Transcript [00:00] So, today is the big Tel Aviv LGBTQ [00:04] Pride Parade that's going on. And what I [00:07] want to talk about in this video is how [00:09] it is being used by anti-Israel voices [00:13] to demonize Israel. Okay, that's that's [00:16] going to be the subject of this video. [00:19] And what what they're doing really and [00:22] what they do every year this comes up is [00:24] a certain group of influencers on the [00:26] online right use the Pride Parade in Tel [00:29] Aviv and other events around it to tell [00:31] Christian conservatives that Israel is a [00:33] degenerate immoral place that this is [00:36] who Israel really is and your tax [00:38] dollars are supporting this and they're [00:40] trying to drive a wedge and take [00:41] Christians away from their support for [00:43] Israel. Now, the latest round of attacks [00:46] like this up on your screen now you just [00:47] see the the headline from today's [00:49] Jerusalem Post about the parade. [00:52] There you go. Tel Aviv mayor kicks off [00:54] annual Pride Parade and Tel Aviv is of [00:56] course the most progressive city in [00:58] Israel. But, let's get to the the way [01:02] the online these online influencers use [01:04] this. Now, this latest round of attacks [01:07] uh started back in April when the [01:09] official X account of the state of [01:11] Israel posted an ad for a festival [01:13] called Pride Land at the Dead Sea that [01:16] takes place this month. [01:17] Uh and they and it said on the ad, [01:20] quote, "The biggest LGBTQ+ [01:23] festival ever in the Middle East." [01:25] Uh and the reactions came flying in. Let [01:27] me show I'm going to show you three of [01:28] them. Each one of them is doing [01:30] something different. And I want you to [01:32] see the machinery of this and then we're [01:34] going to unpack it. [01:37] So, here is Matt Walsh. [01:40] And he he posts here four words, [01:43] "Absolutely [01:45] evil [01:46] and disgusting." Right? "Absolutely evil [01:49] and disgusting." That's his that's Matt [01:51] Walsh's brilliant post here. Now, who's [01:53] Matt Walsh? [01:55] And Matt Walsh is you probably have [01:56] heard of him. He's a famous guy. He's a [01:58] traditional Catholic. He believes pride [01:59] events are evil and disgusting [02:01] everywhere on Earth. Fine, I understand [02:03] that position. [02:04] And uh [02:06] you know, I I I relate to some of that [02:08] some of that position. But here's what I [02:11] went looking for [02:12] and couldn't find. I couldn't find his [02:14] absolutely evil and disgusting post [02:17] about World Pride in Washington or about [02:20] Pride Month at every Fortune 500 company [02:22] in America or about the pride parades in [02:24] Nashville. Now, he does criticize this [02:26] stuff. He criticizes all the LGBTQ [02:29] stuff. So, maybe that's not a fair [02:30] criticism. But this outrage has a very [02:33] specific trigger. It switches on when [02:35] there's a star of David in the picture. [02:38] And now we have this guy who is just a [02:40] very outspoken anti-Israel influencer [02:43] named Aron McIntyre. That's apparently [02:44] not his real name. But what does he [02:46] write here? Can anyone very carefully [02:49] explain to me why American Christians [02:53] owe anything to this? [02:56] Now, Aron, I accept. I am going to very [02:59] carefully answer your question by the [03:01] end of this video. But first, notice the [03:03] sleight of hand in the word this. [03:06] This is a marketing post from the [03:08] tourism bureau and it becomes this. This [03:11] meaning the state of Israel. [03:13] The Jews, all of it, right? A government [03:16] ad a [03:17] a government ad agency's post is held up [03:20] as Israel. This. Why are we supporting [03:23] this? [03:24] Now, stay with me. I'm going to show you [03:25] what this actually is. What is Israel [03:27] really? And the last one I want to show [03:29] you [03:30] and then we'll really get into the [03:31] analysis is [03:34] Tomáš Zdechovský. [03:36] Now, who's Tomáš Zdechovský? Uh