can you tell us and it's anti-semitic.us about the notable response from chelsea is well within very much in the headlines because of the context you told us about. well, chelsea have a jewish owner and have been very strong on anti—semitism and discrimination of any kind. they're fed up basically, a minority of their supporters are not getting the message so chelsea have basically are telling them they're not wanted they do not want to be involved with them and they say it any individual cannot summon the brainpower to comprehend the simple message and are found to ashamed the cloud by using racist or anti—semitic words or actions are placed under strongest possible action and will suspend clubs and dutch fans and ban them for like if identified, they shown in the past with previous incidents of discrimination involving their supporters and that is the message from the cloud tonight. thank you very much. it's a story will be following over the next few hours. matt mcgeehan reporting on a game chelsea drew 2—all against vi

describes itself as a civil rights organization that fights bigotry and anti semitism in the u.s. however it has a live. well or no tolerance for those who question israeli government policies collectively pro israel lobby groups in washington including the a.d.l. apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make the conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a p

after four chelsea fans were suspended for racist taunts, the club has said those who sang an anti—semitichant during a match last night have "shamed the club". susie goodall — the british yachtswoman whose boat capsized in a solo round the world race — has arrived back on land in chile. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... from seven o'clock onwards, following the heightened tensions at the eu summit, we'll be visiting a number of eu capitals to get the mood music on brexit amongst people there (f12) on brexit amongst people there. at eight o'clock, we expect the rescued british yachtswoman, susie goodall, to hold a press conference. we'll bring you that live from chile. and later after 10:30 and again at 11:30, we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages in the papers with our guestsjoe twyman, the director of the polling organisation, deltapoll, and political correspondent from the london evening standard, kate proctor. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome

labour mps spoke of the anti—semitic abuse they have suffered over the years.tion. prevarication is not an option. chanting: 0h jeremy corbyn! the row continued over the summer, with members of the ruling national executive committee being forced to resign over comments they had made, and an argument broke out over the party's adopted definition of anti—semitism. they finally accepted both the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition and their examples into the code of conduct, but only after lots of criticism from within the party. there were more casualties. both frank field and john woodcock, who were facing their own challenges, cited the party's approach to anti—semitism as reasons they could no longer support labour. jeremy corbyn hoped to draw a line under the issue with his conference speech. i say this to all the jewish community — this party, this movement — we will always be implacable campaigners against racism and anti—semitism in all its forms. we are your allies. but hang on — we're getting ahead of ourselves. theresa may had to de

describes itself as a civil rights organization that fights bigotry and anti semitism in the u.s. however it has little or no tolerance for those who question it's really government policies collect. pro israel lobby groups in washington including the a.d.l. apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a proble

instances of anti—semitism are especially poignant and hard to comprehend at this club.ed chelsea for so many years, is himself jewish. but last night's events come hard on the heels of chelsea's game against manchester city and what happened there to raheem sterling. allegations that he was racially abused by a chelsea supporter have provoked an enquiry and a whole debate about football and race. remember the banana skin that was thrown towards pierre—emerick aubameyang during arsenal's game against tottenham. today's focus is firmly on chelsea, butjust part of big issues for football and society. joe wilson, bbc news, west london. the christmas market in strasbourg has reopened three days after an attack by an islamist gunman in which three people were killed and another 13 were injured — including one with severe brain injuries. heavily armed french police and soldiers are manning checkpoints. the attacker, cherif chekatt, was killed in a shootout with police in the city on thursday night. france's interior minister said the market was re—opening, as the country would

instances of anti—semitism are especially poignant and hard to comprehend at this club.ny years, is himself jewish. but last nights events come hard on the heels of chelsea's game against manchester city and what happened there to raheem sterling. chelsea have suspended four people from attending games after allegations by raheem sterling that he was racially abused. so, a grim old problem returning, or a sign of today's times? you hope that it's something that doesn't escalate sometimes when times are harder, then, they become more prevalent. but racism holds no place in our game, it holds no place in society. today's attention is firmly on chelsea. the issue this weekend and over the many festive matches to come is just how far football's problem extends. joe wilson, bbc news, west london. our top story this evening. no renegotiation in brussels, but theresa may says the eu will provide further clarification on her brexit deal. calls for labeling on food to show its carbon footprint. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: former england spinner ashley giles replaces andre

