From the Temple Mount to Washington DC - What Happens Next?: Land of Israel Guys Podcast

Welcome to the Israel guys. We believe that in a world of anti-Israel propaganda and Jew hatred, you should always be connected to the land and the people of Israel. Guys, happy to have you here. Make sure you subscribe, follow along. Would love to hear from you in the comment section as to what you think about today. Um, always do. You know, we were talking about before we dive into the news of the week, we were talking like just before we started filming that, you know, it's not always easy to do this show. It's not always easy to encapsulate what's happening in Israel. Uh tough times every single day, every single week of what goes on in Israel. And so you might sometimes get a little bit more of a raw perspective. And I think that's what we want. That's what we want you guys to hear as well. Uh and we want to interact with you as well. So be be sure to always let us know what you're thinking in the comments. But I I kind of wanted to open with that because I think some of us are or all of us are are, you know, sometimes our heads are spinning a little bit. You know, this week we have um good news, you know, harder news. And the good news, Jews are now permitted to sing and dance openly on the Temple Mount according to security minister Ben Itar Bengavir. Like that's amazing. That's an amazing amazing thing. At the same time, a 14-year-old boy was was shot by the IDF, a Jewish boy in in what they're calling settler violence when we know there's a lot more behind that story. That's really tough. Um, some reports are now that Hamas has already rejected the most recent Qatar Trump ceasefire deal. I haven't seen in a lot of news, so I I think it will probably come out more and more as to whether that's true or not. BB Netanyao, Israel's prime minister headed to Washington DC on Monday, July 7th to meet with the Trump administration. But probably some of the biggest news is that Israeli government, every single Lud minister, right, Josh is calling on BB Netanyahu to apply sovereignty in Judea and Samaria by July 27th. That's like 3 weeks from now. If I would get you really excited about something, I think it's something that all of us, the four of us on the show, uh are uh really our lives are dedicated to is presenting and representing the Jewish people of Judea and Samaria. It's like one thing that we've all done and we've we've done this in a biblical sense. We've done this in like a sense and a hope for the day when sovereignty would arrive to the broader areas, not just the Tel Aviv. I mean, when Jews first started building in Tel Aviv, it was also called illegal and they weren't allowed to build. And then slowly the Jewish people have built and now we're like at this moment in history that I'm like with baited breath about. And when I saw July 27th I was like could it actually be? So if I was to ask the longtime Jeremy Ari um what do you feel? There's almost like a sense of like I don't know if it could really happen. You have that same like are they I know all the ministers are just signing off. We're talking about defense minister like frame it up real quick before we dive into the match. Frame it up. Frame it up. Okay. So, Amit Seagull, very wellrespected journalists here in Israel, put on X uh this week. All Likud ministers have written to Prime Minister Netanyahu urging him to apply sovereignty over Judea and Samaria before the Knesset summer session ends on July 27th. So, he's saying like the Knesset session is going to end for the summer. It'll be a couple of months before they're back in. Just to read a couple of quotes from the letter that they signed. Uh they said, "We ministers and members of Kesset call for the immediate application of Israeli sovereignty and law over Judea and Samaria. Now is the time to pass a government decision on applying sovereignty by the end of the Knesset summer session." Um I'll skip down. The initiative was organized by the Yesesha Council, which is the Judea and Samaria Council, working with political and public leadership to advance this historic move. um the strategic partnership, support, and backing of the United States and President Donald Trump create a window of opportunity to lead this move now and to ensure Israel's security for generations to come. Um there's more to the letter. We'll we'll link down to it down below, but just to name a few of the people who have signed this letter cuz I was I was pretty impressed cuz as all politics, you know, you have people who, you know, are like far left, far right, center. I was surprised to see some fairly big names including a lot of ministers. Ministers in the Israeli government are like um like secretaries in the US government I guess like secretary of defense, secretary of state and they have ministers here. So you have Amir Ohana who is the speaker of the Knesset. Yer Lean, deputy prime minister and minister of justice, Israel Katz, Minister of Defense. Um I would you say minister of defense is like the number two in the Israeli government probably, right? Like that's that's pretty big. um minister of education, transportation, road. I mean it near Barcott who has been a contender for the prime minister for years. A lot of big names here advocating for immediate application of Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. Um I know this there's been calls for this for years, but it feels like a bigger move for sure. Well, I'll tell you it feels to me like things are actually different right now. They're different in the sense that Iran is just whatever Iran wants to claim that they won the war. Like everybody on earth saw what Israel did to Iran, bringing them to their knees in the most miraculous way and then America coming in putting the nail in the coffin or so it seemed. And uh even now when I walk through the the the areas of of Judea, Samaria, deep near Arab villages, I feel a different energy. M I feel like less of a threat of them throwing rocks, less of a threat of them raising their heads in their genocidal desire. They there's been a moment of humbling like after the six day war there's stories and stories and stories of how is Jews were able to walk into Ramla and Janine and Tulkaram and they were approached with candies and food by what were before them and terrorists because that's what their mind understands. They have a different uh grasp of reality in the world than we do. And they respect strength and they see kindness and compassion as weakness, right? So, we just brought them to their knees, but now it's happening again. It's so antilimactic. I don't even know what to do about it. But now, you know, they're talking about Trump is saying the two-state solution and we're saying that. So, on the one hand, Trump is coming in and saying is trying to impose things like the two-state solution. On the other end within Israel, the ministers and the nation, why are the ministers saying that? Because the nation, right, the nation is waking up. BB's term for this last war like the rising lion. That is the best description of the nation of Israel, but we still have leadership that's not quite in line, but the nation is bringing the leaders with them. That's what I feel like is happening. So, to answer your question about sovereignty, this it feels like this may actually happen. All of the ingredients are different. We've heard it throughout the years. We're already jaded and scarred and we've protect ourselves from any sort of optimism because we've heard it again and again and again and it never happens. But now it feels like something is different and it actually could happen. Well, we always talked about the head of the snake being Iran. Like that's the head of the snake. We if we take out Iran, Kamas will crumble. Kisbala won't have a chance. But the truth is the core of this whole battle is the land of Israel. M it is the temple mount and things on the temple mount are changing. Luke just said dance worship outwardly singing and dancing on the temple mount. The last time both you and I were on the temple mount both of us were arrested for praying quietly on the temple mount and now we're able to sing, dance and worship loudly. I mean if you want the barometer of success of Israel's war, all you really need to do is look at what's happening first in the land of Israel and then zoom in on the Temple Mount. And the more freedoms that people have on the Temple Mount, the closer we are to freedom for the entire world. But to me, this sovereignty move, it's uh it's too good to believe. I mean, 27 days, it has been such a battle, such and to me, it seems a little bit like political maneuvering. Meaning, if we really are sort of on the cusp or the transitioning from the kingdom of Saul toward the kingdom of David, we're still in the kingdom of Saul. We don't have what it takes to actually declare sovereignty, end the game, finish it off. We left Kamani still alive. Israel still doesn't really have defined borders. We're just not there. And if if we are there, then that really is actually transitioning into what would be the kingdom of David, right? And when you look at Prime Minister Netanyahu, it's important to look back at the Bible to really understand the depth of what we're doing. You know, I was thinking