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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. Happy to be with everyone today here with Joshua Waller, Ari Bramwitz, Jeremy Gimpel. Uh, so much happening in the news and the media not necessarily covering everything. We have Kamas who just kind of quietly threw out there that they are about to start paying 50,000 widows of those who were killed in the Gaza war basically. And that means that the whole idea that 70 80,000 civilians were killed in the war might be way way off. Obviously no surprise. We'll get into that in a little bit. Uh the UN Secretary General congratulating Iran on the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. Uh, obviously BB Netanyahu flying to the White House for a three-hour meeting and nobody really seems to be talking about it or covering it. And I just found out that uh Israel is trying to vote to declare Qatar a public a public enemy of the state of Israel. >> And by the way, last last year in 2025 alone, Qatar gave 1.2 billion dollars to American University. So, uh, and a whole lot more than that. But where do you guys want to dive in today? What what do you think? There's so much to talk about. I don't know. I think the the UN being uh voted in to be head of the what was that? They were they were uh put put in it to be >> the vice chair of the UN Commission for Social Development. >> He's like, where's the world going? Iran. >> Yeah. Iran's going to be tagged. The UN is such a >> development like developing new ways to hang protesters from cranes. I like >> like what are we developing? >> Social development. Yeah. I mean >> I on top of that guys were just throwing out the topics. I'm just uh also like what is Iran doing? They're just like, it seems like they're trying to >> Well, the US is about to send a new strike into the Middle East. Uh, >> yeah. >> As well, >> I mean, [clears throat] I think we should talk about all of this, but but it seems like they're trying to like poke they really want America to strike. It feels like I I don't know what the psychology >> something's going on because the head of the UN congratulated Iran on the Islamic Revolution with a terrorist organization overthrew the government, killed mass amounts of people and now enslaved its nation and they're congratulating this for the the takeover of the Islamic Republic which in other countries they're deemed a terrorist organization and Trump right now is about to like set the stage for an attack on Iran. Why is the UN congratulating him? It's almost like the this globalist idea the the tower of babel is just about to come down. That's what it feels like. It is being anyone who has eyes of intellectual honesty and courage and any sort of moral compass is seeing the vapid futility and counterproductive evil within this globalist United Nations. And to continue that I mean one thing after another to put them on the board of the social development and to congrat it's like congratulating a tornado on the destruction of a town like what what the imagine the people in Iran hearing this voice from the United Nations >> you know just having been mowed down 50,000 of them mowed down in the streets not a word from UN or Tucker Carlson anyone about that not a word you know it's just the the the hypocrisy is >> woke up in the morning and she told me like you know the UN just congratulated Iran on this like the revolution of the Islamic Republic taking over the country and she's like why is the world so stupid and I was thinking I don't think it's stupid I think it's evil like there is a force within the world that really needs to be recognized that they are an evil force and the United Nations is the headquarters of this globalist evil regime that's right now really going headto-head with Donald Trump is like positioning itself he's positioning aircraft carriers in the Middle East they are preparing for a strike against Iran and at the same time they're congrat congratulating them. It's like a head-to-head clash and Israel somehow stuck. >> And I'll tell you what I think this is about at its core. And what brought this to my attention was last week's Torah portion, a portion of Jethro, right? Where the ten commandments are given. And what did the ten They say the sages of Israel say that si the word s the hatred for Israel was really born or most intensified at Sinai. when we came into the world as a testimony whether we like it or not a living testimony that there is a God in the world who knows right or wrong that there's an objective moral truth and you see King Saul and he's held to account the kings don't decide moral clarity or right or wrong only God does and for leaders like the United Nations and these globalist European elites they want to be the deciding factor they want to control and that's what this is really about this is a spiritual for and that's why they're they're attacking the Torah, the Bible, and those that believe in it with such um sinister, visceral vitrial. You know, there's something else that's happening. Netanyahu just came to the Washington, met with the White House. There wasn't any media coverage. That's I think something that needs to be noted and talked about. 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So the truth is when I look at the whole scheme of things, it all looks um a little bit like an omelette, like eggs that have just been mixed in a bucket and now it's like, all right, well here we are. And I think that that's actually setting the stage for an apocalyptic global war with Israel happening to be in the center of it. >> Well, that's what I'm seeing because I'm I'm I'm seeing all the nations around and they're like, "Bring it on. you know, like we got this week has actually been a little bit interesting and there's been a lot of talk in Israel. Is this whole Iranian thing actually shifting in um not in Israel's favor? Is this turning to where you know you would >> Well, you have wet reporting senior Israeli officials saying there is a concern this is heading toward an agreement that is not good for Israel basically. Well, and the the big thing is is that so that seems like the Iranians would be like, "Yes, we we're winning this battle. We're shifting the the uh the the mindsets in America to be for us and not against us." The Tucker Carlson voices are are rising and the people are starting to like, "Okay, maybe maybe we're we're getting alignment with America, shifting American interests out of Israel and putting them more on our side." But at the same time, you think that as they're starting to win, then you see these big huge rallies happening in the streets of Iran where they've got Trump on a noose. You know, you saw that that picture. >> I didn't see that. >> And then they got all the top Yeah, that's what I'm right here. We'll show that. Um and then they've got like uh what? One, two, three, four, five uh coffins of top American uh generals >> on the parade. you like if you were to do one thing to Trump, take politics out of all of this and just have him just let him see that picture and they'll be >> seeing the picture. >> Yeah, if he's sure he's seeing the picture and he's seeing his top generals in cuffins being >> they're trying to provoke it seems like which is just doesn't seem natural. It doesn't seem real. You like you're trying to provoke the biggest most the strongest military on the planet to come and annihilate you. I'm like what is >> that's why these negotiations are so cynical. It's almost laughable that both sides know that there's no real negotiation happening here. There's no no negotiation to be had. >> Do you know what's so weird is that Trump put out a tweet just after the meeting with Netanyahu. Do you have that tweet, Lou? >> I do. Yeah. Yeah, I was going to read that. Uh >> well, just the last line is the most important one, >> but read the whole thing. >> Sure. Yeah. So, there was a three-hour meeting. BB went to the White House. I think it was supposed to be 1 hour. Ended up being three hours. Seemed like it was very much like a work trip. It was closed to the press. Um, I even heard BB use the back door to the White House, which has happened in previous administrations. It could have just been this is all about work or is it signaling something else? But I think this was his seventh meeting with Trump since Trump's uh term started uh last year. But Trump posted on on his so true social afterwards, there was nothing definitive reached other than that I insisted that negotiations with Iran continue to see whether or not a deal can be consummated. and he said if it can I'll let the prime minister know that will be a preference. If it cannot we'll have to see what the outcome will be. Um and then at the end he said additionally we discussed the tremendous progress being made in Gaza and the region in general. There is truly peace in the Middle East. >> That's the part that really threw me threw me too. What are they saying? >> What is that? I mean just the other day the Hamas terrorists approached the fence in Israel. A helicopter was