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0:00Melanie Phillips is a brilliant
0:01journalist and writer who has a such a
0:04good ability to just puncture lies with
0:07simple clear statements of facts and
0:09truth. Here she is on the trigonometry
0:11podcast where she explains the history
0:13of Israel and the Palestinian quote
0:15unquote cause. She explains what happens
0:17in simple terms to Constantin and his
0:20other uh co-hosts who uh were at the
0:24time uh a little bit oblivious to some
0:26of the truths around the conflict in
0:29this sense that for those who say well
0:30Israel's just created because of the
0:32Holocaust and they displaced the people
0:34because of the Holocaust. Here she put
0:36puts that to bed. If you want to get
0:37clued up on what actually happened, you
0:39need to watch this clip. Have a watch.
0:42The fundamental narrative about Israel
0:44essentially is that as a compensation
0:47for the Holocaust, the Jews were given a
0:50piece of someone else's land in the
0:51Middle East where they've settled and
0:54now there is a battle over that piece of
0:56land because of that original sin if you
0:59like which is uh a viewpoint that
1:02frankly up until I started listening to
1:04some of your your talks was unshakable
1:07in my understanding. Yeah, absolutely.
1:10because I don't know. I honestly don't
1:11know
1:12>> that's the default narrative.
1:14>> Yeah.
1:15>> So is in what way is that not the case,
1:18Melanie?
1:19>> Every single thing that you've just said
1:20is untrue.
1:21>> Mhm. most of your conversations.
1:24>> That'll make him happy for
1:25>> um obviously is a big subject, but um
1:28the idea that um the Jews had no
1:33connection to the land of Israel until
1:36um a guiltridden west uh took them out
1:39as a remnant of the Holocaust and stuck
1:42them into someone else's country is uh
1:45the opposite of the truth.
1:47>> So what is the truth? The Jews are the
1:49only people for whom the land of Israel
1:51was ever their national kingdom.
1:54Hundreds and hundreds of years before
1:56Islam was even invented and before the
1:59Arabs invaded. Um the Jews uh were the
2:02original nation, the original nation
2:05upon which America and Britain in a kind
2:08of mystical fashion in Britain modeled
2:11themselves. Why do I say that? They were
2:14a nation because they were a people
2:17uh in a particular area of land which
2:19they governed according to laws they
2:22made and which they defended.
2:25Now um they were uh a nation for several
2:31hundred years under various kings. Um
2:34and then uh they were uh basically
2:38kicked out and they they returned then
2:41kicked out again. Um and then the that
2:43land of Israel was occupied by vast
2:46numbers of different civilizations.
2:49um the Romans,
2:52uh uh the Assyrians, um uh uh the uh
2:57Arabs, uh various various sorts of
3:00Muslims, um Christians, crusaders,
3:03um and for a long period the Ottoman
3:06Turks who were Muslim but not Arab. Um
3:10and then we get to the turn of the last
3:12century and there grew up in Britain as
3:16a result of mainly as a result of
3:18evangelical Christianity a movement to
3:21return the Jews to their ancestral
3:23homeland. Um and these people were
3:25called Christian Zionists and the kind
3:27of apogee of Christian Zionism in
3:29political terms was the Balfa
3:31declaration in 1917 was a cabinet which
3:34was dominated by Christian Zionists and
3:37they believed that it was um uh their
3:40duty to help the Jews return to restore
3:44their ancient homeland. Um long story
3:48short, as you will know, after the first
3:50world war, the entire Middle East was
3:52carved up between Britain and France. Um
3:56uh which, you know, itself was a
3:58questionable uh activity and they
4:00created
4:00>> those straight lines on the map.
4:02>> Well, well, yes, slightly more
4:05complicated and straight lines anyway.
4:07So you know some of these uh countries
4:09that they created you know you can say
4:10that's very questionable but basically
4:13the precursor of the United Nations
4:15which was then the League of Nations in
4:18the 1920s decided that um as a matter of
4:22international treaty obligation
4:24>> um Britain would be given custodianship
4:27of what was then called Palestine, a
4:29name given to it insultingly by the
4:31Romans in order to erase its Jewish
4:35identity.
