Transcript [00:00] Hey everyone. So, I want to talk about [00:01] an issue that I raised in a recent video [00:05] about I mentioned Joseph's tomb and the [00:08] Temple Mount in a different discussion [00:11] about how Israel sends the message to [00:14] our enemies that were actually serious [00:17] about this land, about our historic uh [00:20] connection to this land. And I want to [00:22] drill down on that around a headline [00:24] that uh might have gone under the radar. [00:28] Jewish prayer books reportedly allowed [00:31] onto Temple Mount for first time. How [00:34] about that? Jewish prayer books actually [00:37] permitted on the Temple Mount. Look at [00:39] this. This is from August 16th. A couple [00:41] days ago, Jewish worshippers were [00:43] reportedly allowed to use prayer books [00:45] at the Temple Mount on Sunday, marking [00:47] the latest in a series of blows to a [00:49] status quo arrangement that bans [00:52] non-Muslim prayer at the Flashoint Jew [00:55] Jerusalem Holy Site. What? That's [00:57] correct. Non-Muslim prayer is this being [01:00] banned prayer by Jews, Christians, [01:04] others is banned on the Temple Mount [01:06] according to the status quo. While in [01:08] the past, although there is prayer, [01:10] you'll find out. While in the past [01:11] police would would eject or detain [01:14] Jewish visitors caught praying on the [01:16] Temple Mount, the policy has largely [01:18] fallen to the wayside over the past [01:20] three years under National Security [01:22] Minister Itamar Bengir, who has [01:25] repeatedly demanded that police allow [01:26] Jews to pray there. On Sunday, Arnon [01:29] Seagal, a right-wing journalist and [01:30] activist who seeks to expand Jewish [01:32] religious freedom at the site, posted a [01:34] picture of men praying on the Temple [01:36] Mount while reading from Sidurim, books [01:38] of Jewish liturgy. In the photo posted [01:41] Sunday, towels are seen on the ground in [01:43] front of the men, indicating the [01:44] inclusion of pro prostration on the [01:47] ground in ritual worship on the [01:49] esplanade, which was the home of the two [01:52] ancient Jewish temples. Quote, "Still no [01:56] explicit permit, but a first try to make [01:58] sure the Middle East doesn't lose its [02:00] mind over this," Seal wrote, calling the [02:02] event historic. According to Harets, [02:05] citing Seagal and an unnamed activist, [02:08] police allowed the visitors to ascend [02:09] the site with the prayer books. Here you [02:12] go, [02:13] holding prayer books on the Temple [02:14] Mount. The Israel police told Harris [02:17] that the site is managed, quote, in [02:19] accordance with the instructions of the [02:20] political leadership. Standard practices [02:23] at the site are based on an operational [02:25] assessment. The temple mount known to [02:27] Muslims as Haram al Sharif is the [02:29] holiest site for Jews and the site of [02:31] the Dome of the Rock and the Alaka [02:32] Mosque, the third holiest shrine in [02:35] Islam. It has been a frequent flash [02:36] point for violence in the Israeli [02:39] Palestinian conflict. Under a fragile [02:41] agreement between Israel and Jordan [02:43] established after the 19676-day war, [02:46] only Muslims are permitted to worship on [02:49] the Temple Mount itself. While Jews pray [02:52] at the Western Wall, revered as a [02:54] remnant of the second temple, Israel [02:56] maintains overall security at the site, [02:58] but the Muslim WAK administers religious [03:00] activities there. But that has [03:02] drastically shifted since Ben Greer took [03:04] office. Benir has openly led prayers at [03:07] the Temple Mount while the Israel police [03:09] first allowed printed prayer sheets in [03:11] January. [03:13] Jewish and Christian groups have gone to [03:14] the site to sing and pray with some even [03:16] fully prostrating themselves on the [03:18] ground without police intervention [03:21] despite the formal ban on Jewish prayer. [03:24] In response to Ben Greer's changes which [03:26] have provoked outrage in the Muslim [03:27] world, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu [03:29] has frequently insisted that Israel's [03:31] policy of maintaining the status quo in [03:33] the Temple Mount has not changed and [03:35] will not change. Now, how much outrage [03:37] has it actually brought from the Arab [03:39] world? How much talk do we hear of this [03:41] in the media? [03:43] Not as much as they make you think. Now, [03:45] to uh, you know, to give you really my [03:47] take on this whole issue, I want to go [03:49] back, and here I'm going to be quoting [03:51] myself. I'm going to go back to a column [03:53] that I wrote for the Jerusalem Post [03:56] in September 2024, almost two years