one of britain's biggest football clubs condemns its own fans — heard singing anti—semitic songs at ahungary. donald trump's former personal lawyer has spoken out for the first time since being sentenced for crimes including campaign finance violations. he claims mr trump told him to pay off two women during the 2016 presidential election, even though he knew it was wrong. that directly contradicts what the president has said. michael cohen, is facing three years in prison. our north america editor jon sopel has more. an alleged one night stand in 2006 and then a payment to buy stormy daniels‘ silence ten years later — just before the 2016 elections. they're still causing donald trump and those around him endless legal nightmares. the president's long time lawyer and mr fixit, michael cohen, was this week sentenced to three years in prison. and he's now given an interview refuting donald trump's claims that he made the payments to her without the president knowing about it. first of all, nothing in the trump organisation was ever done unless it was run through mr trump. he directed me

the windrush scandal, the row over anti—semitism and many other scandals.nd we bought —— launched a new political show. first, theresa may shuffled her government in a bid to change the face of the party. more diverse and younger chairs taken from the inta ke and younger chairs taken from the intake of mps in 2017. it didn't go all according to plan. theresa may had wanted to move justin greening from education to the work and pensions brief. but instead, she quit the cabinet, saying she wanted to continue her work on social mobility. 0thers tipped to be moved like the health secretaryjeremy tipped to be moved like the health secretary jeremy hunt tipped to be moved like the health secretaryjeremy hunt didn't arch, and all of the big beasts stayed in theirjobs for now. ukip was battling its own internal issues as the party's ruling national executive committee unanimously backed a vote of no—confidence in the party leader which led to his sacking. gerard batten replaced him. ukip has to continue because we are the only opposition. in march, the labour party

call me an anti-semite. stop it.i-termite. >> jason: after months of outrage the women's march officially denounced many of those comments, but its leaders are still seemingly unwilling to distance themselves from the nation of islam and farrakhan himself. now other women's marches across america are being cancelled, including one in chicago. joining us is fox news contributor jessica tarlov and brook goldstein. thank you both for being here. brooke the women's march, has it been compromised? >> it's been compromised from the beginning. someone said to me in the green room, if the women weren't leaders of the march, they would be members of the kkk. their behavior, anti-semitism is so blatant, it's a wonder they haven't been condemned and shut out of the movement. it's beyond just their association with farrakhan. the founders of the women's march have called for the dehumanization of jews. she's embraced someone who murdered two young is railly jews. she's tweeted in favor of the islamic jihad, a particular terroris

it follows anti semitic chants during their europa league tie in hungary last night.abhorrant incident. anti discrimination group fare says that some fans are using the political atmosphere as a coverfor their own predjudice. when it comes to anguish football, it is still far from inclusive and welcoming as it is celebrated sometimes. so these elements are still there. and we see the increase in the number of groups that are using football as a tool for their propaganda and hate. i think it is definitely connected to the political developments and the type of language the media also uses. there aren't many greater heroes in chelsea's history than their former midfielder — and record goal—scorer — frank lampard. he's dismayed by the lack of respect demonstrated at football, and in today's society in general... i think in a bigger picture — and there is one here and this is to exclude racism, racism is a part of this — but i do get disappointed with the amount of hate that goes on in the modern society in game. some of it is social media based. it's very plausible now t

they have some deeply held anti-semitic ideas. what he articles -- what he argues his radical -- and that is coded language for jews pushing a boycott. and brundage ultimately wins the day. he goes over to germany to inspect and check whether jewish athletes are being treated fairly under the regime. he's never allowed to talk to a athlete without a nazi official present. find.ds what he wants to earliest policies were to segregate jews. jews couldn't swim in pools, jews couldn't train with non-jews. they affected jewish athletes who could have qualified. we try to round out the media landscape by showing american newsreels here. even during the depression americans went to the movies. movies were relatively cheap. before the movies you would watch digests. the news of the week. what we are showing is the extent of american isolationism. american stay out of the spanish civil war. they stay out of china and the war between china and japan. we are seeing in some of these newsreels the extent of anti-immigrant sentiment. >> if we ha

