want us to do?" >> this era was an age of definition, not just for christianity, but also for judaism. it marks the emergence, for the first time, into the light of history of a new group and a new culture, and a new literature and a new way of thinking and writing. >> narrator: without the temple, the priesthood that had presided over its rituals lost its power. there emerged new leaders, the pharisees, rabbis who would lead the jewish people in a new direction. >> and the rabbis represent for us a new age of definition. it is the rabbis who now emerge as a new kind of judaism, and it is this judaism which will endure from the second century of our era down to our own age. ( music playing ) >> narrator: the failure of the first revolt also created a crisis for early christians who were still a part of judaism. the kingdom had not come; the messiah had not arrived. the followers of jesus coped by telling stories about the man they had expected would deliver the new kingdom on earth. >> we have to remember that jesus died around 30. for 40 years there's no written gospel of his life, u

brought one other major change to his life. >> i didn't tell her that i've converted to judaism. >>> coming up -- >> the most difficult part of converting to judaism for me so far is eating beans, rice and carrots every single day. other than that, i love it. >>> and -- >> i'm not done yet because i have to talk about your moms. >> a battle rap erupts and one of the combatants is brian "krak rok" abendroth.  >>> on a daily basis inside grand rapids kent county jail. new inmates arrive and others leave, due to being acquitted, bonded out or transferred to state prison. some like brian abendroth is permitted to serve shorter sentences at the jail and his is coming to an end. but his life on the outside will be considerably different. >> i've lost my girlfriend, i've lost my place to live. and it sucks. >> abendroth was sentenced to six months on a charge of aggravated domestic violence after assaulting his girlfriend. he says he was high on a mixture of drugs and alcohol. >> i could have been dreaming it or it really happened. i don't know. that's how messed up i was. >> during

national identity of the tribalistic with judaism. but the idea that this has been lost to the kind of military at idea and a majority of israeli individuals, and there are two factors, the israeli education system, which i write about extensively, educating them to become good soldiers because all of the men age 18 have to participate in the domination and control in the second is the army and as the occupation defense, so does this as well and just a final anecdote. and i walked around central jerusalem and i talked about people, i talked and sat with them about three jewish high schoolers were very well spoken and friendly and instead of having like ed classes, having classes about some classes in the context of ed and the danger of this because a virtual but going to be stolen and killed and make them savages. and this is also happening in israeli education. i wanted to go into it and interviewing israeli principles to talk about that. >> it has been suggested that i asked the last question. and let's not look at the next five to 10 years. let's talk about the next 30 to 50 year

transformed, and that's done by faulg in lo with judaism, with discovering and celebrating the best sefls, bilgd community and acquiring lifelong skills amongst many other things >> and camp newman is -- some people don't know that some jewish sunler camps have what we call an affiliation with a movement in judaism so camp newman is affiliated with what snovment >> part of the reporm form. we're one of 14 camps throughout north america, and we really have this larger community so everything we do hopefully is to build the community not only at camp but also when they go home to their home communities, they feel that sense of belonging and that sense of pride. >> so it's an interlocking experience from -- from their experience to other things they might do in the community during the year? >> that's the goal. yes. >> so what is your -- what is your age group? what's your program look like? what do kids do at -- for a day at camp newman? >> so our youngest kids are entering third grade. old ets are intg seniors in high school. our youngest kid can come from 10 days or 13 days to 15 da

the very start of the dome capable. as long and strong toys which and judaism was going to close friendships with people he grew up with a nice night to argentina. you can therese thousand british boy band one direction is reportedly trying to master the hebrew language after taking an interest in judaism styles mission to learn hebrew said it was started after he had his sister jen is named tend to be in hebrew on his arm along with learning to speak the language carries the house has also been frequenting kosher restaurants when he's in the south interest in buddhism follows rumors that he was in fact do it. however his father denied those claims last year. thousands are probably already learned to spell his name in hebrew as well as his band's name all you all the bikes when she meets his new constitution was suspended on sunday out of three secular parliamentarians received anonymous death threats the warning came out a member of the ruling islamist another policy which is no position member of being an enemy of islam. the latest warning came a day off to tease you know mike