4:36um the British will be given c
4:38custodianship of Palestine called the
4:39mandate under which Britain would be
4:42under a binding treaty obligation
4:45to return the Jews to their ancestral
4:47homeland to recreate it. Now what was
4:49Palestine at the time? Well, bit of it,
4:53a very large chunk of it was promptly
4:56given away to the Arabs by Winston
4:58Churchill to become Trans Jordan, which
5:01is now Jordan. So what did that leave as
5:04the territory within which Britain had a
5:07binding duty undertaken by the world
5:10body of the time to return the Jews as a
5:13matter of historic right. What was that
5:15territory? It is what is now Israel,
5:18what is called the West Bank and Gaza.
5:21That is a territory to which the Jews
5:24alone were given the right to return
5:27because they alone had ruled it.
5:31terms which have never been abregated.
5:33Even though the League of Nations is no
5:35more, it gave rise to the United
5:37Nations. But the United Nations took on
5:40in its charter, it took on all the
5:42obligations of its predecessor unless
5:44they were specifically abrogated. Those
5:47terms had never been abregated. So what
5:50then happened was although the Arabs at
5:52the time around 1917 1918
5:55uh King Fisizel notably and one or two
5:58others they said welcome we welcome back
6:01the Jews to their ancestral homeland.
6:02They used this term because it was in in
6:04their own religion they knew this was a
6:06Jewish homeland and then a lot of stuff
6:09happened.
6:11basically the British having undertaken
6:14in the first place uh this duty to
6:17settle the Jews in their ancestral
6:20homeland. Um the Jew the the the Brit
6:23the British colonial uh office at the
6:25time and the colonial administrators who
6:27were put into um uh Palestine to
6:31administer this mandate did everything
6:33they could to stop it and they among
6:36other things brought in a an Islamic
6:39fire brand. This was at the time when
6:41Islamism as we know it, political Islam
6:44was growing. It was sort of invented
6:46after the first world war. And they
6:49brought in the British brought in a
6:51particular Islamic fire brand called
6:54Hamin Al- Husseini as the Grand Mui of
6:57Jerusalem.
6:58And he incited he was brought in to
7:01incite revolt. And he did. There were
7:03then poggrams after poggrams after
7:06poggrams of the returning Jews. Um, and
7:12the thing then blew up into a sort of
7:15three-sided war, Jews and Arabs and
7:18British or basically at various times
7:20all fighting each other. Scroll on. Um,
7:23the British threw in the towel, gave it
7:25over to the United Nations. The United
7:27Nations, Britain had Britain by this
7:30time had reneged on its obligation to
7:32settle the Jews in the land. Britain had
7:34decided the only way to solve this was
7:36to give a portion of this land to the
7:39Arabs in order to shut them up and stop
7:41them from fighting. And in accordance
7:44with that, the British closed the gates
7:46of Palestine at the time when the Jews
7:50were starting to be exterminated in
7:52Europe.
7:54That's what happened. And then the
7:56United Nations took over. The war
7:57finished. The United Nations took over.
8:00United Nations said just like Britain
8:01had said, "Right, two states, two-state
8:03solution. One for Jews, one for the
8:06Arabs." And just as with every occasion
8:09since then, the Jews said, "What? You're
8:12going to take this away from us? Fine.
8:15Fine. Give us anything. Anything because
8:18we're desperate." And the Arabs said,
8:19"What? Jews here? Never." and they
8:24invaded
8:26uh or they went to war against the
8:28Jewish homeland. There was a what's
8:30called the war of independence which
8:32amazingly the Jews won against all the
8:35odds. Subsequently, there have been I
8:37forgotten how many two, three, four
8:40offers of a state of Palestine to the
8:43Arabs which have been made by Israel. At
8:47every occasion, the Arabs have refused
8:49and have gone to war or have stepped up
8:52terrorist activity against Israelis.
