indowed man with an inviablability, sacredness in his being because his in the very image of his creator which is constituted by his free will, by his reason. and by his own immortality. and his destiny, in this god, this one god. now, israel was a tribe with a universal god. it was only one god, yawai. however, continued as tribal religion. the jews did pros the la ties as you'll know but extraordinarily they reserved this unique revelation . now, comes christianity. which of course began in judaism as christ was a jew. now, what is revealed in christianity is

science research you know there's all the great things but when this aspect of human existence in judaism is being in paul's appalling everything else at the expense of everything else it becomes a detail that we need cooperation we need more we need other other countries we need to consider like you said we send you into look at us but around the country we just get used to do my way or. stay within its borders and go my way or highway but the rest of the wall is not quite the really for america on my way or i want to be all over or have run out of time here gentlemen but you know what you know trying to convince the world that mathematics is racism is not a good footing for international relations many thanks that i got some problems for pittsburgh in tulsa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. a next time remember cross topples. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still haven't healed you and you think oh i was going to come to the times when it's. because of me from you know. negotiate a market economy supposed. to me in the pre

you're converting to judaism why we want to become part of the global conspiracy these are some of the city cartoons founded miriam hubbard scientology anti-semitism for beginners which pokes fun at anti jewish stereotypes the new york born writer of jewish descent who has german roots came up with the book project at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. immediately old conspiracy theories started circulating like the jews are to blame for the coronavirus that really bothered me. so i told myself i no longer want to get angry i want to laugh about this instead. we're at berlin's jewish literature bookstore books from our yellow publishing house germany's 1st jewish publisher of children's books are on sale here high pushed on founded 11 years ago these days she's also releasing books for adults like the kosher comics. jewish humor takes a difficult or a sad situation or what have you. and exaggerates it or adopts a new perspective on it. and that creates a sense of relief. come on in russian jewish novelist buddy meir come you know has lived in berlin for 30 years his humorous works

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bible, hebron is known as the cave which abraham purchased as a burial plot, the most ancient side in judaismemple mount. since hebron in the 7th century, it was a place of worship for muslims known as the ibrahimi mosque. 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 and then came 1994, the ibrahimi mosque massacre and what followed. >> the massacre israeli divide the mosque. the holy site is now literally split down the middle with separate entrances so both jewish and muslim worshippers can visit without coming into contact with each other. >> 65 persons of the mosque were given to the israeli settlers and given then to the muslims. >> after some negotiating and a security screening we made our way into the mosque. >> we're deep inside the mosque, one of the holiest and oldest mosques in all of islam, and being here we didn't think we could get cameras inside and we see individuals studying, praying. >> on the musli

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that was in relationship to the churches teachings on judaism. look is in the gospels, the gospels a group called the jews for the murder of jesus. it was the romans who murdered jesus and if you read the gospel in history, you would think the pontius pilate was a good guy was forced to kill jesus by the jews. that is how deep into the catholic christian imagination that this goes. anti- judaism was exposed for what it was and what it did with lethal genocidal nancy murder. and after that, the catholic church and that's what led to the second vatican council which is why his first order of business was to change what was believing in teaching about the jews. the christ killer charge, contradicting the gospels on the account and renounce the idea that god would place the chosen people of the jews with a chosen people of the church. there was gone. theologically, diluted. now it is true that the churches at the mercy of the hangover of this tradition. in the holy week, next week. catholics all of the world will hear the jews again in the gospel and

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this is the basis of judaism. a woman must preserve herself.an is not what we call public do main. >> modesty is t only about clothes. modesty is also a way of being, a way of expressing once self-. be it foul words or speaking loudy -- loudly or gestures but also ways of sitting. it's an ensemble. >> restrictive rules. it's a boys uniforms. >> she and her friends all emgramented from france to get closer to religion in israel. >> let's go in my room. when i wake up i do the -- what is this? it's a ritual that we do every morning to purify ourselves. we take the custom and we go one, two, three, four, five, six and for the seventh, we do this. you do this first thing when you wake up. >> in sharon's closet, no short, no paints. -- pants. she's only allowed to wear skirts. >> for example, this one shrunk. it's my fault. i'm not very good doing laundry but normally it doesn't go above the knees. it's modesty meaning we're not going to show our entire botsdz. it's a form of respects. we don't show our embows or knees. >> how was its? >> it was all

them suckling from a pig a deliberate insult and humiliation as things are considered unclean and judaism. even so the building as a whole is an impressive monument next to the one in cologne reagan's birth cathedral is considered to be germany's most extraordinary gothic cathedral. reagan's burg was not only important because it became a bishop seems 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 was held for over 114 years. and to find out more about what that was and what it meant for the city i meeting the director of the reagans berg museums dogless gas to. bring. us up to what exactly was the perpetual diet. from the 17th to the early 19th century reagan spoke was actually the capital of europe a bit like brussels today. the natural diet was convened in 1663 just a few years after the 30 years war when representatives from all countries from all cities gathered here they were supposed to discuss taxes and military issues but the talks then dragged on for so long that they never came to a final agree