-- greeks in particular or greek-speaking people -- became very interested in judaism. they didn't convert completely. they were called, you know, sons of noah and thicks like -- things like that. because the idea of circumcision wasn't something they just couldn't bring themselves -- and also the dietary laws were extremely inconvenient especially if you were going to have an orgy. [laughter] what really happened with christianity, you know, forgetting about the word kris canty, didn't know he was a christian. he thought he was a jew. [laughter] so the early followers of jesus thought the same thing, and then they had this conference in jerusalem which is sometimes called the first council of jerusalem which is rather grand for a bunch of people sitting in one room. but anyway, they said, no, no, we're not going to insist on all this stuff. you can be part of us without -- and that is, actually, what opened the idea of this particular reformed kind of judaism to the rest of the ancient world. so, you know, the whole thing is complicated but, to me, in extremely interesting ways. yes, ma'a

. they realized that post-ghetto, post-religious judaism is at stake. the brilliant jewish idea that worked for 2000 years was to live with an intimate relationship with god within the walls of the ghetto. but once these two great things wererd weakening the relationshp with god changed and the walls of the ghettos fell, jewish existence, non-orthodox existence in the diaspora became endangered. so they did not know there will bete a pew report but in a sense they tried to preempt it. they realized that if we want to save non-orthodox jewish civilization, there is a need for a jewish homeland and in these two-ways, these two motivations, that brought my great-grandfather to the land, were remarkable and they created a great, successful nation that had to be established and in this sense their endeavor was a heroic one and in many ways ingenius but there was a flaw. and the flaw was that my great-grandfather and his pierce and colleagues did not see there was another people there. they did notue see the half million palestinians who lived already on the land. i'm a zionist. ie believe

arrived at the very start of the yom kippur war. he has a long and strong toys which and judaism was going to close friendships with people he grew up with that in this night to argentina. a senior palestinian diplomat has to know what the clients of the weapons discovered in the palace on embassy complex in pollock will really cool till ringer idea when to be in debt to palestinian foreign minister said the guns have been in the embassy for a long tall and amenities of the licensed in the embassy was given as gifts to the ambassador the chance of unregistered weapons was discovered on the residents of palestine in ambassador to fraud following an investigation about how the palestinian am but still was killed in a mysterious explosion triggered by him i kidding aside a total of twelve illegal weapons were found including pistols and submachine guns. off to the following day which is rice concerns as to whether the embassy was in some way involved in weapons distribution has caught on the tech farm industry summit of the palestinian embassy away from its tattered straight section but

different traditions. whether we approach god through the rituals of a secret christianity or judaism or islam, it's not the point. rituals are not values in themselves. piety is not morality. morality is bigger in larger than our various traditions and diversity within the traditions that we are all equally on that path to god, the path to absolute truth that were all equal, that diversity must exist in islam. diversity is a sign of divine mercy and that killing zionists, injustice is absolutely unacceptable, whatever tradition you come from. >> host: celebrates the american aphis of pluralism is not just possible and engage with the pluralism. commit to that pluralism. as you know, pluralism is part of the divine plan. here we have in america, open up our shores and allowed immigrants to come and fuller ash. so, allow everyone to be who they are in their uniqueness, but also to be united to stand. >> host: it's america's blessing on legacy and gift to mankind i think that it has figured out a system where these guarantees, and these are guaranteed berths most diverse immigrants and

strong toys which and judaism was going to close friendships with people he grew up with a nice night to argentina . secretary of state john kerry's doing the prospect of peace between israelis and palestinians are in talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president and about scary said. the lead in the framework basically meant that received last july on a three year hiatus. i will regret that we are working with. reagan and read. with the real purpose. with a commitment to trying to recall the concorde that have gone on for many years to own i am with. i think. now with the possibility of trying to find a framework agreement what could really layout the nba the way out the framework of the major issues. the guide negotiations for the boy for work. hence i did have were not there yet. we are making progress. and we are beginning to flesh out those that could help it. cruelty and could be overcome. and senator john mccain also can mean israel and also help bring a sense of agency today to finally get to talk i did his own words of cautious optimism

