Did Terror Win? The Truth Behind the Israel Summit Cancellation

We have the incredible honor of RA Bramitz, Jeremy Gimpel, live from Dallas, Texas. Usually come to you guys from the Mount of Blessing in Israel's heartland every single week, but we just happen to be in Dallas, Texas for a very unusual reason, and I want to hear y'all's live uh raw reaction to this. Last Wednesday, it was 1000 p.m. at night. I woke Joshua Waller up in Israel. Um, and then he said, "Hey, you know, Jeremy and Ari are on their way to the airport. We should probably get a hold of them if we actually are forced to cancel the summit." So, um, who wants to go first? Jeremy, what was what what happened from your perspective? Um, it was about 5:00 in the morning. My bags were packed. The taxi was literally on the way um maybe 2 minutes outside my house and I get a WhatsApp saying, "Do not go to the airport. The Israel Summit has been cancelled. Red exclamation point exclamation point." And it was from Josh. And I'm like, what is going on? It's canceled. So I immediately call Ari. I'm like, Arya, I think the Israel Summit is canceled. Should we come to Dallas anyway or should we just cancel our trip? And we had to make the decision. We had like two minutes to make the decision. Are we going to Dallas? Are we not going to Dallas? And I think we left it up to our wives. Yeah, it really was. I don't leave Israel. I mean, years ago, I used to leave Israel, but our farm on the hills of Judea is so magnificently beautiful and elevated and sacred and inspiring that we just don't leave. It's like a nuclear weapon of inspiration. So, why would we leave? But when the Holl asks us to do to do anything, we're going to do it because you are the best friends that Israel and the Jewish people have in the world. So, uh, so we said that we were going to come, um, you know, and leave our families on this mountaintop on the Judeian frontier. And I was so grateful to get that message. It's off. I don't need to come. I don't need to come. And then I got on the phone uh, with Jeremy. We discussed it and our wives both said, "There's a mission. You need to go." Just there was a Shabaton that we had this past Shabbat. Our fellowship from all over America came in, converged here in Granberry, Texas, and it was beautiful. And just that alone made the whole trip worth it. But this morning we were with Eric Stocklebeck. We had interviews. Clearly there's in the eyes of God there's something more powerful that is going to happen from the cancellation of the summit than if it had happened. That it's the right thing. The best thing could have been for the summit to have been cancelled. Why? Because it happened. And whatever happens is in the divine orchestration of God. It's also a testimony that the Israel Summit was a great light that was going to be revealed in the world. And every time there's a great light that's going to be revealed, there's going to be forces that try to block that light from coming into the world. But I feel like the reason why we're here right now at this live stream is terror is successful if we're terrorized. And right now, terror is actually winning. They shut down venue after venue. And what was it? It was some guy in his underpants, you know, on some dark web chats just saying, "We're going to send some death threats. It doesn't cost them anything. There's no effort there. It's maybe not." What do you know? How do you know it's a guy in his Maybe it was a real jihadi that wants to do something. Let him do it. Well, that's what's going to happen is that they're going to continue to doing this now. Meaning, the fact that they were successful at shutting down one of the most important Israel events of the year in the United States will only embolden them to want to shut down more Jewish events, Israel events, and then it will start with the Jew. It always starts with the Jew. Whenever evil arises in the world, it attacks the Jew first. And we can learn that from the Nazis. I mean, the Nazis took power. They started systematically annihilating the Jewish people in the 1930s. It got to Pearl Harbor, but it started with the Jew. So, right now, it's starting with Israel, but this is just a gateway until they start shutting down any event that doesn't fit with their agenda or with their political interests. And once it gets shut down in Texas, if pro-Israel events are being shut down in Texas, there will be shut down all over the world. There's like what country, what state within this country is more powerful, more independent than Texas? I can't think of any. Don't mess with Texas. Right. Why the reason why we're here is in my mind we need to regroup, repl and establish an Israel summit fast here in Texas to not allow the terror to win. Yeah. You know, somebody came up to me on Friday night and and by the way, like even though the Israel summit was cancelled, we've already spoken to hundreds of people just in Texas in the last few days because it's just been an overwhelming outpouring of support. And we're talking people physically showing up, you know, to a Shabbat gathering, at a Sunday church, you know, an evening barbecue, lunch gatherings. And so, it's been overwhelming that, but somebody said to me, you know, when when someone tries to put out a fire, it creates sparks that simply spread and the light gets even brighter, right? And maybe that's what it's happening with the Israel Summit is that the entire