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Welcome to the Israel Guys, where 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, it's so great to be back. I'm here with Arya Bramitz, Joshua Waller, and a huge welcome to the one and only Yishi Fleer, international spokesman for Hevron Hebrron. Uh you're a influencer, a fellow podcaster out there, I think a lot more than we are actually. So, uh, great and and so many other things, but great to have you on the show. It's been a long time coming >> and big Israel Guys fan. >> Okay. Big Israel Guys fan and and friend. Uh, and it's awesome to be with you here. And, uh, also thanks for bringing Ari. I appreciate that. You know what I mean? As a as a side note, >> if I would just say one thing about you really quickly is is that you're the guy I take notes from with how to say it. Phenomenal. Jump on a Piers Morgan thing, listen to you, and then get the notes. Oh, that was an excellent way to answer that kind of hate because there's so much hatred coming out. And that's what we're here for, is to help people get get truth. And then when they listen to us, they're like, "Oh, that's really what's going on out there." And that's what you do the finest. And so the Flesher Show, we're just making a punch right from the beginning. The Yeshi Flesher Show is is to be watched and subscribed to Yishi said in justest, "Thanks for bringing Ari." But really, if you're going to say for anything, you should say to Yishi, "Thanks for bringing Ari." Or, "You're you're to blame for bringing Ari." Because if there's any one singular person that I can credit with my entire journey, it's that I met Yishi 30 something years ago and he expanded my mind to Israel is possible. It's real. It's doable. And so in a lot of ways, all that I've done, he either gets the credit or the blame for it. >> When I was in Yeshiva University in New York City, I had a dream. And the dream was it was a kind of um my parents are from Russian background and there was an intellectual click that helped start communism in the Soviet Union and there was a lot of Jews involved and I'm not we're not proud of that >> but I thought to myself if I could get a click of smart people, passionate people going around that I could connect and we could all become Zionists and move to the land of Israel and make a difference. That would be amazing. And really at that time at Yeshiv University, I met Arya Brahmwitz. I met Zev Orinstein. I met Alex Trayman. >> And basically we just started chugging along and thinking and thinking and thinking about Israel and working and doing. And then we we came to the land of Israel. Then we fought in Gaza together. Not fought physically, fought against the the disengagement uh with ideas and Arya Brah once was there uh talking to the BBC and back in America. We were talking about aliyah revolution. and we, you know, made these signs and we were talking about it and you know what I sometimes pinch myself that we're still doing it today >> and uh this team is still doing it and now you guys you guys aren't from yes university exactly but uh >> that would have been great >> but but really uh uh this >> Quaker State and and you know what more and more good people are uh are part of it uh and the message and when when when I just hear Ari say like that I helped him come to land of Israel that's like my whole day that's my day I did my day I could to go to rest at night because because because if I helped Arya Brahmos come to the land of Israel then then I just brought a nuclear weapon. One last story you need to hear. I don't know if you know this story. He's tired of me hearing saying it, but he was he had this idea. He's a brander. And he said, "Aliyah revolution. People need to know coming back to Israel is a revolution, a deep revolution." And I was like, "Okay, good luck. Get the idea out there." He showed up at the airport one day, handed out posters that he made, and then I got a link two days later. I'm Cristiano Paul with CNN International. In Tel Aviv, we have an aliyah revolution. Like yesterday, you guys saying we got to get this idea, and now it's on CNN. I'm like this is this is real. The eyes of the world are on Israel and someone even a vessel as unworthy as this guy could possibly be play a small part. There is an ali revolution and that was a brand back then just like by the way Israel guys is a great brilliant brand and Jews are from Judea. That's a great brand and the brand that I'm very proud of right now which I've been working for four years to promote is the biblical highway. >> Yeah, that's right. >> Awesome. >> You know and you guys get it. you know, it's it's it's easy for you to get it because you're from America, a place that knows branding. Probably the best brander of all time is is the United States uh in so many ways. You know, even even just the the um the American national anthem, you know, just itself is just a great brand. Uh but America knows how to brand roads. It knows that roads are more than just the sum of its parts. The road, the freedom, the road itself is something valuable. And I've been trying to bring that to Israel. And we have a road here called Route 60, which is the road right below this beautiful mountain that we're on right now. And it leads from here all the way down to Beva through the holy cities. And we've been uh I've been on a on a on a crusade to brand it uh the biblical highway in Hebrew Derk Tanakh. and through really tenacity and hiring a great lobbyist and working every single day in different ways, uh, the prime minister of Israel uh, has declared that Route 60 is now known as the the biblical highway. That's stage one and I need your helpcred. I need the Israel guys' help and I need uh, uh, the the Land of Israel Network's help to brand it now by making signs and by making something that we don't have at all in Israel, which is scenic overlooks and rest stops. >> Pit stop, right? Yeah, America knows rest stops. And I'm and I'm making a I'm making a pitch now. Anybody out there? We're looking for a contact to Bies. I was about to say that. >> Get a B. Bies day in Samaria. >> What do I do about I want a Bies? A kosher Bies. >> You want it to be called Bies? >> I want Bies. I want Buck. I I No shame about that. Bies is awesome. You know >> me here. >> Do you know how much Bies pays their employees? Like that's could bring some serious like goodies. >> Serious jobs to the job market for >> sure. And I want them to be making kosher meat there in the middle. And I you know and I want you know have you been to >> Middle Eastern Bies? >> Yeah. I I've been there once or twice. It's in great bathrooms. The best bathrooms. >> Well, I was literally about to ask you. Okay. You said stage one. We just got it recognized. And I was going to ask you what is your like give me final stage. What does this look like in its best awesome fulfillment? And then you just said bies. Well, that's not the final vision. >> You want to see 50 gas pumps on the, you know, 110 >> that coffee that great coffee and bathrooms. That's very close to Msiah. Very, very close. But, >> but it should be called Abraham's Cafe, not Bies. >> You know what? Let's let the nations have a little bit of a little bit of merit in this great thing. You know, Abraham's Bucky. Okay, whatever. You know what? You know what? Actually, let me answer your question in a Jewish way. I will not answer your question. I'll take it all the way the other direction. This Jewish state, this biblical state has under marketed, underbranded the Bible in a way that they should be sued for malpractice. >> It is incredible how this central theme of what Israel is. >> Yeah. >> Is nowhere. >> Yeah. >> It's not in the airport. >> There is no Bible land theme park. You think, right? You think you think >> there is in Florida. >> Which one? What? >> Yeah. It was a holy holy land uh something or another like but it was a big deal. >> I I I don't I think there's in Kentucky there's a uh >> there's an arc there's an amazing museum uh in Washington DC museum of the Bible. I cried twice. >> Holy land experience. >> I cried twice at the museum of the Bible. Why? One time because of something that they showed that I was like I was touched to see the splitting of the Red Sea or something. >> And the other time when I realized that our beloved Jewish state has nothing to compete with the Museum of the Bible and I cried. I'm like ma what? What do we need to do when when when we have the Bible? This is the land of the Bible. We just don't have a museum of the Bible. We have no experience of the Bible. There's one place called Beerit uh which does a biblical experience. And yet, guess what? They're doing gang busters. There she is right outside of Jerusalem. They were just down there yesterday. >> And how are they? >> They're fantastic. >> They're fantastic. And are they doing business? Non-stop business. And it's a small shop. The Bible needs to be sold, taught, brought out, teased out. Teach it, love it. Bring me the souvenir. >> Where's the souvenir? >> What people don't understand is when people come to Israel, the bill the millions hopefully one day be broader audiences. But they come into the airport and when they look up and they come into the the hall, what do they see? Right now it's like for the last like 10 years it's been sunglasses commercials. >> No, no. There's an insurance company called Frisbee and and that is the first thing you see. It's like rent a like it's a car insurance thing. It's like are you joking me? And and I've told this a a million times. So if you've heard it just just very quickly. You land in Australia, you know you're in Australia. Everywhere there it's it's kangaroo and digery dew and and and boomerang. You land in Texas. You have lassus on the on the walls. There's lassus and then and there's boots and I literally bought a hat in the airport. Okay. Just to just to fit in. Okay. Uh but in Israel, you know, we just don't sell it. Why? Israelis are ashamed of it. They're embarrassed of it. They think it's key. I don't know what it is. I don't know what this what the mentality is. >> I think it's changing. Right. >> I was talking to a group of soldiers yesterday. They were out here and they were like, "This is an awesome place that you guys have here bringing the nations in to help support." And I was talking to them about, >> you know, what we Exactly this that we have to bring that when the nations are coming to Israel, they're coming from a biblical framework. They're coming to see the land of Abraham. >> Are you sure they're not just coming to >> to go to Tel Aviv? >> Yeah. to to do the nightife in Tel Aviv and the beach? No, I'm pretty sure not. Like, what do you think? >> Maybe you saw post about the streamer connected. Maybe you could mention this because it does seem like Israelis don't quite agree on how on what they believe Israel is. Like there's a clash between the the beaches of Tel Aviv and like the whole >> between the northern kingdom and the Kingdom of Judea. >> Why would you go? >> I got no problem with the beaches of Tel Aviv. I like the beaches of Tel Aviv. I enjoy them myself. I like the high-tech. I I like the I like the life of Tel Aviv and I think that energy of innovation and unbridledness is important, beautiful, but that's not the way you got to sell the land of Israel. It exists. That's good. But