the jewish community federation. both of you are cochairs to the lgbt alliance. and dara, you are a participant in the pathways leadership program. i'm wondering, at this juncture in this moment, how you have seen that that has influenced you in both your lgbtq and jewish identities. >> i think that for me, it has been -- both an opportunity to bring together, two core identities. and a way of making sure that there is a diverse lgbt voice at the table, of jewish organizations. that there really is an opportunity for full inclusiveness. and an opportunity to really look at -- who are the upcoming leaders? and looking at the friends i have that are jewish and lgbt. a lot of them are not really involved in the jewish community. looking at a history of what the alliance has done an with the leaders and mentors in the community have done. also looking at what the direction is that people are able to go in the future. >> i think the federation mission is really to ensure that every jew in the bay area has the feeling of b

land per -- jewish land purchase. the documents don't lie. one of the jewish militant underground organizations discuss this likes themselves. in 1939 they declared a revolt against british rule which was short-lived because world war ii broke out. but quite extensive the extensive, the arab used violence and it pays. i think that was the problem even at the end of the mandate. british officials in palestine and in london in documents i examined say i examined say the problem with palestine is everyone believes that violence works and can persuade us to change our policy. by then unfortunately it was too late. >> you write about historical figures who loom large in the history of israel, abraham stern winston churchill and others. can you paint a brief portrait a brief portrait of these men and their roles in the events depicted in the book for us? >> to me abraham is a particularly interesting character who almost defies easy description. he was a poet and visionary. again womanizer, dreamer, and extremist. a very ac

for those who believe iran threatens the jewish state but not the jewish people, listen to the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy. he said, if all those jews gathered in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem any more than the nazi regime was merely a jewish problem, for the 6 million jews murdered by the nazis were but a fraction of the 60 million people killed in world war ii. iran's regime poses a great threat, not only to israel, but also to the peace of the entire world. to understand just how dangerous iran would be with nuclear weapons, we must fully understand the nature of the regime. the people of iran are a very talented people -- they are heirs to one of the world's great civilizations. in 1979, they were hijacked by religious zealots who imposed on them immediately a dark and brutal dictatorship. that year, the zealots drafted a constitution, a new one for iran. it directed the revolutionary guards not only to protect iran's borders, but also to fulfill the ideological miss

years ago but a courageous jewish woman, queen esther exposed the plot and gained for the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled, our people were saved. [applause] today the jewish people face another attempt, by yet another persian potentate to destroy us. iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeni iran's supreme leader,atollah khomeni, spews the oldest hatred, the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. in iran there isn't exactly free internet but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran threatens a jewish state but not the jewish people listen to hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy. he said, if all the jews gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem anymore than the nazi regime was merely a jewish problem. the six million jews murdered by the nazis were but a fraction ever the 60 million people kill

jewish land purchase. the documents adult life. in the archives one of the jewish militants underground organizations that use terror tactics. they discussed this among themselves and declared a revolt. short-lived as world war ii or got about four months later. much greater menace to generate coming from nazi germany. but they are quite explicit if the interviews violence and ap. it's time for the jews now to violate her i think that was a problem but even at the end of the mandate you the most senior british officials both in palestine and in london in documents that i examined saying that the paul damphousse is that everybody believes that violence works and can persuade us to change our policy. by that it was too late. >> the right about historical figures who loom large in the prehistory of israel. abraham stern, menachem begin winston churchill i'll husseini, and others. can you paint a brief portrait of these men and their roles in the events depicted in the book for? >> sure. abraham stern was obvi

but a courageous jewish woman, queen esther exposed the plot and gained for the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled our people were saved. [ applause ] today, the jewish people face another attempt by yet another persian poet entate to destroy us. iran's supreme leader spews the oldest hatred, the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. in iran there isn't exactly free internet but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran threatens the jewish state but not the jewish people listen to the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy. he said if all the jews gather in israel it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem any more than the nazi regime was merely a jewish problem. the six million jews murdered by the nazis were but a fraction of 60 million people killed in world war ii. so too, iran's regime poses a grave threat not only to israel but a

but a courageous jewish woman, queen esther exposed the plot and gave the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled and our people were saved. today the jewish people face another attempt by yet another persian to destroy us. iran's supreme leader spews the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. in iran there isn't exactly free internet, but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran threat tens the jewish state, but not the jewish people listen to the leader of these -- of these -- these bow law, the chief proxy. he said "if all of the jews gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. " but iran's regime is no more of a problem, no more than the nazi regime. the six million jews murdered by the nazis were a traction of the people killed in world war ii. so too iran's regime poses a great threat not only to israel, but to the peace of the entire world. to understand how dangerous iran w

