The Biblical Battle for Israel: Why the Fight Is Really for Zion | Land of Israel Guys Podcast

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. Happy to be back with you guys. Joshua Waller, Nate Waller, and the one and only Rabbi Aribra Woods all the way from Judea. >> Good to see you. Um the camera should have started rolling about 10 minutes ago because we've been having a lot of fun here and uh we're happy to be with you. I realize it's been almost a month, so lots to talk about. And no, unfortunately, Jeremy is still not here or will he be back next week or two weeks or 3 weeks or is he ever coming back? I guess. >> So, I'm not good when it comes to altitude. People say, "How high up is the farm?" I have no idea. I don't know size, how many dunams, and I don't know dates. So he it could be anywhere between the next few days and the next >> I don't know from what we hear though is that a lot of the people watching the show have actually gotten to meet him and interact with him probably you know a lot more than we have recently anyway. >> He's rocking it. He's really rocking it. >> Can I just I I there's something really important that happened this week that I just want to bring a little attention to and that was is that >> um Rabbi Ary Bramitz had the opportunity of meeting another incredible rabbi and Rabbi Schmila was amazing. I think he's done. So, and what are you looking at me like that for? >> There's just an incredible story. I I don't know. It made me laugh so hard. I was going to make him smk. >> I don't know. I mean, I don't want You don't have to tell the story, but it is absolutely hysterical. We all know to tell the story. So, >> if you did tell it, everybody would like be >> When you started the story, I'm like, he's not going there, right? Because we have like a personal relationship. It's not going to be thrown in my face. I thought it was going to be something. I mean, last show you started by saying, "All right, how's your diet going?" >> I was going to say you could talk about that if you want instead. >> I'm not putting any pressure to tell the story, but I do know that you would personally enjoy telling the audience. >> I would enjoy telling the story, but I don't want to get everybody distracted. It just has to do that I'm from many generations of Abram Woods males who have an addiction and an inability to overcome the compulsion to make a joke, no matter how inappropriate it may be. And so that's what happened. I just said the I couldn't overcome >> this impulse to tell the story. Even the one of the greatest rabbis of the generation standing >> was there and and I still said the thing. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But I don't want to say it now because you're just asking me to say it again. >> That's the whole idea. >> You I laughed very hard and I know that >> just for reference. >> This is Rabbi Schmila who was like >> incredible rabbi >> an incredibly renowned rabbi and and his son who is the minister of heritage in the Israeli Knesset. Right. That's right. Talk about your encounter with him as well. >> Well, that was great. >> So, I've got a a new uh vlog that's out that's that's going viral on this, but I'm thinking me and Ari need to do one. >> Yeah, you should. >> I think this could be like totally >> maybe with Rabbi. >> Well, yeah, we should do a vlog together doing something. We we we told >> this rabbi is so pure and so real and part of being in my eyes at least a true leader of this generation because the prophets have said that in the generation of redemption which we're in right now >> we it will be the led like the like a with the face of a dog. Now what does that mean that when someone has a dog on a leash the dog is ahead of that person and it looks like the dog is actually leading but really they're constantly looking back to see where to go. And so we have a few leaders here in this generation. One of them is Rabbi Muhammad. I consider him a true leader of the generation just because he took such a risk. But to him, it wasn't a risk. To us, when we look and we're like, well, he he may have lost followers and his stature and his position. But a true leader doesn't think about their stature or their position. They say, "What is the truth?" And that's what I'm going to say. And if people lose respect for me, at least I walk with God. >> And that's what And so Rav Malammed is there. Rabul Aliao was there, you know, and because he says, "Go up to the temple mount, pray." >> And the greatest leaders all say, "No, don't do it. Don't go up. Don't go up." >> And he doesn't he doesn't think about that. So, if you're going to say something inappropriate >> cuz like it it was so inappropriate that maybe the 40 people that were there, nobody laughed, which is the worst thing. If you're going to make an inappropriate joke, at least get laughs for it. >> Come on. It wasn't inappropriate. Don't overcale yourself. It was it was a very funny thing to say. It just was in the setting. >> It was people didn't >> Would you have said that same joke in front of Rabbi Muhammad? >> It would have got the same response. >> I think so because they're on very like they're up >> just because the the payoff is so great. >> Well, nobody unless you say what you said. I don't know what I mean like you don't have to. I'm just saying >> here's what I said. Okay. And then we're going to move on. >> Did you know that I actually co-authored a book? It's called Facing Jerusalem, God's Plan for Global Redemption, and it comes out of the years that we've spent working here in the land of Israel. It's a lot of personal stories and it's a real look at why Jerusalem and Israel matters so much for every Christian. Here's the thing. Uh, our faith is under attack right now, as you are probably very aware. And, uh, a lot of people, there's a there's a push to water our faith down, water the Bible down, water Christianity down. A lot of people, especially young people, are walking away from the roots of their faith. This book, I believe, is the answer to that. It's a call to recognize what God is doing in Israel today and why Jerusalem is at the center of redemption of the whole world. And like everything that you buy here at the Israel guys out on our store, all the proceeds go straight to our volunteer work on the ground here in Israel. You can grab a copy today. Link is in the description below. I promise this is a super easy read. Uh we've sold thousands of copies in the LA since it came out I believe in 2020 and amazing lots of amazing feedback. I would be very excited for you guys to grab a copy of Facing Jerusalem, God's global plan for redemption uh today. Get your copy, click the link in the description below. And now we'll get back to the podcast. >> But bottom line, here's the story. I was telling my what the miracles the many miracles that God has done in my life and how my cup overflowth and one of the things I was talking about my kids and I was talking about my little boy Morai Shimshon and I was talking about his middle name Shimshon which is Samson. There's a whole miraculous backstory to why that's the name but that's not what I said. And I I said you know his name is Samson. He's so strong. I named him after the last Jew that actually knew how to handle Gaza, right? And that was Samson because people say we need American weapons. We all we need is the jawbone of a donkey and the spirit of the Lord. But then I said to him, I said, "He's so strong, he dribbles a bowling ball." >> And that's sort of funny. And then the followup to that is I say, "You know, there there are kids that pee their name into the snow. He pees his name into concrete." >> And you don't say that. You don't say that in front of like one of the greatest sages of the generation. And the only person that laughed was him. And I don't think he left because it was funny. He left because he saw a shoe that was just he that needed a laugh. >> But then he came home. >> And then he actually came and and walked me to my house, came into my home, sat on my couch. We I of course videoed what he was sharing with me cuz any anything that comes from his mouth is just gold. And just the humility and the sweetness. It's that's Yeah, it was an amazing thing. >> This is just to let people know Ari better. I think this is just a glimpse into who Rabbi Ariz truly is deep down and I think of course everyone just loves you even more for it. >> So we're almost seven minutes in. >> Almost seven minutes in. But one more human interest story. >> Yeah. >> Mac Waller. >> Yeah, that's right. >> Mac Waller. He called me this morning. He's like, Ari, I need you to come over. I need a have a talk with you. I'm like, oh no. For some reason, what's this about? This can't be good. Is it about that speech