israel is the only one targeted by this is a game that israel always tries to to play in relation to international israel refuses to implement or respect any. court of law that the civilized nations live by israel is the vote the most violator of more the largest number of international resolutions for a national orms including international human rights law which the court asked is really to demand why does the occupation deny the palestinian people their rights their human to the basic human rights and that's a question that israel should be asked why does israel moves its own population into occupied territory and tries to grab the land and the next is jerusalem ok let me let me say matt i'm sorry to cut you off that we are running short on time abby bell if i could raise that point with you we heard that the suggestion that it's not security which is the reason debtor for this war it's annexation of or key pipelines how would you respond to that. well there's some very simple statistics on this in the years before the barrier was created roughly in the 4 years beforehand palestin

can economically boycott the state of israel and to me you want to show support of israel then show support in other forms not by oppressing the american public from speaking out and we're turning in the country that is not democratic is not about. freedom freedom of expression religion speech all of those things. although 2 organizations care the council on american islamic relations and the a.c.l.u. the american civil liberties union are fighting that trend in the courts and in some cases winning. public radio in the case of george hale for instance a radio journalist who station broadcasts out of texas a and m. university having once reported from the west bank and having seen the effects of the occupation hale supports the b.d.s. campaign last year the university. which is funded by the state of texas required hale to sign a contract stipulating that he would not participate in or speak in favor of a boycott of israel and mention that i don't agree with the cause and made it very clear and they rejected that immediately cosigner he won't work those are the exact words from the h

israel is the u.s.'s only ally in the middle east that shares values but that relationship, congressman, is coming under increased scrutiny and open hostility from certain members of congress. from vice president mike pence earlier today that there is an anti-semitism in the halls of congress. one particular democratic member of congress has been very hostile against israel, has made comments that have been deemed as anti-semitic to put it mildly and has made statements that many see as being openly in support of the palestinian terrorist group hamas. you are the ranking member of the foreign affairs committee. what is being done to address this? and should that member still be on that committee? [applause] [cheering] as a no. that i think we can take that applause as a no, he should not-- she should not still be on a committee. >> ultimately, that is a decision for speaker pelosi. and chairman ingel. it as for me, as for me, think omar has to go. p;[cheering] if i can explain that. that is not for an ap

so, why israel? we stand with israel today for the same reason americans have always stood with israel. we stand with israel because her values are our values. her fight is our fight. we stand with israel because we believe in right over wrong. and good over evil. in liberty over tyranny. and we stand with israel because we cherish that ancient promise. that americans have always cherished throughout our history. that those who bless her will be blessed. [applause] vice pres. pence: today and every day, the jewish state of israel bear witness to god faithfulness. -- to god's faithfulness. as well as their own. the american people have always marveled through nearly 1,900 years of exile, the longest exile of any people in history, the jewish people drew strength from the promises of god through pilgrims, persecution, and expulsions, in the ghettos, and finally even in the death camps, the jewish people clung to gods -- clung to god's eternal promise. and they remembered, even if you've been banished t

he plays often in israel. in an interview, he decried musicians who canceled their concerts because of boycott pressure. he said many bad words about them that we will not repeat. he said they are not rock 'n' roller'swhy? because of how they were targeted. the boycott activists, they do not start with the phonebook of rock 'n' roll letters and work their way up to zz top. they see who are already playing in israel and they target them. people who succumb to boycotts are those who have already performed, we have done business in israel and planning to do more. cost is so high that they give up on it. the same with companies like airbnb. airbnb was targeted because it did not have a problem doing business in israel and the west bank. that is why they were doing it. the goal of these campaigns is to make the cost greater than the benefits. what this shows is decisions to boycott israel are not necessarily ideological decisions. that is a point that will be relevant when we talk about the first amendment concerns

israel has a committed friend in the white house. israel has friends at the u.s. department of education. we are so pleased to have can marcus as our assistant secretary for civil rights and read rubenstein -- [ applause ] -- and rage room assign as our acting general counsel. many of you know both men and their longtime work against discrimination and anti- semitism. one of the most pernicious and prevalent examples of anti- semitism on campus is the campaign known as bds. these campus bullies claim they stand for human rights., we all know bds stands for anti- semitism. we recently made clear at williams college that these kinds of efforts are unacceptable. students there are trying to register a pro israel group. after much anti-semitic uproar, the college council denied the group recognition. we negotiated a resolution agreement with the college that affords the pro israel student group the same rights and privileges as any other student group. there's another issue, with duke and unc. i recently directed an investigation of a conference. the may have been fun