ago. [04:01] Okay? [snorts] [04:02] And [04:04] it it was about it was about the war [04:05] that we're in the middle of, you know, [04:06] the war with, you know, with Gaza. The [04:09] title of the piece was Israel must deny [04:11] Hamas its objectives to truly win the [04:14] war and change mindsets. And here's what [04:17] I argue in the piece [04:19] that [04:21] without in order to achieve unequivocal [04:24] victory in order in order to sorry in [04:26] order to change the mindset of your [04:27] enemy we have to look back to World War [04:30] II to what was done with the you know [04:32] with the Imperial Japanese and with Nazi [04:34] Germany where they actually suffered a [04:36] defeat and that's what changes people's [04:38] mindsets. It's the only way to do it. [04:41] But here's what I argue for the purpose [04:43] of this video. I'm just going to read [04:44] you uh a choice passage. If we define [04:48] the goals of the war solely through the [04:50] lens of our own security needs, [04:53] meaning that's our goal, right? Our goal [04:55] is to deal with our security needs. And [04:56] as long as we've deterred them enough or [04:58] we've pushed them back or we've [04:59] destroyed them enough, we're happy. If [05:01] we define the goals of the war solely [05:03] through the lens of our own security [05:05] needs while disregarding the way kamas [05:07] and its followers articulate their [05:10] objectives, we run the risk that quote, [05:13] "If you know yourself but not the enemy, [05:16] for every victory gained, you will also [05:18] suffer a defeat." End quote. Which is a [05:20] quote from the legendary Chinese general [05:23] and strategist and philosopher SunSu. [05:27] For our victory to succeed in changing [05:29] the mindset of our enemies, we must [05:31] listen to them. We must know how they [05:34] define the objectives of this war. And [05:36] we must make sure that these are denied [05:38] them, whether they are critical to our [05:40] own war aims or not. In other words, if [05:42] there's some objective that our enemy [05:44] has that we look at and say, "Eh, we [05:46] don't care much about that." [05:50] It's still we should still focus on it [05:52] because it matters to them. Like this is [05:54] similar to what I said about the [05:56] Americans should demand active re real [05:59] provable proof of life real verifiable [06:02] proof of life of Mosha because you might [06:04] think well why do we care if he's alive [06:06] or not but because it will destabilize [06:08] the regime in their in you know if the [06:12] demand is made and they can't do it [06:14] it'll destabilize them. It matters to [06:16] them and that's why you have to think [06:18] that way. [06:20] Okay, let's get back to our topic. [06:23] Operation Al Axa flood, [06:27] Kamas's name for the October 7th [06:29] attacks. [06:31] Okay, that's Kamas's name for these [06:32] attacks. I don't know why I lost my [06:34] highlight there. [06:36] Operation Alakaflood, Kamas's name for [06:38] the October 7th attacks, initially [06:40] appears an odd choice. Al Axa, the [06:43] Muslim name for the Temple Mount, seems [06:45] disconnected from Gaza. Notably, the [06:48] Temple Mount remains under Jordanian WAK [06:51] control. See if the highlights come [06:53] back. Yeah, there they came back. [06:55] Effectively a Muslim sovereign enclave [06:57] within Israel. Yet for Kamas and its [07:00] supporters, the war with Israel is a war [07:03] for the Temple Mount. Think about that. [07:04] Kamas gave a name to their attacks on [07:06] October 7th. To this war, they named it [07:09] the Al Axa flood. Al Axa is the name of [07:11] the Temple Mount. named the attacks on [07:13] October 7th in Karaza and Beer and all [07:18] of these in Dro and all of these towns [07:20] in southern Israel along the Gaza [07:22] border. Those attacks, they named it [07:24] after the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. [07:27] For Kamas and its supporters, the war [07:29] with Israel is a war for the Temple [07:30] Mount. In their own words, the October [07:33] 7th attacks were a response to quote the [07:36] Israeli Judaization plans for the [07:38] blessed Alaka mosque, its temporal and [07:41] spatial division attempts and the the [07:44] intensification of the Israeli [07:46] settller's incursion into the holy [07:48] mosque. That is kamas's official [07:50] statement about what this war is about. [07:55] So here I write with this in mind. [07:58] National Security Minister Itamar [08:00] Benvir's recent call to build a [08:02] synagogue on the Temple Mount [08:05] in response to October 7th is worth [08:08] taking seriously the ensuing uproar. And [08:12] you might say, "Well, I don't really [08:13] care that much. I'm not willing to have [08:14] a