Former IDF Soldier EXPOSES What They Teach in West Bank Yeshivas - Daniel Klein
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"I was raised to believe we were the only ones who mattered." 🕊️ In this powerful episode, I sit down with Daniel Klein, a former religious Zionist and IDF soldier who grew up in a West Bank settlement. Daniel shares his radical journey of de-programming from the Zionist project and finding the truth in Jesus Christ.
In This Episode, We Discuss:
Life in the Settlements: Growing up in the heart of the religious Zionist movement in the West Bank.
The Yeshiva Teachings: What the religious schools actually teach about non-Jews and the Babylonian Talmud.
The IDF Experience: A firsthand account of serving in the military and how every citizen is drafted into the Zionist project.
The Theological Shift: Why Daniel rejected the "Amalek" narrative and the "victimhood mentality" to embrace the Gospel.
The Future of the Land: Daniel’s perspective on the end of Zionism and the path toward true decolonization.
Finding the Messiah: Who Jesus Christ is to an ex-IDF soldier and the inversion of modern prophecies.
This is a raw, theological, and political deep dive into the mind of someone who saw the system from the inside and chose to walk a different path.
00:00 - Intro: Meet Daniel Klein
01:15 - The Fortress Mentality: Growing Up in a West Bank Settlement
06:44 - Inside the Yeshiva: Teachings on Non-Jews & "The Other"
12:49 - The Babylonian Talmud: Its Role in Religious Zionism
17:06 - Weaponized Trauma: Unpacking the Victimhood Mentality
20:54 - The Hierarchy: How Judaism Categorizes People
27:32 - Who is Amalek? The Dangerous Theology of Perpetual War
33:00 - From the Frontlines: My Experience as an IDF Soldier
40:36 - The Draft: How Every Israeli Serves the Zionist Project
43:21 - The Breaking Point: Rejecting Judaism for Jesus Christ
56:16 - Prophecy Inversion: The True Fulfillment of the Scriptures
01:01:53 - Decolonization: The Path Beyond Zionism
01:10:19 - The True Messiah: Who Jesus Christ is to Me
01:14:40 - Connect with Daniel Klein
#DanielKlein #IDF #ZionismExposed #Palestine #ChristianTestimony #WestBank #FaithJourney #OliveRootsPodcast
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Chapter 1: Intro: Meet Daniel Klein
0:00I I said to him, "All humans are created in God's image." And he said, "You're right, but some humans are the head, and
0:077 secondssome humans are the excrement, and we are the head, and the Palestinians are the excrement.
0:2222 secondsWelcome to another episode of the Olive Roots Podcast. I'm your host, Chosia.
0:2828 secondsToday I have somebody very special and it's a very interesting story. I think it needs to be heard by the whole world.
0:3636 secondsFrom Zionism to Christ, I want to introduce you to Daniel Klene. Daniel,
0:4343 secondshey, great to be here, man. Thank you so much for joining us today. How's your day going?
0:4949 secondsI mean, it's pretty early and uh so far so good. Where are you located? In Southern California. All right, cool.
0:5858 secondsI'm in Georgia, so I'm three hours ahead. Yes, we got the coast covered.
1:031 minute, 3 secondsWell, Daniel, I want to thank you so much for joining us. I would love for you to share with me and the audience your identity. So, tell me a little bit about where your family's from, where
1:111 minute, 11 secondsyou're from, where you were raised and born. So, the stage is yours.
Chapter 2: The Fortress Mentality: Growing Up in a West Bank Settlement
1:161 minute, 16 secondsWell, I was blessed to be born in Jerusalem in 1991 and I spent the first 22 years of my life raised in a
1:241 minute, 24 secondsreligious Zionist settlement in the West Bank just south of Bethlehem.
1:291 minute, 29 secondsMy family is from North America. My mother's from Canada. My father's from Pennsylvania. And they moved to Israel
1:371 minute, 37 secondsin the mid 1980s and then moved to the settlement. I have four older sisters
1:441 minute, 44 secondsand I spent 22 years deep inside deep inside the system deep inside the programming before going on on a journey
1:531 minute, 53 secondsto deprogram leave and and today I I share my share my process and share my journey.
2:002 minutesSo, two American parents.
2:052 minutes, 5 secondsSo, tell me more tell me more about that and like what are their roots and how
2:132 minutes, 13 secondsdid they decide to eventually move to the Holy Land? Mhm.
2:192 minutes, 19 secondsWell, it's actually it's ironic because many people comment on my accent and they wonder how how could I possibly have grown up there and and still speak
2:282 minutes, 28 secondsEnglish or speak English like this with no accent. And we actually grew up in a settlement that is if not a vast
2:372 minutes, 37 secondsmajority, a majority of which when I was growing up was came from Anglo-Seaking countries.
