we are not looking for converts to judaism. we serve the interest of the jewish faith in the sense that we believe and we know because we are jews living in this community that jews today in the bay area are looking for what gives their lives meaning and in a jewish context, what gives jewish aspects or parts of jewish tradition or jewish culture or jewish faith give my life meaning and my family's life meaning and we really look to that as a service that we can provide. >> it's a beautiful service i think. who do you consider your read center. >> our readers are people who want to look at the world through a jewish lens. that is a phrase that i choose very carefully because who is the jewish community? in this bay area where the majority of jewish families contain technically nonjewish people, but nonjewish members who have chosen to identify jewishly whatever that means, our readers, our jews and people who are concerned with issues and topics that jews are concerned with. >> in the bay area, it's such an innovative community

the whole world in the way he's pursuing this war, which has got nothing to do with the creeds of judaism at all. thank you, tony, always a pleasure to check in with you, tony gossing, investigative journal, stay safe, tony, thanks for exhausting your time there with us in this ruling coverage, tony gosling there, investigative journalist joining us out of brisel, now we're going to swing over to houston, texas, we were joined by mr. m nagbi, human rights activist, mr. welcome to the conversation here, now uh, mr. nachbi, um, mr. gosling actually said uh, some really interest things, interesting things, but i want you to initially the whole world, including the un security council, including governments in the east, the west, the in the africas, in in south america, they all want to see seasfire in gaza, they they want to see an exchange of captives, they want to see occupation forces get out of gaza, they want to see... much desperately needed aid get in to gazans, they want to see peace prevail and they want to see conflict, and why is israeli regime choosing this direction of targeting

observing this uh millions actually that the israelis have actually no legitimacy when it comes to judaism. and the faith they're uh that they're professing also we must also look at the timing of the trip from the united states uh buse netanyahu was over in the united states last week uh uh not only to um try and shooze congress but also to celebrate with his son uh down in florida have nice little birthday party you know all happy together in their little click uh but uh it seems quite clear to me that these uh decapitation that we've seen, the assassinations of the hezballah leader and and also of the hamas leader, these are agreed over in the united states with, maybe biden is not even in the loop, i mean he's just kind of figure-head really, but certainly with the pentagon and with senior figures in the american military industrial complex, so i think the timing is really important, and i think we we all need to be, the whole world needs to be pointing their fingers at the united states. every every bit as much as they should be uh at at israel for these acts because these would not,

we talk about the core values ​​of a religion, be it islam, christianity or judaism, and incorporates ​​into our charter. the document will appear by september. we will present it at the warryad artificial intelligence summit. this is what we are working on in the field of artificial intelligence, without ceasing to pay attention to both science and culture. another branch of science that flourished in the arab caliphate medicine. muslim doctors have been at the forefront of science in the field of eye disease research for many centuries. the first hospital in the caliphate was established in 707 in... his book the canon of medicine was used as a textbook in the best medical institutes of the world from the 12th to the 18th centuries. dear dr. almalik, you are a recognized specialist. in the field of medicine and education. both of these areas are based on working with people, helping people. what influenced your choice of life path? i started my career in as a doctor, i still practice, i practice, but i don’t have my own clinic. in what field of medicine? i am an allergist and immun

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we talk about the key values ​​of a religion, be it islam, christianity or judaism, and include theserter. document will appear by september. we will present it at the artificial intelligence summit in varriada. this is what we are working on in the field of artificial intelligence without ceasing to focus. both science and culture. another branch of science that flourished in the arab caliphate was medicine. muslim doctors have been at the forefront of science in the field of eye disease research for many centuries. the first hospital in the caliphate was established in 707 during the reign of the amiyat caliph al-walid ibn abdulmalik, the famous scientist. sina, known as avicena, is credited with the discovery of infectious diseases. his book the canon of medicine from the 19th to the 16th centuries was used as a textbook in the best medical institutes in the world. dear dr. almalik, you are a recognized expert in the field of medicine and education. both of these areas are based on working with people. helping people, what influenced your choice of life path? i started my career as

