door here,t shut the we must reaffirm that our problem is not with the followers of judaism. judaism is a monotheistic -- as is as our christianity. those denying our independence and freedom. they disregard our religion. we met with the president of the united states, mr. donald trump, four times in 2017. absolutexpressed our readiness to reach a historic peace agreement. we repeatedly reaffirmed. this administration has not clarified its position. in a dangerous, precedented manner, this administration -- on president to manner -- to remove the issue of jerusalem. without any reason. it decided to recognize the city of israel and to transfer its embassy to the city of jerusalem. jerusalem is used part of the palestinian territory. it has been occupied since 1967 and it is our capital. it is strange that the united the palestineist liberation organization on its restrictions -- all of these international, bilateral relations between us and the united nations, visits.g we discovered that congress believes we are terrorists. if the congress thinks we are terrorists, how is it

teach about islam and christianity and judaism. but you cannot indoctrinate kids were mandated by law to be in school. >> if you talk about how some of these persecute christians and homosexuals it could create balance? >> it may create more. >> the parents are going to win this. religious indoctrination should be taken out for any religion. >> thank you. let's check in with our meteorologist dan. what he got? >> happy february. a brief hit a wintry weather on the way overnight. rain changes to snow. it will be light unlimited from 2:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. not much accumulation. maybe a coating. it could be an inch and colder sections of northwestern new jersey in the catskills. overall not a big deal. maybe a little icy for the commute but that's the only commute were looking at. let's look beyond the snow. the next cold front will cause temperatures to tumble. pushes things downward on friday. that will set us up for cold start for the we can. overnight low temperatures 25 - 30 degrees. snow showers will push there with light ac

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not judaism as a muslim a as a make we are each religion as are christianity and islam but you know where the problem is only with only one hundred years of our work and those denying our independence and freedom this is regarded as a religion. mr president. we met with the president of the united states mr donald trump on hard times in two thousand and seventeen and everybody how exuberant as our absolute tried in is to reach a historic agreement we repeatedly reaffirmed our position in accordance with international law on the relevant issue and resolutions and the two states a notion on the basis of the one nine hundred sixty seven borders under this administration has not clarified its position is it for the two state solution or for the one state solution and then in a dangerous on the president did man this administration undertook an unlawful decision which was rejected by the international community to remove the issue of jerusalem all of the table. without any reason. well or drop it this is what i did to recognize the city of israel scattered to the center of the land to tr

hundred centuries german writer heinrich china with a kippa and prayer beats the native converted from judaism to christianity to get around precious ban on jews teaching at university. today the jewish community still harbors mixed emotions towards conifer. during the nazi era the carnival parades were used to stir up hatred against germany's jewish population. as a huge issue down not within our community there were two or three people who said why are you doing this have you lost your mind they're still troubled by what happened in the past. many carnival fans have welcomed the jewish communities decision to get involved a lot of young people in particular didn't always have a sense of history or aren't aware of all the things that happens in the past it's good we're still being reminded of it in college that it's sad that a jewish flow is needed that shouldn't be the case. he says muslim of as a muslim i think it's ok the jewish community is a float we all party together as a kind of a. the float will also include a special guest the head of does results muslim community will be in costume

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strife we see on a daily basis in the new or on the internet it's easy to forget that christianity judaism and islam are inevitably intertwined at least that is what one finnish photographer wants to point out all the columbine and has brought out this book combining photographs of churches mosques and synagogues now regardless of your religious beliefs it's hard to argue the beauty of these photographs. the pantheon in rome. the ioseph istanbul. and the star temple synagogue in india. often you can't tell whether it's a mosque a church or synagogue until the second or third look. centuries old houses of worship are all a color mine and subjects before he presses the button the chemistry has to be just right. when i go in i need to have the kind of in light moment office space or enlargement of the light so there's something a driven force that i'm looking for. some places it's very easy to find somebody says it's a little bit more difficult sometimes it's easier to find but very hard to capture . this time call a mine in is turning his lens on berlin's cathedral he looks for just the righ

and the rhetoric surrounding the global war on terror it is quite easy to forget that christianity judaism and islam are inevitably intertwined at least that is what one finish for tiger for would like you to see all or call him a man has brought out a book combining photographs of churches mosques and synagogues in a kind of photographic religious you topia well regardless of your beliefs it's hard to argue the beauty of these pictures. the pantheon in rome. the i.s.o. fia in istanbul. and the star temple synagogue in india. often you can't tell whether it's a mosque a church or synagogue until the second or third look. centuries old houses of worship are all a color mine in subjects before he presses the button the chemistry has to be just right. when i go in i need to have the kind of enlargement of the space or in light moment of the light so there's something a driven force that are looking for. some places it's very easy to find somebody says it's a little bit more difficult sometimes it's easier to find but very hard to capture . this time call a mine in his turning his lens on berl