2:432 minutes, 43 secondsSo the US, Canada, the UK, and my parents actually met in Israel, I believe in the back in the 70s, fell in
2:512 minutes, 51 secondslove with it and knew they were going to move back. And my father, his entire life and his entire life's work is
2:592 minutes, 59 secondsdevoted to the Zionist Project. And he deeply deeply believes that this is what is necessary for Jewish safety and for
3:073 minutes, 7 secondsthe safety of of our family and of our community. And as his guiding light, there was never any doubt that he was
3:153 minutes, 15 secondsgoing to move us to Israel. And part of that was also moving to the frontier. So moving to the settlements has this
3:233 minutes, 23 secondsaspect of being the pioneer and really being the the spearhead of the of the ideological project. And so for them,
3:303 minutes, 30 secondsthey always knew that they were going to be moving to Israel and culminated with moving to a settlement.
3:373 minutes, 37 secondsWow. Okay. So they moved there. Were you born in the US or back in uh No, I was born in Jerusalem.
3:463 minutes, 46 secondsOkay. So you're born in Jerusalem. Tell me about growing up there. What have you
3:533 minutes, 53 secondsexperienced? What were you taught? And um a little bit about your childhood.
3:593 minutes, 59 secondsMhm. It's really such such a vast vast question. And growing up, the there's no separation between Zionism and Judaism.
4:124 minutes, 12 secondsIt's all one and the same. And as I came to understand it, the overarching religion is Zionism and and Judaism
4:194 minutes, 19 secondsJudaism was really just a branch a branch of it. Growing up though was really quite idealic. The settlement is,
4:274 minutes, 27 secondsyou could call it almost biblical. It feels like a suburb of Jerusalem. Quaint quaint hilltops. Uh very insular. You're
4:364 minutes, 36 secondsvery much living in in a bubble. And from a very young age, the programming and indoctrination and the
4:444 minutes, 44 secondsmultigenerational trauma is woven into every aspect of existence. from the Holocaust trauma to inquisition trauma
4:524 minutes, 52 secondsto the total infusion of well rabbitic rabbitic Judaism with
4:594 minutes, 59 secondsthe nationalism. So the infusion of nationalism and Zionism into our prayers, into the synagogues, into into
5:095 minutes, 9 secondsthe school systems, the politics were woven into it. You know, the the maps that we had on on our in our classrooms
5:175 minutes, 17 secondshad a map of of all of Israel, not greater Israel, but Israel, Golan Heights, West Bank, and Gaza. So for me,
5:255 minutes, 25 secondsgrowing up, there was absolutely no distinction between any of these things.
5:285 minutes, 28 secondsAnd furthermore, I I had no concept of the idea of a Palestinian because Palestinians don't exist truly in Israeli mainstream consciousness.
5:405 minutes, 40 secondsAnd so for me, there was no distinction between it was just Arabs essentially and West Bank, Gaza, East Jerusalem.
5:505 minutes, 50 secondsNone of this had any meaning whatsoever. No understanding of the tiered system.
5:565 minutes, 56 secondsAnd so I could grow up on this hilltop playing baseball, speaking English at home and speaking English with my friends, you know, occasionally bumping
6:056 minutes, 5 secondsinto Arabs only on the roads that we shared together. And other than that, just growing up in in that quaint quaint
6:146 minutes, 14 secondsexistence, slowly learning to worship the golden calf of Zionism.
6:216 minutes, 21 secondsSo, what were you taught about Palestinians, also known as Arabs? That's what they call us. Obviously, we're all the same.
6:306 minutes, 30 secondsApparently, we came from somewhere else.
6:326 minutes, 32 secondsWhat have you were What were you taught about Arabs and other non-Jews as they're called Gentiles according
6:406 minutes, 40 secondsto Judaism, Zionism, or the combination of both? Mhm. Well, at the core, Palestinians don't exist.
Chapter 3: Inside the Yeshiva: Teachings on Non-Jews & "The Other"
6:526 minutes, 52 secondsThat was a big one. There is no such thing as a Palestinian. Uh other kinds of beliefs like a land for a people for
7:027 minutes, 2 secondspeople, a land without a people for people without a land. So, the land was empty. Palestinians don't even exist.
7:107 minutes, 10 secondsAnd those are the kind of things that I would learn from a younger age. But as you go deeper into the theological aspect, so in high school, we would
7:207 minutes, 20 secondslearn in faith-based class about the tears of of souls. So the Jewish soul and the non-Jewish soul. And that was
7:277 minutes, 27 secondskind of trickled into the faith classes in high school. And then you could arrive in yeshiva and go deeper into the
7:367 minutes, 36 secondsesoteric aspects of Zionism and learn even even harsher things. So the yeshiva that I went to, I have a friend that
7:447 minutes, 44 secondsonce shared with me that we're I I said to him, "All humans are created in God's image." And he said, "You're right, but
7:527 minutes, 52 secondssome humans are the head and some humans are the excrement and we are the head and the Palestinians are the excrement."