purpose, we all know that nothing happens without a reason. We know that God has a plan. There's no such thing as coincidence. um maybe there's a greater purpose here and we're still, you know, we're still looking for what exactly that purpose is, but we're already seeing that the light has spread not just around the United States, but around the world. You know, Josh has been on a in in a bunch of Israeli uh media networks. I've been in a bunch of American networks. You and I were on Eric Stacklebeck today, the Dr. Phil network. We're on the the World Prayer Network yesterday. I was on Laura Loomer, Fox News today. um you know, Day Star, TBN, CBN, I mean New York Post, The Blaze, and but I mean, honestly, that's millions of people that have now seen and heard about what happened. And it's a wakeup call. And we're hearing from thousands of people. We have 2,000 people watching right now from all around the world. That light is already getting brighter. Uh and we're in that process of redemption of how what is God going to do here? What is the impact going to be? How is it going to be so much greater than what we ever planned originally? I I think it's not only a wakeup call, Luke. I think it's also a test meaning that everything that's happening now is supposed to be happening. The prophets have foretold that exactly this would be happening. As a matter of fact, we learn from the sages of Israel that the prophecies in Isaiah, Ezekiel, Jeremiah about the end of days were actually prophesized for us today in these times because these times will be so tumultuous and terrifying that we will need the words of the prophets to hold on to for dear life to know that things will come out well in the light. In the end, light will shine. And so, it's meant Israel will stand alone. We're going to stand alone. The prophets have foretold it throughout uh Zechariah 12. I just wrote this one. Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of staggering to all the surrounding peoples. On that day, I will make Jerusalem a burdensome stone to all the nations, and all who tried to lift it will hurt themselves. The nations will all gather against it. Uh Isaiah, from the nations, no one was with me. I looked, but there was no one to help. I was appalled that no one gave support. We're going to stand alone. This is what the prophet said. But why must we stand alone? We need This needs to happen for two reasons. one. So, the nation of Israel ourselves looks to to the north, to the south, to the east, to the west, to America, our old friend, our old ally, America, and we're all alone. And then we have no choice but to look up and say, "God, help us. We're all alone. Please help us." And that's why this needs to happen. So, we know, so the nation of Israel knows that it is not by power and not by might, but the word of God that our salvation will come, but it's also for the nations. This we need to stand alone. So the nations will have an opportunity that those righteous remnant in each of the nations of the world, those few sparks of light will have an opportunity to stand with us, not just in word, but in deed. And it's going to get to the point where there will need to be sacrifice. You can't stand with Israel and the Jewish people in a real way if you're not willing to sacrifice. And that's what we're coming up to. Uh you know, Mori said it to Esther, right? He said uh do not imagine that you of all the Jews will escape with your life. If you keep silent, salvation and deliverance will come to the Jews from another place while you and your father's house will perish. And who knows, perhaps you have attained this royal position for just such a time. Right? If if Americans think that just by being quiet and hiding and not making waves that the jihad will overlook them, that they're not in the crosshairs, they don't understand that they are signing their own death warrant. By standing with Israel, you're you're supporting the tip of the spear in the battle against all of Western civilization, the entire free world. Israel and Judea are the tip of the spear. Yeah, I think you're 100% right. Um, something that I kind of thought about as I came from Israel to America and then this happened. First of all, you know, driving to the airport with my daughter and and seeing on, you know, the WhatsApp breaking news, another missile launch from Yemen, but not even blinking an eye because it happens every day now. You know, there's a missile ballistic missile every single day from Yemen. Um, but, you know, 2 weeks, I think before we we left to come to America, a a pregnant woman was murdered on the road just 30 minutes from where we live. Um, and the the baby tragically died, you know. Um, I guess my point, what I was thinking of is that Israel is used to terror. Israel is used to the jihad. Israel is used to fighting back back against their enemies. They're constantly in a war on multiple fronts. Israel standing strong. The Jewish people in Israel have made their decision. But now, I think Americans, the Jewish community, the Christian community are used to a lot of freedom. Americans are used to safety. Uh, in general, you know, obviously things happen, but in general, America is a safe place. You know, it's a democratic free nation. People aren't used to to missiles being missiles being fired from, you know, a neighboring country. They're not used to, you know, let's say Colombia firing a ballistic missile