after chelsea fans who we're heard singing anti semitic chants in budapest last night, we'll speak too — released a powerful campaign video, with chelsea, encouraging people to speak out about anti—semitic abuse in football. a 49—year—old woman with learning disabilities has died after having all her teeth removed. she is called racheljohnson. the nhs trust involved in worcester has been criticised for its "drastic" full extractions from other vulnerable patients. we'll bring you the story and talk live to mencap at about quarter to 11. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victoria live. if you're emailing and are happy for us to contact you — and maybe want to take part in the programme — please include your phone number in your message. it's 18 months since the fire at grenfell tower, which killed 72 people. this week also sees the end of the first phase of the inquiry into the disaster. on this programme we've closely followed the progress of the survivors, the many who've lost loved ones and their quest for justice — both the ongoing investigations into

there is now an international definition of anti-semitism, and he fits right in it.ou know, i debated him on cnn, and he is a bigot, and he is an anti-semite, and he never should have been on any network show. he shouldn't be teaching at a major university. he is fearlessly anti-american and anti-semitic, anti-israel, and anti-western values in general. just a terrible, terrible human being. she is glorifying views of that. >> laura: they are standing by him. the first muslim-american woman in congress standing by him. >> universities have academic freedom. on the other hand, when you have members of congress standing by him, standing by farrakhan, some of the same people, hill stood by farrakhan, many members of the black caucus who stood by farrakhan, farrakhan is one of the biggest disseminators of anti-semitism in the country today. >> laura: why do they keep doing it? >> because they get away with it. because the focus is on only right wing anti-semitism, which is condemned universally. the shooting in pittsburgh? everybody condemns it. but when you get anti-sem

one of britain's biggest football clubs condemns its own fans — heard singing anti—semitic songs at an hungary. we begin with breaking news. a us federal court in texas has ruled that barrack obama's signature healthcare reforms are unconstitutional. judge reed o'connor in fort worth says obamacare had been invalidated by a change in tax law last year which eliminated a penalty for not having health insurance. president trump says the ruling was great news for america. let us get the latest weather david willis, our correspondence in los angeles. it might be a collocated ruling, but can you explain it to us —— complicated ruling. ruling, but can you explain it to us -- complicated ruling. what we understand is that this federal judge in taxes has ruled in favour of representatives from republican leaning states who contends that a change in the tax laws here, about a year ago, basically render the provision of the affordable care act, which mandates that everybody get healthcare and health insurance in this country, unconstitutional and therefore that the affordable ca re and therefor

is that the group you want doing your security, given the most hateful anti-semitic comments made over by farrakha farrakhan? calling jews termites most recently in any number of assorted sordid things he's said. >> you know, last time i checked, it's not common. as for the religious preferences of the people who are protecting you. when there are those who are threatening your life to play because you are standing up for a woman's right to vote, a woman's right to equal pay. this is a silly nonstarter by conservatives trying to split a movement they know is externally powerful. they are afraid of this next march coming up because they know it will get even more women, progressive women, into office just like you did in this past election. you guys should come out. you might learn a thing or two. >> laura: we are not the ones making a big deal out of it. i think some of the founders of the march themselves are very concerned about this anti-semitic change within the organization. i think they want the march to be successful, and i don't blame them. they put together an amazing array of

that this clarity helped me a lot as a child for instance take anti semitism at school in iran i was taught that israel is evil and the world only listens to what rich jews say all these hideous conspiracy theories i heard them in school any ron teachers here who wouldn't tolerate anti semitism whipped these theories to shreds. there cannot be any tolerance of anti semitism or things like it that's why conveying values is always closely bound with very clear rules and showing clearly where the boundaries are that's valid no matter where you are in the countryside or in the city and we finished that. most were refugees currently in our country from afghanistan syria and iraq will have to return home once the situations in their own countries improve. muson under what circumstances can we send refugees back to syria who could not move in. the right to asylum exists in our country primarily to give protection to those who need it due to political persecution or because they fear for their lives when these cases no longer exist then there is a chance for refugees to return but the end of