actually is a connection but some say to these rules of medicare are as old as judaism itself corus. um teaches us ways to live not just from an historical praise from the perspective but also how he should live that life is our laws and i've always been and was from the beginning of time. how we should eat how we should dress how we should worship and a smart man greens that moves and they can have featured in a plethora of jewish texts obviously there is in town a jewish literature along religious literature a long tradition of tying in surface behavior with and morality. this man aires has rolls for every aka jamie and her dedicated readers are looking foward to many more years of her wisdom to come i'm rebecca foster for j and windy in washington she's the baby escort vessels which have been preparing to transport serious chemical weapons away from the war torn country have returned to cyprus. forty shaken by the norwegian armed forces shows the one ship carrying out training exercises in preparation for transporting a toxic material spills her conduct involving scenarios such as th

. there's a tradition within judaism of studying our text in partnership with others and there's a line from the book of proverbs as iron sharpens iron so does one person sharpen another. and there's a quality we we look at a text together and come to a different perspective. michael's book is a good example. i love this book. and i read it myself and you read it myself, we would each come to our own perspective. and i would be looking through your eyes and becoming to some conclusions that i would not have arrived at myself. >> yes. i agree with that i did a book club discussion that i had not written and said what themes did you see in the book? it was astound what different people bring to the table. once you write a become it's out there. and you have no control over it at all. and it's enriching, i think, to do these things together without dead den grating the single experience. my wife was reading a new book and she was -- she was crying through the entire book. >> what is the name of the book? >> i can't remember the name. i'll get it. but that experience that she had is one kin

judaism itself. corus um teaches us ways to live not just from an historical praise from the perspective but also how he should live that life is our laws and i've always been in laws from the beginning of time. how we should eat how we should dress how we should worship and ms martin agrees that moves and they can have featured in a plethora of jewish texts. obviously there is in an. a jewish literature along religious literature a long tradition of tying in surface behavior with and morality. miss manners has rolls for every occasion and our dedicated readers are looking foward to many more years of her wisdom to come i'm rebecca foster fridge and windy in washington. and additional un forces have arrived in juba following the security council's approval to nearly double the number of peacekeepers in south city on to look after civilians amid fears of widespread ethnic bloodshed in the world's newest country the additional forces will boost troop numbers to over twelve thousand to reinforce you in cases with more than forty five thousand civilians are currently seeking shel

. but she converted to judaism. so let's say his son falls in love with this beautiful young norwegian. >> we're pushing him into marriage here. >> well, no, i'm just -- i'm putting it out there. let's say they fall in love, they want to get married. and she converts. will this all go away? >> reporter: well, it would. in fact, this young norwegian woman's older sister, apparently, has already converted to judaism, and lives in israel. so certainly, that would be one way to avoid this issue going any further. but let's not forget, this relationship began just apparently, according to the israeli media, this past summer, and let's not jump to conclusions. >> they're so young. >> oh, they're so -- >> with our background, our advice would be wait as long as you can. >> wait. ben wedeman, good to see you. thanks for that. don't do it. >> wait. >> hold off. >>> all right. now, who would steal the blood of pope john paul ii? investigators trying to track down the blood, and the thieves. we've got more of that, coming up. are you ready grandma? just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we

countries and has been having them quickly convert to judaism and settle at the west bank as sort of a folklore because they are not palestinians. and i'm just curious. i'm curious as to whether or not there's any truth to that. so i think you. >> yes, to answer your second part of the question. a tribe of peruvians who live in the jungle were brought to settlements help balance out the demographic threat of the palestinians. and this was the first discriminatory law passed by the state of israel. in 1949 it might've been part of that. so i am eligible while the palestinians have lived in the holy land for hundreds of years and this included legitimate claims on property titles and many have no right to return. my right of return was granted because i supposedly many years ago, i'm not an archaeologist, i was taking it on the corner and i, you know, i had this tied to the bible. and it was recently attempted to assert this claim and i think that he brought some artifacts onto a tv program in the u.s. proved that the jewish people have had a claim and what is now the west bank for 300

