>> that's the osc. >> osc is the adjudicating body. >> but we should see -- we're talking about penalties when it talks about the violation. it says the violation is not relating to a job granting or lack will have, it's just putting it. >> right. >> in the application. >> 'cause my follow up question would be if that's the case, then only one person -- if you have one opening, and say you've interviewed ten people, and you ask that question of all ten, and you hired someone, and then, someone said hey, i think i'm better qualified because of that people. i think i was disqualified because of this question, and then all the other nine people lined up and said oh, me too, that's kind of the law, right? if you parse it down, only one applicant, ultimately could be the one that was discriminated because i think you're just saying okay, let's look at the list of candidates. we didn't pick the most qualified person. that person was harmed. those other ones weren't harmed. >> that wasn't the question. in my opinion, it's a strict liability. my question is if you put anything in your application

work he's lighting up instagram he's got more than four hundred eighty thousand photos a lot of them osc how he started with his compote art he practiced one year was something simular kitchens sold but he says the goal beyond getting better is to bring a bigger audience together sounds a bit like a campfire. better lungs burning on cameras than real ones burning from tobacco smoke fans are viewed this video around seven million times on instagram. and this burning lion spread through the internet like wildfire. both other creations of dino tomic an artist living in norway. he makes art with gunpowder. he carefully arranges the blank grains of gunpowder and then sets fire to them. and the image burns itself into the paper or canvas. compared to normal paint it's you use kung pao there are grains that are like tiny grains that you just like poor out of the bottle and they're like are all all all over the place and then you'd like to use the small like i use a scissor and just put it all in place and if you can't breathe you can't move the ground too much the climate needs to be good so yo

this is a message i will repeat in my meetings with nato and osc leaders and in bilateral meetings and a trip to europe next week. the preservation of our liberty begins with guaranteeing our people can live in safety. to that, the united states places the highest importance on security relationships with european allies. including nato. alliances are meaningless if the members are unwilling on able to honor commitments. earlier this year, the president reaffirmed the united states commitment to article 5 of the nato treaty. because it is the best mechanism we have to determine aggression. as the text of article 5 ribs, the parties agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in europe or north america shall be considered as an attack against them all. any attack by any after on a nato member state will trigger article 5 in the united states will be the first to honor the commitment we have made. we will never forget how nato members came quickly to stand with us after the september 11 attacks. we will do the same for them if they are attacked. while the west continues to see

and i see that is going to be some kind of a compromise where it either the law minister over to the osce to live. in this government is going to step back from a if it's not the protest as a stepping back from it is the government would be forced to step back from it and made to look more weaker than it did i mean than before already going to be a loss of face for the pm alan we thank you very much a symbol for joining us from islamabad and we are getting comments here on the newsgroup on facebook a mode saying islam can't be used like a screen for politics nicolle as well saying extremist religious doctrine mixing politics has never helped a country florists just one of the few comments that i'm getting here what are you seeing there harding on social media well it's interesting you're saying that these comments are coming in because it has not been happy in the last few hours because social media's actually been down but just a few hours ago they have been restored after being blocked for more than a day that was at the height of the protests now a few hours ago before the sites were b

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this definition had an evolution starting with osce, 56 out of 57 countries, of course, minus russia eventually agreeing on, the evolution down to our discussion this morning. it's probably the best definition that we're going to get. it's the most relevant one. to really summarize and i'm pleased both mr. franks and the chairman is here. you have the wall to wall leadership of the american jewish community here. we came i would say hat in hand. we have a problem we need your help. and i think what we would respectfully ask for is after the appropriate deliberations, that with all of congressman raskin, former professor, all of these important questions that have been raised, we need to move the ball forward. we hope you'll send this to the floor of the house for further deliberation. i have no doubt that if it's passed, there will be many challenges, just by virtue of the testimony you heard today. but you have the entire jewish leadership of the american jewish community coming together united. something that apparently nothing less than this great committee has been able to achiev

and at the osce i have focussed on europe and the problem of anti-semitism there. while the number of incidents and their severity are much greater than here in amaircu, there are important parallels on addressing anti-semitism in this country. this has much to do with the essential first step of fdsing the nature of anti-semitism and the importance of defining it. 15 years ago we saw a surge in incidents. we also saw a new form of anti-semitism, whereby the state of israel was demonides, where its existence was being challenged. this effected the lives of jews themselves. subject to verbal and physical attacks as a result. merely giving voice to their own proisrael views could subject them to personal harassment. in 2004, the european monitoring center conducted its own survey conducting and evaluating data and conducting personal interviews with jewish leaders. at the time few countries bothered to identify hate crimes, let alone those that were anti-semitic. the own monitors did not even have a definition to guide them. meanwhile the personal interviews in the s

chairman, ranking member conyer, in my work at ajc and the osce, i have focused on europe and the problem of. she anti-semitism there while the incidents are greater than here in america there are important parallels with bearing on addressing anti-semitism in this country and in particular in the situation on our college campuses. this has much to do with the essential first step of understanding the nature of anti-semitism, and the importance of defining it. 15 years ago we saw surge in incidents and also saw a new form of anti-semitism, whereby the state of israel, was demon niced, where its basic existence was challenge. affecting the lives of european jews themselves. they were frequently conflated with israel and subject to verbal and physical attacks as a result. merely giving voice to their own pro israel views could subject them to social intimidation and personal harassment. in 2004, the european monitoring center, umc, conducted a survey on anti-semitism, collecting and evaluating dat and conducting personal interviews with jewish letters. at the time few countries bothered to

finally, in the osce, i'm often joined by colleagues. some people said adopting a definition of anti-semitism would lead to demands of other definitions. but that has not happened. those problems are no less serious than anti-semitism, and the need for governments to address them is every bit as critical. >> rabbi baker, your time has expir expired. if you could sum up. >> my last sentence, even though representatives of vulnerable groups are not saying they need a definition, unlike anti-semitism, those other forms of prejudice are easy to recognize. it's sadder still that they are so prevalent. >> dr. nedal, am i pronouncing that correctly? welcome. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member and distinguished members of this committee for inviting me today. as a scholar of american jewish history, and also its president of the association for jewish studies for scholars in my field, i know our country's encounters with anti-semitism began in 1654 when 23 jews landed in new amsterdam and the governor tried to expel what he ca