. >> you are converting to judaism, why?e want to become part of a global conspiracy. >> these are some satirical concerns -- cartoons found in anti-semitism for beginners, which pokes fun at anti-jewish stereotypes. the writer who has german rates but came up with the book project at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. >> immediately, old conspiracy theories started circulate in, like, the jews are to blame for the coronavirus. that really bothered me. so i told myself i no longer want to get angry, i want to laugh about this instead. >> hello, commit. -- come in. >> this russian jewish novelist lives in berlin for 30 years, his works about everyday life have one millions of fans. he contributed a satirical sex and said humor is perfect for countering -- a satirical text and said that humor is perfect for countering anti-semitic conspiracy theories. >> it is nice to imagine our planet does not circle the sun but someone is directing, communicative and controlling everything. but i do not think it is the jews. at least, n

you're converting to judaism why we want to become part of the global conspiracy these are some of the satirical cartoons found in miriam how the. anti semitism for beginners which pokes fun at anti jewish stereotypes the new york born writer of jewish descent who has german roots came up with the book project at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. immediately old conspiracy theories started circulating like the jews are to blame for the coronavirus that really bothered me. so i told myself i no longer want to get angry i want to laugh about this instead. we're at berlin's jewish literature tour bookstore books from our yellow publishing house germany's 1st jewish publisher of children's books are on sale here. founded 11 years ago these days she's also releasing books for adults like the kosher comics. who feel more. jewish humor takes a difficult or a sad situation or what have you. and exaggerates it or adopt a new perspective on it. and that creates a sense of relief. you. come on in russian she wish novelist but in your come you know has lived in berlin for 30 years is humorous

you're converting to judaism why we want to become part of the global conspiracy these are some of the satirical cartoons found in miriam how the. anti semitism for beginners which pokes fun at anti jewish stereotypes the new york born writer of jewish descent who has german roots came up with the book project at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. immediately old conspiracy theories started circulating like the jews are to blame for the coronavirus that really bothered me. so i told myself i no longer want to get angry i want to laugh about this instead. or come on in russian jewish novelist buddy me or come you know has lived in poland for 30 years his humorous works about everyday life of one of millions of fans he contributed a satirical text hypers times and college and says humor is perfect for countering anti semitic conspiracy theories. the thought was wrong of course but it's a nice fantasy imagining our planet does not simply circle the sun that someone is actually directing communicating and controlling everything. else but i don't think it's the jews. at least not those

for best supporting actress and daniel cholula, one for the best supporting actor for his role in judaism, the black messiah. an incredible story. now about a woman from aranda, who's worked at a barrier hospital for 75 years, she's finally retiring in case of you, frank mala code has her story and waiting to hear how many times she's called in sick. it's remarkable. we go. just try and keep up with horrendous olynyk griffey. good luck. you'll need it. i keep saying i should've worked one more year, but 75 songs that's a good. that's a good a good number. that's right for 75 years, this 95 year old dynamo has walked the halls at sutter's al to bait summit medical center in berkeley. my first day of work was april 10th 1946. her uniform, a perfectly pressed lab coat and stylish heels. her secretary skills were unrivaled in the hospitals, labs and burn unit. but it's her passion and smile that brings such joy. now, 27,000 plus days later, she's finally saying goodbye to a job she dearly loves. i couldn't wait to get to work every day. i couldn't wait to get there. i took vacations because i

science research you know there's all the great things but when this aspect of human existence in judaism is being in paul's appalling everything else at the expense of everything else it becomes a detail that we need cooperation we need more we need other other countries we need to consider like you said we send you into look at us but around the country would you just get used to do my way or wait you know it should stay within its borders and do all my way or highway but the rest of the wall is not quite to radiate for american my way or i want to be all oh ever i have run out of time here gentlemen but you know what i you know trying to convince the world that mathematics is racism is not a good footing for international relations when he thinks that i got some problems for pittsburgh in tulsa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. you next time remember cross topples. well the pandemic no certainly no board is just blind to nationalities. as america. we don't like seeing the whole world needs to be. judged. commentary to sleep sometimes. we can do better we should b

