breathe easy. >> in 4 bc, after 33 years as ruler of judea, king herod dies. the historian josephus writes about his burial. >> "the dead man was wrapped in crimson and wore a diadem, and beside his right hand lay his scepter, and they went toward herodium for it was there that the burial took place by his own order. and thus did herod end his life." >> but how should herod be remembered, as a great king who brought peace and stability, or a bloodthirsty and paranoid tyrant who tried to kill the infant jesus? >> the gospel of matthew does such a good job painting the picture of a monster -- >> ah! >> -- that it's hard, even for modern skeptical readers, to see anything other than the psychopath who slaughtered the innocent. >> ah! >> i don't think the popular conception of herod the great based on the gospel of matthew is fair. >> kill them all! >> it exaggerates his ruthlessness and his willingness to commit murder in order to preserve his rule. >> he's an adept politician. he's a remarkable military leader. he is, as someone who rules for over 30 years, a re

. >> history should remember him as a ruthless but very effective king of judea. >> who is the real king herod? the great ruler from history or the monster from the bible? and could this really be his tomb? >>> 2007, the hebrew university of jerusalem. archaeologist cause a sensation when they reveal the discovery of. >> what could be the most important find in the middle east. >> what could be the tomb of an ancient king, herod. >> 8 feet long and made of pink limestone it's beautifully carved and polished so meticulously it resembled marvel. >> finding any king's tomb is big but the tomb of king herod the great, the most famous ruler of judea is winning the sweep stakes or lottery right there. >> it's immensely exciting. it's a connection to a man that was not only a legend of the bible but also a real and really important figure in ancient history. >> historical texts tell us herod is one of the great kings of the ancient world. from 37 b.c., he rules judea for 33 years. >> he was the most mag any acceptabili magnificent, the most wealthy, the most powerful, the most generous jewish k

. >> he goes to see the roman procurator of judea, pontius pilate, to ask for the body. >> get out! >> pontius pilate is a central figure in the story of the passion because only he, as the roman procurator in judea, had the power to pronounce a death sentence, and so it was he who ultimately is responsible for jesus' crucifixion and death. >> you've come for me, rabbi? >> pilate is famously anti-semitic. he doesn't like jews. he doesn't being in judea. >> jesus of nazareth, i've come to ask for his body. >> we have to wonder what joseph is thinking. he's taking quite a risk. he's going to pilate, and he's asking for the body of a convicted criminal, a criminal who's guilty of political sedition. >> i have a tomb somewhere secure, somewhere we can prepare his body. >> so by going to pilate and asking for this rather personal favor, it's almost as if he might be guilty himself. >> you can imagine it being a very tense meeting between the two men. >> yes. >> pontius pilate gives joseph of arimathea the body, but he probably thought he was just letting some jewish custom play out. so f

. >> according to the gospel of matthew, they don't go to judea because herod's son, archelaus, is ruling there, and he's even more of a tyrant than his father. >> so instead they go to nazareth which was, according to luke, mary's childhood home. >> when matthew has the family coming back from the flight into egypt, it really is a moment where the story shifts over to mary's world. >> jesus will spend the next 30 years of his life living in nazareth. >> the town of nazareth in the first century ad is a bit of a mystery. we know nothing about it before the first century, and we know very little about it in the first century ad. >> nazareth was a very small village, so small that it doesn't show up in any of the literature of the day, and it's peasant society, so it was all communal, and they didn't have much. >> something i think we have to remember about mary returning to nazareth is that in judaism, the glory of womanhood is having children, and coming back with your first son is really a wonderful moment for her, and it's a sign of favor in the eyes of god. >> the family making their h

on the trip of a lifetime judea south delhi and the ease of phone records and took an interest trip around europe by train from here they went to the czech republic in greece defeated italy from the netherlands and documented it all on instagram and facebook is was. $27.00 countries and once again we're taking you on a train trip through europe i'm and i'm julia and together will be that year of pop summer the singing songs but also discover it's time. that was 3 weeks ago and now they're back here with me in the studio they survived . 3 weeks so judy what was the most challenging thing about it well one thing that worried me was trying to get along with louise for 3 weeks that i think she knows pretty well and that one thing that we found quite difficult was arriving in paris .