I gave that was also relatively inappropriate at the grand opening? Um, and uh, >> you don't have time for all this. You just like, >> you know, it's it's it's cuz sometimes you nowadays you got to capture attention. >> That's right. That's right. And you got it. You did it. You did it. >> Yeah. Yeah. Anyways, so I come over and Mac is like, >> I'm engaged. >> So, Mazalto, >> after seven brothers, he's last last. >> That's right. That's right. And I just want to throw out here right now >> that I've been on quite a journey through my life and I've seen and I've learned and one of the things I've learned is I have a radar for a good wife. Thank God I have a wife that brings me to tears regularly >> and happiness. >> Happy tears. I'm so grateful. I love her with all of my heart. And I see that there are there's a Waller there's a Waller girl that if I was a pro-Israel Christian and my son was of age, I wouldn't ask him, >> right? >> I would simply make the ar I mean, I'm sure if I did ask him, he would say yes because he would be have to be absolutely blind and stupid not to. But I'm just saying that there is a a wall or daughter that is the catch of the century. So you should sign up if you're a young man that is unmarried. should sign up for the harvest just to meet this girl. Pray that she >> catches a glimpse of what they supposed to do with that thing that they signed that they're not coming here to to uh >> non-disclosure thing. Oh, >> right. Yeah, that would that would be a challenge. But anyway, you know, it's cool. Do you do um uh pre-arranged marriages? Is that Are you pro >> I'll tell you what I How old are your children? >> There's a lot of discussion about this right now. There's a lot because there are certain sects of of ultraorththodox Jews that do that. And I think that the not only the success rate but the happiness rate the is probably significantly higher >> really totally >> is significantly higher than the western way of doing things >> secular. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Maybe there's somewhere like in the middle that would be kind of >> and I guess just clarif somewhere in the middle. But the point that I've learned is a lot of the old traditional wisdom that has been poo pooed as you know as archaic and tribalistic and backwards is actually real and true. you know the family look at the family look at the qualities look at the values that's the kind of stuff and if you have the values that you go into a marriage saying my job is to love and to serve even if the love doesn't start there >> it will grow >> as opposed to the love from the west which isn't really love it's some sort of Cinderella Hollywood you know creation anyways we're >> okay anyways the show 10 minutes in uh welcome to the I do think I do think that you guys probably like this and you can let us know in the comments section below. And Tyler uh put a photo of Mac and his new fiance up on the screen. I'm sure he'll be fine with that. And you can all say congrats. Mac is the younger brother of Josh and Nate, one of the the famous Waller family that started this whole thing. So, >> and the girl's name is Lyanna. Just since we're mentioning Mac's name, >> yes, Mac and Lyanna, congrats to them. Everybody comment >> mazalto. Congratulations. >> And also Mazleto to you guys. Really last week we didn't have a show because we were in the middle of this grand fin opening of your visitor center. It was a very historic and special event and I felt like there was a sanctity really >> that was there like a a holiness and a happiness that was right >> transcendent. I think I just wanted to share quickly >> and everyone can come visit. Come visit >> when I think the highlight of the whole thing. There was multiple highlights but the biggest highlight was when >> Yeah. When Ari brought the anominously donated cup that had your name written on it. >> Can we put a picture of that up on the screen? That was hilarious. >> I actually have a picture on my phone. I'll send it to you. >> Yeah. Oh, that was so funny. Yeah. Anyway, another glimpse into Ari. Hey, we're just giving you a lot of uh people are really learning who you are. when Rabbi Muhammad um from the the the at the opening he first speech we just wanted to honor like we would not be here without Rabbi Muhammad like he saw something in the nations that could be a blessing to Israel that would be a reversal of all the historic challenges that we faced. He saw something new and I think he summed it up with saying maybe we're at the beginning of a new time and I'm just paraphrasing his his speech. Are we at the beginning of a new time that's actually being um uh brought forth from this location, from this center, this new center where the nations will learn and be able to grow in their understanding of God and the Bible from the Jewish people? Like, are we witnessing this moment? Because I mean, biblical prophecy has it that this is what the Jewish people were born for, to show the world God and and that this light would shine forth from here. And are we not facilitating that very moment where the nations can come meet Jewish people, understand God's word, and then go to the nations, go to their neighbor with it, right? That truth from Israel. >> That's the thing. If you are connected to the Torah of the living God of Israel, the Elohim, meaning God is actually proactively orchestrating and bringing redemption and involved in our world and not concretized in archaic history, then you have the eyes to see that there's new the winds of history are changing and prophecy is manifesting finally and it's true and it's real. But if you just see it as some, you know, codified, concretized ancient religion of an ancient god that isn't involved in the world anymore, then you can't possibly be like Prophet Muhammad that says, "No, there's something new happening here. They're not here to crusade us and to kill us." And the Inquisitions and the Holocaust, they're here to bless us as the prophets have promised and said, "It's real and it's true." >> Yeah. Yeah. So, that was one of the biggest highlights. And if we had the honor of fulfilling the blessing that I've that Rah Muhammad gave to us on that day, what incredible honor that would be to literally fulfill that blessing that he just said, you know, may God bless you to may this be the moment that we start to see something new. And if that could be >> and it really felt like it was felt like there was a moment here. I mean, it it was just really uh kind of surreal. All these different leaders, we had Knesset members here, we had rabbis, we had leaders of the of the communities here, Judea and Samaria, all these different people here. It was so all these people and on the other on the other side in the in the cafeteria side we had bluegrass music playing and it was kind of this really uh just the vibe was great. Blueass Jewish blue the Solomon >> was great and it was also a little bit gentile. >> Oh yeah. You said that and I was like like the sandwich. >> Did you realize that? >> So we we kosherized our kitchen so that we could kosher make the food for this event. >> There was actually a rabbi there like a long beard and he was looking at the cheese and he's like is this cheese kosher? I don't know if it's kosher. I'm like, I don't need to look at the cheese to tell you that the cheese is I I said to him, I will give you $10,000 if that cheese is not kosher. If there's anyone that is going to make sure that things are the highest level, >> you know, as far as the event goes, just quickly, well, one, the Solomon Brothers, if you had, they were amazing. Absolutely phenomenal. They carried the vibe. So great. They're amazing band. And they came and and played live. >> Danielle Wise, that gal is amazing. She came and she just lifted the room like she was >> she's born before the state and she's frontlining these new communities, new farms, all these things being established and she was here like >> and she punched Louis thorough in the stomach. >> If you hadn't seen that clip, >> she is hilarious. Uh >> he took it out of context, but still it is what it is. >> She was trying to explain like how people misinterpret things and was like, "Look, I'm just going to go like this and push and" and then he's like, you know, and she we should really play that clip. This is exactly what we talk about all the time. The misinformation that goes out across the world and and Danielle Wise just simply if anybody even watching it could see >> he couldn't manipulate it. She >> he right he tried. But at the same time so great is his desire to paint settlers and Jews as horrible that he didn't mind making himself scared and beaten by an >> older Yeah. by a senior citizen. 