to loving muslims do i agree with it now i'd like to baptize everyone of. the day they have the right by saying yes there is this guy they have the right to believe they have the right to believe what they want to believe and tribalism is killing us here's my response i can't change what's wrong with with muslims i can't change what's wrong with jews guess what there's only one tribe i can speak to that's my tribe that's what i do i do because it's a rejection of christianity and of my faith to say that it's ok to hate muslims or anyone that jesus said love your enemies not just your neighbors your enemies he takes it to a whole nother level. can i just say to this point i think this is this is this is actually getting into a flick of a little bit later in the show you know i i love the fact that we can celebrate our differences and appreciate that we are not the same and some core feel logical points obviously a muslim is not a christian a christian is not a muslim and there goes the same for jews but the fact is and i remember very distinctly i was sittin

a muslim scientist, muslim educators, muslim politicians. we have three in congress. we'll see more in the future, god willing. i urge my i urge my colleagues and all americans who believe in equality for all people to support the no ban act. together we will get it passed and begin a new chapter in our country's history. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. ms. tlaib: thank you so much to my colleague from indiana. i really appreciate the incredible public service that not only stemmed here, but also , as you all know, many of our service men and women who are of muslim faith are serving our country every single day. and again, people need to not try to separate us as not being a part of this amazing country. the muslim ban completely tears that down and comes from a place of hate that we need to push back against. with that i want to really honor and respect the co-chair of the congressional progressive caucus, my good colleague, one of the fighters within this chamber every single day for communities of color, marginalized communities,

afghans fiercely independent and devoutly muslim afghans. they did not succeed. noted later attempts. afghanistan remained a neutral country, a geographical and ideological buffer between east and west. they did not succeed. nor did later attempts. this tradition of nonalignment was to end violently in a communist military coup april 27, 1978. testaments vary, but from 2000 to 10,000 died in the communist takeover. they included the premier and most members of his family. daoud himself had ended the afghan monarchy and established a republic five years earlier. the leadership was in the hands of the people's democratic party. while the communist takeover does not appear to have been conceived in the soviet union, by december, moscow had exploited the situation, concluding a 20-year treaty of friendship and cooperation. for the first time in soviet-afghan history, the ussr apparently had reached its goals of ideological conformity and strategic alliance with its neighbor. arms, aid, and advisers quickly followed. little did he know that withi

some 50 million soviet muslims live in the caucuses in central asia.ssentially a docile population since their brutal repression during the stalin years. the passage of the ensuing years has aided moscow's domination of their muslim population. so the critical factor for the future of the afghan insurgency will be the spirit of the rugged muslim tribesmen. are they prepared to endure such an ordeal for possibly years yet to come? there are no signs that they are losing heart in this savage fight for their country. [bird chirping] this is american history tv, featuring events, interviews, archival films and visits to college classrooms, museums and historic places. exploring our nation's past, every weekend on c-span3. this weekend, american history tv is joining our spectrum cable partners to showcase the history of chapel hill north carolina -- chapel hill, north carolina.

the fate of the afghan people and the muslim religion., such communist domination of a muslim people is not unprecedented. some 50 million soviet muslims live in the caucuses in central asia. it is essentially a docile population since their brutal oppression during the stalling years. the passage of the ensuing years has aided moscow's behavior. so the critical factor for the future of the afghan insurgency will be the spirit of the rugged muslim tribesmen. are they prepared to endure such an ordeal for possibly years yet to come? there are no signs that they are losing heart in this savage fight for their country. >> you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on our weekly series "reel america," saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. madam cj walker was thought to be the wealthiest african-american businesswoman of her time. up next, we visit the indiana historical society madam cj walker empowering women exhibit

