give up land that god gave them the title deed to, whether it's the land of israel, and that includes judea and sumeria. [ applause ] >> and i don't want to hear a secretary of state or a president give a lecture to israel in the midst of them defending themselves against unwarranted, provocative rocket attacks and somehow say both sides need to settle down. again, my wife and i were in israel last august, when hamas was firing rockets out of gaza, aiming specifically, intentionally for civilian targets because they wanted to bring as much carnage as was possible to the innocents of israel. and my blood boiled because i was there when john kerry gave a press conference in which he called for both sides to tamp down the violence. and i wanted to say, mr. kerry, maybe you should come and see what i am seeing, because what i am seeing is this. hamas is putting children and unarmed women in front of their weaponry. the israelis are putting their weaponry in front of their children and their women trying to protect them. there is not an equivalency here. this is not sameness. this is not about b

he doesn't like being in judea. >> jesus of nazareth.'ve come to ask for his body. >> we have to wonder what joseph was thinking. he's taking quite a risk. he's going to pilate and asking for the body of a convicted criminal, a criminal who is guilty of political sedition. >> i have a tomb. somewhere secure where we can prepare his body. >> by going to pilate and asking for this rather personal favor, it's almost as if he might be guilty himself. >> you can imagine it being a very tense meeting between the two men. >> yes. >> pontius pilate gives joseph of arimathea the body, but he probably thought he was letting some jewish custom play out. so far as he was concerned, that's with going to be the end of it. >> in allowing joseph to take the body, pilate had unwittingly started a journey that would turn jesus' burial shroud into one of the most venerated and mysterious relics of all time. ♪ ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. get a new subaru, we call it share the love.hare , and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donati

backed jihadists who indiscriminately kill israelis on the streets of jerusalem, tel aviv and even in judea samaria. washington, america would abandon israel and understand the threat of physical violence is not the only threat israel would be left to face alone. there is a growing political and diplomatic threat. one international form after another israel is attacked by despotic regimes and free nations throughout europe that should no better given their history. singled out for condemnation relentlessly kemal bullying to which no other nation on earth is subjected. normallynormally the united states stop these attacks and shames the attackers. normally the united states between confidence and clarity about the regimes that hijack international bodies to distract the world from their own wrongdoing. normally. but not under barack obama. president obama command i am afraid hillary clinton have a very different policy. they caught engagement, but what it should be called as abandonment. instead of standing up to those who single out israel, the obama administration takes the path of least r

and joseph, too, went up from galilee from the town of nazareth to judea, the city of david. it is called bethlehem. because he was of the house and family of david, to be enrolled with mary, his betrothed, who was with child. while they were there, the time and she gave birth to her first born son. she wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger, for there's no room for them in the inn. now there were shepherds in the region living in the fields and flock. the angel of the lord appeared to them . and the glory of the lord shone around them and they were struck with great fear. the angel said to them -- do not be afraid, for behold, i proclaim to you, good news of great joy that will be for all the people. for today in the city of david, a savior has been born for you who is christ and lord. and this will be a sign for you. you will find a child, infant, wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger. and suddenly there was a multitude of the heavenly host with the angel praising god and highest and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests. the gospel

. >> in the new testament gospels, jesus starts his mission traveling through galilee and judea, gatheringollowers. from them, he chooses 12 to be his closest disciples. >> the term "disciple" simply means learner or student. so when jesus is calling disciples, he's simply gathering a group of students around to learn from him. >> the disciples come from a wide range of backgrounds. from fishermen to tax collectors. >> there was recruitment by jesus, deliberate recruitment. and he wanted a diverse group. judas may well have been one of the very first he recruited. >> jesus was a pretty good judge of character. anyone who jesus had chosen as a disciple must have had something going for him. >> judas was the treasurer of jesus' 12 disciples. he was the one jesus trusted with the money. >> jesus saw in judas the kind of man that he wanted to be his follower. we have to assume that they're friends and that they have this close relationship. >> he's special. he has a key place. and yet something's going to happen in judas that's going to lead him to fall away from jesus and to lose faith in jes

you cross from jerusalem into the west bank also called judea, samaria, also called palestine.llion settlers have moved here, all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israeli law. though in effect, it seems to make little difference. they're here and in ever-larger numbers. this is noam, one of our drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the settlements. so what is price tagging? >> something happens in a settlement or some attack with jews. kids from the settlement would come and have a price tag for every activity. so they come to a village like this, they will destroy cars, they will write on walls like this. it says against arabs, the state of israel is alive, and death to the arabs. >> intimidating. i mean, you put two targets on my house, i'm moving. this is eli, a settlement with a population of over 3,000, relatively isolated from the rest of israel. this is the chief executive of the eli settlement and its former head of security. >> here you see from up above most of our town. you see the palestinian villages