8:56>> Now, before we go any further into that
8:58part of it, I just want to come back to
8:59this homeland idea. this idea that many
9:02many centuries ago a certain if we strip
9:04away their identities and we just go
9:06many many moons ago a certain group of
9:08people had a kingdom in this area and
9:10after that there have been 10
9:12civilizations or 15 civilizations that
9:14have come and lived in this land and now
9:16for some reason it's it's kind of me
9:19isn't it a bit like me going well I used
9:21to you know I grew up in this flat in
9:23Moscow
9:24>> and now I want to be resettled there and
9:27all the neighbors have agreed to kick
9:28out
9:29>> that guy who lives there out and put me
9:31in that flat instead. Is it not bit like
9:33that?
9:33>> Well, well, no, it's not like that.
9:35First of all, the Jews never left the
9:36land. They were always coming back to
9:39it.
9:40>> Um, even under occupation, there was
9:42always a Jewish presence in the land.
9:44And from the mid 19th century onwards,
9:47there was a Jewish majority in
9:48Jerusalem.
9:50Um, that's the first thing. The second
9:51thing was that the land at the time of
9:54the mandate was very sparsely populated.
9:57The people who were there were mainly
10:00nomadic Arabs but they didn't have an
10:03identity. They were they considered
10:06themselves to be part of Syria which was
10:09created um or Bedwin. They were they
10:12there was no such thing as Palestinians.
10:14Palestinians were the Jews. Um
10:16>> but there were people who lived there.
10:18>> There were people who lived there. Yes.
10:19And then because the Jews started coming
10:21back, um Arabs started Arabs and others
10:24started pouring in from neighboring Arab
10:27lands and the British uh then liter let
10:31them come in even though they were many
10:34of them illegal immigrants. They let
10:36them come in because they wanted to stop
10:38the Jewish homeland. So it's not a
10:41question of kicking people out. M
10:43>> um it's a it's it's and it's it's not a
10:46question of you know people who had some
10:48sort of mystical attachment to some
10:51country. You're talking about the Jewish
10:53people who have been persecuted in
10:55virtually every country in which they've
10:57settled. No country ever's ever wanted
10:59them apart from India and China which
11:02have never had a problem with their
11:03Jewish populations. But in Europe
11:06>> no way nobody wanted them. Um and it was
11:10in respect of that as well as the fact
11:12that um uh they were the original nation
11:16and have always wanted to go back. Um
11:19that um they were considered to have the
11:22right to go back. Um so
11:25>> so is this kind of perpetual persecution
11:29what I I'm just trying to get this
11:31logically clear. ual persecution
11:32>> of Jews in Europe. Is that what uniquely
11:36in the history of humanity gives Jews
11:39the right to resettle a land in which
11:40they didn't have that much of a
11:42presence?
11:42>> No, it was their country
11:44>> but a long time ago.
11:46>> Oh, okay. So, why do people think that
11:49if they think that it was the
11:50Palestinians country a long time ago,
11:52that's that means that they should have
11:54it.
11:55>> But they were living there in the 19th
11:56century.
11:57>> But they weren't. There was no such
11:58thing as the Palestinians. M
12:00>> there was no such thing as the
12:01Palestinian people. There was no
12:03Palestinian people until it was invented
12:04in the mid1 1960s.
12:06>> Well, there was these nomadic Arabs who
12:08lived there.
12:08>> Yeah. But they didn't want a country of
12:09their own.
12:11>> The Jews were a nation. They had a
12:13country of their own.
12:14>> And it was taken away from them and then
12:16they were persecuted around the world
12:18>> and so it seemed only decent and fair
12:20that they should have it back.
12:22>> And a lot of people at the time thought
12:24that was absolutely fine. But it was
12:27there was a a resistance whipped up
12:29which was basically a religious
12:31resistance in my view. Um and remains
12:34basically a religious resistance um
12:36because if you look at the Arab world uh
12:39the Muslim world unfortunately and you
12:41look at the Palestinian Arabs and what
12:43they are producing uh day by day in
12:46terms of what they teach their children
12:48and the materials they put out. It's
12:51it's not it's not really accurate just
12:53to say it's anti-Israel, which indeed it
12:56is. Um, and it's it's certainly the case
12:59that they want, in my view. Um, I think
13:01this is proven by what they say and what
13:04they do and their insignia in their
13:06flags and their materials. They want
13:08Israel gone. They don't want two states.