81y old Jewish woman. >> He's like 6'2, you know. >> Yeah. And he's 62. >> So anyway, you actually um he did that resurface that horrible documentary that he actually spent three hours with me and didn't put one clip in there, which I guess I could be maybe be okay with that. >> It says something great about you that you didn't give him any fodder to use against you where but also you're difficult to put. >> What a great way. What a great way. >> Yeah. I was the beginning, the middle, or the end of that thing. >> You're the thumbnail. >> Yeah. And my face is the thumbnail. Yeah. >> Oh, that's like uh good times. >> All right, Luke, are we 15 minutes into the show? >> You keep saying that. >> I'm just kidding. I know this is the best content. This is what you guys want to hear and want to see. Uh before we move on, mention Nate's vlog. If you guys have not are not following the second Israel Guys channel, we'll put a link in the description below. The Israel guys volunteering. Nate puts out vlogs which are way more exciting than these videos. uh way more exciting than watching and listening these because it's actually on the farms on locations with our volunteers and our editors have like way too much fun with these videos. >> Totally. >> And and that's why I think me and Ari could really we could like we could go like uncensored and like totally do one of these vlogs. I think it would be viral. I think it would be >> Did you say go uncensored? I feel like they already are. >> We are uncensored. Sorry. Yeah, me and Ari are uncensored. That's how it is. >> Guys, I want to start off by talking about Zionism because this is really interesting. Zionism has somehow become like a trigger word. Yeah. >> Not just for the anti-Israel crowd, but also for the pro-Israel crowd. >> And this was highlighted by something that happened this week. And I want to hear what you guys think about this because it's also come up by pro-Israel Jews. It's come up by pro-Israel Christians. People are scared of this word. It's almost a little bit like anti-semitism. So, at a conference, this is reported by Jewish Breaking News. During the annual youth leadership retreat of the Jewish federations, attendees were advised to avoid the word Zionism as part of a lecture on how to create effective messaging. This was an anonymous attendee who was part at the event. Um Matthew Berger, executive director at the Federation's Project Halo, recommended avoiding the word Zionism that uh he and he also recommended focusing on diversity and the common enemy. So this this person uh said basically where does it end if we're not even using the word Zionism in our conversation? Should we stop using the word anti-semitism? Should we stop using the word Jewish? So here's my question for you guys because there's a lot of uh I think years ago we decided to stop saying anti-semitism and just start saying Jew hatred >> because it's a much easier term >> and it's also less annoying. Also, >> I find that I I I I don't even fight this battle because I have so many battles that I fight, but I really dislike the word anti-semitism from the genesis of it, which was a German journalist who created that word in order to make it a racial thing, right? Why? What is semite? What? Because it's descended from Shem. When in reality, it's a it's a religion. It's a family. It's a tribe, but it's also it's a spiritual like people can convert into Judaism. There's a spiritual reality there. and he wanted to make it a racial thing which is clear why that happened in Germany. Anyways, it also just sounds like semite like parasite, right? Doesn't it sound like >> people started to question what does that definition mean? You know, it doesn't include this and these people in So, my question is is Z the term Zionism becoming a similar thing. Up until now, I've embraced that term and I would I'm still an advocate for it. But people are starting to be like, I'm pro-Israel. I'm I'm a Christian who supports Israel, but I I don't I don't like those Zionists. I don't like that term Zionist. Zion, you know, Zionism goes back to the the roots of whatever in the 18th century or 19th century and you know it represents col colonialism blah like blah blah blah blah blah like people don't like it. They they talking about how it's a triggering word. So I'm >> curious what you guys >> Let's hit it head on because I think the deal is is that Zionism is clearly connected to Zion. Where is Zion? Zion is Israel. So if you have Zionism in Israel is one collective thing >> a hill in Jerusalem. >> Zionism represents Jews living in Israel. That's that is what it culminates in. >> Would you agree with that? >> Yeah. I mean that's the right from the second book of Samuel where it says David conquered Seon Yusha. Like that's what it see. I think the left and the enemies of Israel like this new um Michigan um rep who's running for uh >> Abdul >> Abdul Al say I think he actually says it really well and and I think all these guys like him that that are in the media right now. They're saying we don't have any problem with Jews or Judaism, right? >> We really just have a problem with Zionist and Israeli government. >> Apac go to the action points. we're fine with Jews like an ethnic people because you can't they're not actually okay with it but you can't politically say that's kind of my follow-up question is like >> can you be okay with Jews but hate Israel hate the Israeli government hate Apac all these things >> yeah I think that that represents what the actual battle they are actually attacking the action point of the Jewish people and that to me says the action points are Zionism return of the Jewish people to the land of Israel >> just quickly here's my definition of Zionism I think this came from Mariam Webster, Zionism is the belief that the Jewish people have the right to self-determination in their ancestral homeland, the land of Israel. >> That's a good definition. >> Well, and I think that's that's exactly it. And we look at Iran as a great example of this. They have a Jewish community in Iran. They they they say they like Jews. Zionists are the problem. Um so I think that for how much longer, >> right, for how much longer is the Jewish community there? I mean, they've been there for thousands of years. Uh but the but the Zionist is the problem. And I think that's really what this whole thing boils down to. And I think it's it's a um you know, some people have hijacked the word Zionism even uh and used it for different things, you know, whatever. But I think really Zachchariah says it really clearly, God's a Zionist. God loves Zion. Zealous for Zion. Uh it's like over and over and over again about Zion again and again and again there in Zechariah. And I think that really paints the picture. And I think that's what people are afraid of is that the word of God is true and that God actually loves Zion. And that's what they don't like. And that's what they're fighting. >> What about Ari? What do you What about people who say, "I'm pro- Israel. I go to Israel. I support Israel. I support the Jewish people." I just I don't like that word, though. Like, I don't like it. >> So, there aren't very many people that say that. But if they do, it could be from a uh you know, well-intentioned, but the fact is that there are certain words to let go, like anti-semitism, not a good word. There's other words where there needs to be a conceptual liberation. >> And this is the word Zionism because a word that goes all the way back to the Tanakh. And it when people say that it's just the it's already slipping away in America where the facade of saying oh I'm anti-Israel and not anti-Jewish is already melting away. People are becoming more and more and more comfortable saying I hate Jews. So that that is uh that's stripping away. But note um is the what was your initial question? I forgot. No, for people who cons like who are obviously pro-Israel, whether they're Jewish, whether they're Christian, people are like they come to Israel, they support Israeli causes, you know, like they give money, whatever it is, but they're like, I don't like that term. It's triggering. It represents things I don't align with. >> Yeah. I I think that you have to you have to lean in. Zionism, I think, is a good word. But it's also important for us in Israel to understand what is this aversion to the word about? What is the connotation, the the the commentary in people's minds that it's about? And I think the question is we have to say why why are we here? Are we here because it's a refuge uh because it's a shelter for history that we finally have a land to go to or do we have a mission? Do we have a purpose? Is this going somewhere? And those two postures of looking backwards and being defensive. You know, there's two ways to go through life. Either fear or