describes itself as a civil rights organization that fights bigotry and anti semitism in the u.s. however it has little or no tolerance for those who question israeli government policies collect. pro israel lobby groups in washington including the a.d.l. apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a problem ri

describes itself as a civil rights organization that fights bigotry and anti semitism in the u.s. however it has little or no tolerance for those who question israeli government policies collect. pro israel lobby groups in washington including the a.d.l. apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a problem ri

that is, i think we would agree, vaguely anti-semitic. robert jeffress. pastor of the first baptist church of dallas. author of the book, choosing the extraordinary life. it's great to have you with us, pastor. lamont hill and his ignorant statement. it is a country full and free speech. but my god the effect of that statement he made is to call for the destruction of israel, is it not? >> there is no doubt about it. his anti-semitic views were eerily similar to what iranian president rouhani said when he called israel a cancerous tumor on the middle east. that somehow the jewish people stole the land of palestine from the palestinians in 1948 and they are occupiers. that's fake history. we know the jews have been in possession of that land for 3,000 years. the thugs, the you have people accusing president trump of being anti-semitic when he has done more for israel than any president in history. w if you go to jerusalem today you see billboard praising president trump for what he has done for israel. i haven't seen one billboard for barack obama, george

there cannot be any tolerance of anti-semitism or things like it that's why conveying values is always closely bound with very clear rules and showing clearly where the boundaries are that's valid no matter where you are in the countryside or in the city that. conclusion it is most of all refugees currently in our country from afghanistan syria and iraq will have to return home once the situations in their own countries improve. in the heimat. muson under what circumstances can we send refugees back to syria. moving. their way to asylum exists in our country primarily to get protection to those who need it due to political persecution or because they fear for their lives and visible in these cases no longer exist then there is a chance for refugees to return but the end of the war in syria does not mean the end of political persecution there is there are over one hundred thousand political prisoners in syria for there are secret torture prisons that un observers like into nazi concentration camps so the question is not only have they stopped shooting but can people actually live there

david: let me talk about anti-semitism. it seems it is rising in europe.o some extent in the united states we see some evidence of college campuses of israel not being that popular. does that concern you about the rise of anti-semitism? what do you think people can do about it? mr. netanyahu: it is a chronic disease and has been around a long time. as a theory probably 2500 years ago. yes, it concerns me. i think on the campuses we have work to do. the reason anti-semitism swept away one-third of the jewish people in the holocaust is because there was no jewish state. now we have a jewish state. the founders of modern zionism especially theodore hertz l, they didn't say necessarily that anti-semitism would disappear when the jews would have a state of their own. they said that the jews would be able to fight back. that's the great difference. we're able to resist it. to push it back. david: there are investigations of you now in israel it seems it is a popular sport. mr. netanyahu: i can't say that i like it. i am very, very satisfied with what i do and th

. >> according to catholic teaching today, anti-semitism is a sin.h people are to be respected. they're not to be converted. they have their own relationship with god. but this was a christian society that will somehow was able to view jews as enough of an other an outsider that they could live with this. >> pope francis' visit to auschwitz immerses the pontificate at a harrowing time in both world and church history. faced with the haunting images of the holocaust, pope francis zillions confronted by the legacies of his predecessors. the question is, not what we you this the pope did during the second world war but what we think the pope should have done. >> pope pius the xii is a figure while others believe he could have done more. >> there's a controversial move to canonize piusxii to have him declared a saint. the real crux of the issue is whether the actions of hope to in the midst of one of the great tranl diz of human history, whether that's the stuff of the vicar of christ. is that the stuff of a saint? >> the controversy surrounding is piusx