13:09They want Israel gone. But it's much
13:11worse than that. What they're producing
13:13day by day is is anti-Jewish venom.
13:18um crude conspiratorial
13:22Jews are uniquely
13:24the source of evil in the world. That's
13:27what they're producing. That's what
13:28they're teaching their children uh to
13:30hate. And
13:34people in the west just have no idea of
13:36this because it is never ever reported.
13:40And so I got into a lot of difficulty
13:42because um
13:45uh until the year 2000 I'd never been to
13:48Israel, never wanted to go. I thought as
13:50a British Jew I was you know it was it
13:52was it was great. It was fine. It
13:53nothing to do with me and I'd bought
13:56into quite a lot of the stuff that you
13:58know we've been talking about because
14:00you know if if you don't know about the
14:02Middle East why would you think any any
14:04different? Um and um
14:10uh
14:12in in in 1982 when I was at the Guardian
14:17um I was brought up very sharply against
14:21the fact that as a British Jew um I
14:24spoke as a matter of fairness about why
14:27there seemed to be a double standard in
14:29the reporting of Israel at that time as
14:32opposed to reporting of Syria. Syria at
14:34that time um had murdered or caused to
14:38be killed um between 15 and 40,000
14:42opponents of President Assad, the father
14:45of the president Assad.
14:47>> And it was virtually not reported at the
14:49garden. It was a few paragraphs. It was
14:50it was nothing. Whereas Israel was at
14:53war in the Lebanon and it was a front
14:55page story every day. It was furious
14:57editorials. It was outrageous. And I
15:00said, "Why is there a double standard?"
15:02And that's when I realized the racism of
15:05the left because I was told um of course
15:09there's a double standard. You don't
15:10expect us to
15:13uh um uh treat the developing world like
15:18us. The developing world is not brought
15:20up as we are to respect human life.
15:23Consequently, we can't judge them by our
15:24standards. That's racism. And I went,
15:28"What?" So, let me get this right. If
15:31someone's born into the developing
15:34world, they're not entitled to the same
15:37rights to life and liberty as we are.
15:40Isn't that racism? And they said, "Why
15:43are you so upset?
15:45We do you the great honor I became you."
15:49>> Mhm.
15:50>> Like that you we do you the great honor
15:53of assuming that you and Israel and I
15:55became Israel. Mhm.
15:57>> Um
15:58that you in Israel uh adhere to the same
16:01principles as we do, respect for human
16:04life. So we judge you by our standards.
16:08And what's more, you tell us that you
16:10are morally superior to us. So we should
16:13judge you by higher standards. And
16:16that's when I realized the anti-semitism
16:18of the left and the racism of the left.
16:20And that's when I first realized that my
16:24naive belief that we were all marching
16:26to the same tude behind the same banner
16:29of decency was not the case. They were
16:32on the other side. And then I didn't do
16:35any more stuff about any of that for a
16:37long time. And then in the year 2000
16:39when the inifard started, second inifard
16:41as it was called, something very similar
16:44happened. Israelis are being blown to
16:45bits in pizza parlors and cafes and um
16:50in bomb buses in Israel and um you know
16:56several thousand were murdered and from
16:59the get-go in Britain um Israel was
17:03totally condemned for taking connection
17:06to stop it and as a matter of justice
17:09and fairness I said what is this? why
17:13are you behaving like this? And
17:14everybody went, "Oh, she's a Jew.
17:18She's not properly British."
17:21And that was when I realized as a
17:23British Jew, you could not support the
17:24Jewish people as a people. Not allowed.