the main locations on the map of the country, where the majority of representatives of judaism live, minsk, bobruisk, baranovich, mozyr, pinsk and polotsk. and where can we learn sacred things? servant: besides languages, what other subjects, what complex things are studied, maybe even ancient ones for an ordinary person, ancient hebrew, aramaic, well, this is according to the language program, the talmud, which is also written in aramaic, midraj, which is written mixed in hebrew for this interpretation, if translate in russian, as i already said, philosophy, history is certainly studied, there is a special subject, as you correctly... as for yourself, when you feel, when you understand what you can write, then you can write it to others . the power of faith, project tv news agency on channel belarus 3. watch today at 12:40 tomorrow at 7:35 am. well, next we have sports news, we’re on the air at one o’clock in the afternoon, see you later. the fifteenth round of the major league started with... in the derby between dynamo minsk and bresse. vadim skripchenko’s boys celebrated the vict

relates to chemistry and the rest of life, we have some events coming up dealing with science and judaism and things dealing with italian jewelry. so that enriches the experience. >> fantastic. we will take a quick break and join us in just a moment when we return to mosaic. - [narrator] at kpix, we're taking weather to the next level. - we can show not just what's happening at ground level, but we can show what's happening in the upper levels of the atmosphere. let's lift the clouds off of ground level and talk... - it really spotlights how unique the geography is here. - it's dynamic. it's different. as i lift this, you can actually see it in real-time. this is shaking it up for me as an meteorologist. - [narrator] the bay area's only virtual weather studio. next level weather. only on kpix and pix+. >>> welcome back. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation in honor of jewish book month with the executive director of the jewish community library. welcome back. so, what trends do you see in terms of jewish books? >> there are all kinds of developments. one thing that has been gr

judaism and the culture of zionism must have left an impression on them during their childhood and adolescence , but each of them who was released from prison in this way could command operations in this way. we did not have such examples in history against a large army during the years of occupation, so these testimonies and arrests. this jailing and being imprisoned in no way basically reflects the results of the islamic revolution. in any case, during this period, we had 14,000 successful assassinations, if i'm not mistaken, at the level of the leaders and at the level of the ordinary pro-revolutionary forces. islamic in the 80s, that is, in the 60s , we had more than 17,000 terrorist martyrs. yes, i said 14,000. this is exactly the official figure. mr. ferdosipour was the son of one of these 72 martyrs in the hezbollah building . the islamic republic of martyrdom, finally , today you see their survivors, therefore, in my opinion, basically, the physical operation of terror, violence , produces results everywhere in every culture . khalil al-hiya mentioned it in the same press conference wi

let's confront the zionist version that they launched, let's try to destroy judaism. well, jews are everywhere , they live everywhere, but zionism is a thought based on murder, and for that reason, this thought must be removed. it should be removed from the world, now this thinking is possible again. it seems that when they see their hand in assassinations, they do not give importance to international laws , what exactly should be done for the security of the countries at this point. salah and the countries around them are attracting troops to increase their power, their power is taking shape and increasing in the region , while israel's power is declining and decreasing, at least half a million israeli jews , israel, the occupied territories. from the month of october until now, it means to leave from the week of october. and many there are many more people who would like to do this, but they can't do it at the moment. israel is hated more and more by the jews. their support is now at the lowest level in the past years and decades. let's talk and israel is no longer

prince, and here vladimir also had a choice in his political theology, between, for example, islam, judaismayed a unifying role, there were muslims and christians also lived, look, if we imagine the state of the soul of our grand duke, then in principle he could choose any one, the people generally followed. with his own mood and any effort, of course, the study of a new faith, even a new pantheon, the people will certainly take with hostility, this is understandable, but in some cases, as they say, the heart of the king is in the hands of the lord, that is, vladimir chose before eternity , he made his choice not only based on political necessity, but taking into account heaven, taking into account eternity, taking into account god, how... in fact, nothing has changed for centuries, there were different, different periods in the history of russia, of course, but thanks, thanks to all the peoples that it absorbed. into russia, which became an organic part of a multinational and multi-religious state, thanks to the peoples of russia, russia has always strengthened and felt more and more confi

and this has not been realized, not now , because zionism is a political power and it is abusing judaism for its own purposes, it is a cover for criminal and occupation operations, god is a cover for actions, so no nation building, state building is my land, as the whole world says. occupied means that i don't have my land, which means that such sovereignty and government is definitely going to collapse, but it is struggling. to increase the cost of this work for those who are supporting it. it seems to me that the zionist regime, whose main supporter is america, controls the region with full coordination they are pushing towards a limited war until the american presidential elections reach a certain point and the zionist lobby in america is trying very hard to get a government to come to work where the security of israel is the security of america and the interests of israel are the priority of the interests of the american government. he is trying to give a winning card at least to the democrats in the middle east debate, which has not achieved anything except crime and sending bombs a