nobody's coming here to to do the nightife in Tel Aviv because Tel Aviv is also a war zone, okay? And an expensive one at that. So people are not coming for that. They're coming for history. They're coming for the Bible. They're coming for spirituality. I love it when non-Jews tell me like, "I I went I prayed and and I heard God's voice. I like I talked with God." I actually tell people Israel is also a spiritual experience. You can have an exper you can talk with God here. Um and they brought this very famous uh influencer who I never heard of but he became he's very famous. His name is clavvicular. And this is a guy who's famous for something called he calls looks maxing. It's like hetonism, materialism, misogyny all rolled up into one with the misogyny being a big part of it. They really they just treat women as just they treat men and women as just totally >> soulless pieces of objectified flesh. >> Yeah. Yeah. Like like total receptacles. It's just it's nothing. It's like a tissue and it's and it's abhorrent really. And he came in and there was all kinds of problems with him coming in. And I wrote on on X, I wrote, "Listen, it's always going to uh it's always going to backfire on you because that's not what Israel is." >> Yeah. >> I'm not saying and people misunderstand me. They're like, "Oh, you don't respect Tel Aviv." No, no, no, no, no. It's okay. There is a Tel Aviv. But that's not what Israel is. >> And if you got you have a super Greco Roman hedonist coming to the land of Israel, he'll never get it. He'll never be able to sell it. He'll never be able to promote it. And the whole thing the whole thing totally backfired, right? I mean I mean I never seen such a backfire. They brought in an influencer to show the goodness of Israel. The whole thing just turned into mush because you can't bring in a a a Greco Roman hedinist and have hope that he can explain the Holy Land. he is in in in in in contra he's he's the o other side and so it was it was an absolute failure and instead of understanding that there's millions of people >> millions of non-Jews who want to connect to the story of Samson or the blessings of Jacob or what you know what I mean >> the Bible 80 something% of it happens in Judea and Samaria where the where the prime minister just said the road is now called the biblical highway I mean this is this is awesome times and you guys made aliyah years and years ago what you've been here for more than 20 30 almost I'm here I'm here on this round 23 years. >> So if you go back to 23 years ago, we were in a completely different situation out here in Judea and Samaria and Zionism was uh beginning to I would say it was beginning but it was you lived out here in uh in the Benyamin region in Samaria. >> Zionism was a beginning like I'm saying it was like there wasn't a vineyard. I'm pretty sure it began in 1948 BCE. >> Yeah, but okay, we've got BC BCE. I don't even know what that means. before the common era BC and and CE common era. That's the way that's the Jewish Jewish wave of >> I'm saying at that point there was still a relatively small amount of Jews in Judea and Samaria. Judea and Samaria there was no thought of a biblical highway yet being you know where we could actually facilitate nations coming and traveling a path to Judea and Samaria. was completely a war zone many in many cases and you were fight the fight was so real then today and I'm just saying all of this to say Zionism is winning Z we're growing the movement is nons it's it's on a nonstop trajectory toward great success and I this is my buildup to Yishi you had a conversation this week with a lady who said the exactly the opposite of what's actually going down right now um what was that about this lady named Abby Martin. She looks like a human being, but she's actually uh she's lost her human side. She's become a like a like such a she I I I mean it literally. She's lost like a she's become like a hater of the deepest sense against Israel and the Jews. She like looks like a like a sweet person, but there's something like completely lost about her. And she had uh these words to say about about where Israel what Israel is and where Israel is going. The whole world has to isolate this rogue, apartheid, genocidal maniac, serial killing, pathologically lying state. Isolate it. Shame anyone who goes there. Academics, celebrities, politicians, and they've been exposed for what they are. And Zionism is on its last leg. It only exists by the weight of its propaganda. >> Go ahead, Yai. >> Well articulated. You got to give her that. >> Well, she's no dummy. I'm nobody saying that. Uh but well the only thing is that the first part I can understand. You think that Israel you want to spread the uh the blood liable. You want to say Israel is a genocide or murderer. You could you know I can refute all that but okay you know you can show me pictures of dead children and and okay we can have an argument about it and I'll have to prove it. You'll have to prove it. >> That was last week's show, >> right? But then but then this part that right at the end where she says like is Zionism is on its last legs. Well, where did you get that? Where'd you get that idea? Are you totally living in your head or are you just totally sold on on trying to disparage Israel? And so you say all kinds of things. Zionism is on its last legs. This half a trillion dollar economy, the 7 million people, this return to to Judaism in the Bible, the settling the land. Everywhere we go, we see cranes and pregnant women. Like this whole thing is alive. Alive. and and and and and and and just because your hate is out there and it's doing all of us a big favor by bringing the Jewish people home uh and and in gathering the exiles, but is that really real that Zionism is on its last legs? Like, where do you where are you living? Where do you exist? Just because of your visceral hate, you think that something something is being destroyed. It's just your your hate is actually building Israel. Well, that's a technique that I've seen a lot of these haters use where they create these facts on the ground where they make the Overton window. Everybody knows that it's genocide where people that don't necessarily have a background about being Abrahamic and being willing to stand differently and apart and on the other side while the rest of No one wants to feel like they're outside the Overton window. And this group of people together have so shifted radically the Overton window so quickly where if you're like, "Yeah, I'm a Zionist." All of a sudden, it's roughly the equivalent of saying you're the pro-Nazi party. How did that happen overnight? If not, there's a spirit coming through. But maybe there's an argument to make. I'm just thinking this out loud that isms are a little old. Maybe it's time for us to take this word Zionism, leave it aside, and understand that it's we're no longer in an ism. There there's redemption is unfolding. Redemption for not only the nation of Israel, but for all of mankind. There's something bigger and deeper and more spiritually rooted happening than an ism. Maybe it's time for us to leave that word behind and to graduate it. You're the brander. I don't know. I I did toy with a new ism for a while and I I came up with the idea that Zionism is the secular rebirth, the physical rebirth of Israel. And now we've graduated to the next step. And so therefore, the mountain Mount Zion is is the mountain uh that that's kind of the heart of Jerusalem. But but it leads in the end to Mount Mariah. And so therefore, I came up with this idea years ago that we are now in the period of Moriahism. Okay. Not Zionism, but Moriahism. >> If it didn't end in a vowel, I would say let's start running with it. But Mariahism, >> Mariahism, it's Yeah, I also Right. It didn't exactly work. And and in truth, the word Zion actually means the marker, the place. Actually, Mount Zion originally means the Temple Mount. >> Seion is a is a marker >> is a marker. See you and um but we are no doubt transitioning from uh the kingdom of Joseph, the kind of the the physical birth of Israel to the spiritual uh uh period period where where this vessel that was built is now going to in gather more exiles but also come back to Judaism to the Bible and the nations and I I think what's important here to talk about the nations. >> I think it's very important to talk about the nations. This is this is a very tricky part for a lot of Jews. They don't quite understand the role of the nations and they don't have it in their heart yet. They don't have a heart for the nations yet. >> Uh which is which is really a next next step of development of this thing. >> They got a lot of reasons why they they don't have a heart specifically because >> I get it. I get it. I want everybody I want everybody to open up their Bible and read Psalm 67. Psalm 67. I think it should be and I think it should be on the wall here. Psalm 67. The nations will sing the praises of God. The nations will will come close to God. The nations the nations will yearn for God. And the Psalms are full of that. And and uh the the in gathering of the exiles, here's how I see it. Check this out. When I'm living in America, America says to me, "You listen to my Torah, you listen to my Bible. You listen to my forefathers. Here's Abraham Lincoln. I studied the Federalist Papers, you know, and I studied Madison and and and and the and Jefferson." And study these things. This is and there's greatness there. And and let's not forget, of course, uh um new from Philadelphia, Franklin, right? Uh Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin who really worth any human being should study Benjamin Franklin. Just >> you also know Hebrew here. >> He was a brilliant unbelievable guy and and and then he had a a pastor and a rabbi and and an imam like carry his his coffin to to his funeral. Like an amazing guy. But when the nation of Israel is in gathered after 2,000 years, the nations say, "Now you teach us your Torah." >> Right? >> The nations are like, "Wow, God has in gathering them to their land. Now a light spreads out from from Jerusalem. Teach us." And uh Israel is not quite ready for that. Israel is still ghettoy sometimes. And it doesn't understand that it's in this process of redemption, this process of of in gathering and and blessing and doesn't yet understand that it's supposed to broadcast out. And that's why this show is so important because here today we are able to broadcast to the nations that they're part of the story and that they are meant to hear God's voice. They're meant to turn in prayer towards Jerusalem >> and be part of this redemptive process. And that is why there are Tucker Carlson's and Candace Owens out there because they want to stop that. Well, you know, that's strategic right now, and I was just just this week, exactly what you're saying made a lot of sense to me because everything is being targeted. And when you look out there to these big brands who obviously have stuff behind the scenes, there's no there's there's no hiding all that anymore. Um, and their target right now, which you wouldn't think would be on the top of the list, they're going theological on Christians to say, you know, really, if you look at the overall arching thing that I was looking into this week, you know what they're pushing right now? They're pushing like an Eastern Orthodox Christianity and