what the jewish people or judaism or jewish history ask of a jewish political leader? that's really the goal that we seek to. answer here. that's really the question that we seek to answer here in this book. and what was it about particular time period that made you want to write this book and write it now? yeah. so the inspiration for the book actually in part began with the when i started, when i had the great blessing of teaching the course that harold mentioned. we taught together as, as he mentioned, a class on lincoln's statesmanship as and we followed it chronologically and the small role that i played was to work on the impact that the bible may have had on lincoln's statesmanship. it struck me as we as we taught this class and we were able to teach it both in the men's school and the graduate school, the women's undergraduate school, ishiba, and then a slightly different version at cardozo is, i began to ponder why i had never really taught a course that focused on the life of a of jewish statesman and really what texts existed that actually described the stat

based on what christianity owes judaism. imagine this very jewish looking young manth at the time standing in parliament. he literally said these words. where's your christianity if it's not with their judaism. then he goes on to write this strange and fascinating novel. about a christian aristocrat who journeys to the holy land. it is told that basically all of the world needs the revelation of sinai that the jews gave to the world spirit so, someone has tried to work his way up the whole. would not necessarily recommend to write a novel like that, but he did. but he did. whatever his views about god and providence were are really not clear. the next biography that is published in 2026 about israeli, actually, i am excited about that. but, what he did have was a deep sense of what the west owed the jewish people. perhaps even more importantly, he had a deep sense of foreboding about what would happen to the west. if they cut themselves off from the biblical moral message. that is why i am placing that at the very center of

zionism is a return to judaism. before returning to the land of israel, theodor herzl's ten main books were a professional book . whether their religion is jewish or they don't believe in the religion of moses, peace be upon him, the feast of a jewish state is for the jews who experienced 2000 years of displacement. according to the tone of the jewish religion, the establishment of a jewish government was forbidden for the children of israel, and this displacement was a punishment, which is the verdict. i had to carry it until the appearance of the machine or the messiah. with all these books , the jewish state of the jews went hand in hand, and it was from here that the middle of the religious and professional jews who did not believe in religion had a difference . to legitimize the turn of events, there is no other way than to win the hearts of the opponents on the one hand, and to get close to the bases of power on the other hand, and to declare that zionism is a return to judaism. jok was far from jewish culture

the hebrew word is [ speaking in a global language ] the person judaism are song. canter is someone who has an expertise. someone trained and in the different kinds of jewish music and the prayers and torah and text and study. there are a lot of aspects to it. the origins of it or of the singing of the prayers, but it is expanded into many different areas. >> you remind me in english, cancer is related to [ speaking in a global language ] . >> i started doing this out of college and had been involved in met the rabbi from arizona state university and they were needing a cancer for high holy days . i started doing that. and i got year-round part-time jobs and eventually went to school. >> where did you go to school? where are they in the united states? >> there are several different ones. they have ones that have different movements. the one i went to his jewish theological seminary of new york and that is in new york. but the program also has a year in israel. there is hebrew union college which is associated with the reform movement and also orthodox and renewal.

judaism is in black slavery , this is the first war that covers the whole of europe the fires of war have spread to the other side of the world, to russia, the lands of west asia and iran in the war known as the great war , the first world war of 1914. during this 4-year war, each of the involved powers is looking for a policy to improve the situation. they should change england, which is almost at the end of the line, from any way to win against the germans, even if this way passes through the path of realizing the dreams of others, the realization of the dreams of this man named pretzel, what herzl's dream was at the age of 40 had its roots in his childhood. benjamin zaher was born to jewish parents in austria in the month, they did not believe in religion. benjamin, who was later known as tu dor, learned that he was a religious man who adhered to the teachings of the torah and had an interest in social studies. the years of working in the press, the thinking he had in his childhood, his writings ended until the case of the skin of the french jewish boy became hot news in the newsp

