uzi landau refers to the west bank by its biblical name, judea and samaria, and says it's an integralart of the jewish homeland. you've been quoted as calling arabs the occupiers. is that an accurate quote, and what did you mean? >> it is an absolutely accurate description. they are modern crusaders. this land has been always our land. this land -- so many occupiers. jews were driven out, many of them, during the roman period. they saw the iranians, the farsi, they saw the ottomans, they saw the arabs, they saw the british, the marmlukes, you name it. every occupier replaced the one and was replaced by the occupier that came after him. the arabs are one of the occupiers. they are living over there and they have and should have all the rights as a minority has in every democratic country. but we claim that this is our land, definitely. >> translator: we insist that we will stay on this land, even if it means we will die here. >> palestinian farmers we talked to have their own historical starting line. >> translator: first, there were arabs here before the jews, so we could use the same

are not the woman wasn't judea bet's army she saw the remains being pulled out of boxes and the pockets being stuffed with newspapers and letters bearing falsified dates the aim was to create the impression that all that had happened in one nine hundred forty one rather than in one nine hundred forty in all the evidence it was supposed to demonstrate that nobody but the germans were to blame. around the same time a man hunt was on the way to spot locals who believed that the polls had been executed by the n.k.v.d. needless to say they also met a tragic fate yes but if you know if i had believed the russians had killed him i would have been dead for sure. after the soviet medical commission led by but then finished its work in one nine hundred forty four a memorial cross was erected in cutting the inscription read polish prisoners of war executed by hitler's troops in one thousand four to rest in peace here among those attending the unveiling were polish on the service because to speak division who were fighting on the soviet side. delegates in cotton represented various units including

i don't think that freezing jewish building in judea and samarian has anything to do with peace whatsoever we have missed identified what the cause of of not having peace here is because is the arab world at large and the palestinians in particular are not accepting the right for the truth to have a state here and so therefore the phrase has nothing to do with peace whatsoever and never did what do you think should be the next step in order to bring peace to the region first of all we need to keep on freezing freezing we have to get into serious negotiations in order to find a true true solution to the dispute in the middle which only after having seen a kind of two state for two nations solution in the land of israel and then we'll be able to say that we really have. the camp that mr. berger represents has almost disappeared from the israeli political scene at their representatives in knesset are almost completely gone in the parliament because israelis have woken up and they realize that this messianic idea of the far left they're all we have to do is say what we think is right and every

i don't think that freezing jewish building in judea and samarian has anything to do with peace whatsoever we have i misidentified what the cause of of not having . here is and the cons is the arab world at large and the palestinians in particular are not accepting the right for the do to have a state here and so therefore the phrase has nothing to do with peace whatsoever and never did. actually true solution to the dispute in the land of israel. outside. we'll just get just solution try to get from us we should do everything we can to. make israel a country which. makes assisting on earth the camp that mr berger represents has almost disappeared from the israeli political scene at their representatives in knesset are almost completely gone in the parliament because israelis have woken up and they realize that this messianic idea of the far left they're all we have to do is say what we think is right and everything will fall into place is just absurd and what we're doing most israelis is actually listening to what the arabs have to say and giving respect to what they say. of the country o

our conversation about each other's face so that there is not distortion of what jews are and what judea's and is on the part of muslims. this is something that we are committed to. we want to make sure we're able to continue to fulfil this role which is unique in the world. american muslims have a unique ability to be this bridge and showed the muslims to do not live in this kind of freedom that an open, pluralistic atmosphere where there are diverse religions living together can really be good for everyone. >> with that introduction, i would like to introduce my colleague, rabbi david saperstein to say a few words. >> i note michael kamen, the national secretary of the united council of churches of christ. we're very honored to have posted this with the islamic - co-hosted this with the islam society of north american. for thend thmem extraordinary work they have done in putting this together. for those of us who are jews who are part of this undertaking, jewish leaders who are here or those who could not be because of the proximity of the holiday but were part of the preparation for thi

and in practice. -- having seen judea's some been practiced. . . [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> this kind of victimization, we think that we can help to turn the tide of opinions in america. we need the leaders of the country to speak out. we need the political leaders to speak out along with the religious leaders to make it clear that we can empower everyone. >> [unintelligible] >> against any group, they have held, working with local law enforcement officials, giving them training. they are prosecuting hate crimes in community reconciliation. so, they are doing a lot of good work, but the problem is that not enough americans know about it. >> you think that the problem is not so much the hate crimes, but speaking out as a moral voice for the administration? >> exactly. to let everyone know that if you participate in a hate crime, you will be prosecuted. to make that known to the country. >> [unintelligible] >> build them where they want to build them, it is perfe

our conversation about each other's face so that there is not distortion of what jews are and what judea's and is on the part of muslims. this is something that we are committed to. we want to make sure we're able to continue to fulfil this role which is unique in the world. american muslims have a unique ability to be this bridge and showed the muslims to do not live in this kind of freedom that an open, pluralistic atmosphere where there are diverse religions living together can really be good for everyone. >> with that introduction, i would like to introduce my colleague, rabbi david saperstein to say a few words. >> i note michael kamen, the national secretary of the united council of churches of christ. we're very honored to have posted this with the islamic - co-hosted this with the islam society of north american. for thend thmem extraordinary work they have done in putting this together. for those of us who are jews who are part of this undertaking, jewish leaders who are here or those who could not be because of the proximity of the holiday but were part of the preparation for thi

also among organized judea's them. it is clear that there are a lot of jews who care about social justice. but in the zero organized structure of judaism, the american jewish world service -- they are very active in advocacy for hungry people in a way they were not 10 years ago. we have had wonderful experiences with the muslim community in the last 10 years. the alliance to end hunger helps five muslim american networks publish an annual guide to how to help hungry people during ramadan, and i think it goes to 200,000 people. i may be wrong on that, but it is a lot of american muslims that get that. our experience has been that american muslims, because they feel somewhat under attack, are really eager to work with jews and christians in advocacy for hungry people. >> the vast majority of the hundred portion has been sustained economic growth in india and china. how can be better address these issues in africa, where we are making some progress against hunger, but progress remains fragile and uneven? >> that is absolu