desire. >> And for so long, Zionism has been about fear. >> And if we as the nation of Israel understand that no, we have to let that fear go. Fear is idolatry. It's afraid something that may shouldn't shouldn't happen may happen. No, everything's in God's hands. He's with us and he's protecting us. What do we want to do here? Well, God brought us back to our home. Why don't we bring him back to his? And that's on Mount Mariah. That's the temple in Jerusalem. Building the temple as a as a source of light and peace for all peoples of the world. That's what it's about. We have to that needs to be firmly implanted in our national consciousness and desire. And that will liberate the term Zionism right there. I don't want to lose focus trying to change everybody else, get into their textbooks and their vocabulary. I think that's part of what got American Jews into the situation they're in now. They go to America and they're trying they go to the NAACP and they're lobbying congressmen that you're not allowed to ask on a job application, are you Jewish? Why? Why don't they? Because they they say, well, then they won't know if we're Jewish and they can't ask us if we're Jewish. But that's not actually shining light. That's just pushing away like trying to cottify in legislation the protection of their Jewish identity in America. That's not where we're at right now in history. >> Yeah. >> I always tell people, sorry, go ahead. >> Yeah. I was just going to say I I think that there is a uh exactly the people you're talking about here. I think that Yishi Fleer talks about this that the difference between uh pro-Israel and Zionist that the Zionist is the guy that's on the ground that's participating in the redemption of Israel and the pro-Israel guys waving the flag in America going I love Israel. But I think it's even one step further than that. I think it's it's those that believe that because Michael Nolles pro- Israel but I wouldn't put him in the Zionist category. Uh because and here's the fundamental difference that I believe is the difference between a Zionist and pro-Israel is the Zionist is someone who believes that the Bible is true and physically happening here today. Somebody that's pro-Israel loves democracy, loves freedom, Michael Nolles, and he wants and he sees Israel as the best way in the Middle East for that to be presented. >> It's a pragmatic. >> It's a pragmatic. Exactly. But it's not it's not rooted in the Bible. It's not rooted rooted in his belief and faith. And I think that's the fundamental difference. And I think that separates pro-Israel versus a Zionist is that this is part of my faith and it's part of who I am. That I believe this is the kingdom of God coming to earth. This is literally the word of God happening right now. >> That's why I like the definition you use, Luke, because the definition was in their ancient homeland. Because otherwise, someone that just says, "Okay, Uganda, that's fine. Let the Jews have a homeland. They have a right to a homeland, a safe place." As opposed to saying, "No, this is part of the unfolding redemption of the fulfillment of the prophets." And I always really like to tell people like just the the world is becoming more and more nuanced and complex. You if you go on social media for 5 minutes, you're going to find a thousand opinions and a thousand videos and news stories. I'm like, forget all of that. Just get back to the basics. Like Zionism equals Zion. Zion is a hill in Jerusalem that God chose to place his name there forever. God said he is zealous for Zion, which is Mount Zion. forget the whole anything anybody else is telling you and just align with that, you know, keep it simple. >> So, follow-up story to all of this. Do you have something for them? >> Well, no, I just I thought it might be cool to play these videos so people could see what we're actually talking about. These people that are >> I wanted to talk about Yeah. the the guy running for Senate in Michigan. >> As long as we're going to play That's cool. Yep. >> Yeah. So, I actually have this video pulled up about Abdul El Say who just won the Democratic nomination last night in state of Michigan. um and >> somebody like Abdul winning elections in Michigan. >> Very critical of Israel and Apac and uh US tax dollars going to Israel. But I want I want to play this video and see what you guys think. Um because he wants to be known as someone who loves the Jewish people but hates the state of Israel. >> And Israel >> are not the same >> as Judaism and the Jewish people. I love Judaism and I love the Jewish people. I veterate Judaism and I venerate the Jewish people. I stand with Judaism and I stand WITH THE JEWISH PEOPLE. And the single and the single most dangerous thing that they've tried to tell us is that somehow they can extend the definition of anti-semitism to include a foreign government in its leaders. I call No. >> Anyways, um couple things and I I want to know what you guys think. Number one, hopefully I don't want to offend any of you guys, but I don't really like Apac, so I don't have I don't care what he thinks about Apac. Um they're not Zionist. They're too liberal. >> And uh if that gets us in trouble, I'm sorry. But secondly, >> maybe this is a question for you. Are can you love the Jewish people and can you love Judaism but hate the state of Israel? If you ask me, the answer is absolutely not. I mean, when you say the state of Israel, the state, >> can you hate Zion? >> Can you hate Zion? I mean, what do you think? >> And I mean, I mean, when he says the Jewish people, why Abdul say, why are why are we called the Jewish people? >> Because we're from Judea, >> right? >> Because we're from Judea, >> right? >> We're not a religion. But the there's you have to understand there's also a very sinister duplicitous strategy here of sewing division within the nation of Israel because American Jews who are in this place of fear and terror and what's going on. They hear that and they're like, "Oh, all I need to do is say I'm anti-ionist. I'm anti-Israel. And now I'm one of the good Jews, one of the good Jews that these Israel haters, I'm on their side." And that's all they want. And that's all they want. >> What about like the prayers? Like all of these like if you have Judaism every single day in the prayers from what I understand is a prayer to return to the land of Israel three times a day, right? >> Yeah. Totally. Of course. >> So like how can you support Judaism if you don't support what they're praying every day, >> right? They want to neuter Judaism and make it an abstract like like you know Greek Orthodox Catholicism where it's just an ancient religion with no relevance in the world today. There's not a living God of Israel. There's an ancient dead God of Israel with an old covenant that he betrayed and his own word to his people. He has given up and chosen a new people. And that's fine with them. That's not a threat to them. That's totally fine. But the living God of Israel bringing his nation back home in the face of all of the world, that's how I feel living in Judea. You know, we're living in the southeastern tip of settlement in Judea, surrounded by 23 Arab states, 57 Muslim states. The West is nashing their teeth in rage and in hate. Meanwhile, we have vines of beautiful grapes exploding in places I didn't even plant grapes before. >> You know, God is like showering this light and this blessing upon us as we're surrounded by hate and rage. And so, yeah, that's what I have to say. Go ahead. >> Devil's advocate. Josh, your reaction here? >> But did he actually say he hates Israel? He said he hates the Israeli government. What's wrong with that? you know, do we are we supporting the Israeli government? Are we supporting that? Like, is there a difference between the government and the nation of Israel? And is Zionism mixed in here? You know, I think you can't separate it as well. I think that the the literal comeback of the Jewish people is biblical. Doesn't like what we are witnessing. You cannot have it's never happened in human history that a country, a people that was expelled from their country for 2,000 years comes back and rebuilds it. That is unheard of. It's unbelievable. You cannot say that this is just not something this is just it just accidentally happened. You have to literally say that you believe in some sort of like the whole world is just an accident. If you also believe that which is you have to take God out of the picture. If God's not in this story that it just doesn't make any sense faith in God. Do you do you you think it's a little different? >> No, I think you first of all I'm sorry for interrupting. It's a bad quality that I'm trying to get over. Don't worry, but I think we both do that fairly frequently. you're too gracious. Um, two