zionism is a return to judaism. even before returning to the land of israel, theodor herzl's ten principles was a professional book. in order for jews all over the world to be safe from anti-semitic thoughts , they should not define a land, it doesn't matter if their religion is jewish or not at all. belief in religion may moses, peace be upon him, not have the feast of a jewish state for the jews who experienced 2,000 years of displacement. according to the tone of the jewish religion , the formation of a jewish government was forbidden for the children of israel, and this displacement was a punishment that should be enforced until the appearance of the machine or the messiah. all these books of the jewish state were exchanged between jews, and it was from here that there was a difference between religious and professional jews who did not believe in religion. he won the hearts of the opponents on the other hand he announced that the foundations of power should be approached and that it is not the return of the jew

pay attention sacred in judaism there is such a parable.s of a pomegranate, so many commandments in tour a in the torah 613 commandments 10, of which the whole orthodox world knows perfectly well what they thought, how much travel, but they don’t know anything about judaism, if you are a person absolutely not even religious necessarily. go to the synagogue because it's very interesting here. if you think that in history, grodno will not find a place for a motorcycle, then you are very mistaken in grodno there lives a man who was able to get one of the most honorary titles of a biker, a table of ranks, he rode a motorcycle for more than 1,000 km in a day. i want to introduce you to sergey, a close person. i'm in the spirit of hello a and most importantly, that we are essentially no different. sergey travels a lot, well, only the program. i want to see it without taking it off, in my opinion, everything else is the same, and sergei ah. please tell me where you've been. e. i know that you have, and the title, which is called it, is given, and

[000:01:53;00] judaism is in black slavery, the first war that covers the whole of europe, the fire of the war has spread to the other side of the world, russia , the lands of west asia and words in the war that is known as the great war , the first world war of 1914 during this 4-year war, each of the involved powers is looking for a policy to change the situation in their own favor. golestan , which has almost reached the end of the line , has no way to win against the germans, even if this way goes through the path of realizing the dreams of others, the realization of this man's dream. a man whose name was like the dream of every season at the age of forty had its roots in his childhood benyamin zawaher was born to jewish parents in austria. his parents were born as jews. we did not believe. benjamin, who was later known as tu dor, learned to be a religious person who adheres to the teachings of the torah, poet and poet. he was interested in social studies and started to study law at the university, but professionally, he went to the position of a journalist during the years of work

zionism is a return to judaism. even before returning to the land of israel, theodor herzl 's ten main books were professional books, so that jews around the world are safe from anti-semitic thoughts. they should not specify in a land , it doesn't matter if their religion is jewish or if they don't believe in the religion of moses, peace be upon him, the eid of a jewish country for the jews who had the experience of 2000 years of displacement is a bold discovery, contrary to what happened in their births according to no religion. jew the establishment of a jewish government was forbidden for the children of israel, and this displacement was a punishment that had to be borne by our shia, or the messiah. there was a disagreement, the woman made a move against god's will, the sonnet, to legitimize the revolution, has no choice but to win the hearts of the opponents on the one hand, and on the other hand , to get close to the foundations of power, declaring that zionism is the return of the jews , a joke far from jewish

it will encourage a broader reconciliation between judaism and islam between jerusalem and mecca.etween the descendents of isaac and the descendents of ishmael. [applause] all these are tremendous blessings. two weeks ago it saw another blessing. at the g20 conference president biden, prime minister and european and arab leaders announced plans for a visionary that will stretch across the arabian peninsula and israel. it will connect india to europe with maritime links, energy pipelines, fiber-optic cables, this corridor will bypass maritime chokepoints dramatically lower the cost of goods, communication and energy for over 2 billion people. what a historic change for my country. you seee the land of israel is situated in the crossroads between africa, asia, europe. for centuries my country was repeatedly invaded by empires packing through in their campaigns of plunder and conquest elsewhere. but today as we town the walls israel can become a bridge of peace and prosperity between these continents. peace between israel and saudi arabia will truly create a new peace. [applause] so

and to get close to the bases of power on the other hand, and declare that zionism is a return to judaism. east jock was far from jewish culture and had grown up in a european style. he started to learn arabic in order to use the language of humor . shakar must communicate directly with the government minister or a prince in this case the jews believe me, he will make me yours. the most suitable person can be the kaiser of germany. he made this connection, and william ii , the german emperor, was allowed to meet. the second option after the kaiser was sultan abdul hamid ii, the ottoman shah . he was able to meet him on one of the days of mehr, 1400. a debate between the ottoman sultan and harzeh was held in return because he was a well-known journalist with articles on the financial crime that he accused of killing armenians, and in front of abdul hamid ii , he recognized the establishment of the jewish state. the chest of the children of zion biscuit help the daily system of elnaz's name has been in person. fartak daoud's yjc.ir water engineering company website during these visits conti