now it's important to note that there are a variety of jewish groups, jewish coalitions across the political spectrum. some are dismayed by the fact that the prime minister is speaking on the eve of an election back in israel, but aipac is telling members of congress you should go and attend. they don't want to see--a perception of friction between the democrats and the prime minister representing the state of israel. it is an complicated moment for democrats. what they're trying to do is put the owe own onus on speaker boehner, saying the republican of the house extending the invitation in the first place. >> this is where the confusion arises. if there is a consent constituency that votes dedominantly democrat s this a slap at the white house on the part of speaker boehner? >> it depends on who you're talking to. the speaker is defending his actions, saying that the white house is in the midst of very significant negotiations with iran over the potential nuclear capability. speaker boehner said who better to hear from than the country that has a lot on the line. and many democrats say this

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. 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. >> james is arrested on the orders of the same jewish priesthood who only three decades earlier had condemned his brother jesus to death. be asked is stioo "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. performance sales the event has begun. take command of every urban adventure, scenic drive or parts unknown. with the highly capable

the attack in paris and the attack before on the jewish school and the jewish museum in brussels. last month's attack on a synagogue in copenhagen. then there are the designs we cannot see but that are no less chilling. jews thinking twice before shopping in a kosher shopping market. putting on a checkbook or hanging a mezuzah outside a home. in 2004 all 55 countries in the organization for security and cooperation in europe, including the united states, convened in berlin to make a historic pledge to combat all forms of anti-semitism. win last november the countries we assemble to mark the 10th anniversary of the pledge president obama asked me to lead the presidential delegation to the meeting. what i told the leaders gathered is what you already know anti-semitic attacks are not on a threat to the jewish community, they are a threat to european liberalism and pluralism. the very ideals that jan tarski -- jan karski was willing to risk his life for. i told them that while a freedom of expression is a sacred right criticism of israel can never be used as a justification for incit

but a courageous jewish woman queen ester exposed the plot and gained for the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled, our people were saved. today the jewish people face another attempt by yet another persian potent to destroy us. iran's supreme leader, ayatolla/ ha meneny, spews the oldest hatred, the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be anile ney lated. he tweets. in iran there isn't freetw9ce internet but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iraní threatens the jewish state, but not the jewish people, listen to hassan nasrallah, leader of hezbollah, save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem any more than the nazi regime was merely a jewish problem. the 6 million jews murdered by the nazis were but a fraction of the 60 million killed in world war ii. so, too, iran's regime poses a grave threat not only to israel, but alsos to the peace of the entire world.!3i'y to understand j

the attack in paris and the attack before on the jewish school and the jewish museum in brussels. last month's attack on a synagogue in copenhagen. then there are the designs we cannot see but that are no less chilling. jews thinking twice before shopping in a kosher shopping market. putting on a --, or hanging a mezuzah outside a home. in 2004 all 55 countries in the organization for security and cooperation in europe, including the united states, convened in berlin to make a historic pledge to combat all forms of anti-semitism. win last november the countries reassembled to mark the 10th anniversary of the pledge, president obama asked me to lead the presidential delegation to the meeting. what i told the leaders gathered is what you already know anti-semitic attacks are not on a threat to the jewish community, they are a threat to european liberalism and pluralism. the very ideals that jan karski was willing to risk his life for. i told them that while a freedom of expression is a sacred right, criticism of israel can never be used as a justification for incitement to violence.

but iran's regime is not just a jewish problem anymore than the nazi regime was a jewish problem. the 6 million jews killed were a fraction of the people killed in world war ii. iran's regime pose as great threat to israel but to the peace of the entire world. to understand just how dangerous iran would be with nuclear weapons, we must fully understand the nature of the regime. the people of iran are very talented people. they are heirs to one of the world's great civilizations. in 1979, they were hijacked by religious zealots. that year zealots drafted a constitution. a new one for iran. it directed the revolutionary guards to not only protect iran's borders but also to fulfill the ideological mission of jihad. the regime's founder exhorted his followers to export the revolution throughout the world. i'm standing here in washington, d.c. and the difference is so stark. america's founding document promises life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. iran's founding document promise the pursuit of jihad and states are collapsing across the middle east. iran is charging into the voi