if you look at the as you said the position of the president of turkey and the foreign minister for judea. for a judea tripoli is a very symbolic position because it supported the evolution no the sea the trouble is being bombed by the forces so i don't write the it is not a proxy war yet but i'm worried that this could be the. drug war might become ibrox would these countries and maybe others now you've been telling me that the foreign interference is only exacerbating tensions in libya but this by the number of resolutions the un has passed imposing arms embargoes and defying any for intervention in libya has affairs weapons still flow into the country could a un peacekeeping mission help here i mean why wouldn't the jane eyre request a un peacekeeping mission. oh yeah i mean clearly even your right to me clearly that is there is there is a part or libya and women's has been flowing in libya specially from from egypt and out of emirates and others and they are both taking the united nations did not take a very serious position to really. to to enforce the same bargain there so clearly t

a great historic once in a lifetime opportunity to apply israel sovereignty over our settlements in judea and samaria and also other areas of significance for our security our heritage and our future any. israeli decision to impose its laws jurisdiction administration in the occupied west bank is without any international legal effect i think such a such a prospect would be devastating to the potential of reviving negotiations regional peace and the very essence of a 2 state solution. of the council is considering this announcement a serious development and a new israeli aggression through its intention to violate international law the un charter and the concerned resolutions of the international legitimacy when the area is home to some 3000000 palestinians and increasing numbers of israelis have settled that over recent years with major international organizations labeling it occupied territory and this concern say that a move by israel to seize the known is the jordan valley will mark an end to a 2 state solution in the historic conflict. israeli prime minister's promised us come just a

it did not go well. >> judea, but islam has held palestine for more than a thousand years. hence the clash, an arab rate of terror with fighting, sniping, and wrecking files a petition. to divide palestine between the arabs and the jews. >> the british mandate government was not able to succeed. and in 1947, the un general assembly adopted a resolution to permanently partition the area. >> the resolution was adopted. >> on may 14, 1948 the state of israel was established. >> history was made as a jewish state of israel was born. for the first time since the roman legion destroyed jerusalem and the year 70 a.d., the jewish people have a nation of their own. >> did not last long. immediately the arab neighbors attacks. >> the egyptian army pushed into palestine the moment the british mandate ended and the jewish state began. >> the 1948 arab-israeli war left bethlehem over and under jordanian rule along with much of israel. >> all the aerial countries invaded and they created. [inaudible] they failed but they succeeded in part. they managed to occupy some of the territory tha

by the fact that people will stop purchasing and buying products most of the palestinian workers of judea and the west bank will be covered for you before this the palestinians see that differently. the rolling of the european court of justice. labeling settlement product. very significant ruling we call upon european union countries to implement what's legal and to stop what's immoral. we hope that the day will come when all of this growing of settlement broadcasts which is this wit and good of palestinians will be banned from international markets. but the e.u. struck gold wasn't considering a ban it's only interested in ensuring that e.u. consumers know where that one comes from. to some of the other business stories we're following for you at this hour lebanon's bank staff have gone on strike complaining of customer aggression and it's the country's unrest the lebanese banking association says it will work with authorities to provide safe conditions for them to resume work but their union has called on staff to strike until the situation returns to normal. tesla c.e.o. has said the el

twenty sixteen usable and is really due to a back channel to the emirates even the saudis down in judea and even militant were there to talk about iran policy through that about iran policy i think that's something important to disclose to the house intelligence committee while you're under oath did you didn't we just went through the testimony there's no mention of the trump tower me to twenty sixteen why not i don't know if they got the transcript wrong. or they got the transcript wrong so we could i don't know i remember i remember certainly does dismiss is that we didn't get you because we know that robert muller he hasn't been able to establish collusion it but he has got a lot of guys for lying to the authorities and not telling the whole truth is that a problem now even if you accidentally didn't tell them that could come back and haunt you fully cooperated i haven't heard anybody i haven't heard from anybody in more than nine months i mean i mean members of congress after they discover this media have talked about certain witnesses not telling the truth but you believe you told

it did not go well. >> judea, but islam has held palestine for more than a thousand years. hence the clash, an arab rate of terror with fighting, sniping, and wrecking files a petition. to divide palestine between the arabs and the jews. >> the british mandate government was not able to succeed. and in 1947, the un general assembly adopted a resolution to permanently partition the area. >> the resolution was adopted. >> on may 14, 1948 the state of israel was established. >> history was made as a jewish state of israel was born. for the first time since the roman legion destroyed jerusalem and the year 70 a.d., the jewish people have a nation of their own. >> did not last long. immediately the arab neighbors attacks. >> the egyptian army pushed into palestine the moment the british mandate ended and the jewish state began. >> the 1948 arab-israeli war left bethlehem over and under jordanian rule along with much of israel. >> all the aerial countries invaded and they created. [inaudible] they failed but they succeeded in part. they managed to occupy some of the territory tha