7:597 minutes, 59 secondsAnd so you can move again from the baseline, Palestinians don't really exist and they're not in your consciousness as a
8:078 minutes, 7 secondsas a kid. But then you could go into much deeper levels of indoctrination and yeshiva where you're you're really starting to create this deeply deeply
8:168 minutes, 16 secondsracist, hateful, dehumanizing uh rhetoric and philosophy.
8:218 minutes, 21 secondsSo ex uh explain to the audience what is a yeshiva so they know and what are you guys studying there?
8:288 minutes, 28 secondsSo yeshiva is an institute of higher Jewish learning and it can start in high school where you have you know my day
8:378 minutes, 37 secondswas split between secular studies and then religious studies but primarily yeshiva is post high school and you are
8:458 minutes, 45 secondscompletely devoted to the study of of Jewish texts and the way these institutions have evolved over time what
8:538 minutes, 53 secondsyou're primarily learning is Talmud as the highest part of the ranking and after Talmud you'll study a lot of
9:029 minutes, 2 secondshalaka which is Jewish the the Jewish ritualistic uh studies so what you can do and what
9:109 minutes, 10 secondsyou can't do that would be haka and then you would have a sprinkling of faith which would be studying different kinds
9:189 minutes, 18 secondsof esoteric texts in order to understand the nature of of of our connection to
9:259 minutes, 25 secondsGod And probably last you might be studying the the Torah or the Old
9:339 minutes, 33 secondsTestament. I would say that would be kind of the hierarchy. How about the Zohar and the Cabala?
9:419 minutes, 41 secondsThat's a very interesting question. Most people do not study do not study the Cabala. So, we're taught from a very
9:489 minutes, 48 secondsyoung age that Cababala is primarily meant to be studied by men who and I
9:579 minutes, 57 secondsmight I might not get all of these right. Uh men at the age of 40 who are married that have a a very rich
10:0610 minutes, 6 secondsbackground in studying essentially in yeshiva. So, we're we're taught that cabala is not for anyone.
10:1410 minutes, 14 secondsIt's only for the special chosen ones who will have access to this information. Though when you in the
10:2110 minutes, 21 secondsreligious Zionist community, you know, each each separate community in Israel has a different aspect of the propaganda
10:2910 minutes, 29 secondsor a different aspect of the programming based on where you are. So the seculars might have a fusion of secular or or
10:4010 minutes, 40 secondshuman rights ideology that's fused with Zionism. But then on on the spectrum of religious Zionism, you need to fuse it with religious identity. So in the
10:4910 minutes, 49 secondsreligious Zionist community, there's an entire corpus of of Cabala studies through the lens of Zionism. for
10:5610 minutes, 56 secondsexample, the teachings of Rabbi Cook, who is the me the most well-known religious Zionist rabbi. And what he did
11:0611 minutes, 6 secondsis he essentially took many cabalistic ideas and fuse them with Zionism. So his
11:1411 minutes, 14 secondsent so the entire study of uh of his work is essentially designed
11:2111 minutes, 21 secondsto create the the framework to understand Zionism as salvation
11:2811 minutes, 28 secondsand those texts are based in Cabala and are very very widespread throughout the the religious Zionist universe.
11:3811 minutes, 38 secondsSo would you say that that movement replaced Jesus Christ with the state of Israel?
11:4711 minutes, 47 secondsI mean I think that the state of Israel has been turned into the supreme the supreme entity the ultimate ultimate
11:5411 minutes, 54 secondsgolden calf the ultimate manifestation of projecting divine the divine and the sacred into a
12:0312 minutes, 3 secondsman-made thing. And that's that's what the state of Israel has become. So we
12:1012 minutes, 10 secondsspeak of it the words that we use to define Israel is the beginning of our salvation.
12:1612 minutes, 16 secondsAnd it's put into our prayers as such and we pray for obviously we pray for the state of Israel and call it the beginning of our salvation. And
12:2512 minutes, 25 secondsessentially that's that's what's woripped. But I think to your question, there's something deeper, which is the
12:3212 minutes, 32 secondsJudaism as a religion essentially is is predicated on the rejection of Christ. The two things are incompatible.
12:4112 minutes, 41 secondsYeah. Yeah. And we'll talk further about that next, but let's go back to the books that you guys were studying in the
12:4812 minutes, 48 secondsyeshiva. So mostly the sounds like the focus was mainly on the Babylonian Talmud and I know there is another
Chapter 4: The Babylonian Talmud: Its Role in Religious Zionism
12:5512 minutes, 55 secondsJerusalemite Talmud. Which one were you guys studying from? Babylonian.
13:0013 minutesBabylonian. So share with us some things. We hear a lot about the Talmud.
13:0713 minutes, 7 secondsI read it so I know what it says but maybe the audience have heard some things. Tell us the things that in the
13:1413 minutes, 14 secondsTalmud exist to differentiate between the so-called Jew and the Gentile, the
13:2013 minutes, 20 seconds And uh how much were you guys forced to believe that you guys were
13:2713 minutes, 27 secondschosen better nation than everybody else and that the other nations were created to serve you? Tell me a little bit more
13:3513 minutes, 35 secondsabout what you guys were taught in the Talmud starting from the youngest age to whenever you were done with all that.
