well the growth of our muslim communities in non muslim countries has been a company by the growth of the gap between muslim men muslim cultures spotlight feeling the dimia there has more. and muslim missionary movement in london has plans for building at town thousand capacity magnet mosque in the capital the gigantic mosque four times the size of some false cathedral will not only have minarets but also an islamic library sports facilities and apartments while the city authorities are considering to submit a proposal to locals including the muslims themselves are opposing the construction fearing it will become a hard but obvious lawmaker extremist muslims themselves are opposing this mosque more in the grounds that they don't want to worship a god but on the grounds. women aren't allowed the local population of muslim population has no on the site and how the mosque itself is governed this kind of islam related controversy is not new in europe the two thousand and nine constitutional amendment banned the construction of new minarets in switzerland the idea for a ban was proposed by a nationalist so we speak

muslim men but they had never forgotten their faith. they came whenever they could to pray. there are still a priest in churches preaching to the muslimcommunities that were once christian. and it is so ongoing. we don't make public but it is the interesting movement beneath the surface. he is gone now. he is very proud of the jews. said did you have problems with the jews? he said we are the sons of abraham. we killed them. they also are the sons of abraham. that is why there is some trouble with the church. [laughter] >> host: let me come to a subject, why did you go to israel? why did you stay? what do israelis know about christians? how do they enders stand christianity? when you went to see the pastor in the hospital what does she make of view? >> guest: i will start by saying why i went to israel. i have always wanted to see israel. my father was a

muslim american community or arab american community. i want to be clear i'm not saying i think white men should be racially or ethnically profiled any more than i think muslims arabs should be racially and ethnically profiled. those practices don't work and they're also bigoted in their construction, but it's important to remember what the differences are in an aftermath of tragedies like this based on people's ethnicity and race. >> i'd like to say your comment was in response to a congressman who implied the secret service should conduct profiling to find the mass killers before they strike. you said it, that would be awfully difficult to do. take adam lanza, as far as we know he's never been violent. he was quiet, withdrawn and different but as far as we know he wasn't violent in any way so how do you profile that type of person to prevent mass shootings? >> i think it's a very good question and i think that that's going to be the conversation about mental health services in the coming weeks and months. my hope is that after this, when we realize how we responded to this in the conversation, a nuanced conversation, that the next time there's something bad

men setting fire to the muslim brotherhood offices in eastern egypt. what do you know about that? >> well, we just got that word in a few minutes ago as well. this is an office of the muslimr political wing, the freedom and justice party attacked by masked men who apparently torched the place. this is another sign that this conflict is escalating, and more tense scenes tonight outside the presidential palace. we have seen a lot of tense nights over the past week and a half, but without question this was the ugliest night. this was the first night where we saw violence between the two sides, the supporters of the president, opponents of the president, they both gathered outside the presidential palace, facing off, right in the middle of the street, first it started with exchanges of insults, and chants. then pockets of clashes, rocks being thrown back and forth, two people killed according to the health minister, dozens injured. and tonight, brooke, we really saw bitterness among the two sides. and it looks like these two sides are digging in, they're defiant, they're determined, and they're not backing down. in the meantime, you have the clock ticking towards this referen