Jews, three opinions. I'm going to just disagree with myself because I always try to hear a deeper voice >> from what's happening because he's saying words that he's saying, but they're also coming from God in a way that we need to hear them. And when I hear them, I'm like, well, there is a part of what he's saying that's true. We don't support the the Israeli government. The truth is that I always felt like there's a deep subconscious resentment because when you hear the reasons for the hatred of Israel today, it's already losing its uh logical rational cohesion. And you, you know, I listen to Tucker Carlson all the time and I was just listening to a show that had nothing to do about Israel, about Anthony Fouchy and his journal that got out and nothing about Israel. And then and he said one line that just he couldn't resist and it exposed what this what's really happening here. He's like, "And and of course, why did they release the the vaccine and push the vaccine on us listening to their overlords in Tel Aviv?" >> Like, "Oh, the vaccine too. The vaccine too, Tucker. Now it's everything, right? There's there's 60,000 Muslims raiding Spain. Let's not focus on the jihad and the rapes." And that's Let's focus on Israel. It's Israel's fault. >> That's what they're saying. >> When I know and so when you start seeing that, you start saying, "Oh, there's no real internal rational cohesion here." It's a deep visceral spirit of hatred that is coming upon them and it's just taking on the garment of whatever argument that they're giving. And then I say, "But what is that really about? Why is that happening?" There's a I think there's a deep subconscious resentment against the nation of Israel that we're not being the source of light and blessing that we're supposed to be. We're not supposed to be doing um you know, LGBTQ plus parades in the Dead Sea. No. No. that what we're supposed to be doing is building the temple, a house of prayer for all nations. When we do that, then the degree of hatred that we're feeling right now will be flipped on its head where there will be foreign leaders that are coming and saying, "What can we do to contribute to the construction of this temple? How can we bless you in your desire to bless us?" It will be so much. I'm not I'm not saying this in a hopeful way, but in a declarative way. it will happen that the degree of hatred right now will be flipped to an the same exact and even more love. What scares me is the how murderous and vicious the hatred will get before we get there. >> But but nonetheless, that is it's that's what it's really about. So when he says the government of Israel, I hear him say, why are you not doing >> why are you not shining that light and and blessing us as you really should be? And >> I like that point as well. I think I would I what what my real point from this topic is is that I sense a a deeper sinister mode in it all. They're trying to take the the the beam light the crazy amount. So if you So we're not like saying we all agree with Apac because Apac pushes America to do a lot of things that are not exactly pro- Israel. And so we're not saying we're not like going to come up and say it for APC. What my point will be here is is the work that's done in APEC absolutely 100% pales in comparison to what Abdal and his crew are doing from all the Arab nations in influencing America on anti-American positions. Clearly they're having an impact on America that outweighs anything to do with any kind of negative power that Apac would be playing on America. That just doesn't exist in comparison. So what they're doing is that he won is a proof of that. $30 million. >> You want to hear a quick side note? >> Yeah. >> He's criticizing Apac at the same time he took money $115,000 from CARE or from leaders at CARE Council on American Islamic Relations. You know, they're designated as a terrorist organization by Texas, Florida, and the UAE, the the United Arab Emirates. >> Wow. >> And he has connection with the brothers as well, the Muslim Brotherhood. I just saw that as well. Um, you know, that kind of thing. you're going to try to throw it all over there, right? That I mean, it's it's a it's a propaganda move to try to be like, "Oh, they're the real problem." When you're doing all of this anti-American stuff here at these rallies, I mean, you just go online, they're everywhere. They're saying, "Death to Israel, death to America on American soil." And people are not understanding that this is what this is. They're trying to make Israel the problem when they fully are in alignment absolutely against American and American values on what we've stood for 250 years. Well, this is not who we were and this is not who most Americans want to be. This is an absolute takeover coming into America and they're trying to make it look like, oh, the Jews are doing something else. No, we America was based on Jewish principles and and and foundations of the Bible which the Jewish people brought to us and said, these are some great values. What's happening now is an erosion of that and a and a a forced invasion of things that have nothing to do with what America stands for. And the people know it. Uh I'd say maybe some of them, but this misinformation battle, this guy, >> he almost sounds like Obama. Did you hear that? >> Oh, he sounds very much like Obama. Real. And that voice carries people believe that kind of stuff. >> He's the PA. He's the PA. What do I mean by the PA? There's the PA and there's Hamas. Most people I I I prefer Hamas over the PA any day of the week. >> Yeah. >> Because they see what they mean. That's who they are and that's what it is. The PA wears a suit and speaks in smooth nicities, but really they've killed more Jews than Kamas. At least it was before October 7th. But either way, like it's just a different and more dangerous snake like packaging, you know. Go ahead. >> Yeah. No, I just want to play this clip because this exactly proves the point. They say one thing, but then these politicians on the say the PA side, but there are people in in Michigan and all over America now that are saying it very blatantly and no one's listening. And I and I want to prove this by this clip. Glenn Beck had this uh this guy and and I think this is this sums it up very well that people should understand this is exactly what's actually happening in these places and listen to the people what they say. And Israel's learned this and they believe this very strongly. When people say they want to kill you, believe them. And I think Americans are just not understanding that when they really say it and you go to the root of what their cause is all about, we just literally have to believe them. And and this clip says it better than anything. >> This is from a cleric in Michigan. Listen to this. From a mosque >> on the 4th of August. There is a very important election. And I see one of the mandatory things, one of our responsibility that to support brother Abdul say Abdul say he's running for the Senate and the other other uh candidate they supporting Israel they supporting the Zionist and all the Muslims all them believers men and women it is responsibility it's mandatory to go and to elect brother Abdul say because at least we know he's a Muslim he will support the Muslim issues here in this country >> I think the most important thing about understanding this clip is is that again look at what he's saying they're they're talking about Zionism and Israel highlighting these are problems these are action points but there's more clips that are actually the the serious fundament fundamental what's going to the root of it and we'll play that here. >> We've been asked in the past, why are our protests on the International Day of Kutz, why are they so anti-America? Why don't we just focus more on Israel and not talk so much about America? Gaza has shown the entire world why these protests are so anti-America. because it's the United States government that provides the funds for all of the atrocities that we just heard about. And this is why Imam Kumi who declared the international day of this is why he would say to pour all of your ch all of your chants and all of your shouts upon the head of America. Malcolm X said and I quote, "We live in one of the rottenest countries that have ever that has ever existed on this earth. IT'S NOT GENOCIDE JOE THAT HAS TO GO. IT'S THE ENTIRE SYSTEM THAT has to go. ANY SYSTEM THAT WOULD ALLOW SUCH ATROCITIES and such devilry to to happen AND WOULD SUPPORT IT, SUCH A SYSTEM DOES NOT DESERVE TO EXIST ON GOD'S EARTH." And so when THESE FOOLS ASK US IF ISRAEL has the right to exist, THE CHANT DEATH TO ISRAEL HAS BECOME THE MOST LOGICAL CHANT SHOUTED ACROSS THE WORLD TODAY. >> Israel is >> so this guy Abdul al say he's leading a rally. People