13:4413 minutes, 44 secondsSo even before Talmud, we in elementary school, you would learn different stories about the Torah. And one story that comes to mind is we were taught
13:5313 minutes, 53 secondsthat when God wanted to give the Torah, he came to the nations of the earth and he first came to one of the nations and he
14:0214 minutes, 2 secondssaid, "Would you like the Torah?" And they said, "Well, what's in it?" And God says, "Do not murder." And then that nation said, "Oh, no. That's not for us.
14:1214 minutes, 12 secondsDo not steal. that's not for us and so on and so forth. And eventually the Jews were willing to receive the Torah. And
14:2014 minutes, 20 secondsbaked baked into that program is a very simple idea. The nations of the world are murderers, adulterers, thieves, and
14:2914 minutes, 29 secondswe are not. And that starts well before you even approach the Talmud. And those are the kinds of stories that that you
14:3814 minutes, 38 secondsbuild your your foundational understanding on in religious schools.
14:4314 minutes, 43 secondsAs you get into the Talmud, the Talmud is such a vast vast vast, you know, array of writing and most of it is
14:5214 minutes, 52 secondsritualistic and legalistic, but in it are also many differentiations between Jews and non-Jews. Some of which are
15:0115 minutes, 1 secondrelatively innocuous other than the fact that it's creating the differentiation between the Jew and the non-Jew. And then some of them are are more
15:0915 minutes, 9 secondsinsidious. And the thing is when you're learning about, you know, do you save a Jewish life on Shabbat? Yes or no. Do you save a non-Jewish life on Shabbat?
15:1815 minutes, 18 secondsYes or no. You start to learn these things in a in a very simplistic way. And it
15:2515 minutes, 25 secondsjust becomes a part of how how you study these things. So it goes without saying that we ask the question, do you save a non-Jewish life on Shabbat? Yes or no?
15:3515 minutes, 35 secondsAnd why?
15:3715 minutes, 37 secondsAnd when you just study these things in in such a simple way, there's no doubt in the mind of somebody who's sitting and devoting and studying that this is a
15:4615 minutes, 46 secondsa part of the fra of the moral framework and the moral foundation of what you're studying. And then you could go a little
15:5315 minutes, 53 secondsbit deeper, which is from the Talmudic perspective, there are some things that Jewish people are
16:0016 minutesobligated to do for a non-Jew, not because it is morally the correct thing to do, but because if we don't do it,
16:0916 minutes, 9 secondsthere will be hostility towards the Jews. And that always bothered me because what you're essentially saying
16:1616 minutes, 16 secondsthere as a moral framework that your obligation towards non-Jews is not because they are equal. It's because
16:2416 minutes, 24 secondswe're afraid that if they knew that we weren't obligated, they would turn against us. When the Jewish people were,
16:3316 minutes, 33 secondslet's say, externally not as powerful or seemingly not as powerful, that moral framework can can seem normal. But the
16:4216 minutes, 42 secondsproblem is when the when when the tables turned and the Jewish people have power, all of the sudden that moral foundation
16:5016 minutes, 50 secondsgets exposed that there is a fundamental inequality. And when you're no longer afraid of the hostility of the world
16:5916 minutes, 59 secondsbecause you have power, all of the sudden this idea can become very very dangerous and exposed for what it is.
Chapter 5: Weaponized Trauma: Unpacking the Victimhood Mentality
17:0817 minutes, 8 secondsHow about the victimhood mentality? I know you touched base a little bit of they're always focused on certain events that only pertain to themselves. Let
17:1717 minutes, 17 secondstalk about the victimhood mentality because that's evident in that society and most Jews around the world. There is
17:2517 minutes, 25 secondsalways this we are the only victims in the world and the whole world owes an apology even though atrocities have been
17:3317 minutes, 33 secondsdone to every group of people around the world. So tell me a little bit about the victimhood.
17:3817 minutes, 38 secondsWell, growing up, every Passover, we say for every generation, they rise up
17:4417 minutes, 44 secondsagainst us to destroy us. And so, going back thousands of years before before
17:5317 minutes, 53 secondsthe Holocaust, before the Inquisition, there was always a builtin idea that we
18:0118 minutes, 1 secondare always the victim and somebody is always out to destroy us. And psychologically that creates a hyperfocused
18:0918 minutes, 9 secondsa hyperfocused ability to take in information and always look for the threat. And so that starts from these
18:1718 minutes, 17 secondsancient rituals that we repeat every single year. And then fast forward to this founding of the state of Israel and
18:2618 minutes, 26 secondsposth holocaust where the idea that we're the victim is ingrained into
18:3418 minutes, 34 secondsour very fabric. So we're starting to live and breathe the never again mentality from the time we're born. And
18:4018 minutes, 40 secondswhen you go to in high school, we went to the death camps in in Poland. And
18:4718 minutes, 47 secondsthat's where they fuse the idea of the eternal victim with becoming an IDF soldier. So you need to be an IDF
18:5518 minutes, 55 secondssoldier and you need to go out in order to protect us from never being the victim again. And it's become something
19:0219 minutes, 2 secondsthat's so so potent because it's also fused with never forgive, right? So now you live in this mentality of everybody wants to destroy us. Never forgive.
