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Charlie's Rabbi Has BOMBSHELL Response To Candace's Lies on Joe Kent & Group Chat Leak!

Pesach Wolicki
Pesach Wolicki75.9K views • 4.6K likes • 1.0K comments7 months ago • 39:29 min

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Rabbi Pesach Wolicki reveals for the first time that Joe Kent, former head of the counterterrorism center at the office of the director of national intelligence, leaked text messages from a private chat group to Candace Owens. Wolicki appeared on the Aaron Milan show to make this public disclosure about the leaked screenshots.

Wolicki directs viewers to subscribe to Israel365 News and promotes a six-part video series called 'Israel, the rise of a regional superpower' that provides geopolitical analysis of the Middle East since October 7th. He encourages followers to watch the playlist on Israel365 News for comprehensive understanding of regional developments.

Wolicki announces he will analyze Candace Owens' response to his revelations about Joe Kent's leak, identifying three specific rhetorical tactics: a misdirection play, an outright lie, and a patently silly statement. He commits to stopping the video at each point to break down these tactics.

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My full response to Candace Owens lying about Joe Kent, the leaked group chat & her conspiracies against me. Subscribe to Israel365: https://www.youtube.com/@lsrael365News Rabbi Pesach Wolicki is the Executive Director of Israel365 Action and the author of Verses for Zion and Cup of Salvation: A Powerful Journey Through King David’s Psalms of Praise. He is a frequent guest on Erick Stakelbeck’s The Watchman and a regular contributor to Israel365news.com and The Jerusalem Post. Follow Rabbi Pesach Wolicki X: https://x.com/RabbiPW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pesachwolicki/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pwolicki/ https://israel365action.com/

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