start chanting death to America and he doesn't stop him. And now he's about to become the Michigan senator. >> And by the way, I can forgive all of that. What I can't forgive is rottenist. Most rotten >> most >> if you're going to be in America. >> Well, let's just take this back. This whole thing just reminded me of the quote from John Adams. John Adams says, "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people, is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." I think that right there. >> Our Constitution does not apply to those people. They're not the moral compass that he was looking at, our founding fathers of America, was not Islamic jihad. >> Okay. And probably enough talk about Muslim democratically elected leaders in America. Although, if I was a Christian or a Jew in America or a conservative who cares about morals and American values and principles, I would be scared right now. I would definitely not be living in Michigan. Um, and I would be thinking hard about where I do live in America. Well, cuz I'd also be scared about how it actually is affecting America because they're like Ireland, you know, to their uh extreme detriment. They're like, "No Israel, no products from Israel, and now they can't even land their plane successfully in the fog." I wouldn't get on an Irish I would not get on an Irish plane if I were you because they they ripped out the Israeli technology that allows them to land in the fog. So, you might crash if you get on an Irish plane. I'm sorry. I think there's a lot of fog in Ireland. >> There's like I know a guy who has a golf thing there and you go and you play golf. I haven't I haven't been there but like that's the thing that you do is and they literally have these big lights so that you can see because it's fog is like a big thing in Ireland and so when you're playing golf they have these big lights that you can actually see where you're going. >> Probably a little bit of a problem in Ireland not to have the Israeli technology on those planes that could cause actually some real trouble. >> Right. So, I think the whole world is kind of uh um you're just going to start feeling it's it's really idiotic not to use something that is like actually helping your people because you just literally hate Jews more. >> Yeah. >> And that's the problem that we're facing here in Israel. I think uh Golden Mayor said that better than anybody. That's our old famous quote. They literally hate, you know, Israel more than they love their own. >> Yeah. There's a Spain is a perfect example of like a prototype here where there are 60,000 jihadists coming in literally assaulting, raping, burning the streets down. And there is a group in Spain that is creating a centralized database of every Jew, Zionist, and Israeli in Spain. So people know where to Yes. Well, not the government of Spain, but this is Yeah. But it's but it's a movement that's happening in Spain. >> But the government of Spain is not been pro Israel at all. terrible. Yeah. Terrible towards Israel. And they're so focused on Israel that the jihad is coming in and literally taking over their country and there's nothing that they can do about it. >> On this note, there's so much money being put into to reorganizing what everything looks like. And I know that sounds a little bit paranoid or it sounds like this, but there's literally money, billions of dollars. There's a whole case, we're going to open this up on a a a show soon, but it's new that actually shows how much money the Biden administration put into Israel to try to campaign on things that certainly were not in Israel's interest. Well, stuff like settler violence, all of these little tag lines literally represent billions of dollars of misinformation to try to plug it into uh the narrative of the world. And you've heard me say this, I'm so crazy, but the the farmer out in Montana, what's going on with settler violence? That's an exact result of billions of dollars of propaganda reaching. It's just advertising. It's literally like a campaign you're advertising for. And you put a lot of >> moneyism thing. It's like, it's not just anti-Israel people now. There's like >> really good people, Jews and Christians that are who would say they're pro- Israel, who are like, I don't know about that settler violence thing. You know, they're getting pretty violent over there in Judea and Samaria. Have you seen that guy, Ari? He's a pretty violent guy. You know, >> there's literally two groups and I'm not I don't want to say them because I actually know these people personally, but they're very pro-Israel. They would call themselves even Zionist. These two organizations just recently have posted articles that are absolutely off base 100%. They're they're going along with the settler violence claim that has legitimately hundreds of millions of dollars of of um money, international money behind it to spearhead it. and they've fallen into the trap of propagating that lie. Now, how crazy is that? Someone that would call themselves a Zionist is now propagating the lie of Qatar and the rest of the the Arab world and America and Europe and all the money that they're putting into to make the Jewish settlers look like the bad guys, >> right? And I'll give you a dimension and a perspective on this that may change everything for you possibly because there's it's not that we have to get rid of the word Zionism. It's that I think there's another word that we need to add. Zionism has the connotation like I said of being a refuge that Israel is a bomb shelter for the Jews that we can finally go to this place and we'll have a a safe haven right whereas uh the Judeian Jerusalem desire that is being the fire that is burning inside the souls of the Jews of Judea and Jerusalem is to build the temple to shine a light to be a blessing to sanctify the name of God in the world it's a totally different thing and so there's an interest that a lot of these leftist Jewish democratic organiz organizations that the established media in Israel have of propagating this anti-settler violence. Why? Because after October 7th, the sentiment towards the Jews of Judea and Jerusalem has really changed very significantly because the country saw, wow, without the Jews of Judea. Without Judea, Israel is 9 miles wide. It's indefensible. These Jews are protecting all of us, not only uh on a on an identity level, but also on a strategic level. Without Judea and Samaria, all of Israel would have been October 7th on October 8th. Right? >> And so they understood that. And when the Israeli media sees that happening, they feel a threat. Now they feel a threat. If you want to really understand it, go back to the book of Kings and see that Solomon's son, Raovam, took bad advice from his friends and then the kingdom split into two and they're the kingdom of northern Israel. And why did they read that this morning, >> right? And why did he why did they they do that? They they set up shrines and altars there so that the hearts of the nation wouldn't return to Jerusalem and to their identity. And so there's a to using the settlers as a wedge in the country to create a distance an ideological distance by taking a few actors and amplifying them as it's as if it's the entire movement of of settlers in Judea and Samaria. Then they create this ideological wedge separating the tribes of the north from the Judea and Jerusalem. It's the same thing. >> Very sinister move. What I want to do is is give people the good people, Christian organizations around the world that support Israel should not be falling prey to this. And I'm going to take responsibility here that we haven't done a good job on educating people that they're actually falling to the trap, the le leftist agenda because we haven't we're not loud enough yet. Here is some data that I'm going to share with everybody. I pulled up a few things. of the actual facts in relating to this. Now, if you have a notepad beside you or you got your phone or whatever it is, if you're driving, you know, just just go back and listen to it later. >> You got to know. >> We also have these full full detailed reports of data that like we can send you guys and make available if anybody wants this. >> This is just like stuff that we know about >> because we live here >> that is facts just when you're in the conversation, you could be like cuz all of us had, you know, out there in the world, people are like, well, they just got this little question in the back of their mind. Well, that you're not gonna have a question in the back of your mind after this. You're 72% more likely, if you're an American, to be a victim of terror or of crime in America than you are from a Jewish person in Judea and Samaria. And the world's upset about this thing. Israel's got a 72% more success in dealing with crime in Judea and Sam Samaria than their ones lecturing them in America. What in the world is going on? That's just the Okay, that's just a great way to talk about this from the from the first >> from a stat statistical >> statistical level. 