about Trump when he said, you know, both of these guys are so they've been fighting for so long, they don't know what the f they're doing. You remember that? Everybody, the whole world saw that the president drops the fbomb. Everybody sort of loved him for it. But when you think about that, I don't I'm not sure that he was right. I think the only one that doesn't know what the f is happening is him. Is him. Because both Iran and Israel understand what's at stake in this war. The stake of all of mankind, all of humanity, the future of the world. This is the battle of light against darkness and both of us know it and both of us are aware of it that this goes back as we said Kahame Kani was Haman right Hammani that goes back to Haman and back to Aag and this deep irrational Jewish hatred that is festering in the heart in the hearts of these people to the degree where they get their entire life force from it right and so Trump doesn't understand the historical biblical cosmic consequences of what we're dealing with so within the nation itself. The nation is arising. Our our souls are being lit up and we're trying to bring BB back. We're trying to But leopard doesn't change its spots. He's a pragmatist over a man of true faith. I'm not He's a good man. Saul was a good man, but BB is a pragmatist. And the Davidic leadership is going to be faith and principles above pragmatism. Even if it doesn't make sense. Trump says, "Israel, send your jets back." No, this time we're going to cut off the head of Aag. We're going to finish them off. Well, I think it's interesting that at the same time where you have so many like most of the ministers in the Israeli government pushing for sovereignty, you also have like one day you have that, the next day you wake up to the the rumors of a new deal of the century and Trump's going to force Israel to support the idea of the two-state solution again. And it and like you're saying, it feels like just such like a confusing narrative, but really what it comes down to is like why why should this be Trump's decision? Why should this be America's decision? It's literally Israel needs to decide what they want. The nation of Israel has to speak. And that's what we're seeing with the ministers. It's just a question of can the ultimate leadership. You have the number two guy in Israel's Knesset and then all of the, you know, the next 10 after him, the next 20 supporting this I get idea feels to me like it's it's really BB's decision now. I remember am I wrong about that? I I can remember back in the day, Luke, and and you know, we've been here for 20 years now. I remember I guess it was 2006, you guys remember this, where there was just so much between 2005, 6, 7, just really ruckus years of for Judea and Samaria. At that time, the population was quite a bit lower. Now we're like 500 plus thousand now living here. Then it was, you know, very little population in comparison to what we are today. And I remember that the wars have always been is what really saved Israel. I remember here in the Mount of Blessing community. There was, you know, maybe, you know, a thousand people. It was very, you know, small community. And I remember that the Israeli government was putting a uh they came through. They took away all the weapons from everybody that lived here. Um, and they were going to do uh an expulsion really similar to what they planned down down in Gaza, you know, 2005 uh six. And I remember living through this moment where this was like heavy on everyone. Are we going to lose? Are we going to have to be moved out of Judea Samaria? Are are they really going to establish this two-state solution like all the governments of the world want? And are we going to be the brunt of that? are the Jewish families that have returned here back then. You know, 300,000 whatever it was, families are going to be moved out of these areas, our biblical heartland. And it was a real weight and you guys lived through that too. Um, and I remember that's right when the Lebanon war broke out and then everything shifted and everybody was like locked. They they went to to war and then it was like everybody forgot about what was happening back on the home front here. And since then, Judea and Samaria, the population has only increased. uh industries have only been built deeper and bigger. Families have grown. Communities have grown. Multiple multiple the Jewish hold on their ancestral homeland has become that that will never be reversed. Yet, I'm still seeing after this war, it's the whim of the outside, the nations. I could see Trump saying the dealmaker if there's not a Palestinian state attached to this I don't know that he has another concept another idea for this I could even all these ministers are lining up and it's back to your question Luke all of this support even if BB himself was to align himself with the public of Israel Trump could very well say turn those bombers back you're not doing it not no because we have another agenda and our agenda is the deal. 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Well, I my question is after all that we've learned from the Iran war, all of these statements that are coming out of the Trump administration and Netanyahu's public statements, Palestinian state, it all seems like smoke and mirrors. No one really knows what's going on behind the scenes because the Republican platform has removed the Palestinian state from an agenda. They started calling the West Bank Judea and Samaria. They started publicly already declaring their support. So maybe what's happening now, maybe there is a deal that's kind of unfolding, but it's really hard to really make strong assumptions based on tweets that are being put out there. But you don't really need assumptions. For me, it's very clear, even if this is smoke and mirrors and it's political maneuvering, by Trump coming in and saying that some element of the Abraham Accords being implemented between Israel and the Arab world being at all dependent on the establishment of a Palestinian state, even if all the conditions are science fiction altogether. And there's no way that they would be fulfilled by just breathing the words contingent upon a Palestinian state, we've already lost. Because this is about the principles and the ideas much more than it's about whether it's smoke and mirrors and the strategic political maneuvering by just saying that we're losing our legitimacy. We're losing our force. We're losing our strength. We're admitting in the eyes of the nations of a total falsehood that we're willing to give up Judea and Samaria, the heartland of Israel, promised us by God, and we're going to make it a Palestinian state. Yeah, but they'll never actually do it. Who cares? You know, the only stuff I actually saw on this was a cuz I haven't seen anything specific to this from the US. I I haven't seen anything. Have you seen anything? I I haven't seen anything like, you know, making statements aides from a State Department spokesperson that said this, our position regarding Israel, uh the choice it makes is that we stand with Israel and its decisions and how it views and how it views its own uh internal security. So, they're saying it's up to Israel, which is great. That's the only thing we're seeing back. And then when they were asked, the same interview asked them, "What do you think about a two-state solution? Does or does the US still support a two-state solution?" And their answer was um the US is being realistic about the current state of affairs. I mean, the reality is they do. They they they still are are pushing for a two-state solution, I think, because it all comes down to the people behind the scenes that we don't hear about called the State Department. In the first Trump administration, it became very clear when the books were written afterwards that the people speaking into Trump's ear were very very pro two-state solution. Um, and I do think it's shifting, but I think it's slow. And I think now there's probably a pull both directions. I think State Department's person saying that it's Israel, it's just Israel's internal security. They can do it what they want. That sounds pretty awesome to me. That'd be the first time I think State Department has ever made such a statement in the history of State Department. Well, what's amazing is that I'm sure the woke right that's all about isolationism and not really getting involved in other people's business, they're going to get involved in our business now. They're going to want a Palestinian state. You can you can just see it unfolding right now. Yeah. I I I do want to talk about um like I want to explain to people what this actually looks like because a lot of people don't realize what what is uh sovereignty in Judea and Samaria. What is because a lot of people think, well, Israel pulled out of Gaza in 2006. How hard would it really be to pull out of Judea and Samaria? And I just want to make sure people understand. Number one, a lot of people for years talked about annexation. Will Israel annex Jerusalem, East Jerusalem, which includes the old city, the Western Wall, Mount of Olives, the Temple Mount, Judea, and Samaria. And even if you're even if you're laughing at the idea of Israel giving up Jerusalem, every single negotiation about a two-state solution has included