he is a [03:39] European, he's a member of the European [03:41] Parliament from AFD, Alternative für [03:43] Deutschland, Germany's hard-right party. [03:45] And he writes here, "The Patriarch of [03:48] Jerusalem was denied access to the [03:50] Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm [03:52] Sunday for security reasons, but there's [03:54] consolation. The pride that can take The [03:58] pride can take place without a second [04:01] thought. Now, that's a devastating [04:04] juxtaposition. Israel locks out the [04:06] patriarch the Catholic patriarch on [04:09] these on [04:10] on Palm Sunday, but rolls out the red [04:12] carpet for a pride festival. [04:14] And it's devastating if you don't [04:16] actually know the facts. I live here. I [04:17] know the facts and in a few minutes I'm [04:18] going to walk you through what exactly [04:20] happened on Palm Sunday. And I promise [04:22] you when you hear the full story, this [04:24] post is going to look very, very [04:25] different. Now, let me just say again, I [04:28] am an Orthodox rabbi. [04:30] Okay, I am an Orthodox rabbi. [04:33] I have eight children. [04:36] Um I'm a pretty traditional guy. [04:39] I live a [04:41] an Orthodox Jewish life in a religious [04:43] community in Israel. The pride parade is [04:44] not my event. Nobody watching this [04:46] channel is going to confuse me with a [04:48] social progressive. [04:50] So, I'm exactly the person to answer [04:52] this argument because I I'm going to [04:53] answer it honestly from inside the most [04:56] traditional segment of Israeli society. [04:59] And what I'm going to show you is that [05:00] this attack that we're seeing that we [05:02] see whenever Israel [05:05] hosts a pride event, these attacks that [05:07] we're seeing from the right are built on [05:09] two things. [05:10] Number one, a question that these people [05:13] hope you never ask. [05:15] And number two, a set of facts that they [05:18] hope you never see. [05:21] Let me explain. Let's get right to it. [05:23] And by the way, please make sure you're [05:24] subscribed to this channel. And if you [05:26] find this video helpful, and I believe [05:27] that by the end of it you will, please [05:29] stick around. There's a lot in this [05:30] video. We're going to get to it as [05:31] quickly as possible, but please make [05:33] sure you subscribe to the channel and [05:34] and that you're sharing it. This is a [05:36] This is an important video. And make [05:38] sure that you're also checking out the [05:40] content we're putting up at Israel 365 [05:42] News. Okay. [05:43] So, before my two main arguments I about [05:46] this whole issue, I need to answer [05:48] Freilich's post first because it's built [05:50] on a real event [05:52] and he's being somewhat dishonest about [05:54] it. Here's what actually happened. On [05:55] March 29th, Palm Sunday, Israel was in [05:58] the midst of the height of the war with [06:00] Iran. There were ballistic missiles [06:01] being fired at Israel all day, every [06:04] day. [06:06] Iranian [06:07] Iranian ballistic missiles targeted [06:09] Jerusalem as well. There were even [06:11] missile fragments that landed a few [06:14] yards away from the Church of the Holy [06:16] Sepulchre itself. [06:18] The Home Front Command in Israel [06:21] banned large gatherings across the [06:22] entire country. Synagogues, mosques, and [06:25] churches, all of them had 50-person [06:28] limits. Schools were closed, concerts [06:30] were canceled, soccer stadiums were [06:32] empty, people were not allowed to gather [06:34] in public, and Jews were not allowed to [06:36] gather for prayer in their own [06:37] synagogues in their own capital in [06:39] Jerusalem. And in the middle of that, [06:41] Israeli police stopped Cardinal [06:43] Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch, from [06:45] entering the [06:46] Holy Sepulchre for Palm Sunday mass. Was [06:49] that a mistake? Yes, I think I made a [06:51] video about it at the time, and I will [06:53] say it plainly, it was an