and they stuck in fear of great to add to muslim discrimination in the country the citizenship at pass parliament in december and grants no muslim immigrants from pakistan afghanistan and bangladesh a quick apostle a toward citizenship because of more benefits only people certain religions protesters say it goes against india secular constitution. we are protesting because this law divides the country on the basis of religion the tradition of our country has been unity in diversity india is not just a hindu nation india is made up of different communities. over the weekend hundreds of thousands marched in hyderabad and in other cities across india one protest was met with clashes that injured up to 30 students at a prominent university in new delhi so what kind of impact will massive public outcry have if any with us to talk about this in new delhi i should read out a protester a student at india's national islamic university in hyderabad a sad day in a way see a member of india's parliament and in miami florida to care tana a lawyer after school commentator it's good to see you everyb

there is every day humiliation with muslims.is hard to see the protests that are happening all over the country -- not just muslims, but also non-muslims who are standing in solidarity with them -- to protect the very idea of india, which we have been celebrating for decades. gandhi's in you which have been , the culture of this country, which is now under threat by mr. modi's government. nermeen: can you explain? as you are saying, these massive havest all over india that been taking place, is there any indication the modi government is likely to withdraw or modify the citizenship amendment act or the nrc or, and deed, not to push through subsequent proposals like the uniform civil code? as the interior minister or anyone else in the modi government respondeded to the prototest by suggesting theyey l compromise? >> not yet. in facact, the government has turned a blind e eye to the 27 lives that have been lost in the 20t three weeks, of which were murderedd i in a province ruled by bjp chief minister. mr. modi a and the interior

genocide being all inclusive this is the reality more and more muslims are being targeted with abuse and then you know even even to the head of the watchdog for the prince actually said that muslims are not getting the fair hearing in the press in britain ok andree. today's issue it opens up a even wider debate does it not that you've got blasphemy which is not a crime in france but making death threats is of course but if you're going to police everybody who say such a thing on social media you're going to have a lot of people in jail should these people face to face you know direct punishment from the state or just throw them off social media what do you do there. yes it's very very difficult because you know if i was to come off and i was paranoid about this debate to go oh i do you know i would i could kill him or i could strangle him that's not death threats i think sometimes these things are exaggerated significantly you know i'm not denigrating people going you know i was just joining to escape or just tuning in this is a 16 year old girl who has essentially had to go into hid

i worked with the greater washington muslim jewish forum, the predecessor and the muslim jewish charter. this work has created goodwill among muslims for the jewish community. my friend whose son daniel was so brutally and tragically killed in karachi, in an act of blatant and crew anti-semitism, we traveled the world promoting jewish/muslim dialog to improve understanding. we traveled all over the world and the high point came when we spoke in the house of lords in london, in an event hosted by a jewish christian and muslim lord. a powerful and successful development in jewish/muslim relations came when the scholar kessler appointed the founder and director for the first center for the study of muslim/jewish relations at cambridge. the doctor, with a ph.d. from cambridge university, played a significant role in building bridges and therefore checking anti-semitism by involving women and their families. first time ever it was happening on the ground level. so what are the lessons that i learned? i want to beliefly give a few points and hopefully they will give us ideas of how to move ah

bengali muslims who have been excluded. but a lot of dissidents shared this in itself and just could make 3 such as these artists after the fall of the 2nd set of the sadness that led them to say i raise and lower as i can list the sights i'm not saying i'm not included in the cinematic act that is that is the problem the people who are protesting let me just telling him has it all because no no no no no no that's not the problem no no no no no no no please the problem of it the problem is you don't government has why noted the constitution of india you cannot make laws on the basis of religion law have to get it yes yes you can the constitution of the i.p.l. let me put it across europe india talks about that acting social wrongs in article 15 and 16 differentiate between laws what could a little thing be out and you cannot make basis look at it at the base of religion that i did like we say that you are changing the parameters on the day i was if you just kind of treat this country cannot become pakistan this country would

travel ban and we'll be adding a few countries do but activists continue to challenge the so-called muslim bans legality and some government officials are planning to introduce a measure to repeal the executive order entirely joining us to discuss the battle that we are in tulsa and activists and academic who's been fighting the policy we also have been she is a civil rights attorney and the executive director of the san francisco chapter of the council on american islamic relations or care and joining us from lagos is yummy cosine he's a journalist for quartz africa good to have you here everybody let me just start as a quick refresher and remind us which countries are under the current travel ban so we can see where in the world that we're talking about some just to put that image up there right now and you can see that then we're going to go from the current travel ban to what has been widely reported will be the country's impacted by this new travel bad when ever it is officially announce so now we're going to move on to those new countries and and this isn't definite yami but nigeria