judea. and in a 100 german must reads a book called the bustle feast about a family falling apart in the family like. korea but we begin with a brave dance festival in austria on lake constance i'm literally on by constance the audience sits on the shoreline and the stage is on the lake lending itself to amazing productions which of course include the water and the incredible backdrop as part of it all for the performers in brigance it's quite a stretch as they have to do things they certainly never learned to college especially this year as the director is better known for making heavy metal videos this is opera like you've never seen before. always had a soft spot for new voices in fragrance even for these young birds whose nest is inside a head that's part of the stage 6 it's a kind of scary clown some 14 meters high and weighing 140 tons moved with heavy machinery anything on so singers who are moved along with it have to be totally safe we have wind with the waves and making sure that i

the judea is the name you're welcome to the show it was all tears of joy in major breakthrough in botswana as the country's high court's decriminalised almost sexuality activist said when the law jackman's was read out until today on the books one is anti gay laws offenders could be jailed for up to 70 is reading out their highly anticipated verdict the judge said sexual orientation is human it's not a question of fashion past making a strong case for human equality and nondiscrimination we'll be talking to one activist in a moment but let's take a look at the daily hardship that face force one as the gay community. today's judgment matters to touch again see more than most and we are corrupt botswana's 1st gay rights organization he hopes this will be a defining moment seeing homosexuals treated equally in every decent to a nation's. cause then serious is that we require men that somnus is their not our will and even good government has been holding be those negative comments seem to you so we want to be free to access to these services through the charity leg of bebo tata when the team f

any mica judea is the name you're welcome to the program. demanding international guarantees to ensure any agreement reached with i mean really as it's implemented correctly they have called off the a general strike and campaign of civil disobedience this week and i agreed to resume talks with the ruling military council but madani abbas madani while the protest movement leaders says they will only participate in talks start need to we have. to a civilian government. needs to include regional and international guarantees. and. were only prepared to discuss an agreement that leads to our proposal of a civil government. without discussion of any other issues. the us has appointed a new special envoy to promote a democratic resolution to the nation's political crisis the retired veteran diplomat still not booth traveled too hot to mourn when state alongside top u.s. diplomat for africa to board. 90 they see attacks against civilians must stop the edge talks to resume between demonstrators and the military next still fly on to a diesel to meet w

have been reached with the united states and the european union it excludes israeli settlements in judea samaria on the golan heights goods and services from companies located in these regions will not enjoy any concessions on customs duties. or job british prime minister boris johnson is on a whirlwind tour through europe where he has met with german chancellor angela merkel and french president francois markov johnson wants you leaders to reopen the brakes of negotiations to britain has rejected the existing withdrawal agreement and runs the risk of crashing out of the e.u. without a deal on october the 31st. has tightened up hiring procedures from now on c.e.o. . will have to approve any new hires according to bloomberg only critical jobs should be segmented the move comes after bank of the bank introduced a sweeping restructuring plan last month cutting a 5th of its current headcount. ryanair is hit by strikes all over europe a court rejected a beach to block a 2 day strike by its u.k. based pilots they are walking out over pay and benefits beginning thursday the budget carriers port

judea welcome to the program investigators have recovered the black box recorders on need to pee in airlines flight that crashed on sunday shortly after takeoff from a disobeys it was on routes to nairobi in kenya people one hundred fifty seven died they included academics and aid workers doctors and diplomats and families on their way to visit relatives kenya lost the most people in the accident with that t two on board the flight among the eighteen victims from canada was an award winning academic who was born in nigeria and save the children paid tribute to one of its aid workers who was one of nine victims from ethiopia some of the loved ones of those victims have been gathering at the hotel in nairobi as they wait for news. these are. united in grief and prayer and searching for. these relatives and friends of those involved in the plane crash are desperate to know how this tragic accident happened. with their well being a top concern for authorities they've been kept away from the media. for. has been a new continue to be. investigations which will continue making sure the will for all

while coming to one another edition of the 77 percent show africa's eddie my car judea. i you on the 35 years old if you're on said yes then you're on the right place because this show is all about you coming up on the program. in south africa we discuss the roots of the violence against migrants. we discover that love and see feel that it's allowed and.