why they are so .icious and they lie if there is no difference between judaism and islam, then how do you explain the gaza trip -- strip. there is no difference. there is nothing they are allowed to report. otherwise, there is something wrong with islam, and they are not allowed to do that. then why did the muslims murder jewish children. the journalist goes and says, they want peace. why would they do something so horrible? the jewish people must've provoked it. if the jewish people didn't provoke it they have to find something else. then it becomes about the home in jerusalem. but to believe that you have got to be a more on. there's nothing else they are allowed to believe. well-timed mass -- what could've made them do this? it doesn't matter how stupid this is. how moronic must the new york times be to believe something so obviously stupid, and yet they have no choice. at the level of a five-year-old child. it is a lesson they are taught in integrin. do not hit. and you will find it in the book. if you boil down the --udo-intellectual rhetoric if you boil down the pseudo-intell

basement of anything that judaism would stand for. 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 the children prefer to play the role of the jew in the game because that is 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 a responsibility to help other children. i'm a kind of pilgrim who

several regions this puts their religion on an equal food and with judaism and christianity when it comes to dealing with the state but as peter oliver reports from bremen the move has come in for some strong criticism. the change of status allows worshippers to have their religious holidays officially recognized burial rites carried out and classes taught in schools. but what does it mean to the islamic community in this part of germany to have their religion officially recognized by the state. perhaps in the future it will help the building of a mosque or a school it will also help to bring communities together over the last ten years both sides have made efforts to build bridges and aid integration and a good mind critics of the move claim this is being done to score political points here by hundreds of you can interpret this as a slum a vacation of germany but i see it as more politically motivated politicians telling muslims islam can belong but the majority of germans don't want this. only nineteen percent of germans believe that islam is compatible with german culture that's

start of the olympic oval francaise has long had a strong toys. the and judaism was coy about to close friendships with people he greatly and i to auntie tina french president francois longest backing efforts to ban the shadows of the atomic bomb a stand up comedian and his pinpoint the content is anti semitic along said the government had issued instructions to ensure no one could use a performance for the calls of provocation or to promote openly anti semitic theories. local officials to take advantage of the directive from the interior ministry said the performances by the french comic can be found if there was a threat to order. the cities of gold and renault have already canceled tea in tony's shows the ninety s this invasive of free speech and censorship french interior minister nine low balls has branded the comic a trader needs to show no longer belongs to the artistic or creative dimension. to donate his popularize the kind of just a robust style salute which the comedian says shows his anti establishment stance which critics branded as anti semitic incidents was driven

prevent this is something which comes from god or judaism without mediation has moved to division two my opinion. we the jewish culture with all our tradition is not a can of beans and ice cream. with the intruder it is wonderful it is tradition does treasure will drum up to me you should use its illusions. there is in japanese you would use it asian civilization. there is also a huge concert and it was only going to have his own country the key. it's not i have. one of the leading actors in the born again due to steve is still remembers the days when it was uploaded israel to performing he pitched. the machine. when i came to this country in the fifties. i began to play with when he dished it up until i was to be honest it if i was young fellow and i remember the days were nineteen which was forbidden i mean the police would come and open the door. they gave you a falling star is the final issue at the pace they were shot down the state reason that people do. we had to get a refund it's across the generations as they say. today will probably act in a new dish again. i was eightee

to rely on judaism without the dish was moved to the musical my opinion. even the jewish culture with all our tradition is not a can of beans and ice cream. with the intruder is just wonderful. it is tradition does treasure will grow up to me you should visit civilization is in japanese you would use it. engine civilization. there is also a huge concert it was only going to have his own country it's not. i have. one of the leading actors in the born again due to steve is still remembers the days when it was our clothes in israel to performing he pitched. the machine. when i came to this country in the fifties. i began to play with when he dished it up until i was to be honest that i was young fellow in arm and the debates were nineteen and it was a bit. i mean the police would come and open the door. they gave you a falling star to find wish you had to pay. they were shot down the trees and the people and we had to get a refund. it's across the generations as they say today will probably add three new dish again. i was eighteen he prays he is on twenty years ago i went for a new

