he says slay enemies you never said slay enemies you find he wants where god in the in the in the torah later afterwards yes and joshua it's a claim yes so that's correct i didn't explain that out of what because. the the god of this bible is the same god who said love your neighbor as yourself love the stranger there was the first time in the in the history of the world people were told to love people who were different from them it is the most frequent law in the torah the first five books love the stranger so for them this is the canaanites were considered particularly evil they were the ones who did child sacrifice and. that was the way it was understood you will slay your enemy what is he supposed to say. let them continue sacrificing children i mean i don't i don't have a perfect answer but the only reason we asked the question is because of that book that bill gave us the moral standards to question god is real means fight with god that book is not in our constitution you're right but it our constitution is predicated on that but does that mean it means that every one of the foun

children he says slay enemies you never said slay enemies you find me once where god in the in the torah later afterwards yes and joshua it's a claim yes so that's correct i didn't explain that out of what because. the the god of this bible is the same god who said love your neighbor as yourself love the stranger there was the first time in the in the history of the world people were told to love people who were different from them it is the most frequent law in the torah the first five books love the stranger so for them this is the canaanites were considered particularly evil they were the ones who did child sacrifice and. that was the way it was understood you will slay your enemy what is he supposed to say. let them continue sacrificing children i mean i don't i don't have a perfect answer but the only reason we asked the question is because of that book that book gave us the moral standards to question god is real means fight with god that book is not in our constitution you're right but it our constitution is predicated on that but does that mean it means that every one of the foun

because of that i have the chance to read the torah and the bible. i started posting about the torah and the bible and one time when you do this on my new start feeling like i need to do something in daily work. i really need to make an impact and when i decided you know christians who live in yemen i was having dialogue with them and i could do some work with them but i couldn't really find jewish. they exist in yemen. >> host: but there are very few. >> guest: very few but they are afraid of other lies part of the extreme lives all the people attack them. so yemeni in their culture they are working a lot but extreme groups are allowed a voice and unfortunately the jews needed to hide their faces and not to show themselves. i use facebook to know where i could find the confidence. outside of yemen that's when i started looking for traveling outside and i met the jews and the asked about the differences and similarities to us. i came back and started doing interfaith work trying to encourage people in my friends to speak with the jews and christians.

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on saturday of st andrews university will be discussed in edinburgh tomorrow in a meeting between torah and scottish first minister nicola sturgeon joining me now via skype from strasburg is jordi solaire he's a member of the european parliament representing spain for the republican left of catalonia and he's on the european parliament's committee on foreign affairs jointly thanks so much for coming on just before we get to the fate of professor glare upon society successful it's been this e.u. catalonia dialogue platform after your paris meeting perhaps it will meet in london next. yes we were last week in the summit action out of. the french founder and the lead it was successful in the sense that we could explain to some friends and b.s. the current situation in iran here also and of our platform from the from the european parliament we were very interested in change of the us and work at. dr. beach from different political affiliations to look at this and that's precisely what we want to do on this date at the exchange of views and information with and based what about professor cla

house dine with the new leader of catalonia to discuss the region's future the interview with kim torah is available in full on r.t. dot com here's a preview. let me take you back to another key moment the last the first of october last year yes exactly on the day of the referendum of the activities of the spanish state police which everyone in the world saw and yet of us of it where were you what we doing and what we wish it was your immediate reaction to what you were saying while with more than two million people a worse in school that you suppose that was my putting a station with my family and other friends we or could beit school. from friday evening just to. assure. all our neighbors and all our friends could bolt defending the ballot box defending defending sadly this was the idea in your negotiations conversations thus far with prime minister sunshine. is the release of the political prisoners a prerequisite of having substantial in the. from your perspective we think the particular speech universe should be free should be free this evening should be free tomorrow we are not ne

confusion by saying rebels and province may stage a chemical attack and blame it on government forces the torah gayton be report this morning through russia called this emergency meeting of the un security council to warn the syrian rebels supported by western governments might stage a chemical attack then blame it on syrian government forces western diplomats dismiss that idea as ridiculous i think even the egregious stand russian propaganda this is an extraordinary fake news story of course we are not going to do anything remotely a kin to a chemical weapons attack we take our chemical weapons prohibition responsibilities extremely so. western governments say russia's claims are meant to say confusion and pave the way for yet another chemical weapons massacre by syrian government forces russia's ambassador strongly denies this. we are seeing how some western countries are clearly supporting al nasra fighters the chemical topic is cruelly manipulated to put pressure on to must because it's just saber rattling to deal with internal domestic issues. you know the countryside of hama and provinces

so if this is really about jobs what about we just turn the dozers around and fix what we've torah that's another hundred years worth of employment it's not a bad job it's about off their call companies and the department of environmental protection work together and the politicians b.n.f. it from and through me anyway. came paying contributions parks here in may or. may have gone to his home is protected by a chain link fence the activist has enemies. years ago her home was nearly destroyed by flash flood a growing problem as coal companies stripped the land. to property was buried in toxic coal sludge the environmental coalition she founded father joe sued to stop mountaintop mining nearby and one. of six years i've been threatening to people threaten to burn my house they've been threatened people threatened to kill me. they've done things to my children my daughter was moon a buffalo grown me and when she was twelve years old they've killed her dogs well i was angry because their bosses told them that it was my fault that they were going to lose their jobs and there's no truth to it.