president only tromp so-called muslim travel ban amounts it's the anniversary this week he's now talking about expanding the policy is that a good idea bad idea share your thoughts with us on twitter or an i live chat and you might be in this strange. today it's more than 31000 people have been denied entry into the u.s. under the travel ban the trumpet ministration insists the battle is needed for national security but in many cases the policy has had a devastating impact separating u.s. citizens from their spouses children and family last week trump confirmed plans to add more countries to the panel is seeing have a listen bring a couple of countries do we have to be safe our country has to be safe you see what's going on in the world our country has to be safe so we have a very strong travel ban and we'll be adding a few countries do but activists continue to challenge the so-called muslim bans legality and some government officials are planning to introduce a measure to repeal the executive order entirely joining us to discuss the battle that we are in tulsa and activists and academi

which is the combination and part of the muslim world today. there's addict in that says a south hates jacob was he upset that abraham or isaac only gave certain listens to him and certain other blessings the him the children of a ram have been blessed in many different ways that the jewish people i am isaac jacob king david king solomon all the way to little daniel luria today in jerusalem is this one chain that's been blessed in a different way the little land of israel we have the covenants with god. we have returned home design is dream is being realized all the time and as the indigenous people here the world and especially the arab world is going to have to understand that at some point in time. today i live in ships around where i live spiritually if i may say saw in the western part of the city i wasn't born yet in 1948 during that akbar but i feel that the dark but is grounded in. these times are times which i got from my father's house actually id processed. when the house was put on sale and there they were uprooting all the times an

overwhelmingly were against the muslim air but just a touch and a half of c.s.u.voters held the same view the party faithful putting out a very different message to that on the bavarian interior ministry's website a ministry run by the christian social union we want a culture of togetherness so that people with foreign roots have the desire and the opportunity to get involved both at work and in the local community then assad says he will continue to support the c.s.u. while senior party figures have gone out of their way to show him support the attitude of the grass roots in the christian social union shows that in the conservative state of bavaria at least some germans aren't ready or not willing to accept people from the islamic faith representing them in politics that is sure to leave more than a few of the upper echelons in the party red faced at the attitudes of their supporters while germany bills itself as open to multiculturalism well if you look at them area then we can say definitively. what has happened that's. why the government there speaks about mul

arab and muslim communities both here in the united states and around the world i mean you mentioned being imprisoned there that's being tortured there how has this person affected those communities thank you so much for that question i think one tunnel bay is precisely there for this reason to project fear into the hearts of americans who are arab and muslim and into the hearts of arabs across the planet and muslims across the planet we know that the number one. them one demographic there were afghans and saudis and yemenis pakistanis and algerians i happen to be algerian american but i can tell you that across the muslim majority world in the arab world people are terrified at the stigma even if you're released without charge being innocent is an believe it's 6 forever and so if you are helping one condom well you're not considered a victim of american abuse you're considered a terrorist even though it's untrue. and so that is the actual that is the primary political work that guantanamo does is it terrifies muslims and it terrifies muslim americans and it doesn't allow us to mobil

and into the hearts of arabs across the planet and muslims across the planet we know that the number one. them one demographic there we're asking fans and saudis and yemenis pakistanis and algerians i happen to be algerian american but i can tell you that across the muslim majority world in the arab world people are terrified at the stigma even if you're released without charge being innocent is an believe it's 6 forever and so if you are helping one condom well you're not considered a victim of american abuse you're considered a terrorist even though it's untrue. and so that is the actual that is the primary political work that guantanamo does is it terrifies muslims and it terrifies muslim americans and it doesn't allow us to mobilize and to organize because we're scared that will be shipped to hunt on him or any point and so that's that's actually one of the reasons why it's such a terrible place and it needs to be shut down immediately completely agree as an attorney what obstacles have to the law as. presented to civil rights attorney or the attorneys for the men held there. and

