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[00:00:00] "there's a feeling, especially in the last three years and since the
[00:00:04] Hamas attack on Israel, there's a
[00:00:07] lot
[00:00:08] of the nervousness that
[00:00:12] turns people's mind to see black and
[00:00:15] white, it's either Jewish, Israeli
[00:00:19] or enemies, the rest
[00:00:21] of the world. Christianity is only learned through the traumas
[00:00:24] and the realistic traumas
[00:00:27] of the Jewish people. The only thing
[00:00:28] a you'l know about Christians..." is that they persecuted us, they
[00:00:32] shed our blood, and to it, the government
[00:00:36] who is really pushing towards a very
[00:00:39] haalachic, religious state, at
[00:00:43] least half of this country was taken captive
[00:00:47] and
[00:00:47] in hostages by this mindset, in one
[00:00:50] of the most brutal attacks caught on camera this year a none from another
[00:00:54] mission was slammed to the ground, that video sparked international
[00:00:58] outrage, the assaliant... has been charged, but most
[00:01:02] of of these crimes go unpunished. The police
[00:01:05] closing the files that I submit, it means not
[00:01:09] that the police couldn't catch them, they were not interested enough
[00:01:13] in catching them, but they were not interested because the authorities above told the
[00:01:16] police, don't bother about it. The RFDC has volunteers across
[00:01:20] Israel ready to document potential anti-christian harassment and
[00:01:24] attacks, but even Jiska is aware that there are many
[00:01:28] incidents that still go unrep'.
[00:01:30] The details
[00:01:31] of the attack on the sisters though reached the desk
[00:01:33] of the Russian ambassador. He's now raised it with the Israeli police and
[00:01:37] told RT action was being
[00:01:39] a
[00:01:40] of taken. This is an absolutely
[00:01:44] of unacceptable situation as it has negative psychological impact on
[00:01:47] representatives
[00:01:48] of the clurgy calls into question interreligious peace and harmony, the
[00:01:52] balance and status quo in interreligious relations and generally sends bad
[00:01:56] signals to Christians about the supposed undesirability
[00:01:59] of their. here in the holy land. I have the impression that the Israeli
[00:02:02] authorities, including the police, realize the seriousness
[00:02:05] of these incidents and are prepared to take measures to address them. During our meeting,
[00:02:09] General Ketsuni informed us those teenagers who were seen throwing stones at the
[00:02:13] sisters
[00:02:13] of the Gordinski monastery on July 23 were detained.
[00:02:17] of While she's briavely spoken to RT, sister
[00:02:20] of Elizabetta admitted to us that the attack left her scared to
[00:02:23] death. That very first night, we were so scared, we were
[00:02:27] paralyzed with
[00:02:28] of fear. I can honestly say that
[00:02:29] for the... first time I was afraid to go out alone the next morning, I mean
[00:02:33] we were never afraid before,
[00:02:36] of of never. Her face may keep her strong, but she is only human.
[00:02:39] Sister Elizabeth is courage to speak out will hopefully now give others the
[00:02:43] strength to follow in her footsteps. Charlotte
[00:02:47] Dubinsky, for RT in Jerusalem. You
[00:02:51] can read more about all the stories recovering here on RT international on our website
[00:02:54] rt.com. Bye for
[00:02:59] of now.
[00:03:05] "I think we have so much anger because there is so many people
[00:03:09] that that want something for this country that the
[00:03:12] majority people don't
[00:03:13] of want. Um, we do not want to be enemies
[00:03:16] of the world, we do not want to be enemies of our
[00:03:19] of neighbors, we don't need that, and we don't want to have
[00:03:23] of American citizens being murdered in the streets um by government
[00:03:27] officials, we just don't want any of that, we didn't ask for that and..." and we would
[00:03:30] like things to go back to where we
[00:03:32] of cared of deeply about our neighbors and did not break into people's homes
[00:03:35] and arrest them and send
[00:03:37] of them off to to die somewhere. i think that
[00:03:41] the politics have gotten way too
[00:03:45] dangerous,
[00:03:47] of you know, used to be that if you didn't agree with somebody's politics, you just agreed to disagree, that was it, but
[00:03:51] you didn't come to you, fisticous, you did not,
[00:03:55] shut friends off and turn away from
[00:03:57] of family, it just has gotten so volatile and... just so ugly, nobody wants to be a
[00:04:01] part of that, going to give to the monk and this is
[00:04:05] the back card and i want to tell them
[00:04:07] this,
[00:04:13] it's getting colder and colder outside right, we've been
[00:04:16] walking for seven states already,
[00:04:20] and this is our eighth one, almost come to an
[00:04:23] of end
[00:04:24] of right, we almost there, but uh
[00:04:26] of now i'm sick, so don't know now that the...