was really interested in how american jews became more ethnic in their judaism . in the late 60s and 1970s. the soviet movement picked up in the mid-60s when as an anti-communist movement it should have come in the mid-1950s. jews rediscover their faith and became kosher and became more traditional. even jews he turned to the far right, did it at this moment . the more i looked at it i realized they were emulating a model created by the black power movement. in fact, black nationalist and a young generation of african-americans proclaimed it was okay to be public with your identity. i was interested to see that jews actually followed that model more than they actually -- as we could say, authentically created something jewish . from that i worked backwards to the mid-1960s , with a black jewish alliance of the dr. king years split up and at least i was raised believing that was a horrible, terrible time of great discord and it was a disappointment that the alliance dissolved . are the primary sources and discovered that jewish leadership saw it coming and they und

zionism is a return to judaism. before returning to the land of israel, theodor herzl 's main idea was a professional book . does not those whose religion is jewish or who do not believe in the religion of moses, peace be upon him, the feast of a jewish state for jews who experienced 2000 years of displacement, their births have come boldly, according to the jewish religion, the formation of a jewish government was forbidden for the children of israel this sentence was a punishment that i had to bear until the advent of our shia or the messiah. with all these books , the jewish state of the jews went hand in hand, and it was from here that the middle of the religious jews and the profane who did not believe in the religion had a difference, contrary to the will of god. ghazal made a move for legitimacy giving in to the partition plan, which on the one hand won the hearts of the opponents and on the other hand, came close to the foundations of power . in his own words, in those days , he learned a few words of cloud

purpose of establishing this association is to revive the jewish community in germany and to accept judaism as an identity. since that year , the central council of german jews is the largest jewish organization in this country, although small there are other big ones who organize marches in support of the zionists and are active in the education and culture of this country. jews in germany have several weekly and monthly newspapers. germany has the most important ones dedicated to jewish history in frankfurt , kern and berlin. the collapse of the berlin wall and the communist system in 1989 helped jewish immigrants from eastern and western europe form a larger community. after russia, a professorship in jewish history and culture was offered at one of the most famous universities in munich named maximilian 3. jewish history and culture was offered as a course unit in universities . the zionist lobby is active in germany and this influence is most prominent in the behavior of mrs. sadr azam and berlin's political stances stand out with the officials of the zionist regime repeatedly declarin

this applies across islam, judaism and christianity. the more religious people are the more children they are -- they have. that is assumed. in that book, i turned the thesis on its head and argue that maybe some of what we are seeing in the decline of her sanity is the fact that people are no longer living in robust, extended families. in other words, there is something about birth that trends many people into a different frame of mind, a trend and didn't frame of mind. there is something about standing at an open grave, that we do less and thus of, that confirms the notion that there is something about the cosmos. it is not just and a dead person. the less we do these things the lasix variance we have of birth, death and taking care of this pick, the less likely we are to get into something more internal than we are. that is what that book is all about. host: i went to read a couple of your quote, and i apologize if these are not original to you, but they stood out to me. you describe the 20th century as men have forgotten god and the

and -- judaism and islam, between the descendents of isaac and the descendents of ishmael. all these -- [applause] all these are tremendous blessings. two weeks ago we saw another blessing already in sight. in the g-20 conference, president biden, prime minister modi and european and arab leaders announced plans for a visionary corridor that will stretch across the arabian peninsula and israel. it will connect india to europe with maritime lynx, rail links, energy pipelines, fiber optic cables. this corridor will bypass maritime checkpoints or choke points, rather, and dramatically lower the cost of goods, communication and energy for over it two billion people -- over two billion people. what a historic change for my country. you see, the land of israel is situated in the crossroads between africa, asia and europe. and for centuries, for centuries my country was repeatedly invaded by empires passing through it in their campaigns of plunder and conquest elsewhere. but today, today as we tear down the walls of enmity, israel can become a bridge of peace and prosperity betwee