overreach. It [06:55] was a cop who went too far. Ambassador [06:58] Mike Huckabee, [06:59] who was a as a strong a friend of Israel [07:01] as exists in American public life, also [07:04] said publicly that it was a mistake. [07:06] And but he also pointed out that every [07:09] house of worship in Jerusalem, of all [07:11] three faiths, was under the same [07:13] restriction. We're talking on the [07:15] Passover festival, one of the most [07:16] important festivals on the Jewish [07:18] calendar, Jews were not allowed to go to [07:19] synagogue. [07:21] Okay? And you know what happened next? [07:24] After there was this blow up, [07:26] within 24 hours, Prime Minister [07:28] Netanyahu personally ordered, quote, [07:31] "Full and immediate access for the [07:32] patriarch to hold services as he [07:34] wishes." [07:36] It took 1 day, there was public [07:37] criticism, there was an immediate [07:39] correction by the head of the [07:40] government. That's what a country that [07:42] honors and respects its Christian [07:43] community looks like when it gets [07:45] something wrong. And mistakes happen. [07:48] Now, try to imagine the equivalent in [07:49] Tehran or in Gaza or in Saudi Arabia [07:53] where Christianity is actually illegal [07:55] to be displayed publicly. [07:58] Now, here's the part that exposes this [08:00] post completely. [08:03] What this guy writes here, Freilich, is [08:05] that the pride can take place [08:08] without a second thought. Right? That's [08:11] what he writes there. [08:12] The pride can take place without a [08:14] second thought. [08:16] Hmm. [08:17] What does he mean by that? [08:20] Let me read you some headlines. [08:23] Okay? Here are Here's a headline from [08:27] June 2025, 1 year ago exactly. Tel A- [08:30] Tel Aviv confirms today's pride parade [08:32] canceled. [08:34] Canceled. [08:36] Why? Because of the Iran war. The whole [08:38] thing scrapped. The stages were [08:40] dismantled on the beach. [08:42] And now have And now take a look at this [08:43] one. [08:44] Here's another headline. This is from a [08:45] year before that. [08:47] May 2024, Tel Aviv cancels annual pride [08:50] parade out of respect for hostage [08:52] situation. Another cancellation. [08:57] And this year's parade, it was also in [08:58] doubt because a few days ago we also [09:01] were having a missiles fired at us from [09:03] Iran and the same home front command [09:04] gathering restrictions uh were were [09:07] possibly going to go back into place. [09:09] The same rules applied the same way to [09:11] everyone. The consolation Freilich is [09:14] sneering at does not exist. He [09:16] manufactured it. It's got nothing to do [09:18] with gay pride versus Christianity. [09:21] And when a German nationalist politician [09:23] manufactures a story designed [09:26] to teach Christians that the Jewish [09:27] state is their enemy, well, [09:31] some genres of a European politics are [09:33] older than others. We'll just leave it [09:34] there. [09:36] And while we're being honest, let me be [09:37] honest about one more thing. [09:40] Because unlike these influencers, I [09:41] don't carry water for anybody. I don't [09:43] love that Prideland post from my own [09:46] foreign ministry. I think it was [09:47] tone-deaf marketing produced by a [09:49] secular government PR operation that [09:51] thinks that this is what impresses [09:53] Europe [09:55] or America. I don't know. I don't know [09:56] who they were trying to impress. [09:57] And here's the thing. [09:59] As you're about to see, [10:01] it doesn't even represent who Israelis [10:03] actually are. [10:05] I just criticized my own government [10:06] right now, right? What did I just do? I [10:07] just criticized my own government on [10:09] camera from inside Israel. And you know [10:11] what? Nothing's going to happen to me. [10:15] Remember that. It's actually relevant. [10:18] See, here's the question [10:20] that you know, we have to ask at this [10:22] point. When these influencers point at [10:24] the Tel Aviv Pride Parade, and they [10:26] sneer at Israel, [10:28] what exactly are they suggesting that [10:30] Israel should do? [10:32] What does Matt Walsh think that we [10:33] should do? What does Freilech and and [10:36] Aaron McIntyre think we should do? [10:37] What's the alternative that they're [10:39] offering? [10:40] Cuz there is an alternative model for [10:42] how to deal with with uh [10:45] LGBTQ pride [10:47] in the Middle East. Let me show you what [10:49] it looks like. In Iran, homosexuality is [10:52] a capital crime, not a metaphor, a [10:55] capital crime. [10:57] A crime punishable by death. [11:00] The Islamic Republic has executed people [11:02] for it by hanging for decades. [11:05] The regime that's been trying to kill [11:06] us, the regime these same influencers [11:08] keep telling us isn't really a threat, [11:10] hangs people from cranes for being for [11:13] being homosexual or whatever else. [11:16] In Gaza, in Gaza under Hamas in 2016, [11:20] Hamas executed one of their own people, [11:22] Mahmoud Ishtiwi. [11:24] They put three bullets in him. [11:26] And one of the charges was moral [11:28] turpitude, which is the Hamas way of [11:30] saying he was gay. [11:33] And here's another one. In October 2022, [11:36] and this one's a really interesting [11:37] story. Let's pull this one up on the [11:38] screen. [11:42] This is from 2022. Gay Palestinian Ahmad [11:45] Abu Marhia beheaded [11:48] in the West Bank. [11:50] And this is from the BBC, [11:52] a pretty anti-Israel media outfit. [11:55] And when it tells the story of a [11:57] 25-year-old Palestinian man who was [12:00] beheaded in in Hebron because he was [12:02] gay. And he had he had he had been [12:04] living in Israel because he had fled to [12:07] Israel to seek asylum. And he was back [12:09] in Hebron and there was a [12:11] there's disputed accounts whether he was [12:13] kidnapped and brought back or he was [12:14] back visiting family, but somehow he was [12:17] briefly back in Hebron [12:19] and he was with near his family and he [12:22] was beheaded. [12:24] Okay? A gay Palestinian ran to Israel to [12:27] be safe from his own society. And when [12:29] he ended up back in Hebron, they cut off [12:31] his head and they filmed it. [12:33] And there are [12:34] dozens and dozens of stories like this. [12:36] Gay Palestinians who escape to Tel Aviv, [12:40] to the country that they were raised to [12:42] hate because it's the only place within [12:44] a thousand miles where they'll be safe. [12:47] So now let's get back to our to our [12:49] conservative Christian influencers. When [12:52] you point at a parade in Tel Aviv as [12:54] proof that Israel's evil, what's the [12:57] standard you're applying? Would you [12:59] applaud Israel if we hanged people like [13:01] Iran does or if we beheaded them like [13:03] they do in Hebron [13:05] or in Gaza? [13:07] Is that the Middle East policy you're [13:08] rooting for? [13:10] What do you want us to do? You want us [13:11] to make it illegal? [13:15] You spend years telling us that, you [13:17] know, that [13:19] you know, these you know, these [13:20] right-wing influencers are like, "Oh, [13:21] Iran's not such a problem and Hamas is [13:23] not you know, you know, it Israel's the [13:26] problem in the Middle East." And then [13:27] you attack the one country in the region [13:29] that treats human beings [13:32] the way free countries treat human [13:33] beings. [13:35] Okay, Israel's a free country, full [13:36] stop. We don't have morality police. We [13:38] don't criminalize what people do in [13:40] private. Neither does the United States, [13:42] neither does any nation in the civilized [13:44] world, and that's a good thing. [13:47] A pride parade in Tel Aviv proves [13:48] exactly proves exactly one thing about [13:50] Israel. It proves that Israel is a free [13:53] country. [13:54] And by the way, these same accounts [13:56] never post about pride parades in New [13:57] York or London or Berlin or Nashville, [14:00] just Tel Aviv. [14:04] Funny how this standard only ever [14:05] applies to the