19:1419 minutes, 14 secondsNever forget. And we never stop to ask the question if this program in our own
19:2119 minutes, 21 secondsnervous systems of always thinking that everybody's out to destroy us is also starting to create the very situation that we fear because we're starting to
19:2919 minutes, 29 secondsembody a certain way of being which is the eternal victim who now has a lot of power.
19:3619 minutes, 36 secondsYeah. I mean the more they behave this way the more the world will hate them.
19:4119 minutes, 41 secondsRight. because it sounds like they're schizophrenic and it's everything is out there to get them and um we have to do
19:5019 minutes, 50 secondswhat we have to do so we can survive even though if we have to unal alive 100,000 childrens around the world just
19:5919 minutes, 59 secondsso we can save our children it's a recipe for disaster now let's talk about
20:0620 minutes, 6 secondswhat is a Jew according to me today a person who claims to be a Jew is just a
20:1420 minutes, 14 secondsperson who's following the man-made religion of Judaism. And that can go in so many different ways from rabbanic
20:2320 minutes, 23 secondsJudaism, Talmudic rabbanic Judaism, Torah only Judaism, atheistic
20:3120 minutes, 31 secondsJudaism, cabalistic Judaism. There's it just it goes all over the place. And to me, anybody can be a follower of that
20:4120 minutes, 41 secondsreligion or per se convert into that, which does not make them
20:4820 minutes, 48 secondsdate back to a lineage from the Judeans of Judea, which is what I believe are the Palestinians. So tell me what is
Chapter 6: The Hierarchy: How Judaism Categorizes People
20:5620 minutes, 56 secondswhat is a Jew according to you when you were young? what was considered and who was considered a Jew and who was not
21:0521 minutes, 5 secondsconsidered a Jew? Not today. Kind of like when you were born in that world.
21:1021 minutes, 10 secondsGreat. That's a great question because today we're in the Tower of Babel. It's almost imposs trying to make sense of all of this. Well, growing up, if your
21:1921 minutes, 19 secondsmother was a Jew, you you are a Jew.
21:2521 minutes, 25 secondsThat was the a pretty a pretty simple black and white category.
21:3021 minutes, 30 secondsAnd of course if somebody converted they would be considered Jewish but the baseline is the the ra is the is the
21:3821 minutes, 38 secondsrace through the mother. So how can they trace their lineage? Because for example
21:4521 minutes, 45 secondsI can trace my great great grandpa beyond that it's a blurry line
21:5221 minutes, 52 secondsright but according to this group of people they can tribe their lineage lineage to the tribe of Judah or
22:0122 minutes, 1 secondBenjamin because they believe that's where these people come from while they can be white Ethiopian
22:0922 minutes, 9 secondsAsian American Polish Russian Russian, Argentinian,
22:1522 minutes, 15 secondsand everybody says we come historically, our ancestors are from that land, but
22:2222 minutes, 22 secondsnone of them look the same. So, how is it like how is that seen in the
22:3022 minutes, 30 secondsJewish community between an Ashkenazi Jew, an Arab Jew that they call Mizrai
22:3722 minutes, 37 secondsbecause they want to take the word Arab out, a Spanish Jew that they say, an Ethiopian Jew, a Kushi as they say.
22:4722 minutes, 47 secondsHow is that looked upon in the Jewish community with all the differences of the racial differences within the ethnic identity?
22:5722 minutes, 57 secondsWell, then then it comes back to the religion. If you are in adherent of the religion and if you are of the faith and
23:0423 minutes, 4 secondsthen your mother is Jewish, you're you can tr they would argue that you can trace it all the way back and we've been
23:1223 minutes, 12 secondscarrying on this religion every generation and passing it down and I don't think people stop to ask the question that you're asking.
23:2223 minutes, 22 secondsWhat's the hierarchy of the classes of people, the Israelis, as far as race or sex, who's considered
23:3223 minutes, 32 secondssuperior and who's considered inferior within that community?
23:3723 minutes, 37 secondsIt's a good question. And I would say that well as time goes by there's an attempt to there's an attempt to have
23:4423 minutes, 44 secondsthe melting pot and to just and to kind of blur all of the lines which I think is happening with time.
23:5223 minutes, 52 secondsBut in Israel you know traditionally or historically the the white Ashkanazi Jews the
24:0024 minutesfounders of the state held a lot of the power for many many years. They were the inroup.