israel is the only one targeted by this is a game that israel always tries to to play in relation to international israel refuses to implement or respect any. court of law that the civilized nations live by israel is the vote the most violator of more the largest number of international resolutions for a national orms including international human rights law which the court is ready to demand why does the occupation deny the palestinian people their rights their human to the basic human rights and that's a question that israel should be asked why does israel moves its own population into occupied territory and tries to grab the land and the next is jerusalem ok let me let me say matt i'm sorry to cut you off that we are running short on time abby bell if i could raise that point with you we heard that the suggestion that it's not security which is the race on tetra for this war it's annexation of or key pipelines how would you respond to that. well there's some very simple statistics on this in the years before the barrier was created roughly in the 4 years beforehand palestinian ter

is becoming much harsher we see that israel's influence is waning that the hetero doxie around israel as infallible as something that both. sides of the aisle will protect we see that crumbling so it makes sense it makes sense that as it's crumbling there isn't a head gemini that holds up itself where people just self corrects and self discipline but instead there is a rise in the coercive force to punish those who step out of line support of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement has suggested that if you're a supporter of israel your guilty of jewelled loyalty in the past and she along with so i don't is part of any benteke attention the democratic party now being protected by the democratic leadership i expected. what i mean by pushback is you know ugliness and hate in misunderstanding and anger being directed at me and really my faith or somebody that looks like me kind of developed into this massive kind of targeting attack. which she did to leave has been pressured and scrutinized in a way 1st term members of congress almost never are and she says what her colleague you h

is becoming much harsher we see that israel's influence is waning that the hetero doxie around israel as infallible as something that both. sides of the aisle will protect we see that crumbling so it makes sense it makes sense that as it's crumbling there isn't a head gemini that holds up itself where people just self corrects and self discipline but instead there is a rise in the coercive force to punish those who step out of line support of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement has suggested that if you are supporter of israel your guilty of too old loyalty in the past and she along with so i don't mar is part of any medic mentioned the democratic party now being protected by the democratic leadership so i expected. what i mean by pushback is you know ugliness hate and misunderstanding and anger being directed at me and really my faith or somebody that looks like me kind of developed into this massive kind of targeting attack. which she did to leave has been pressured and scrutinized in a way 1st term members of congress almost never are and she says what her colleague yohan

-israel memorandum. it re-authorizes united states loan guarantees and extends war reserve stockpiles for israel. h.r. 1837 also codifies policies to ensure that the united states can transfer precision-guided munition and other defense articles to israel quickly in the event of an emergency. we all know that israel faces threats on multiple fronts, from iran, from hezbollah, hamas, and others. these adversaries aren't going to call ahead in the event of an escalation. we need to be prepared with appropriate authorities to ensure that if israel is facing a protracted or multi-front conflict, that the united states can help. mr. speaker, i yield the remainder of my time to my good friend, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith, and i'd ask for unanimous consent that he be allowed to control that time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith, is recognized. mr. smith: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank my good friend for yielding. i yield myself two min

and israel's president has met with the european union representative as efforts to and the country's political crisis ramp up the u.s. hoping that it special envoy can help convince nicolas maduro to allow a free and fair election president maduro an opposition leader was who has declared himself acting president had been engaged in a bitter power struggle since january both sides have already agreed to resume talks we'll keep you posted on that as are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera have another bulletin at the top of the hour in the meantime inside story is that next. to al jazeera. problems besides the instability is corruption we listen. who are pushing the united states and president trump into conflict we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter which is iraq. it was declared illegal 15 years ago but israel separation wall still stands and continues to affect the lives of palestinians in the occupied west bank israel argues it's protecting its security but at what cost to peace this is insight story. hello and welcome to the program i'm hala m

capital of israel. i recognized goal on heights. i have done all of this for israel. omar, i find it hard to believe i hear her put in a sanctions bill against israel and other sanctions.nd when i hear that, you can't talk about our country that way. when people are angry at them, i understand. feudter: this political you are having with congressman omar and the rest of the democrat, is a good politically for you? pres. trump: i don't know if it is good or bad, i don't care. when people are speaking so badly, when they call our country garbage, think of that. that is worse than deplorable. when they call our country garbage, i don't care about politics, i don't care if it is good or bad. many say it is good, i don't know. i can tell you this, you cannot talk that way about our country. not when i'm the president. i think they have said horrible things. they are anti-semitic. you look at what the statements they made about israel are, it is a disgrace. they have first amendment rights to say what they wa