at at the United States every day. They're not used to, you know, driving to the hospital, have a baby, and having to worry about terrorists lining up on the side of the road with an AK-47 opening fire. And then we come to a Dallas, Texas to have a peaceful gathering, a a pro-Israel 3-day event, an educational event with people, you know, from all over Israel, and it gets shut down because of jihadists. Whether they're a guy in his underwear on the dark web posting, or whether there's actually people with, you know, AR-15s planning to show up at the event and commit violence. Um, Americans, that that's a new reality, I think. And uh this this is a a leadup too because we did see two Jews murdered in Washington DC uh at the Israeli or part of employees of the Israeli embassy. Uh we saw 15 people injured in a firebombing attack in Boulder, Colorado. And then what happens? A pro-Israel conference in Dallas, Texas gets canled because people are worried, people are concerned. And this is a new real reality. And so I think it's kind of a decision point for people. And uh it's whether you're Jewish or you're Christian. And I mean, if you're Christian, it kind of depends on if you actually align yourself with the God of Abraham and uh the and and the nation of Israel and the Jewish people because there are people who call themselves Christians who actually hate Israel and the Jewish people. And we won't get into that topic or name any names, but um if you align yourself with the Bible and the God of Abraham and the Jewish people and the nation of Israel, then you have to be prepared for a new level of threats. You have to be prepared to stand up physically. are you prepared in America today? And so that was something I was kind of processing on the way over here. And after everything happened, man, it's just hard to to kind of figure out what is the state of America today, like where are we at? I'll tell you what keeps on coming to my mind is the holiday of Kaneka. And we say a blessing every time we pray during those eight days that thank you God for delivering the many in the hands of few, for delivering the strong in the hands of the weak. And that those two make sense because the Greek Empire was massive and big and strong and the Jews were small and weak. And then it says for delivering the wicked in the hands of the righteous. I'm like what does that have to do with anything? Why is that a part of the blessing at all? And when I think about what's happened here, enemy events won't be cancelled. It's not like if there's a pro Palestine event or a woke liberal event that there's going to be death threats from Jews or Christians that are going to shut down their events. And so we've been put in a position where the violent other side is using their violence to shut us down where we're never going to shut them down. And the fact that ultimately even though we're small and they're big and there's only a few million Jews and there's over a billion Muslims and the fact that it's literally impossible odds with the righteous against the wicked, the righteous are going to win nonetheless is the way that God works to reveal his glory in the world. Yeah. I'll tell you this also feels personal for me, you know, because uh clear I was born in the exile. while I was born in America because of the destruction of the temple and the exile of the Jewish people around the world. But nothing's an accident. And I'm a fourth generation Texan. And so that's a lot of Texas to be in my heart burning bright. And I've always been proud of Texas. I've always loved Texas. And I've always loved America through the prism of being a Texan. And for this to be happening, it's like they without even meaning to, they struck the heart of America. the the last if this happened in Oregon. Wow. Surprise, surprise that Oregon folded. But Texas, what other state has don't me? You don't hear don't mess with Washington State. Don't mess with Virginia. You don't hear that. But don't mess with Texas. Everybody knows that. you know uh from my balcony when October 7th happened October 7th and there were a lot of people suggesting Ari Jeremy you're on the tip of the spear there in in Judea on the Judeian frontier surrounded by jihadist villages you really need to get out of there and you can see Msada from my balcony you can see Msada the last stand of the Jews that said we would rather go down in flames than surrender which should relate to should relate to from the Alamo the Alamo is a big part of who I am also. So just as like October 7th, I said, "You can try to get us out of here, but you'd have to kill me a thousand times. I'm not giving up. It's the Jew Jew in me. It's the Texan in me." And so I really think that what happened, you know, I was like, "What has happened to Texas? Has it lost its strength? Has it lost its conviction and its faith and its fear of God and the values that make Texas?" And then I come here to Texas and I say, "No, you know what happened? They were just caught unawares. It was a perfect mix of events where they were caught by surprise. In October 7th, Israel, we were really caught unaware, caught by surprise. And what did we do? We reacted. We mobilized the country. We mobilized our army. And we said, "We are not going down like that. We are going to fight like lions." And that's what we've done. And that's what Texas needs to do. Okay, we were caught unaware in Texas, but we're not going to just