17:28Um, and that's when I realized something
17:29was very, very badly wrong uh with
17:32Britain's attitude to Jews, not just to
17:34Israel, but to Jews. And that but that
17:35the two were bound up together. uh
17:38because Israel was being presented not
17:40least by the BBC as basically the
17:41fountain of all evil in the Middle East.
17:43It was an aggressive country. It behaved
17:46illegally. All of this in my view as I
17:48came to believe over many years
17:51subsequently. All of it was a lie. But
17:54that's what everyone was told. And so
17:56consequently, if you were a Jew standing
17:58up for all this, then of course you were
18:00also evil. Of course you were.
18:02And this was a shattering really
18:05shattering set of developments for me.
18:08And eventually kind of long story short
18:11or shorter, I came to put all that
18:13together with all the other stuff we're
18:14talking about. All the other stuff we're
18:16talking about because it's all to do
18:18with, as you said, Constantine, truth
18:20and lies
18:21>> is basically what it's about. When you
18:23pair it all down, people are telling
18:26themselves lies about reality. They're
18:30living in a world of fantasy which they
18:32purport they they they they they want us
18:35to believe is the reality. They tell
18:37lies about other people and that they
18:39don't realize that they're lies because
18:41there's no such thing as a lie anymore.
18:42There's no such thing as truth.
18:43Everything is a matter of opinion.
18:45Everything is a matter of opinion. So
18:46there you go. Melanie Phillips thinks
18:48the truth doesn't really count for much
18:49these days. And frankly, it seems that
18:51that is the case with many people. But
18:53let me say clearly on this channel and
18:56with anyone who actually cares about
18:58understanding the objective truth, we
19:00will continue to state the truth clearly
19:02and firmly. And uh what's interesting to
19:05note is that as Melanie identified,
19:07whichever way you look at it, Israel has
19:10the strongest case for being there.
19:14Number one, historically their
19:17connection to this land predates
19:19Christianity, Islam, uh really any other
19:23ancient nation that is around today. No
19:26people has a stronger connection to
19:28their lands than uh Israel and the Jews.
19:30And then for those that say, "Okay, but
19:31you can't just uproot people who came
19:33later to make way for the indigenous
19:36population."
19:37Well, that brings brings us to the next
19:39point about the legal rights.
19:42The Jews didn't come and displace all
19:44the Arabs. It's a great myth that the
19:46Palestinian side has managed to
19:48fabricate. No, Jews started returning
19:50there through legal purchases of land
19:52from the 19th century onwards. They
19:54always maintained a presence there but
19:55started returning on mass to come back
19:56to their homeland escaping persecution.
19:59Um and uh they purchased land legally
20:04and then in 1947 the UN says right let's
20:07partition the land. There was already,
20:09by the way, international law from the
20:11League of Nations and the San Remo
20:12Conference, which gave the Jews the
20:14right to the entirety of the land. But
20:16anyway, the UN said, "Let's propose
20:18partitioning the land into two states
20:20because there are Arabs and Jews living
20:22here." Again, no displacement has
20:23occurred yet. The Arab side says, "No,
20:26we're not accepting a Jewish state, a
20:27reestablishment of Jewish sovereignty.
20:29We want it all." And for those that say,
20:31"Well, they're entitled to a state." Had
20:34the Arabs won in 1948, all the other
20:37surrounding Arab countries would just
20:38take a chunk of the land. There would be
20:40no Arab state, which knows they don't
20:42really care about that. It was about the
20:43Jews returning. And uh they lose. And in
20:48the war that they try to throw all the
20:50Jews into the sea in, uh they get
20:53displaced because that's what happens
20:55when you start a war and you try to
20:57destroy the other side and you lose.
21:00Don't make that the Jews fault. Don't
21:01make that Israel's fault.
21:03By the way, much of the displacement
21:05occurred simply because the Arab armies
21:06told the Arabs to leave. The proof of
21:09that is that some Arab communities that
21:12stayed that weren't the central places
21:15of fighting, they became Israeli Arabs.