East Jerus like Jerusalem, the very heart of Jerusalem. So, it's it's it's not an unreasonable idea that they are going to demand that, right, in any kind of negotiation. The reality is annexation deals with territory that's not yours, right? I'm going to like take Syria and annex it to my country. Israel liberated Judea and Samaria and Jerusalem in 1967. There's no other claim to this area. Jordan doesn't claim it. You know, nobody claims this area. Israel, the only thing Israel didn't do is they didn't take the final step. They didn't apply sovereign law, meaning this area is under a special uh administration of a department of the milit the Israeli military and there's the Oslo Accords and everything, but it's it's not annexing territories, not theirs. It's simply applying Israeli law to these areas. That's the final step they need to take. Secondly, in Gaza, there was 8,000 Jews that were pulled out, right? And I think a couple thousand more in northern Samaria. We're talking about, if you want to include East Jerusalem, we're talking about 800,000 Israeli Jews that live in what the world considers the West Bank and the territory that they consider viable for a two-state solution. There is no practical situation in the world where 800,000 Jews are going to be pulled out of these areas and it turned into a Palestinian state. Like there will be a war before that happens. I mean, well, but what they do is they would start doing it slowly like the lobster and the hot water like we saw in Gushkif and they test and they test and they see what the response is and how much can they get away with and how much the nation is willing to rise up and fight against it. I think the nation as a whole would fight against it. You know, on my ship from Cyprus to Israel, I was sitting with a woman that used to be left-wing, and she said, "I used to really think settlements were the problem, and now me and all of my friends, we all see that it's because of you guys that we weren't October 7th." Really, they understand the critical element that the settlers serve and the and the settlements serve. Yeah, it's much worse than October 7th. October 7th wasn't really a war. It was Arabs that broke through the boundary on trucks and bicycles and they massacred so many Israelis. But a real war is kind of like Russia and the Ukraine with tanks in planes. And if you remove Judea and Samaria, so Israel will be about 9 miles wide at some points. Yeah. And so if there's a real war with Iran with, you know, 20 years from now, they actually invade Israel like Russia and the Ukraine, how long would that war last? Maybe it would last a morning. Israel would be totally destroyed. So the enemies of Israel are doing whatever they can to minimize Israel's borders to be totally indefensible. But not only that, Judea and Samaria are mountains. I mean, we've been in busy in Gaza now for 2 years almost and it's flat sandy area in a small region. Judea and Samaria is in the heart of Israel in the mountain range. I mean, the nightmare would be to actually go back in and clear out Judea and Samaria. I mean, it is suicidal. And I that's why I don't think it's possible. And I think the State Department saying, "Let Israel make its own decision," I think is the true position of not only ambassador Mike Huckabe, but I think that's just the position of the think what Israel is going to need to do is to take a position in defiance of an order from America and from Trump. That's just in the cards. It's part of what is needed for the nation of Israel to arrive at the next step. And so I think that that's going to happen. You said if it's years from now when Iran attacks, I think a lot of us think, at least I feel in my heart and a bunch of people that I'm speaking to in the army, etc. that we're not talking about years, we're talking about months. That we have bought ourselves months. And not only that, in the ancient sages of Israel from thousands of years ago, again they said they described exactly what's happening. They said when Persia falls into the hands of Edom, which for millennia we've known Edom is Esau is the west. When Persia falls into the hands of Edom, how could they even know that the whole premise of that is already absurd that that sentence even exists about the end of days and their description of it? It says the whole world will shake for 90 days and the kingdom of Edom will rule over the whole world for 9 months and from it the son of David the Messiah meaning will sprout and Israel will go up and find good things and comfort. Meaning we have 9 months according to this prophecy. Believe it, don't believe it, be skeptical, it doesn't matter. But to me there's like something to that that we're talking about 90 days, 3 months. Well, I I did see I didn't put it in the notes, but I saw that there's satellite images now of proof, evidence that Iran is is rebuilding and clearing out the Fordo nuclear site. Like, they are moving as fast as they possibly can to clear away the rubble. Maybe they're trying to still figure out if there's anything left. I don't know. But they are determined to rebuild and and get ready to attack again. The disaster of this war is that they can rebuild. Why didn't we actually just take out Hami, take out their nuclear reactors? Now that's a matter of months to to years that people are saying it may be 90 days, it may be 90 weeks, but it's like somewhere we just kick the can down the road. That was this and what the problem is the surprise attack has already happened. We sort of played that card. It's not like we'll be able to build another drone air base inside Iran with Mossad agents that are going to I mean the surprise happened. It was like a oneshot deal and we didn't finish the job. Right. You know, I I think when you look at Trump coming in and like saying, "Break it up, guys. Break it up, guys." He didn't realize he he's just a dealmaker. He sees two different sides. He doesn't understand that one side is a genocidal jihadist, totally consumed to their very essence at the destruction of the other side. He doesn't see the deep spiritual dimensions of what's going on. And so for to keep the regime alive, it's just an implicit understanding of a lack of cognizance of the fact that this nation going all the way back into history has been solely. It's like the the scorpion and the frog. Scorpion says to the frog, "Can you give me a ride across the river?" And the frog says, "Yeah, but you're going to sting me." He says, "If I sting you, we're both going to drown." Frog says, "That's a good point." They go in and the scorpion stings the frog. As they're drowning, scorpion says, "That's just what I do. I'm a one-trick pony. That's what that's who I am. For us to allow that regime, the Ayatollah to live. It is their whole purpose is to it's going to happen again definitively. It showed a complete lack of understanding on Trump's part of what this is all about. And we don't need him to understand. We don't expect him. We needed to say we get something that you don't and we're going to do what we need to do to finish this off. And if you're mad, you're mad. But we have to finish this. It's Yeah. It's just Israel being strong and making their own decisions without constantly leaning on a a foreign administration. Not that the US and Israel shouldn't be allies and part strategic partners and help each other out. But Israel just at the end of the day needs to be strong and make their own decisions. I'm just thinking uh to myself, we're living in days of prophecy. Everything of the prophets is coming about in our days. We're we're seeing the return of the Jewish people. We're seeing the building up of the land of Israel. Against all odds, we're seeing this happen. Like it's not even it's not even it's impossible that the Jewish people would come back. Not from one location, but from every little homes across the entire world. Like scattered as you could possibly get on every little speck of land across the entire world. Jewish people are just coming in all over right now. Like we're living in it right now. We're we're seeing the Jewish people settle the land of Israel against all odds. You have 400 million people gathered around Israel that hate Israel so much they wanted to see them absolutely destroyed. these regimes that are standing against Israel. Um yet against all odds, Israel's growing. We were just talking about it earlier. Israel's successes even in the the the markets are insane. They're making booming in booming. The n the land of Isra how many billions would you say were invested? 