. >> jesus leaves the family and goes walk about in galilee and judea. >> according to the gospels, jesusut john the baptist on the banks of the river jordan. >> jesus' baptism by john the baptist really galvanized him, it got him thinking i must act now and convert people now. >> he begins performing miracles, casting out demons. >> according to the gospels, there are large crowds that are drawn to jesus throughout his ministry. jesus's healing miracles would have drawn a lot of attention. >> but while jesus embarks on his mission, his family remain in nazareth. >> jesus leaves james and the other brothers and sisters in charge of the family. >> hey, enough. >> and that is what's uncomfortable about this story. the village itself was a small village. so tongues would wag about this whole deal of jesus going off and doing some kind of ministry and leaving his family to take care of business. >> there would have been a lot of social marginalization that they would have experienced because they had this slightly crazy, embarrassing brother. and we can imagine that would have created frictio

i hate to give caesar credit for anything, but his decision to enroll all of judea has been great for business. now, let's see. eighty-seven, eighty-eight, eighty-nine. (knocking) no room! we're full up! open in the name of caesar! aah. roman soldier. coming, sir! coming! just a moment now! be right there. come in. come in, sir. the bethlehem inn is honored by your presence. uh, may i offer you a glass of wine, sir? a little token of my appreciation i'm checking on the availability of rooms. room, ha-ha. well, i, uh, i believe if you'll give me a moment, i can arrange for you to have a room almost immediately. i don't want a room, i just want to know how many are still available! we want no one sleeping in the streets. well, the bethlehem inn i can tell you is filled to overflowing, every room rented. oh. your profits must be good. well, not that good. you see, the trouble, the trouble is that our rates are too low. would you believe it? i barely break even. yes, yes, i have heard how poverty stricken you are. oh, well. you hear things, innkeeper. well-- there's a rumor in the streets

i support that israel will apply its rule of law on the israeli-controlled areas in judea and samariaand the palestinians govern their areas. they vote in their elections, they educate their own children, i don't want to govern them. they have their place, we have our place and we live side by side. >> what about arabs and palestinians who live inside israel proper, would they have all the same rights as other israelis? >> absolutely. in israel we have arab mbs of the knesset. that's amazing. they have more political rights and human rights in israel than in any other arab country. and i'm proud about that. >> let's talk about the other arab countries and the region of course. i.s.i.l. has become what has embroiled the region in one of the worst situations in a long time. >> yeah. >> is the u.s. led coalition doing enough? >> i think i.s.i.l. can be defeated. in fact it can be defeated in about two or three months if the free world has a concerted effort to go to mosul, to go to raqqa, take over. >> what does that mean? >> it means i'll tell you our own story. i was an soldier, an off

believency adams said i in the rebuilding of judea as an independent nation, and abraham --can offer to palestine abraham lincoln referred to palestine as the national of jews. it is a noble dream. few countries started out as democracies. it evolved into democracies. israel was born in democracy and has stayed that way with the fundamental of tenets of democracy ever since. compare that to its neighbors. many countries in the middle east claimed to be democracies, but i would put forth that elections won with 99% of the vote going to one candidate or elections won under the shadows of dictatorships are not democratic. while israel was born as a democracy can it was also born into a state of war, a state of war that has remained in one form or another ever since may of 1948. the site having fought the war of independence in 1948, the war of attrition in 1956, the six-day war in 1967, yom kippur war in 1973, the war in lebanon, taking 82, in the two gaza war's in 2007, and last year in 2014, israel has also been the constant threat of tens of thousands of this from hezbollah in southe

john quincy adams said i believe in the rebuilding of judea as an independent nation and abraham lincoln referred to palestine as the national home of the jews. said this was a noble dream. and one shared by many americans. very few countries started out as democracies. most of them evolved into democracies. israel, however, was born a democracy and has stayed that way with fundamental tenets of democracy ever since. now, comp nair to its neighbors. many countries in the middle east claim to be democracies, but i would put forth that elections won with 99% of the vote going to one candidate or elections won under the shadow of dictatorships are not democratic. regrettably, while israel was born as a democracy, it was also born into a state of war, a state of war that has remained in one form or another ever since my va9w1948. besides having fought the war of independence in 1948, the war of attrition in 1956, the six day war in 1967, the yom kippur war in 1973, the war in lebanon in 1982 and the two gaza wars in 2007 and again last year in 2014, israel has also been under the constant th