so which is the right one we asked here dresser daniela and you titian judea shambat apparently using an anti dandruff shampoo on dry skin can do more harm than good as it's really i wouldn't advise someone with a dry skull just to use anti dandruff shampoo because it could irritate the skin even more. many anti dandruff shampoos are far too aggressive anyone with a dry scalp should read the ingredients list on care products extra carefully. when they do relations and we should use a really mild shampoo with no fragrances or preservatives and they are sure there are lipitor in it to keep the skin moisturized or as up. here are there 3 tips for washing and blow drying only used lukewarm water runs the hair thoroughly to get rid of all the product and blow dry on the medium setting with an attachment like this if possible. another potential problem with an oily scalp is fungus oily deposits provide food for various types of yeast that convert it into harmful fatty acids anti dandruff shampoos can help here. fresh lemon juice can also be applied to an oily scalp for 10 minutes to regulat

especially the city of judea go off script moved by this by this particular place one of the oldest if not the oldest inhabited city in the world they did in 2000 years and i thought that this was an interesting space for me to bring my contemporary practice and merge that with the ancient world. there are some extraordinary results of that and. we've we've just about done we should just mention you're in both spoke at the conspiracy favorite big exhibition also if people are interested of course you're on instagram show that. when you're getting more and more followed mage thanks very much for big because we want another robin road. time now for $100.00 german must reads job of the church of it's published in english and if you'd like to know more about the 20th century european history specifically at all straight to the vienna melody by view it's about the lives and loves of different parts of a family who old even the same apartment block in vienna. how would you feel about living in a gorgeous mansion in one of the world's most beautiful cities oh there's no cats you just have to

the fact that people will stop purchasing and buying products and most of the palestinian workers of judea and the west bank will be covered for you before the steam palestinians see that differently. of the european court of justice. labeling settlement product. very significant rolling with. european union countries. what's legal and to stop what immoral we hope that it will come when all of these settlement broadcast which is this whipped and blood of palestinians will be banned from international markets but the e.u. stopped court wasn't considering a ban it's only interested in ensuring that e.u. consumers know where their wine comes from. before last year's election in brazil joey abel's a narrow described china as a predator iran with a sluggish economy in mind he's softening his tone as the president welcomes his chinese counterpart to the capital brasilia the billboards his welcoming freedom for hong kong it reads this one china senses and china combine brazil i don't think she will enjoy driving past that on his way to the summit of bricks emerging markets. zille russia india chi

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i could judea it welcome to the program some history lesson in the 1619 issue of would 20 cups of some africa set sail for what is now the u.s. state of virginia its arrival in the era of american slavery this week 400 years later members of the u.s. congressional black caucus reflected on the transatlantic slave trade cruel history and legacies they visited the united nations headquarters in new york on the un's ockelford. said as a place to contemplate the slave trade and racism today. they were joined by the academy award nominated actor jean mourinho soufan been in a nation film where thousands of africans were taking into slavery. this year 2090 watts to 400 years and the 1st week of this phrase actually takes later. return on. each patient the american right liam. this trip to this spot makes us reflect in this instance there was history to remember what was taking for my. work and given that. marcus taylor an african-american couple who are now given back the land of the ancestors they both moved to guyana after feeling like they didn't belong in the land of the beth the u.s. bu

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it excludes israeli settlements in judea samaria and the golan goods and services from companies located in these regions will not enjoy any concessions on cost large duties removed the international space station is open for business during the 6 and a half hour space walk to u.s. astronauts have built a docking port for commercial spacecraft the international docking adopt will allow the likes of space x. and we're going to send crews up to the eye and says with their crew dragon and stalin it's 6363. now robots we're constantly being told to take away all the jobs many of us like me think that in our particular line of work robots will never be able to replace humans but the grizzly looks like no job is safe to take china's biggest restaurant say it's no opened its 1st branch where kids an absence of a stuff being replaced by machines. it's not easy to grab a quick snack on weekends in beijing you need luck assertiveness and a lot of patience but waiting is all part of the game on a typical evening one of the largest restaurant chains has perfected the art of waiting as heidi lao cust