and has two children, his wife being of polish-jewish descent on his father's side. converted to judaismis an atheist. and we will discuss the situation that developed after the elections in britain a little later on our broadcast with the head of the center for british studies iran. now it's short. advertising, stay with us! on june 28th there is a parade of planets, get ready for an expedition to the arctic, on the 28th i have nuggets, and on the twenty-fourth, on the twenty -fourth there is a chicken burger, a delicious calendar at a delicious point, every day a new favorite product at a super price, only in the app it’s delicious, period. are attacking credit card debts, i’ll show you a couple of tricks: we collect all credit card debts into one bill, conveniently pay off them within 24 months, and don’t forget about installment purchases. kholva - simple installment plans. world blockbusters on yandex market. what were you waiting for? maybe the midey vcrm7 robot vacuum cleaner is 44% off. oh, it's already started. will our money fly away too? no, not here, not in any of the 185 cou

well, that is the aid that is given to israel by america or judaism in america we should not ignore. after all, attracting these aids and supports can be as useful for israel as the support of the american government itself, so it has different dimensions, and the last point i would like to mention is this debate. that the danger, as he said, is the danger of the axis of resistance for america, to listen more and say that the same things can happen to you , while all the things that can happen to america in iraq and syria point to the fact that america should not enter, if it enters if he does , he has created a difficult situation for himself, and if he does not enter and support israel, he will naturally be very regional. it will be quieter. please be very brief , because of the goals you mentioned as a list , netanyahu succeeded in achieving his goals in this trip , according to what trump said today . gaza should be finished and the prisoners should return, well, this was an important point , mr. motiqad janabali can clarify this to some extent, netanyahu's trip, the speech he ga

catholicism, orthodoxy, judaism. and islam. it so happens that orthodoxy is the youngest of them.ver even a church here. it was opened only in 1995. the building itself is not new, there was once a maternity hospital here, then nursery. it is no coincidence that the name of the church was given in honor of the holy martyr baby gabriel. the church of saints peter and paul could become this baby's great-great-grandfather. it is over 500 years old. the church stands on the highest hill of ivya, and its view. from anywhere in the city. to inexperienced travelers, the statue resembles the brazilian christ the redeemer. and only erudite and well-read tourists know that latin america has nothing to do with it. ivyevsky christ is a copy of a statue from the portuguese city of almada. there are no more jews, although during the great patriotic war they made up 76% of the city's population. the rest of it were tatars. ivie is considered the unofficial tatar capital. belarus, which means there must be a mosque in the city, there is one, the owner of ivya, countess elvira zamoyska, gave the g

is married and has two children. his wife, whose father is of polish-jewish origin, converted to judaismr himself is an atheist. today is the second round of voting in iran's early presidential elections. according to tradition, the country's supreme leader ayatallah khaminiya votes first. so he sets an example for the residents. citizens will be able to vote for one of two candidates, reformer masoud pezashkian or conservative said dzhelili. the focus of their election rhetoric is primarily the welfare of residents. the economic situation in iran is difficult, both politicians they promise to solve the issue of inflation and raise the standard of living of the population. let me remind you that the first round took place a week ago, the turnout was about 40%, pezashkian became the leader. a visiting meeting is taking place in st. petersburg today. it is decorated with a mosaic that lomanosov made here. of course, this building is historical, it symbolizes the connection of times. we are very pleased that at the end of last year we established our new fourth regional branch; the russian

if it is an expert discussion, it doesn't matter if he is a shia expert or not zoroastrianism, judaism, or actually christianity, now these religions that we actually have have representatives in the parliament, and this is recognized in the structure of the islamic republic, then it doesn't matter if the expert is a woman or a man. an expert is an expert, in fact, with any taste, with any intention, with any religion, with any gender, an expert is an expert, so in fact, the use of experts is very good, depending on the fact that this matter is actually realized. martyr raisi's government, who is in office now , will actually be suspended for a short time as we are the seventh we will have the 9th swearing-in ceremony, and after that, a week or two later, the cabinet will be introduced to the parliament, and after that , there will be a vote of confidence for two weeks, and after that, the ministers of the honorable president will be installed. mission yes , i want to say that there are experts in this government at the middle and upper levels of the government of martyr raeesi, who i