Jewish state. You know, [14:07] there's a word for that. [14:09] But I want to go deeper. [14:12] And I hope you've stuck around [14:14] till this point in the video. [14:19] The parade itself is not really the [14:20] point. [14:21] The point of this whole campaign is a is [14:23] to paint a picture in the mind of [14:25] Christian conservatives [14:27] that Israel is degenerate, that Israel [14:29] is the opposite of what you believe in, [14:31] that Israel's not your ally. [14:34] But here's where I get to have some fun, [14:36] because I went and I pulled up the [14:38] actual data, not from an Israeli source, [14:40] not from a Jewish source, [14:42] but from the OECD family database. [14:46] The official family statistics of the [14:48] entire developed world. And I want to [14:50] show you what the most traditional [14:52] family-centered society in the Western [14:54] world actually looks like. [14:57] Number one, let's talk about children. [14:59] In 2024, [15:01] the average fertility rate across the [15:03] OECD, the developed world, was 1.4 [15:06] children per woman. Now, you need 2.1 [15:09] just to replace your population. Every [15:11] developed country on Earth is below that [15:13] line and shrinking. Everyone except one. [15:16] Israel is at 2.87 children per woman. [15:21] The highest in the entire OECD and the [15:23] only developed country above [15:24] replacement. [15:25] The United States, it's around 1.6. [15:28] South Korea, by the way, is at 0.75. I [15:31] mean, they're just disappearing fast. [15:34] >> [snorts] [15:34] >> Israel's leading think tanks literally [15:36] publish papers calling Israel a [15:38] demographic anomaly, which is that it's [15:41] a Western developed country having [15:44] children [15:46] like it actually believes in its own [15:48] future. Now, let's talk about marriage [15:51] and family. [15:52] Okay, on average across the OECD, 43% [15:56] of all births, nearly half, are outside [16:00] of marriage. In the United States, it's [16:02] around 40%. Get that, around four in 10 [16:04] births in the United States don't happen [16:06] in the context of a marriage. [16:08] In big parts of Europe and Latin [16:10] America, it's actually the majority of [16:11] births that are outside of marriage. [16:14] In Israel, it's less than 10% [16:19] and among the lowest figures in the [16:21] entire developed world. [16:24] More than nine out of 10 Israeli [16:26] children are born to married parents. [16:30] While the West was busy dismantling [16:32] marriage, Israel didn't get that memo. [16:36] Now, let's talk about households. [16:38] Israel has the highest share of [16:40] couple-based households in the OECD. [16:44] 65% [16:46] are couple-based households and over 70% [16:49] of Israeli couple households have [16:51] children in them. Israelis get married [16:53] younger than almost anyone in the [16:55] developed world. The average Israeli [16:57] woman marries around age 25. In Sweden [17:00] and Spain, it's around 35. [17:03] In Israel, family isn't a lifestyle [17:05] option you get around to in your late [17:07] 30s. It's the center of life. [17:10] Next point, and this is for everyone who [17:12] thinks that, you know, the pride parade [17:14] defines Israeli culture and law. You [17:17] know what Israel's never done? [17:19] And I don't know if you're in favor of [17:21] this or not, Israel has never legalized [17:23] same-sex marriage. [17:25] 26 OECD countries have, including the [17:27] United States, including almost all of [17:29] Europe. Israel's not one of them. [17:31] Marriage in the Jewish state still runs [17:33] through the rabbinate [17:35] according to Jewish law. [17:38] And at the same time, no one's [17:39] persecuted. [17:42] You know why? Because we're a free [17:43] country. [17:44] We have tolerance. [17:47] That's the Israeli model. [17:49] And it's a more traditional legal [17:51] arrangement of marriage than the one in [17:52] the United States of America. Did Matt [17:54] Walsh mention that? I must have missed [17:55] it. [17:56] And it's