president government, but the labor party is part of that having stomach labor party, which allowed pro israel groups to, to direct the policies of the labor party. but in effect, support this they so type when you have the, the shadow foreign secretary saying that to criticize israeli atrocities is anti semitic. then we're in, wherein louis carol, well really the b, b, c, had a piece of to some of the atrocities in the past week thing. but why is it all these protest as we saw that some of the largest projects in the world here in london. but i know they've been all around the world. why is it they don't protest about the syrian government or against the, according to western sources, genocide, committed by china. and we're going to talk about china and pot to what, why are these protest is about palestine at all? why don't they protest against benefee? why don't they protest to the straight and government about the genocide against the indigenous people? why don't they protest to the us government about the dozens of countries that is overthrown as about the, the, the great numbers of people, but i

we spoke to the head of the pro israel group stand with us. i think mister bob has the right to repudiate his previous statements. in my mind, of course, he should do that. everybody has the right to free speech by the way people have the right to and she submitted speech it, but it doesn't mean that a company like google needs to be hiring somebody with these opinions who has expressed them and published them. i believe that there's a lot of talk about inclusion and ty varsity all across the industry by june seem to get left out of that equation. and in order to make sure that we are acting against anti semitism and racism, and other forms of prejudice with equal measure, we need to have an educational process so that people understand what anti semitism is tech companies as much as anyone else need to redouble their efforts to support that jewish employees and to act against acts of anti semitism and to do their best to find them and to, to get them and speak out against them as we all should do. almost meaningless. that is how campaigners h

of your reference to the need of alienating domestic tremendous financial import referring to pro israel groups in the u.s. and you have further said u.s. should provide less automatic different for special interest referring to those same groups, is a, characterized by some as being anti-semitic and equally as concerning is your failure to oppose anti- israel resolution in the un in 2016. that's an unprecedented, shameful betrayal of israel without the history of relationship between united states so having that as your history and again, both words and actions, you still stand by those statements? do you still stand by your action in front of the un abandoning israel or do you now admit that those were mistakes and would you care to explain your new attitude? >> thank you. i hope we can talk at some time about human rights work and military work we can do together. i think on a couple of occasions when i was ambassador, with regard to my action at the un, i'd like to share because you're familiar only with a portion of what we were able to -- if i may. >> that i want you -- if you might, i do

i am specifically referring to some specific statements you have made about pro-israel groups in the u.s. and this unprecedented betrayal of israel in front of the you in. we can talk at length about all of the wonderful things you have done but i'm talking about those specific issues. where those mistakes or do you stand by those? ms. power: i security recognition of dunkelberg as the u.n. holiday. i convened the first session -- rep. diaz-balart: you don't want to enter the question. ms. power: i will come to your question if in. -- if i may. i convened the first session against anti-semitism in the u.n. i secured israel's membership in caucuses of which it had been excluded within the u.n. with regard to the resolution you asked about, it was a resolution calling on all sides not to do things that would make a two state solution less likely, including building of settlements. also incitement and violence of the kind treated by extremist groups. rep. diaz-balart: so you stand with that decision? something that no previous administration, democratic or republican had ever done, you s

i specifically am referring to specific statements you have made about pro israel groups in the united states and specifically this unprecedented betrayal of israel in the u.n. we can talk at length about all of the wonderful things you've done in history. i'm talking about those specific things. were those mistakes or do you stand by the decisions? >> i secured the recognition of yom kippur as a holiday. >> you don't want to answer the specific question? >> i will come to your question, sir, if i may. i get some time to speak as well. i convened the first ever general session condemning anti-semitism in the same chamber that the zionism resolution was passed. i secured caucuses from which it was excluded. with regard to the resolution you asked about, it was a resolution calling on all sides not to do things that would make a two-state solution less likely, including the building of settlements but also incitement and violence of the kind perpetrated by extremist and terrorist groups. >> and so you stand with that decision, to in essence unprecedented decision, something that no previ

you're at the biggest, the most influential pro israel lobby, group of them all. 8. there's a strong israel today, a vibrant israel that is not going to disappear. for a pack of destroy the 2 state solution. back in the eighty's and story, i always wanted to know this guy is forgiven his resume. i think that lists are understand that his job is not just for his job is to get a range of opinion and that he feels a responsibility to stop. then wait a minute is the same for he's now in gaza. you're there. you are. and i witnessed to get to emily wilder, the very young person who had done good work in college. i'm sure it was going to be strenuously trying to do her job as a double standard isn't not, we're not doing the media outlet to be pro palestine. i don't need emily can be pro proud fine. i don't need journalist to be pro problem. i need you to be objective, to tell us what the facts are on the ground and the facts are very committed. there is an occupation that is illegal and funded by the us government. the apartheid is to your to see john, god is clear. and unfo

pro democracy group, opened russia. it was pulled off a plane on monday just before he took off the opponent to israel, where opposition parties are in last minute negotiations to form a government to oust prime minister benjamin netanyahu sensuously i, in the paid, is trying to assemble a code from the 7 parties across the political spectrum include pro settler nationalist and arab israelis. he has until midnight local 9. that's just local time. that's just into 3 hours finish. you should go kind of crazy, d, w, the middle east correspondence, you join us from jerusalem. welcome, tanya. what are you hearing about these talks? well 1st one, it's friday. it's like just less than 2 hours until the deadline expires at midnight's local time here in israel, they're still talking as far as the understand this, the negotiations going on. the p to leading to monday to form a coalition has made correlation. do so most of the parties were there were problems over the course of the day with 2 parties. amena the far right immune party and the wrong party over several issues. they're working on some kind of compromise. of course we

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