it's really big right now >> and Catholic and Catholic >> Catholic they're they're fine as long as you stay in that boat. >> Look, but the traditional Orthodox original Catholicism because they see a lot of the empty fluffiness that much of religion in America. That's why so many people are going to Islam because they saw that Islam is actually non-compromising. This is who we are. we're gonna fight and not like fluffy pastor or you know like rabbis that go to disco texts and it's just it's been so diluted that they want something authentic and real and so that's why to me I hear Tucker Carlson these people they're calling it's a challenge to us they're looking but who do they bring on they bring on these liberal fluffy American rabbis and I love all Jews everywhere in the world but I want to hear that's why I love when you're on Piers Morgan like yes listen Listen to what Yishi is saying. Listen to and anyway I'm I'm interrupting but I have more to say. >> No no just Islam is attractive because it's masculine. In a world where masculinity is being eroded purposefully by progressivism people turn to hyper masculinity real toxic masculinity of Islam being like yes I want that. And by the way women also want that many times because they're like okay give me a role. Give me a place you know kind of you know put me in that box that I that I that I'm going to be comfortable. Everybody gets a box >> with a man that will actually protect you. >> Right. Exactly. And and and and there'll be like a whole framework for life. So people turn to that. When it comes to Christianity, it's a little bit different. The truth is is that a very classic uh uh avenue of Christianity has been a replacement religion. It's it came to say Judaism, you rejected uh the Christian the Christian version of things. You rejected it. And therefore where the Judaism is not a chosen people, it's a rejected people. And that's the only reason they're around. We are now the people with the truth. And therefore, Judaism is the old religion and they're they're still doing their crazy ways and the crazy looks and the crazy stuff. We're the right path. We're the chosen path. Which gave way to Islam. Exactly. Like you have the I heard the preacher, my dad was in uh Africa and that's what they were doing. They were like, "Well, the Jews got it wrong and then the Christians got it wrong." Now, I mean, obviously Islam's the way to go now. So, it's like all built on the replacement theology that that the church built then gave way to this. Well, obviously there's new ways to God and so you just got to keep up with >> Christian Zionism was an aberration, right? It's an aberration. It's an idea like no uh uh there there is, you know, we Christians, we have a I don't want to talk about Christian theology, but the the idea is the Jewish people still have a covenant with God. We are part of that story and we see the in gathering of the exile. If you go if you go to Texas to the average person, they'll just say, "God is doing great things with Israel. I believe that Israel is the hero of the story. That's how Christian Zionists read the Bible as Israel being a hero as as as as God loving the Jewish people. But Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens and Nick Fuentes, who's the smartest one of all those guys, >> um, and he's he's the only one worth listening to because he has, you know, thoughts and and issues and and he's >> he is the Bizarro Yishi Fly shirt. He is he wants to make a shirt that has a picture of the arch of Titus and say we're Rome look Jews you don't like seeing this is when we took we took your manora he wants to go that far back he's like we don't have any real thing we're Rome they're Judea that's what's happening here >> I love that clip I love that clip he's just like he's just like you see can we just play it right here >> yeah just play this clip of uh of of Nick Fuentes being like >> you're getting burned we're going to be fine we're going to stand on your ashes after you uh are emulated. We have the arch of Titus commemoration that this is this is subtle. This is when we took their manora. Don't for let them forget. If you have any Jewish friends, don't let them forget. We took your manora. So for those that don't know the history, the Romans, we destroyed their temple in 70 AD. I'm talking about the Jews. The Romans destroyed their temple fulfilling Christ's prophecy and we looted it and we took their manora in 70 AD. We crushed their temple and over 50 years crushed their rebellions, kicked them out of Jerusalem. That's why they were scattered for 2,000 years. They hate this. They hate they hate to be reminded of this. It makes them see. They think the manora is in the Vatican. And you know what? I hope it is. I hope you're not getting it back. It's ours. >> But I wanted to say to him back, Nick, you're so funny. What are you so proud of? We're back. Like, what are you like, you're Rome. >> But he said, he's like, but we still have the minora. He's like, I hope the Vatican has the manora. We're going to hold on to the monora. It's this is the conversation to have. >> That's right. >> This is what it's about. And that's why I just want to clarify one thing. Not clarify, but just slightly, respectfully, and lovingly push back, I um these guys are not part of the story. They are the story. It's about them. It's for them. Who are we? We are kohanim voy kadosh. We are a kingdom of priests, a holy nation. What what does that mean? We're priests. What what are the priests of Israel to the tribes of Israel? They're here to bless us. We are here to bless the world. And that's why when we make that fundamental shift that we're here to be a braha to bless the world, then all of a sudden we can shift our posture and look at Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens not as a threat. They're not a threat to us. After all, we've been through Tucker Candace Owens as a threat. No, they need blessing. They need Hashem's light in their life. We should be blessing them. We should be trying to help them. And God, not from a place of defensiveness, from a place of love because we're here to bless them without you. once shared an idea with me that I forgot but it was so because it's something about bread and flour and making kala and the nations or something. Oh. Uh I was hoping you know cuz otherwise it's a weird thing for me to throw out there. >> As a blesser uh let us bless Luke for fashma. Okay. He's got a little bit of a cold today and it's okay. We'll edit out your coughing but we just want to bless you to to for full health. Amen. Amen. Let's bless all everybody for health really. We all need we all need health. We all we're all uh we all got something, right? Uh and I really want to bless the world. Um basically, what is the Jewish people's role? In many ways, it's to be the yeast. The yeast for the nations. And when the nation is a loaf of dough, when it's a dough that wants to receive the blessing of the yeast, the yeast is a little thingy. It's a little thing of above and it's sprinkled on a little bit and then it grows and is successful. A nation like the United States that blessed Israel and blessed the Jewish people >> grew. You you start to hate the yeast. You don't want the yeast, you shrink into into your matzah. >> Yeah. Well, you know, that's even history in the history. That's undeniable history. I mean, you can't nobody's rewritten the books to where that doesn't show. It shows exactly even in the history that's written down that you know, whatever. You go back to early, you go back to the dark ages, those nations, England way back, way way back in the day, you know, following after that, uh, they treated Jews well. What happened? They became a massive superpower. Little place became a massive superpower. How did it happen? And then following that, what happened to America? I'm talking about like more recent history. >> But it goes, that same thing happens all the way back. You can't deny it. It's a fundamental fact of human existence in the world. There's non-Jews and there's Jewish people and those that bless the Jewish people even though this has become like kind of like, oh, you're not allowed to say it anymore. You can't quote Genesis 12 anymore because it's, you know, they're not the real Jews. We're the the Christians are now the Jews. The replacement of theology is like, no, everybody's misquing the promises of God. No, real factual is is that if you believe in a religion like we just said, we said that changes and God's always changing. Well, yeah, Islam's good for you cuz that's if you make your point, which is very simple. your your your final point is simple. Bless the Jews. >> Bless the Jews, you'll be blessed. >> Your nation will be blessed. And it's not even a it's the factual. Yeah. It may sound kind of weird, >> you know, >> but it's literally just like Ari likes to talk about when a tree grows and you go out and you pick an apple off. It's alo kind of weird. >> It's kind of but it's miraculous. How in the world did the best tasting beautiful fruit grow on that tree? How did it happen? But it's there's like this things that God created in the na natural creation that he made and he made it like this. So don't argue with him. >> It's his children. Bless his children. He's going to be happy with you. It's actually not so beat on his children and see what happens. >> And your father says so beautifully a teaching that I tell tell other people which is like the nations of of Moab uh got in trouble for simply not giving bread and water to the Jews. Just just give them bread and water. Just support them. It's not so tricky by the way when you when when you when you put it into into this framework. It's not so tricky. It's actually simple. The Jewish people are on the way home. >> Just bless them. this tiny little country, this tiny little thing called Jerusalem, just see it as a good and be like, "We're with you. Good for you." That's all the nations have to do. France, Belgium, the Arabs, all they have to do is be like, "Halanuk, welcome and understand that you're blessing the Jews in order to empower us to be able to just bless you back." Even Iran has a tornado and the secular state of Israel, if you want to call it that, they're like, "They can constrain themselves." Okay, yes, they want to wipe us out and murder every single Jew in the world, but let's still send a delegation to Iran to help them out. Like, it's just so irrational, >> but I but I just I just want to step back from that for a second. >> I just want to make it simpler for people to understand. God's children are on their way home. >> That's right. >> All you have to do is say, "Good. Here, here's a sandwich." You don't even have to do that much. You don't have to get uh, you know, our team to come and help you and give you dalinated water. Forget all that stuff. Just simply put, that's right. God's children are coming home after a long hiatus out. All you have to do is bless them on their way home and all you have to do is send a good energy to them. Be like, great, that's Jerusalem. That's good for all of us. That's it. It's like so simple when you look at Misha. We recorded on the way up here and you made it very clear that's what people have to do. But when the Jews themselves aren't receptive to that, when they're like, "Yeah, yeah, yeah, but you know what? until the the