after hearing the words of the representatives of the three religions , judaism, islam and christianity, the president said that the fight against oppression, corruption and discrimination is common to all religions. the teachings of masih ebrahim khalilullah alaihi wa insta pay attention to the teachings of muhammad , peace and blessings be upon him, that there is no difference between the messengers of god almighty and the religions of god. divine religions are respected and have criticisms and beliefs that the torah book is respected, but in iran we also have jews , they have worship centers , they have their own respected book, but we respect your book and the beliefs in the holy month of ramadan are from respect to the holy qur'an in the western societies also strongly criticized that it should always be a holy book, should it be respected, disrespecting the holy qur'an, disrespecting the sacrifice and holy existence of muhammad, peace and blessings of god be upon him, all these human beings, the president of our country should pay attention to religion and spirituality to solve to

and also, you know, changes the relationship between judaism and islam.ween the holy seat of judaism. jerusalem. the holy seat of islam, mecca. and that radiates to a billion and more muslims. that's historic shift. and i think it's worth investing. am i confident? i believe there is a greater chance that we will achieve it. but i will say this. i think that we have a window of opportunity. it's the next few months. if we don't achieve it in the next few months, we might delay by quite a few years. we probably in the end achieve it because it makes sense. if we want to seize the opportunity, this historic opportunity, we have to do it in a couple months. >> what's your sense of the # 8-year-old saudi leader, mohammed bin salman? >> every think he has shown to be quite a visionary, both in the transformation of his own country and the larger picture that we share for transforming the middle east. i think that's visionary leadership. what other kind of leadership is useful? nothing. if you just come in there to sit and change nothing and do nothing to impro

he knew judaism and its formal sense how he may have learned it would not work so he told parables. his parables are my girlfriend wit. >> i like that. >> i will love to just receive it now. >> major supporters . >> we will take another break and i want to hear more. please join us with dr. thompson. >>> welcome back to mosaic. you talked about howard. you did a lot of work in d.c. tell us about that work . >> i left here in 1995 and went to howard university school of divinity. it was a renaissance time in terms of theological education. i served at a congregation that was founded by those enslaved. they have a social justice dna. i built that program and model up to scale and it became nationally recognized and shifted because d.c. at the time was not the d.c. we know today. it was located there were needs of the community. i became director of the family life center. they do outreach services for the church. >> you were extremely successful. your call to preaching and teaching prevailed. where did you get your doctorate ? >> at fuller in pasadena and african-american leadership.

christianity and judaism, red heifers and i had noidea judaism, red heifers and i had no idea beforend then looking it up online after reading red heifers in both christianity and judaism feature as tales about the end of times. now i'm not sure how they know this is the first one to have been born in 2000 years. >> you know. go on. >> can i tell you? can i tell you how what it means the end of time, why this happens is that the red the red and possibly the heifer has is an allusion to venus , which broke free from venus, which broke free from saturn or jupiter, about 2700 years ago, which as a comet. and when it passed by the earth and it passed by mars, caused great distress . s it passed by mars, caused great distress. sin it passed by mars, caused great distress. s in the it passed by mars, caused great distress . s in the in our it passed by mars, caused great distress. s in the in our solar system. and that's why and that appears in the hebrew bible that explanation. yes. not yes, exactly . yes. and not just in exactly. yes. and not just in that it appears in the bhagavadgita,

of the most sensitive periods of its existence, and some other experts warned that the period of judaism will probably be accompanied by the implementation of a series of operations by the palestinians. with the expansion of fake license issuance networks, france info reports that in the past months, a large number of these networks have been destroyed throughout france. receive money, see, appear for the exam. driver's license for paying 650 euros. fake driver's license that communicates with these users , instead of paying 250 euros, they are guaranteed to get a license without passing the exam . so far, 1400 people have received a fake driver's license in this way. what did the police officers of the french province fight against smuggling? in this area, about 50 people got passports with this magical formula. those who want to get fake certificates pour money into the middlemen's accounts, then these middlemen take the driving test with a center in the paris region it is held and established and it is the person in charge of the center who gives the exam instead of the driver's licen