a long and strong toys which and judaism was going to close friendships with people he grew up with that in this night to argentina . loom secretary of state john kerry's doing the prospect of peace between israelis and palestinians point of stupidity from mr when he outgrew interesting authority president and about scary said. the lead in the framework basically meant that recent loss to life on a three year hiatus. i will pray that we are working with reagan had read. with her in her purse. with a commitment to trying to recall the conflict that has gone on for many years go on. i am with. i think. now with the possibility of trying to find a framework agreement we could really layout the nba. the way out the framework of the major issues to guide the negotiations for the boy for work. hence i did have were not there yet. we are making progress. and we are beginning to flesh out the old hood the first hurdle yet to bee the peace candidate john mccain also can mean israel and also help bring a sense of urgency to get a minute to talk ideas only for its cautious optimism and we have

roosevelt were predisposed to thinking that nazi germany opposed a threat to judaism and christianity, to western civilization and they preferred to state it in those terms because franklin roosevelt had a long history of having to deal with a set of right wing extremists who attacked him as being a puppet of american jews and the isolationists that he, that shortly before the war and during the early part of the war argued that american jews were trying to drive the u.s. into the -- into a war which was not in america's interest. so roosevelt had political reasons as well as an intellectual predisposition not to symbol the jews out, and these early reports of nazi shootings simply fit into a broader picture of nazi atrocities. by the summer of 1942, there were more reports about larger numbers of jews dying or being killed and then in august of 1942 came a truly alarming message which is now known in the literature, i will review it briefly. man named gerhard representative in switzerland of the world jewish congress, received word that hitler's headquarters considering a plan to ext

absolute. it is beyond the nuances of the different traditions, whether we approach the rituals of judaism or islam, rituals are not values. piety is not reality. and the diversity within the traditions, which we are all equally on that path to god and to truth and to absolute truth that says we are all equal and loved by godgod and we say that diversity is a sign of divine mercy. and that killing and violence and injustice, it is absolutely unacceptable where i come from. >> host: so embracing this as much as possible and engage with this and commit to that. and like you said, you know, federalism is part of the divine plan and here we have opened up our shores in america and, you know, so allow everyone to be who they are in their uniqueness and to be united and to stand. >> guest: that is america's blessing and legacy and gift to mankind that it has figured out a system where the securities are guaranteed for the most diverse in its oldest immigrants and i think our challenge as muslims and other parts of the world, some countries do not have those and often i feel that we need to rescu

. >> absolutely. they wouldn't do it for judaism or muslims, but they do it for christianity. >>> and justin bieber. >> isn't that a little too easy? >> no, because people are punishing him for other reasons, not mine. you don't drag race in a car, because no one can win the pink slip. >> i don't know what that means. >> if you're going to drag race, the ownership, the pink slip, you can't drag race in a car that you don't own. and also the crime doesn't involve turpitude, his crime immigrant moral twerpitude. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, i will now be leaving? >> do you think the wind did that to his hair? >> he is unbelievably happy -- >> his father -- >> the father who should be giving him a kick in the you know what. >> he is drunk, bieber, he is speeding, drag racing in a pedestrian neighborhood. all right? it is 4:00 a.m.? and his father is with him helping him. and you don't feel sorry for this kid? >> he is going to make somebody a good girlfriend in prison, i'll tell you that. >> no, come on, he is not going to go to prison. >> all right, my pin head is a serious pin head

antithesis of judaism. a was the first time we had just guide that expected us to be just people. us to beat expected just people. the punishment shall not exceed the crime. justice,don't want which is why they assert that insert a modifier before the word. it is something they do over and sure wein to make support the opposite. truth matters. it is important to be correct, but not when your liver. -- you are a liberal. they entered the modifier politically before correct and become the opposite. women who are the majority are the minority because they put the modifier of breast -- oppressed. jews are not a minority, social justice is the opposite of justice. the more jewish you are by knowledge, practice, and education with the more -- less likely you are to vote democrat because democrats despise the concept of justice. [applause] before i get to the next question, i guess you and i are both whopping jews that vote republican. we are an elite group. beckis your view on glenn and his efforts to bring truth to journalism? >> he made a very big mistake in my eyes, which is charging. i re