big flare up about having a a [08:17] synagogue of the Temple Mount. We must [08:18] have other priorities." My point in this [08:20] piece is that that thinking means that [08:24] we're not thinking about what our [08:25] enemies are thinking. And we have in [08:26] order to actually achieve victory that a [08:29] victory that changes mindsets of the [08:31] enemy, you have to get into the enemy's [08:32] head. If they're calling this a war for [08:35] the temple mount and we want to declare [08:37] victory, [08:39] then the victory has to happen on the [08:40] temple mount. [08:44] So Benir back then called for the [08:47] establishment of a synagogue on the [08:48] Temple Mount. The ensuing uproar to this [08:50] pronouncement was predictable. US State [08:52] Department spokesman Matthew Miller, [08:54] that's from the Biden administration, [08:56] denounced Benvir, stating, quote, "The [08:58] United States reaffirms our commitment [08:59] to the preservation of the historic [09:00] status quo at Jerusalem's holy sites. [09:03] The status quo means that Jews and [09:04] Christians are permitted from praying [09:05] there." Yeah, the United States is [09:07] committed to that. Anyway, and will [09:10] continue to oppose unilateral steps that [09:12] are counterproductive to achieving peace [09:14] and stability and undermine Israel's [09:16] security." End quote. Miller added that [09:18] building a synagogue on the Temple Mount [09:19] would demonstrate blatant disregard for [09:22] the historic status quo with respect to [09:24] the holy sites in Jerusalem. Historic [09:26] status quo on the historic site of the [09:30] temples, the Jewish temples in [09:31] Jerusalem. But the historic status quo [09:34] because history starts in like I don't [09:35] know 1967. [09:37] The historic status quo is that Jews and [09:39] Christians are forbidden from are [09:41] forbidden from praying there. We have to [09:43] preserve that. Miller's words are [09:45] reminiscent of warnings about US [09:48] recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's [09:49] capital. So I compare this to the move [09:53] of the embassy to Jerusalem. We were [09:56] told that such a move would undermine [09:59] regional stability and endanger Israel. [10:01] Remember that for years and years we [10:02] were told that oh you can't move the [10:04] embassy to Jerusalem. There will be a [10:05] war. There'll be the Arab world will be [10:07] in flames. There will be you know it'll [10:10] cause a diplomatic crisis. [10:14] Um, what happened? The opposite was [10:16] true. The embassy move was followed by [10:19] the Abraham Accords, bringing peace [10:20] between Israel and several Muslim [10:22] nations. Apparently, asserting Jewish [10:24] sovereignty over Jerusalem leads to [10:26] peace, not instability. [10:29] The status quo of which Miller speaks [10:32] gives control of the site to the [10:34] Jordanian wak and restricts Jewish [10:37] prayer at the site of the Jewish temple. [10:42] Supporters of this situation are in [10:44] favor of restricting the basic human [10:46] rights of Jews and Christians, I should [10:48] say, I didn't put it in here, to worship [10:50] at a Jewish holy site in the name of [10:53] appeasing the enemies of Israel. And [10:56] this is it is exactly this status quo [10:58] that ought to be changed in response to [11:00] October 7th, not because of Israel's [11:03] primary objectives in this war, but [11:04] because of Kamas's. [11:07] Israel must send a clear message to [11:08] Hamas supporters in Gaza and elsewhere [11:10] that their genocidal attack on the [11:12] people of Israel was an abject failure. [11:14] A synagogue on the Temple Mount or even [11:16] a change in the status quo enabling [11:19] organized public worship by Jews there [11:21] would demonstrate to Kamas and its [11:23] allies that they have been defeated. [11:26] That was what I wrote a couple years [11:28] ago. And yeah, it's exactly what I'm [11:31] talking about here. Now, [snorts] I want [11:33] to bring into this conversation, it's [11:35] not just about the Temple Mount. It's [11:36] about our approach to all of our ancient [11:38] biblical holy sites, which is listen, if [11:42] we have a legitimate claim to this land, [11:44] it's because we have a historic ancient [11:46] connection to this land. This is our [11:47] land. We were exiled from here. There's [11:49] an unbroken chain of Jewish tradition in [11:51] our exile, and we were we were we never [11:54] gave up our our claim to the land. There [11:56] have always been Jews in Israel, etc., [11:58] etc. [11:59] So when there are sites, physical places [12:02] that are part of our national history [12:04] going back thousands of years to the [12:06] origin of that claim, we should start [12:09] acting like they're actually our [12:11] historic sites. So here you have a story [12:14] and this is from an Arab news outlet [12:15] from aluds.com [12:17] and I specifically went to an Arab news [12:19] site for that for it and this is from [12:22] just a few weeks ago on August 4th, [12:26] just over two weeks ago. Occupation [12:28] forces stormed Knobless to secure [12:31] settler's entry to Joseph's tomb. Local [12:34] and field sources reported on Monday [12:35] evening that large forces of the Israeli [12:37] occupation army carried out a widescale [12:40] raid on the city of Nablus in the [12:42] northern occupied West Bank. The [12:44] occupation forces deployed dozens of [12:46] military jeeps, troop carriers, and [12:48] armored vehicles that roam the city's [12:50] streets amidst the state of heightened [12:52] security alert in various axes leading [12:54] to the eastern area. Sources explained [12:57] that this military movement primarily [12:59] aims to secure protection for settlers [13:01] who intend to storm Joseph's tomb in the [13:05] Balata al-Balad area. The occupation [13:07] forces imposed a tight security cordon [13:09] around the tomb and its adjacent area [13:12] and deployed snipers on the roofs of [13:14] high-rise buildings to ensure unhindered [13:16] entry and exit routes for settlers. Now, [13:19] what was this about? This was about a [13:20] group of Jews who were given security [13:23] protection to pray at Joseph's tomb. You [13:26] see, the biblical account states that [13:29] Joseph was buried in the city of Shem, [13:32] which is known in Arabic as Nablus. [13:36] That he was buried in the city of Shem [13:38] and that he was buried in a very [13:41] specific spot. Says it at the end of the [13:43] book of Joshua says exactly where he was [13:45] buried. And he was buried between Mount [13:49] Griezim and Mount Aval. We know exactly [13:51] where those are. In fact, the altar that [13:54] was built on Mount on Mount Aval is [13:57] still there. We can see it. Joshua's [13:59] altar. It's an important archaeological [14:01] site which is not even open to the [14:02] public. We should turn it into a major [14:04] attraction. It's it's the site where [14:06] Joshua built an altar upon entering the [14:08] land of Israel. [14:11] And and it's been basically verified [14:13] that that's what it is. [14:17] It's also right there, right next to [14:19] this. But we know where Joseph was was [14:21] buried. And throughout history, during [14:24] the long history of the Jewish exile, [14:27] there were Jews in the land of Israel [14:29] living in Shahim praying at Joseph's [14:31] tomb. [14:34] In the time uh you know there are we [14:36] have letters from Jewish travelers going [14:38] back to the Middle Ages where they [14:40] describe going to Joseph's tomb and [14:41] there's a Jewish community there. [14:47] And this wasn't the this was an incident [14:49] from a few weeks ago. And here is [14:51] another one a similar one from [14:54] May from a few months ago. And this is [14:57] also from an anti-Israel site. Israel [14:59] smutrich leads settler raid into [15:02] Joseph's tomb in the occupied West Bank. [15:04] Hundreds of Israeli settlers led by [15:06] Finance Minister Batalosm Smutric [15:08] stormed Joseph's tomb in the occupied [15:10] West Bank city of Nablo on Wednesday [15:12] under heavy military guards. Smutric and [15:14] the settlers entered the site in the [15:15] early hours. You know why? Because they [15:17] went there to do morning prayers which [15:18] are traditionally done in the early [15:20] hours after Israeli troops raided parts [15:22] of the city and sealed checkpoints to [15:24] secure the visit. Yeah. They sealed [15:26] checkpoints because they didn't want the [15:27] people to be killed. So they gave [15:28] security cover to a group of Israelis of [15:32] Jews to go in and conduct morning [15:34] prayers at the sacred site of Joseph's [15:37] tomb. The far-right minister vowed to [15:39] make the Israeli presence at the site [15:41] permanent despite it being located in [15:43] the heart of a Palestinian city [15:44] administered by the Palestinian [15:46] Authority. "Our presence here at [15:48] Joseph's tomb in broad daylight is a [15:50] clear statement. The people of Israel [15:51] are returning home to all parts of their [15:54] land, Smuter said during the visit, [15:56] which included morning prayers. Joseph's [15:58] tomb is living testimony to the [16:00] inseparable connection between the [16:02] people of Israel and their land, he [16:03] added, pledging to transfer control of [16:05] the complex to the Israeli government. [16:07] This prayer is another step in a [16:09] historic connection, a correction, and [16:11] in strengthening our hold on