anti-religious measures after the president listening to the words of the divine representatives of judaism, islam and christianity, confronting oppression, corruption and discrimination is the common point of all religions. arzah with oppression and injustice and the common features and discrimination of moses kalim , pay attention to the teachings of christ, the same teachings of the three muhammads, peace and blessings of god be upon him, and there is no difference. there is no divine religion between the messengers of god almighty and the religions of god . that the book of the torah they believe that they are respected, but in iran we also have jews, they only have a worship center, they have their own respected book, but we respect their book, and beliefs in the moonlight also strongly criticized the disrespect of the holy quran in western societies, the holy book should be respected. respecting the holy qur'an is disrespecting the sacrifice and the holy existence of muhammad , peace and blessings of god be upon him. attention to spirituality in the world has grown a lot. the time of

the prospects of peace with the palestinians, it will encourage a broader reconciliation between judaismbetween jerusalem and mecca, between the descendents of isaac and the descendents of ish ishmael. all of these -- all of these are tremendous blessings. two weeks ago we saw another blessing already in sight in the g20 conference president biden, prime minister modi and european and arab leaders announced plans for a vision ner naer corridor that will stretch across the arabian peninsula and israel, it will connect india to europe with maritime links, rail links, energy pipelines, fiberoptic cables. this corridor will bypass maritime check points -- or choke points, rather, and dramatically lower the costs of goods, communication and energy for over 2 billion people. what a historic change for my country. you see, the land of israel is situated in the crossroads between africa, asia and europe, and for centuries, for centuries, my country was repeatedly invaded by empires passing through it in their campaigns of plunder and conquest elsewhere, but today, today as we tear down the walls

it will encourage abroad a reconciliation between judaism and islam between jerusalem and miracle, between the descendants of isaac and the descendants of each man. all these the, all these are tremendous blessings. 2 weeks ago, we saw another blessing already inside the g 20 conference, president biden by minister marty. and your pin and our bleeders announced plans for a visionary car door that will stretch across the arabian peninsula and israel. they will connect india to europe with maritime links, re linux energy pipelines, fiber optic cables, this cord, or will bypass maritime check phones, or trump points rather, and dramatically lower the cost of goods communication, an energy for over 2000000000 people. what on a star exchange for my country? you see the land of israel, situated in the crossroads between africa, asia, and europe, and for a century. for centuries, my country was repeatedly invaded by empire suppressing fluids in their campaigns of plunder and conquest elsewhere. but today, today as we tear down the walls of enmity, israel can become a bridge of peace and prosperit

one of the most sensitive periods of its existence, and some other experts probably the period and judaism with the implementation of the dynasty more operations by the palestinians should be accompanied by the us asking for the public's help in finding the missing fighter. after an f-35 fighter jet disappeared over south carolina on sunday , us military officials say they welcome any information . due to the technical fault in this plane, he had to make an emergency exit, but before leaving , he put the flight on automatic mode . on the other hand, during an air show event in the state of nevada in the west and america, the plane itself led to the death of their pilots. he became the chief of staff the american army general said that the road ahead of ukraine in the war is very long. mark may said that ukraine's goals in the war with russia will be realized soon . the war only lasts for six weeks, the nato secretary general also said that the war in ukraine will not end quickly, as japan's population declines, it was announced that for the first time, about 10% of the country's population

those ruling the entity are not really practicing jews, or that being a... takes precedence over judaism for those living in that entity? look, the james is illegitimate regime in its totality, and therefore they do not care about young or any other holiday, be it a religious and a sanctify for the jews or for anyone else in the world, when it comes to the destruction of palestinians, we have seen for the last 80 years, the ruthless inhumane. the zionist regime and therefore we will not expect a regime which is void of humanity to stop the aggression on the basis of a day that supposed to be sanctified for the jews. when it comes to the leadership of the illegitimate regime, many true jews, especially the group that president rais said met with in the recent trip to the united nations and he met with the real jews that were based in america, completely shun this notion of a zionist regime assign states and they do not agree with the aggression against not only palestinian people, but against any innocent people of the world, however, the signist regime, be they the leadership of the regi