[00:04:30] medical team is forcing me to
[00:04:32] a go ER and thing like that, walking in this
[00:04:36] condition and in the cold and
[00:04:39] pain, all kind of illness, so it
[00:04:43] trainers out lot, we should have peace, that
[00:04:47] is not come from outside, but come from
[00:04:50] inside, if we cannot have peace for our
[00:04:53] own, there will be no world peace in this world,
[00:04:57] right, so forgiveness is some thing that to
[00:05:00] start with for us to move forward to have peace.
[00:05:04] okay,
[00:05:32] this journey at all, and you can see on the sash here, there's there's several
[00:05:36] badges and pins, um, and we did not want to leave tonight
[00:05:39] without um making a uh gester'.
[00:05:42] appreciation from our sheriff's office uh from brunsw county and from
[00:05:46] Virginia, especially being that Brunzway County has the first stop in Virginia. I
[00:05:50] have a badge from uh Bronser County Sheriff's office and a pin
[00:05:54] from our CIT um group as
[00:05:56] well.
[00:06:14] it's more the feelings that I get when I watch them do this walk, it's
[00:06:18] powerful and they're they're not shouting, they're not throwing
[00:06:21] things, they're just walking, like a warm and fuzzy
[00:06:25] feeling from top to bottom, and
[00:06:29] you can't help but just stop and and pay
[00:06:31] attention, it it takes over everything, I mean I
[00:06:35] I'm not a political person, but I personally feel they pen us
[00:06:39] against each other, put us on
[00:06:48] terminant time in the US, and the march coincides with everything
[00:06:52] happening right now, with lot the divisions among us, I think there's definitely a lot of
[00:06:55] symbolism in ending this march in Washington DC, where our nation's capital
[00:06:59] is and our law makers and politicians are, I think it's important that
[00:07:03] we really come together and we need something that something that galvinize the American
[00:07:07] people, there's things happening in other countries where our government is
[00:07:10] involved that I don't think that. necessarily going
[00:07:13] to it's going to benefit humankind, not not just now, but uh,
[00:07:17] in the long term. i don't know if ultimately we
[00:07:19] be able to fix anything from from watching what these monks are accomplishing, but i
[00:07:23] think what it's doing is it's bringing a lot of people together from
[00:07:26] different beliefs and backgrounds.
[00:07:28] there are a lot of people that would never stand next each other a icy road at
[00:07:32] 29 degrees to to see some buddhist monks walk
[00:07:36] through when they might be muslim or christian um or
[00:07:40] non-denominational. think in general there's just unrest between
[00:07:43] everybody, whether it's political, whether it's whatever it is,
[00:07:47] just all the unrest, everybody's unhappy, we're supposed to
[00:07:51] be united states of america, this is united right,
[00:07:55] so why would we not be united, that's the goal in itself within our
[00:07:58] constitution to be united, not divided, no way
[00:08:02] whatsoever, what we're seeing each and every day and what so
[00:08:06] many people are going through, it's really horrible, so I
[00:08:10] think now is the time you really have to come together. to have compassion toward
[00:08:14] others, i think that's a big thing, we have to do
[00:08:17] that, we wouldn't be this close each other on the regular day,
[00:08:21] everybody goes, everybody goes their own separate ways, nobody
[00:08:25] really really like come together unless is just reminding
[00:08:29] everybody that we're all in it together, yeah, whether race,
[00:08:32] religion, sex, none of that matters at the end the
[00:08:36] day, we all need the same thing, we all crave the same
[00:08:40] thing, love, the longing. just feeling like you are a part
[00:08:44] of a community can make a big difference, whenever we come
[00:08:48] together and you know join hands makes you feel
[00:08:50] accepted? well, my friend Bernadit and I have been
[00:08:54] watching them since they left Texas and we actually drove down from Long Island, New
[00:08:58] York. I think that the state the world that we're in today,
[00:09:01] especially here in America, we're really in dark times and I
[00:09:05] feel like their message is so clear and to see all
[00:09:09] these people here really just brings me so much hope for.