fold and walk away. Texas needs to double, triple, 10 times. Every synagogue, every church, every libertyloving Texan needs to come out and say, "We're going to have an Israel event. We're not going to pay one cent for security. Just invite Texans." And then invite these Palestinian spineless cowards, these Palestinian activists representing a nation that doesn't even exist, a people whose identity was created to negate that of Judea and of Israel. invite them all out and you know what's going to happen? They're not going to come because they're cowards. That's what's going to happen. Which is something we saw last year in Nashville, Tennessee. Because if you guys remember, you know, this event was nearly cancelled last year after the first venue cancelled because of kamas thugs and their threats and ultimately Dave Ramsey stepped in at the 11th hour and hosted the event at his headquarters in just outside of Nashville, Tennessee. Um, and like you were saying, Ari, not one protest, we had top-of-the-line security. The state of Tennessee stepped in. We had every agency in the state show up. You know, this event was well protected. Not one person showed up. Not one Palestinian flag. Not one protester because people saw Dave Ramsey was strong. Uh, the Israel Summit was strong. Uh, and they just knew this is not a place for us to show up. So, uh, Jeremy, what would what would your um what would you say would be a good, you know, we've heard a lot of of of responses tonight? What should people do? What should our reaction be like? What what's what should we do moving forward from here? Well, it seems everything needs to be seen in the context of the biblical proportions in which we live, the biblical days in which we live. If we are in fact a part of the redemption process, then we need to know that that process is a sifting process. It's sifting out those that are fair weather friends and it's sifting out those that are real believers in God, real lovers of Israel. And that sacrifice that Ari spoke about, that courage that's demanded, meaning it's now time for people to flex their muscles of strength and courage, regroup, reather, and not a thousand people at the summit. 10,000 people should come out to the summit. Not only for Israel, but for Texas, for America, for their own future. And that sifting process, you know, when people say he who blesses Israel will be blessed and he who curses Israel will be cursed. So we can understand that in some sort of um spiritual way like you bless Israel, God will bless you. But when this Israel summit was shut down, it it's a curse to Israel. But that will only bring more curses and more events to be shut down. And in order to counteract that, in order to restore the blessing, then we have to restore the event. And I think that the right move is to sign up right. Pre-order your tickets right now before that you even know where the venue is and come out strong. Yeah. No, I think that's so true. Um I think uh we we have to have this response because if Americans give up now then like you're saying in Texas of all places then America is in at a very dangerous place. We're asking the question you know every media network we've been on we're asking the question where is America right now? Is this 1939 Germany? And I think that question kind of hangs in the air. What are Americans going to do? Right now there's 1,700 people from all over the world watching. Um, and we appreciate you guys being on. Are you guys going to be there in person in Texas when we reschedule? We hope everyone will be there. Uh, will you be there on on the live stream? What, you know, what can each person do? What what is every single person going to do to get actively involved? Because, and this might, you know, be this might be a little bit strong, but it's not enough to wave the Israel flag. It's not enough to pray. It's not enough to give money. Although you should do one or all of those things, but you have to be active. Whatever you can do, whatever God has given you to do, the skill and the talent and the gifting that you have, you have to get involved. We talked about this on our podcast that we usually do from the Mount of Blessing a couple weeks ago, but the Euro Vision contest happened and the Israeli singer who was an October 7th survivor, right? Um was in the this the singing contest. The judges placed her at like 51 or something like that. But when the public vote came in, she came in second place. And what that told me is that there was millions of people all over the world who actually stand with and love Israel. Um, and they're they're just not as loud as the haters. The haters are the people who are loud, but when it comes down to it, there are millions of people who love Israel. But I think the downfall is that many times those people are just too quiet. They're a little bit too passive. and the time for passiv pass pacivity, the time for uh just watching and observation and waving the flag, that time is gone. It's time to get active. Yeah. The the media and the global elite, they insist on framing this as the Israeli Palestinian conflict. Why? Because Israel is the Goliath and these little Palestinians are David and that's the way they make it. But I think people around the world, even in the countries represented by those global elites, know and are experiencing the truth. As jihadists are going into kindergartens in and and playgrounds throughout Europe and