labour mps spoke of the anti—semitic abuse they have suffered over the years. with members of the ruling national executive committee being forced to resign over comments they had made, and an argument broke out over the party's adopted definition of anti—semitism. they finally accepted both the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition and their examples into the code of conduct, but only after lots of criticism from within the party. there were more casualties. both frank field and john woodcock, who were facing their own challenges, cited the party's approach to anti—semitism as reasons they could no longer support labour. jeremy corbyn hoped to draw a line under the issue with his conference speech. i say this to all the jewish community — this party, this movement — we will always be implacable campaigners against racism and anti—semitism in all its forms. we are your allies. but hang on — we're getting ahead of ourselves. theresa may had to deal with a major incident in march when sergei skripal, a former military officer in russia, and his

describes itself as a civil rights organization that fights bigotry and anti semitism in the u.s. however it has little or no tolerance for those who question israeli government policies collectively. pro israel lobby groups in washington including the a.d.l. apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a probl

is that anti-semitism? only in a strained sense because there is always the commitment to significance and continuation of the jewish people, at least until the last days. but that does not always translate to great understanding or empathy for actual jews. and one of the more heartening developments in christian zionism in the last 20 or 30 years have been attempts by christian zionists to learn more about the real jewish experience, both the jewish experience in the state of israel which, as we know, is a modern society in which people have jobs and do stuff, it's not just a collection of sites for biblical tourism, but also in the united states and other communities. so that's the answer to the first question. the second is it depends what period you're talking about. since the 1970s and '80s, christian zionism has become narrower and, as one might say, more uncritically supportive of israel. never entirely uncritical. if you read even remarks by falwell or pat robertson or even john hagey, they would sa

if we are not going to have anti-semitic statements, mr. speaker, we cannot have misogynistic statements either. >> i agree with the right honorable gentlemen 100%. 100%.e with him if we have concluded the point of order, of which it is clear i have attempted to treat in detail --

my wife was born in a displaced persons camp in germany and i'm an anti-semite look i've done dozens of interviews which begin from the terrorism departure point but when given an opportunity to actually speak and present a different perspective that can dissolve rather quickly is hamas a terrorist organizations. do i get to actually speak now and you get to answer the question it's a simple yes or no question is how long are you invited on here is a mosque whose charter calls for the destruction of israel is that a terrorist organization that's a yes or no question thank you for your question find larry telling to me that and it should be telling to your viewers as well by the way that the moment you have a palestinian voice on your program who begins to explain the legitimate grievances of power is not lost a terrorist organization let me say that so let me question what part of this case you get through your thick head i think is hamas a terrorist organization and yes or no the only thing that you're going to say is what we want to say and if you don't say it when i go let you spe

. >>> also tonight, the nfl legend tricked into making an anti-semitic video.tt favre and other celebrities were duped by white supremacists. >>> the "snl" star with a powerful new message today about mental health and taking a stand against bullying. >>> from his socks to his dog sully, the lighter side of bush 41's legacy. hope you can stay with us. >>> next tonight, former nfl superstar brett favre issuing an apology after he and other celebs say they were trick into recording anti-semitic messages. how with how the football legend says he got played. >> reporter: one of the nfl's most hall of fame quarterback brett favre, says he was duped into making this video. >> brett favre here with a shout out. >> reporter: a short recorded message coded with anti-semitic statements. favre, who made references to patriots and the "uss liberty" says he was told what he was reading was paid for by veterans. it was instead tied to a hate group operating onheark web. >> bad actors can take the platforms and craft it and we have to be vigilant to make sure we're mitigating

insta nces instances of anti—semitism are especially point meant and hard to common land.ho bankrolled the club are so many years, isjewish. but it comes hard on the heels of chelsea's game against manchester city and what happened there to raheem sterling. allegations he was racially abused by chelsea supporter provoked an enquiry and a debate about football and race. remember the banana skin which was thrown during arsenal's recent game against top? do they's focus is firmly on chelsea but just part top? do they's focus is firmly on chelsea butjust part of big issues for football and society. —— today's. her terrifying journey made headlines around the world — now a british sailor whose boat capsized during a storm in the south pacific has finally arrived in chile. it's a week since susie goodall was rescued by a chinese cargo ship, as she tried to circle the globe solo. duncan kennedy has more. this is what relief looks like. when you step ashore after surviving the drama, the mid—ocean crisis. a hug from mum, brigitte, and brother, tim, means susie goodall‘s ordeal is