is becoming much harsher we see that israel's influence is waning that the hetero doxie around israel as infallible as something that both. sides of the aisle will protect we see that crumbling so it makes sense it makes sense that as it's crumbling there isn't a head gemini that holds up itself where people just self corrects and self discipline but instead there is a rise in the coercive force to punish those who step out of line support of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement has suggested that if you are supporter of israel your guilty of jewelled loyalty in the past and she along with so i don't mar is part of an anti-semitic tension the democratic party now being protected by the democratic leadership i expected. what i mean by pushback is you know ugliness and hate and misunderstanding and anger being directed at me and really my faith or somebody that looks like me kind of developed into this massive kind of targeting attack. which she did to leave has been pressured and scrutinized in a way 1st term members of congress almost never are and she says what her colleague

you are a big supporter for the state of israel. the people of israel. you gogo to israel often. why is that? >> i have been to israel 42 times. i have known prime minister netanyahu since 1985. we are personal friends. he's been in my home, he has spoken at my church. i consider him one of the great leaders in the history of israel. the reason that christians support israel is that the bible supports israel. the bible presents its rail as the sovereign state that god created. israel is the on state in the history of the world created by a sovereign act of god. god in genesis 12 made a covenant with abraham. i will bless you, i will make your name great, i will bless your children with the jewish people. yourur children will bless the nations of the earth. then in the 17th chapter he made a blood covenant. god did. with abraham. and god caused him to put five animals on the ground in a blood covenant. and god walked between the separated pieces reciting the contents of the covenant which was to give the land of israel to the jewish people forever. it was an unbreakable covenant.

is becoming much harsher we see that israel's influence is waning that the hetero doxie around israel as infallible as something that both sides of the aisle will protect we see that crumbling so it makes sense it makes sense that as it's crumbling there isn't a head gemini that holds up itself where people just self correct and self discipline but instead there is a rise in the coercive force to punish those who step out of line support of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement has suggested that if you're a supporter of israel your guilty of jewelled loyalty in the past and she along with so i don't maher is part of an anti-semitic contingent of the democratic party now being protected by the democratic leadership i expected. what i mean by pushback is you know ugliness and hate and misunderstanding and anger being directed at me and really my faith or somebody that looks like me kind of developed into this massive kind of targeting attack as we should do to leave has been pressured and scrutinized in a way 1st term members of congress almost never are and she says what her c

, recognizing it has been israel's but he is just sending the signal for the enemies of israel, israel has a right to defend the slant without anyone's approval, israel has the right to exist and the right to defend itself and he is also been a friend to president, to prime minister netanyahu. everything he has promised to do he did it and that is a very unusual thing for politicians in our generation so yes, we think the president is doing a fabulous job with the congress that is fighting him every step of the way. >> what about his appointment of judges. >> i am deeply appreciative of the conservative judges that are on the court and i think that the chance of having justice in america is determined by the justice in the supreme court and fulfilling all of the vacancies, there are some 200 some judges that needed to be fulfilled and they were going very slow until recently and now the pace has picked up, but if we can get category of judges that are right-thinking conservative constitutional judges, this country will benefit for 40 - 50 years from the administration of donald trump.

israel refuses to implement or respect any court of norm that the civilized nations live by israel is the vote the more violator of more the largest number of international resolutions for a national arms including international human rights law which the court ask is really to the man why does the occupation the not i the palestinian people their rights their human do the basic human rights and that's a question that israel should be asked why does israel moves its own population into occupied territory and tries to grab the lead. ok let me let me. i'm sorry to cut you off so we are running short on time well if i could raise that point with you we heard there the suggestion that it's not security which is the reason for this war it's annexation of or keypoint lands how would you respond to that. well there's some very simple statistics on this in the years before the barrier was created roughly in the 4 years beforehand palestinian terrorists murdered roughly a 1000 israeli civilians in hundreds of different attacks all those attacks were violations of international law not only wer

