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bibleis a tour next to a -- torah next to a viable. bible.can see that in germany the u.s., but for a museum in the uae to have that -- for people who do not know the middle east -- that is a massive step and a massive message that you understand. people will understand the significance of that. david: another thing you have done is the formula one races. is it working out? khaldoon: it is working great. we have gone from a country attracting one million tourists to more than 20 million toward per year -- 20 million per year. it has made the uae such an aggressive -- attractive place for chores and -- tourism. to have a country project that number of tourists, it can only do despicable only happen when people feel safe and secure. david: some of the rhetoric, has that been a concern to people in the middle east about muslims? khaldoon: no. we have such strong ties with the people of u.s. and we have to do is to wish between rhetoric and reality. the reality, that is what we feel. ♪ to -- mohammed is closed ofse to the crown prince saudi arabi

egypt and the subsequent commandment more than thirty six times more than any other community in the torah to care for the stranger because you were strangers in egypt and it's not just that we were oppressed and then you have some memory of oppression that should inform how we are we are obligated and we have a sacred obligation to make sure at all times that those who are poor or who are vulnerable who are in unique places of of dispossession are cared for and empowered and our prophetic tradition goes on a candidate again reminding people and they forget that our of one just that we have is to care for the stranger the gerund the immigrant the non-citizen. and also the poor the widow the stranger the orphan rape everyone who was vulnerable and this this is the core of our i think of all of our traditions that prefer we have one job this is our job we we honor god when we care for other people and this story about by the way by there was. a member last person who was the same the muslim the. dolls' fort worth airport was an iraqi man whose name was isa which is jesus. who had a broken pe

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egypt and the subsequent commandment more than thirty six times more than any other community in the torah to care for the stranger because you were strangers in egypt and it's not just that we were oppressed and then you have some memory of oppression that should inform how we are we are obligated and we have a sacred obligation to make sure at all times that those who are poor or who are vulnerable who are in unique places of of dispossession are cared for and empowered and our prophetic tradition goes on a candidate again reminding people and they forget that our of one just that we have is to care for the stranger the gerund the immigrant the non-citizen. and also the poor the widow the stranger the orphan raped everyone who was vulnerable and this this is the core of our i think of all of our traditions that prefer we have one job this is our job we we honor god when we care for other people and this story about by the way by there was. a member last person who was the same the muslim the. dolls' fort worth airport was an iraqi man whose name was which is jesus. who had a broken pelvi

our torah is to. say that. a hundred german streets on the dollar. i don't think that. i guess sometimes i am being whipped for that reason to have a think the printer jamming culture of looking at the stereotype of crack indians think it's a beautiful country that i don't. need to see the papers grammar of their own. it's cold out there. i'm right joe join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. post. he was considered the adults in the room and a stabilizing force at the white house now the man who once stood beside the president is giving him the cold shoulder the fence secretary jim mattison brain resigns in protest of president trump's decision to pull american troops from syria top democrats republicans and nato allies are concerned i'm karl naslund in berlin and this is the day.

rallying ahead of a cabinet meeting in barcelona spanish prime minister pedro sanchez and leader team torahagreed on thursday to affect the dialogue will ease our live scenes right now you may be able to hear the chanting the songs of the public. as it approaches just half past made day in the catalog capital of the further end of your screen you can see right police employed in force. well the weekly meeting is usually held in madrid but authorities decided to move it in order to reduce tension in you can see. the protesters in many ways more than twenty being blocked across the rest of region in large numbers as we've been seeing over the last number of hours there all of. this meeting. protests are expected to grow today this of course one of the busiest days of the year with the roads. in the. let's just leave you know we go to break with some of the sights that we've been hearing in counseling programs ahead bill.

seven point three percent of the total area zone a according to the last hour or so argument but the torah and the rest area we speak about are around eighty seven percent of their is divided into different areas is on sea which is under the full control of is that on which is sixty seven sixty five percent of the total area and zone. national reserve also twenty two percent under the control of israel it means that the palestinian people in bethlehem area living with thirteen point four percent of the total area around seventy kilometers out of six six hundred and it's working on the terms on the edges seven percent around bethlehem it is there is not just eighteen settlement there is more than the. there is one hundred seventy thousand settlers living in the area and is available planning now to build a new settlement in the south side of bethlehem call in a place called the national air and that and that is they want to build another one hundred one thousand two hundred settlement units it means that bethlehem is selling from the north by the wall from the south and west and east by the