and the rhetoric surrounding the global war on terror it is quite easy to forget that christianity judaism and islam are inevitably intertwined at least that is what one finish for tara for would like you to see all i call him a man has brought out a book combining photographs of churches mosques and synagogues in a kind of photographic religious utopia regardless of your beliefs it's hard to argue the beauty of these pictures. the pantheon in rome. the eye of sophia in istanbul. and the star temple synagogue in india. often you can't tell whether it's a mosque a church or synagogue until the second or third look. centuries old houses of worship are all a color mine and subjects before he presses the button the chemistry has to be just right. when i go in i need to have the kind of in light moment of the space or enlargement of the light so there's something a driven force that i'm looking for. some places it's very easy to find somebody says it's a little bit more difficult sometimes it's easier to find but very hard to capture . this time call a mine in is turning his lens on berlin's ca

iceland's plans to be also a concession is given that this is a hugely important identity marker in judaism and islam and whether this is really proportionate as this miss will be seen as an all out assault on no judaism and islam and indeed will make it more or less impossible for practicing jews and muslims and it to live in iceland we want to know what you think should iceland move forward with this and make male circumcision illegal do you think other countries should or should not follow suit i have several call outs on my twitter page at leo harding a.j. you've got quite a few video submissions and so far you can send me some as well you can also use or hash tag a genius cred thank you just something else i found here in the al jazeera online archive this goes back to november twenty third teen actually but it does cover the health argument to circumcision because back then as you say rwanda was attempting to norm's surgically circumcised seven hundred thousand men to stop the spread of h.i.v. infection just gives you a bit more background to the story can read this for yourself that

i think for all the talks of christianity and judaism, when it comes to personal finance, i am devout agnostic and i cannot tell you what will happen. i cannot tell you i need to own a piece of everything and in terms of bonds, stocks, real estate, you name it, at the lowest possible price, and sit back and keep my cost basis low end rebalance and diversified. i know you he to be told to drink your milk and do push-ups and stay in school, but that is the best we can do. farzad, he has his latest c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning we take a look at the week ahead with waiters white house correspondent and paul singer. we also discuss efforts to lower prescription drug prices with david mitchell. liven's washington journal beginning 7 a.m. eastern on monday morning. join the discussion. nopresident trump was in a -- was in ohio last week to discuss tax reforms and what he views as positive signs for the economy. he also

compassion in judaism is two things. it's emotional, on the one hand -- it's caring about others -- but it is also about acting to support, to help, to care for. molina: i think it's important to recognize that compassion is really the cornerstone to consciousness. you know, the ways that we as a society turn a blind eye. my father, who was an immigrant, always said, "never forget the people you cannot see..." i'm sorry. [ sniffles ] and that's truly what we see here. there are people here in arizona that are crossing that no one sees. they don't exist. and the only way that we know they exist is that their remains exist on the ground. that's the only way. essentially, that's really what we're looking at -- the people we cannot see. [ sniffles ] narrator: "brightness of noon: the intersect of faith, immigration, and refugees" will return in a moment. ♪ narrator: unrestricted by the walls of any one house of worship, faiths' support is guided by the desire to uphold human rights wherever and whenever they are denied. fi

stand out and what we've noticed and what we're trying to say is that we are not the define our in judaism of what is modest for everyone and what is being modest for certain levels we are trying to share a perception and say modesty is about an attitude it's about telling the world that a woman can be valued beyond her body so when we design clothing we're not looking at what skin to show we're looking at how you can have fun with fabrics and drape and play and layering to express the woman with her desires a through design what was interesting that i found that over the you know over time people seen as one of the i mean more label is that of followers our customers are ours like hey we can also be modest it's relatable it's easy it's actually do or michelin us a way that we cannot you know we can wear what you're wearing and also your question or not feel like i'm only being much less so aside from sharing allostatic we're also sharing an attitude and when we we welcome women from all different faiths that have all different standards of dressing and for example they would say to us i d