rapture comes and I bring on the wings of eagles or whatever. I'm going to stay here in my comfortable house in in great neck in my h my car and this well the nations are saying exactly what you're saying but with a little bit of a different tone because that's the only tone that some Jews are really able to hear for some reason. You're talking about the idea that anti-semitism is also part of God's love to bring the Jewish people back home, to get them out of their complacency, shake them out of those seats and those nice houses in Muny or in Tene and and shake them out and bring them home. I've I've made the argument that that anti-semitism is actually an amazing revelation of God's love, >> right? He's like, I love you so much that I'm going to shake you out of your home over there so you could come home to the land of Israel because you're not hearing the call, so I need to like shake you out of there. That's also true. But but but that's not the perfect vision, is it? The perfect vision is like everybody's like, "Wow. The Jewish people are going back home to Jerusalem. That's nice. That's really great. I want to bless that. Here, just here's a sandwich. Not a lot. Here's a here's a thing." >> When I was stuck in Cyprus and I didn't know how I was going to get back to my family in Israel and I was distraught, there was a family that had man and woman, holy, Captain Jack and and Debbie, and they had a boat and they took me. There are people charging 5,000 euros a trip. No, no, no. They wouldn't charge anything. All they said is, "What type of sandwich can we make you on the way?" That's right. That's what they did. And they're part of a group called Ebenezer where all they want to do is just bring Jews back home. There are Jews that without any ulterior motives, they just want to bless and help like you guys. There's like there is that real remnant. It's a small and increasingly small and tiny remnant, but that that righteous remnant of light among the nations of the world that I think that this time is a real opportunity because there's a price to pay for it now. People are there going to be an increasing price to pay for Christians that fly an Israeli flag. I I can't tell you how many Christians say, "I had an Israeli flag on my car and someone came by middlefinger hailing Hitler, you know, as they're just driving on the roads in South Carolina. I just heard that this week." there's going to be a price to pay and it's an opportunity to really attach yourself to the house of Israel by enduring our pain with us. But as you you always when you say things like that, when I say things like what you just said, you always come back and say, "Well, the Jews got to wake up as well." And I think that we Jews have to say it out loud. We're being engathered. This is a holy thing. This is the land of the Bible. And so many more people will understand it. Instead of talking about the Holocaust or how bad the jihad is, just talk about this great thing that's happening. And people people understand that good plain people understand the Bible plainly. And so they just they just understand what's happening now. But we have to reflect that. We have to be those people that say, "Yes, we're coming back to to to the land of the Bible." And we've got to want to reach out to the nations. Here's my homeworks. Number one, Psalm 67. >> Yeah. >> Read it. I found it like a few months ago and I'm like, "This is the psalm. This is the psalm the nations should be singing." Yeah. And this is the psalm that God is singing to the nations. That's number one. Number two is fly that flag. >> Fly that flag. Fly that flag. Put that flag of Israel and be like I am blessing Israel through thick and thin, you know, and and I think a lot of people I actually think this is also a time of great opportunity. And I think it's opportunity for Israel, guys. I think there's going to be a lot of people going to be like, I want that. >> I want that. I want that. I want that. Uh and and number three is and you can do this also on the land of Israel network especially on this new series that they're doing uh called uh the prophets of Israel series which is like >> learn the Bible. What do I always say? Teach those kids mamas teach those kids the Bible. Just do that. >> Just read it. >> Just read it. Just teach it. Teach it lovingly. It's so beautiful. And in Israel we under teach it for God's sakes. We under teach it to our own people for God's sakes. >> Wasn't that was that literally just passed in the Knesset? like there was a Bible something or another that was uh was it was a little bit political. >> It's a little political about the study of the Torah but >> it's political but it's not tell me the bright side. >> The bright side is is that the state of Israel recognized that the study of Torah is a central pillar to Israel. >> Wow. >> Period. That's it. That's really the the meaning of it. Now, there was a political background to it because we're talking about draft exemptions and who's going to go ultraorththodox don't want to go to the army and and this is now seen as a value. But be that as it may, the political and by the way you guys just crystallize in my head by talking to you like the state of Israel made a declaration Torah study is a central value to this land. It's a it's a it's a constitutional law now. The Torah study is a value in this land. >> And what brought that about from the internal rift and strife is not relevant, right? >> It's really not. Hashem does things. God does things the way that he brings them about. And you could just look at what he's brought about and not necessarily get lost on the the backstory there. Like, wow, look what has just happened. The state of Israel is now talking. But I want to ask you guys a question with your blessing. Um, I I see from my perspective that God is shifting and the the winds of history in the hearts and the souls of the nations of the world whereas many people are turning against Israel and the Jewish people as non-Jews, as Christians. Have you felt anything in your hearts? Do you find some Jews maybe a little bit more annoying and intolerable? Do you find uh you know, even in you, because I I speak to Christians that are reaching out to me and saying, "I love Israel, but why do you guys have to be so divisive? I got a number of these messages, you know, and and I have my own answer to it, but I'm just interested also in your as you're going around and speaking to Christians around the world, do you hear them saying, "I'm shifting my position on Israel. I'm shifting my position on Jews. Do you see that? Do you feel it? >> I feel it. I I sense there's a huge shift happening in the world. uh we talked about the the shift towards e Eastern Orthodox uh Catholicism uh realm toward the rad which what you see opposed from each other is this uh Christian Zionist and then the opposition that's being supported and pushed and funded by all the anti-haters is the is the I just want to say just in small parenthesis just so you know the Soviet propaganda system always knew how to identify rifts and to exploit them. So there's a rift in Christianity. They'll be like, "Okay, let's fund both sides. Let's fund the other side. Let's let's make a contra." >> You see it there? Just so you understand, there's thought behind it. >> And Flint has called that out, too. >> They know what they're doing. And so I think a lot of people are falling prey to that. And they're just being a little bit they're asking questions now that are like, well, is Zionism? It like you said earlier, has a real thing where they just don't understand what is Zion? You were talking about it like temple, you know, about that and like Okay. Okay. So, since we just don't really know, we're going to distance away from this Israel thing a little bit. That's what I feel on the main stage across even friends. >> They make Israel costly one way or the other. >> It's just costly. Like you said, it's just costly somewhere. It's like it's not easy to be pro- Israel now. It's costly. It's going to cost me at my job at my the sticker on my car. It's going to cost my kids. It's going to it's going to cost something for me. Yeah. I'm going to be ostracized or just on my Facebook page. I'm going to get lots of hate hate hate hate hate hate. I'm not used to that. >> So, they costly. But here's what I say in the end of the day is is that uh people who don't know Jewish people are going to fall into the trap. It's true. >> If you don't know the Jewish people, you're going to fall into the trap of hating and being uh either quiet >> or embedding and actually uh helping the Hitler, >> right? >> That is the cost at all cost. You have to reach out. If there's Jewish people in America, you need to be their friend because that's not going to save them. It's going to save you. >> That's period. Maybe maybe it can help him save them as well. >> But at the end of the day, if you can't come to Israel, you need to know a Jewish person. But if possible, you need to come to a Jew has Luke and that Jew also has to know the Gentile and the non-Jew and to reach out. >> I think that's the reciprocal relationship, >> right? But but but Jews don't always know that. That's my point. Exactly. You know, here through you guys, I met uh these Menanites >> uh that live in Ohio >> and Amish, >> right, as well. >> Yeah. In Ohio, specifically Ohio area. I never met them before in my life. And I was in Cleveland with the Jews and I'm like, "Do you know that an hour and a half away from you, there are these wonderful, amazing people, >> godly people >> that really want to get closer to Israel?" And they're like, "No, >> they know exist. >> They're just I'm just like, you're in Ohio. There's this whole world out here. By the way, I want to get out there. I want you guys to get out there and see these guys. They're awesome. Pro Israel. I'm sure they want to see some Israeli flags." There's something there's something that I think the people who are standing with Israel and the people who are coming against Israel, they're doing it for new reasons today. And I think it's the topic that we kind of started the show on. And that's Israel has shifted from a place of the Holocaust and wars and and somewhat of victimhood to a position of strength. >> That's right. >> And we played the clip from Abby Martin. The haters are like trying to con they're so scared and they're so terrified of Israel's strength now that the only thing they can do is lie and say Israel's on its last leg. Zionism's on its last leg and you know they can say well you know every country's attacking Israel and all that things like that but I think it's the fact is they're terrified because Israel is so strong and like we could go through the stats but like during wars like for the last 3 years Israel's economy has boomed the the Tel Aviv stock exchange has averaged like 20% or more or something like that like it's the complete opposite of everything you would think. And there's something else that I'm curious to hear from you guys. In the last week, the war is going on with Iran again. Kuwait has been hit by Iran. Bahrain has been hit by Iran. Jordan, which is Israel's neighbor, has had four missiles that had to be intercepted by Jordan's military. I was just flying. I just flew through uh Dubai a couple days ago. You know, UAE was hit. >> Could we pass the picture that