stabbing babies, they're realizing that this isn't about an Israeli Palestinian conflict. This is about the jihad declaring war on all of humanity. And what what do they scream? That's how we knew in Washington that it wasn't an actual Muslim jihadist that killed those Jews because he said free Palestine, right? If it was a jihadist, what would he have said? Allah Akbar. And what does Akbar mean? It means the greatest. That's the foundation of what they're all about. The Kabira just means great. They're not saying God is great. God is the Allah is the greatest. And what do they do? Every single bit of this jihad, of this war throughout all of history since they've come into existence has been in a demonstration of that. They build their mosques on top of Hindu shrines, Buddhist places of worship, synagogues. They write, they want to dominate. That's their goal is to dominate. We can't let them dominate. This is a spiritual war. It's a religious war. And the fact is that we also can't make our whole lives about them. If we're fighting darkness with darkness and we're just battled in this darkness, we need to be shining a light. A light of prayer and positivity and Torah and inspiration and invitation and faith and trust. And that light, if we shine it bright enough, that will just dispel the darkness as the emptiness that it really is. Well, I feel like that's a really important point. You know, everyone is constantly framing Israel with ambassadors and diplomats and there's politics and there's a war and there's constantly framing Israel's conflict, but this is like what you said, a spiritual religious war. And the little dropback right behind here really points to the heart of it all, supporting the heartland of Israel. The heartland of Israel. We're talking about the biblical heartland. And that's really what the Israel Summit was all about. It was bringing the top leaders and activists and spokesmen and real people of the land because that's what this war is all about. There is one promise given to the people of Israel and it was that one day the eternal people of Israel would receive the heartland of Israel. They would receive the promised land. And all of the war October 7th, all the politics, all world events are all revolving on the axis of what is ever going to happen with God's promise to his people. And as long as the Jewish people are living in Judea, we are a living testimony that God runs the world, that he fulfills his promises, and that we are living out the Bible in our own lives. And that's why the spirit, the enemy came to shut down this event. And you know, when we went out to the barbecue just the other night, it was so shocking to me. I mean, there were like armed forces with magazines, earpieces at a barbecue at a Jewish home. I mean, it's like every synagogue in Texas, actually, I found out, has entire security systems in place. We don't have security systems. We're in the deepest settlement in the West Bank at the edge of Jewish settlement in Judea. We don't have security forces outside our synagogues. But here in Dallas, it really is a wake-up call that outside of Israel, it's no longer safe to be a Jew. And the true safety is what people see as a war zone. It's safer to live in a war zone in the land of Israel than it is to be outside of the land of Israel at this point. Yeah. I mean, honestly, that that feels wild to say that, but after Yeah. going to a barbecue last night and seeing the the level of security just to go to somebody's house, you know, in the Jewish community here. It really feels true. Honestly, too, like being at the airport in Israel and seeing the news that Iraq ballistic missiles being fired from Yemen and feeling like it's old news and then coming to America and feeling like it's more dangerous here. That's something kind of wild to process, but I feel like the reality that we're living in right now. Um, I know our time is going fast and I do want people to get a glimpse into uh Jeremy and Ari and the Land of Israel Network and the Argo Farm. So, um, you know, tell tell people a little bit about you guys. Tell them about where you come from and what you guys do. Uh, tell the story. The the Judeian Mountains, uh, the Argo farm. Well, if we believe that the entire world's process of redemption is about reclaiming the land of Israel, the reason why Hayovl goes out to the mountains of Judea in Samaria and supports the farmer and reclaiming the land and helping the the farmers of the land, then Ari and I decided to dedicate our lives to going out to the the farthest settlement in Judea that we could 9 years ago where there wasn't a road, there was no electrical infrastructure, there was no water line, there wasn't a single tree. It was like at the edge of the Judeian desert overlooking the Dead Sea. And we decided to establish what now is the Arugote farm which has become a global destination of people that want to experience the mountains of King David and taste of the magic of that land. I always tell people that I could try to describe it in words, but that would be like showing you a sheet of musical notes versus going to a philarmonic orchestra. It is something you need to experience. Why? Because the land itself, yes, it's where King David wrote the Psalms, but I used to think that's why it feels so holy. Now, I actually think it's so holy because it's been infused with holiness from the days of creation. And that's where King