decided not to focus on the jewish niche, but to try to show any audience all viewers on what is judaismrussian jewish beautiful moscow , all your troubles are from god, but you won’t return her, are you going to ride the crap? i decided to do something now jewish. who are you laughing in vain? in the northern capital, the st. petersburg international content forum was held, which unites the film distribution, television and digital media industries in its program of meetings and discussions of market experts, as well as presentations of new projects that viewers will see in the near future. among them are the most anticipated films of the fall. the adventure drama, lord of the wind and the fairy-tale blockbuster at the behest of the pike, the year the little humpbacked horse collected almost 1.2 billion. film exhibitors expect that those released at the end october fairy tale at the behest of the pike, this line. it may surpass it at the cinema expo, it was shown in its entirety and now cinemas are waiting to show this family blockbuster to the audience. in my opinion. this is probably

polish-lithuanian commonwealth, volkovytsk fell into the so-called pale of settlement, and people who professed judaisme beginning. the great patriotic war accounts for about 53% of the total population. they had their own schools, synagogues, cemeteries and a hospital, which was built in the middle of the 21st century with money from private individuals, wealthy merchants, and next to the oldest architectural structure of the city, in pre-war times, four trees were planted with their roots up. such planting attempts have been made more than once in the world. similar experiments were carried out by magnate raldivilla and napoleon. park, but our volkovysk trees are unique in their own way. witnesses of the war are still growing upward to this day. true, only these remained; the fate of the other two is unknown. most likely, the germans took them to germany, and the jewish hospital existed on this site until 1939. now they are protected by legal interests of residents of volkovysk. the building houses a law office. i suggest you deviate a little from the route for a minute and look at the shopping stree

in judaism, we have a word called ruach, which is spirit, and there's just a lot of ruach here.spirit and introspection also comes with hopes to put the past years pain behind. it's definitely been a hard year to know that anti-semitism is on the rise. jewish community relations council revealed that one third of bay area jews have either directly experienced or witnessed incidents of anti semitism. seth brisk with the jewish community federation, says the federation has been helping jewish groups do security checks to make them safer during this holy time. i'm asian and i'm also jewish and so as you probably know, this hits it's a double whammy. i mean, of course, we're always concerned about anti semitism, but one of the things we can do is to come together and enjoy life. a shofar blast in oakland. jana katsuyama, ktvu fox two news. governor gavin newsom's office is sending wishes for a sweet and joyous holiday as well. they posted the celebratory greeting on the x platform this evening saying, quote, wishing a happy new year to all who celebrate rosh hashanah across californ

this is a lunar month in judaism, so this is the moment of the birth of the new moon - it is the firstis special about the jewish new year and how is it celebrated? jewish new year is not just the beginning of the year. this is the head of the years, the day that determines the entire next year, that is, uh, the almighty on this day is determined by each person for the whole year, as a head. eh, in a person, it is the head that governs the whole body, and roshana, which is translated as the beginning of the year, as the head of the year , is the day that then governs all subsequent days. that is, the blessing of the almighty that comes to rossosh is for the whole year, so uh, it’s not just such a celebration, fun. this is the day of repentance day. uh, approaching god day. requesting forgiveness from the almighty for e. there are absolutely mistakes in the past year and the day when we ask that the coming year, e, be a year of life, a year of health, a year of blessing. uh, the most important growing traditions. the first day of roshizan coincides with shabbat, so it is impossible to c

there were no surprises, the chief rabbis of the religious association of progressive communities judaisme empty-handed; it is customary for jews to eat on holidays. in skorya grechka, we have a halva bun for the new year, and in belarus jews have always shared halaya; with everyone who came to visit, we baked challah in the shape of a bicycle. well, so that there is both form and content at the same time, the young people who took part in the bike ride proudly tell us why they decided to do this? nothing brings people together like a sporting event. and this is also an event for athletes that is coming it is to the church with a holy cause that a very interesting route around the city. all places are memorable. we can also see and show support. what kind of solidarity we have, what kind of unity, this is such a moment of consultation of the belarusian society, and, moreover, not randomly chosen objects that today, let’s say, unite. this is ah and vera yes, this is the historical and cultural heritage of belarus, this bike ride is one of many events held. on the eve of the day of national