Samaria, [16:13] Mutri said, using the Israeli term for [16:16] the northern West Bank. We are acting [16:18] and will continue to act so that the [16:20] Jewish presence here becomes permanent [16:22] said smuttrich who was also the minister [16:23] in the a min the minister in the defense [16:26] ministry responsible for the civil [16:28] administration in the West Bank. Later [16:30] Smutri called on prime minister [16:31] Netanyahu and defense minister Katz to [16:34] deepen Israeli control over the site. [16:36] This is the most fitting Zionist [16:38] response to our enemies deepening our [16:40] roots in the land. He's so right. in our [16:43] land. According to Israel's Arut Cheva, [16:46] around 5,000 Israelis entered the tomb [16:48] complex overnight. God bless him. [16:50] Joseph's tomb in Nablus, which [16:51] Palestinians believe is the burial site [16:53] of Shik Yu Dwat, a local cleric from [16:56] nearby Balata, has long been a target [16:58] for settler incursion. This has been a [17:01] sacred Jewish site uninterrupted until [17:05] until you know Jews were banished from [17:08] there when when it was conquered by [17:09] Arabs [17:12] for centuries and centuries Jewish [17:13] community there. We know exactly where [17:15] Joseph's tomb is. Wednesday's early [17:17] morning prayers followed a decision by [17:19] defense minister Israel Katz in December [17:21] authorizing Jewish worshippers to pray [17:23] at the site during early hours. In [17:25] January, uh, Knesset member Sizukot and [17:29] other settlers also held prayers at the [17:31] tomb describing the visit as historic. [17:33] So, we had one in January, we had one in [17:34] May. And then, Yosi Dagan, the head of [17:37] the Samaria regional council said, "The [17:40] goal is clear, the full and permanent [17:41] return of the Odosph Yeshiva. There was [17:44] a yeshiva, a Jewish seminary that was at [17:46] Joseph's tomb for many years. Uh, that [17:50] uh that was removed from there in the [17:52] early 2000s. So he says that that's the [17:55] goal is to put the yeshiva back there. [17:56] And I love the fact that all these [17:57] wonderful quotes were in this article on [17:59] the on Middle East eye which is a pretty [18:01] anti-Israel site. But they really gave [18:03] us a lot of articles. So you see that [18:04] there there are some there is activism [18:07] that is working towards restoring Jewish [18:10] Jewish presence, Jewish sovereignty, [18:12] Jewish freedom of worship at these [18:15] important sites. And God bless them for [18:17] doing this. Now I I want to last thing I [18:21] want to share with you is [18:23] I I mentioned a few times that [18:25] Christians are also being persecuted [18:27] against by not being allowed their basic [18:29] rights of prayer on the Temple Mount. [18:31] And I think that the Christian world, [18:32] any of you who are watching or Christian [18:33] or you have Christian friends, share [18:35] this video with them because there's an [18:37] action item here. Jews can sign this [18:40] too. But let me show you something. [18:42] It should be an outrage, especially [18:45] American Christians because you're [18:46] you're in the United States of America [18:48] and the American government has a lot of [18:49] a lot of power. Obviously, this is an [18:51] action item you can take. You should ask [18:55] your senator, ask your congressman [18:57] how we can tolerate that Christians are [19:00] forbidden from praying on the Temple [19:03] Mount in Jerusalem. [19:06] How can that be? So, there is a [19:08] Christian organization, a wonderful [19:10] Christian organization called Cry for [19:12] Zion. And I encourage you to go to their [19:14] website, cryforion.com. [19:18] and they are devoted to teaching [19:20] Christians about the Temple Mount. [19:24] There's a new there's a book coming out. [19:25] I've seen a draft of this book. It is [19:27] mind-blowingly amazing called Jesus in [19:29] the Temple Mount. Um it's it's an [19:32] amazing book. I'm not Christian, just to [19:33] be just to be clear. I have a lot of [19:34] Christian friends. I do a lot of Jewish [19:36] Christian Relations work. Um but they [19:38] put out this book for Christians to [19:40] explain to Christians the significance [19:41] of the Temple Mount in in u in early [19:45] Christianity. [19:48] And on their website there is a link. So [19:50] if you at the top of the website it says [19:52] take action. And if you click that you [19:55] will be brought to a page of a petition [19:57] that you can sign. So you can sign their [20:00] petition but also I encourage you to [20:03] write letters you know make a call, send [20:05] an email to your congressman, your [20:06] senator. But check out this petition. [20:08] It's beautiful. The