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after the torah. says this is one hundred german street on the dollar. cosy view of the world. where i come from that all is that clear to cisco it's just like those chinese for it doesn't matter where i am it's always reminds me a cold after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but better taking a step back i see things a little differently now. plenty of fluids processing articulations that exist as a part of the board haven't been implemented in china that's because i'm not a chinese people wondering if they're going to say that if people have the right to learn all that is this is the job of journalism on how i see it and of why i love my job because i try to do it exactly it is a great day my name of the uninsured and i work at g.w. . to our reports of renewed fighting in the yemeni city of her data just a day after a un brokered truce was reached by the warring parties the port city is the lifeline for millions of yemenis facing starvation a u.n. monitoring mission will rush to a date and next week to oversee the cease fire. emerg

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in this the set place when it is for cursed and it's also as you find in the torah very deep all human model to be after larry how come. you should love that tell a man like yourself. the german teachers of the bible they interpreted it means only jews but different got it in the same chapter and chapter nine didn't give it to us they said a little later if a stranger did release a monger should they do you like a citizen should love him like yourself because you were strangers and if so doesn't mean only jews and to me and do you think. if you're going to have to fight the arabs again. and if so can we not but i did say they may be. in several countries but incidentally most i think. just take the professional use our goal go ahead a billion dollars how much they should lowden more intimate they should spend their money in debt than we did people that don't meant for preparing for war but if a country has to defend itself is it worth in the end it in this is the new case in his to the world and certainly enough time that the new state can seem good and it was played into this pin stat

torah jews have also ordered the shut down of schools of luxury boutiques restaurants and businesses in the seans of the. al-jazeera terrace. russia says it will only discuss the fate of twenty four ukrainian sailors it captured last month wants their trials conclude russian coast guard opened fire on three crying in navy vessels and detained that crews as they tried to pass through the current straits and accused of entering russian waters which ukraine denies equine in defense ministry is one that will send its navy sailing through the coach strait in response. well day two of talks in sweden aimed to ending the war in yemen have hit deadlock after progress on thursday with the prisoner swap agreement and now issues of a reopening the capital's app ort and managing the strategic port city of data. from rember the village north of where the talks have been taking place in yemen talks by a thread as the government delegation toughens its stance against who the rebels. president of the. loyalists have told you and old boy martin griffiths the world reopening son. to international flig

similar to the jewish tradition that women aren't supposed to be taught torah. >> another lost gospelrent reason for peter and the other disciples' apparent dislike of mary. >> so all those tantalizing theories about jesus and mary magdalene being lovers really jumped from this one passage, right? this is the juiciest stuff that we've got. this is ground zero for those conspiracy theories that there was some sort of relationship between jesus and mary magdalene. >> in the early christian communities, for the most part, the missionaries were missionary couples. so it makes sense that jesus himself could have been part of a missionary couple. >> as a first century jewish man, it would have been incredibly likely that jesus would have been married during his lifetime. >> this is high stakes stuff. so if jesus, the son of god, was married, maybe he had children. if he had that kind of an intimate relationship, people would want to know. and if he had children, that means there might be people wandering around today with sort of holy blood in them. >> there's one page in particular i'm ver

thirteenth century new waters arose in central italy this one in assisi was to be a purely mendicant torah completely dedicated to charity and neighborly love as the most direct path to redemption. the building of the lower church began in the early thirteenth century together with thomas aquinas francis of assisi was considered the main renewal of the christian doctrine of salvation no building from the late middle ages bad as great a testament to the spirit of renewal as that of the highest church of assisi. it's nave is dominated by jaw toes world famous francisco's but the real secret is to be found in the older decorated transepts of the name of what is here translated pictorially is the virgin mary's bodily ascension to heaven and her final exultation over the angels. in one of the men dollars held up by for an angels jesus and mary are in friend in loving devotion one of the angels is said to have called out who is she who is raised up from the desert nestling on her love and. pain jewels profits on the saints assemble around the heavenly throne on which the virgin mary sits alongsi