9.3 billion dollar were invested in capital in the Israeli high-tech sector in the first half of 2025. that's in the middle of a war with Iran, with the Houthis bombing us, with Gaza in total shambles, and still is one of the strongest halves of any year in Israel's history. That's what I want to like that. And then to to tie that into wrapping up the conversation about sovereignty, it's kind of like laughable when you think about what the the elites and the global powers be. They talk about it's got to be a two-state solution and we can't do sovereignty and stuff. But when you get down to like the everyday normal people, even if you just d Well, number one, like all the smart people know we should be investing in Israel. They just they're like, "It doesn't matter there's war. We know what's up. We know what's going on. Smart move. Invest in the Israeli economy." If you drive through Judea and Samaria, you know, there are hundreds of thousands of Israeli Jews investing in and building up the land of Israel. beautiful communities, agriculture, some of the best wine in the entire world is coming out of Judea and Samaria. If you look at the Arab communities, all you see is empty houses. You see uh you don't you see no vision for the future. If you just drive on a road and you look to your left and right, you see hundreds of empty Arab homes. And you know that because you just see right through the windows. Nobody lives there. Nate stopped and talked to some Arabs uh yesterday in in Judea and uh asked him like cuz they were giving him the you know we're so poor and we don't have money and we need food to feed our children and he was like well what would it take for you to leave? Like could you leave if you wanted to? And they're like well if we had money we could leave. Like they actually want to leave. in their own newspapers. We did a um a undercover video years ago and in their own newspapers they had the numbers like the exponential numbers of of Arabs in Judea and Samaria applying for visas and it's so easy for them to get permits to leave and they go to South America and I'm sorry um US but they also go to the United States, they go to Chicago um and all over America. They're getting out like boot you get past all the politics and the and the the boots on the ground practical implications. Arabs want to leave. Uh, Israel wants to build up the heartland of Israel and that like that's a smart move. That's the future. So, we just have to get past the politics. Israel has to make the decision that's best for them. I think it's beyond all that. It's like the the literally it's beyond us at this point. It's like you have so many people that are just saying, "Here we are, God. Do do what you want to do." And that's the the role of the nation of Israel is just to be God's people just like they always have been. And I feel like it's it's going on such a massive a beyond us moment right now where all of this is just coming to fruition just like the prophecy said that would happen. And now I'm looking at a prophecy like you just read Ari and I'm like well now's the time of prophecy being fulfilled on the planet. It's like it's like a visitation of prophecy on the earth. Are we going to see 90 days from now another one? I don't know. It's nine it's nine months from now is when it's not enough to just be God's chosen people. It's not enough to just be here. We literally the call of this generation is to apply sovereignty in the land of Israel. You know, you think about two Torah portions ago, there was the sin of the spies and that is considered the gravest sin in the entire Torah. It was worse than the golden calf, worshiping idols, right after receiving the ten commandments. It was worse than Korak that trying to overthrow Moses, the sin of the spies. Like, why is that the beginning of the ninth of where the first temple's destroyed, the second temple's destroyed, speaking ily of the land of Israel. Like, why is that such a big deal? Why is that the gravest of all sins? So some people could say, well, you know, God loves the land. Don't speak illy of the land. But there's something much deeper than that. The world is going into an era where everything is going to be fake. Everything is going to be AI. No one will know what's the truth. No one will know what's a lie. There's only one truth in the world, and that is that God promised this land to the people of Israel. And if we apply sovereignty, that's undeniable for anyone that has replacement theology, that anyone that denies God's existence, that one promise was given in the Bible and one promise is being fulfilled. You can't fake it. And so right now, it's amazing as the dust is settling, it's like two-state solution. Israel wants to apply sovereignty. What is it all about? It's all about the land of Israel. And until we, the chosen people, choose the chosen land, that's really when we fulfill our because when we choose the chosen land, the chosen land chooses us. The prophets of Israel say it again and again and again. I'm not going to read all of the prophecies, but that when the nation of Israel returns to the land of Israel, when Jews return to Judea, for Ezekiel, for I will take you from among the nations, gather you out of all the countries, and bring you into your own land. Then I will sprinkle clean water upon you, and you shall be clean. A new heart also I will give you, and a new spirit I will put within you. Um, I will put my law in their inward parts, and right in their hearts. There will be a circumcision of of the heart. This is what God is saying. So when we declare sovereignty over the land of Israel, that energy of our return to God happens in a way that is beyond our own doing. God will fill us with his spirit even more so. And that's why there's such a resistance and a hatred for it. Yeah. I really want to add to that meaning that prophecy says that the people of Israel are going to come back to the land of Israel and they're going to need a new heart. They're going to have a heart of stone that will be replaced. It will need God's spirit for us to actually follow the commandments. I was just reading an article on wet, one of Israel's top internet news websites, and it says that after the war, 63% of Israelis are praying more. 59% of Israelis are talking to God more, and 45% are reciting the Psalms more. And so, we're seeing this prophecy that somehow the people of Israel are coming back communist, secular, kibbutnikim. They're going to come back totally secular. It was a godless movement. That's why the religious sort of stayed away from Zionism. And then as we're in the land, a process is going to happen that's going to bring us back to God. And we literally are seeing stats right now. Wet is a totally secular mainstream news website reporting that 63% of Israelis are praying more and talking to God more. Like that's unbelievable. So, so just something I'm I've been going through this past week. I've really struggled. I've shared it a lot with people. I've struggled with my own faith. Not does God exist, but more like what is God doing right now? It really felt like we were on the cusp of Armageddon, of redemption, on the cusp of what felt like it could truly be all out redemption. That the face of the world would change forever. That the darkness would be expuned and light would shine and illuminate. And then the next day, seven holy sweet soldiers killed. Uh infighting in the country, the hilltop youth, are they bad? Are they evil? Are they should we have a the talk of the two-state solution? you know, just the all of the same stuff. And I'm like, has nothing changed? Are we right back? Were we right on the verge of redemption? Now we're back to the same thing. And then when you look a little bit deeper, it's almost like when God is bringing redemption, the evil energies, the evil forces are are fighting against that. So there needs to be distraction. Whereas under the surface, if you look under the surface, exactly what Jeremy said, that's what's happening. The hearts of the people are being revived and waking up and sovereignty over the land of Israel and dancing on the temple mount and significant real things are changing on a deep spiritual even the prime prime minister Netanyahu some people are very skeptical and cynical about the fact that he had his filacttories on and the talit and he's talking about God for the first time they're saying he's using it as a prop to appeal to the nation which by the way even if that is true it is a commentary on the fact that he understands that this is the way to appeal to the nation now. But I don't I think we have to believe in the heart and the repentance of every single Jew. And I think that it's happening in his heart as well. The nation as a whole, including him, is are are returning our hearts to the God of Israel. And now this 9 months from now or whenever it is that this thing happens, that this war erupts and Trump's calculations are different and Iran and China have a time to wait a second. Let's look at what happened there. Let's make sure that doesn't happen again. How do we make sure that we're in on it this time? He's going to do it this time. How are we going to respond and stay in this war? And now it will be a World War III and the MAGA right-wing uh isolationists are screaming in his ear, maybe he steps back and then Israel is all on our own. I don't want to be too negative, but I'm just looking at um the positivity of what's happening here in Israel. Aides from, you know, the challenges. Like we're seeing challenges, but overall we're we're amazingly positive growth that we've all just talked about. Um what I'm seeing in the nations is is far from that. I'm seeing uh 200,000 people gather this week in England and yelling, chanting death, death to the IDF. Crazy. Like I would never dreamed. It was like when I saw that I it kind of like um it was like this wave of like like a massive like hit to me. That was also aired by the way on the BBC for all of England to participate. It wasn't just for that local concert. It