24:0824 minutes, 8 secondsAnd we could see even historically as other groups arrived to Israel, they were often deeply deeply dehumanized and
24:1724 minutes, 17 secondsdegraded by by the ruling elite. So the the Arab Jews that were coming were not very wellreceived.
24:2724 minutes, 27 secondsAnd with time that changed, but you'd mentioned the Ethiopian Jews, for example. So in Israel, e the Ethiopians
24:3724 minutes, 37 secondswere well, not only deeply degraded when they came, but the Rabinate didn't necessarily even consider them Jewish.
24:4424 minutes, 44 secondsAnd then you might have Russian Jews that moved to Israel that are very often or a very large percentage of them are not considered Jewish at all according
24:5324 minutes, 53 secondsto to the the Rabinade and according to the state. So, Israel will take in bodies in order to extract taxes from
25:0325 minutes, 3 secondsand send them to the army and give them a rifle, but they won't consider them Jewish enough to get married in Israel.
25:1025 minutes, 10 secondsSo, within Israel, you have people that are useful to the project, but not considered Jewish for full for full civil integration into society.
25:2125 minutes, 21 secondsSo it's hard for me to put a an exact hierarchy, but the entire nature of the society is deeply deeply fragmented at
25:2925 minutes, 29 secondsits core. Deeply fragmented and other than the project itself or other than the the constant hits of of violence is has a lot of disunityity.
25:4025 minutes, 40 secondsHow about the this propaganda by the evangelical Zionists
25:4725 minutes, 47 secondscreating something called a messianic Jew which the term is an oxymoron because they do believe in Mashiach Messiah.
25:5625 minutes, 56 secondsObviously they believe in two Messiahs Messiah Ben Yoseseph and Mashiach Ben Davidid. Now they call that the
26:0626 minutes, 6 secondsso-called Jews that found the Messiah Jesus as they call him Yeshua which is
26:1226 minutes, 12 secondsnot his name but um how much did you know about the Messianic Jews before when you were in that let's call it cult
26:2126 minutes, 21 secondsand now when you hear messianic Jew that these people are clinging to their
26:2826 minutes, 28 secondsJewish traditions with the kipah and all these things that don't even come from the Torah.
26:3426 minutes, 34 secondsHow do you know much about the Messianic Jew movement?
26:3826 minutes, 38 secondsMm- I I actually don't know much. I didn't hear about them and and don't know much today. Yeah, it's a very interesting
26:4626 minutes, 46 secondsmovement that started in America in the 70s and that's where it turns to Jews for Jesus and Christians United for
26:5526 minutes, 55 secondsIsrael with John Haggy and these Antichrist uh pastors, you know. So,
27:0327 minutes, 3 secondsyeah, they say that these are people that were Jews that found Christ. So, they're not Christians. They're Messianic Jews. Mhm.
27:1127 minutes, 11 secondsAnd I'm like, well, does that make Peter, Paul, John, and everybody else that found Jesus as a Masonic Jew? No.
27:1827 minutes, 18 secondsThey're called little Christ Christian.
27:2127 minutes, 21 secondsSo, yeah, it's something I just wanted to see if you know much about it. But, um, if not, then let's move on to the next portion.
27:3027 minutes, 30 secondsWell, a few questions first. Who is Amalecch? Amalecch is the eternal enemy.
Chapter 7: Who is Amalek? The Dangerous Theology of Perpetual War
27:3927 minutes, 39 secondsthe eternal eternal enemy that is always seeking to destroy us.
27:4627 minutes, 46 secondsAnd so if you were to ask a if you were to ask a Jew today, Amalecch is a person outside of us. And biblically speaking,
27:5527 minutes, 55 secondsit was a nation that attacked the Jewish people or the Israelites, pardon me, that attacked the Israelites as they were leaving Egypt when they were weak, tired, and weary.
28:0728 minutes, 7 secondsAnd the commandment is to destroy all
28:1328 minutes, 13 secondsremnant of Amalik. And in contemporary Jewish thought, Amalikch is an entity
28:2128 minutes, 21 secondsthat exists outside of us that we need to that we can try to associate or try to map somebody on the outside to Amalecch and then seek to destroy them.
28:3228 minutes, 32 secondsSo in the case of Gaza, you can have politicians saying that the pe that the that the Gazins are Amalecch and it is
28:4028 minutes, 40 secondsour biblical duty to destroy them uh women and children. And actually the the
28:4828 minutes, 48 secondsarmy preparatory yeshiva that I went to, I recall there was there was a lecture in which you know we map the Palestinians onto the eternal Amalikch.
29:0029 minutesThough if you were to ask me with my understanding today, AML is actually a part of ourselves. That very tendency to
29:0929 minutes, 9 secondsseek out and destroy every woman and child that exists in the heart of every person. The problem is when you project it and you think it exists on the
29:1629 minutes, 16 secondsoutside, you become it. And that's what we're that's what we're seeing. That's what we're seeing today.
