Will not solve the problem. The challenges dealing with hostage taking in the middle east is the challenges us dealing with the middle east. How to sort out our enemies from our friends. Thank you very much. [applause]. But also the lone wolfs, meaning that particularly now as we are seeming to take over the people who came to watch a movie, opened fire and all that, and obviously we have to think about also the future in terms of the environment of the socalled lone wolf now to weaponize, lets say, ebola and take over, you know, entire communities hostage. Let me move on to our friend and colleague, dr. Wayne zaideman, as i mentioned, with his experience for decades at the fbi but also academically. He has a doctorate from nyu on iran, and i asked him to share with us his experiences in the middle east and elsewhere. Thank you, professor yonah. When i took a crisis hostage negotiations course in the fbi in the early 90s, it was focused basically on criminal hostages. And when i asked
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I would like to introduce you to the rabbi of the free synagogue of jerusalem and freedman works for an Important Organization which is a Legal Services corporation for ethiopia. Welcome. Good to be here. Lets ask you, what does this do . It means hue. It brings together leaders of different segments of the Israeli Society, people from the orthodox world. I am a reformed rabbi. People from a mid eastern background, european background, people from different sorb i can economical statuses. We are there in order to work together, in order to create a group that will deepen the pluralis tick nature of the society. In israel when we think of pluralism or pluralistic, what does that mean to you . As a person, it means to get to know others, others from the society, to be open minded and sigh there are different people around us which you dont meet every day. But we usually judge them by the way they look, way they think, way the they walk, what they are wearing, what language theyre speakin
We are confident it will come soon. But i know that it is a specific concern of that community. We have been working with the state of missouri not just to address that landfill, but it is an area where this is not the only thing to worry about in terms of impact on the environment in that area. We have been doing an awful lot of work, looking at the area as well, as well as this small landfill. It is a big deal and we are being as responsive as we can. We will at the record of decision as quickly as we can. Some are worried about a protective action guide regarding radioactive water. Why is the epa proposing this, and does the protective action guide pose a risk to the public . There are two ways that we are looking at this protective action guide. And i will explain this from the viewpoint of someone at work at state for 17 years. This guideline is a guideline to explain to states what they should do when an emergency happens, when there is a release of radioactive material, and how
A convener, a planner, if under, they can ensure that we flourish flourish. Federations have a history throughout our country. They exist in different mostly urban jewish communities around the country. So can you talk a little bit about what the history of federations across the country is the . Absolutely. There are more than 150 of them around the country. They were formed with the idea of bringing the community together, and assuring there was a fundraising arm for the community, a planning for the community and the federation build communities around the country with their partners. And so our Federation Region serves San Francisco city and county, and the peninsula throughout the mountain view. Correct. In our particular federation, in this region, first of all, what we do is we can be in our partners. And we together collaborate and plan on what the needs of the community are, how were going to meet them. We then raise the funds sometimes in collaboration with them, to ensure th