just launched it at them. A tank was brought up. There's truly peace in the Middle East. >> There's never been so much American hardware in the Middle East as right now at this very moment in history. >> Have you heard this report that there there's a there's a report, I don't know if it's confirmed or not, saying that the US may actually allow Hamas to retain some quote light weapons for the time being. So already they're actually saying we might not make them fully disarmed which obviously just leads us down the road where they're not going to require >> I just wonder think I'm asking you guys and also our listeners and viewers out there when Trump said to BB when Israel was sending that final volley I always think about that one scenario where Israel was about to finish the regime off totally level them and Trump said turn around and Netanyahu turned around. Does Trump regret that? Do you think he has the capacity to regret and to self-reflect in that way? I'm I'm not anti I'm not anti- him at all. I just >> Trump [clears throat] doesn't strike me as that type of individual, but that's just my opinion. >> Because that was the opportunity to do it and I don't understand why he turned Israel around. I don't know what it was. I guess it was the moment didn't arrive yet. >> You know, talking about big things that are happening on the uh and we're just throwing a lot of topics right now, but also on the Jordanian border. Talk about peace in the Middle East. There's peace in the Middle East. You know, there's like truly truly >> you know what truly is happening is is >> Carlson on the Jordanian border. >> Well, that too that that definitely wasn't peaceful, but that was a big big ruckus that started this this uh last week. >> On the Egyptian border, there's been a mass two times this last week. There was the white trucks just like we saw on October 7th kind of style thing and a mass IDF uh confrontation, quick response, helicopters, all this stuff right to the scene and they still don't know. Why is this happening? what's going down on the uh Egyptian border and it certainly is not peaceful. What what's actually happening? We don't actually really know. >> Well, the IDF is definitely being tested. There's no that at the very least it's being tested. >> We've seen this in Judea and Samaria where they, you know, they'll have a car of just civilians run through a checkpoint uh into a Jewish settlement and then they're like, "Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to." But they're checking the response times. They're checking what happens, how it is. like America, I think, did that with Iran not too long ago where Iran, you know, launched into defense mode and they said, "Oh, that's how they're doing it." I think that's what's happening right now. >> The only comfort that I have from that tweet from Trump where he's like, "There is truly peace in the Middle East is immediately Jeremiah chapter 6 about the false prophets came to me when it says they will say peace, peace when there is no peace." And that's literally, I mean, there's never been a time where world war has been closer than right now. and he's saying there's truly peace in the Middle East where there isn't one country, not Syria, not Egypt, [laughter and gasps] not Jordan. No one right now feels like there's any peace. >> We'll talk about Jordan. I mean, we just had some big news this week about the Jordanian lady that helped uh draft the Oslo Accords. >> You're talking about Norway. >> Or is that Norway? >> No, her last was in Jordan. She was She used to be the ambassador. >> I don't even know what to make of that. I don't know what you want to read the story. Yeah, please do. No one knows what we're talking about. Yeah, just to put this in context though. >> So, okay. Uh, put this in context. A Norwegian ambassador who was involved in Israeli Palestinian peace efforts in the 1990s and most recently served in Jordan has resigned as she faces scrutiny over her contacts with Jeffrey Epstein. So, long story short is she was forced to resign this week um just after she was suspended as Norway's ambassador to Jordan. Basically, it reports that Epstein left her children and her husband $10 million in a will drawn up shortly before he died in the New York prison. Whether he was killed or committed suicide or whatever happened a few days before he died, he leaves her clear commit suicide. >> 10 million $10 million. >> Okay, >> now we're going to get into that. >> No, [laughter] no, the reason I say that is cuz maybe the same guy who suicided Epstein also wrote his will. And maybe we should look and see if it was the husband of that. But but I guess what's significant about this, right, is that she, as I understand it, she was uh involved in facilitating the Oslo Accords. >> So Jeremy, you had a kind of a take on this, right? as that like somehow you have someone who was instrumental in trying to create the the Palestinian state and peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians connected to Epstein and a few doors days before he he's dies is he's like putting her it's just a weird >> the Bible says that the beginning of wisdom is the fear of God and when you have the fear of God that means you recognize like oo that's good and that's evil I have fear of God I'm staying away from evil and I'm going to align myself with good in the world today when you don't really see good and evil in the world, then you just kind of make a mishmash out of everything. But if there is one character that sort of defines evil on earth, I think it would be Jeffrey Epstein. And then we look back and like, oh, these people are tied to each other. There's a movement that's the Oslo Accords that was trying to rip the land of Israel away from the people of Israel. That's the architect. He left her money. Like, I don't even know the conspiracy, but there's definitely a force of evil in the world that's behind the scenes that's all working together. And it once again converges on the evil trying to remove the people of Israel from the land of Israel. It's not a coincidence. >> Now, I'm gonna weigh in on this conspiracy even though it's probably a big mistake. And it's also coming from, like I said, a place I'm going to say with conviction despite the fact I have no idea. But the the my deep dive that everyone's done their own deep dive into their own things and whatever it is is that there there seems to be some sort of connection between Jeffrey Epstein and some sort of established Israeli something. I don't think it was necessarily directly to the Mossad or to the government, but I think there's a subsect of the Israeli population that is what we call biblically like the Arav where they have this deep impulse to be accepted and loved and assimilated into the nations to be loved by the international criminal court to be you know it's they're not yearning for redemption >> just to for our audience you're saying these are basically Jews who want to be assimilated and integrated into like non-Jewish culture and society. >> I want to just speak a little bit biblical. It's very clear in the Bible that in the war of Gum Magog, the final war, that there are Jews that align with the enemy against Jerusalem. So, it's not really a Jewish thing and a non-Jewish thing. It's like, no, there's Jews that align with the enemy and there's enemies that align with the Jews and there's like different forces and it just is only going to come down to it's not a Jewish thing or a non-Jewish thing. It's going to be a God thing, but there are Jews that are aligning with the enemy, working with the enemy on the side of evil. We have seen this eye to eye front and center in our uh settling of the deepest settlement in southeastern Judea because then the prophets say that there's no greater sign of redemption than the hills of Judea turning green and giving forth their fruit. And so we that has been a big part of our life's mission and I'm so grateful for it. that there is this huge resistance from even within our own people of it's called peace now and they are funded tremendously by foreign governments and anti-Israel leftists from around the world and their whole mission is to um uproot Jewish life in Judea in the hopes of endearing themselves to these cosmopolitan smug European leftists and being loved by the nations of the world by throwing their own brethren uh under the truck as antiquated backwards religious, tribalistic, whatever. And so there is that segment within the Israeli society uh that is what we would call the mixed multitude. I don't know what they are, whether they're not. I'm not saying I know all of that, but I do know that they the Oslo Accords was birthed from that idea of allowing Oslo, Western Europeans, to project their values on the Middle East and think that they're going to bring any sort of peace or resolution to the conflict here. Not that that was even their intention, but of course it just brought more bloodshed, Jewish bloodshed as a result of that. And so we see who do we have? Any Israeli knows that one of the paradigm