down. kabuki plays about -- >> anything to do with judaism. >> feudalism, and to democratize japan along american lines, there have to be really sort of re- educated in a very fundamental way, which there were some comical instances of this. there was one and i think from kansas, u.s. army officer who was in charge of a town somewhere in japan, real japan, who thought that square dancing was the answer because square dancing was -- would democratize the japanese. that was the case of the first screen kiss in the cinema. the idea was japanese men and women have to be able to treat each other like equals, and that means like americans you have to be able to show their affection openly and not in dispute away in which it is hidden. it's good to have a kiss. so the american occupation authority, the occupational authority decreed they had to have the first cinematic kiss which was usually popular in young audiences in japan who knew when the kiss was going to come and they burst into wild applause. in any case, unlike germany, they had to be re- educated which was a key phrase at the t

. one is sufficient need -- judaism as she effectiveness and reduce complexity so we would get these extenders in terms of their rule but we just looked at transitional medical assistance or tma as cost or impact of beneficiaries of it to mr. shipp and federal dollars spending. >> really have 30 seconds but i and the stand you provide technical assistance on a number of issues. very little includes how to encourage more teenagers to choose abstinence or sexual risk avoidance. please describe said technical assistance you provide compared to others such as contraceptives. >> i am actually not prepared to address that but i will take that back to my colleagues and provide an answer for the record. >> the committee published a report that analyzes abstinence or sexual risk avoidance programs and describes over 22 peer review studies that show stiffly -- significant evidence are you familiar? >> i am. >> will you share it? >> i will take a back to my program to provide enough of lung dash cancer. >> i now recognize the ranking member. >>. >> i have been a number of documents on the exten

republican almost not all. modern liberalism is the antithesis of judaism. it was the first time we had a just god that expected us to be just people. a call for justice, not vengeance. the punishment shall not exceed the crime. liberals don't want justice, which is why they assert that insert a modifier before the word. it is something they do over and over again to make sure we support the opposite. truth matters. it is important to be correct, but not when you are a liberal. they entered the modifier politically before correct and become the opposite. women who are the majority are the minority because they put the modifier of oppressed. jews are not a minority, social justice is the opposite of justice. the more jewish you are by knowledge, practice, and education with the more -- less likely you are to vote democrat because democrats despise the concept of justice. [applause] >> before i get to the next question, i guess you and i are both plopping jews that vote republican. we are an elite group. what is your view on glenn beck and his efforts to bring truth to journalism? >> he mad

difference between judaism and islam than how do you explain tel aviv and the gaza strip? orchestrasexplain 70 and theied? if there is no difference, there is nothing a journalist is allowed to report so they both want peace -- that's what the liberal journalist testability. otherwise, there's something wrong with islam and they are not allowed to believe that. if they both want these, they want to coexist, then why do the muslims murder jewish children and blow up buses in jerusalem? another buses blown up in jerusalem, let's say. god forbid. says thealist goes and palestinians must want peace or why would they do something so horrible? if they both want these, they want to coexist, thenthey say 'e provoked it. now they need to look for what that from vacation is. provoke it,did not they have to find something erotic. -- something murano. -- moronic. you've got to be a. moron. there is nothing out -- else they are allowed to believe. if it was a well-timed mass murder of our ambassador and other heroes in benghazi based on fascism, there is something wrong with islam. what could've made th

is the antithesis of judaism. it was the first time we had a just god that expected us to be just people. a call for justice, not vengeance. the punishment shall not exceed the crime. liberals don't want justice, which is why they assert that insert a modifier before the word. it is something they do over and over again to make sure we support the opposite. truth matters. it is important to be correct, but not when you are a liberal. they entered the modifier politically before correct and become the opposite. women who are the majority are the minority because they put the modifier of oppressed. jews are not a minority, social justice is the opposite of justice. the more jewish you are by knowledge, practice, and education with the more -- less likely you are to vote democrat because democrats despise the concept of justice. [applause] >> before i get to the next question, i guess you and i are both plopping jews that vote republican. we are an elite group. what is your view on glenn beck and his efforts to bring truth to journalism? >> he made a very big mistake in my eyes, whic