was broadcast all over the country. say that the that Europe is only like 10 years ahead of uh America in terms of like I don't know how immorality and like well this is also in England where it is the number one western country that is imprisoning people for slightly offensive tweets. Meanwhile, it's broadcast on BBC. Kill the IDF. Death to the IDF. As far as I know, nothing's happened to him in the UK. Now, thankfully, America has banned this guy and his band from entering America for their 24 day or 24 concert uh tour, but I don't I haven't heard of any push back in the UK. The wave that hit me though was the reality of how quickly things can change cuz I don't I wasn't ready for that in Europe. I wasn't ready for that in England. I was that hit me like whoa that's acceptable in England like I know there was some push back to it but the fact that you could gather 200,000 people and all of them it looked like were chanting this like that was acceptable that was okay that's a lot of people that represents and and the fact that it was live streamed on the BBC is normalizing the fact that it's okay to be that um resistant not even that that that uh that that violent against the state and the people of Israel well if we want to talk about America the Trump administration just now gave $94 million in security grants to Jewish institutions across the United States. Is that right? $94 million to Jewish schools, to Jewish synagogues. And what's just unbelievable about that is that there's no money needed to go to mosques. No one's going to attack a mosque. And people are always like Islamophobia. There's no Judaism aophobia. No one's scared of the Jews. There's no Christianity phobia. There's no Buddhist phobia. It's only one element of society. And people are bringing them in. that most of the people in that concert they were like waving Palestinian flags and they had like an Islamic you know the head of the movement of jihad that is really sort of head by Iran. The Muslim world is divided into two. They're Shiite Muslims and Sunni Muslims. The Shiite Muslims have a messianic apocalyptic theology that they have to go out and kill the Jews in order for their messianic meahedi to come back. So, it's like built into the system that there's going to be a spiritual war. And until we recognize that this isn't a political war, that it's a spiritual war, then we don't stand a chance of really winning, right? What is death to the IDF actually saying? Well, on October 7th, when Hamas came in and was murdering and raping and beheading babies, women, the daughters of Israel, the what stood between them and actually doing that to every single Jew in the country was the IDF. And so when they're saying death to the IDF, they're saying death to all those who are even seeking to defend Israel. We want that to happen to every Jew. That is a genocidal call. And the genocidal energy of darkness, it's it's not just the Ayatollah that believes every drop of Jewish blood needs to be spilled before the 12th uh imam arrives. But really on a deeper level, there's so much of the West that is believing that. And so look at, have you been following Candace Owens? It's really unbelievable. I really I've been trying to be so charitable to her in my mind and in my heart because I was such a fan of hers talking about like speaking truth to the lies and truth to power and she was like really speaking up to a lot of the liberal leftism and the godlessness and now it's like a spirit of darkness and even when I see her speak her affect her energy has been totally shifted. There's a rabbi that Jeremy and I have been very very close with. Jeremy, since you were a kid, he's the principal. And talk about as far as like settlers are concerned, he's pretty like liberal and leftist and interfaith and loving. And Candace came out on a tirade against him accusing this 90-year-old man of giving Bitcoin to people to make videos about Candace Owen. It's so absolutely insanely absurd. And you don't even need to believe me. Look at her a effect and the way she is speaking when she says it. Look at this. And we're not telling you what to say. We're just telling you that if you were going to say something, let it be that Candace Owens or Carlson are anti-Semitic. And we're not giving you any proof of that other than this no string attached payment via Bitcoin, which is kind of untraceable. Huh? What? This is crazy. This is crazy. Now, I'm going to tell you who sent this email. We need This is a developing, by the way. We are This is We are investigating here. This is a developing story, but I can tell you who sent this email. And I don't want this to be a stereotype, but it is Rabbi Schlommo. And he's based in Israel. Oh my god. No. No. Rabbi Schlommo. No. Schlommo. No. Gosh. Rabbi Schlommo. Upset by this. Okay. Okay. Who's Rabbi Schlommo? Let's bring up this website. What's going on? Right. So, just look at that. There's like just such a a darkness almost like a uh what's the word? A demonic spirit. Like a demonic spirit. It's so overwhelming. And you see it also in Tucker Carlson. You know, I I've I've really been a believer in my life in intellectual honesty. In truth, when an honest man learns that he's mistaken, he either ceases being honest or he ceases being mistaken. And although it's being very very clear not only on their deepest theological level that they say now what's Tucker's main thing that the Jews of Israel aren't the real Jews, right? What were you just saying before about this? The the irony. Well, that never happened before in world history. You never had anybody saying because that was just a fact. You can't just say Americans aren't Americans anymore. These people group is no longer that people group. That's that's ridiculous. Nobody's ever tried to just say you weren't that. Even the finest of anti-Israel people of the past never did that. Martin Luther never said the Jews weren't the Jews. I need to say why has have it never even been attempted? Because for the last 2,000 plus years, the Jews have been from the Inquisitions to the Holocaust to the Pgrams. We've been beaten. We've been downtrodden. So everyone's like, "Yeah, God betrayed his covenant with them. He hates them and they're he steps on them and smashes them out of his because he despises them. Clearly they're the Jews. But now that all the prophecies of the Bible are being fulfilled through those very Jews, now all of a sudden, oh, wait a second. No, no, they're not the Jews. They're not. Martin Luther even has quotes saying that if the Jews ever came back to their land, then just mockingly, if they ever would obviously look around you, look at the Jews. They're in the squalors and in these terrible places, they'll never rise because that's God's judgment on them. If they ever did come back, I could believe that they were the chosen. Like literally, that's what he like mockingly said. And today people are far far worse than what Martin Luther was. Right. To me it strengthens my faith that they are questioning the fact are the Jewish people the Jewish people while they're standing up for the Palestinian people which are an entirely fake nation that was made up in the 1960s and 70s in order to delegitimize Israel. They have no ethnic background. They have no history. The father of the Palestinian movement was Yaser Arafod. He was born in Egypt. Like what is the Palestinian people? And they're saying the Jews are not the Jews. like the most ancient people on like the modern world and that the fact that it's like so perfectly coordinated only strengthens my and when you go across the entire spectrum I just saw Tucker Carlson defending Zohan Mani right he's like he's like he said he gave the disclaimer clearly I disagree with all of his policies but but when all the potential mayors stood up there in New York and they said what foreign country would you go to they all pretty much said Israel and Zoran said no I'm here in America this is where I would stay and he doesn't care about the the Jewish lobby and he's overcoming that and he's the only one that cares about you know and like all of a sudden there's this strange bed fellow between Tucker Carlson and Zoron Mdani where he's defending him and saying he's the only one talking about the economy and he's the I think there's a verse in the Bible that talks about calling good evil and evil good and like that feels like every day when you look at the latest rhetoric especially from the so-called right now it feels literally like what's happening right in front of our eyes is what's true and real and practical and makes sense is now being called bad and uh extreme and radical and the opposite is is saying that you know the same thing. Um I I don't think we need to like cover the details of of the whole story with the settler violence that happened this week, but I know we put a video out Justin did a video on our channel covering the details what really happened, what's going on behind the news. you wrote an article in JNS um that was just amazing and I but I think it's important cuz on the same topic it's it's important to bring out everybody talks about settler violence. So we're going to hopefully have someone uh on the Israel guys soon to talk about the real data, the facts, the statistics so that you you can see for yourself