examples is Ehud Barak. Ehud Barak is the uh tremendously left-wing uh anti- anti-Juda, anti-Samaria, anti-religious Jew, >> former prime minister, right? former prime minister >> who ironically is also connected to Jeffrey >> more than connected he was there more than anyone in the if anyone looked like his handler it would be Ehoud Barak and I don't think it was on behalf of the Israeli government I think it was on behalf of Ehoud Barak and this movement of far-left-wing Jews which is why it would make sense that he would somehow give some sort of financial something to this woman that helped design the Oslo Accords because Eud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein To say that there isn't aren't sparks of real evil within the nation of Israel isn't true. We ha we have our George Soros Ahoud Barak Jeffrey Epstein's. But it's also important to be able to make those distinctions and understand who's who because the enemies of Israel want to take Jeffrey Epstein and Ehoud Barack and George Soros and then say all Jews are that. And that couldn't be further from the truth. We're more disgusted and and revolted by them than anyone. Well, you see, the real dividing line really needs to be good and evil. And simple-minded people are like, "Oh, the Jews, they are bad. Oh, these people, they are good." It's like, "No, there's good and there's evil." And the real battle there is if you believe in good and evil, then those that believe in good, they're going to want to be truthful because the world reality is truth. The world is good. God created this world. Let's align ourselves with the truth. But people that can't make the distinction between good and evil, they're attracted to lies because why not? If I can get what I want or get away get away with it, so I'll lie as much as I can. And just now, Luke, what you mentioned about the kamas paying I don't know 50,000 60,000 widows of terrorists. They have now declared that there was no genocide. It was just a lie. It wasn't just a lie. It was like the anti-truth. Israel targeted only the kamas wars. I think too much. They put our own soldiers at risk just to try to only attack the combatants and we're being blamed for genocide. It's like they lie and manipulate. And it's Israel's job here is to expose evil for what it is because it's a lot easier to recognize evil and say, "Oh, that I know intuitively that's evil." And when you recognize evil, then there has to be the opposite of evil, which is good. And that's why Israel constantly is sort of a light unto the nations because we attract evil to us all the time. >> Right? If we don't voluntarily step into that role of of being vessels and vehicles through which God broadcasts his blessing and light and Torah to the world. If we don't do that, we're still going to be a light, but not through us. Rather, it is reflected off of us. because the evil that comes at us will then therefore create this um paradox or this foil through which that light is is broadcast. So I think that's what this is all leading us to do to rather than be a mirrors that the light is reflected off of to be vessels through which it is channeled. >> Yeah. >> You know I'm just thinking we're talking about the Oslo core talking about this kind of rottness and kind of a deep state idea within um kind of a little bit of a >> a deep state of the world >> the whole world. Right. Right. That's that's much bigger than just one country. We're talking about a pretty rotten piece of the world that that is having an impact. Oslo Accords have caused so much death and and evil against Israel. But there's one there's an awesome light that's coming out of this whole thing is and it's the most demonized group of people on the planet which is everything's uh in Hebrew is like a fuk, right? Everything's upside down. It's like this this whole story is what you hear on the global media is these guys are somehow, you know, this this global this rotten thing we're talking about is somehow seen as something They're saving the planet with climate change. Yeah. Yeah. That that whole story. Um and they're creating these peace deals and they're, you know, Oslo cords and they're getting, you know, the everybody involved with Oslo Accords is is applauded on the world stage and they're giving peace prizes and whatever. You know, all these amazing things. Well, who's the most demonized group in the the whole planet? Um >> settlers. >> Settlers. But even more so, dig it down. Maybe you guys are going to hit where I'm going here. Who's who's the Settlers? But what kind of settlers are the most demonized? >> Hilltop youth. >> Yeah. What are they doing? uh settling the land >> by >> by just farming >> shephering. >> Watch this video. I just saw it this week. This the most demonized group of settlers, Jews of the world. You want to just split it down? You guys are exactly right. It's the Jewish pioneers settling the mountains of Israel just in accordance with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob. They were all shepherds and pioneers on the same land. Yet, this is the most demonized group of people on the planet. Yet the the reality of them coming back to their land is what puts the fear of God in all the enemies. I want to show you this video and uh just just watch this. Two Jewish shepherd boys just they're they're taking over. They're they're they're absolutely denying the fact that there ever was Oslo Accords and they're just walking right into an Arab village and the Arab village is putting out a video saying, you know, oh dear, you know, these Jewish guys are settling the land. Watch this. [music] So, here it is, you know, the most demonized group of folks in the world. Two two little Jewish shepherds bringing their goats into an area that they haven't been before. And the Arab village is scared to death that the Jews are back. And um >> well just to boil it down literally it's it's Jewish shepherds grazing their what was that cows >> goats >> or goats on open land but the story that will appear in the media is >> violent Jewish you know violent settlers taking over Palestinian land and you know occupation like that's and this is outside the deer duban which is a a historically radical Islamic town that that harms and kills Jews every chance they get It's a it's a very rapid >> I was expecting when I watched that video like what's the catch? How is this going to end? And it just ends with the shepherd walking with his sheep. And I love that because really we just need to listen to them. We need to stop listening to American media and Tucker Carlson. We need to also listen just to them because what did they say? They called this the Al Axa flood. That was the name of their war against Israel. What? They attacked Gaza. Why is it called the Al Axa? The the war of the Temple Mount. Every home had a picture of the the Alaka mosque because they understood what this is about. That it's about the Jews bringing in the red heers. It's about redemption. It's about God's presence in the world. That's what it's about. And so what they hate the most is that which is the most light. And that little shepherd walking with his sheep in the hills of Judea. That is what causes them the most anger and rage and hate because that is bringing the light. >> What if we want to win this war? >> And by the way, let's do it this way. That's a fulfillment of prophecy right there because the prophets talk about the Jewish people coming back back to the land and specifically talk about the mountains of Israel where they are coming back to life and they talk about the sheep and the goats and the cattle and the agriculture all coming back to life. So you could boil it down. Basically, this is Jeremy, your line is that the fulfillment of prophecy and the Jewish people coming back to the land, the land coming back to life is what so angers the enemies of God and the enemies of of of the Bible. If there's [clears throat] one one uh biblical character that I would think is in our world today, it's a guy named Joel Salatin. And I want to explain this because and I showed this video intentionally because the farmers are very uh looked down upon upon the world. And you know, it's kind of like Egypt. And you know, in the ancient Egypt, they look down on the farmers. They say, "Ah, just simple. These Jews, they were just simple shepherds and kind of looked down on." And u there's one guy that is just rocking it. He loves the Bible. He loves God. He loves the Jewish people. His name's Joel Salton. He's known as the world's most famous farmer. So, he arrived yesterday and he's going around to these shepherds who this the farming industry here in Judea and Samaria and in the Golan Heights is still not yet fully sustainable. It's like the Jewish people have just it's a first generation attempt to come back to the land and establish their presence uh resettle the land after thousands of years of desolation and and destruction by enemies of God and the enemies of his people. And this guy Joel Salton you you mentioned uh Jethro I believe earlier um this Jethro like character