northern pocket of syria around isis tightening the noose as it were, this official compared it to torah.s. forces had bin laden incircled and pulled back. he got away. that is quite a loss to have isis on its back foot, in effect, last battle and then to walk away. >> exactly. it's like bush saying mission accomplished. it's not. the islamic state is coming back in iraq. there is a political mess there. the shi'a have taken over the country. the sunni are now turning to the islamic state. and eastern syria, they may not be an organization with a capital, but it has gone underground and is well armed. if the kurdish forces release prisoners there will be thousands more out there. i don't see anybody making another calculation other than that one. >> the role of the turks in this is remarkable because apparently it was on a phone call with the turkish president that president trump basically said fine. you have syria, a number of outlets reporting that description. i have been told that u.s. allies in the region are unhappy with this and that includes allies that president trump has broug

. >> james is a torah-true jew, and he got along apparently just fine with the jewish authorities.on a life of its own. it wasn't just another sect of judaism. it was a movement. >> narrator: james eventually sides with paul. this decision will soon revolutionize christianity, but it will also seal james's fate. he is now seen as a threat to the jewish religious order. >> james was the face of early jewish christianity in jerusalem. he represented all of that, and so, of course, the authorities are going to take out on him whatever they had heard about the revolutionary beliefs about the followers of jesus. at that point the jewish authorities knew that they couldn't control this. >> in spite of james' good behavior, they still associated him with that troublemaker jesus that had been crucified back in the early '30s. >> narrator: james is >> james is arrested on the orders of the same jewish priesthood who only three decades earlier had condemned his brother jesus to death. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. the geico app

jewish christian scriptures came to completion centuries before mohammed was born it does speak of torah and gospel which is an important part of those scriptures that no attempt at literary qur'an fails to conclude those divine speakers put upon themselves as the god that jews and christians worship so this identity to be sharply different and it can be rewarding to discover this expressed details. that was my favorite sentence and in this case it wasn't the details but the deity. so i'm eager to explore with you those details but i would like to ask you to say more about the position that qur'an takes about scriptures. >> i should say i say that qur'an says because by genre it is oratory and the speaker is always allah. so i prefer in the book of the books to say all law and then speaking to the god of the jews to say yahweh. both of these words seem a little strange that is temporarily good to help keep them apart so when you talk about any position of the qur'an that it takes or any opinion it expresses to say qur'an - - or all of says or all of the leaves are all the claims and then

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. >> there was a moment we had bin lauden bottled up in torah borough a. pakistan was left open. >> operation forces rolled into tora bora. they say it is anyone's guess where bin lauden is. >> al qaeda got away. bin lauden went off to pakistan. what was striking is how quickly it turned to iraq. >> it wasn't inevitable, but if i were saddam hussein, i'd be thinking closely about the future and see what happens to the taliban and afghanistan. when out with friends, you could tell the truth, or a better version of it. just ask dos equis, the only beer on draft in dan marino's dan cave. woo! dos equis. keep it interesante. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engine revving ] take me to her! ♪ coming, flo! why aren't we taking roads?! flo. [ horn honking ] -oh. you made it. do you have change for a dollar? -this was the emergency? [ engine revving ] yes, i was busy! -24-hour roadside assistance. from america's number-one motorcycle insurer. -you know, i think you're my best friend. you don't have to say

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there for over one month or a couple months and we traveled mama became an expert on a lot of the torahchina but especially the forbidden city. exciting times. brit: further in interesting times ahead for the bush children. >> my dad became president. it was a huge thrill that wasn't a surprise, really. it's not as if he wasn't [inaudible] it kind of fit with who he was. but for us, our dad was the sa same. >> i will say it was not that much fun all the time. the intensity is ratcheted up, all of us, were so protective of her dad. the perception and reality. there was ate newsweek article e was running for president and on the cousin on the cover instead factor. sethought it was odd. his guy who served his country as a young pilot, probably in equitation that the ivy league would go to wall street but went to texas and he's a true family guy which is rare in washington and here's a guy who literally watched his daughter die which takes courage to keep the family together after that. here's a guy who just by virtue of the way he lived his life was anything but a win. there is this percep

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