at the international has think tank. chatham house, professor of international ations, the university of hampton. thank you for coming in. so me as you're hearing there, benjamin se, eyes hard line you government is widely seen as a, as a mo most right wing, perhaps in israel's history with a number of ultra nationalists in key pose. we were just speaking about it, him, our bank of here at the national security minister at the scene, followed by benjamin netanyahu, is going to be there that have competition or jostling among these different figures to take a tougher stance on the palestinians. it's no doubt a very difficult evening and be so in the last 2 days there they're the killing on both sides. this is all will in invade that we have actually peeping shooting and synagogue. we know kind of the loyce we're, we are getting full very long time and we really, we are studying the abyss of bloodshed in the, in, in, in the eyes. and that's why it's, there is a need for international community to intervene and intervene greatly. of course that would be a competition here we all had the head that i

to hampton college and gave the commencement address to prove that racism of any kind is not to be tolerated. i just wish that president -- i'm sorry. guest: you are right. it was hampton universitynd the president was dr. harvey at that time. the incident that you cited, exactly. president obama, president clinton, president bush, president carter, even president reagan during the 1982 convention, when we first got the martin luther king bill through congress group holiday, it was a bipartisan effort we had to work together. when you say you are opposed racism, you have be opposed to all racism. if you are opposed to anti-semitism, you have to be opposed to all anti-semitism. you cannot be selective. equality is equality. justice is justice. fairness is fairness. integrity is integrity. love is love. there's no room in love or hatred. so, one of the things that i hope we spend this a federal holiday is figure out ways to help one another and work together, how to exhibit in our lives going forward what dr. king preached about 60 years ago, having that american dream, a dream where everybody would be treated fairly and nobody would be discarded against because of skin color, beca

a program also with a hampton university to the security meeting has now finished national security minister, m r. bank of there has already blamed his a chinese attorney general for not cooperating with him on the demolition of palestinian homes. and you give us a sense of the sort of conversations that might be happening inside the cabinet right now. i think sometimes in politics there is the bomb or feet. and of course those automatic events are, this is the end of the shabbots of the holiday. so the, and many of them in is still so religious or waiting for the end of for, for shabbat and, and then discussing what to do next. and this is the phil's 1st big thirst for when you government, which is 5. because a long deals, the always blamed anyone in every one. if something like this happened it's was the left does. is there how you called obviously the palestinian. so everyone because the didn't have free hand to do what they really want to do. now it's under their watch, so they need to do something because every woman say you 4 wheel screamed, if you would be in charge of the military fuel, the charge

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hampton university. gerrymandering has been with us for a while, but it has been taken to a new level recently with technology and the partisan interest ofumbents. and part of the problem is, rather than voters selecting the politicians, we've got politicians selecting the voters. i don't know that there is a lot of hope right now in terms of the current supreme court. a couple of years ago, they made a decision that said that, you know, that they cannot get involved in terms of partisan redistricting. it is not a judicial function here so they cannot stop these partisan gerrymandering's. right now, they are here again case from alabama about section two of the voting rights act. it is a possibility that just as they scaled back the voting rights act in 2013 in shelby county versus holder that was section four and five, they could also scale back section two so that now, in this case, so that we have fewer elected officials of color in legislative bodies. there are a variety of race neutral alternatives that people are starting to think about and talk about. rank-choice voting, multimember districts, a variety of different solutions to t

of any kind is not to be tolerated. and i just set president obama -- i'm sorry. guest: you're right it is hampton user diversity -- universityd the incident that you cited exactly is right. listen, president obama, you know president clinton, president bush, you know, president carter, even president reagan during the 1980's, eventually, when he first got the martin luther king bill through our congress through holiday this is a bipartisan effort. we had to work together. when you say you are opposed to racism have to be opposed to all racism. if you are opposed to antisemitism you have to be opposed to all of it. you cannot be selective. equality is equality. justice is justice. fairness is fairness. love is love. there is no room in love for hatred. so, one of the things that i hope we spend this federal holiday, we figure out ways how to help one another and work together. how to exhibit in our lives going forward without the increase of about 60 years ago. about the american dream a dream where everybody would be treated fairly and nobody would be discriminated against because of skin color, religion, sexual orientation,

of any kind is not to be tolerated. and i just set president obama -- i'm sorry. guest: you're right it is hampton user diversity -- universityincident that you cited exactly is right. listen, president obama, you know president clinton, president bush, you know, president carter, even president reagan during the 1980's, eventually, when he first got the martin luther king bill through our congress through holiday this is a bipartisan effort. we had to work together. when you say you are opposed to racism have to be opposed to all racism. if you are opposed to antisemitism you have to be opposed to all of it. you cannot be selective. equality is equality. justice is justice. fairness is fairness. love is love. there is no room in love for hatred. so, one of the things that i hope we spend this federal holiday, we figure out ways how to help one another and work together. how to exhibit in our lives going forward without the increase of about 60 years ago. about the american dream a dream where everybody would be treated fairly and nobody would be discriminated against because of skin color, religion, sexual orientation, we ha

hampton university. so thank you very much for coming to speak to us. can i ask you 1st about this conversation between it to mar banga there and the attorney general bank of it was making remarks to reporters at a hospital where victims of some of the recent attacks have been treated. and he said that he wants the homes of palestinian attackers, sealed off immediately as a punitive measure. and he's very annoyed at the attorney general for delaying this order. can you give us a sense of the kind of conversations that are going on and what it reveals about the way this government is going to handle this escalation? the supposed been, grew in olu. the entire government is upset. we've been told just to assist them both on the journal. they actually would like to see if spoof specifically of alter for vol job. so this is kind of doing the bigger picture. as this government quoted restored the justice system, but we have to do the oil serv. the tell is that killed 7 people as a was killed. so what other punishment? actually the government is expected. what they do is actually inflicting collective punishment. they are punishing his family, which there is not