many called it a muslim ban for targeting muslim majority countries like iran and somalia and fought it in court 2018 the supreme court upheld the policy the white house promised this countries can be removed from the travel ban list if they step up security but those headlines from trump's impromptu press conference were once again overshadowed at the impeachment trial on capitol hill mr justice one trunk believes could shape his legacy when i finish i think that this is going to go down as one of the greatest things i've done for our country. despite allegations to the contrary trump insists he's committed no wrongdoing and efforts to remove him from office are an attempt to undo the results of the 2016 election and influence the next one can really help him al-jazeera washington gotham alos new government says it will keep to a so-called safe 3rd country agreement for asylum seekers sent from the united states the u.s. has deported around 230 central american asylum seekers to work in mahler in the past 2 months migrants rights groups condemned the u.s. policy saying guatemala is

jews commentary but for the entire muslim world. candles from so many high ranking muslim delegates perhaps a single a monument to representatives of a jewish wellwood on this day. listen to the that was a key message anyone meeting of the world economic forum ending today german chancellor i'm going to told the world's business elite to heed young activists demanding action on climate change she warned of a rift between use who see an uncertain future and an older generation that denies the dangers of global warming. dodgy doors were not going to stop until america from delivering parle warning to davos. this is the 12th time the german chancellor has spoken at the forum but never have the stakes been higher merkel appealed to the world to arjun li make good on the paris climate accords. divided there the question of achieving the goals of the paris agreement could be a question of survival for the whole planet which is why we need to act or instead it is an honest look there. it's also why environmental themes have played bigger t

are being killed by other muslims. it is a very important statistic. we appreciate evasive underdevelopment in education. one great book that addresses these issues recently publishedd underdevelopment. it's an important but i think that looks into these issues very critically. there's a great need for reform that is the mic. religion would you like it or not is being used. used to debt justify, ongoing trends and issues and problems in the middle east. great problems. a great problem of gender equality. just last year there was issues about equal inheritance. not opposes legislation. this is the really important issue. there's a great reform in islam. if they were muslims rather are still trying in my opinion are struggling trying to come to terms with it. the majority and this a big issue. it's a very deep-seated issue that needs to be addressed but would it turns it is very difficult to come to terms that is part of the problem. that is something i try to emphasize with the fundamental parts of this. they have been

give to that the muslim delegation left the jewish community bears the words remembering us. so to know for our show reporter raising others kids a foster mom's life and don't forget you can get all the latest news around the clock from our website i think if you don't come from exposure in britain and i'm back top of the house. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in the meantime the painter ship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers on official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cameras and there are all those almost the same 14 sourcing nick.

i would give to that the muslim delegation left the jewish community bears the words remembrance. time for sports now and the bundesliga dortmund put on a dominant performance in a $51.00 win against cologne on friday night thanks in part to a rising star dortmund's new wizkid erling hole and hit the target twice in his 2nd game for the club after scoring a hat trick in his debut last week a 19 year old norwegian proved once again that he has what it takes to be a major new force in the game for a long time to come. to the alpine ski world cup in our local favorite mathias maya has shown his experience in the men's downhill at the austrian resort town of kits the 2 time olympic gold medalist delivered a strong performance down the steep 3.3 kilometer long course meyer made a powerful push close to the finish line clocking a winning time of one minute 55.59 seconds much to its at the light of the home crowd as well as former california governor and hollywood royalty arnold schwarzenegger. to now for reporter which finds out what it's like to be foster parents who've been taken in s

overwhelmingly were against the muslim air but just a touch and a half of c.s.u. voters held the same view the party faithful putting out a very different message to that on the bavarian interior ministry's website a ministry run by the christian social union we want a culture of togetherness so that people with foreign roots have the desire and the opportunity to get involved for that work and in the local community then assad says he will continue to support the c.s.u. while senior party figures have gone out of their way to show him support the attitude of the grass roots in the christian social union shows that in the conservative state of bavaria at least some germans aren't ready or not willing to accept people from the islamic faith representing them in politics that is sure to leave more than a few of the upper echelons in the party red faced at the attitudes of their supporters while germany bills itself as open to multiculturalism peter all over r.t. early. we spoke to a christian democratic union member mustapha who's been nominated himself for the bund