I sent of you? >> Oh, no. That's okay. Uh but here's my question. Why hasn't there been any missiles sent from Iran to Israel? >> Okay, so so the >> Israel is the only country all of a sudden that they're not shooting at >> Well, it's not just because of uh the blessing of, you know, God's protection. It's also because they understand that they could shoot at their Muslim brothers and sisters and they're they're barely going to get a response. But if they mess with us, you could feel Israel, every Israeli Israel is like like just just just just give me just give me the excuse. Go ahead, make my day. You know what I mean? It's like just fangs out. Fangs out. I want to strike you so badly. We want to finish the job so badly, you know, and President Trump this that just give us the excuse to smash you to smitherines. >> But it's such a shift in the war because this war started with Israel and the United States and Iran and all of a sudden Israel is the one country that Iran is scared to death to send a missile at. Not one single missile shot. They're shooting at their next door neighbors. >> But but not here. >> But please do. You know, please when people are afraid to drive out to the settlements and they're like, "Well, are they going to throw rocks at me? I'm afraid." I'm like, "You know what? You you if you're afraid, you better not come." If you drive and you're you feel like that, you have to shift your mind and and say, "Please, I want you to throw a stone at me. Give me an excuse to I want you in my life." Right? And then they're like, "I don't know. That guy just not feeling it with that guy." >> Can I tell you a story? We were actually building farms down in Judea this uh this past week and our uh volunteer teams are in and we're building these fences. This is the first time I saw you down down in Judea there. The first time that these Arab communities have seen non-Jews coming in and supporting the Jewish communities and not being the leftist woke radical, you know, jihadup supporting kamas guys going in and waving, you know, with their purple and pink hair and their flags, you know, waving kamas flags. Um, >> so you mean that blonde are not just against Israel? >> Yeah. But here's the crazy thing. I'll tell you this. >> The the >> because because in Israel when when we see blonde >> Yeah. You see we're just like oh no haters >> haters haters well the Arabs think that they're all in their pocket parenthesis for you because you're not as tapped in. You don't watch Tucker Carlson religiously like I do not I watch these podcasts there is a Candace Owen said that means cattle that they think that it's a slander against Gentiles and you made a beautiful distinction about this word. Can I offer you to please go with it? uh my my old distinction which is like when the Jews lived for 2,000 years under the toutelage uh of the Gentiles and oftentimes persecuted. So it was us and them. We lived in ghettos and the them they were called goyam the they were the other. Okay. But today when we come back to the land of Israel the shift that we are as you said a a kingdom of priests ministering onto the world onto the nations then we don't say We say It's a slight change. >> No but it's it's regal. >> Right. It's regal. >> There there's a regal to it. the righteous, regal, holy nations of the world that we are so eager to have the opportunity to bless with the kohanic blessing. Like that's what it is. It's not a a curse word. >> It's a word of praise. >> That's right. I can't wait until Nick Fuentes is like, I'm I'm an awakened but but he'll mean it like I actually saw the light. He he of course is the only one there that has the potential to become actually >> I was about to say any is there a prediction that he's going to flip? Probably we need to ask Ari. >> His brain is big enough. No. Ari, what do you think? >> Is is he going to flip? >> Could he flip and become a uh actually like see the light literally? Can he >> It's definitely a possibility. Why? Because when you are a person of truth and I feel like other when he starts talking about genocide, genocide, I'm like, "Okay, Nick, come on. Between us, that's we know that's nonsense." But he is tapped into a deeper spiritual vein of the whole thing. And when you're that if you're a person of truth, then I could see that potentially happening because eventually the whole world is going to flip. the whole world is going to flip to such a degree, so pervasively that they're not only going to flip in their heads, but into their hearts where we can take finally your M16, our M16s, and beat them into plowshares. >> Right. >> Right. And we won't need to learn war anymore. This is going to happen. I feel it and I know it it's going to happen. You know, Israel starts making is making today M16s and M M4s. And uh I had this idea that maybe when Israel would make M4s it would be such that you could take it apart and it would become a plowshare literally you know and then if there's a problem it's back and it's back to being a gold bayonet >> right but like be ready to make it into a plowshare. I want to I want and with your permission >> I want to tell one little story. This is one of the most moving stories of my life and and I want to finish it with a blessing for somebody that we all care about here. Um, it was a few years ago that I went down to Texas to Granberry, Texas, and hung out with an amazing family, the Stacy family. Uh, and they love Jewish people and they love Israel so much. >> Yeah. >> And, uh, I was walking around the house. They're this most beautiful house, uh, made out like a log, giant log cabin house, something really beautiful. and they love Israel so much that they even created a small log cabin for Jewish visitors with kosher kitchen and kosher food. And they're just all about welcoming Israel and they call their house the blessing and and they have been a blessing to the Jewish people into Israel. Uh and they fly the flag of Israel over the Braz, is that how you pronounce it? To the Braz River. Is that how it's pronounced? Okay. In any case, very beautiful. Um, I was there one time and I was praying because it was morning time. I had my tilain on and my prayer shaw and I was walking around the house and I just couldn't find a place to pray. There was no corner. There was no place for me to focus my prayers. I couldn't figure out which way was Jerusalem. It was it was not conducive to a prayer for a Jewish Judeian priestly person like myself. And I went up to an Stacy and I said to her, "Annne, I love your house. I love your blessing, but I have no place to pray here." She goes, "What do you mean?" I go, "I cannot I cannot pray here. I need a pew, what you guys call a pew, what we call aender or a standender, right? I need it to face Jerusalem. I need a picture of Jerusalem in front of me. I need some holy books, Jewish holy books, that I'm going to be comfortable. >> That's very demanding." >> I'm telling you, I was such a what we call such autbah. Such autbah. Oh my god. Like a guy from Judea comes and he tells you how your house should look like like >> build me a sing. Who are you? Alicia the prophet. >> Yeah, exactly. I'm like I'm like I'm like who am I? I said to her and don't take it like don't get hurt feelings but I I need there's no I don't know where to pray here. There's no I need a I need a a tabernacle, >> right? I need a this is the way we do it. I need a a stander a a a pew a pew. I need a what do you call it? A lectern. Lectern is the English word. I need a picture of Jerusalem. I need some books that I'm going to be comfortable. No books that I'm not comfortable with. >> Beautiful deck outside on the water. That's where I went. >> Okay. So, she goes to me. She goes, "I never heard that." Anyway, I got a phone call a few months later. She goes, "Eshi, I changed everything in my house and I made a a pew and I made this thing facing Jerusalem. I put my favorite picture of Jerusalem and I bought those books, art scroll. I bought the art scroll books and she puts them out and she says to me, "It's changed my life." She said to me, "I'm praying towards Jerusalem. >> I got those holy Jewish books, those those Bible books. I got I got a picture my my that she took a picture of Jerusalem that she loves." And she it's given her a direction. And she said to me, she goes, "And now I love to pray the Shimon Ezra, the Shmon Ezra, which is the beautiful central meditative prayer of the Jewish people, which anybody could say and feel connected to because it's got such beautiful blessings, such a good thing, such a meditative, awesome prayer. >> Very ancient, very very and very central to the Jewish people." Yeah. It's meditative like like amazingly >> and uh and that story really impressed upon me that that we have a way to share that we can share a blessing. And so I shared a blessing to her. She shared a blessing to me first. I shared a blessing back. That blessing turned her towards prayer towards Jerusalem and has been a blessing. Now I want to finish off that that story. >> So the blessing you want to send her because you're not going to say it. I will. I I pray for him all the time. >> Okay. So exactly that. I just want to finish off this story by saying that her son and our beloved friend John Stacy John Jr. uh is right now very ill. Uh and and we don't like to say he's ill. We like to say that he's on the way to recovery. Uh we'd like to pray for him. In any case, in >> I don't know if you got the updates. It's not just a thing we're saying. He's he has tremendous tremendous success in his recovery. Unbelievable. >> Um we are here to pray. Okay. Let the let the the Lord decides uh uh life and death and and and healing and and that's all. I just wanted to take a second here and to thank a real Christian Zionist lover of Israel who's brought great blessings to Israel and and they need blessings back right now. And so we're sending blessings right now back to them. uh and uh full healing, full recovery and and which means you know peace on the soul and rest of the soul and and >> the healing of of and that's that's our job is to send that blessing. >> Amen. >> I want to uh I want to bring this back because we have a couple more minutes. Bring this back to kind of where we started. We started talking about the biblical highway now which is you know the the fruits of your labors for many many years now. And also the topic which seems to be a theme today of Israel's strength. Israel is going from strength to strength. And I think now it's the choice of the nations on whether they're going to stand with a strong Israel. And I feel like it's pushing people one way or the other. Less and less people on the fence. People are the either becoming a hater because of Israel's strength or they're becoming a lover and because of Israel's strength. And I think that's just important for people to know. But I just want to uh to build on the biblical highway here because Ben talked about it on an Israel guys show yesterday, but for those who missed it, Israel is allocating more and more resources to Judea and Samaria, like massive in infrastructure. A couple weeks ago, they they gave a bunch of grants out for hotels to be developed in Judea and Samaria. Now, they've announced 1.3 uh billion shekels. It's 430 something million dollars for development in Judea and Samaria. Uh we're talking like 34 new