israel plied for the limit just in case. on the jordanian side there's no problem they let him through with his german passport then he takes a short past ride through the no man's land to get to the israeli side. the lights of the city of jericho in the west bank flicker in the distance but 1st he has to pass through israel's border control after a wait of 3 hours he's told that israel won't recognize his german passport and the israeli authorities say they never received his application for a permit to pass through the country. need our has to go back to jordan. the city i don't understand most as. i just always come. back in amman friends take him in. i was on friday. and i was in the room from there he tries to obtain permission to travel to gaza things are looking good but no one can guarantee that he'll be allowed back out. on the back because a lot of them other argument they're all saying you're returning a gun or if you're returning go to so book i keep hearing that word in hebrew has been happening now in arabic to

insaf and hospitals israel takes care of refugees israel doesn't take. it as a matter of policy of hurting civilians who are so irresponsible of the other parties involved to involve you know to to visit. civilian. sure. i was going to ask you i know that the un previously is criticize israel are carrying out strikes that it has admitted to. i mean it is against international law reason it. well it is more against international law to threaten the country $24.00 seventh's by its annihilation that is precisely what all the our neighbors around not only declared but even bragged about this out loud . has even bragged i am only quite happy that israel exists so we could not hold down all jews across the planet here and let alone his own friday sermons where he all the time he basically he brags in front of the whole of his own audience how he will annihilate israel and how he will liberate jerusalem and so forth and how he will occupy the galilee and even he has his supposedly most sophisticated weapon that he is who is the tunnel attacks which we. verd so

persisted with us and israel so afraid of. what is so dangerous about me that i'm not allowed to go to my own territory. i've been in germany for years i'm just coming back to visit my family and i should be able to do that freely i can't understand. from israel's point of view they have good reason for their stance. cooper bitch was the former head of the civilian branch of code get an i.d.f. unit that's responsible for issuing travel permits for palestinians through israel . let's not forget the gaza strip is controlled by a terror organization hamas ok it changes all the reality for us other israelis and for palestinians also i understand that the people are caught in between. other affordably out there and they are the ones who are paying the price of terror all on one hand israeli policy against dato entity if he is inside his travel in gaza do you know what he's doing there can we know what who is doing what to what he's doing there. ok that's what it takes to understand. that somebody from terror organizations in gaza l

and israel technology. [applause] >> however, as it turns out, this was just the beginning of my experience with tunnels. four years later, in 2018, during my time in the ivf command, i was chosen to open a new position in the northern command. ivf decided to launch an operation to locate and destroy hezbollah tunnels on the northern border. the operation called operation northern shield. hezbollah is a terror organization based in lebanon and funded by iran as a proxy in the middle east. is prepared by a terrorist organization in order to attack the communities and the idea position in the area. causing mass destruction and death inside israel. as part of the attack plan, hezbollah builds terror tunnels that cross into israel territory in order to transfer its forces quietly and quickly prior to the attack. areollah's terror tunnels in violation of the un security council resolution number 1701. after then 2006, second lebanon war, a resolution made with the primary goal of banning the activities of the or

that was then he heads to the border with israel. that. he'll 1st need to pass through the jordanian and then the israeli border control that. is in the mouth of a half an hour will be at the border to palestine i hope we get into day for the feel of the one called. this bridge after her let's go so to speak. needle has a german passport. will israel recognize it unless impasse since he's palestinian by birth will they require a special permit to travel through israel blood for them and just in case. on the jordanian side there's no problem they let him through with his german passport then he takes a short bus tried through the no man's land to get to the israeli side. the lights of the city of jericho in the west bank flicker in the distance but 1st he has to pass through israel's border control after a wait of 3 hours he's told that israel won't recognize his german passport and the israeli authorities say they never received his application for a permit to pass through the country. need our has to go back to jordan. the city i don't un

we never knew our partnership with israel.--we have renewed our partnership with israel. thanks to president trump's bold new approach them all of this was achieved in only three months. -- only 30 months. [applause] mr. bolton: imagine what we will accomplish in a second term. [applause] [crowd chanting "four more years"] an honor toit was speak with you today. thanks you very much. [applause]

deny israel's existence. and violently work to wipe it off the map. i think of my own visits to the holy land. they were indelible experiences that have shaped me in many ways. visiting my great uncle and aunt in the netherlands and seeing where they had dozens of fleeing jews behind flour sacks in their bakery during the second world war also impacted me deeply. the atrocities of the holocaust must never again occur. never again. [applause] this administration is committed to protecting israel, our strong ally in the middle east only democracy. israel has a committed friend in the white house and israel has friends at the u.s. department of education. we are so pleased to have ken marcus as her assistant andetary for civil rights lee rubenstein as our acting general counsel. many of you know both men and their longtime work against discrimination and anti-semitism. one of the most pernicious and prevalent examples of anti-semitism on campus is the campaign known as bdf. these campus bullies claimed they stan