21:17They became Arab citizens, proving
21:18Israel wasn't on an ethnic cleansing
21:20mission. So, you look at it from a legal
21:22standpoint, a historical standpoint,
21:26certainly from a self-determination
21:27standpoint. I mean, goodness me, the
21:29Jews have been the most persecuted
21:31people in history. They're the only
21:35people I can think of who have faced a
21:37consistent and intense level of
21:39exterminationist
21:41hatred that doesn't just hate you and
21:43persecute and and and enslave you, but
21:45actually wants to exterminate you. So,
21:49goodness me, if any people deserves a
21:51safe haven, it's the Jews. And uh
21:56lastly, biblically as well, so much of
21:59the world acknowledges the Bible as the
22:00word of God. So what does the Bible say
22:03about the relationship between the
22:05nation of Israel and the land of Israel?
22:09And you know, interestingly enough, um
22:13the day of October 7th, on that day,
22:16Jews began restarting their annual
22:19reading of the Torah. They went all the
22:21way back to the beginning.
22:23And uh I don't think it's by chance or
22:26coincidence that on the day in which all
22:28the issues that we're discussing erupted
22:30into global consciousness in a way that
22:32we haven't really seen before about
22:34Israel and its right or no right to the
22:37land depending on which side of the
22:39argument you're on. We read on that day
22:41Genesis. In the beginning, God created
22:43the heavens and the earth. And the most
22:45famous Torah commentator of all, ask any
22:47learner Jew, they'll tell you, "Well, of
22:48course it's Rushy." He was a rabbi that
22:51lived in medieval France.
22:54And he writes and comments on the
22:55entirety of the Torah. And uh his first
22:58comment is why did God begin with the
23:01Torah? Why did he begin with in the
23:04beginning God created the heaven and the
23:05earth? Why doesn't God start with the
23:06first commandment? Ultimately, this is a
23:08book of commandments of of God's
23:10instructions for mankind. Why do we need
23:12a history lesson?
23:14Interesting question. And many answers
23:16can be given. But you know what answer
23:17Rashi gives? He says, "Because the
23:20nations of the world will accuse the
23:22Jews of being foreign occupiers of the
23:26land of Israel, of stealing the land, of
23:28colonizing it through no right, through
23:31no just cause."
23:33And the nation of Israel will respond by
23:36declaring, "The God of heaven and earth,
23:39the God who created heaven and earth,
23:42assigned this land to us." So if the God
23:45of Israel assigned to the nation of
23:47Israel, the land of Israel, who are you
23:48to argue?
23:51Fascinating.
23:53What it's telling us is that all the
23:56arguments, well, they would work for
23:57other nations, indigenous claim,
24:01historical, legal.
24:05Israel is not a nation like other
24:07nations. And therefore, trying to
24:08justify itself through natural means is
24:11not going to cut it.
24:15The reason why anti-semitism has existed
24:17for thousands of years and it's been
24:19exterminationist in nature unlike other
24:21prejudices is because it's a push back
24:23against God's destiny for the Jews which
24:26is for them to bridge the gap between
24:28heaven and earth for God to become
24:29present on earth. And anti-semitism is a
24:32hostility to that mission whether
24:34consciously or subconsciously
24:36I believe it was probably conscious in
24:37the case of someone like Adolf Hitler.
24:40How else do you explain his
24:43obsession with getting rid of the Jews?
24:45There's lots of evidence and quotes that
24:46he said to back that up.
24:48But the point is that anti-semitism is
24:52the part of the psyche of humanity that
24:55says, "Let heaven stay in heaven and let
24:57earth be earth." Jews, you want to bring
25:01God down to earth, go back to heaven
25:03where you belong.
25:07And so because the Jews have this divine
25:08mission, they can't escape it. And it's
25:11going to have to be those who are style
25:12that are going to have to have a a
25:14reconciling of that. But it's only when
25:15the Jews explain and fully actualize and
25:18come into their role and embody that
25:20role
25:22that uh their mission will fully be
25:25actualized.
25:26And so there's no use trying to hide
25:28away from it. Only by fully coming into
25:30that will they
25:32channel the source of their power.