we have all of the russian question whether they are jewish or not jewish. so i think there is a growing and the conservative movement are not present in his bill than they ever were before. so the growing sense within israeli society that there's too much control and religionists claim too big of a road we should remember the synagogue that they don't go to his new orthodox synagogue. now they have alternative and i think that is changed. >> other points, questions? one minute. she will preview the microphone. >> question, as the airline subsidized by the state of israel or is it entirely a private company? >> it is a government corporation. it is not what it used to be. used to be like a piece of the government. that and yahoo! spent a lot of time separating out pieces of the government privatizing. it is sort of half fast, quiet side. >> elana, i haven't read your book yet, but i am planning to read it. what happened with the defeat on the airline? did the airline staff support you? how did they react? >> last question. this staff didn't get involved. the

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. 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. >> james is arrested on the orders of the same jewish priesthood who only three decades earlier had condemned his brother jesus to death. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ i'm going my way... ♪i leave a story untold... he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken, you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... sir, we're going to need you on the runway later. don't let a severe cold hold you back. get theraflu.

jesus was jewish, his followers and disciples were jewish. not all the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you have people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. he's supplying really very expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. for joseph and nicodemus to go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and demotid devoti devotion, just to care for him. >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal the tomb shut. three days after the crucifixion, john and simon peter, who of jesus' disciples, visit the tomb. they find it empty. according to john's gospel, then simon peter came and went into the tomb. he saw the linen wrappings lying there. but the bible doesn't mention what happens to the linen cloths next. more than 1,300 years later, a

for those who believe that iran's threatens the jewish state, but not the jewish people, listen to the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy, he said if all of the jews gather in israel it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem, any more than the nazi regime was merely a jewish problem. the 6 million jews murdered by the nazis were but a fraction of the 60 million people killed in world war ii. so too iran's regime poses a great threat not only to israel but to the peace of the entire world. to understand just how dangerous iran would be with nuclear weapons, we must fully understand the nature of the regime. the people of iran are very talented people. but in 1979, they were hijacked by religious zealots who imposed on them a dark and brutal dictatorship. that year the zealots drafted a new constitution for iran. it directed the revolutionary guards not only to protect iran's borders, but also to fulfill the idealogical mission of jihad. the regime's founder exsorted his followers to export the revol

. >> i think what really makes the fat jewish the fat jewish is the kangss, obviously. how do you come up with these captions? >> how did george washington found america? how did whoever painted the system chapel do that? michelangelo? whatever. it just is. >> it's just a gift? >> it just comes. >> reporter: a recent favorite is the sign from the subway. >> satisfy your valentine with a foot long. right. they're probably not referencing jewish people, yeah. >> i like hillbilly. half hillary, half bill >> yep. >> kanye west, what he wants his baby to look like. >> which is him. he got in touch with me and we had brunch. >> what this. >> i don't know if he's not seeing it or doesn't care or maybe he's feeling it. >> tell me sort of the genesis of this whole thing. >> it basically just started as like me putting up funny stuff. and now it's gone like -- >> mainstream. >> it became this big thing. i've gotten hit up by people like you've really pulled me out of daily struggle. >> you and oprah. >> i'm very even ra except i cannot give away a car. you can get a croissant, yo

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. 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. >> james is arrested on the orders of the same jewish priesthood who only three decades earlier had condemned his brother jesus to death. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. sir, we're going to need you on the runway later don't let a severe cold hold you back. get theraflu. it has the power of three medicines to take on your worst pain and fever, cough and nasal congestion. theraflu breaks you free from your toughest cold and flu symptoms. so you never miss a day. theraflu. serious power. if you want a paint that's more than just eas

jesus was jewish, his followers and disciples were jewish. not all the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you have people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. he's supplying really very expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. for joseph and nicodemus to go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and devotion, just to care for him. >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal the tomb shut. three days after the crucifixion, john and simon peter, two of jesus' disciples, visit the tomb. they find it empty. according to john's gospel, then simon peter came and went into the tomb. he saw the linen wrappings lying there. but the bible doesn't mention what happens to the linen cloths next. more than 1,300 years later, a shroud showing