29:2229 minutes, 22 secondsYeah. I think everybody who doesn't agree with them is Amalikch. Now Iranians are Amalikch. tomorrow maybe it's the Turkish people or whoever is
29:3229 minutes, 32 secondsjust does not stand with them you know they called the Germans Amalik they called the Romans Amalech they and I'm like these people are just love to fight
29:4029 minutes, 40 secondsold testament wars that have been already done and God was trying to bring salvation through these different groups
29:4829 minutes, 48 secondsof people right that always rebelled against God and that's just the story of man but they just want to take things
29:5529 minutes, 55 secondsout of context and plug them where it fits their narrative and say, "Yeah, destroy the Amalech." And I'm like, I believe they're the Amalikch and they're destroying themselves in the process.
30:0630 minutes, 6 secondsWell, that's because and that's where the projection comes in because everybody in their own ego wants to imagine that when they're reading the Bible that they're at the center of it
30:1430 minutes, 14 secondsand everything is happening to them rather than understanding that the that the Bible and these sacred texts are mirrors that are offering them the
30:2230 minutes, 22 secondsopportunity to look at themselves. But it's very uncomfortable to look at yourself and realize that the amalch may exist in you after all. And so it's easier to project.
30:3330 minutes, 33 secondsYou think it's with that group of people? Is it pride?
30:3830 minutes, 38 secondsIs it pride that stops them from from that process? There's there's no like for them to
30:4730 minutes, 47 secondsbe boasting of their crimes and thinking they're above the law and that they're better than all the
30:5430 minutes, 54 secondsother nations and they're the children of light and it's just like in everything they do even when they go as tourists to other countries they behave
31:0431 minutes, 4 secondslike uh everybody is like entitlement right what where where is that stems from because to me that's pride and the
31:1331 minutes, 13 secondspride comes from the enemy. But I want to hear it from your end.
31:1631 minutes, 16 secondsI think I think a different word might be a form of entitlement.
31:2131 minutes, 21 secondsThough I don't believe that the people that that hold that entitlement can see it. So when I was in it, I did have this
31:3031 minutes, 30 secondsI I had the belief that I could be doing the world a that by destroying the Palestinians, I could be doing the world
31:3931 minutes, 39 secondsa favor. the world will thank me for ridding ridding the humanity of this
31:4831 minutes, 48 secondscancer or ridding humanity of this of the human waste. And so it's deeper than just being entitled or privileged or
31:5631 minutes, 56 secondshaving pride because from inside of it, you don't you don't see it that way. You really you really do believe in this
32:0432 minutes, 4 secondsidea of chosenness and this idea of being part of salvation and your entire identity is built up on how much good we
32:1432 minutes, 14 secondsdo the world and look at how look at all the amazing things and look at the Nobel prizes that we won and look at at how we
32:2232 minutes, 22 secondsgrow trees and we're repopulating the bees and you could have all of these things that you're that they drip that
32:3032 minutes, 30 secondshow how important and good you are. You start to believe it, but it's happening from such a young age that there's it's not something that you even grow into.
32:4132 minutes, 41 secondsIt's something that you're that you're raised believing. So, it's hard for you to take in any any information to the contrary or to even see yourself in the mirror.
32:5032 minutes, 50 secondsHow about the Israeli army as they brand themselves, you know, Israeli defense because obviously everything they do is defensive to them.
32:5932 minutes, 59 secondsUh tell me were you were you a soldier?
Chapter 8: From the Frontlines: My Experience as an IDF Soldier
33:0333 minutes, 3 secondsSo tell me about that knowing that you're about to be 18 to join the army.
33:1133 minutes, 11 secondsUh how was it like before you joined during and after?
33:1733 minutes, 17 secondsSo preparation from the army for preparation for the army really begins again at birth. The society is hyper
33:2633 minutes, 26 secondshypermilitarized and I would say that essentially the core of Israeli identity is the
33:3433 minutes, 34 secondsmilitary. Outside the cohesion of the military, there really isn't much that that that can really keep society
33:4333 minutes, 43 secondstogether. And it it'll start from the fact that you see soldiers everywhere all of the time and your brother your
33:5133 minutes, 51 secondsfriends have brothers in the army and they come home with their guns and you get to look at their gun and play with
33:5833 minutes, 58 secondsit and and even though Israelis love to project and say look at the kids in Gaza they they're they're militarizing them.
34:0734 minutes, 7 secondsIsrael does the same thing. It starts from, you know, their military uh parades and shows on Independence Day
34:1634 minutes, 16 secondsand really preparing kids to idealize being a soldier. And then as you move into high school, you're starting to get
34:2534 minutes, 25 secondsready physically for the army. You're starting to get invitations to different units. You start the sorting process to
34:3234 minutes, 32 secondsgo into the military. And that becomes an exciting social game that everybody's playing. Where did
34:4034 minutes, 40 secondsyou get invited to? Ah, you went to that test, that interview. And then you're doing the chin-ups with your friends.