of our modern day. So Joel Sin was tagged by the Trump administration to be on the uh team of seven adviserss for the FDA. Like he's a serious guy. He's friends with Prince uh our King Charles now. He's he's uh globally uh inspired farmers, millions of farmers across the planet. If there was one person who represents farming in the world, it is Joel Salatin. >> And he's here right now. >> And he's coming to the Argo farm for Shabbat. >> That's right. He's going to be there. I'll be there with him. >> You forgot to mention like we we're hosting Joel Salton. So, not just in Israel to Israel by the Israel guys. And he's he is working together with these small independent farmers that are just trying to settle the land. And he's he's going to the fields with them and teaching them just some basic farming practice that says, "Hey, do it like this. Do it like this and like this. And you better watch. This is going to be the results." >> To me, that's that is Jethro 101 for our modern generation. That's exactly what I was going to say. What's happening right now? Forget forget just the last number of years, few years. the past since 1948 or even before the return of the nation of Israel to the land of Israel in uh the in gathering of the exiles in a way that is unparalleled in all of human history that a nation that's been exiled in diaspora for thousands of years has returned to their ancient home as the prophets have promised and the revival of the Hebrew language and all of the prophecies coming too and then since the launch of the war as we're facing all of the 23 Arab states 57 Muslim states you would think that the world would look and say the fingerprint of the God of Israel and the God of the world. He's with them and we're going to stand with them. And instead, we see that there's two responses. They're not the real Torah portion. We'll get back to the podcast in a second, but have you guys seen the latest tumbler available at the Israelu.store? 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And the other is Joel Salatin and Jethro and you guys who sees the hand of God and says, "I want to be a part of that blessing." It just has to it depends on the eyes with which you see it and the courage and the love you have for God or whether it's not really a love for God. And that's why when I hear people like Tucker Carlson, he talks about his religion a lot, but I don't think it really comes from a true love for God at all. He weaponizes it to accomplish his own personal means. So anyway, >> well, to me, it's like there's the first and only promise made to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is the land of Israel. That's God's covenant with the people of Israel. And then the most prophesied event in the Bible that every single prophet speaks about is that one day there's going to be an in gathering from around the world. And we're literally witnessing the Bible come to life. Every single prophet made this impossible claim that it never happened before, that will never happen again. It's happening one time. And either people can say, "That's a coincidence. Those aren't really the Jews." Or somehow write it off as something that's just quirky or a coincidence. Or to actually see the living God of Israel active in the world and wanting to be a part of it. That's really what it's about. >> Yeah. I think that's amazing. And and there's the the dividing line is being really drawn right now with who >> You should write a song about this. [laughter] >> Yeah. Yeah. That was that was like 15 years ago. Um >> it still makes me tear up. It makes me tear up every time I hear it. >> I'm pushing I'm pushing for the re-release. >> If anybody's still watching the Israel guys that was watching us back then, you can you can let us know if you want to a re-release of I believe Josh's one hit wonder. >> Uh there's a couple stories that we kind of glossed over and I think I think there's a really important story here. to make sure that our audience does not miss it. Um because you know when octo right after October 7th immediately the numbers were being conflated right and everyone saying Israel's murdering civilians uh in for two and a half years the media has been just accusing Israel of just slaughtering civilians disproportionately right and we've always said I know I've said it multiple times guys you got to just like the numbers will come out right and my opinion and analysis is always that like Israel will do their own analysis and they'll come out with very close to accurate numbers on how many people were killed during the war, how many were kamas, how many were terrorists, how many civilians, etc., women, children. Well, kamas is so stupid that uh they they or or they just know that they have the world sympathy with them and they don't care, which is probably more likely. Not that they're not stupid because they are. >> Well, I think they're just as stupid as Iran putting pictures of Trump on a noose. Like, what are they thinking? What are they doing? This doesn't help their cause. Hamas is now coming out saying they are going to start paying stipens to 50,000 widows of fighters killed by the IDF in the war. By its own admission, this means that at least 80% of Gaza's dead were terrorists. But I want to read this. Uh this is by a guy named Rich Toronto on X. He says, let's do some math. Hamas says about 70,000 killed. Now Kamas also is now saying they're going to pay stipens to 50,000 widows. What about the younger members of Kamas who weren't yet married? And so there's no widow. >> Older people that just died. >> What about the What about the PE? Yeah. Anybody wasn't married. The reality is like you get down to it. How many civilians were maybe killed in this war? I mean a couple. >> There's another question is how many civilians were there? >> Exactly. >> Okay. At all. Meaning innocent. >> Innocent civilians. Then they're not civilians. >> Right. the part of the idea of civilians maybe >> one of the first hostages that came out of Gaza she that one of the first hostages that came out she said there are no innocent civilians in Gaza >> right I I think all of them that came out said that >> what's just really unbelievable is that we were talking about deporting them we were talking about like Gaza largo Trump is going to take over Gaza build something beautiful disarm the kamas remove them and now we're talking about they can stay with light weapons meaning they can just kill Jews but they their guns have to be like Smaller, remember those points? This is what we will do. This was a contract for it. Like >> we're going to uh they're going to get rid of their weapons. That was one of the like foundational elements of the point. >> Well, there's something I want to pull out about the the board of peace because this ties right into this. So, like you mentioned earlier in the show, Jeremy, uh one of the one of the things that came out from BB's Netanyahu's visit to the White House is him officially joining the board of peace. They like signed the charter which basically is like binding Israel to this the charter of the board of peace or whatever. >> Scared about that. Are you serious? >> No. But so here's obviously but here's Can we just I I just want to make sure it's good or bad. This is this is tying right into it. Okay. >> Just like a couple of weeks ago, the prime minister's office put out an official statement when the board of peace was being formed that said the following. quote, "The announcement regarding the comp composition of the Gaza Executive Board, which is subordinate to the Board of Peace, was not coordinated with Israel and runs contrary to its policy. The prime minister has instructed the foreign affairs minister to contact the US Secretary of State on this matter." So BB publicly rebukes Trump on the Board of Peace because Trump is not basically involving Israel in the forming of the board of peace. And then a US official who was asked about the critical statement told Axios, quote, "This is our show, not his show. But we managed to do things in Gaza in recent months nobody thought was possible. We're going to continue moving. If he wants us to deal with Gaza, it'll have to be our way. We worked over him. Let him focus on Iran and let us deal with Gaza. We're not going to argue with him. He'll do his politics and we'll keep moving forward with our plan. He can't really go against us. >> Who says that? >> This is a US official in response to BB's criticism of of the border of peace. So, this is what's so weird now getting down to your point is >> BB has now joined the border of peace. >> It's like a a contract. It's a signed thing. more or less he has been bent to Trump's will >> and [clears throat] he has compromised to join the board of peace and like you're saying what's actually in that charter and what is he now bound the state of Israel to is very scary >> is there any other country in the world that has an international board that will decide its future in its own land is there any other is there like some precedent not anywhere else in the whole