but this jewish following in jesus had really taken on a life of its own. it wasn't just another sect of judism. it was a movement. >> james eventually sides with paul. this decision will soon revolutionize christianianty. but it will also sale james's fate. he is now seen as a threat to the >> james was the face of early jewish christianity in jerusalem. he represented all of that. 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. >> game jaims is arrested on the orders of the same jewish priesthood who only three decades earlier this condemned his brother jesus to death. [ male announcer ] when john huntsman was diagnosed with cancer, he didn't just vow to beat it. i vowed to eradicate it from the earth. so he founded huntsman cancer institute. ♪ eve

the attack on the jewish school in to lose -- jewish school in toulouse. then there are the signs that we cannot see, but are no less chilling. jews thinking twice before shopping in a kosher supermarket. in 2004, all 55 countries in the organization for security and cooperation in europe convened in berlin to make an historic pledge to combat all forms of anti-semitism. when the countries reassembled last year, president obama asked me to lead the presidential delegation to the meeting. what i told the leaders gathered there is what you are you know. anti-somatic attacks are not only an attack to the jewish community, but the european liberalism and pluralism. i told the european gathering that while freedom of expression is a sacred right, criticism of israel can never be used as a justification of incitement to violence. [applause] and i told them that when leaders speak up, nations take notice. unfortunately, president obama was one of the few leaders to send cabinet level representatives to this important conference. even more alarming, only two third

the attack on the jewish school in to lose -- jewish school in toulouse. then there are the signs that we cannot see, but are no less chilling. jews thinking twice before shopping in a kosher supermarket. in 2004, all 55 countries in the organization for security and cooperation in europe convened in berlin to make an historic pledge to combat all forms of anti-semitism. when the countries reassembled last year, president obama asked me to lead the presidential delegation to the meeting. what i told the leaders gathered there is what you are you know. anti-somatic attacks are not only an attack to the jewish community, but the european liberalism and pluralism. i told the european gathering that while freedom of expression is a sacred right, criticism of israel can never be used as a justification of incitement to violence. [applause] and i told them that when leaders speak up, nations take notice. unfortunately, president obama was one of the few leaders to send cabinet level representatives to this important conference. even more alarming, only two third

if your wife is jewish, you are jewish. >> you're jewish. that's exactly right. >> seth: trust me. >> i am part of the tribe without a doubt. >> seth: both of us now. both of us now. so you're scoop rosenbaum, which is a huge leap for you. >> huge leap. >> seth: tell me about -- who scoop is? >> so, scoop is kind of an arrogant, obnoxious guy when you first meet him. he's one of heidi, who played by elizabeth moss, brilliantly. >> seth: so great. >> so, great. one of the two guys in her life that becomes a very important player throughout, her life. the play spans two decades. and scoop is one of the guys that sort of on again, off again lover. we come to find that they're ultimately they can't be together. and, but he is a really interesting character for me to play. different. look i am kind of used to playing a sort of more likable guys i think. this guy is, not, not that likeable. >> seth: all right. well, that's nice. >> yeah, yeah. so it is, it has been fun. yeah, its been a nice sort of coming off "orange is the new black." where i ki

for the simple reason that jesus was jewish, his followers and disciples were jewish. not only that, not even all the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you have people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. he's supplying really very expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. and so for joseph and nicodemus to actually go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and devotion just to care for him. >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal the tomb shut. three days after the crucifixion, john and simon peter, two of jesus' disciples, visit the tomb. they find it empty. according to john's gospel, then simon peter came and went into the tomb. he saw the linen wrappings lying there. but the bible doesn't mention what happens to the linen cloths next. more than 1

were jewish. not all the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you have people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. he's supplying really very expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. for joseph and nicodemus to go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and devotion, just to care for him. >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal the tomb shut. three days after the crucifixion, john and simon peter, two of jesus' disciples, visit the tomb. they find it empty. according to john's gospel, then simon peter came and went into the tomb. he saw the linen wrappings lying there. but the bible doesn't mention what happens to the linen cloths next. more than 1,300 years later, a shroud showing

for the simple reason that e jesus is jewish, his followers and ke disciples were jewish. not all the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you have people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. he's supplying really very expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. for joseph and nicodemus to go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and devotion, just to care for him. >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal the tomb shut. three days after the crucifixion, john and simon peter, two of jesus' disciples, visit the tomb. they find it empty. according to john's gospel, then simon peter came and went into the tomb. he saw the linen wrappings lying there. but the bible doesn't mention what happens to the linen cloths next. more than 1,300 years later, a shroud showing