communities, a bunch of new communities in the north which were uprooted in 2005 as part of the Gaza disengagement. Um new new Jewish communities, new communities approved and legalized. Uh the roads are like now every single road in Judeian Samaria is being expanded into like four lane, six lane highways. Uh and it's it's terrible in the meantime cuz you know you have if you're if you like you guys drove today, there's just construction everywhere. But in a few years it's going to be like booming mass. I think I read this week that the sixth settlement in Judea and Samaria has now been declared a city like a it's the status of status of city has become a city in Israel. That's right. >> The sixth one. So like massive massive uh communities and cities in Judea and Samaria and uh I'll read a quote by Betslo Motric who is the finance minister in Israel's government. He said, quote, "We are strengthening the security of the state of Israel, killing the idea of establishing a terrorist state in the heart of the country and strengthening our hold in the homeland in Judea and Samaria." And I just want to say like, we've said it before, but the idea the world can and like people like Abby Martin will keep talking about a Palestinian state and the haters will keep talking about two-state solution. There is now not a chance in the world that a Palestinian state will ever be established in Judea and Samaria or there'll be a two-state solution here. And yes, Israel's coming up to elections and yes, BB's going to do all kind of things that are for the conservative right and Judy and Samaria because it's in the last few months before, but like this stuff is irreversible. like building, opening new communities, putting in hotels, renaming the Highway 60, the biblical highway, um infrastructure, roads, all that. All of that is a statement that Israel is not leaving their land again. >> I I want to um riff off of that and just say something that is so rarely rarely so so rarely heard, which is thank you, Israeli government. >> This government has done a lot a lot of good. And it's so hard to say it around here. You got to bless your government. You got to pray for your government. This government, and I could talk about a lot of faults. This government has done amazing work for Judea and Samaria, for Jewish identity. It's strengthen it from within. Maybe all this anti-semitism is just cover for us to build up from within. You know what I mean? And maybe like there's no tourists right now so that we can widen out the roads and do it comfortably. This government has allocated bill during a time of a crazy war has allocated billions to the building of the heartland of Judea and Samaria and Jewish identity. Minister uh Benvir pushing back on on jihadism. Minister Smutri doing a great job at infrastructure of Judea and Samaria. Minister of heritage Ami Khaliao doing fabulous work in in bringing much more consciousness including the biblical highway and many other ministers that are doing good work. Minister Min Mary Reggie who's widening out this road Route 60 all over. So they have done a great job. I hope that they're going to come a lot of them to your >> I know the grand opening is coming up. >> Grand opening and I I sent an invitation also to Minister Amalia and I hope that you follow up with him. Uh great folks and and can we not for one second like step off from cynicism and I like to say cynicism, Zionism, not cynicism. That's how we say it in Hebrew. That's in Hebrew. Yeah, it's better in Hebrew. Zionism not cynicism. Uh, cynicism is the opposite of faith in God. And so, uh, let's thank this government. A lot has been done. Luke, those are those are great, uh, points that you're showing. Um, and I guess one of the greatest like ironies in this world is what the haters think and what's the reality on the ground. That's right. >> You know, they're like, so it's funny, you know, if I could just address what you said, Luke, there's one little throwaway line you said that I think is reveals the whole game. You said, "Yeah, that they're they're doing all of these things for Judea and Samaria because it's we're approaching elections and that's when they do it." And that's true. But why why would elections do that? Because it's a reflection of the fact that the nation itself is returning to Judea. Not just geographically, but spiritually, on an identity level, we are understanding that we are Judea. And what does that mean? That there was the northern tribes of Israel and there was Judea. two different kingdoms that will eventually, we see the prophets tell us and we see it happening will come together as one. And that's what's really happening right now. And that's what I was thinking because whenever I'm around Yeshi, I just can't help but thinking a little bit bigger. Not big, but just And I'm like, okay, so what is it? How does that work? So there's the Kingdom of David, Kingdom of Judea, maybe the Zionism thing we were talking about, leaving that aside. Maybe instead it's Judeaism. >> Judaism. Oh, Jud. Oh, >> Judaism. That's right. We ah we got that one already. >> Yeah. No, we we came up with that one. That was Now Judaism is what you practice Yiddish kite. It's very important and that's the last 2,000 years. But when you when when you have Judaism in the land that's called Judaism or Judeaism >> which is why I was also think then to bring up an old idea. I don't remember >> biblical Zionism. I I I remember you came up with that. I remember that you and Jeremy came up with that years. I I always thought that was a good one. I was like biblical Zionism. I like that one a lot. I know we don't have a lot of time, but I got I cannot just skip this with the greatest defender of Israel, and I mean that with all my heart, Yishi. Um I think you're you're doing a phenomenal job. I want you to tell us how can we, you know, there's a lot of people fighting for Israel. There's a lot of people there's a lot of good people out there in the world that are still trying to cope with overwhelming odds obviously stacked up. You know, you got 400 million people around Israel that want to destroy Israel. the same odds are kind of like global media, everything stacked, you know, against us. Um, what do you do? And that this is my question. There's a lot of people who love Israel that listen specifically to this show and they're on our team. They want to help. They want to build. They want to be a part of like helping the Jewish people. They want to, they heard us say today on the show, if you don't know Jewish people, you better know them because that's going to help you. It's going to help you be aligned correctly to Jerusalem and the story unfolding story of redemption that the Jewish people are leading. Uh, it's gonna be this a positive for you. What do you do when, and this is really my my question for me even >> there's Congress people coming to to Israel? They're doing this stuff. >> Yeah. >> Do we talk about it? Because there's all this hate going on all the time. And sometimes I feel this like catching me. I'm like, do we keep do we just >> do we let them lead this story? And I think this may be the biggest question for supporters of Israel. Do we do we confront them? Do we ignore it? Do we just say y'all haters enough with you? We're not talking about it. We're not promoting any of this garbage anymore. We're not going to mention names anymore. I mean, because that's one. Or do we go straight to the front line and we go, "Hey, you all saw it anyway. We're going to start talking about it and we're going to take their lines and then we're just going to feed them back." >> I mean, uh, what's his name? Made a big enough idiot out of himself. It didn't even >> Which one? >> Um, >> Ram Emanuel Kahana or something. Yeah, >> it's a totally >> No, but the fact is is that I'm guessing on the world stage >> he probably ended up okay. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> I bet you wrote this congressman that came here. Well, I just want to let you know the backstory here. He didn't really end up okay. He went to America and the left and his Democrats are are talking to him and they're grilling him and he has been taking a huge hit. Why? because they're saying, "But we want you to come out on the record saying that you have the the Hamas had the right to kill Jew Jewish soldiers." That if you won't come on the record saying that, he's like, "I'm much more Martin Luther King and not Malcolm X peaceful." And they're like, "Well, you know what? If you don't believe that, then you're a Zionist." >> That the Achilles heel of the left is that they always take it too far. That's that's our own. Yeah. They start they say no the the left uh addresses itself in the language of science, rationality, law. They don't they look at us and they say you guys are crazy. These religious people are fanatic. You live with a book that's 3,000 years old. You guys are anacronistic. You're backwards. You're unscientific. You're not modern. Uh but when they they with that dress they start to go crazy and they start to I don't know bring uh men into women's sports because of some kind of they start to look kooky. You understand? And that kookiness is is actually their undoing. So when they start talking like, "But we're pro kamas." You're like, "Wait a minute. Aren't you supposed to be liberal?" Like, "What exactly happened here that you went pro kamasa?" That's actually good for us. When they when they start to lose it, that's their when they start to like look like this, then that's that's actually their Achilles heel. Um >> I'm going to ask my question one more time. A little more but I want to say it like this. Exactly. >> I heard your question. Your question I want to hear again. >> I want a little better. No, because the Abby says >> you win. This is what >> your show >> they say. Okay. It's going to take what they do is they take the truth. Abby said Zionism's on its last leg. They repeat they take the exact truth, flip it over. How do you combat that? Do we then take the truth and try to pull it back and put it back up, you know, the right way? >> Josh, you you've built a lot of homes. >> Yeah. >> Uh here in Samaria, >> you build a home. Uh you know what it takes to build a home and then if there's a fire, you know how to put out a fire. Both of those are true. You you there's a fire. The fire isn't everything. You put out the fire. You got to you got to you got to watch out for fires because fires are trying to damage you. So yes, you strike back at the fires, but the whole thing is not about the fire. >> You got to build a foundation. >> Yeah. You got to build a home. We're building a home. That's what we're doing here. So So it's not and and and you you want an answer to your question. >> It's from the book of Nehemiah. Nehemiah. >> Nehemiah. >> Nehemiah. That's the answer. Nehemiah is like on the one hand defending and on the other hand building that wall. >> That's that's the answer. That's the way we do it. And and so we're doing both. We're playing some defense when bad guys are uh are attacking us. We tell the truth. And it's important to to call out lies. At the same time, you can't become addicted to calling out lies. And then they're actually the broadcasters and you're just you're just reacting to them all the time. You can't do that. You you know, we have a life. We have a light and we have