world only in Israel >> I'm not sure about that look at the European Union I think there's a lot of European countries that are like, who are these guys sitting in Belgium that are deciding the foreign policy and importing jihadists by the hundreds of thousands to uproot the whatever values and demographics we have left in our countries that there is that that >> so the same force that's behind that European Union group of people are now running also the >> which is why I can't help it to feel a sense of responsibility that we uh are the world is looking to us, looking to Israel. And the when Israel shows because what is BB? I I think he has a good heart. I really do. He has a heart for Israel. He wants the best for Israel and the Jewish people. But he's a little bit like Saul. He feels like he has to control things. He has to take things. Things are on his shoulders. Ultimately, they're on his shoulders. So, he's a pragmatist. That is what he is by definition a pragmatism. What a prag pragmatism. When pragmatism comes at the expense of courage and clarity and and moral faith in God then and we say well we have to do this in order to achieve that and that is never rewarded. It's a lack of faith. If we're just tamim as the Torah says simple simple this is what God says and this is what we will do. But what if the world says and what if Europe says and what if an American we need their weapons? That's not our department. Our department is to walk with simple faith in God and do what is the right thing to do and we will be rewarded with overwhelming blessing. That's what the Torah tells us throughout the entire Bible. Just do that and your crops will grow in their time and I will defend you and protect you. And if you don't, if you start getting wise and manipulative and thinking that you can control and even if it's good in well-intentioned, >> that's not the purpose here. >> I really agree with that. I really really agree with that. If we just had a code that we lived by and the code is let's call it the Torah and we just lived by the word of the Torah in God and we just didn't pay any attention to the what the strategy is of the politics and the diplomacy then the world would respect us now that we're sort of bending to the will of the world the world is like well let's see how far we can >> I just want to say I want to share this with Joel Salatin which I'm very excited and eager to host him on the farm because he's such a blessing to the Jewish people but when we're standing when I stand on my home and I look out on these mountains of Judea, the wilderness of Ze, the caves that King David had from Saul. I think about his mighty men saying to him, you have Saul right here. Kill him. Kill him. And then you're king and he's trying to kill you. He's throwing spears at you. He's trying to kill you. He slaughtered all these kohanim and no, kill him. And David said, I I don't care how many people are screaming in my ear to kill him. I have my own code. And that code is that he was mashu Messiach, meaning he was anointed by Samuel of God. and I'm not going to put my hand against him no matter what. That is exactly what is demanded of Israel right now. We have our own code and it doesn't matter the whole world could be screaming to us. We need that leader that their only code is to follow the will of God. Period. That will bring light to the world. You know, one quick thought back on the board of peace in the the European Union would be just to Jeremy's earlier point would be the only difference I see on that is is that the whole world uh America is not a part of the European Union. You know, it's a little bit different here. We got Israel as being there's a whole body of people that's gathered around to talk about Israel. That's the main thing. So, it would be like uh European Union that was run by China and Australia and America. >> Yeah. A bunch of Arab countries. It's a little bit different. You see what I'm saying? It's like this different kind of thing that's really strange. And to Jeremy's point, that seems to be something that doesn't exist on the world. Like you have a European Union, but if you're a part of the European Union, you're all a part of it. >> You don't have outside voices telling you what to do in the European Union. Everybody that signed in is a part of that thing. A good examp I mentioned earlier, but a senior Israeli official told Wina this week that about the US talks on negotiations with an Iran. He said there's a concern this is heading toward an agreement that's not good for us. But then he says this is not a negotiation between Whitito and Kushner with the Iranians. The Turks are in the picture as well as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt. So it's it's exactly what you're saying like instead of the US and Israel working together on this now you're pulling in more or less you could say like alliances of Iran to try and negotiate a deal with Iran. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt. It's like or Turkey of all people like Turkeyy's like a there's no doubt about it that they're an ally of Iran but they're part of NATO. So it's a very mixed up mixed up. So, I know how, you know, we have a little familiar rarity with how boards work uh over the years. And um everybody gets a vote >> and uh some people can be uh like America's going to be have this uh you know, they can they can put everything to like nope, we're just not doing it, you know, they're just going to say it doesn't go right where they >> America always has the veto power, right? U what happens when all these people on the security council's board of peace, but you know, it's just replacing a security council basically. Um what happens when all of them vote against Israel? Is America still gonna be that voice that they were on the security council to say veto, veto, veto? I this board of peace is a little different. >> It depends who the president is. >> You're exactly right. Yeah. And I don't even know if Trump would who knows, but especially somebody after him. We've got a lot to be concerned about with this. >> It's just the definition of shortsighted. Like BB that's aligning himself with this plan to bring all of these nations to determine our future in the hopes that the president of America is going to vote in line with us is so shortsighted. Here's another thing. It's not just it's I would assume this doesn't just apply to BB being on the board of peace. It probably has is it not Israel being on the board of peace? There's a little bit of difference. >> No, he's signing Israel onto the board of peace. It's really aation of God's name. >> The next leader will be the representative on the board of peace like whoever the next prime minister >> unless he immediately withdraws. >> Unless he Yeah. Right. >> Right. I mean that's what we see in America like it goes from Biden to Trump where literally he just reverses totally everything. There were sanctions on the settlers and he didn't cancel those sanctions. He just took them and put them on the Palestinian Authority. Like literally the opposite the opposite of everything. But I I can't help but to think of Jordan Peterson. May he be blessed with health and and good things. Um he he always talks about just telling the simple truth. If you tell the truth, then life is an adventure. Because what happens when you're not telling the truth? You're like, "No, I know things. This needs to happen and that needs to happen." as if what do you know of what needs to happen when you tell the keep just simply tell the truth? You're keeping the steering wheel in God's hands and then it goes exactly where it's supposed to be going. And so signing onto the board of peace, it's just such a cynical nobody is nobody on this board of peace believes that it's the board of peace. >> Trump says there's truly peace in the Middle East. >> Right. Right. I feel like we're at a impass here. Um as it comes to Iran and the peace and all this stuff so-called and whatever. I think the um ballistic missile program is an in pass because there's no way and what I'm saying is is that Iran's ever going to say, "Oh, we're just going to give up our ballistic missile program because we need that in our pocket to blow up Israel one of these days." They're not going to get rid of that. That's been on their their cry forever. So, uh I think we're literally as it comes to this struggle now with BB in these meetings with Trump and Trump's saying, >> we've already seen that the US said there there will not be negotiations with kamas unless they disarm, right? And now what's happening? Oh, we'll let them keep some light weapons, you know. We'll let them keep their guns, maybe. So, >> I can see it from Trump saying >> Trump saying, "No, they will not have nuclear weapons. They won't have ballistic missiles." >> Give it some time, folks. Because we all know that compromise is like the number one thing that happens in politics. And it's kind of exactly what BB is. I mean, he for all the good he's done, he's also known for compromising on a lot of issues. And he compromised just to stay in the good graces and allyship with the United States. I just said it would be an impath say, but I can also see that side where they just say, "Well, at least we got rid of the nuclear problem and now we just have the ballistic problem and look, this was a big win, everybody. This is a great thing and now they have whatever how many thousands of ballistic missiles pointed right at Israel to to, you know, uh, light any moment. >> I don't think that we're just going to give up on Iran. I don't think so. I think it's not a matter of if it's a matter of when. It may happen tomorrow. It may happen in a month. It may happen in six months. I don't think that Israel is going to allow them to amass enough ballistic missiles to really cause I don't know that would be damaging. That would maybe be beyond repair. 