that this is not a real thing. But I think it's just important to note there is no such thing there's no such thing as settler violence. There's no such thing thing as this like massive radicalized extremist movement that are just bent on committing violence and destruction. Be there there's no there should be no category for it. And the world has made a category for it. Is there crime? That's what I always say. Yes, of course there's crime. There's crime anywhere in the world, but it it's nothing to where that needs to have its own special category that's demonized and radicalized. you guys are talking about floating in the media and there's a reason you guys have known a lot of these guys and like like you've had them come through your farm amazing people do do you know are there incidents where they uh have done wrong things of course they have but it's called crime it's called you know misdemeanor and it's dealt with by the Israeli law right by the police um but I I I just think it's like you got to know people are calling what's evil good uh and what's good evil and that's the same thing that's happening with this could there be a sinister motivation between the behind the explosion of news and focus on behalf of a lot of the Israeli media on these settler youth. Why? Because now all of a sudden Trump breathed the words two-state solution. And now the left is like, "Wait a second. We could get back into that game again. We could do that again." Well, how do we do that? We ferment a rift between settlers and the rest of the country. We make it seem like these kids are the are the tip of the spear of the settler movement and they're fighting against the IDF which is sacrianked right now, right? It's like so holy and the whole nation is behind them. So to pit these settler kids against the IDF when we at this far at our farm we've had probably hundreds of these kids come through. They go on to being some of the most elite units in the IDF. They don't have hate in their hearts for the IDF. there's a deeper, more sinister motivation happening behind this narrative that's being created. And so that's why that was what sort of inspired me to want to write this article. Like, no, no, no. You're not getting what these kids are about. You're not getting what this is about. Also, the the this security equipment, millions of shekels of security equipment that was destroyed by them. I'd be I just have I have questions about it. We're not beyond reproach in Israel for things to be engineered and to happen. Maybe some of these kids did it and they're definitely outliers that are not representative of the Hilltop youth movement, but may Why was this massive installation of critical security equipment totally unguarded? Yeah, there's no that anybody could just come sitting out in the open for anybody to come in. There was also a 14-year-old little settler kid. Couldn't have been more than 110 lbs. Shot in the shoulder, went through the back in critical condition right now. Like there's something deeper. It was a 14year-old. Like I don't I still don't even know 100% of the details, but like the fact that it was a 14year-old should cause anybody to pause and take like what could a 14-year-old have been doing to warrant being shot by an IDF officer? When I was 14, I put rubber bands around my ankles of my pants and filled my pants up with candy bars and stole them from stores. I literally was doing stuff like that at the age of 14. Okay. So, like to to warrant or justify anything like that is just beyond and you don't hear about any of that stuff. And I've just seen over the years the taking these kids throwing them into administrative detention without any sort of even accusations against them to the maximum amount of time. Meaning, what do you know what administrative detention is? It like basically means they can be held without charge for as long as they they decide. Right. Right. I don't know for as long as they decide, but I think that there's a very long sentence, but it's basically like before they're charged with anything, so they can kind of it's like an open-ended like months and months and months without any charge and just putting them in. And I went to some of their trials and I saw what was being hurled at these kids and I know who these kids are and they're so incredible. And so even if it's true the all of the things that are said about them, I think that they deserve our guidance, our compassion, our love, and our gratitude to them for what the movement of these hilltop youth are doing and pushing forward the nation of Israel into the land of Israel. And yeah, we're talking about sovereignty right now. Sovereignty would be not even a topic without these guys, without the farms that are holding down the vast majority of the land of the state of Israel inside of Judea and Samaria. There's state lands here. Uh overwhelming majority of the state lands are not held by the 500,000 um comm the the the communities the Yeshu that are built here. The the Jewish civilians that live here are not holding down the mass amount of the land. Judea and Samaria are actually settled by communities. 98% is up for grabs. And these farms that are across the land are the ones that are actually holding down the fort, holding down the land. That's right. And it's on mass. I mean, they're holding down like thousands and thousands, hundreds of thousands of of dunams of land. Well, you know, in the in the early 1940s and 1948, there was the Lei, the freedom fighters of Israel, and they were called the stern gang. And they were positioned as criminals, as just the worst. And now looking back in history, they're the heroes of 1948. They're the ones that fought the British. They're the ones that without them, we wouldn't have a state of Israel. And I just know that history will write the books looking back at these hilltop youth realizing that they are the avanguard, that they are the heroes of Israel, that they weren't chasing money, they weren't chasing power, they literally were just so committed to settling the land of Israel, that they gave their lives to that cause and they'll be remembered for that one day. Yeah. you know, the their their competitions, the equivalent of their Tik Tok. You know, I remember just like, you remember that that shepherdist girl that was like, you know, all the girls like Davided so much that they're just into him for his sheep. Like, I really blinded by his sheep. You know, these kids go out to the fields and they play the harp and they don't just recite toile the psalms. They compose them. They're walking barefoot through the mountains. They're not. And when when they're attacked by these Arabs and very often the IDF is defending and protecting the Arabs so and they're they're so viciously attacked then they say we're going to fight back. I feel like they must be looked at very much like the followers of Saul looked at the followers of David in those times. And that's not saying that there's not, you know, there's always got to be a distraction. There's have to be outliers that are actually super violent. Like really that could be the case that we have a number of them that are super violent. I know it's a very very very small percentage against Christians, against fellow Jews, against the IDF. Yeah. Then maybe that's also reactionary, but it doesn't justify it, you know. But at the same time, when you look at them as a movement, that's why I'm actually trying to organize buses to bring people from Tel Aviv. I want to bring all these people that hate them so much and say you hate them so much, sit with them for two hours. Yeah, that's right. You're going to emerge from that. Maybe not, you're not going to agree with them ideologically, but just the human to human, the Jew to Jew connection, seeing what they're doing, seeing what they're about, seeing their hearts, who you are tends to speak so much louder than what you say. And I think that that's really an important thing because why is it, let me just ask you this, why is it that it's so important to some of these left-wing Israelis to create this false moral equivalence? That's what they really are excited about. Okay, we they have their Hamas and we have our Hilltop youth and it's pretty much just extremists on both sides. They need to believe that because there's something so unsettling about seeing the uniqueness of Jew hatred in the world that it transcends all potential reasons. When we're rich, it's because we're taking all the money. When it's poor, it's because we're parasites on society. when we're capitalists or we're communists, it always transcends throughout history all reason to just being smokeokc screens and pretexts for a deeper Jew hatred that they get from their mother's breast milk. Right? And so what is it really about that? They don't want to believe that there is something transcendent about us as a people. There's something unique about us. There's something godly about us that causes the nations to hate us for no reason. So they want to believe in this moral equivalence that there's something bad about us that is worth hating. Right? I think that that's a big part of it. It's important to understand the psychology of what's driving it. I think there's no doubt in the world right now in my mind that there's something behind