degrees celsius was set in the greek capital athens forty one years ago karl penhall reports from one torah in southern spain on how it's coping. by a bend in the river spain's hottest town. it's only mid-morning in the temperature in montoro is already above thirty celsius . ninety two year old olive farmer paid or more assured that every year the summer months a getting hotter or a hard war if it carries on like this i think the earth could catch fire and the world would come to an end. this corner of spain is on heat wave alert but the local police chief is confident they can handle it no not a lot of there's no alarm here people are smart the old folk have passed down that know how from generation to generation like a secret recipe. this is one of those recipes. traditional despatcher tomato olive oil vinegar and garlic. this is essential it has a lot of vitamins and when it's served fresh it revives your body. the pharmacy thermometer marks a high of forty one degrees well shy of last year's spanish record of forty seven point three celsius. down the street the rodriguez sisters sell a

legal action in the constitutional court they say ballot boxes were stuffed with votes and a look torah law broken president abraham who kharkiv ten led the first round of voting last month with forty one percent he is due to face rival some ala c.c. in the second round that's on sunday and there christopher robin movie will not be released in china many say because leader xi jinping is prickly about comparisons between him and one of the lead characters china's censorship at the cartoon pair winning the pooh started last year with images blocked on social media and blogs turned brown as more from beijing. well winnie the pooh of course means different things to different people to many children around the world he's the adorable pudgy bear with a partial for honey but it seems here in china he has become an enemy of the state that's because a new film made by disney christopher robin in which winnie the pooh of course has a starring role will not now be shown in china no reason has been given china imports about forty foreign films a year and while that quota hasn't been reached yet no

what do you been studying torah with likely especially here to be mindful and i need to also apply the. know what twitter is it. what what is it. to me when he wasn't going to be listening. to him to see. why is that brought up the that is it is a matter of course why haven't there no such a question in two thousand and thirteen by this time we've had the results you see in two thousand and thirteen and i think what is the question these places east why do you think people want to know when he doesn't know you have names and it's not right and something within themselves out why did you continuously since the lessons you don't have to like my answer but the clear answer is this because i was this if you want me to repeat it is everyone the citizens right to demand that the results are produced in a reasonable time ok the fact that the results for a central that is just next door to zach had not been released by upright by midday today is inappropriate and suggest that something wrong is happening we've been here before you know we. have. to know how many of you want where we have not v

. >> reporter: called chan with the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce led air bmb hosts torah businesses -- bmb --. inside newton's market the group was offered samples of moon cake, a seasonal item that is used to celebrate the upcoming mid autumn festival this restaurant is known for its late-night hours and at specialty barbecue items. >> it is certainly giving me a lot of exposure, as far as where to send people. we are building a guide book. >> reporter: at nearby in housewares, members say they did not expect to find this type of stores with bargain prices in this area. they plan to do more than recommend this store. >> i think we are going to come back ourselves, just for the deal. >> reporter: the shop owner anticipates that being on the map will increase foot traffic. >> it is bringing a lot of people in. word-of-mouth. >> reporter: one of the newer businesses in the area has handmade ice cream that is the attraction. chinatown officials say it is an example of the variety of goods services offered here, so visitors do not have to go across the bay. >> it is so much easier, and

this is a conversation between the torah, remembering their fallen loved ones.when i think about it today, when i met most is his laughter at heart. every jabar a family joke was his. he was so good at impersonations and accents. he was so loving to my daughter. i also note that he struggled a lot, and i'm sad he didn't get to it. five. he didn't get to enjoy it the way he deserved. i'm married and one have kids someday. college will never get to meet them. he was so unique and charming and everyone loved him. he always tried to help others. even in a sign of minutes he kept a mom, father and neighbor away from near certain death. i know that he is gone but i see them everyday. i see him all the time. on the couch enriches city, in my room. i don't want to believe it. i can't believe that. my sweet brother had a heart of gold. the next story i'm going to read from his chin madness kora, and undocumented mother of four and she was one of the first undocumented immigrants in the united states to take sanctuary and a house of worship during the trumpet and its dura

poor girl do you have the copy of the police would that have been a hope on them and people in the torah. says casement in the paper she was where you get the minister now is he kept up after. is he probably a little bit of periodicity yoshi and i ve. got the woman up here about who. can abolish the biggest legal and illegal. in the deal in other years. be left to guess if you're skiing. and actually go and gather a he had a nice theobald in astronomy a little now a store bought a pair remain a man at the head of the secure we say gay or for a just go ahead little game only give me a thorough thought. about it and by the skin are we about are more nice or fema just quickly want to tell about what i said on the part of his the. other maginot kind of i'm a pretty after any. merely those out of the many babies sitter for a set of maid and to be able to marry the man was quite a bit of work. really am i sure what i mean your. hello la monica must have been many go ahead i will. happen as you pointed out there. hello. hello. matt but not this was an interview that these. taliban are going to