with science research you know there's also a great place but when this aspect of human existence in judaism is being an balls up all everything else at the expense of everything else it becomes a detail that we need cooperation we need more we need other other countries we need to consider like you said we send you into look at us but around the country would you just get used to do my way or wait you know it should stay within its borders and all my way or i would but the rest of the wall is not quite the radiate for american my way oh i want to be all oh ever i have run out of time here gentlemen but you know what i you know trying to convince the world that mathematics is racism is not a good footing for international relations when he thinks that i get some problems for pittsburgh in tulsa and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. in x. time remember cross topples. the world is driven by a dream shaped by phone person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. when the central bank will claim there's that this is a big the most crime when they print money and yet we don't see tha

you're converting to judaism why we want to become part of the global conspiracy these are some of the city cartoons found in miriam how the. anti semitism for beginners which pokes fun at anti jewish stereotypes the new york born writer of jewish descent who has german roots came up with the book project at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. immediately old conspiracy theories started circulating like the jews are to blame for the coronavirus that really bothered me. so i told myself i no longer want to get angry i want to laugh about this instead. we're at berlin's jewish look at 200 long bookstore books from our yellow publishing house germany's 1st jewish publisher of children's books are on sale here high pushed on founded 11 years ago these days she's also releasing books for adults like the kosher comics. who feel more. jewish humor takes a difficult or a sad situation or what have you. and exaggerates it or adopts a new perspective on it. and that creates a sense of relief. come on in russian she wish novelist bloody me or come you know has lived in berlin for 30 years is h

you're converting to judaism why we want to become part of the global conspiracy these are some of the city cartoons founded miriam hubbard scientology anti-semitism for beginners which pokes fun at anti jewish stereotypes the new york born writer of jewish descent who has german roots came up with the book project at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. immediately old conspiracy theories started circulating like the jews are to blame for the coronavirus that really bothered me. so i told myself i no longer want to get angry i want to laugh about this instead. we're at berlin's jewish look at 200 long book store books from our yellow publishing house germany's 1st jewish publisher of children's books are on sale here. founded 11 years ago these days she's also releasing books for adults like the kosher comics. who for more. jewish humor takes a difficult or a sad situation or what have you. and exaggerates it or adopts a new perspective on it. and that creates a sense of relief. come on in russian she wish novelist but in your community has lived in berlin for 30 years has humorous

there's no leadership in orthodox judaism that says it's ok not to vaccinate your children. >> do youhappened here could happen anywhere in the united states? >> i certainly do. you contribute to fear as parents, it can happen anywhere. >> i was right! >> it has to be not only talking but also listening. some parents, some individuals who were vaccine his tants, that's what we want to call them, they're scared. you know, they're thinking, gosh, this scares me. i don't know if this is the right thing to do, and i understand that as a parent. we received an e-mail from a family that lost their five-year-old boy ten days -- >> she runs the organization families fighting flu. >> as you can tell by his smile, he was just so excited to go to kindergarten. i had absolutely no idea how change dangerous flu was. joseph was at the time healthy five years old. he was attending kindergarten. and he became sick. he was hospitalized for ten days. he coded, and they worked on him for over 35 minutes. then the attending physician came in to the room i was in and i remember seeing her come to the door

so then he donates his camera to the history of judaism which is why i have that opportunity to inspect it. as for the other killers, the germans, a representative story in a way as far as the soviets tracking down ukrainians and prosecuting and convicting them because they were very aggressively going after the traders to the homeland but the west german's were most and it up after the war, the only thing we know really know about them was generated by an event in 1969. one of the members of the customs guard unit walked into a police station at night. after hours and said this man working at the desk is officer on duty i would like to report a crime. so he has a police report from 1969 the person says 20 years ago i was in this town in russia and this is what happened. he identifies the two killers in the photo but they didn't have the image to look at by have the advantage of that historian to compare the image with the german interrogation and of course they denied participating denied the shooting. provided more details about what happened but basically they perjured themselves if

christianity, judaism, and islam all trace their understanding of justice back to abraham.an has rights. the things we own in the life we have and we ought to be protected from crime, being hurt or killed, and the decision must be fined because it must not matter if you are poor, rich, young, old, weak, all-powerful, a society that is just protect your rights, and when someone wrongs you, and we decide together as people reflected by our laws, our judges, the jury of our peers, look at the knee on the back of george floyd and we feel something is wrong. we want justice for the victim, the families, and yes, for the officer, for all parties. civilized people like you know that no matter how angry we are, burning down small stores and restaurants, looting and stealing, assaulting random policeman, attacking motorists and children, shooting down elderly men, we know that is not justice. but there are people who embrace all these things. no justice, no peace, they chant, as they smear pigs blood eyewitnesses home. on tuesday night, when a jury handed down the unanimous decision