the scenes on this whole story that there is a coup. There's no doubt we're we're seeing one of the biggest uh champion moments of the whole settler movement moments away. Obviously, they're going to try somebody is behind the scenes. Some very u you know source that's trying to pit these these different parties against each other. the settler movement and the and the political move. They're trying to make an enemy between them and the military. They're trying to sew discord. It's very very obvious that there's something underneath cuz this whole story has makes zero sense. So I think just for everyone outside to understand this is a really big deal within Israel. It's become really massive news. There's not a lot of information coming out about it and it's already been what a week. It's like wait why is there nothing coming out about this? There is something big time under the scenes to trying to delegitimize the settlement movement. super important for anybody watching or listening. Uh, you know, we've been here for like 20 years. You guys have have spent the the like you you've put your lives into this. You know, we we you guys live in Judea. We're here in in Samaria. We've brought over 3,000 people to Judea and Samaria for weeks at a time. We brought probably tens of thousands to visit uh you guys as well. Like if we were to put all like we have buses come out on a regular basis. You have buses come to the Argo farm. As soon as people and like exactly what you're saying, Ari, as soon as people see it for themselves and they look you in the eye and they meet the beautiful people here and they see the the the heartland right up close, their entire perspective changes and they realize everything we see in social media, everything we see in the media is 100% opposite of what is happening in real life. So, I think for this particular story and anytime you see news headlines like this, you should immediately think there's something going on behind the scenes that's not being revealed. Normally, it does come out eventually, but typically it's like after the story has already died in the media because unfortunately attention spans are so short. So, I can guarantee you the the story will come out of exactly what's going on here. Um, and it's important to wait for that and it's really important to know there's something else going on behind the scenes and it's not nearly what the media is is saying for sure. Um, I know we we got to wrap up. Uh, Josh, do we want to talk about anything about BB's upcoming trip to Washington? He's going to to Washington DC on Monday. Uh, that's July 7th, I believe. Well, I think it's just timely that he's going and he most likely will be talking about hopefully his discussion is going to look something like what we just had talking about sovereignty and a potential two-state solution. It's like I'm always talking to you chance, you know, like which way are we going to go here? We were talking to some Jewish guys down actually the the the governor of the South Hebron Hills yesterday and uh on a project we were doing down there and uh one of our guys told him, "Well, either the temple will be rebuilt or they're going to create a Palestinian state." I mean, like, literally, we have these two like a 50-50 chance we're going to see the worst possible scenario where the the the the 22nd Arab states created as a as a launching pad for Iran to attack the Jewish state. Or we're going to see sovereignty and we're going to see the Jewish uh expression come out in the land of Israel like never before. That is literally the Torah going forth from Zion as the prophets foretold in the building of the temple. It's so opposite of each other, but literally I would tweak that a little bit. It's not either the temple will be built with a Palestinian state. Either the next thing that happens is we're on the cusp of building the temple or we first need to go through this Palestinian state thing and blah blah blah and that will lead to the temple. But the temple is an inevitability. That's a good point. That is not one or the other. Yeah. What I wanted to say is like 80 years ago the Jews were in Awitz quite literally and we were in gas chambers scattered around the world. and where we've come in 80 years. So many processes had to go, so many revolutions, the establishment of the state of Israel, the revival of the Hebrew, like from gas chambers in Awitz in 80 years from now to get to a house of prayer for all nations and the Torah going forth from Zion. Oh, we're so close. So, it's just a matter of time. It's just a hold on tight. in this visit with Trump um DC Abraham Accords once it's tied to a Palestinian state, it almost loses the beauty of the Abraham Accords. Well, he'll be making the same mistake that every president before him did and the reason why it never went through. And I think someone needs to tell him that. He's got this faith advisory board. Somebody from the faith side needs to be able to tell Trump because from a dealmaker side, this whole thing makes sense. But Israel is not a place that makes sense. Do you know who from the faith side needs to tell him? Benjamin Netanyahu, right? The nation of Israel needs to be from the faith side. Like in the four of us, it's a little bit refreshing that I think maybe it's 6040 as far as like prophecies quoted are from the Jews over the Christians, which like you guys are very prophetic and very very sanctified and holy people. Yes. But like that's the way it should be. We should be a nation that is quoting the words of God to the world and putting our faith and our trust in God. And that's why Yeah. I have a Jewish prophecy pulled up. I didn't get a chance to share, but I but I was actually going to say it feels funny for me to pull this out, but uh since you know you gave me the idea, I put it into chat GBT and you guys can tell me if this is actually if this is a real uh a real uh piece of commentary from the sages. I think it's from maybe uh Rabbi Cook, but basically it's the idea that the slowness of the redemption process is vital to the foundation of of Gaola of redemption. Um, I've heard that quote, I think from Rabbi Muhammad here in the Mount of Blessing, very well known in Israel. And you were talking about the redemption so painful because we want redemption fast. We want, you know, we want now and and ultimately it's usually a very slow process, but um, you know, you guys tell me is that an idea of the sage is that like the slowness of it is actually critical to it. The sunrise that the sunrise just happens very slowly. It's like dark, dark, getting a little bit lighter, a little bit lighter, a little bit lighter and like the sunrise of a new day. It's going to happen in stages and it's gonna happen slowly. But but right before that first glimpse of the sun, that's when it is the darkest, right? It's darkest right before the sun comes up. And so that's where I think we're in those times right now where even I like I try to live and breathe faith and I talk to God every day, but I'm I'm like, "What what is happening? Help me make sense of this God. We were on the verge of redemption and now we're into the same thing. It's so demoralizing." And that's where we really need to hold on tight. These are the times to hold on tight to our faith, to the surrender that God is in charge and he is playing this thing out as it should be played out that he knows it should be played out because we as myopic human beings just see the right now and he sees the greater picture and what really needs. Look what's happening. Our enemies are saving us. Witkoff and Trump tried to do a ceasefire deal with the kamas and the kamas rejected it. It's like our enemies are saving us from ourselves that they're not letting us not finish the job that we will have to remove kamas from like the existence in the land and hopefully take sovereignty. And not only are they saving us from ourselves, but they're coming in and demanding, right? Saudi Arabia came in and said a pre a precondition to us having so any peace with Israel and the Abraham Accords is that you need to remove Hamas from leadership. Right? Saudi Arabia made that that demand. Am I wrong? Do we need to edit that out? That was true. I remember like what? They're they're making that demand. Why is it that these things have to be floated by our enemies rather than or not even by our enemies but by others rather than what is so clearly right before us? I'm really looking forward to this meeting uh with Trump and Betao with speaking about the sovereignty issue is obviously the biggest biggest possible thing. The ceasefire in Gaza I'm less uh excited about because I feel like it's going to be like one of these things again where he's pushing it from the wrong view, the wrong narrative. He's wanting to just get the peace right back and forth here. No, that's not what it about. A ceasefire should be like you surrender, give us back all of our hostages, lay down your arms, leave Gaza, and then yes, we can agree that World War II we'll give you a thousand terrorists in exchange for two hostages. Like that's not that's not that's obliteration to where there is no because if there's any chance that they're going to claim victory, he's going to claim victory. So Trump's like, how could he claim victory? Because he