parts of europe. what i mean by that it becomes harder to go to synagogue and becomes more dangerous to send children to a jewish school and more dangerous to dress in an identifiably jewish way. is the future bright? no it s not particularly bright at the moment. you re there in berlin of course that iconic picture of the gate behind you. what is the situation i have the german flag over my shoulder don t i? you do indeed. situation in germany is better than france right? i think i m going to travel like that from now on. no it s better than france. a, you have the german chancellor, who s very strong against anti-semitism in germany because of the history. it is acutely sensitive to these questions. and also you have a much smaller jewish community for the obvious reason that the holocaust
sunday dinners at my house. it s a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don t like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought over some aleve. it s just two pills, all day! and now, i m back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long. and now introducing aleve pm for a better am. israelis are going to be headed to the polls tomorrow benjamin netanyahu is fighting for his political survival. the match is too close to call with anti-sem itism on the rise in europe. the u.s. is trying to negotiate a nuclear deal with iran that
teenagers. and i happen to look at the comment section in my local newspaper and it was so ugly, so full of vicious hatred, anti-sem itism and anti-palestinian feelings and i was almost revolted to think that decent people who had excellent command of the english language were sitting there writing such horrible and hateful things about other oech and religious group and our country and its leaders. it horrified me. i knew if something terrible happened today we would all come together and put our flag pins in and say we re americans first. but it shouldn t take something terrible happening for us to realize that anger and hatred are destructive emotions. and that we in america have a lot to disagree about but a lot to be grateful for. i m going it right
reporter: many muslims feel they are in the position again to have to defend their faith. not investigate us. reporter: the islamic center and mosque to be built by ground zero drew fierce opposition along with a dozen attacks on mosques across the country. it s open season on hate towards muslims and islam. reporter: why now? despite negative images in the movies and in the news. john is a religion and islamic professor at georgetown university in washington, d.c. they feel threatened by the economy and terrorism. the risk is that islamphobia will become the new form of discrimination like anti-sem itism. reporter: intensifying hostility and rise in hate