David got the inspiration from. The prophets tell us that when the Jews return to Judea, the land will turn green and give forth its fruit. And we have vineyards and thousands of trees giving forth their fruit. But even more so when people come out, the tears begin to flow and they start to talk to God in ways their hearts open up because when Jews return to Judea, as the prophets say, God will take from us a heart of stone and put within us a heart of flesh that he will remove from that there will be a circumcision of our hearts. And that's what we're experiencing. And so that's what we're doing in in the fellowship. We started this fellowship years ago. And we have while you're while you're talking about the fellowship, if you're a part of the fellowship, I want you to put it in the chat right now because I' I'd love to see and Jeremy and Ari would love to see who's on from the fellowship right now. Today we were able to have uh lunch uh here in Dallas with a number of our fellowship people who told us what the experience is like for them. And it's like not only our fellowship people, they're not our friends, they're our family. Jews, Christians, non-Jews, people in spiritual no man's land, people that love Israel that are thirsting to learn Torah from Jews in Judea. not just to learn Torah but to have a real relationship of of of love and of connection and of of inspiration and that's what the fellowship uh has really become you know that the it's the prophets tell us right that in that day knowledge of God will cover the earth as water covers the sea right you know the story about the two fish that are in the fish tank and one says I don't know do you believe in water the other says I don't know my grandfather believed in water they're immersed in water the truth of God is supposed to be blasted out with a light of inspiration from Judea to the world. And that's what we're is is happening and playing out on the fellowship. And that's why it's not it's not about the jihadists. They're just there as defibrillators waking up the nation of Israel. And they have been waking us up. And that's why we're all taking off our patches of our army units and putting on a patch for the temple, right? And a patch about Messiah because that's what we're fighting for. We're not fighting for the government of Israel. We're not anti We're not fighting for the state of Israel. We're fighting for the kingdom of God. We're fighting for the for the temple of God on Mount Mariah in Jerusalem where a light will shine. And if only the greatest tragedy is if only these jihadists knew the blessing that the temple would be for them, they would all be helping us build it. See, there are forces of order in the world and there are forces of chaos in the world. And God created the world from chaos and then he brought order to the world. The people of Israel, we bring order to the world. We can go to a barren mountain and start to plant trees and all of a sudden the desert starts to blossom. That is a messianic prophecy. When the Jews come to a land, they bring law and order and peace and prosperity. When we left Gaza, 80% of Israel's organic growth was exported from the sand dunes of Gaza. And as soon as we left Gaza, it turned into Kamastan in terror tunnels and the chaos that is Gaza now because there are forces of chaos that want to bring death and destruction. And then there's the forces of order in the world. The Jewish return to Judea is restoring order to the world. And what is the divine order? That the Jewish people are called with a mandate to be a light to the nations. And there are nations around the world that actually want to really learn the Torah from the Jews in the land. The Torah will go forth from Zion and the word of God from Jerusalem. And people are saying, "Well, why am I learning from rabbis in Dallas? I want to learn the Torah from Jews in Judea." That's actually the restoration of order. And that's really what we're trying to accomplish is restoring the divine order. And and while we have proven in Israel that we are willing to sacrifice our lives for our land and for our God and for our people, we have proven that by action, our prayer still is that our Muslim Arab brethren will open their eyes. Our cousins will open up their eyes and say, "What have we done? What have we done to our cousin Jacob? What have we done to our brother Isaac? What have we done to them?" and they'll and we'll be able to live with each other and love each other and honor each other. Not just coexist and not murder each other. There's going to be a love there. But that's only going to come when we return to our identity as Jews. And that's part of the reason that this whole war is happening. It's not just happening to Israel. It's not just happening to Texas, to America. It's happening for all of us to give us that op that opportunity to have the un unshackle that line of Judah within each and every one of us and fight without any fear. We could either have fear or desire. Fear is when you allow fear into your heart, you maximize the probability of that very thing you're afraid of manifesting itself and winning. If you have fear, you need to replace that with desire. And that's what we're here to do. I think that's incredible. Well, just so you know, you got a lot of fellowship members on the live stream right now. They're they're in the chat. So, uh you guys are out there. Uh and and I think it's just amazing