to continue to to to build it. Um and at the end, you know, when you're building a sand castle, then you build a sand castle, but it can only go so high. sand castles, right? But then what do you do as a kid? You dig around it, right? And it it becomes taller because of that. The the haters are falling. At the end, hating Israel is a formula for falling. >> History tells >> and and and therefore sometimes I say haters, you do your thing because you're just bringing upon yourself self-destruction. You're going to fall. When I was a kid and when I was in the army, Egypt, Syria, these were dangerous foes. Today, they're nothing. Egypt is still as dangerous. Now, we have a new foe in in in in Turkey and all that, but at the end, these foes, they fall. They fall away. And that's what's happening here. What what what uh Abby Martin said is exactly true about herself and her ilk. >> Is that the way to look at it? >> She's on the left. >> They're talking about themselves. >> Yeah, they're talking about themselves translated. They're always flip it over. My answer would be it brings us back to the first verse of the Bible. The Bible begins the Torah begins in the beginning God created heavens and earth. And the greatest sage biblical commentator in history Rashi says why did it begin if the if the Torah is here to teach us the commandments? Why did it begin with the history of time the creation of the world? And his answer is because the days will come when the nations will come against you and say the land of Israel does not belong to you. You're a thief. and you were to respond to them and say the God that created the world, he gave us the land of Israel and that is our only right to this land. I think we need to bring it back to God again and again and again. Keep it focused on the creator of heaven and earth. Be a light to the nations and a blessing. And that's if we do that, I think it will um render them unnecessary. Their hatred will be dissipated because it's really only there to bring that out from us. Okay, I'm going to I'm going to we're towards the end now, right? I want to say here's my advice. I'm going to take give practical advice. >> Learn a little bit from the Israel guys. What's the secret of the Israel guys do broadcasting, people watch your shows, people love your message, but that's not the secret. The secret is there's guys right now as we're talking somewhere out there building a farm. >> That's the secret. It's an iceberg. You're only seeing the tippy top. The bottom is like real boots on the ground. Real stuff. Boots on the ground, by the way, is a is a is a nice little uh slogan for you guys. Um, >> we use it. >> I want to say like this. >> I want every person that really is touched by today's broadcast and all the rest of these broadcasts, >> um, to take an active measure. Here's just a few. First thing is, if you're a wine drinker, drink the wine of the land of Israel. It's all over in the United States. You can buy it at Total Wine. You could buy it at any place. Amazing wines. One level is Golan wines and and negative wines. Those are great. Another level is wines from Judea and Samaria. Amazing wines coming out of this region in Hebrron, etc. Drink the wine. Buy it. Get yourself a product from the land of Israel. I want to see that in your house. I don't care if you're in Kentucky. Just get that bottle of water, bottle of drink, beastly, whatever it is. Get that thing. I know a lot of folks out there also want to buy an Israeli gun. You know, you have bull, you have uh IDI, uh, whatever. Uh, IWI. >> IWI. Right. That's right. That's right. So, the IDI is something else. So IWI, so you know, get get your yourself that thing. Get yourself that thing. Next thing is use American knowhow. If if this show is in America or other places, use that knowhow. Uh make that t-shirt, for example. Make a t-shirt that says tractors for Israel. You you you have a friend who's a a farmer with 2,000 acres. Be like, "Hey, let's buy a tractor for Israel together." I have a website, buildisrael.com. We buy tractors. >> Awesome. >> Buy a tractor for the land of Israel. Buy a tractor. tithe to Israel. Buy a tractor. What about cows? Uh you're a farmer out there. >> Put on that t-shirt. Says cows for Israel. That's right. >> Get that cow. I've got a I've got a farmer down in Judea. He buys these red cow what are they called? Beef masters. Beef masters. Is that the name of the cow? It's like it's called beef master. Okay. >> And keep an eye out for an all red cow if you have one. >> That's right. Send it over. Okay. Like take a physical step. Put on that flag. E uh er gather money to fly to the land of Israel. Come to Jerusalem. Um send your friends a link of the Israel guys show or the uh or the Prophets of Israel series on the land of Israel network. Send somebody a link. Do that. Do that link. Do do that job. Be like, "You got to check this out today. This changed my life today." >> Get get out from your comfort zone. Take a step. >> Tell your pastor. Let's learn from the Old Testament. Uh so-called. Let's let's let's study today about Abraham. Let's feel more Abrahamic inside. What step can we take? Hey, uh uh father uh pastor, whatever it is, uh is is can we pray towards Jerusalem? Can we talk? Can we pray for the peace of Jerusalem physically? Can we stop and make a prayer for for for Jerusalem? Texans, put on that flag of Israel on your truck. When I'm in Texas and I see that it changes my whole life. What a feeling it is to put that that's that that that flag will be a blessing to you. And there's all these kind of steps that we can actually take and use your knowhow. You know, tractors get a tractor. you know, cows get a cow. Uh you you know, um branding, you know, make yourself a biblical highway hat and and and and send it over to us. Send it you send it to a friend. Take a step like be in make God's dream come to fruition. Make it happen. That's the secret of Israel, guys. That's the secret of this land. It's actually stuff is actually happening on the ground. >> That's right. >> So, I think the good question is for everyone out there. And uh Ari, you were saying earlier it's a it's a it's a bigger decision now to stand with Israel, to stand with the Jewish people, to stand with God, stand with the Bible, but you're also standing with strength. You're not, you know, you're standing with the good guys. You're standing with the strong guys. And yeah, there's going to be battles to fight. There's going to be more hatred. There's going to be, you know, the the antichrowd is getting scared. And I think that's why they're going to such lengths to lie about Israel and the Jewish people. Um, but they're terrified and and and if you want to stand on the right side, >> what are they really terrified of though? Because they know and I know and we know that within a few amount of years there's going to be a temple in Jerusalem. >> That's right. >> There's going to be a temple. You can't stop this cuz Allah wills it. Okay. You can't stop this thing. >> You're sounding like Trump now. >> That's right. You can't stop this thing. And thank you for attention in this manner. >> So, I'll just I'll say two things. Two things about this is number one, I I tell the na I like I like to tell the nations um Genesis 12 is about viewing Israel as a conduit for blessing because God always has order and a plan for how to bring blessing to your life. And if you think of it as Isaiah says, the light and the Torah will come forth from Zion. View Israel as that conduit. And when you become part of the story and stand with Israel and stand with the Bible and stand with God and make that choice to bless Israel and to serve Israel, you are you are you are drinking from that fountain, that conduit. So that's number one. And then secondly, which you guys both mentioned and you guys are now today like fully embracing this, um you guys have to be prepared for the nations to want to learn from Israel and to want to learn from you. Uh because there are I would say between the Israel guys and the Yishi Fleer show and the land of Israel network there's at least a million people that we're representing people that you know at least every year maybe maybe more than a million people right but probably every month a million people that are watching and listening and participating right these people want to learn they want to go deeper they want to learn the Torah they want to learn about Shabbat they want to learn about the the the holidays they want to learn about the prayers they want to learn about Jerusalem they want to learn about the temple and all these things So I think that the uh the the ball is also in your in your your court to to bring more teaching and more light and more more Torah from Zion. So uh it's a choice. It's a choice for everyone to stand. Yes. Tell people how we'll put the links in the description. How what what are you working on? How can people follow you uh listen to what you're doing? The Yeshi Fleer Show goes out at least every day, right? You're putting out tons of tons of content. >> Always putting out stuff and on YouTube it's called Isai Fleer TV. Uh, and a really easy website to remember is buildisrael.com. It's just a I can't, you know, I bought it years ago. The.com is a great great brand. >> It's a great brand. It's simple and it's and it's and it's just it says it all. It says it all. And and the the real builder of Israel is is is Hashem, God of Israel, and and you could be part of his dream. So, it's buildrael.com and you could find me on uh everything, you know, all all the different except for Tik Tok. Okay. Because there they kicked No, I was Oh, I was there. >> Oh, you were. And you got >> Yes, I got kicked right off and I'm like, >> see, we joined late in the game. I don't even know if our whole team knows we're on t like nobody even knows about it, but >> we haven't been kicked off yet cuz we've only been on there a short time. >> One other thing, go to Hebron when you come to the land of Israel. Go to Hebron and watch. You have to see what Yesha has done in the tomb of Ruth and Yesha. >> Just come on one of our trips and you will go to Ruth. Tomb of Aban Ber uh the this beautiful spring of Abraham. uh just just like the Israel guys, you know, I got it in my heart. I got it in my heart years ago that no matter what, it's got to be physical on the ground. And we've taken these holy sites that have been uh forgotten and have been just a pile of stones and and and and they've they're known, but they're not beautiful. And we've restored them and I might even use the word resurrected them. Okay? We've really given them rebirth and now they are touristic attractions and people come there. People pray there, they they pour their heart. When I see people when I see yesterday I saw a group of of ultraorththodox girls from from America praying their heart out to God uh at the tomb of of Root and Isai or Root and Jesse, you know, and I was like that just just made my day. I was like, "Okay, I did something in this world." You know what I mean? I I just if I if I created a prayer conduit for somebody in this world that that that's amazing. So, >> do you feel more of a connection because you're Yeshi? >> Could be. Uh it could be. You know, you you got to >> you being the father of David, right? >> That's right. The in the in Latin they say nomen omen. The name is