simmons | December 18, 2011
Host Harry Kreisler welcomes Israeli journalist Amira Hass for a discussion of the Israel occupation, Palestinian terrorism, and the consequences of the conflict for the daily lives of both Israelis and Palestinians. Series: "Conversations with History" [7/2004] [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 8634]
simmons | December 18, 2011
To donate, become an Insider, learn more about The Crossover Project or to purchase content, visit http://www.thecrossoverproject.org or call +1 (877) 898-1277! Rabbi Leonid Feldman discusses the historical background of Jewish faith.
simmons | December 18, 2011
simmons | December 18, 2011
While the Arab Spring has brought winds of positive change, the destiny of the whole region now hangs on the issue of Palestine, insists politician Mustafa Barghouti, a Palestinian MP and the president of the Palestinian National Initiative. Currently, the Palestinian bid for statehood is deadlocked with the US obstructing a UN Security Council vote on the issue. America's pressure appears to be bearing fruit -- on the other hand, European governments cannot be seen to be going against their own people, whose sympathies lie with Palestine.
simmons | December 18, 2011
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simmons | December 18, 2011
President Mahmoud Abbas says the Palestinian flag flying over the headquarters of the UN's cultural agency in Paris bodes well for Palestine becoming a member of other institutions.
simmons | December 18, 2011
For those who ask;" How did Ray Comfort insult Nazis as well?!" I say; "The arguments in his movie and the way he presented people in the movie made everyone and everything look so stupid that 180 is an affront to everyone. Including Nazis." In fact, I would say that "180" is so dumb that the movie could cause a fetus to self abort from despair after 5 minutes of watching it - assuming it had the ability to understand what was being said. http://www.youtube.com
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