72 more 72% more successful in fighting crime in Judea and Samaria. The Jewish community has a way and it's called God in the Bible because most of this nearly 600,000 people living in Judea and Samaria are godly, biblically rooted people. And so that's kind of you people >> biblical moral code. >> Yeah. people in America already know that people with biblical moral codes are less likely to be be involved with, you know, committing crimes against others. That's just the reality. So, the percentage of that's it's just >> just the raw stats. Okay. Now, some of this more sinister stuff here real quick. Um, this was propagated by the EU all the way back in 2020. They put 1.8 million shekels into creating this this environment. Okay? And then that only grew and we don't have all the data in front of us for how much the exact numbers but that's just a little picture of what the EU they're like oh that was good who coined that how that was good we're going to demonize those guys and this is a great way to do it put more money behind it okay now 20% of the incidents in Judea and Samaria uh that are considered like the on the list the UN holds a list of who's a violent settler and they put all this data out right 20% of the incidents that they have on their list didn't even happen in Judea and Samaria okay and Now, 16% of those instances that happen on the on their list of violent settlers is us four people walking up on the on on the Temple Mount, that was an act of violence against the Arabs. >> If you go to pray on the Temple Mount or you go to walk on the Temple Mount, if you're Yeah. then it's you make it on the list of violent settlers in the UN database. So, you're looking for all those that are watching now, you're looking at four violent uh settlers because we actually just walked up on the Temple Mount and uh and had some prayer time. >> Violence. >> I also got rear ended by an Arab car one time, which also puts me in the category of a violent sther because that's also included in the UN database. If you get in a car accident >> with a pal a Palestinian Authority driver, >> then you're also violent sither. Also, if a dog does anything in Judeian Samaria, a a Jewish dog, right? Because it's they escape from someone's backyard, bark at somebody, maybe bite someone, that's a that's a no, it's a act of violent settlers. >> Yeah, there's violent settlers. A 92% Where's that at? >> One other thing. One other thing. If you're an Israeli or Jewish >> and you get attacked, >> Yeah. >> and you're in you're involved in a terrorist attack, you are attacked like our good friend Dave Sterns, right? and you fire back or you defend yourself >> then you after yeah he was shot in the like the the chest in the header shot multiple times he shoots back hit the terrorist now he's in the UN database for a violence other also >> for defending himself >> terrorists who are shot or injured or eliminated by IDF soldiers also included in the UN database of violence others 98% on that exact point 98% of of of uh people that are harmed or killed in Judea and Samaria. 98% of the these in this category in the UN database are from IDF uh encounters has nothing to do with settlers. >> It's the military IDF. >> No, but it does it exposes just like what happened on October 7th. What was Hamas yelling down there? They saw the the communities of the south as settlers. >> Yeah. the whole thing. Israel, Jews living in Israel, and everybody just has to know this. Jews living in Israel, no matter where they are, if they're intelligent is a settler. >> They're all settlers. >> The leftwing peace activists who went into Gaza and helped, you know, Arab children, they're they're settlers. >> Jews have always had this idea in our head that there's a way to be the good Jew. That the the Jews that supported Hitler and voted for I think it was 38% of Jews voted for Hitler. Yeah. and and they think we're the good Jews and and serious they believe that there's some sort of dis I believe that I'm serious about you believe that you're serious. I I think it's true. Someone could, you know, cross but um No, but the the fact is that our enemies don't make those distinctions that we make in our own heads. They see a Jew is a Jew and a Jew that voted for Hitler and a Jew that wants to go and drain the swamps and settle the land and return to to Judea in their eyes is the same thing. Yeah. Yeah. And we've seen that again and again and again. And that's why we should really take that inspiration and see each other that same way too. >> Yeah. Here's one other point that I want to make on this because a lot of Christians got this wrong. And it's shameful that anyone believed this lie. And PE media posted this. They went crazy. When our neighbor just down the road was was murdered by terrorists in area B area. All the news went out and said they um what they use the word um they they uh they brought it on themselves. They should they incited the Arabs and then they they >> What kind of person could actually say something so evil as saying Jews living in Judea and Samaria walking an area they they acted like you couldn't walk in area B? You can travel. That's a part of the the >> story that went out is that they they went into an Arab village and they were throwing rocks which is like you can just and it's funny cuz like the Alazer I did a show about this on Monday on the channel got squashed in the algorithm but um because people aren't interested in settler violence unless you're attacking the Jews but Alazer and all these leftwing outlets were reporting the story and they were like video evidence of the settlers going into the air village throwing rocks setting a house on fire and then they put the video in there and you can literally watch the video yourself and they're all in this huge open field. Like they're out hiking in there's like no Arab village anywhere close. >> The the deal is is that I want to set the record straight is Jews walking in Judea and Samaria is not illegal. >> No >> Jewish people I mean if you're going to put out an article that says Jews that walk in Judea and Samaria should be shot. That's basically what everyone's saying. >> That totally >> Abraham coming to this land and the Canaanites were in the land. you would have stood behind the Canaanites just killing Abraham right there. This is the moment and it's it's it's the redemption moment that we're witnessing now. The whole world is going nuts. And anybody that actually put something out again, God help you. >> That's evil to to actually look at that. What just happened to us last week and our neighbor that was murdered by vicious terrorists that believe in a Hamas ideology that Jews have no right to Judea and Samaria and should not be able to walk down a trail, a hiking trail. They were not just going through village. There was a hiking trail. They were going through villages. This is ancient Jewish homeland like we're talking about. >> And it's not even illegal. There's no international law that prevents Jews from going in area B. Okay. There is an there is a thing that says you shouldn't there's Israeli law that says you shouldn't go to area A. Well, okay. You if if if you want to be politically correct and go down the lines and you would say, well, the nation of Israel needs to be Well, that's well, that's internal. They're going to work. Hey, I want to actually show you the clip because the one preview from his entire documentary that Louis Theorough uses, the one clip was exactly addressing that. I want you to see this. >> Yeah. >> I mean, we were in this land planting vineyards before Muhammad was in the third grade. >> That is a Jewish settlement called Panadm. >> Panm, >> which means facing the east. Face to the east. >> Would that be considered legal under Israeli law? >> I don't know. >> You don't really care. >> I don't I don't care at all. at all. I don't care at all. Um I mean, >> why don't you care? >> Uh this land here in the heart of Judea, there's some things that transcend the whims of legislation and that this is one of those things. I actually remembered a different discussion that I had with him that I thought was in there. That's that's good enough. But he was saying, "Is this area A or B or C?" I'm like, "I refuse to use that language. Why would I let some Norwegian, you know, smug cosmopolitan >> globalist Norwegian cut up and slice and dice and label Judea? That's just insane. That's preposterous. So, I don't even use the words this is area C, area B, area A. We because when we