has become the most anti-semitic force on earth and that in the name of zionism and in the name of judaism for some strange reason you have people like that government committing what are any or war crimes and genocide. and and attacking anybody who doesn't embrace that view, during his speech, he attacked the icc, not withstanding that the chief prosecutor was now approved and advanced by israel itself, and just leaves something to be desired, of course they dismiss the rulings of the icj uh, which very recently expressed the opinion that... entire occupation is unlawful and that israel needs to withdraw from all occupied territory, now it's worth focusing on the fact that that the people who the third judges sitting on the on the icj, you these are not ravicals, these are are are are basically members of the establishment, one of the judges is a former colleague of mine, but that's another matter. okay, these people are are not, they're not individuals very easy swayed by radical views, they simply looked at the facts, the evidence and the governing international law on the matter and re

between some people and others , although both those and other jews, and those... and those profess judaismant it to be, that there should be peace and that there should not be terrorists, who are with us and have caused such a terrible, terrible war that is going on, you, you understand that we do not have only one front in the south, we still have a front in the north, because hezbollah is shelling the northern areas a lot , and 150,000 jews who lived there, they are now also refugees in their own country, they live sometimes in a hotel, then in some... rented apartments, then with their relatives, and they do not know how long this will continue, it is already lasts nine months, and we are very restless in samaria and judea, where there are also terrorists who from time to time time, almost every day they come and attack the jews, the settlers who live there, because of that israel now, i can say that israel now has three fronts in the army, it is the south, the north and judea, samaria. people, what is called from an international point of view, the west bank of the jordan river, yes, y

you'd have look at this one and abraham in judaism, thanks. so much of course you have not some other stories making news around the world. japan is experiencing record high temperatures as the capital tokyo hits the t h degree celsius. the weather is expected to get even boma and it's predictive. the country could see it's hot to stay in a decade. according to an advisory, i thought of the use of our citizens to take precautions to prevent heat stroke, and stay hydrated. some of you think the striking icon is trains on quit appeared in cold and holly on monday. the latest in a string of crackdowns is charged with fraud amounting to a $140000000.00. and the stock market manipulation. the try the follows the recent death, the former communist spots anita when will troll, who spearheaded a number of antique corruption campaigns. the supreme court in buying a this has drastically scaled back a quote on the system for government jobs. the controversial heart and rules. spock weeks of unrest and lifted thousands of debts previously about 30 percent

prince, and here vladimir also had a choice in his political theology, between, for example, islam, judaism in the khazar khanate, there were muslims and christians also lived there, look, if we imagine the state of the soul of our grand duke, then in principle he could choose any, the people generally followed their own mood, and any effort, of course, the study of a new faith, even a new pantheon, the people will certainly take with hostility, this is understandable, but in some cases, as they say, the heart of the king is in the hands... in the hands of god, that is, vladimir chose before eternity, he made his choice not only based on political necessity, but taking into account heaven, taking into account eternity, taking into account god as such, this is fundamental, this is the task of a true ruler - to answer before eternity, before heaven, not so much before the people, and answering before god, vladimir chooses, chooses precisely... this is really a kind of spiritual rebirth that occurs when you find yourself on the territory of this city, because there you can follow the same path

like i said, if they did do it with judaism and islam and buddhism, then i'd be like, all right, finehey wouldn't. >> they wouldn't. >> no, no, of course they would. >> no, no, of course they would. >> because some wouldn't be safe. and also to me, it's because christianity is their specific enemy. they're trying to deconstruct the west, so islam is irrelevant to them unless it can help them do that. and their specific enemy is christianity is the old order in the west. >> yeah, it's the hypocrisy of it. but bbc sport put out a tweet which was ridiculous, said four inch heels, rain pouring down death drop. iconic. and this is they're talking about the drag queen and they're sort of dropping and they're like this is not sport. what has this got to do with sport? >> but even sport has nothing to do with sport. the idea that people with guns and bicycles, it's not sport and they're using our no sport, even sport has nothing to do with sport and sport's a new sport. >> drag queens is not a sport. skateboarding is a sport. >> but even that's not a sport. and the fact is, if skateboarders a