for those who believe iran threatens the jewish state but not the jewish people, listen to the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy. he said, if all those jews gathered in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem any more than the nazi regime was merely a jewish problem for the 6 million jews murdered by the nazis were but a fraction of the 60 million people killed in world war ii. iran's regime poses a great threat, not only to israel, but also to the peace of the entire world. to understand just how dangerous iran would be with nuclear weapons, we must fully understand the nature of the regime. the people of iran are a very talented people -- they are heirs to one of the world's great civilizations. in 1979, they were hijacked by religious zealots who imposed on them immediately a dark and brutal dictatorship. that year, the zealots drafted a constitution, a new one for iran. it directed the revolutionary guards not only to protect iran's borders, but also to fulfill the ideological missi

>> no, israel is a jewish state. but again every time the argument goes back to the question of right, the discussion shuts down. the beauty of the partition idea of the territory idea of the two-state idea of the territories for peace idea is it suspends the arguments for rights because both people have the right to the same land. there is no such thing as having a right to half of something. so the only way to proceed and the an chen rabbis knew this when they wrote about torts, the only way to proceed is to divide it. we can argue about the kind of division and the terms of the division and so on, but the prince the of the division has the essential condition for an end to the conflict seems to me indisputable. >> rose: do you believe it's possible for palestinians and israelis to live side by side in peace or do you believe that it is possible for there to be circumstances that can get beyond their inability to live side by side in peace? >> there is no question in my mind that if and when a deal is made between

every major jewish organization in america such as the american jewish committee which is a worldwide organization and as far as visuals are concerned, they have programs to prevent jewish enter marriage -- inter marriage. standard. >> when i start out talking about america, we end up in a conversation about israel. happened. >> i will tell you something. the reason why that is, is because america has been taken over in the same way that palestine has been taken over. you can see a reflection of this in these insane wars all over the world that's not been in america's interest. i will give you a small example. let's take syria. i have been saying, look. if we continue to support the so-called rebels, they are mostly jihadists, very radical, we are going to have a big, big problem. we were supporting al nursa, which is al-qaeda. al-qaeda, that's supposed to be the same group that attacked the trade centers. right? by going against the assag government, what we were doing was we were supporting the rise of these radical jihadists and isis rose up. how is it in the american interest to s

jewish cultural life is very alive and denmark. the organizer of the jewish film festival says she is almost always left with a certain amount of fear. >> i think that people are much more aware that there are jews in society, and they are aware of the year we've been talking about many years, but you would also a that it has a downside because what's nice about getting public attention on something so negative as killing and radicalism? >> most jews in denmark support the liberal values of danish society, and they will continue to stand up for them. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged european jews to move to israel. that is not an option says this rabbi. >> the question is not if people want to harm us and how they want to harm us and where it comes from. the question is how we live our life, how much place to we give to terror, to fear. they want us to live in fear. our answer to that -- that we will not let them. >> the rabbi is looking for dialogue with anyone who is part of danish society. chief rabbi there, a

were behind jesus' death for the simple reason that jesus was jewish, his disciplines were jewish, not even that, not eventual of the jewish authorities were responsible for jesus' death because you had people like joseph of arimathea and nicodemus. >> the body is taken to joseph's tomb and prepared for burial. >> when nicodemus is willing to get involved is in the burial. expensive products to be used in the process of embalming the body. >> first century jewish law said that to touch a dead body would make you unclean. for joseph and nicodemus to go through the process of preparing jesus for burial, there had to have been tremendous love and devotion, just to care for him. ♪ >> a rock is rolled across the entrance to seal the tomb shut. three days after the crucifixion, john and simon peter, who of jesus' disciples, visit the tomb. they find it empty. according to john's gospel, then simon peter came and went into the tomb. he saw the linen wrappings lying there. but the bible doesn't mention what happens to the linen cloths next. more than 1,300 years later, a shroud showing the c

until now i believed he was jewish. it is possible they mentioned tom's faith in passing during one of the many conversations i have each day. there was absolutely nothing malicious about my intent. the chairman later told reporters that if he told people in missouri republican politics that tom schweich was a jew, he just meant it as a description. similar to saying somebody else is catholic. when tom schweich killed himself, and the back story of his upset was the spreading of this, and his belief that might affect his ability to win the nomination for governor. when that emerged, the reporter that received that last message, he got a message about seven minutes before tom schweich killed himself. he said he didn't know why he killed himself, but that he was about to go public with his accusation about the whisper campaign about him being secretly jewish. when he told that story he evoked in his first article the recent history of frazier glenn cross. the raging racist who last year killed three people at a jewish com