[00:09:13] our hopefully near future for peace, we need it,
[00:09:17] we're desperate for it. unfortunately we are so divided, and I feel like
[00:09:20] something like this is something that could really unify us and give us like
[00:09:24] a goal together, like a unified goal for
[00:09:28] just living together in peace, no matter what it is. personally for me, I'm
[00:09:32] a I teach first grade in New York, and it's very
[00:09:35] important to me for the little children see that we
[00:09:39] have to have better world, a world has to get. better, they can't, they
[00:09:43] have to see a brighter future, not one that looks like this with all this
[00:09:47] hate.
[00:09:57] feels great, i've been walking for the days with them and
[00:10:00] i came down from Ohio, i'm going to try to make it
[00:10:04] all the way to dc. why did you come to join? well,
[00:10:08] because i want peace, doesn't everybody? i want
[00:10:12] them to stop uh kidnapping uh immigrants and
[00:10:16] deporting them and i want them to
[00:10:20] stop um torturing people in
[00:10:23] prison. "even criminals deserve to be treated
[00:10:27] with human human rights, people's human rights are being
[00:10:31] violated, not even criminals deserve that. these
[00:10:35] men the only way that they eat is if someone donates food to them,
[00:10:39] and they took a leap of faith to to to step out onto the road, not
[00:10:43] knowing where they're going to rest their head at night, and it's crazy because I did
[00:10:46] see lot of negative attention that they got in Georgia, which truly
[00:10:50] bothered me, which is ignorant to me, because Buddhism isn't
[00:10:53] religion." That's the thing, Buddha was a man, he wasn't
[00:10:57] a god, you know, so these people are being ridiculed and
[00:11:01] treated this way off of sheer ignorance, so maybe
[00:11:05] learn, learn somebody's difference before you start mocking them
[00:11:09] and and ridiculing them, and you might realize that you have more in common with that
[00:13:04] my day yesterday by walking behind the the monks and it
[00:13:08] was quite a blessing, i said
[00:13:09] i want to start my day today just like i started it yesterday, i
[00:13:13] was asked by someone who walked along with me for
[00:13:17] a while, well are you walking for peace? i
[00:13:21] start here and maybe the rest the world. will take care of
[00:13:25] itself, i certainly can't heal the world, but maybe maybe i
[00:13:29] can find a little more peace in my remaining
[00:13:33] days by being part of this for a little
[00:13:37] while. well, aren't we all part the world, so if you and
[00:13:40] i feel a little more peace then the world is a little more at peace
[00:13:44] by definition, is it not? i agree, i
[00:13:48] agree. we've come from near Toronto, Ontario,
[00:13:52] canada, specifically coberg, uh, we've driven about
[00:13:55] 12 to 13 hours to be here for the walk
[00:13:59] for peace uh, this day, the hundredth day the
[00:14:03] walk. we wanted to come a time when
[00:14:07] they would be close enough to Washington that we could see them before they entered the
[00:14:10] capital to come and bring our love all the way from Canada and
[00:14:14] to be able to experience the peace and
[00:14:17] harmony that the journey is
[00:14:21] sharing with all the
[00:18:15] y han atravesado varios estados como Carolina del Norte, Virginia,
[00:18:19] bajo una situación climática muy adversa de
[00:18:22] temperaturas bajo cero, de hecho hace unas semanas uno de esos
[00:18:26] monjes sufrió accidente grave, accidente de
[00:18:30] tráfico y tuvo que ser ingresado, así que han padecido mucho para llegar aquí, pero lo
[00:18:34] importante es ese mensaje de paz, walk
[00:18:47] clergy person so I'm a pastor. I'm reminded of several
[00:18:50] people in our biblical texts, especially the magi. They were
[00:18:54] not necessarily believers the faith, but they saw the
[00:18:58] star, and so I believe that God loves us so much, it's
[00:19:02] so universal, and I think they are a sign for
[00:19:06] us. they came out their comfort, they came out their
[00:19:10] monastery and something drove them. i see it as a sign to
[00:19:13] do something, if they're spreading peace, they're spending love, it doesn't
[00:19:17] bother me. i think God is more inclusive than
[00:19:55] sin right here in this holy place, it is
[00:19:59] overwhelmed for us, right behind me right
[00:20:03] now we have all faithful leaders and in front of you all
[00:20:07] you can see see all religions leaders here
[00:20:10] together for the same mission,
[00:20:13] peace. this is the first time to me
[00:20:17] that we are working together, we are walking together on this
[00:20:21] path to find peace for our
[00:20:23] shell to share that to our nation
[00:20:27] and the world.
