As choosing the option that said we would like a twostate solution so we can go on building our own oil or neighbors build their own. Its actually worse numbers that have appeared in similar polls in other years. Sometimes its been more 50 50 that even 50 50 isnt enough. There has to be a consensus on the palestinian side. It doesnt have to be 100 . There has to be a consensus that they will go for permanent peace. Permanent peace also means policing. If there is a palestinian state than you can allow it to be a base for attacks on neighboring states. Rather than look for blame in some day today in every action on the diplomatic front or on the settlement building front or on the military front that the essential question is who wants peace and he wants fighting . On that question, its pretty clear that the blame is today as it has been since the conflict began on one side. Thank you and with that can i ask members of the audience to join me in thanking joshua muravchik. [applause] he
I tell the story in this journey over the past decade and a half or so but coming almost right up to the present. I think i didnt want to do a quickie book in 2011. I went to being a historian and having perspective and thought well of in my profession. And so even to write something after three years is oaudacious. The first generation was elected into office in 20112012 and a raft of books said this is the islamic winter. Not the arab springs. Lets talk about the people who made the changes. Lets talk about this generation. What are they like and who are they and what have they done. Let me read a little from the book about an internet activist of the early 00s. He setup an internet Discussion Group and magazine which was very lively and was very much disliked by the dictatorship. And he ran this for some years and then his Internet Police finally tracked him down at 5 p. M. On june 4th, 2002 six plane closed police man raided the cafe he worked and took him to his apartment and took
Jefferson building of the library of congress. Were very, very fortunate and honored today to have with us chief Justice John Roberts from the United States Supreme Court and the right honorable the lord judge former lord chief justice of england and wales. They have both graciously agreed to sit down with us today to have a conversation about magna carta and its legal legacy. Tomorrows a very big day for us here at the library of congress. And in particular, the staff of the law library. For three years, weve been planning and working, and so finally tomorrow we will be able to open officially our exhibit, magna carta muse and mentor. Itll be right upstairs here in the south gallery of this building, and it has been a joy working on this for three years. The exhibition is the beginning for the library to celebrate the 800th anniversary of magna carta which will take place next year. Now as i know many of you know, the centerpiece for the library of Congress Exhibition will be the magn
Characteristics of a superman. He is a man who lived normally before the war and set himself no goal but to live normally after it. Succeeded because he had patience. He had faith in himself, and he knew it could be done. It took a little while. But he got there. Next on American History tv, u. S. Supreme court chief Justice John Roberts joins the former lord chief justice of england and wales to discuss the magna carta on its 800th anniversary and documents of importance to the american and british judicial system. At the library of congress where a 13th century copy of the magna carta is on display. King john signed the document under pressure from his parents in england his barons in england. Good afternoon. I am the law librarian of congress. On behalf of the librarian of congress, i want to welcome all of you to the beautiful members room here in the Thomas Jefferson building of the library of congress. Were very, very fortunate and honored today to have with us chief Justice John
Up next on American History tv, u. S. Supreme Court Justice john roberts joins egore judges, the former chief justice of england wales, to discuss the magna carta and the documents importance on the american and british legal king john originally signed the document, under pressure from his barrons at running meade england. They looked at the rights guaranteed by the magna carta as they rebelled against the english crown. Good afternoon, everyone. On behalf of james billington, f want to welcome you to the Thomas Jefferson building of the library of congress. Were honored to have toe have a conversation about the magna carta and its legal legacy. Term is a very big day for us here at the library of congress and in particular the staff of the law library, for three years we have been planning magna carta the exhibition is the beginning for the library to celebrate the 800th anyone of magna carta which will take place next year. As i know many of you know, the centerpiece for the library