Arrestados. Ha parado todo su de 50 personas resultaron heridas con un autobus choco contra un tren en los heridos estan en condicion critica, pero ¿como ocurrio la colision . Liberan a presunto narcotraficante. Un juez en mexico ordena la salida generacion. Y giro historico, La Administracion va y la dea buscan reclasificar la marihuana para que sea utilizada con fines medicos. La medida ya genera controversia. Y asi comenzamos. Se le hundio en la noche, con arantxao y saga. Esta noche cientos de policias antimotines ingresaron a la universidad de colombia y arrestaron a unos 100 manifestantes que se negaban desalojar el emblematico edificio hannibal hall, tomado violentamente desde esta madrugada. Esta medida fue solicitada por las propias autoridades universitarias. ¿que tal . Muy buenas noches. La atencion llego a su punto maximo en la universidad de colombia, en donde desde hace casi dos semanas comenzaron Las Protestas contra la guerra en gaza, que luego se extendieron a univer
Edelstein. Please welcome the 2017 from the university of pennsylvania [ inaudible ] ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. Our program will ghin five minutes. Our program will begin in five minutes. Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. Our program will begin in one minute. Ladies and gentlemen oushgs program will now begin. Please welcome this years winners of the duke ruddman leadership award, the student activists from Florida State university. [ applause ] thank you all so much for the biggest shoutout of Student Group can receive. The support we get from aipac staff and all of you 24 7 allows us to do our work and be successful. For all of us and the rest of the nearly 4,000 student activityists here this week, this conference gives us a huge dose of inspiration to tackle tough challenges back on campus and carry out our work all year long. And i know it is the same for all of you. Policy conference is like no other experience. That is why each year our campus alon
Force to protect its people, israel mounted a preemptive strike. Over just six days, israel deleted the egyptian air force, we took the golan heights, and return the city of jerusalem. [applause] the sixday redefined israel and americas relationship with the young jewish state. So tonight we come together to discuss the war and its impacts. This is six days in june. [begin video] end vido] video] is not only a native of the city of jerusalem but he is servingly currently as its merit. Please welcome the mayor of jerusalem. And one of israels leading authors and thinkers. Chronicles the story of the israeli paratroopers who reunified jerusalem. Pleaseand gentlemen, welcome him. You were the only one of the four of us actually living in jerusalem during the war. What do you remember of the days leading up to and during the war. Was sevenyearsold. I remember prewar, helping the soldiers dig trenches and fill sandbags right around my home. We were a few hundred yards from the Demilitarized
Please wcome Founding Editor of the times of israel, david horowitz. Good evening again, everybody. 50 years ago, israel fought a war for its survival. By the summer of 1967, 250,000 arab troops amassed on israels borders. Forced to protect its people, israel mounted a strike. The sixday war redefined israel and american jurys relationship with the young jewish state, so tonight we come together to discuss the war and its impact. This is six days in june. With this us this evening to talk about the 6day war and its impacts are three incredible guests. We have the former israeli ambassador to the united states, as some of you may know, and now is the deputy minister for diplomacy in the Prime Ministers office. Hes also the author of 6 days of war, one of the most highly regarded books on the 6day war. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome once again ambassador michael oren. Nir barka trt not only a native the city of jerusalem, but he is currently serving his second term as its mor. Ladi
Maybe before we open it up i would be interested to hear where do you see that sight of hope . Where do you see something being made out of nothing, the sort of black tradition . Is there a possibly that there is, if the black church is dying, some sort of resurrection . Is there collaboration . Was the prospect of moving the conversation in a meaningful way in this moment . Real good question, and in my experience theres a lot of hope in the pew, the pulpit is largely in the way. A critique of clergy, because folks know whats wrong. They know that something has to change, but if you are raised like i was initially, youve got this old time religion, you know somethings wrong but you dont know what to do about it. Or you feel something is wrong but you dont know what it is. What that says is that remedial christianity has to be consciousnessraising christianity. For instance, we touched on democracy but democracy is something that is not just some abstract word thats out there. Somethin