all the anti-semitic tropes were pointing that direction. but most -- also against african-americans, immigrants, any vulnerable population that is easy to target for lotsts of cultural and historical reasons. all this amplified by the loudspeaker up in the white house and his minions, who are doing what they can to terrorize the population and create the conditions under which you can get something like an attack on a synagogue. amy: i want to turn then to a clip of the israeli ambassador to the united states, ron dermer, who was interviewed soon after the massacre. ron dermer: to simply say that this is because of one person or it only comes on one side is to not understand the e history of anti-semitism or the reality of ananti-semiti. one of the big f forces in colle cacampuses t today is anti-semi. and those ananti-semites are usually not neo-nazis on college campuses. they're coming from the radical left. amy: this is right after the white suprpremacist attack on the synagogue, and ththe israeli ambassador to the u u.s. is now injectin

instances of anti—semitism are especially poignant and hard to comprehend at this club.ed chelsea for so many years, is himselfjewish. but last night's events come hard on the heels of chelsea's game against manchester city and what happened there to raheem sterling. chelsea have suspended four people from attending games after allegations by raheem sterling that he was racially abused. so, a grim old problem returning, or a sign of today's times? racial events in our game which we are trying as hard as we can to eradicate are always going to happen. you hope, you hope that it's something that doesn't escalate — sometimes when times are hard, then, they become more prevalent. but racism holds no place in our game, it holds no place in society. today's attention is firmly on chelsea. the issue this weekend and over the many festive matches to come is just how far football's problem extends. joe wilson, bbc news, west london. a silent walk has been taking place in west london on friday night to mark 18 months since the grenfell tower fire which killed 72 people in june las

and there were dots and things i came home from boarding school and told an anti-semitic joke and my brother who knew as my sister had, he got so upset and he never got upset with me. so i thought back in my history was revealed in a whole different light. >> interesting, and jim, for you? >> well, for me, and the teeming with was interesting, i had written an essay at the museum of jewish heritage for the thantology that i coed ited with my friend -- edited with my friend called identity and wanting to be who we are not. it was about identification and i wanted to be jewish. cried at -- i lit the menorah and went to the jewish film festival. my boyfriends were all jewish. and so i was like what is this about? and so this had been written some years earlier and was published and a months later, my mother -- a month later, my mother tells me this news and i am thinking, oh, it's not just- have i, i have -- i am but it was like a cellular level my body knew something that i didn't really know or understand. >> and in the jewish community, a lot of people who are born and raised jewish,

just following up on the issue of anti-semitism. i think what we need is to actually reclaim our history. i always challenge the notion that we have a judeo-christian tradition. where was it? and where is it. the history of judeio christian relations if you take the history of 2,000 years it is been genocide, pilgrims, inqui sigss, expulsions holocausts. the more accurate term is islamo christian relations. community building bonds that are generational. i think what we need is to leverage because at least those who advocate for israel and i did onism is saying their relationship only goes through israel. we are saying no, more more meaningful relations both in his free and in the contemporary period that we need to speak about and not to allow the definition of anti-semitism that was european in making. i think we need to be the ones who are forming a future horizon that reclaims our past in a real meaningful way. i think that's where the faith and understanding has to be there, and not to allow them to have a short-term cheap embr

chelsea have condemned fans who were heard singing anti—semitic songs during their europa league matchys after four fans were suspended for the alleged racial abuse of the manchester city and england player raheem sterling in chelsea's previous match. 0ur sports presenter hugh wozencroft takes a look at the wider issues of racism in sport and the media. what could this moment due to his british sport? raheem sterling facing racial abuse of his side face chelsea last weekend. response on social media says that there is an unfair portrayal of black players that fuels racism. claire played for chelsea years ago. i can understand why he is coming from. i experienced it myself with an experience with directory that i got that for a long time andi directory that i got that for a long time and i think a lot of it was because of the paper coverage towards me. i was not sure if i was a white player i would receive this sort of feedback from the players —— from the newspapers with this instead. would you say to him? i would say well done because it shows the power of the player. but a and inclus