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Station. 2. Everybody, thank you for joining kron. 4 news at 2. Im Catherine Heenan with the ongoing war between israel and hamas. This years passover celebrations. Are believed to be generally more subdued. The annual jewish festival of freedom has been marred by the backdrop of deaths, including tens of thousands of palestinians here in the bay area. Kron fours Philippe Djegal reports that the holiday is also leading to security concerns at synagogues. Our celebrations for passover this year are definitely muted. Nevertheless, rabbi mark blum says the Jewish Community is commanded by tradition to celebrate the 7 to 8 days of passover. Adding that despite the current violent state of affairs in the middle Holocaust Survivors at his place of worship in oakland. Temple beth abraham tell him to rejoice anywhere. And anyway, you can admitting, that is a tough task these days. Its hard. 2 celebrate festival of freedom when our people are hostages and knowing that these hostages. Are not fr
Efforts. Or to situate slavery back into the history of the president ial plantations, not entirely sure. I went back and forth on how to say that. Im not entirely sure which is the right way to set but what i think is the crucial thing to say is that we are considering the processes that have erased the obvious location of the enslaved in the histories of the presidencies. And everyone here on this panel and many of you in the audience are involved in efforts that precisely do not assume the that slavery is some sort of addition or addon to the president ial histories but rather that the two are inextricable. To that and im really excited to each of us afternoons speakers talk about the work there and equate at the president ial plantations are some good introduced all of them to you now in the order which they will speak, and we had planned the presentations to allow for significant time at the inn for the panelist to both engage each other and the audience to ask questions here so f
People have decided. In their recent referendum, a narrow majority voted for president erdogan to have more power a lot more. While his supporters celebrate, the rest of the country is in shock at the outcome. Many, like neslihan, an activist from istanbul, cannot do not believe the results. They are so incensed by claims of election fraud, they are no longer afraid of the longstanding government crackdown on critics and are taking to the streets to protest. Reporter outraged by their loss in the referendum approving more and sweeping powers for turkish president recep tayyip erdogan, protesters march in the streets of istanbul. They feel cheated. Engineer neslihan karatas spontaneously joins the march. She can hardly believe the opposition lost. Ms. Karatas im 28 years old. Ive never done anything more sensible for democracy and freedom as i have in the past three months. Ive hit the streets with friends. Weve been informing people and campaigning for a no. And we got so much encourag
People have decided. In their recent referendum, a narrow majority voted for president erdogan to have more power a lot more. While his supporters celebrate, the rest of the country is in shock at the outcome. Many, like neslihan, an activist from istanbul, cannot do not believe the results. They are so incensed by claims of election fraud, they are no longer afraid of the longstanding government crackdown on critics and are taking to the streets to protest. Reporter outraged by their loss in the referendum approving more and sweeping powers for turkish president recep tayyip erdogan, protesters march in the streets of istanbul. They feel cheated. Engineer neslihan karatas spontaneously joins the march. She can hardly believe the opposition lost. Ms. Karatas im 28 years old. Ive never done anything more sensible for democracy and freedom as i have in the past three months. Ive hit the streets with friends. Weve been informing people and campaigning for a no. And we got so much encourag