and those who kill israelis on the streets of jerusalem, tel aviv and even in judea and sue mar ya. those in washington who wish america would abandon israel also understand something else. the threat of physical violence is not the only threat israel would be left to face alone. there is also a growing political and diplomatic threat. in one international form after another, israel is attacked by despotic regimes and even free nations that should know better. it is singled out for condemnation relentlessly. a bullying to which no one else is subjected. normally the united states stops these attacks and shames the attackers. normally the united states speaks with confidence and clarity about the regimes that hijack international bodies to distract the world from its own wrongdoing. normally, but not under barack obama. president obama and i'm afraid hillary clinton have a very different policy. they call it engagement. but what it should be called is abandonment. instead of standing up to those who single out israel, the obama administration takes the path of least resistance. it th

you can see that man there inside west side judea club. this is a bookstore. he was accused of threatening to kill jews outside the store claiming he is muslim and punching the store manager in the head. he took off on a razor scooter and police need your help in tracking hhe down. they're asking anyone with information toicome forward. >> lori bordonaro, thank you. let's look at the commute with emily west. >> darlene, this accident in queens is still there. eastbound on the ramp to the clearview. that takes up a lane. that earlier crash on the throgs still heavy delays. queensbridge heavy. also slowing in long island. great neck road and an accident in connecticut on the connecticut turnpike northbound near exit 23. it's off to the side. darlene. >> emily, thank you. we'll take a quick break and come back with chris' forecast. >>> great stretch of weather. turning mostly sunny this afternoon. your high temperature 52. 30s. 56 with sunshine on sunday. monday a few more clouds. the storm will miss us tuesday and wednesday in the upper 40s with clouds. >> thank

impossible atmosphere this administration put more pressure on israel to stop building bedrooms in judeao stop building a nuclear bomb. we need to recognize who our friends are, who our enemies are. >> which country? which countries are those you would sanction? >> first of all, the iranians. i would have never entered into this deal. i don't know why the senators gave it so it was easier for obama to have the agreement. >> are you going to sanction any allies who say this isn't our fight, are you going to leave our allies alone? indonesia, malaysia? >> i would make sure there was economic pressure put on them. why not? why should we fund every single battle against radical islam? why stand back and watch israel get targeted, the united states get targeted and watch with people with their hands in their pocket, their hands in our pocket because we are giving them a lot of money. your hands can be in your pocket, but your hands aren't going to be in our pocket. we are not going to give you another dime unless you engage the battle with us. we are not sending our sons and daughters to war

they can't get inside our judea christian narrative and we can't get inside their muslim narrative.ent rightly said, we have to challenge them and say please explain this to us. we don't understand this. we see where majority is. there is a minority that is taking permission and inspiration from the faith and i don't understand it but we need their help in understanding it. >> andrew? >> tom, fair or unfair to bring in the debate around gun control in all of this? >> you know, it's not the central problem. these people were making homemade pipe bombs. look, having fewer guns out there, i'm all for in a world where you have so many what i call super empowered angry people. it's perfectly fair to me. it's not the central issue here. the central issue is how can a couple shoot up the husband's co-workers in a social service agency and so hate their co-workers that they hate them more than they love their own kid and leave their kid behind. >> tom, you talked about this tension between religious extremism in the world and globalization. does this impact the economy? markets were up at t

paul was blinded and knocked from his horse, god told him to visit the house of judeas and seek out a christian -- judas and seek out a christian named sal. truth be told that the house of judas is on strait street. syria is a country made up of people with mixed cultural traditions. four years ago as we know a civil war broke out. it displaced millions. it is now entering a new phase with new complexities. the dick at that torial -- the dictatorial leader, assad, has a patchwork of enemies, including isil. he's clung to power in the coastal region of that country where he continues his dynasty's bloody rule. ironically, he's a trained ophthalmologist who practiced for years in london. only to assume power after the death of his elder brother. it's hard to understand assad's motive except perhaps to protect his own religious minority tradition. a couple years ago i predicted that assad would not survive long, but as some uprisings descended into a winter of religious extremism causing more destabilization and helping create the conditions for terror groups like his to metastasized, he

in jerusalem, in judea, in somalia and so forth, i don't see them prefer to vote in the knesset.he idea to israel with a one-state solution is an israeli idea. it's not a palestinian idea. and even when they talk now about sowing the kiss. you will take responsibility for the civil affairs. if someone is going to -- propose to be the successful, many of them, but talking about hamas ready to take the keys and not to allow us to have one-state solution. so this certainly is an israeli idea which has been adopted by the palestinian and it is circulated now. i don't see it as a real threat. and again, our policy is not to govern them. to strengthen their abilities of competence, to become a more reliable neighbor. this is our policy. not by a different way of one-state solution. so i'm not afraid from this of one-state solution. and we should do our utmost to keep them to make progress in a kind of modus vivendi which was mentioned earlier. this is the only way to keep a stabilized situation. just imagine if we had even to give up now the freedom of separation regarding security in