years when we visited the museum in moderate a village with 47 population and was divided during the judea on my colleague and i had a hard time to take this all in. order these kids. are similar to the west we have in our news they are from russia. so. it brings a memory you know. the password. out of me how he's going to. present it in the. psychology for so many years so what kind of feeling do you get when you see them. read. this news. is good it was also here where we were reminded how difficult it can be for some instruments to shake off growing up in an hour thore tarion state where they were closely watched before giving us an interview as trade insisted on seeing our i.d.'s something she say's shows the continuing differences between the 2 germans as attrition you might in the arrow between the former g.d.r. and the former federal republic of germany there are very deep and very substantial differences reasons mesa going to trigger the arms this has to do on one hand that germany has always been a sovereign state and that the mentalities of the people from the east and west have

on the trip of a lifetime judea south delhi and the ease of phone records and took an interest trip around europe by train from here they went public in greece will be to italy from the netherlands and documented it all on instagram facebook is. $22.00 days from countries and one taking we're taking you on a train trip through europe i'm and i'm julia and together will be that year of pop summer destinations but it will also discover it's time. that was 3 weeks ago and now they're back here with me in the studio they've survived. 3 weeks so judy what was the most challenging thing about it well one thing that worried me was trying to get along with luisa for 3 weeks but i think it's pretty well and that's one thing that we found quite difficult was arriving in paris and it being 42 degrees celsius so it was the hottest temperature ever recorded in the city and we had to find creative ways to try to survive the heat so we basically and it up staying in the hotel until it got cooler and then visited the sites in the evening now louise i've beings most countries in europe i've been to a city

i have you my for judea you're welcome to the program today show is about the effects the climate crisis is having on africa's people and its wildlife the u.n. secretary general until you can see it is opened an international climate conference on monday with a warning he said levels of heat trapping gases have hit a record high and the impacts could be catastrophic if nations do not take action to limit their greenhouse gas emissions africa is already struggling what effects of the mall for the towel climates drought are usually severe rainfall cycles 8 months ago cyclery did i read powerful and they east of zimbabwe our imports are privileged we shouted a visit that she money money and found many survivalists still living in tents. just took to life in the camps has been difficult for saigon survivors in zimbabwe. last year 3 children and similar when tragedy struck the night of march 15th now she lives in a tent with yasmin. she sees life is unbearable huda survived the storm but was left with long term injuries she is traumatised by the thought of staying in a tent throughout the rai

many mica judea you're welcome to the program he called for national dialogue to end the bloody separatist conflict in cameroon press temple b. i gave him a red public statement in which he announced plans to hold major talks in an effort to bring peace to the country for the past 2 years under one separatist have been fighting for independence in a war that has killed 2000 people and displaced hundreds of thousands be called on the separatists to surrender and promised they will be pardoned. it's a sign of the severity of cameron's crisis that the president. doesn't usually appear in public address the nation on t.v. many had gathered to him his call for dialogue. i have decided to convene from the end of this month a major national dialogue that will enable us to seek ways and means of reconciling the demands of the people of the northwest and southwest. and all other communities of our nation. tonight show. dialogue is sorely needed in a country that has been mired in a bloody conflict between the army and angle of fighting separatists who demand independence for the north west and sout

enjoy it when the other man that kicked the sauna came off a child then as has a critic i documented in judea. polygyny had been in egypt researching trade unions including the use of the local street vendors. a year after his death suspicions emerged that one of the leaders of the street vendors union was a police informant he had become convinced that regina was a spy. and surely oh. so you are really such a lot of money. down upon time into all. that it put in the right mentor only coming out of. the union leader wanted regime here to incriminate himself and pushed for compromising topics like foreign funded political activism. term usually there are limits to the way for news deep in my sharia my son to get to that well and certainly not initially on the ball. with you less than i hug and c and c s i bet. you call it an age real clinton. just the quote on the back as he shook it up at all in on. the thought it came out of fear that. i could now be the muscle to. sit. i know it is. time to deal with the man mountain ek. that he knew that that meant that it also can we can imagine ek with a

by the fact that people will stop purchasing and buying products mostly the palestinian workers of judea and the west bank will be cover for you the finest the palestinians see that differently. of the european court of justice. labeling settlement products. very significant ruling we call upon european union countries. what's legal and to stop what's immoral. we hope that there will come. all these settlements broadcast which is this weird and good of palestinians will be banned from international markets but the e.u. stopped court wasn't considering a ban it's only interested in ensuring that the consumers know where their wine comes from. nice to business with you. move. succumb to the girl next new to challenge. the mind of students. with exclusive. the must see concerning part culture teacher if. you should be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe and don't miss some good. but i don't need to keep going for. gold for over a mention on the 4th i'm going to post missing without a clue about. the bottom of the valley is a colossal dragon as well as called the horror st