start using that, then we even hear ourselves say like Nate, you were just like there, this is ancient Judea. as if there's any reason for let's say a Jew were to walk through the heart of Mecca. Does that warrant slaughtering them and murdering them? >> We're just we're Jews that are breathing and living and walking and somehow the international community is willing to say well just the very existence of that Jew is enough as when you go to you could go to the Western Wall anywhere in Jerusalem throughout Judea Samaria and Arabs are everywhere >> and nobody says a word. Even Arabs that support the Hamas atrocities are everywhere. Everywhere >> in Jerusalem. >> Yes. Waving their flags in front of us. Not not a word. It's really also about the the the soft bigotry of low expectations. >> You know, you hear them say that we well, you know, we we expect more of you Jews, you know, like please save your your comments. >> But this is this is like absolutely insane. We were in Sebastia the other day. Uh Sebastia is the ancient northern kingdom of uh of Israel. Samaria Samaria, the city of Samaria. Um, and there's this massive Palestinian flag flying over over Sebastia. Um, and they're building houses right on top of these ruins. They're building uh restaurants, whatever on top of the ruins of Israel's ancient capital. This is like 2500 years old. Then I'm in I'm in uh at Joshua's altar. This is like the foundation, the place that comes that when when the children of Israel come into the land. This is under jihadist control right now, right? Like this is under Arab control under area B. This is exactly what Ari's talking about here. This is insane. Like this something that connects all these stories is is u Mellet the the our neighbor that was killed. >> He was the one responsible for uncovering the fact that Joshua's altar was about to be destroyed. It's on him that they found the paperwork in the Arab bulldozer that was about to pull it over and he he uncovered it. Wow. >> Now he's not with us. God, you know, >> not with us in physical form. physical form and that's that's a hard thing to deal with. But he was an incredible man >> that sought for the goodness of this land and saved the most >> um you know maybe one of the most important archaeological things of our time. Joshua's altar there's no nothing that dates further back >> 3,000 years >> Jewish history than that is at the moment the Jewish people entered the land. >> But all these haters are saying that Ari shouldn't be allowed to hike there. >> Yeah, that's what they're saying. Ari should not be allowed to go to the place that Israel made covenant with the land of Israel and the God of Israel. >> You can't go down there right now or you would be shot just like these hikers were attacked the other day. If you went to Joseph's tomb right now, you wouldn't make it out. >> The chance of me being attacked there up there with like Dearborn, Michigan or Paris. >> Yeah. >> From from Arab violence, right? >> This is not from settler violence. It's flipped on its head. Exactly. Exactly. >> Guys, I hope those stats were helpful for everybody. I know it I it pains me when I see people that call themselves Zionists repeating the lies of the left and the anti-Israel community that and you can see I'm a little irritated by it. I'm a little bit like really I raid about it and I wished I could actually just call out these guys' names, but I I not going to do that cuz it's not it's just not not helpful. Guys, unfortunately, we're running out of time. So, let us know what you think about the term Zionism. Let us know what you think about settler violence, what you're hearing in the news, whether it's pro-Israel, anti-Israel, all these things that like sometimes it feels like the lines being blurred more and more. And I think unfortunately that's what is going to happen. >> The lines are not as clear. But >> as that happens, it's more important than ever that we always align ourselves with God, align ourselves with the Bible. And I think one of the best ways to do that is to read the Bible. Read the Bible to your children, uh, to your family. stick with that and try to spend less time on social media and Al Jazer and the BBC um and uh spend more time with what God's saying and God's doing in the world. >> Can I say one thing, Luke, and this is in all sincerity. If we were able to get this message out bigger and better, there would be the honest people. Everyone that was on just listening to the show, you're probably thinking, "Well, that's the first time I've ever heard the opposite the actual other side. Now I'm actually equipped to go out and fight this battle that I've been trying to fight, but I didn't have words for it. That's what we're here to do. The other side has literally billions of dollars on their campaigns, and that's why they're reaching the people. We here at the Israel, guys. We we will and we are upping this message. But there's it's impossible for us to do without all of those listening coming alongside and pushing this mission forward. So, I want to invite everybody. We need support to make this thing happen and to push this message out. If there could be uh you know there's there's guys there's analysts that are going to come on and help us do better. There's guys that could help us reach larger crowds. We have got to get this message to the cutting edge of our generation or else we will lose them. That is the fact of the issue. We're are we're losing now but we're going to have to engage to to to get in the battle. We're hardly on the we're like at the tip of the spear on we're standing in the place that the whole world is demonizing. This is where it is boiling down and we're fighting with all our might. But the more that we can have engagement from all of those around, we can fight back. >> It's an opportunity. It's really an opportunity to support you guys. And when you say you guys, I mean really we're Yes. >> Well, you you're you're supporting us. you're supporting Judea, Samaria, the nation of Israel, because they have governments and pro dollars and all this that's being pumped into uh Tik Tok and brainwashing. And it there's something beautiful about the fact that all that we have on our side is people that have a heart to fear God. And yes, the it's a remnant and there were overwhelmingly outnumbered, but God doesn't work in in big numbers. And there's many times places in the prophets of Israel that that you see that. And that's why I actually want to say that Jeremy and until Jeremy comes back from America right now, he's spreading the light of Judea throughout America. But when until he comes back, we've taken a small break in proceeding with the Prophets of Israel Daily. We're going to start with the book of Kings when he returns. But this Sunday night, >> we have an open Prophets of Israel Daily question and answer session. Anybody that's on this journey with us is able to go. So you could go to the landofisrael.com, prophetsofisrael daily. If you sign up, you can go and you can ask any question at all that you want. And I'm going to start by sharing my heart on when prophets become personal because this journey has really changed my life. >> Yeah. >> In a very significant way. I wanted to share that. And I would love to hear from you guys also because I know you're >> go uh binge in the break here. Go binge on all the ones you missed on the prophets of Israel. >> We just created a uh um a Spotify podcast playlist. There you go. Aritheand Israel.com. I'll send you a link. >> There you go. Thanks, Ari. There you go, guys. We'll put a link for the Prophets of Israel Daily in the description below. We'll also link uh the YouTube channel where Nate's vlogging because you have to check that out. You don't want to miss it. And well, for what Josh was saying, we don't ask for financial support a lot on this show because everything we do is free and public. We want to reach as many people as we possibly can. But if you're one of those hardcore listeners support and and uh viewers and you want to support the work that we're doing and help us reach even more people, we'll put a link. You can donate. it's taxdeductible in the United States. Um, and that would just be a huge way to support this show and to support the work that we're doing in the land of Israel. Regardless of all of that, you can always subscribe. Make sure you have those notifications turned on. Put a comment down below. Subscribe on Spotify or Apple Podcast as well where we're uh you can listen. You don't just have to watch on YouTube. Uh wherever you watch or listen, make sure you subscribe. Guys, as always, stop listening to the lies and the propaganda and connect with the truth of what's happening in Israel. We'll be back soon here at the Israel guys.