2,000 ballistic missiles. We had 300 hit us and that hit us pretty hard, >> right? You know, a tuna has mercury in it, right? And so too much tuna isn't good for you. So, I buy a lot of sardines, canned sardines. And I've been really on a on a health kick. I'm on the Judeian diet and it's good and I'm sticking to the sardines, but I'm not eating them lately. You know why? because I want to keep all the cans ready that when that time comes, I have loads of canned food and bottles of water because I have enough for my family, but I want to be able to be a like a mash beer like Joseph was where I can bring it to you guys and give you guys cuz Are you prepping at all? >> You have anything besides sardines? Cuz I'm going to have a really hard time with that one. >> Yeah, we don't like sardines. >> Okay, I'm with you. I like sardines. >> I would take tuna if you had some tuna. >> Right. Okay. If you want the Mercury, you could be the Mad Hatter. But anyways, um, no, the point is that I'm not worried about that. I'm not worried. I'm worried about what what's going to be happening the playing out into the entire world. When you read Ezekiel and you read the the visions of the end of days, we're heading for very, very scary times. And it doesn't take some sort of apocalyptic fear-mongering Armageddon prophesizer to worry about that. like the pieces are all lined up for any moment. It just happens. >> I feel like at this point, Israel is not that scared. Like we've lived through two years. I just feel like, okay, war with Iran. All right. Well, we'll have >> My only concern about that is I agree with you that Israel is not scared and that we have no justifiable reason not to be scared other than the fact that we've seen throughout history that God is with us overwhelmingly when we have no reason to continue to survive. Not only do we survive, but we thrive. My only concern is that some population in Israel may be so um complacent and think that >> there's just something about us. It's our military. It's our defense. It's our technology. We just seem to be okay that we just sort of see the mana falling and we think that we're born into the desert. So we think that that mana falling is just nature and we don't see the hand of God, you know. And so it's important to me. The reason I feel relatively calm is because number one, I know I'm never leaving Israel again. I'm not I don't do Do your Israel summit. I'll I'll be on Zoom. Okay? [laughter] But so I'm not going to be stuck outside the country. And and by the way, just as an aside, because my ADD is kicking in, our beloved friend and one of my greatest rabbis that I rever is Rabbi Yishi Fleer. He was set to go on a speaking tour in America because his whole life is committed to the advancement of this Jewish story and bringing the light of God into the world. So he's about to go and I said yes, don't go. These are not the days to go to be stuck outside of the country. He was right about to leave and then a boulder and I think it was fell on his toe and sha and broke his toe and now he can't travel. And so to me that is clearly a sign that every Jew and everybody that has the capacity to be here in Israel, Yishi broke his toe. Come to the holy land and stay here because every book in the Bible says that the remnant, the pla the will be here in Zion. This is where although it's the eye of the storm and you think it would be the most dangerous place, it's actually the safest. >> Okay, everybody go to the bets. >> Here first folks, >> go to the bets. Everybody's got to start betting on a strike now because somebody betted $80,000 on a strike strike and it didn't. >> Apparently, there was like $4 million lost because on somebody put a bet in a poly market that the US was going to strike. >> Well, that's what it's called. Poly market >> the other night and but it had to be that night and obviously it didn't happen. So, I don't know who lost money, but I heard it was 4 million. >> There's another polyarket thing that just came up about whether Trump will wear a yarmaka during the next calendar year. And it's like 30% chance that he will, 70% chance that he won't. >> Feel like somebody's getting really good at making money with this type of thing. >> Yeah. What would you bet? Let's just say right now, let's come back a year from now in the next calendar year. >> I feel like he probably wears a yamaka at least once every year. Like he's got Jewish children. >> To me, the answer is he's definitely going to wear one. People are thinking, is he going to go to Israel and go to the Western Wall? They're not thinking, is he going to go celebrate Passover with his grandkids, >> right? And so probably I guarantee we just affected the poly market value of the >> because yeah that's >> because of the millions of people that are watching the show >> for sure. >> One more topic that we haven't discussed yet and uh that is Indonesia uh sending 8,000 soldiers into Gaza? I'm not sure exactly why. >> Wait, is Indonesia part of the board of peace? >> It better be. I know >> it's sending 8,000 soldiers into Gaza. I would assume so. >> Well, I would assume so too, but I just all of a sudden struck me I don't remember them actually being signed on. So why are they but why are they the first ones sending troops? >> Why why Indonesia? >> I don't think Israelis are even allowed to travel to Indonesia. >> Yeah, it's a matter. If you have only an Israeli passport, you are barred from entering Indonesia. And we're saying, "Oh, that's a country. Great. Let's bring their soldiers onto our soil." >> Yeah. Along with Turkey, let's bend Israel's arm to get Turkey in as well. Let's get a bunch of Turkish and Indonesian troops that obviously hate the state of Israel and the Jews. Let's put them right on the board along with uh Egypt, you know, that also has tanks and going crazy on putting it on. >> It's like we are trying to set the odds against us. Like the odds aren't hard enough yet. Let's stack some more odds against us. Let's bring in 36,000 Indonesian soldiers, not just the Kamas and Iran and Syria that's now overrun with an ISIS leader. Let's bring in some more trouble into our borders. Wait, do you know who also uh was just with the Turkish uh Erdogan was um was the prime president or pres pr prime minister whatever it is of Jordan. They were just together. Did you see that? >> I did. And that was concerning to me. >> These boys are getting together now. It's it's massive. The burders of Israel are kind of >> here's the thing. Should that concern you or should that excite you >> when you kind of glasses you're wearing, >> right? No, but because you see prophecies are going to happen. Zechariah. >> Really? Yes. It's almost like the eyes of Rabbi Aka when he went to the temple mount and he saw it was desolate and barren and empty and there was a fox on the temple mount. He said, "Wow, just as that prophecy is fulfilled, so too will the prophecy of the third temple and nations beating their swords into plowshares and never knowing war again." So we could either see what is or have what's called messiah eyes, messiah eyes, eyes of redemption. And that's why I say poly market now set it up March 2nd and to night to 3rd. That's when this is going to play out. That's when the whole Iranian thing is going to play out. Why? This is a prediction. Purim. Purim. Purim is what it's about. You the book of Mcabes is not in the Tanakh. Why? It's it's not that we don't believe it was true, but a prophecy is only included in the actual prophets of Israel in the Bible when it is relevant for the future. And so, Purim is is relevant for the future. It's not that it's a story that happened. It's happening and it will happen in the future. And that's when Iran, Persia decides it's now time to wipe out every Jew everywhere in the world. And what ends up happening, it ends up flipping on its head and being the spark that leads to the rebuilding of the temple. And that's what's going to play out. So it'd be cool if this actually happened on Purim itself. Well, I know that we're running out of time, so I really want to make sure that I get this topic in because it was talk about Purim. In I think the eth or ninth chapter, it says that many from among the nations start