crime, the destruction of the meaning of words and truths, disrespect for christianity, hatred for judaismen disregard for freedom, completely unaccountable elites who hate you. but what is it at the core of it? we smell the cake, but where is it coming from? most of you come if you are allowed by the corrupt leaders,o to work around the country, or retired after a career well spent. you love your country. you can defend your home or try. but something is wrong and we can see it when we drive into a once thriving cities. drug addicted madman wandering the streets, needles on the ground, tense in the park, all called progress, and we can see it every time we turn on the tv. vicious accusations pointed at us that something as beautiful as silence is nonviolence. claims that it causes incalculable damage to young black college students to live in the same dormitory as their white fellow americans. the openly spoken idea that a secure border is fastest, the mass hysteria gripping entertainment, academia, government, and even aspects of medicine that says men can actually be women. these ideas

dave: yes we wrote two books about judaism.one was passover hug gotta which was called for this we left egypt. and then we wrote after that, jcc in atlanta, the field guide to the jewish people. i'm not jewish and i should stress that but my wife is jewish, she's actually been jewish or we colored human here in miami. my joke is that a part of the caribbean, they do not come in raft. [laughter] went so much fun. writing a regular book, is, like solitary it you are in the room and we would send each other chapters but the book tours, we loved them. i just get on stage make fun of each other until jokes. so i think that we will do something else together. it will not make the world a better place but we will have fun doing it, no matter what it is pretty. >> the three of you should go to israel. norming, like the best. dave: yes so there will be a hyphen instead of like the word oh my god. >> i don't know if we will get annabelle back but unaware past time. to 100 can say because annabelle cannot say it read her book is wonderful

they didn't know much about judaism, but they as i said in in the book i they did send over some synagogues sent over manor is for for for the holidays for hanukkah, and i was able to share that in an ecumenical service with the rest of the people in my cell. but we were pretty vacant about what was going on politically outside. i was able at one point one of the places that i was absconded to i think was in the south of iran i think was in this behind. that there was a message of sorts that people were were telling me that things are getting better. we will be getting out here and there but it was not much more than that. it just seemed that it was an interminable period of time usually living in a lot of darkness. i don't know how long i don't think john was out at all, but i was out maybe for 20 minutes the entire time i was able to breathe some fresh air. um one thing that i really felt very emotional about and that was this. a moment in time where i was lying on the floor. in darkness, and there was a ventilator on the on the sealed in wall. and by some sort of a lack of physics i was

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organizations including the national council of jewish women, anti-defamation league, the league of judaism and dozens of other organizations that i will look to work with in the continuing fight against anti-semitism if i am confirmed to this role. i am concerned about the rise in hate and extremism that we are seeing in this country. that black people are experiencing, lgbtq, aapi community and it is not lost on me that people continue to suffer from anti-semitism. i hope to fight back against it if confirmed. sen. blumenthal: thank you. later today i hope to offer an amendment to that no hate act which i introduce during the last session in which i plan to introduce again this session. it would spur greater reporting of hate crimes. you just mentioned appropriately the rise of domestic terrorism and hate violence in this country directed at different minorities. the built now on the floor now which i hope will proceed today will simulate greater reporting. can you speak to white hate crime reporting is so critical -- to why hate crime reporting is so critical? you will be head of the div

the whole programme of working with initially five face, buddhism, christianity, islam, hinduism, judaismeresting because - vision to happen. so, that is interesting because we i vision to happen. so, that is interesting because we have vision to happen. so, that is i interesting because we have heard early in the day from someone who worked with him making the point that he was a practical person as well as an ideas person, as far as they felt, so it sounds to me as if that was your experience as well. oh, totally. the guy when he was, 0h, totally. the guy when he was, jane, i was sent for a meeting with him at sandringham just after christmas in 1985 to tell him it wasn't a good idea, which is disastrous, you never do that with him, and i didn't want to say that wwf was very scared about this idea of religion so i went to see him and said you have been told i'm going to come and tell you it is a very good idea. and he said yes. and i said well, i don't think it is a good idea because i don't think you are thinking big enough and that is exactly what you need to say to prince philip and

if you believe there should be separation of the sexes, as in judaism or islam, you need to be able toction like that in all of the activities you are doing. this equality act is going to redefine what you are doing, and even if it opens yourself up as a public accommodation and then imposes on you these obligations to not discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, and then at the same time, strips your recourse for the religious freedom and restoration act, and puts the thumb on the scale with your ability to cite the first amendment by putting in the act that this is a compelling state ment any claim under the , authority is a compelling state interest as opposed to the alternative. sen. lee: religious freedom and restoration act is not a get out of jail free card. it does not give every religious institution or person a free pass. it simply forces the government to conduct a certain test, a certain standard review, is that right? ms. hasson: yes, and that is an important consideration. as justice gorsuch referred to, what rifa does is it says that we now hav