pompeo: you all know israel is an important partner. it's an ally. israel is a friend. can i get an amen? >> amen! of. pompeo: i want to kick my remarks by telling you seven you will know what a lot a lot of folks truly don't. missions in america -- christians in america are among israel's greatest friends. [applause] sec. pompeo: this isn't a new development. christian support in america for zion, the jewish homeland, goes back to the puritan settlers and has been true for centuries. our second president a couple years back said, "i really wish the jews in judaic an independent nation." a little more recently, just over 100 years ago 1916 in a prominent american evangelist named william blackstone helped to convince president woodrow wilson to support the declaration, the united kingdom's on statement of support for a national home for the jewish people. that document helped to lay the groundwork for what happened in 1948, when the missouri baptist displayed an incredible act of political courage -- you have to remember these times, it was a world that was recovering f

said the own us is on israel. all concessions have to come from israel. and the palestinians should reject negotiations and just allow international pressure to build on israel. well, you know, that's not how negotiations work and no way to promote peace. that's why this movement is so counterproductive, in my view. you want to criticize the government, that's your right. you want to stop buying products from a certain country, that is also your right. but participating in an international commercial effort that undermines israel legitimacy isn't the same as an individual exercising first amendment rights. i continue to believe that a two-state solution which guarantees self-determination for both jews and palestinians, not one or the other, is the best way to solve the israeli-palestinian conflict. the overwhelming majority of my colleagues agree with me and congress has said so before in bipartisan resolutions. today, we have the opportunity to reiterate that point and to warn against something that would derail that solution. i thank my colleagues and

and then have a connection with the state of israel. this has been an extraordinary wave of legislation that shows deep american policy between bigotry and anti- summative is one - - anti-semitism and individuals based not on what they have done but their affiliations and connections in israel and starting with south carolina and illinois this has swept the nation in extraordinary ways. so add a moment were so many things including matters related to this and everything else are seen as polarizing, divisive by republicans and democrats and everything here in the city the anti- boycott laws are extraordinarily bipartisan and in all 27 states overwhelmingly bipartisan and the overwhelming majority. so republicans and democrats across the country say refusing to do business with someon someone, discriminatory refusal to deal because of their connections to israel , that is something discriminatory enough we don't want our state taxpayer money to subsidize that activity. even the laws some states will not do business or do contracts if they

can economically boycott the state of israel and to me you want to show support of israel than show support in other forms not by oppressing the american public. from speaking out and we're turning in the country that is not democratic is not about. freedom freedom of expression religion speech all of those things. although 2 organizations care the council on american islamic relations and the a.c.l.u. the american civil liberties union are fighting that trend in the courts and in some cases winning. public radio in the case of george hale for instance a radio journalist who station broadcasts out of texas a and m. university having once reported from the west bank and having seen the effects of the occupation hale supports the b.d.s. campaign last year the university which is funded by the state of texas required hale to sign a contract stipulating that he would not participate in or speak in favor of a boycott of israel and mention that i don't agree because i made it very clear and they rejected that immediately cosigner it won't work there's the exact words from the higher ups t

it is not the views about israel these laws target but economic conduct aimed at israel. let me give you a couple examples which of the company paying the banner from its headquarters, down with is really apartheid, and a palestinian flag, they are entirely eligible for state contracts and state investments under all 27 of these laws. on the other hand if they company, not because it has any opposition to israel but because it is bleed and intimidated by boycott activists chooses to refuse to deal with israel even if they have nothing in particular while they do it they are subject to the laws, that is the case of air b&b which made it completely clear a partial boycott of israel was not based on opposition to israeli policy and no ideological basis whatsoever but based on years of bullying and intimidation by boycott activists. one of the insights of the laws is companies that boycott israel typically do not do so out of ideological conviction. they do so because they have been exposed to various pressures. this is language i personally 02 ian anderson, lead singer of th

