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acts other than to see israel diet if you want to see the bds movement die then give them the antiseptic of sunlight and they will weather away. israel has to pick the lesser of 2 evils and the lesser of 2 evils is not to allow them to come because it was a stunt, they were not going to get the other side of the trip and as you see they had to mitigate their losses. >> did they accomplished part of their stunned because here we are talking about the bds movement and people at home who may not know that is the boycott of israel and the headline yesterday and today all weekend long. >> they did if america only gets one side of the muslim equation and this is the problem with the left media is they only allow muslims to speak on behalf of the rest of us and the american muslim community and their 1 million muslims that live inside israel that are offended by their radicalism, many muslims reject bds and accept israel as our ally.
ainsley: they don't represent every will woman. drurem>> this is the problem wih the left media is they only allow these muslims to speak on behalf of the rest of us in the american muslim community. and there are a million muslims that live inside israel that are probably offended by their radicalism. there are many muslims that reject bds that accept israel as our ally, as our democracy. make no mistake the bds movement is not about one side of the equation. it's a movement that seeks to destroy and eliminate israel. it has no other end point that has no asks other than to see israel die. pete: 90% of palestinians live under the corrupt palestinian authority. they haven't held elections for 10 years. if they held elections hamas would get elected like they did in gaza. dr. zuhdi yasser makes a great point.
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is not surprising. the american muslim community has experienced horrific attacks motivated by people who are inspired by white nationalist causes, whether it's attacks on our mosques, attempts to attack our communities, so this has been going on for some time. i think the question that i'm really sitting with this morning, alisyn, is this should be a wakeup call. the attack in new zealand, we have seen horrific attacks not against just muslims, but the jewish community, the sikh community. this should be a wakeup call for political leaders to prioritize and tackling this issue in preventing these in the future. >> it seems clear to me that the alarm clock is broke he because the language used in this disgusting manifesto is very similar to that that we heard of the killer at the pittsburgh synagogue, invasion, other,
the fact that people, a house of worship is a sacred place for not just muslims, but people of all faith. to see that shattered and not just vandalism on the side of the wall. b barbarically to enter and gun down these people. if it can happen in new zealand, it can happen in the united states. there is a very real, great fear about that. i'm so proud of the american muslim community. we have been through a lot the last few years. our mosques have been fire-bombed. we have been attacked. people are resilient. we are not stopping from going to mosques and worshiping and reaching out to our friends and neighbors. so we are going to get through this. we're also going to demand more action from our elected officials in law enforcement to protect us and all americans
allow the president of the united states to discriminate against a group of people based simply on their religion. and it reminds us unfortunately, chris, of a time 75 years ago when the government at that time came before this very same court and said that it had the authority to discripnate against a group of people based on their ethnicity. that led to the internment of japanese americans. in the courtroom today, chris, it was so heartening. not only were there concerned americans and the american muslim community but i was inspired to see the widow of the late justice thurgood marshall and karen koramatsu, the daughter of fred who challenged the internment of japanese americans before the supreme court. their presence is sending an important message to the court to be on the right side of history. >> joshua, there's a question here, a statutory question which is complicated. there's a bunch of statutes that see in tension with each other.
kara arguing against the travel ban and was at the supreme court for oral arguments today. hana, that travel ban case, the most anticipated case of the entire year on the supreme court docket, what did you think of what you saw today? >> wow, well, chris, today was a historic day. and i think what's at the core of the issue that's before the court is whether the court will allow the president of the united states to discriminate against a group of people based simply on their religion. and it reminds us unfortunately, chris, of a time 75 years ago when the government at that time came before this very same court and said that it had the authority to discripnate against a group of people based on their ethnicity. that led to the internment of japanese americans. in the courtroom today, chris, it was so heartening. not only were there concerned americans and the american
with young muslims talking about being harassed, bullied, attacks on the mosque, death threats. you know you live in a country now where you're a parent of muslims, you fear your kids going out because they might be attacked at a mosque. this is a place of worship. there should be a zero tolerance policy about any of this. so it's great to see jewish mousse limb christian leaders united. >> so message from the president dwret. we don't know what this is. we don't know if it's a hate crime. we doemt know what it is yet. the dporch or has called it an act of terrorism. does it surprise you and does it matter that the president hasn't chiemd in? >> it p doesn't surprise me. even if it turns out to be a true act of terrorism, i don't expect donald trump to stand up for the american muslim community. this is a man who campaigned in ways we never saw, demonizing our community, saying islam hates us, saying thousands of americans cheered on 9/11. calling for a complete shut down on muslims.
our community has been really concerned about what we will see during this ramadan and will it result in more hate crimes in america. nobody should fear because of their religion, they're being attacked or their family attacked or their place of worship burned down. >> let me show you what the president shared about it. some have avoided. he writes this year, the holiday begins as the world mourns the victims of a barbaric attack in manchester. does it bother you that he mentions the terror axis or does that point kind of help separate the two? >> this was supposed to be a message to the american muslim community ramadan. it's a month of social activity with your family. it's the idea of spiritual
i disagree this is something new. this what is president george w. bush said, what president obama said, and in inn fairness to the american muslim community, the american muslim community has repeatedly condemned acts of terror whether al qaeda, isis or elsewhere. we have to be honest with where the problem is. the problem is a small, small subset of young muslims throughout the world and that's a huge problem we have to confront it. we have to confront it with intelligence, with police, with military and hand in hand with the communities. i'm more optimistic than i was that the president's statement in saudi arabia went back to a cooperative tone rather than adversarial one and i think that's a good thing. i hope the strategy now follows that rhetoric. >> this attack specifically, the fact that it was a concert that was basically for tweens and teens, to choose a soft target that's kids? >> there is no doubt that isis is a horrendous, heartless