all in favor of approving the jewish community center of san francisco say aye. opposes? ayes have it and so the motion is carried. item e, no item. f, requesting authorization to modify the grant agreement with on lok day services provision of nutrition services for seniors at congregate meal sites during the period of july 1, 20 foerb through june 30, 2016, in the additional amount of $15,672 for a revised total grant amount not to exceed $1,534,016. could i have a motion to discuss? >> moved. >> second. >> okay moved and second. you are on. >> thank you, for on lok day services, the additional grant amount of $15,672 is to help the agency actually to keep their weekend and holiday meal services continue to stay open. costs has gone up significantly and they were struggling it keep their doors open and this was their proposal to request for additional funds to be able to continue keeping the weekends as well as holiday program open. and if you look at the unduplicated seniors it hasn't changed from the previous years because they are serving these people already. withou

this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good relationship with the arabs. and then the war started in 1947. >> all the arabs were pushed out. >> they were pushed out. >> they feel guilty that you are living here? >> no, no. >> you don't feel guilty that this is a home that belongs to a palestinian family and they got pushed out, and you are the recipient, the beneficiary of the blood and sweat and tears. >> i feel that the israeli government owes them, because the israeli government is the one who made this law about people who are not here. and the question is if people are ready to take compensation instead of coming back. >> the next day david and i separated so that i could go alone into gaza. along with the west bank, gaza is one of the two areas that have been taken by israel in 1967 and has been an occupied territory ever since. >> when i was in gaza david attended an israeli right wing rally in jerusalem. a large movement of religious israelis believe that rather than returning this land, it should be

it's not a group that is closed and isolated from the jewish minority. this group that is presenting the palestinian community is outreaching to the jewish community in very professional way and we try to also to represent also big portion of jewish community you. >> if the joint list becomes as polls suggest the third largest political party how far can this party go in terms of addressing the issues that palestinians in israel complain about, which are racist policies by the government, discriminatory policies? >> it's very important because this group can be part of the block that will block netanyahu and lieberman from becoming again the prime minister and the fact that this group can offer what is so-called center left in israel an alternative, they can block netanyahu. this is important. we know that netanyahu was campaigning for the last war in gaza does a, for the next war against iran and it is important to block him. the fact that we as a community can ensure you are that we can be part of the block that we create will give an alternative to th

he killed two people at the jewish community center and one person at a nearby jewish retirement home. yesterday in a preliminary hearing, you can see that same guy there, his name is frazier glencross. as he was being wheeled in for his capital murder case he tried his best to give the hitler nazi salute. police officers that responded to those shootings last april testified yesterday in this case yesterday that cross screamed hil hitler as they were taking him into custody after those shootings. the officers said in court yesterday, he asked them in the process of apprehending him, he asked how many jews he had succeeded in killing. one officer says he tried to recruit him right then and there on the scene of those murders. tried to recruit him to the white power antisemitic cause. he asked the cop who was there to arrest him if by any chance the cop was german, because he wanted to make a nazi case to him, to recruit him. frazier glencross is an ex-con. he's a known neo-nazi. he's been active in the neo-nazi and white power movement for decades. he is charged now with capital murde

every major jewish organization in america such as the american jewish committee which is a worldwide organization and as far as visuals are concerned, they have programs to prevent jewish enter marriage -- inter marriage. there is a tremendous double standard. >> when i start out talking about america, we end up in a conversation about israel. i don't understand how that happened. >> i will tell you something. the reason why that is is because america has been taken over in the same way that palestine has been taken over. you can see a reflection of this in these insane wars all over the world that's not been in america's interest. i will give you a small example. let's take syria. i have been saying look. if we continue to support the so-called rebels, they are mostly jihadists, very radical, we are going to have a big, big problem. we were supporting al nursa, which is al-qaeda. al-qaeda, that's supposed to be the same group that attacked the trade centers. right? by going against the assag government, what we were doing was we were supporting the rise of these radical jihadists an