judea welcome to the show it's always great to have you with us now how should germany deal with stalling from former colonies the german states along with federal college of ministers reached an initial agreement on the issue it's just german museums to examine the actions from the colonial era the goal is to return and human remains to the countries of origin in doing so germany aims to take responsibility for its. passed the agreements. on new on bold forum which will see seventy five thousand african objects when it's open it comes at a time when. you will be shifting. europe's ethnological museum collections are full of objects that were plundered from africa simply taken or gained through underhand means other items were bought or bartered by european explorers some eighty percent of africa's historical art is thought to be in europe including some of the most iconic museum pieces. should it be given back. yes a lot of it works taken without consent that's the conclusion of a groundbreaking study of europe's colonial era acquisitions the proposals put forward by french art historian

what is he going to look to do and we are all trying to stop two decades for two decades two decades judea and samaria. again if you are not there why not just seventy one years you have killed thousands of palestinians you have this but this place in delhi in fasting is living is the answer to that you one year i was given by right what i learned some of the people that you have thought about that the other chosen people do not want to make about four thousand year old so that you want to live today that you are just always in the library or you are running out of the right side he said you know what i think if you are not. afraid of martin sherman founder and chief executive all these. studies to be true the law any member of the revolutionary council thanks for coming on appreciate your time a lot of emotion and arguments on both sides were glad to have you on again at some point in the future thanks so much. that's fine i'll join us in a thirty minutes for the latest lebanese update. in front of the cameras coca-cola c.e.o. promises us a world without waste outside objective. but behin

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headquarters twenty sixteen usable an israeli dude a back channel to the emirates on the saudis down in judea and even militant were there to talk about iran policy through that about iran policy do you think that's something important to disclose to the house intelligence committee while you're under oath you did you didn't we just went through the testimony there's no mention of the trump tower meeting because twenty sixteen were not i don't know if they got the transcript wrong.

to judea and samaria, which is a substantial portion of land on the west bank. why would the palestinians or arabs in general, why would they approve of that? >> somewhat approve it, but you have to remember the second peace process has been going on for about two years. we've spoken about that on previous shows. that is the peace process that's been happening quietly. cooperation between israel, saudi arabia, egypt, jordan, bahrain and other countries in the middle east, the cooperation both economically based on strategically based as a counter to iran which is seeking to dominate the middle east and support terrorism throughout the middle east and the world. stuart: i've been in america for 45, 46 years and i've heard plans for peace in the mideast and we don't have peace in the mideast. >> well, you shouldn't. we've been banging our heads against the wall. the soap land for peace are two state formula for some 13 years now and it's never worked. as fire from working, you know, if you ask israel, women in the street in israel, they will tell you there's no po

christians and jews have lived in judea in peace for thousands of years. the idea of giving that back is contrary to all realities. a time when the principle rrp authority. trish: the impeachment push is sending even more money into the republican coffers. my next guest says it will backfire big time on these democrats. here's to the straggly ones. the first ones. the 'hey', i look good with this' ones. the black, brown, red, and grey ones. the itchy ones. the ones grown by dad. the ones grown for dad. the 'i nearly didn't do it this year' ones. and the absolutely filthy ones. they all raise awareness. raise funds. start conversations and save lives. 'cos whatever you grow', will save a bro' learn more at movember.com trish: reports that the democrats impeachment push is causing the republicans coffers to increase. reports that the president will have a massive war chest worth $1.5 billion to beat any socialist candidate the democrats serve his way. the president could have both money and public opinion on his side. because impeachment polls show the major

first question is, what is judea and samaria? it is often mischaracterize as a west bank, is of the region israel liberated from jordanian rule 11967, terminated the racist policy forbidding israelis and jews to live in that region. subsequent to that auspicious start to that auspicious history, israelis have built a model of economic coexistence in the region where israelis and postings are able to work together. and, in fact, just last week we launched a brand-new initiative, initiative of my good friend, an israeli jew, together with an arrow the muslim to create the first ever judea and samaria chamber of commerce that will be allowing -- [applause] it allows us to look at the region as a beacon of coexistence, how we can work together, live together and i think that something that is extremely important. .. i believe that this chamber of commerce itself is probably one of the most important chambers of cheommerce in the entire wor. as you said, there's a lot more than that. it's often referred to as a startup nation. you loo