temple mount which is what the jews call the the most holy site in the old city of jerusalem and for muslimsis the ox a mosque compound of the harmless or if he called it the mosque right so even in a presentation from donald trump there will be fault found no doubt and harry thank you very much for that harry fosset eye for us in western stem as harry mentioned there relations between the u.s. and the palestinians have become where sunday present donald trump washington has cut 200. if $21000000.00 in financial support for palestinians it's also withdrawn $300000000.00 it used to give to the un agency supporting palestinian refugees and the u.s. under trampas calls the p.l.o. as if an admission in washington d.c. as part of its middle east peace plan the u.s. has said it will create a $50000000000.00 global investment fund for palestinians and neighboring arab states secretary of state michael has reverse u.s. policy on illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank he disagrees with a previous state department opinion that said the settlements are inconsistent with international law

i give to that the muslim delegation left the jewish community bears the words remembrance. are changing gears now to sports and in the bundesliga dorman put on a dominant performance in a 51 win against cologne on friday night thanks in part to a rising star jordan's new ways kid. olan you see him there hitting the target twice in his 2nd game for the club he scored a hat trick in his debut last week the 19 year old norwegian proving once again he has what it takes already to be a major new force in the game for a long time to come i . all right stay tuned our technology show shifts coming up next you know forget all the latest news and information available around the clock on our website that's d.w. dot com or follow us on twitter at g w news i'm from aspen in berlin take spicer will be here with more news. to sift through need to. be able to pull over for the over the next in home the 4th time from. the bottom of. the hole to use. books. in the. climate change. their sleeves.

levanon the only country in the modern middle east that was long dominated by christians today muslims are in the majority it's a society that has repeatedly been under threat. and just was on there have always been tensions between the different religious communities and to nominations in various ethnic groups in lebanon. i suppose and financed by iran the shiite hezbollah party of god has had a huge impact on the political fabric of lebannon. as follows critics would say yes that this does the stabilized region hezbollah supporters would say that as well as ministries strength is an asset for love. because that keeps israel away. in the civil war in syria the hezbollah militia defended the ascent regime now they're back in levanon in stronger shape than ever. the more they are fighting to defend is the model of bashar assad which this is it's a she. bought just to what extent does has ability turman the course of politics in lebanon. beirut the lebanese capital still bears the scars of a civil war that for more than 15 years crippled the city and the country as a whole see and saddam

which is what we're command as muslims. god constantly tells us to reach out to and embrace the world. now, if other people are interpreting that differently we must challenge that and we must remember that compassion is at the heart of what judaism is as far as i can understand, christianity and that's at the heart of the great faiths. >> thank you, made ahmad. i want to thank all of our pan lists and witnesses. what we heard here today there's a consistent thread that has been woven throughout the testimony today. this that is a shared problem and it must result in a shared responsible action. it begins with each of us in our various communities speaking to the need of this, but there was also the recognition that was addressed here today. repeatedly. that this is not a problem just for the jewish community. if anything, they're at the step of the sphere. and what we see happening globally to the jewish community, it is something that will affect every religious community in every part of the world. and we have a responsi

schumer and pelosi in muslim garb. this is what he's done from day one when he launched his political career. he says obalma was a secret kenyan muslim. islamaphobia is a useful cudgel to wield against political enemies. this is play book he turns to again and again when he doesn't have something more substantive to say. and this guy has had trouble keeping his lies straight what the actual justification was for assassinating soleimani. so of course he's going to throw some red meat to the base. >> speaking of that play book, let's talk about burisma. we're learning the russian military hackers successfully have infiltrated burisma. that's the ukrainian gas company where hunter biden served on the board. it's really significant news especially at the beginning of an election year. >> right, and i don't want to further any disinformation or any kind of conspiracy theories, but, you know, the degree to which russia still has an enormous amount of power and leverage ability to launch cyber attacks and the united states' o