doesn't know the Ayatollah. he doesn't know these people that it's all about the narrative and clearly there is something to what they're saying they're claiming victory and now they're talking about a Palestinian state of course funded by Iran it's just restrengthen he even said that Iran can now trade oil with China and that the Arab states and that America is going to be giving $30 billion to the reconstruction of Iran what do you think the Arabs are thinking when they're like Saudi Arabia they're on the verge of yes the Abraham Accords a strong America strong Israel and now he wants to rebild build Iran under the Ayatollah with $30 billion because he thinks that these are normal, logical players. So, he just beat them down and now he's going to come in and be benevolent and they're going to receive that as kindness and benevolence. It's going to bring peace. He doesn't understand that they see that as absolute weakness, which on some level is exactly what it Well, I think this goes into our last point that I think Benjamin Netanya is going to be talking to Trump about the the sovereignty, the ceasefire, the hostages in Gaza, and then it's this exactly this is he's going to be speaking about this normalization with Syria, which would really I'm very concerned about. I don't know about you, Jeremy, but I'm I'm I'm looking at this. Just blows my mind. I don't I can't even wrap my mind around that. I can't wrap my mind around it. I don't think anybody can. I don't think there's a lot of information. People don't understand who what Syria represents, who those people are. I would love I love new Syria. It's like there's not like one is better. They're just it's awful. There's one good thing that I think that's happening is and that is the land of Israel is about to be expanded hopefully uh at least in a big large piece of land in South Syria. Um but Jeremy, I would want to hear from you. What do you think this conversation is going to be like with Benjamin Netanyahu in regard to what's happening in Syria? Like he's going to Trump with something about here. Trump is going to be really hot to get a Abraham Accords extended. Well, imagine what a disaster it would be if we make some sort of fake peace deal with uh ISIS jihadist leadership in Syria and we have to give up land in the land of Israel to create a fake Palestinian state. I mean, it would just be a disaster upon disaster. But I just feel like the same way that God hardened Pharaoh's heart that God is able to harden the hearts of the enemies of Israel in order to get his will accomplished. And you know, we just look from a bird's eye view and we look at the Temple Mount. Israel is on a trajectory. Israel is going to win and Israel is rising like a lion. And I just feel like everything that's happening, it's all for the good and redemption is near. One last thing about the sunrise, you know, it's it's always if you ever watch sunrise, it feels like it takes forever, right? Cuz it's so slow. But as soon as it peaks, you turn your back and 30 seconds later and that sun is like up in the sky. meaning the instant the sun hits, the instant redemption hits, then it's fullblown, full blast, full steam ahead. I think that's that's pretty exciting. All right, guys. Um, make sure, you know, I would love to hear from you guys what you think. If you got any predictions, you know, it's so funny cuz I'm never I'm never into predictions and like personal any that, but like these are crazy times we're living in. If you guys have thoughts, if you have dreams, if you have predictions or things that you're reading or hearing back, put it down in the comment section cuz Ari reads every single comment. So, he would love to hear from you. You do. And uh and that one guy that said, "I interrupt too much." You ruined my day. But anyway, you interrupt too much. Anyways, no, but I want to talk to you guys about the Israel summit. Yeah. Right. That's the some ways like our enemies are always sort of guiding us in the right way. So, it got the summit canceled in Texas, which is certain commentary about Texas. We said, "Well, they just didn't have time to to to prepare for this." But now it seems like there's a lot of problems arranging it anywhere, which is leading you to the realization that possibly you're going to have to do it in Israel. Maybe on the Temple Mount. How about Yeah. Hey, if they just said we could have full like uh prayer, worship, and dancing on the Temple Mount, Jeremy, that that sounds like something you need summit on the Temple Mount. Israel summit on the Temple. Yeah, that would really Can we do a live stream? Can you talk to Bing about that? Can we do live streams from the Temple Mount? That literally No, but I think it's supposed to be from Israel. For from Zion, the Torah will come forth and the word of God from Jerusalem, right? And we're at the point in history now where it's supposed to be in Jerusalem. And those that love Israel with such a zeal, they're invited from all around the world to come out and we'll do some stuff around it. We'll do some stuff a few days before. You can come to the farm farm. We'll do some fun hikes. It'll be fun. It we'll make a whole thing out of it. I think the people that are truly zealous, that have the capacity and ability from around the world, they'll come and we'll get just as many in Jerusalem, if not double than we would have in Texas. Amen. Stay tuned, guys. Definitely don't want to miss it. Um, guys, as always, actually, Jeremy, do you want to spend like 60 seconds just talking because we always mention the land of Israel fellowship, but I feel like you should just explain to people like what is the fellowship? Tell them what they're missing out on. This is sort of a fellowship, you know? It's like people from all different backgrounds that come together to talk about what they love to talk about. So this is more politics. It's more about current events. But Ari and I, and my wife Deila, once a week, we have a fellowship. We broadcast live on Monday, Sunday. And it's really a global community. It's a movement of people that are shifting towards becoming more biblical, that are becoming a little bit more Israelite connected. They're becoming more uh Torah oriented, and they want to learn the Torah from Zion and the word of God from Jerusalem. And it's a growing movement, and it's a community of people from 50 countries around the world. And it's marvelous. And it's not uniform. It's not like, oh, you have to believe in these precepts in order to be a part of it. There's a wide spectrum of people that believe many different things, but what brings them all together is that they love the nation of Israel, the the God of Israel. They're drawn to learn Torah from rabbis, from Jews. And we get a lot we get a lot of push back from them. And I love it because it's always from a place of love and respect and truth seeeking. We have fellowship connections at the end where people ask questions and share thoughts. We have someone that aggregates all of the prayer requests. So, we're all praying for each other on our personal lives. So, although sometimes there's different theological things, we all love each other so much that I know whose son isn't speaking to them and whose daughter is getting surgery and we're praying for each other. It's really become a community that is, I think, very unique in the world. Yeah, I think that's awesome. Were you going to say something? No, just as a member of the fellowship, I think that uh you know, my wife and I almost never miss a week. It's it's always very inspirational and I think that's what we need from Israel today. if you're just locking into the news and you're seeing a lot of times the the hard side of the reality. Um, one of our uh supposedly great uncles, Mark Twain, said that the lies travel the world 10 times over while the truth is still getting its boots on. That's really sad. And it's really that the the tr the truth should be more powerful. We have to work harder to get a hold of that truth and it's not going to be on on the no on the big screens of the lies are going to be what travels and the misinformation. to dig into the truth is what's happening at the fellowship and I I feel like it's it's inspirational. It's something that feeds you life. It's not something that's going to drag you down. And uh so I would just encourage everybody. So if we're already telling people about it, we'll say there's the landofisrael.com. You could go there, learn about it. We'll put a link or you can also send an email to tabithathelandisrael.com. She will also be able to help you out and and connect you. She's like the heart in many ways of the fellowship on a real level. So that's uh we appreciate that guys. So yeah. No, we'll make it easy for you. We'll put the link in the description. Uh, it's a great way to support Jeremy and Ari and the Argo Farm and the land of Israel network. Um, support our endorsement. Yeah, support settlement of Judea. That's literally what's in task. We're all about that. All right, guys. Uh, make sure to find out about Jeremy Nari's work. The land ofisrael.com. As always, stop listening to the lies and propaganda. Connect with what's really happening boots on the ground here in the land of Israel. We'll be back very soon here at the Israel guys. [Music]