not just family structure, it's [17:58] also about faith. [17:59] A year ago, Channel 12, Israel's [18:02] mainstream [18:04] secular, like one of the biggest [18:07] mainstream secular news outlet, did a [18:09] poll. [18:10] And what did the poll show? Look on your [18:12] screen. [18:13] The poll showed [18:15] that among Israelis age 18 to 29, the [18:18] young generation, 53% [18:22] fully observe Shabbat according to [18:24] Jewish law. 53%, the highest of any age [18:27] group. Their parents' generation is is [18:30] uh [18:31] is at uh like 19%. [18:37] The young generation of Israel is more [18:39] religious than their parents. [18:41] More than a third of young Israelis [18:44] said that October 7th moved them closer [18:46] to God, not further away. 93% [18:49] of Israeli homes, secular and religious, [18:51] have a mezuzah on the door. [18:54] This is a nation returning to God in [18:56] real time, in front of our eyes. So, [18:57] let's review. [18:59] The country with the most children, the [19:01] most marriage at the youngest age, [19:03] right, the fewest children born outside [19:05] of marriage, [19:06] the most religious young generation in [19:08] the entire Western world. That's the [19:10] country they want you to believe is the [19:12] capital of degeneracy based on one [19:14] parade in one secular city one day a [19:17] year. [19:19] Now, let me take this one level deeper [19:21] because there's a biblical principle [19:22] hiding in all of this and it's actually [19:24] the heart of the matter. [19:27] There are two ways to produce a moral [19:28] society. [19:30] One is the Iranian way, coercion, [19:33] morality police, hangings, [19:36] compulsion in the name of God. [19:39] And what has it produced? The most [19:40] anti-religious young generation in the [19:42] Muslim world. Iranians are abandoning [19:43] Islam in droves. [19:45] The regime's own clerics admit that the [19:47] mosques are empty. [19:50] Two-thirds of the mosques in Iran have [19:52] closed over the last decade [19:54] because no one shows up. [19:55] Cuz when you impose faith at gunpoint, [19:57] you don't get faith. [20:01] Now there And then there's the biblical [20:02] way [20:03] to have a moral society. [20:06] As the Bible says, "I have set before [20:07] you life and death, the blessing and the [20:09] curse. Choose life. Choose. Choose." God [20:12] himself in the Torah builds his covenant [20:15] on human freedom, on human agency. He [20:17] does not want [20:19] uh submission and compliance by force. [20:22] He wants chosen [20:25] chosen observance, chosen faithfulness. [20:29] And chosen virtue is only possible if [20:31] you have, wait for it, a free society. [20:35] That's the whole biblical idea of [20:37] humanity and that's exactly what you're [20:39] seeing in Israel. Nobody forces an [20:41] Israeli teenager to keep Shabbat. [20:43] There's a pride parade happening in the [20:44] next town over. The beach is open on [20:47] Shabbat. Every option in the modern [20:48] world [20:50] is right there. You can be degenerate if [20:52] you so choose and the majority of young [20:54] Israelis are freely choosing [20:58] Sabbath observance, marriage, children, [21:01] God. [21:03] Faith that survives freedom is real [21:05] faith. Israel isn't moral despite being [21:08] free. Israel's the living proof that the [21:10] biblical model works. That when the [21:12] children of Israel are free in their [21:13] land, they choose life. [21:17] Right? Iran imposes religion and produce [21:19] atheists. Israel imposes nothing and [21:21] produce the most faithful [21:22] family-centered young generation in the [21:24] world in the Western world. That [21:26] contrast is the whole story of biblical [21:28] civilization versus its enemies in one [21:30] sentence. [21:31] So now, Aaron McIntyre, as promised, let [21:34] me very carefully answer your question. [21:36] Why do American Christians owe anything [21:38] to this? First, let's fix the question. [21:41] Because nobody nobody ever ask [21:43] Christians to support