that people have the opportunity every single week to connect with two Jewish rabbis from Judea. And if you're not a part of the fellowship, people can join at the landofisrael.com. Right. So, the landofisrael.com. Uh Ben, I just lost the live stream. Are we still good? Make sure we're not having technical difficulties. Okay, before we go, guys, I just got a text from somebody. Do you want to hear something like really really inspirational? I'm going to show you a photo and and Ben, if we could put this up on the live stream, too, that would be awesome. This is a man named Tim. Uh, and he is standing in front of the first venue where the Israel Summit was supposed to be held. Tim is from Canada. He took a train. Took him several days, and I believe he's on the live stream right now. Took him several days to get to Texas, so he was already in route when the summit was cancelled. So, he came to Texas anyways. But the most inspirational thing, Tim is blind, man. I don't get emotional. Tim is blind. And he was determined to come to the Israel Summit by himself. And he came all the way from Canada. It took him days to get here. And when he got the call that the Israel Summit was canceled, he came anyway. He's wearing a shirt that says, "Pray for Israel." and he went to the the original venue and took a photo just to take his stand. And you know, somebody was asking in the chat. They said, "We're doing all the things you mentioned, but you said we have to do more. What What else can we do?" I just I want to say be like Tim. Be like Tim and I want to be like Tim and do something that is difficult, guys. It's not about it being easy. It's not about just praying. It's not about just waving the Israel flag. It takes some work. And Tim came all the way here from Canada blind by himself and the Israel Summit was still canceled and he said, "No, I'm still going to show up. I'm going to wear my Pray for Israel shirt and I'm going to demonstrate publicly that I'm standing with Israel." So if that's not if that doesn't inspire you to get involved, I don't I don't know what will. I want to say right here right now that Tim, if you're listening, we are officially cordially inviting you to the Arug Goat farm to our guest houses at the farm. I will personally wash your feet and slaughter you a sheep, Tim, because you deserve that sort of Abrahamic reception as as far as because what does that mean? What is Tim doing? Why the Abrahamic reception? Abraham was a Hebrew and Eive is from the word ever the other side. The whole world, the whole world was worshiping stones and rocks and Abraham said, "No, there is there is one God." And they said, "You're crazy." And he said, "There is one God." And that was Abraham. And whoever is willing to stand alone despite their friends and their family and their communities and their countries turning against them and saying, "No, no, no. You're crazy. If you are able to do that, then you're a Hebrew. And Tim is a Hebrew and it would be an honor to host him in our farm in Judea." Tim, that's your personal invitation. You should know Ari means every word he says. Um uh and guys, be like Tim, you know, and and by the way, I did want to extend a personal invitation to everybody to come to Israel. I know not everyone can go to Israel, but if you can, you should go and you have to go to the arrogat farm in Judea and you have to come to the Mount of Blessing, the Hayu. Uh, and your life will be changed forever and there's no way you will not be able to stand with Israel once you go to the land of Israel. Obviously, we want you to come to the Israel Summit, but the next the you know, I I can't even say it. It's better to go to Israel than to come to the Israel Summit. Yeah, if you can go to Israel, forget the Israel Summit. Um, but do both. But guys, uh that's your personal invitation. You have to go to that is something I know it's hard. I know there's a war in Israel. I know tickets are expensive. Airlines are cancelling. It's crazy to go to Israel. But if you can go, that's the ultimate way to stand with Israel and the Jewish people. Abraham with Jeremy Gel. Any last words? I think it's God's foreign policy is clear. He who blesses Israel will be blessed and he who curses Israel will be cursed. And you don't want to be on the wrong side of that promise. And so I want my real concern when I heard about all this happening, my real concern is not for Israel. We are going to be fine. We're going to be more than fine. God is with us. My concern was for the fate of America. And America has been a great country to the Jewish people. It's been a source of of light. It's been a a a nation that believes in the Bible and biblical values. And so I felt like I needed to come here and fight for America. I owe America that. And uh and that's what we really are here to do. Yeah, Jeremy Gel, Ari Bramitz, the land of Israel network, the land of Israel fellowship, the land of Israel.com. Guys, be a part of it. Thank you guys so much for being here. Thank you for sacrifice leaving your families in Israel and coming all the way to Dallas. Even if it's canled, I heard a rumor if the if the Israel summit gets rescheduled, you guys are going to be here. So, you got 2,000 people watching who are going to hold you to it. They want to see you at the wall. Where are you? Where are you, Josh Waller? Just kidding. He'll be here. He'll be here. Uh, for sure. So, thank you guys so so much. [Music]