and in reform judaism, too. what we see is a way in which the constitution changes over time. now, if you look at, i have a definition of the covenant the brother richard. if you look at the covenant and think about, if you get at one of the extraordinary books of orders that the presbyterians have, it's so democratic, you immediately want to convert. it's terrific if you are a democrat, that is, because they have checks and balances built into them. they have all kinds of information and freedom of speech built in. this, then, becomes a template for the american constitution. in many ways, it was these dissident calvinists who wage the revolutionary war against the anglican ritz. i can give many examples of this from boston, where the major founded byurial site calvinists was dug up by the anglican church. do you know what this does if you are a calvinist? you get mad, you enter a revolutionary force. princeton itself became a now, this then leads to the extraordinary history of princeton. i don't know how long i can go on before you cut me off, i'm really into this calvinist

was property of the church but has been transferred to other hands and show me why did authorities in judaism decide to kind of bring about this change and the status quo which is what full for decades and centuries so they feel like they have no other choice they feel status quo is actually broken by the church because the lease for the land is still go on going for twenty thirty more years and they felt like they will have more time to respond to negotiate with the church to find ways to keep the land we have more than thousand families israeli families living in the heart of israeli capital and know what happened is that was the church sold that property they're talking about israel is talking about at length grabbed by unknown factors you know many of these buyers are unknown to israelis we don't know what's going to happen to the heart of the israeli capital they feel like they've been left with no other choice basically so that is that they don't seem to be any easy solutions to this problem how do you see this dispute affecting jerusalem which is such a special place in the what holy t

national movement of the jewish people and they quote a colonialist project that has no connection to judaism in the same shameful speech he had the audacity to accuse jews of the porting ente thing. in order to promote zionism this was not the first time he used such hateful language in september two thousand and fifteen as a powder with attempts to deal with the connection between the jewish people and the land of evil he said and they quote the jews had no right to the temple mount and other holy sites in the jews death equate them with their filthy feet he then went on to incite his people to violence saying and i quote we will come every blood every drop of blood spilled in jerusalem mr. you inspire a culture of hate within palestinian society you name schools and public squares in honor of terrorists you encourage your children to hate by teaching them you school the jews our descendents of apes just this month your fact a faction prarie the terrorist who killed their bodies as the. and you remained it silent and refused to condemn the terrorist who killed the father of six i was vibing

especially islam, christianity, and judaism. it is also strange that the united states still lists the palestine liberation organization on a third. it -- our mission in washington, under the people of russian decision since 1987. all of these internationals, bilateral's, relations between us and the united nations, , we discoverits that the conference believes we are terrorists. -- the congress believes we are terrorists. having -- providing assistance? how? how do you help terrorists? recently, it has decided to punish the palestine refugees highway other production of its contributions, in spite of the fact it supported agency establishments and endorsed the initiative that caused for -- calls for a just solution for refugees in accordance with resolution 194. these united states have contradicted itself. ownontradicted its commitment and violated international law with its decision regarding jerusalem. can calln alone international -- call an to solve the -- is essentialstion, to install a multi--- multilateral -- imitating

this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for. the army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless father, who could not protect them, to somebody who is more thoughtful. jews who are armed with machine guns and military jeeps victimize these children, and when we allow the children to play this game as part of the therapy, many of ththe children prefer to play the role of the jew in the game bebecause that power. ♪ >> under the deep strains of the current intifada, very few israelis went on examining how to make core examples tense happen. she is -- core existence. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times. and then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel

islam and judaism. they fought a war against each other in 1973. they both thought of president nixon as their president. they just thought the world of him. he knew a great deal about religions but he did not want to make a case for the president of the united states talking about it. we also had our biggest airlift ince the berlin airlift airlifting supplies to israel during that war. you, very much, bruce.' ladies and gentlemen, please give him a round of applause. [applause] mr. herschensohn: that concludes -- >> that concludes our program. thank you for coming out for 150thent nixon's birthday. enjoy the library. interested in american history tv? visit our website, c-span.org/history. you can view our tv schedule, preview upcoming programs and watch college lectures archival films and more. american history tv at c-span.org/history. >> this week on the >> this week on the communicators -- >> i thought the internet was borderless. >> that is really interesting. it can be borderless. what we have seen and the thing we need to focus on right now

