GiliGold/VAD_KnessetCorpus huggingface dataset:
קולט אביטל: In , for instance, we have done much more on the campus but we neglected high school students and even younger ones.
קולט אביטל: Think of all the five and six year olds who viewed the Lebanon War on television because it was broadcast every day live into their homes.
קולט אביטל: They have no context to understand it if parents don’t sit down and talk to them about it.
קולט אביטל: I brought a group of psychologists together and asked them, what do we do?
קולט אביטל: You know what they told me, come back in ten years and I’ll show you.
קולט אביטל: Because these are lasting images and we do not do anything to go after – A new study just  showed, from Harvard, that kids at four years old already begin to formulate their images and perceptions.
קולט אביטל: We ought to be preparing material for kids, four, six, seven years old.
קולט אביטל: We started the  for high school students, a weekly e-mail publication.
קולט אביטל: I got dozens and dozens of letters from teachers in elementary schools begging us to do the same thing  for younger children because they don’t have the material.
קולט אביטל: The truth is that our studies show that on high schools the attitudes are worse than in the campuses, that the differences between Jewish and non-Jewish have almost disappeared, even kids who go to Jewish day schools.
קולט אביטל: They don’t  know.
קולט אביטל: They don’t know how to answer.
קולט אביטל: They are not being taught because we don’t have teachers who are qualified to teach.
קולט אביטל: We found with the , people weren’t using it and when we started going to schools and asking why   they said because the teachers don’t know enough to teach it.
קולט אביטל: So we had to prepare a second web site to train teachers the week before on the issues that were going to be covered.
קולט אביטל: So I think we have a lot of responsibilities.
קולט אביטל: I think ’s sixtieth  anniversary gives us the unique opportunity for us to mobilize all the resources to celebrate .
קולט אביטל: Unfortunately the celebrations of Jerusalem Forty in the diaspora are weak and minimal.
קולט אביטל: It is a tragedy.
קולט אביטל: But we can’t pass up.
קולט אביטל: We still have a year to do more on that, but we should use ’s sixtieth a chance to mobilize all our resources that face off against the challenges confronting us.
קולט אביטל: COLLETTE AVITAL:		Thank you.
קולט אביטל: That was not very good news and I admit that, at least from perceptions, I was unaware of some of what you have been saying here today.
קולט אביטל: It is trickled from time to time in conferences which at the time were convened by Minister Sharansky, I think I heard some reports.
קולט אביטל: If you put all the pictures together and I am sure that you  have more knowledge than we have, then the question becomes not only whether we should put together a task force but I think we have to think of a strategy, of a common strategy, which in a way should also be addressing the positive side.
קולט אביטל: In other words, if my memory serves me right, during my stay in  one of the things which we  tried to do together, a taskforce, to try to see how we teach Judaism, how we teach  in schools at every level, both Jewish and non-Jewish.
קולט אביטל: So the question is how is the negative images which they get.
קולט אביטל: What do we feed the younger generation.
קולט אביטל: I think that should also be part of our strategy.
קולט אביטל: In any event I think your remarks have triggered a lot of interest and responses so I would say, who has asked to speak, first of all, member of Knesset Marina Solodkin, then Morris Silka, Anat Hoffman, Oded Aran, and then Eran Lehrman.
קולט אביטל: MARINA SOLODKIN:		First of all we thank you, Collett, for this important meeting and you Malcolm because it was very important to hear from you what is happening in the  and  and to listen to your point of view.
קולט אביטל: I don’t accept everything.
קולט אביטל: I came from the diaspora, fighting the diaspora.
קולט אביטל: We have seen much more which was  ever …
קולט אביטל: in all these senses.
קולט אביטל: I tell you when you are speaking about the academic debate, we are not poison.
קולט אביטל: They are ready to be poisoned.
קולט אביטל: It is very, very deep.
קולט אביטל: They are open to poisoning.
קולט אביטל: For that we have an answer for the diaspora Jewry.
קולט אביטל: It is better to fight from one place, not from every place in the world.
קולט אביטל: I tell you, as you remember the thirties, mostly the elites were ready in the thirties to be partners of Hitler.
קולט אביטל: That is nothing new.
קולט אביטל: I very much appreciated former prime minister Sharon who was not speaking about the elite.
קולט אביטל: He said that from the thirties we have to take the example of  fighting Russians.
קולט אביטל: Being very small but being victorious at the end.
קולט אביטל: I watched what you said in the  because we had the reports in the Jerusalem Post about your elections on this topic.
קולט אביטל: I have a question for you.
קולט אביטל: Would an organized protest against Jimmy Carter, who was the trigger for the Islamist revolution not to be punished in the seventies in .