in the torah we read in the synagogue yesterday, moses said i lay before you a blessing and a curse.bi jonathan served as the cheap rabbi of the congregations and one said moses keeps saying, don't think your future will be determined by forces outside your control. you are indeed surrounded by forces outside your control. but, what matters is how you choose. everything else will follow from that. choose the good and good things will happen to you. bad choices can create bad people who create bad societies. in that liberty is loss. ,-- lost. what choices with liberty are we making today? as individuals, as a nation. we urge our fellow americans to put out the strange fire of hate because it is not in the service of this country. [applause] it does not make america great, it never has, it never will. [applause] there is another american woman who is in outspoken critic of anti-semitism and racial prejudice. i will let you look her up. she saw herself as a victim of discrimination as a woman and a jew. still, she took pride in the fact that she had been able to make her protests count

well our meteorologist kevin corriveau joins me now here in the studio kevin it's good torah fix it for those in me involving when will this monsoon end in the region well they are looking at the peak of the monsoon right now between july and august and actually in the in the end of july as well as the beginning of august that's when we've seen some of our worst rain in the area but for miramar we're going to see a drastic job drop as we go towards september but it's not completely over until mid october is it is a unique monsoon this year we see some terrible weather in southern india and generally across asia pacific that's what we've seen in carroll of course we've talked about that before we've seen. definitely above average in that area for most of india though we've seen a normal monsoon for the western sydney for the eastern part of india as well as into the northern areas of myanmar they've actually had a deficit but it has been this particular area in central maine mar that we've actually seen quite a bit of just above average rain just in the last several weeks you say that th

celsius was set in the greek capital athens forty one years ago it was called pole reports from the torah in southern spain the current heat waves caused by hotter from africa. by a bend in the river spain's hottest town. it's only mid-morning in the temperature in a month or two it's already above thirty celsius. ninety two year old all of fama pet there are more assured that every year the summer months a getting hotter or a father who if he carries on like this i think the earth could catch fire and the world would come to an end. this corner of spain is on heat wave alert but the local police chief is confident they can handle it. there's no alarm here people are smart the old folk have passed down that know how from generation to generation like a secret recipe. this is one of those recipes. traditional despatcher tomato olive oil vinegar and garlic. this is essential it has a lot of vitamins and when it's served fresh it revives your body. the pharmacy thermometer marks a high of forty one degrees well shy of last year's spanish record of forty seven point three celsius. down the st

we were in the torah section, and there was already an animal back there, they can only have one animal per section. they said there is nothing in first class, so we will put franklin underneath the seat. so i see this dear little lady up in first class. this is back in the days when the first thing is to roll down the aisle with salad and make everybody salad. i'm just thinking, she really wouldn't. she gets her salad, she opens the door and franklin moran for freedom. the kids are in their seats screaming franklin. i was sitting there smiling. we were on our way from denver, everybody is from denver. we could do the stories all along. you just finally say, and probably never going to look professional, not with young children. >> i am wondering if you talk more about the beginnings of the women's caucus, which was created in 1977. >> wonderful peggy hackler decided that this needed to be done. she had us all over to her house for dinner, and of course, most of us were very enthusiastic. people were a little weary. it was like well, we really want it to be where we are all together, so

in the torah we read in the synagogue yesterday, moses said i lay before you a blessing and a curse.nk your future will be determined by forces outside your control. surrounded by forces outside your control. but what matters is how you choose. everything else will follow from that. you.things will happen to bad choices can create bad people who create that societies. liberty is loss. as individuals, as a nation. we urge our fellow americans to put out the strange fire of hate because it is not in the service of this country. it does not make america great, it never has, it never will. there is another american woman whose outspoken critic of anti-semitism and rachel -- and racial prejudice. herself as a victim of discrimination, both as a woman and as a jew. make hereen able to protests count because she persisted. she devoted her life advocating the american ideal of freedom, liberty, mutual respect and social justice. -- nathan also chose liberty the day we gather because we americans chose the blessing of liberty, not the curse. we speak this truth to power. it bends toward justi

torah, torah, torah, 12:00 high, "the longest day," those are all darryl zanak films, i guess either one of you could answer, this is specifically for nick. differences, favorites, your own personal favorite. can you elaborate on these three classics? >> i like "the longest day" best because it's got british people in it and one of them plays the bagpipes. >> that's a good answer. i'm a fan of "the longest day" as well. i'm not sure which one can zanak felt so strongly about. i did think of one thing while nick was talking, you said something about what realism looks like and how it changes over time and i agree that's very interesting, but it's also what it sounds like. just as an exercise this is the professor in me if you ever want to really experience that d-day landing scene in "saving private ryan" close your eyes and listen to it. the sound design is extraordinary and it sounds so different than these other landing scenes. so, you know, obviously this is a matter of technology partly, but also really kind of refining what it would sound like to be part of this assault. so i ju