an omen. It's part of like who who you are. It's a type of prophecy of who you're going to be. Uh but anyway, Hebron is the tomb of the mamas and papas. And I want everybody to check it out and come visit. And of course, uh Hebron, if you want to learn more about Hebrron, he fund.org has got a lot of teachings about what Hebron is. That's >> incredible. you know, we're building the land of Israel and I think if there was one uh individual I was just thinking the whole show I'm like man there needs to be we got to like really get into these awards like people need to be when they've done amazing work this along with biblical highway you just did an incredible feat like you you started this thing and now there's there should be like a builder of Israel award it should be called like the builder of Israel Israel Nehemiah award right Arim things putting a hook on the inside of the bathroom stall and the Israel guys. I I I wish for >> I wish I wish that everybody that deserved the prize would get one. I really but but but what would happen is you just line up so many >> you just line them up so many people but this is a huge feat and I don't want to recognize it and right now just hypothetically we don't have the award here but I give Yeshi Fleer the builder of Israel Nehemiah award thank you very we don't I think we developed this along with like creating this uh this movement uh a lot of people need to be thanked but you led the charge on the biblical highway and I think that that's uh that deserves some real credit >> I appreciate that and I and I I do appreciate that uh and I God put it in my mind this idea of the Bible and it and it happened uh and we pushed for it. But you know what? I'm the kind of guy who's giving out the prizes. That's the truth. >> I'm I'm giving out the prizes. I'm giving out the prizes to so many people. It wouldn't have happened without donors, supporters, members, uh all kinds of folks working. So I'm I'm I'm the giver out or the president. I tell you, I wish I could give out so many prizes. So many people out there that deserve a prize. Uh and so many people that deserve a prize of shame. Sometimes I think we need to make it to make it like anti-semitum of the of the year award. You know, Tucker Carlson and Absentia. Here's a >> big thing. Everybody was talking about it being canceled. We need like canceled deals where we just cancel them. Like these guys are out. >> Well, we we we should also >> Don't Let's not go there anymore. I'm trying to stay positive. All right. And you guys deserve a great prize and I love what you're doing so much and and it's an honor and I'm Oh, standing speaking of a guy who deserves a prize is Jeremy Gimpel. >> Yeah. He's on the road. >> He's on the road in America right now. And because you couldn't have Jeremy today, so second best is Zishai. So, you know, I'm I'm happy to stand in for for the I just want to end off on one little tangent because we're already sort of over. I have this terrible resentment that it's like, you know, the scratching on the board, the styrofoam, the word anti-semite, I've said it before and I've said it again. Something is one, it's annoying sounding like, you know, it also sounds like parasite. And it also was a word that was invented in the 1890s by a German journalist that wanted to make uh the Jew hatred into a racial thing. And so we're semi It's just it's it's annoying. Let's just say Jew hatred. Could we start a movement and Jew just for me because every time I hear people say it, it's unbelievable. I know that's a weird tangent to end the whole show on. >> No, that's what we say. I I guess I guess I'll just chime in that that the Labavichi always teaches us uh the rabbi from from Kabad Labavich famous almost prophet and sage of the last generation he teaches us not to um not to dwell on negativity for example he was very against calling in Hebrew you say hospital you say house of sick he was against that he called it bua he would always say he would not say >> a house of healing and explain >> excuse me say a house of healing he would say a place for for being healed He always wanted to to fixate on the on the positive. For example, he would say um he wouldn't even say the word negative. He would say the opposite of positive like that. He he was so into he really believed >> the power of words >> of the power of positivity and the power of words. And we really have to think good and in Yiddish we have a saying good think good and it'll be good. I've taught that to my kids all the time. You come into a meeting you're like I have a tension with this guy. No, no, no, no, no, no. There's gonna be peace between us. There's going to be good. It's going to be think good thoughts. And right now, we're recording this in the period of the nine days before the 9th of A, the remembrance of the destruction of of the temple. We could focus right now and all the people want to destroy the temple again. No, we're building that temple. >> What the temple ultimately represents the windows of the temple. There should be a whole book just on the windows because normal windows, right, they're built in such a way where the light comes from outside and it illuminates the room within. But the temple, the windows had a smaller on the inside a smaller uh box and on the outside it was bigger. Why? Because the light from the temple illuminated all of the world. And that's the thing. We could fight darkness with darkness and debate and the politics and the we're not this and you're not that. Or we can a little candle as the the Rebi said will illuminate a world of darkness. And that candle is the temple. It's godliness. It's sanctity. And that's what we're here called here to do. And that's what you guys are doing. If there's an award that needs to be given, >> that's right. >> It's to you guys. I can't tell you the light that you bring to I want to see a Israel guys cafe on the biblical highway. Okay. I want to see a gown there and I want to be kosher. Okay. >> Listen, I think to make the coffee. >> He is the only reason I come here is for Luke's coffee. >> That was good coffee. >> It was the best. >> It's going to get better. You need to get It's made with love. >> We're calling this new visitor center >> coffee that's here. We're calling it that. It's on the biblical highway. Yes, >> cuz it's there. So, we've got the cafe. We're opening the biblical highway cafe right along the biblical highway on the Mount of Blessing on July 30th. Come. >> It was so good though. Why did you put chocolate syrup in it? What was that? >> All right. With that, >> I like a little chocolate. Sumi, what's so wrong about that? You got to sweeten sweeten it a little bit in this world. >> I think we're now in the after show. >> The after show. >> Yeah. Make sure you subscribed. And by the way, if you want to say something in the comment section, you can also ask questions. And there's a chance on next week's show or in in in following weeks we'll be able to answer your questions live on the show. So feel free to comment, but also ask questions of of Ari, of Josh, of Yisha will be back one day for sure. This is not going to be the only time you'll be on the show for for sure. Uh but guys, thank you so much for watching, listening. Make sure you're subscribed and following. Make sure you're following Yishi. We'll put a link down in the description below. And speaking of Jeremy Compel, we can't leave him out. We're going to end the show today. He actually made a video clip from Texas. So, um, guys, uh, good to be with you. We'll be back again very soon. And as we end, watch this video from Jeremy on the road. >> Hey guys, I am in the heart of Texas and I'm going to be here for a few more days. I'm traveling to Oklahoma, traveling through Tennessee and Arkansas, Georgia, Florida. I am crossing the country. I'm doing the work that you're doing from the comfort of your home. I'm doing it on the road. But you know what America has that Israel doesn't have? the perfecto purr as in the purr of a cat. The perfecto cat lounge. That's what my children want to do today. And so before I'm speaking tonight in Austin, we are going to the perfecto cafe so my kids can play with cats. I'll show you some pictures here so you can see how cute they are. But I want you to know that aside from this crossount speaking tour, Texas and Oklahoma and Arkansas and Georgia and Tennessee, it's exhausting. It's tiring. But you should know people love the Israel guys. They even like you, Ari. They say that to me. And I think that what we're doing, I didn't know because it's just numbers on a screen on YouTube. Like, but it's really touching people's hearts. It's really connecting people to the land, to the truth, to the spirit of being able to see what's happening in Israel through the eyes of the Torah, through the eyes of the Bible. And Ari, I want you to know people absolutely adore the prophets of Israel daily. Ari, it was your idea. I was like, every day, gee, that's a lot. And you were like, yep, every day, one chapter a day. And I'm telling you, it's all across the United States. There are people that are absolutely loving it. And so, Bar Hashem, our work with the Israel guys, our work with prophets of Israel daily, we are making an impact. And it doesn't take a lot. It really just takes a small group of men and women who have it in them and the faith to really believe they can change the world and fight all the darkness. And I believe that's exactly what we're doing in this world that is so confused with cat cafes and who knows what else I saw in Denver. In Denver, I saw people with purple hair and green hair and piercings just everywhere. It's a crazy place sometimes the United States. But within that there is the Torah coming from Zion, the word of God from Jerusalem. That's literally what we're meant to be doing. And I look like I am from Atlanta, Georgia cuz I was born in Atlanta in the exile. But this really is an Aru Goat hat. And so I am bringing the heart of Arug Goat to the United States. And I really miss being with you guys. And I just wanted to say that it is an honor to be a part of the Israel guys. And I am excited to come home. But I have a few more weeks ahead of me. But with that, shalom from the heart of Texas. I miss you guys. And may we merit to be a light that is shining from Israel, around the world, and gathering up the sparks that are supposed to be gathered in these days. All right, my friends. I'll see you later. Oh, this is one last thing that I forgot to say. If you're interested in hearing me speak in the United States, they'll put an email on the link below and email me. Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida. Those are all the states. If you're in one of them or close to one of them, I had someone drive from Washington State all the way to Montana to come and meet us. And that was just spectacular. So, if you're anywhere in the area, I would love to meet you and you are invited to our events. click on the email below and we will send you for security reasons we have to send it that way that we don't allow Israel to be exposed to America because last time the Israel's guys did that we were threatened with bombs and who knows what. So I'm not as big as the Israel guys but they still everyone's saying like keep it on the down low. So email me find out where I'm at and I would love to meet you.