, despite him moving the judaism, despite him moving the embassy to jerusalem.hey're doubung embassy to jerusalem. they're doubling down, you know , as we doubling down, you know, as we speak, they're blaming president trump's rhetoric for his being shot. it is beyond the pale. so no , no apologies. no apologies no, no apologies. no apologies for calling him. you know, hitlerian for the last eight years, no apologies for the last two years of them saying if the american people choose donald trump again, it's the end of democracy. this has been the clarion call. democracy is in dangen clarion call. democracy is in danger, not trying to assassinate the leader of the opposition. that's not a threat to democracy. the people re—electing him is the threat to democracy. so sad to say, you know, i wasn't expecting anything else. the mainstream lying legacy media has had no pangs of conscience and is doubung pangs of conscience and is doubling down. >> sebastian, i'm going to come back to you in just one minute's time, and i'm going to bring in jennifer ewing from republ

sound bite demonstrates is how off base benjamin netanyahu is, because he continues to try to equate judaism and zionism as being one of the same. and what that 1st young man and that other young lady were saying is there, there, jews, they're not zionist. yeah. and it's very important that, that people be able to make that distinction. yeah. so when they are saying that they are basically validating what we've been saying for a very long time, how can a people who's, who's suffered and endured the tragedy of a holler cause, turn around and impose those very same genocidal atrocities on another people? yeah, it's interesting. how can the united states funded back in and paid for? yeah, let's talk about that a little bit. because benjamin, that's a guy who has come before lawmakers to speak about why he has the right to kill as many palestinians, regardless of what the vast majority of americans think. and he says he will continue to do so. in fact, of all our enemies should know this, those who attack israel will pay a very heavy price. that's what total victory means and we will settle for

sound bite demonstrates is how off base benjamin netanyahu is, because he continues to try to equate judaism and zionism as being one of the same. and what that 1st young man and that other young lady were saying is there, there, jews, they're not scientist. yeah. and it's very important that, that people be able to make that distinction. yeah. so when they are saying that they are basically validating what we've been saying for a very long time, how can a people who's, who's suffered and endured the tragedy of a holler cause, turn around and impose those very same genocidal atrocities on another people? yeah, it's interesting. how can the united states funded back it? it paid for. yeah, let's talk about that a little bit. because benjamin, that's a guy who has come before lawmakers to speak about why he has the right to kill as many palestinians, regardless of what the vast majority of americans think. and he says he will continue to do so. in fact, i of all our enemies to notice those who attack israel will pay a very heavy price. that's what total victory means and we will settle for noth

again, well, let's put it this way, er, has to do with, well, representatives, in my opinion, of judaismf the nation, not... ukrainian, but mr. dmytro, well, shirina farion is ukrainian, here this concept, so to speak, is a bit conspiratorial in itself, it is translated from yiddish, i am neither a philologist nor a scholar of yiddish, well let's talk about the fact that this is a separate topic, but not by chance, this topic was raised with reference to national... let's say issues, and accordingly a quite interesting biography of his grandfather, the secretary of the vinnytsia regional committee of the communist party of ukraine, who in the 1940s exercised direct leadership over the organization of a mass famine, was formed accordingly on the territory of vinnytsia region, and therefore this, let's say, pandora's box, which has been opened by the security service of ukraine, it is quite dangerous. that is, he is trying to show that the guy took revenge on, let's say , exclusively based on racial and religious principles. thank you, dmytrobistvo should give an answer, but i emphasize on

really importanty is these inclusive ascetic religions that, you know, at least in theory, islam, judaismthose are all exclusivist. you, you are or you aren't, right? and you become christian. you're supposed to stop being the non-christian you were and become. now, you know, it's a little more complicated that in actual life religion to generalize + are inclusive ascetic in tha you and your people you know it's not wil learn about a belief a religious belief or a religioseem that seems valuable. you can pull it p religion having to get rid of anything else. make sense, then you don't have to. right. but, um, and i think that's, that's a really way of understanding ending interactions or religious between eupeople. there were plenty of times when christian missionaries thought made converts and they thought that meant they'd got of their old religion and then found actually, no, that they're had used their own methods of of inclusive, ascetic religion and had, uh, had added christianity to that of parts of christianity to what they already believed prac i think that's one of the ways in w