Temple Mount is the [20:10] holiest place on earth for the Jewish [20:11] people. It was here that King Solomon [20:14] built the first temple 3,000 years ago. [20:16] Here the Jewish temple stood for [20:17] centuries before the Alaka mosque became [20:20] the third holiest site for Muslims after [20:22] Mecca and Medina. At present on the [20:24] mount, non-Muslims are discriminated [20:26] against and are not even allowed to move [20:28] their lips in silent prayer. That's the [20:30] official status quo. Contrary to [20:33] numerous Supreme Court rulings, they are [20:35] routinely harassed and abused, forbidden [20:38] from bringing a Bible or prayer book. [20:40] And even their access is severely [20:42] restricted. at the Western Wall which is [20:44] under Jewish sovereignty. People from [20:45] all over the world are welcome to [20:47] respectfully pray. There's no [20:48] restriction on prayer at the Western [20:50] Wall. Anyone from, you know, Jew, [20:52] Christian, whatever, you can come pray [20:53] there. The state of Israel has an [20:55] obligation to uphold Jewish sovereignty [20:57] and international human rights on the [20:59] Temple Mount, which include freedom of [21:01] worship according to the Universal [21:03] Declaration of Human Rights, Article 18. [21:05] More than 1,000 experts from a 30 [21:07] countries around the world have [21:08] acknowledged that East Jerusalem is not [21:10] an occupied territory under [21:12] international law and the state of [21:13] Israel has officially declared its [21:15] sovereignty over all of Jerusalem. [21:16] Jewish sovereignty over the Temple Mount [21:18] is in the best interest of the human, [21:20] civil, and religious rights of all [21:22] people groups in Israel, including the [21:24] Arab minorities. We are the voice from [21:26] the international community that [21:28] supports the Jewish people's rights to [21:29] sovereignty over Mount Zion, the Temple [21:32] Mount, meaning the original Mount Zion. [21:34] We appeal to the ruling bodies of Israel [21:36] to exercise their full legal sovereignty [21:39] guaranteeing Jewish rights on their most [21:41] holy place. And he ends with a verse for [21:44] on my mount holy mountain on the lofty [21:47] mountain mount of Israel declares the [21:49] Lord God. There all the house of Israel [21:52] all of them shall serve me in the land. [21:53] And let me add the the verse from Isaiah [21:56] that the house of prayer which is the [21:58] temple that sits on the temple mount in [22:01] the future is to be a house of prayer [22:03] for all nations. So certainly all [22:06] nations should be welcome to pray on the [22:08] temple mount freely. [22:11] And going back to my other point, if we [22:13] want to win the war, if we want to show [22:15] our enemies and the world that we are [22:18] serious about our historic [22:22] connection, our biblical connection, our [22:24] ethnic, national connection to this [22:27] land, we should start acting like it. [22:30] And we need to uh we need to exercise [22:34] full sovereignty over the sacred sites [22:37] the the historic sites that that are [22:41] central to our claim to the land of [22:43] Israel. We need to do more biblical [22:45] archaeology in Judea and Samaria which [22:47] is also being suppressed because of [22:49] politics. [22:51] We need to show that we are serious [22:53] about our connection to the land. Go to [22:56] cryforion. Again the website is [22:58] cryforzion.com. amazing organization. [23:00] Um, wonderful people there and I [23:03] encourage you to sign their petition and [23:05] uh, yeah, and let's, you know, let let's [23:09] keep fighting. It's wonderful that [23:10] they're that these that there's all [23:12] these activists who are pushing to [23:13] change the this disgusting status quo on [23:17] the Temple Mount, but also, you know, [23:19] from a political perspective, like I [23:20] said, it it's it's what Israel needs to [23:23] do. And all those fears like, oh my [23:25] gosh, it's going to inflame the Muslim [23:26] world. Listen, the Muslim world doesn't [23:28] even lift a finger when they're [23:29] attacked. [23:31] Okay? They're a bunch of paper tigers. [23:34] Look at the embassy move. Think back all [23:37] those decades where we were told that a [23:39] moving the embassy to Jerusalem is going [23:41] to cause this massive diplomatic crisis [23:42] and and conflict. Nothing nothing [23:46] happened. It was the greatest dog that [23:47] didn't bark story in the history of [23:50] politics. [23:51] We need to express sovereignty over the [23:54] Temple Mount. build a synagogue up [23:55] there. Um, just change this disgusting [23:58] status quo and send a message to our [23:59] enemies that the Al Axa flood was a [24:03] failure. God bless.