israel is a jewish state. but again, every time the argument goes back to the question of rights, the discussion shuts down. the beauty of the partition idea of the territorial compromise, two state solution idea, is that it suspends the argument for rights. both have the right to the same land. there is no such thing as the right to half of something. the only way to proceed and the ancient rabbis knew it, the only way to proceed is to divide it. we can argue about the kind of division and terms of the division, but the principle of the division as the central condition for an end to the conflict seems to me indisputable. indisputable. charlie: do you think it is possible for israelis and palestinians to live side-by-side in peace or do you believe that it is possible for there to be circumstances that can get beyond their inability to live side-by-side in peace? leon: there is no question in my mind if and when a deal is made between israel and palestine there will be radical palestine militants who will tur

until now i believed he was jewish. it is possible they mentioned tom's faith in passing during one of the many conversations i have each day. there was absolutely nothing malicious about my intent. the chairman later told reporters that if he told people in missouri republican politics that tom schweich was a jew, he just meant it as a description. similar to saying somebody else is catholic. when tom schweich killed himself, and the back story of his upset was the spreading of this, and his belief that might affect his ability to win the nomination for governor. when that emerged, the reporter that received that last message, he got a message about seven minutes before tom schweich killed himself. he said he didn't know why he killed himself but that he was about to go public with his accusation about the whisper campaign about him being secretly jewish. when he told that story he evoked in his first article the recent history of frazier glenn cross. the raging racist who last year killed three people at a jewish comm

. >> you jewish? >> only half. >> half jewish? >> yes. >> you writer? >> i'm a writer, yes. [ speaking hebrew ] >> so now you bar mitzvah. mazel tov. >> mazel tov. thank you, gentlemen. >> i've never felt so much like i'm masquerading as something i'm not. i'm instinctively hostile to any kind of devotion. certainty is my enemy. you know, i'm all about doubt. questioning oneself and the nature of reality constantly. when they grabbed hold of me and in a totally nonjudgmental way essentially god's happy to have you here, here you go. oh, man, you know. my treachery is complete. just because i was raised outside the faith with no particular attachment or loyalty to israel doesn't mean that plenty of people on this earth don't hate me in principle. i know that. but the state of israel, i never really knew what to think. ♪ first look around, it's like everybody says. it's pretty. it's awesome. it's urban. sophisticated. hip. like southern california. only nicer. then you see the young draftees in the streets, and you start to get the idea. this is jerusal

both the jewish people and rwanda. the ad was created by this group. the founder is a rabbi, an american orthodox author speaker and tv host. thank you for joining me on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> numerous jewish groups and officials slam the add using perverse and insend yairy. you apologise, you call yourself the american rabbi, you attended the speech. how do you defend the decision making going into an add like that over what amounts to a policy agreement. >> i'm not here to defend the ad. we have to succeed. it's about policy. it was about something that happened with susan rice regarding rwanda. i care about rwanda. we can't call it because it will affect democafic elections. the prime minister can't speak out. it will damage the relationship with the united states. we are a nation that experienced genocide and have to speak occupant. we all have a blind eye to genocide which is why we had many, she was saying we have to be more sensitive to a nation like us those that experienced the jew ib holocaust. we didn't say it clearly enoug

jewish cultural life is very alive and denmark. the organizer of the jewish film festival says she is almost always left with a certain amount of fear. >> i think that people are much more aware that there are jews in society, and they are aware of the year we've been talking about many years, but you would also a that it has a downside because what's nice about getting public attention on something so negative as killing and radicalism? >> most jews in denmark support the liberal values of danish society, and they will continue to stand up for them. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged european jews to move to israel. that is not an option says this rabbi. >> the question is not if people want to harm us and how they want to harm us and where it comes from. the question is how we live our life, how much place to we give to terror, to fear. they want us to live in fear. our answer to that -- that we will not let them. >> the rabbi is looking for dialogue with anyone who is part of danish society. >> copenhagen's chie

as a jewish american whenever the holocaust is brother up threats to the jewish people, i'm concerned, but i definitely feel that everybody is trying to do the same thing and be on israel's side and support israel. and the president has israel's best interest to heart as well and negotiations are the only way you can do it. there was not an alternative except for more sanctions. everybody pretty much agreed -- i watched the speech on television with a bunch of apac folks from memphis and we believe that this regime is rather bizarre in most of its ambitions. but with that as a given i don't think additional sanctions and lack of an agreement would drive them to their knees. it would embolden them and make the world less safe. >> peter welch of vermont. >> thank you very much. i feanded the speech. i have a strong relationship in support of israel, strong opposition to iran. voted 10 times for new sanctions and to enhance existing sanctions. voted five times to condemn the government of iran for human rights violations, signed letters and did everything to support strong israel and to