becoming more biblical. They start living more like Jews. They don't convert to Judaism. It says meet. They just start acting more aligned with God, more aligned with the Bible. They just start living a more Jewish life. And are you had a debate just this last week with three people saying, "Should non-Jews be learning Torah? Should Christians be learning Torah?" I mean, I wasn't at the debate and it hasn't been publicized yet, but I really wanted to hear that because you there were three sides to the argument and you were one of the sides. >> Yeah. So what what happened initially is that a guy named Adam Ela Burkowitz put out an article where he spoke about his fear and alert a and alarm at these Christians that he felt like were appropriating Jewish uh rituals and and customs and Torah and taking it in a different direction you know saying we we never say God's actual name number one his actual tetetrogrammaton the yudav we are not even able to pronounce it and that's the whole idea that it's above pronunciation or comprehension. And he feels like they're they're doing all of these things. They're putting seat seat tassels on their belt loops and they're doing a peser, but they're saying that it's a Jesus or whatever it is. And it's so alarming to him and and concerning to him. And uh and it's not that I disagreed with him because what he wrote really did speak to me how I grew up being much more reactionary and and on a defensive posture. But I feel like now in the land of Israel that I've been here in Israel and in Jerusalem and in Judea, the prophets say what I'm experiencing that when we return to the land, God will take from us a heart of stone and put within us a heart of flesh that we'll have a circumcision of the heart. And a lot of that defensive reactionary posture in my heart has been replaced with love and with blessing. And so I don't feel threatened by any of this. On on the other hand, when I see someone wearing seat tassels on their belt loops, I feel like an affection for them. You know, it's not easy. The the prophets tell us that we're living in times where the nations will say we've inherited lies. It takes tremendous courage to come from many many generations believing one thing and be able to shatter those idols and embrace something else. Redemption isn't going to be clean and smooth and easy and clear. There's going to be bumps along the way. It's going to be confused. And so, our job is not to be judges. You have to do this or policemen or sensors. We're not here to be that. We're here to be a blessing and a light. So if nations want to come to us and ask us what we think and how to do certain things of the Bible, we're here to share it. And if not, then we bless them in their own journeys and their own struggles and their own wrestling, especially when it's coming towards us in some way, even if it's not in the way that we think it's the right way. And so that's what it was about. So there was Adamia Alberit say much more reactionary and and really a sweet wonderful man, a seeker of truth. And then there was John Anderson. How would you describe him? I mean his >> a Christian Zionist >> a Christian Zionist I think there's like a little bit more but any if you want to maybe send me an email I could send you a link to it if you want a link to this thing arithelandisrael.com uh send me an email and I'll send you a link to it. Um and so so that's the idea and so that it I really felt that the >> why I understand what did the regular Christian Zionist say. >> Well, you know, he was sort of between the two of us. On the one hand, he was looking at Adam Burkowitz and he was saying, I understand where you're coming from and I share that sentiment and I can see why you feel that way and I'm trying to keep, you know, he he it was so beautiful what he was saying. It was really touched my heart. He said, "I want to connect with the Bible, but I'm not a Jew and so I'm figuring it out." on the spirit of the Sabbath. I keep the spirit of the laws of eating. I keep maybe not all the nuanced laws and intricacies and and and you know minutia, but I keep the spirit of it. And I actually think that that is the vision. That's the vision. Meaning the Bible and the new every little detail just like I'm not a priest in the temple. And all of the laws of the temple and the priests simply don't apply to me because I'm not descended from Aaron. I'm not a priest. We are a kingdom of priests and a holy nation. We have laws that the nations don't need to keep and aren't supposed to keep. We're those are for us in our specific role to be a source of light and blessing for the entire world. So I think we need to really start doing that. Replacing all of the reactionary stuff with blessing even Iran. We should be blessing Iran when when the leader of Israel goes up to the head of the UN. We should be blessing the nation of Iran and the people of Iran with strength and courage to follow in God's ways. And doesn't mean that we're not going to go to war with them and wipe them off the face of the earth if they seek to even hurt the toenail of a daughter of Israel through their proxies or anything else. But it doesn't mean that we can't also empower and bless them to be >> I really want to add another voice then to that debate. I think that it is our responsibility to bring the Torah to the world. The Isaiah chapter 2 in Micah. >> That's also what I'm saying. >> Oh, that is what you're saying. That's what I was hoping so. But it's literally the Torah shall go forth from Zion and the word of God from Jerusalem. That's a messianic vision where the Jews are already back in the land. So who is the Torah going out to? Obviously, it's going out to the whole >> My only point, maybe this is the nuance that you you missed here that I didn't communicate correctly, is that we're not trying to achieve any outcome. We're not trying to convert, god forbid, Christians to become Jews or make them into this or make them into that. We're here to share light and blessing and let the cards fall where they may. each person is going to affect them and influence them in the way that's right for them. And we don't know. We're we're not we're too much. We're trying to always engineer and affect outcomes. That's not what we're here for. We're here to walk in God's ways and let him affect the outcome by us simply being humble servants that are simple. Simple. The Bible says, >> "Yeah, I just feel like in such a world of lies and darkness, just to bring the truth of the Torah, to bring the light of the Torah, it would just be a blessing in people's lives." You know, there's uh the ten commandments, which you just mentioned about Jethro. That's what we were talking about how there are these two forces. There's like the Amalecch before the ten commandments and there's Jethro before the ten before God's revelation. There's two forces in the world that come against Israel. One to attack us and then one to literally align himself and receive the ten commandments with us. And one of the ten commandments is that you should not take God's name in vain. And that seems like really that's one of the ten commandments. That doesn't really seem like okay, it's important, but it's one of the top 10. But in Hebrew, it doesn't say to take God's name in vain. Tisa literally means to carry God's name. It's like you can't carry God's name in vain. When you walk around with a kipa on your head, you represent God. You represent the Jewish people. You represent the Torah. You represent the Bible. You are walking carrying God's name with you. Anything that happens in the land of Israel, in the eyes of the world, is carrying God's name to the world. And that's part of the Ten Commandments. That's what it's saying. >> Well, and that's why Ezekiel 36 says that when the Jewish people are outside the land of Israel, it's a desecration of God's name. >> Exactly. And so now that we're in the land, not only should we not invite the board of peace and we shouldn't invite international forces in our land and definitely not soldiers of other countries, that's not carrying God's name with light. But I would take it even a step forward that when we broadcast the Torah from Zion and the word of God from Jerusalem and the truth like we do just taking the events that are happening and just bringing the truth that is carrying God's name the way it's meant to be carried in the world. Can I just add two cents to this debate as another another Christian Zionist? I think that Christians that are very interested in the Torah and the Jewish holidays, the feasts and things like this, Passover, Shabbat, um, learning Torah, things like that. I think that you should not get connected to those things or start learning those things or try to keep Shabbat without being connected to the land of Israel and the Jewish people. And I think that's what you guys are saying too is that your role is to be the light to the nations and you are ready and eager to teach the nations what they want to learn, right? And that there are two different roles and you're you're ready to to be