they're particularly perhaps extremes of an orthodox judaism.not it's not common amongst all jewish people, of course. absolutely not. i've lived here for 25 years. i study with with rabbis on a weekly basis. we have fantastic relationships . have fantastic relationships. the what's going on now, i think is a some some very poor shepherds which have taught some inappropriate things . and inappropriate things. and there's no defence. >> it's okay. i want to bring laura dodsworth in as well. >> if you've got a question for aaron. >> yes, i just i just want to say that although the bill to halt the punishment part of the bill to punish christians who proselytise has been halted , and proselytise has been halted, and is it in fact that the demand for that , the demand for that for that, the demand for that kind of law is so strong on the ground that it's almost like it's operating de facto ? it's operating de facto? >> yes, i think you might be right . the bill to actually make right. the bill to actually make proselytisation illegal is something th

it's a way to help people bring out their soul, connect with the messages of the holiday in judaism, we have a word called ruach, which is spirit, and there's just a lot of ruach here. and that spirit and introspection also comes with hopes to put the past years pain behind. it's definitely been a hard year to know that semitism is on the rise. jewish community relations council revealed that one third of bay area jews have either directly experienced or witnessed incidents of anti-semitism. seth brisk with the jewish community federation, says the federation has been helping jewish groups do security checks to make them safer. during this holy time. i'm asian and i'm also jewish and so as you probably know this, it's a double whammy. i mean, of course, we're always concerned about anti-semitism. but one of the things we can do is to come together and enjoy life. and they certainly did come together tonight. rosh hashanah is two days long in the beginning of the high holy days. that is a ten day period of reflection that ends with yom kippur on september 24th. and so many people at t

. >>> today is the holiest day in judaism. it translates into the day of atonement.previous year and many will fast today and attend services. yom kippur concludes tonight. >>> an unusual group of stars made their way down the red carpet. how these pups made history at the same time. >>> a live look outside at our beautiful bay area before break. bay area bridge builders, maybe somebody building a bridge in your so many hotels... [yells] [yells] [y[yells] trouble e booking the e family vacacay? come o on. comfort t has free h hot breakfast for r the whole e fam! ththey have waffles! and splendid pools! cannonball! >>> over the weekend some dogs and owners took a walk for the film paw patrol, the mighty movie. 219 to be exact. they set a guinness world record for most dogs attending a screening. the family friendly event featured food trucks, coin stations, obstacle courses, treats, and so much more. how fun! >>> your community station also out and about this weekend celebrating the bay area and all our beautiful cultures. sweet sights and sounds, this time, all about

when i reflect about my religious life and practice and how it can help me be a better person so judaism is important too me as a human,i tried to not like it important to me as a judge, i try to keep the one thing from the other. when you think about what revisions are and what they do, their systems of morality, the jewish religion is full of moral and ethical those precepts of morality just like anypr other, that is personal morality and would be improper for me to substitute my personall morality and rules i'm supposed to enforce the provisions of law that i'm supposed to interpret so being jewish as soon super important to my life, jewish is of no importance to my judging. >> you mentioned morality and codes of ethics. ... >> do we need a code of ethics for the court? >> well look, you know, this is as a number of people have discussed recently the subject of conversation in the court. the chief justice recently gave a a speech in which he says that the supreme court had to be held, and he was committed to making sure it was, to the highest standards of conduct. that's got to be rig

without surprises, the main one rabbis of the religious association of communities of progressive judaismnot empty-handed, it is customary for jews to eat a bun during the jewish new year, and in belarus jews have always shared challah; we baked challah in the shape of a bicycle with everyone who came to visit. well, so that there is both form and content at the same time , the young people who took part in the bike ride proudly tell us why they decided to do this? nothing explains it like a sporting event. this is also a sporting event that comes specifically to the church with a holy cause and a very interesting route around the city. all places are memorable, so are we. we can see and support show. what solidarity we have, what unity, this is such a moment of consultation for the belarusian society. and ah, especially not randomly chosen objects that today, let’s say, unite this and faith yes, this and history, cultural heritage. in belarus, this bike ride is one of many events held. on the eve of the day of national unity, which shows that belarus is strong in unity. what secrets are