mccain used to joke it was now time to fully convert to judaism having gone through so many jewish experiencesth this friend. senator lieberman, of course, equally wry response was always to remind senator mccain that it was a central element of jewish conversion. [laughter] i would like to hear what lindsay graham has to say about that. [laughter] senator mccain like senator lieberman was a great storyteller and capable of serious reflection. before the process. i was with senator mccain at his cabin in sedona. or at least not get in the way. turning to the mutual friend joe lieberman. mccain stopped the critical commentary. always going and fascinating. he almost laid down the barbecued tools. andy said, joe is good. he said simply. when i say this i get tingles, i am sorry. i remember it so vividly. the great john mccain's honest friend the goodness, lindsay knows this, senator collins has seen this, that we all, including him aspire to. even when john mccain passed over senator lieberman for the vice presidential nomination, the senator from connecticut did not hesitate to assist sarah pal

into it again, well, everything will come to this, although marx, as he said, was extremely far from judaismat specifically modern reality, it has developed under the influence of completely different people, completely pragmatically, to modernity, to modernity. this is another one, look , let's look at all this, it means that it is actually the same china that talks about marxism, it also generally takes the western non-chinese part, yes, china managed to make, so to speak, an outer wall of its own from western marxism, understood as old marxism, yes, in fact, internally it is absolutely as if in thousand-year-old china, this is also all clear, but pay attention, xidinping wears what kind of costume, national chinese or western, when the cat modi was one of the first on... the weather is just conducive to fashion, the head of the nationalist party, among other things, fashion always in national clothes, yes, it ’s true, he was one of the first, so to speak , first people who said this , well, look, this is all well, in a good way , so to speak, it’s interesting, they drink indian red tea fr

the western countries rely on individualism, human dignity and all stem from christian judaism and christianityle in france should be concerned about this. >> kayleigh: if you are so categorical not knowing what is going on and tending to mike and tending to defend, it is basic question. republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance is hitting back at vice president kamala harris after she said this, allegiance to the country. >> trump look for someone he knew would be a rubber stamp for his extreme agenda and make no mistake, j.d. vance will be loyal only to trump, not to our country. >> kayleigh: now senator burr vance this way over the weekend. >> i saw the other day, kamala harris question my loyalty to this country. i served in the united states marine corps. [cheers and applause] i went to iraq for this country! [cheers and applause] i built a business for this country! [cheers and applause] and my running mate took a bullet for this country! [cheers and applause] so my question to kamala harris is, "what the hell have you done to question our loyalty to the united states of america?"

there are two-spirit people in native american culture, there are people in south asia, and in judaism, the talmud lists six genders. the sky is not falling. i want to note that the gentleman referred to redefining gender to include gender identity and sexual orientation as some sort of novel concept. i suggest you take that up with trump-appointed justice neil gorsuch because he wrote that definition. i'd like to include a letter from the american library association, the national education association and the consortium for those with disabilities. these three letters are in opposition to house resolution 165. i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. burchett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burchett: thank you, madam speaker. and mr. burchett: thank you for your friendship and leadership. you're a cool lady. the civil rights act was to protect women from sports and ca

that edict applied to men and women differently and so certainly also as the abrahamic religions of judaism, christianity and islam have moved around the world, they've they've women have their tops. you know, the missionaries, one of their jobs cover these gals up. you know, and so so i started to interview like rabbis and reverends and priests and but it was also kind of here there and everywhere. i couldn't find a location in like a strip club or milk to kind of anchor things or an operating room. and so a friend of mine who in the english department at stanford, we during the pandemic, we'd walk on beach with our sibling dogs and, you know, things you have the the things i don't do enough of nowadays, actually. and she said, well, you i know some witches. deborah oak, who's in the book is a very powerful person you must meet her. and so i went and interviewed her and it was amazing what i learned. she's a her day job. she's a psychotherapist. her specialty is in and sexual assault and body issues of any kind body positivity is kind of like one of the things she helps women with and peop

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know, says that jews can never really be first and foremost world to america because we're loyal to judaism and our co-religionists and zionists and israel. trump has taken that and sort of tweaked it to say that jews to be good american jews, we need to be supportive of israel and loyal to israel. but specifically supportive of israel well, in a way that trump believes in, and specifically even more specifically, we need to do that by supporting donald trump, which is to say that trump is saying that are worth as patriots as american citizens, as jews is contingent on support for a partisan political figure and i think that i would hope that every american jew is very uncomfortable that but certainly the 60s, 70% of jews who vote for democrats should find that offensive. >> yeah, when you say partisan needs to be a partisan loyalty, you're referring to both loyalty to donald trump and loyalty to benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel. and his view of what's best for israel, which we should note 70% of the israelis we public disagrees with so that kind of begs the question of, are