25:35And that's why the nations won't accept
25:37a natural argument
25:40for why the Jews have the right to their
25:42land. The only thing that will ever work
25:44will be what their mission is all about,
25:46which is that we are in this land and we
25:49have the right to this land because God
25:52said so.
25:55I think this is completely essential to
25:58understanding what we need to do moving
26:00forward. I think it's no accident that's
26:02what Rashi said. And by the way, this
26:05actually is what I think is going to
26:08work in a Muslim Arab world where they
26:10honor and and respect uh God and and
26:14religiosity far more than they do
26:16secular, international, western or
26:17democratic
26:19rules of engagement or law or
26:20justification.
26:23So this isn't this isn't irrational.
26:26This actually, I believe, holds the key.
26:29And uh as I said yesterday on a a video
26:34I did about Tishab, which was the the
26:36day of mourning in the Jewish calendar,
26:39we learned that the reason for the
26:40destruction of the temple, one of the
26:43reasons was uh something that happened
26:45with King Hezekiah. He was a a king of
26:48Israel who was a great righteous man and
26:51he managed to reinate the temple that
26:54had been defiled. The nation of Israel
26:56had gone astray and was worshiping
26:59idols. He managed to reconnect them to
27:00the temple, to God. He managed to
27:02reunite the the people in the north, the
27:06Jews in the north and his kingdom in the
27:08south. He did so much to restore their
27:12connection to their national the Jewish
27:14national mission.
27:17So much so that when the army of Assyria
27:20came to conquer the gates of Jerusalem,
27:22he prayed to God and God made a miracle
27:25occur where the over 100,000 troops all
27:30died in the middle of the night while
27:31camping outside Jerusalem.
27:34And then we learn that Babylonians came,
27:37delegates from Babylon to understand
27:39what was this great miracle that
27:41occurred. And King Hezekiah, what does
27:43he do? He instead of trying to instead
27:47of explaining to them this was a miracle
27:48of God that God is has a a divine co you
27:52know a special covenant with the nation
27:54of Israel instead
27:56he plays a game of real politique he
27:59shows them around his palace all his
28:00gold and silver tries to impress them
28:03through natural means he enters the the
28:06realm of geopolitics
28:08so the Babylonians these delegates were
28:10genuinely curious to know what what
28:12happened here what's going on should we
28:14fear this nation of Israel? Should we uh
28:17uh how should we understand them? He had
28:19an opportunity
28:21to explain that Israel has a divine
28:23mission and explain Israel's divine
28:25destiny. And the sages of the town would
28:27say that had he done the right thing and
28:29said that he could have become the
28:31Messiah because he would have fulfilled
28:32that final concentric circle of Israel's
28:36uh mission which is not just to serve
28:38God as a nation but to be a light to the
28:40world light to the nations but instead
28:43he uh went back to playing this game of
28:44raal politique and Isaiah said to him
28:46after this he said because of what you
28:48did here the consequence not the
28:50punishment but the consequence will be
28:52that the Babylonians will destroy the
28:54temple and exile your people. What was
28:56he saying? He's saying that if if you
28:59want them to see you like a nation as
29:00all others, then they'll trample over
29:02you in in a world of empires and
29:04regional powers. The kingdom of Judah
29:06doesn't stand a chance there. But if
29:08they see you as different, you're not to
29:10be messed with because you're God's
29:11nation, because of your divine role,
29:13they'll treat you very differently. And
29:15so that is so clearly a lesson that we
29:17all have for today as a nation of
29:19Israel. We have to stop justifying
29:21ourselves and explaining ourselves
29:22through natural means and explaining why
29:24international law and all this stuff
29:26justifies our existence. I believe if we
29:29speak in a divine tone, if we explain
29:32who we are, not through natural means,
29:34but for through supernatural
29:36reasons, I think the world will actually
29:39have a lot more time for us. And it may
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29:54through Tehran's streets, chanting death
29:56to Israel and waging a relentless war on
29:59the West. But what fuels this fierce,
30:02unyielding hatred? Is it politics, a
30:04grab for regional power, or something
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