[00:21:21] to see about 10 democrats and and 10 republicans
[00:21:24] join the independent party and I think that that would
[00:21:28] force some togetherness and hold the hold the
[00:21:31] course. I was pointed towards Mandela's
[00:21:35] statement that apparently I haven't really memorized about
[00:21:39] peace is not just the absence of conflict, it's created an
[00:21:43] environment where everybody flourishes. us
[00:21:47] working together, when I was younger... you did
[00:21:51] workshops to accomplish task, think tanks,
[00:21:54] brainstorming, workshops to accomplish an
[00:21:57] objective, and that is the way to to get
[00:22:01] things done rather than arm wrestling for things, this back and
[00:22:05] forth, one step up and two steps back doesn't work
[00:22:28] I think there is fear uh right now, because there's a lot
[00:22:32] of uh, information out there, and then a lot of things happening at one
[00:22:35] time, um, you got people going against each other, you have lot
[00:22:39] of political figures speaking out against
[00:22:42] other people, and uh, we're supposed to be united,
[00:22:46] I mean, you're going to have fear with ice and everything that's going on right now.
[00:22:50] 'um, you know, people from other countries wanting to come here,
[00:22:54] they don't want to come here now, people think that America is an unsafe
[00:22:57] place, um, and that's unfortunate, because not everybody thinks that
[00:23:01] way, and so I think this really shows the heart of people, different
[00:23:05] organizations are coming against us and to
[00:23:09] try and keep us in fear, to keep us under their
[00:23:12] control, to think that we don't have power, and we
[00:23:15] collectively come together, then we can have some solutions uh, that's
[00:23:19] beneficial'. for everyone and I mean it's imperative, we we have
[00:23:23] to have it right now, it's so much going on, um, structures are collapsing,
[00:23:27] systems are collapsing, and it's what we're going to build from
[00:23:39] when we began walk for peace back
[00:23:43] in October, we did that with an
[00:23:46] interfate celebration, being a spiritual.
[00:23:50] group, we always stayed away from politics, we do not
[00:23:54] understand politics, just want to remind you all
[00:23:58] that, 2,300 miles
[00:24:02] over the course of 110
[00:24:05] days hot weather,
[00:24:09] please,
[00:24:17] before i do anything, I would
[00:24:20] love to have my brother monk
[00:24:23] ajan mahadam, the one who
[00:24:27] lost his leck during the wall for
[00:24:29] peace to say some
[00:24:32] words to all of us here in
[00:24:36] this special moment
[00:25:26] and hatred is just causing all this violence and i think also when people have
[00:25:30] been so used to a certain environment that fear and hatred do live in,
[00:25:34] it's kind of harder to get out of that as well. and it's just easier
[00:25:38] for it to thrive in. and when people do see stuff like this, when they
[00:25:41] do see walks for peace, when they do see their community coming
[00:25:45] together and really just caring for each other, it does
[00:25:48] bring more light into. area and it does promote more love
[00:26:16] peace is now ended in Washington DC
[00:26:20] at the Lincoln Memorial and here, the
[00:26:23] stadium, but this journey
[00:26:27] will never
[00:26:28] ends.
[00:26:35] We have to continue our walk for the rest of our
[00:26:39] life to turn this world into a beautiful world,
[00:26:43] will you walk with
[00:27:13] bann territories, let's go,
[00:27:17] crimeia here in Iran, we've traveled
[00:27:20] to lugansk, and it's happening right here in
[00:27:35] forbidden questions, i'm asking them, what's a free country? are
[00:27:39] you worried, are you scared? we loosk, are you dictator? there's
[00:27:43] a buzz out there that you would make a great next president the united
[00:27:47] states. we will show you what they
[00:27:57] te in the united states, see, did not know that. that's
[00:28:01] the sanchez effect. Tens of millions are now watching and
[00:28:05] we're just getting
[00:28:06] started.
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