there for people who want to learn about this. And I guess I would say and unfortunately I've seen a large movement of people around the world who have decided to get into all of this stuff, Torah, they call it Hebrew roots. um they you know the Shabbat and and and uh reading the portions and celebrating Passover and things like that zero connection to the Jewish people to Judaism to the land of Israel and typically they form like a new almost like a new religion and it's a it becomes a new form of replacement theology and and ultimately kind of a form of anti-semitism and I won't get into all that right now but I think bottom line if you do feel like a a calling in your heart to to get more connected to the roots of your faith uh to through the Torah, all of these things, you must be, and this is my opinion, you must be connected to the land of Israel, and you must be connected to the Jewish people and and and >> a good way of I mean, yes, come with us to Israel. Come with us to Israel. You'll meet Jeremy and Ari and so many of our Jewish friends, but you get involved with you guys, the land of Israel fellowship. That's exactly what you guys are doing. You're teaching Torah. You're teaching uh the light of Zion to the nations every single I tell you what's so beautiful really about what you're saying is that sometimes I look on the screen and there's like a nun that literally has like the whole penguin like the whole a garb of a something that I would look at before and I'd be like terrified like that is an enemy of the Jews right there and then right there there's a a rabbi and there's a pastor and there's a Christians and there's Jews and there's like everything in between and Ari and I have no outcome. we have no desire to do. We're just broadcasting the truth. And I think that if people can kind of connect that truth and then bring it into their own life and bring if they're remove themselves from Israel, then it will become some form of other religion, other replacement. But I don't blame those people either because the Jews aren't doing our job. >> But I'll tell you, I don't even think it's the broadcasting that is the magic in what happens. is I feel the the most magic when we you know there's this woman Ardell that has become the recipient and aggregator of uh prayer requests that people from all over the world my son is having surgery and I'm struggling with my job and they send it to Ardell and then she sends it out to everybody and it's become like a weekly prayer booklet where we pray for each other and then when the fellowship begins we all pray for each other and I feel like that's super powerful and then we have a connection where people ask questions and answers and it's really the relationship when I listen to what just happened. If we just take a moment and hear that you were saying what needs to happen in the world, what people need to connect to and I interrupted you and said, "Hayl, you got to go to Hyovell. They are the ones that will connect to you." And you're like, "No, the fellowship, right?" And so you you're like saying, "No, no, no. What you guys are doing, we're saying no, no, no, what you're doing." I mean, because clearly the for us the fellowship is not only our mission in the world and and brings tremendous amount of light and also supports us for our work in our lives in Judea. So clearly we would want to just be about that, but they're like, "No, I actually want them to go to you." And you're saying, "No, I want them to go to you." And that is a little microcosm, a little taste of the times of redemption where [clears throat] we're just consumed with blessing each other and loving each other. And when we do that, then God takes care of the whole lot of us. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> I did I just heard that there's like a a group that's coming right now on the Israel guys trip to Israel. >> That's right. Yeah. Next week. >> Wow. I just want you to know >> 45 people, I think. >> I think a group is leaving like right after the show. we're going to meet with that group. And it's just every time that I meet the people that have come here to the land, >> they have a chance to meet the people and forge real relationships, meeting the people of Israel. They're going to go back to wherever country they came from changed because it's not just about seeing the sites. It's really experiencing the land for what the land is and the people for who the people are. And I just don't know any other tour in Israel that has that opportunity to work the land, meet the people. It's like such an encounter. It's not just another tour because then I look at these tours and they look like they're at the zoo. It's like they're at the Western Wall and like don't feed the Jews at the like you like don't like it's like you know they wave out the window. But here it's like they are their hands are dirty cuz they're in the land meeting the people. It's just beautiful. >> That's right. You know I just think it's so important uh with where we are in the world to bring clarity to to those that love Israel to connect to the Jewish people. Like I grew up sixth generation farmer in Tennessee and we didn't know the Jewish people. We had a love for Israel but we didn't we weren't connected. And when we got connected, it brought so much depth to our faith. It brought so much depth to the connection to Israel. So much so that now there would be no question in my mind to stand up for the Jewish people no matter what they were going through. I think there's so many people around the world that just don't have the connection. And so to come and to connect with the Jewish people, I always think about what Corey Tinboom said uh after the atrocities that she went through and made the right decision to stand with the Jewish people. She said, "Those that knew the Jews saved Jews." That was this that was her her reality. the people in Holland that her neighbors that actually had relationship with the Jewish people. It means it was relational for them. It was it changed everything. We're we're humans. We're earthly beings that need to be connected to people and we need to be connected to the Jewish nation or else we could be deceived by false narratives and ideas that are going to throw us off. So, I agree with Luke what he said 100% earlier. Be connected to the Jewish people. That promise of Abraham's just the bedrock, the foundation of everything. Get connected to the Jewish people. get connected to the truth of that foundation in Abraham. Bless the Jewish people. It's a role of the nations. You connect to it. There's life in it. There's there's sustenance there that can can can build us up and can >> I just want to say when I was watching Tucker Carlson in Jordan and talk to this, you know, whatever this priest, uh the p picture that he paints of Jews in Israel is Christian hating, >> spitting on Christians. And you know, when you're bringing people out, you're taking them to the most fundamentalist, uncompromising, God-fearing, Torah adherent Jews in the world, which is in the farms of Judea, Judea and Samaria. And the these are Christians are able to experience the love, the tears that flow from the eyes of these these farmers that the whole world is against us. And then we finally see people with pure beautiful hearts, these beautiful Christians. And have you ever experienced any hatred? >> Not me personally. I mean, there's of course one or two stories somewhere and that's all Tucker could come up with. >> No, but yes, but but also, you know, >> he he relates, you know, somebody getting, you know, I want to I want to address what you said there. I feel like there is like distance between Jews and Christians, even in the land of Israel, because the Jews have suffered 2,000 years of persecution under the hand of Christians. But the work that's being done here is actually bridging the gap. It's actually bringing a little bit more unity into the world. And as the world is trying to like separate everyone from Israel, separate people from the Jews, there's like a place where you can come and actually reconnect. And that's the real blessing. >> That's right. Well, guys, we're gone way over time, I think. But um just for everybody that heard that and like I want in I want into that. So, join the land of Israel fellowship at the land ofisrael.com and we'll put a link in the description uh as we do so often. Come on a trip with us, the Israel guys, um at serve Israel.com. We'll put that link down below as well. I I was just checking. A whole bunch of our trips are full or almost full for 2026. We're about to announce 2027 trips, but guys, >> set up another bus. >> Come to the land of Israel. We are. We We're setting up more. Um, and by the way guys, before we we sign out for today, we need your help sharing this show. Let you know the uh the the truth about Israel. Sometimes it's a struggle to combat the lies and the propaganda and the fake news and the mainstream media. We need your helping. So send Yeah. Who knows? 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