especially islam, christianity, and judaism. it is also strange that the united states still lists the palestine liberation organization on its terror list, and it imposes restrictions on the work of our mission in washington, under the pretext of congressional decision since 1987. all of these international, bilateral relations between us and the u.n., including assistance and visits, we then discover that the congress believes we are terrorist is. is the congress thinks we are terrorists, how is the administration having relations with us? how is it visiting us? how is it providing assistance to us? how? how come? how do you help terrorists? and most recently, it has decided to punish the palestinian refugees by way of reduction of its contributions, in spite of the fact it supported the agencies establishment and it has endorsed the arab peace initiative which calls to a just and agreed solution for the plight of the refugees in accordance with resolution 194. the united states contradicted itself, contradict its own commitme

about anwar sadat and golda meier, who were very religious in their own separate religions, islam and judaism. they fought a war against each other in 1973. they both thought of president nixon as their president. they just thought the world of him. so, i know that he knew a great deal about religions, but he did not want to make a case for the president of the united states talking about it. we also had our biggest airlift since the berlin airlift in airlifting supplies to israel during that war. >> thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, please give him a round of applause. [applause] >> that concludes our program. thank you for coming out for president nixon's 150th -- president nixon's 105th birthday. enjoy the library. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter. >> this week on the communicators. about

islam is built on moral virtues that you see in christianity and judaism and other religions. it is not a religion of hate. muslims we believe in the bible and the torah, and i think this is the way we were brought up. i said this before, when we greet each other as muslims and arabs, we say peace be with you. that is probably the most said sentence that people say from the minute he wakes up to the minute he goes to sleep at night. i think that is the basis of islam. we have challenges because there are fringe groups that have created problems. as i said, we have a fight inside islam. this is a civil war between all of us and those that considered us heretics and should be put to the sort. us working side by side with christians and german in the scourge, this is not going to be something dissolved. as i said, by other means. in the united states, the challenge has to be -- i'm not so worried about the united states terrorists of getting in. what you don't want, and not just in the united states, in my country or in europe, is to have the muslim population feeling victimized

. >> man: "we represent the majority of the people in alabama who hate niggerism, catholicism, judaism, and all the isms of the whole world," so said robert creel of the alabama ku klux klan. he also said, "i like barry goldwater. he needs our help." >> the biggest adverse problem that lyndon johnson had was the racial issue, 'cause there was nothing like it. remember, he sent lady bird down on the lady bird special to go through the south in the hopes of salvaging some of the south. there was concern about her safety. there was a lot of abuse when she'd stop and speak, and people would talk, you know, "nigger-lover," and all that kind of stuff. >> woman: i recall specifically her saying at one stop, "now, just a second. you've had your turn to make your point. let me have mine. i'm so glad to be back here in the south that i love so dearly. so even if you don't like what i have to say, at least you understand the way i say it." and... [ laughs ] and, of course, that brought some humor and a little bit of levity, which frankly, we needed in that very tense time. >> the overall sense in

high moral vision for himself and i think this was against his father, but it was, it comes out of judaism. he was part of a temple and he was striving for moral exemplary ness that comes out of the jewish tradition. but then there is that moment at the end when he has gone bankrupt, where he tries to bribe a judge. that, to me, was the real low point for him, because -- and that felt truly tragic and and a mistake of his , as opposed to the other struggles, to be supreme in the industry, you could say that he was involved with tammany hall, and that's ok, but the attempt to come back from his bankruptcies by bribing the judge, i might beginning it getting it wrong, but there is a moment where he is trying to avoid paying people who are trying to take his money. so, he says to himself, i can justify winning this case whatever it may take, if it means that these people who are wrongfully after my money can be thwarted. he tries to bribe a judge. vanda: he does not just try. thad: the hilarious thing about how corrupt it seems to become a too, the judge he bribes, it reminded me of the micha

>> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i think that's a beautiful -- i don't know if you told us more about judaism, or 14-year-olds, but i do feel like -- [ laughter ] >> but here's the difference, i have a lot of friends of different faiths, and some other faiths, they're more like don't touch. the jews are, like, touch, but with a jew, because if you don't the race will die. [ laughter ] so you have this crazy freedom, and stress. i think that's what the culture is. >> seth: i will say my wife's jewish parents were very, like, oh hooray! what? oh. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: and then like over the course of five years they were, like, oh, you're jewish enough. >> but i mean intergenerational trauma is fascinating, and i think that there's so much humor in it from the jewish culture. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> not a joke! [ laughter ] >> seth: no, i know. >> by the way, they gasp when i mentioned a historical site, and when i say intergenerational trauma is fascinating they cackled. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. they. >> sorry, guys. but we're wildly off topic,

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