Israel because of [21:46] of of a pride festival. [21:48] That's a straw man you built so you [21:51] could knock it down. That's what straw [21:52] men are. [21:53] Christians who stand with Israel do so [21:55] because they are watching in their own [21:58] lifetime that the God of Israel keeps [22:00] his promises that he made 3,000 years [22:03] ago. The people of Israel [22:05] miraculously against all odds have [22:07] re-gathered. [22:09] Uh they have returned to the land. The [22:11] land is reborn. The desert is blooming [22:14] as the Bible described. Hebrew spoken in [22:17] the streets of Jerusalem. That's why [22:19] Christians support Israel. But [22:25] even on your own terms. [22:28] Right? It it it you you point at this. [22:31] What a Christian [22:33] you know, what a Christians [22:35] owe this? What do American Christians [22:38] owe? Why do they owe anything to this? [22:42] What's this? Is this Israel? [22:46] The country I just described to you, the [22:47] most married, most child-blessed, most [22:50] family-centered, most God-returning [22:54] nation to God-returning nation, does [22:57] that make sense? In the entire Western [22:58] world, the only Western country having [23:00] enough children to believe in its own [23:02] future, the only [23:04] the [23:04] the country where the young generation [23:06] keeps the Sabbath at a higher rate than [23:09] their parents. [23:12] A country that has never redefined [23:14] marriage. [23:16] A country where Christian communities [23:17] grow while everywhere else in the Middle [23:19] East they're being erased. [23:21] If family values is your standard, [23:23] conservative, [23:26] then by your own standard Israel isn't [23:27] the country you should be attacking. [23:29] It's the country you should be [23:31] studying and promoting. [23:35] Right? Or to ask, "What do Christians [23:36] owe Israel?" Does he ever ask what [23:38] America owes what American Christians [23:40] owe Qatar, which America protects and [23:42] which funds Hamas and owns half of [23:44] Washington's think tanks? Does he ask [23:46] what [23:47] Uh uh [23:48] Does he ask that question about like [23:50] What does America owe Saudi Arabia? Or [23:52] all the other American protectorates who [23:54] never lift a finger for their own [23:55] defense? [23:57] The owe question, like the outrage, has [23:59] exactly one address. They're They're not [24:02] This is not about a parade. [24:03] They're using the parade, the gay [24:05] parade, the gay pride parade as a tool. [24:07] The goal is to pry Bible-believing [24:11] Christians away from Israel. To take the [24:14] same old accusation against the Jews, [24:16] the corruptors, the degenerates, [24:18] this accusation, and dress it up uh in [24:21] in, you know, in high ethical, high [24:24] moral language. Oh, this is disgusting, [24:26] Matt Walsh. Disgusting. [24:28] They show you one street event in Tel [24:31] Aviv on one day in June, and and they [24:35] and they're and they and they use it to [24:37] hide the reality of a country that is [24:40] all about young people getting married [24:42] and having children and keeping Shabbat [24:44] and returning to God and being more more [24:47] conservative in their values, more [24:49] biblical in their values, than you could [24:51] dream in America. [24:55] So, don't fall for it. Judge Israel by [24:58] its fruits. [25:00] And the fruits are 2.87 children per [25:02] woman, nine out of 10 children born to [25:05] married parents. [25:07] And a generation of young Jews returning [25:09] to the God of their fathers in the land [25:11] he promised them. [25:17] Anyway, [25:19] that's what I have to say about this. I [25:20] hope you found this video interesting [25:21] and useful. [25:23] I hope you made it all the way through [25:24] to this point in the video. Please share [25:26] this one. This is really we have to push [25:28] back against this nonsense. [25:30] Uh [25:33] and may God bless you. I hope you have a [25:35] great weekend. Thank you so much for [25:37] watching.