you are a big supporter of the state of israel and the people of israel and you go to israel often. why is that? >> i have been to israel 42 times. i have known prime minister netanyahu since 1885. we are personal friends. he has been in my home. he is spoken at my church i consider him one of the great leaders in the history of israel. the reason that christian support is real because the bible is real. the bible presents israel as a sovereign state. it is the only state in the history of the world created by a sovereign act of god. god in genesis 12 made a covenant i will bless your children with the jewish people your children will bless the nations of the earth. and then in the 17th chapter to make a blood covenant that god did with abraham. god called him to put five animals on the ground and he walked between the separated pieces deciding the contents of the covenant to give the land of israel to the jewish people forever. there are i three types of covenants a shoe and assault and the blood covenant but don't go down that road. but god created the heaven and the earth he had

they cannott cross into israel for work or to go to the west bank. and the only exist is through egypt where people spend days at the border. >> i felt like i left to go to another country, you know? >> you went to another country. >> so you think i did the right thing? >> oh, forget it. >> forget it? >> yeah. >> theyey'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe

he came up to me and said, i love israel. i asked, matthew, let me ask you a question, is it true young evangelicals are less supportive of israel than ever before? he said, absolutely, that's true. he said, because we also go to college. we also hear what's being said. we also in that same context, the same indoctrination. this is, my friends, a moment of decision for us. what we see in europe and what we see here in the united states is a combustible caldreth of anti-semitism from the ethnic supremacist right, the vicious anti-zionist left and radical islam. they operate together, they borrow each other's language and they paint each other's symbols on jewish institutions. we have to decide that today, today there is no room for disunity in the jewish world. the times are too urgent, the crisis too great. if we are serious about fighting all anti-semitism, now is the time for us to come together, one voice. we are in the final weeks, the final week of the counting of the omar. what is it about? the process of transition fro

to deepen the occupation instead of pushing israel to put an end to the creation it pushes israel to do to become even more violent and brutal told the palestinians instead of restraining israel. is no longer israel has this card blanche you would see many changes on the ground i mean things that were unsinkable until 2 years ago might become true including oversleep their famous an exaggeration why wouldn't the go for an extension the americans say in favor of it gideon levy a columnist at israeli newspaper ha'aretz thank you for your time. now the man expected to become britain's next prime minister has taken issue with remarks made by vladimir putin boris johnson has vowed to show that the president was wrong to note that liberalism is now obsolete a favorite in the u.k. the conservative party leadership contest in 5th and brags it will prove his point his artie's probably boyko from london with more details. ever since that demand putin declared that liberalism is obsolete in that interview ahead of the g 20 summit in japan there's been plenty of discussion about what liberalism

palestinian fears have increased since israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans to annex parts of the west bank if you die who will have the main goal in the israeli agenda is to grab more lands push more people out especially those living in east jerusalem the wall helps israel build more settlements extending existing ones and consolidate them in the palestinian territory our own 65 percent of the israeli separation wall is complete the rest is under construction and when it's finished is expected to take up to 10 percent of all land in the occupied west bank many palestinians say the main purpose of israel's policy is to make life so unbearable they have no option but to leave me deborah him as the occupied west bank. or let's bring in our panel in ramallah we have. assistant minister for multilateral affairs at the palestinian foreign ministry in west jerusalem we have a senior fellow at pico hellat policy forum and a professor of law and bar iran university and in beirut we're joined by the professor president rather of the sensor for defending civil rights and

because of israel's treatment of palestinians. live coverage of the house on c-span. >> the house will be in order. before the house communication from the speaker. speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. july 23, 2019. i hereby appoint the honorable mada lean dean to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives . the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. pocan, for five minutes. thank you, madam chair. today we'll be taking up a resolution to denounce the b.d.s. movement, the boycott, divestmen

the bds movement is targeted at in israel. not muslims in israel. it is a discriminatory measure. and they openly support this. they tell a lounge with linda or sore. have you heard some of the stuff, the stuff coming out? >> sean: the one that supports sharia? that one? >> exactly, these are pictures that would be devastating to a g.o.p. or conservative candidate if somebody with the resume of linda sarsour was shown. >> sean: when the president said, and actually tweeted out, which i thought was interesting in the media would never talk about, it is up to people to decide whether to stay or leave. he is very clear about that. she comes from a country where abortion is imprisonment or even assisting in such, where if you say anything bad about islam, you are going to jail, but if you happen to be gay, you are going to jail, go fix that country of origin, you are a citizen, he said, it is up to you if you want to stay or go, but then you can come back and fix this place after you fix that place. i think the people of north carolina were taking, i don't think they were saying send

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