34:4834 minutes, 48 secondsAnd then you go to you go to Poland and you go to the death camps and then you you know you fuse more of your identity
34:5634 minutes, 56 secondsinto the military and then you take it to the next level and you go to the army preparatory school where now you're
35:0435 minutes, 4 secondsyou're really merging the theology and really getting ready to go to the army.
35:0935 minutes, 9 secondsAll of this is it turns it into a holy, sacred,
35:1735 minutes, 17 secondsexciting fulfillment of destiny.
35:2235 minutes, 22 secondsAnd you get to be now after all of these years of persecution,
35:3035 minutes, 30 secondsyou get to be the defender of the Jewish people. And it feels transcendent.
35:3835 minutes, 38 secondsThat's one way to describe it. It's to create this feeling of purpose and transcendence.
35:4535 minutes, 45 secondsMind you, it took me about a year into the army for the entire illusion to to shatter for me. Maybe not for others,
35:5335 minutes, 53 secondsbut so I was a tank commander. And in many ways, and this is really the the Holy Spirit guiding me, there was
36:0236 minutes, 2 secondssomething inside of me that never wanted to go out not to the Gaza border and not to any of the borders to do the the
36:0936 minutes, 9 secondsoperational work. Something inside me said stay and train soldiers. So, I spent most of my service training uh new
36:1736 minutes, 17 secondsrecruits essentially was was the work that I did. And while I was in it, I was very gung-ho for the first for the first year or so.
36:2836 minutes, 28 secondsAnd I was sent to officer school one year into into my service.
36:3536 minutes, 35 secondsOn my first day in officer school, they gave us a little booklet and we were supposed to essentially learn the book
36:4236 minutes, 42 secondsby heart. And in this book was a lot of nationalistic essentially propaganda. You had to remember who were
36:5036 minutes, 50 secondsall the chief of staffs, who were all the presidents, who were all the prime ministers, the Israeli version of all of the wars.
36:5836 minutes, 58 secondsAnd as I was reading through it, trying to memorize the chief of staffs, I said to myself, what?
37:0837 minutes, 8 secondsThere was a part of me that rejected this propaganda that I needed to idealize the former soldiers that came before me. putting putting on the
37:1737 minutes, 17 secondspresidents, prime ministers, and chief of staffs on some sort of pedestal to me felt it. I mean, to me that it's a form
37:2637 minutes, 26 secondsof idol worship because I don't believe that that there's any value in remembering what president did what just for the sake of having a national
37:3437 minutes, 34 secondsidentity. It wasn't a part of my identity. And so on the first day of officer school, I realized this is not for me and I quit.
37:4237 minutes, 42 secondsSo when you're in it, for me, there was a really big dis a form of disillusioning that that occurred. But most people are excited to go out.
37:5337 minutes, 53 secondsThey're excited to fight. They want to get sent out into the operational units.
37:5837 minutes, 58 secondsThey want to be in the tanks. They want to be on the border. They want to shoot the cannon. They want to take part in the raids. They want to take part in the patrols.
38:0738 minutes, 7 secondsYou know, that's what that's what we're here to do.
38:1038 minutes, 10 secondsFor the most part though, I think that most people would say that they don't enjoy it, that it's not a fun exp that it's not a good experience or not a fun
38:1838 minutes, 18 secondsexperience. And people will say, "No, I had a great time, the cohesion." But I would say that the day-to-day is not
38:2538 minutes, 25 secondsit's not a great environment. And the whole purpose of it is to slowly, the way that I experienced it was
38:3338 minutes, 33 secondsto take 18-year-old, 19year-old kids, take them through a process of breaking them down psychologically back to the
38:4238 minutes, 42 secondspoint where they're six-year-olds. So, working with new recruits, my understanding was that these 19-year-old kids revert back to being six years old.
38:5238 minutes, 52 secondsAnd the idea is to train them and mold them from this space of now being a six-year-old. So working with new
39:0039 minutesrecruits, I would have a lot of soldiers that would wet the bed. And this is it's not for them to blame. It's not the
39:0739 minutes, 7 secondsIsraeli diaper forces. That's not what's happening. This is a deep, deep process of breaking a 19-year-old down and
39:1539 minutes, 15 secondshaving a fellow 19-year-old tell him what to do, when he can do it, needing to ask permission to go to the bathroom.
39:2339 minutes, 23 secondsAnd this process breaks people, and then when they return back to being a 5-year-old or a six-year-old who need to
39:3039 minutes, 30 secondstake orders, now you can start getting them to understand that, you know, what
39:3639 minutes, 36 secondswe say, you do. And from that place you send them out into the operational units
39:4439 minutes, 44 secondswith the propaganda with the gung-ho rahrah military camaraderie.
39:5139 minutes, 51 secondsEven though what I was always seeing in the military was a fundamental things made so little sense and you were
40:0040 minutesstill forced to go along with with total stupidity. But that's part of the process, right?
40:0640 minutes, 6 secondshow things can be ridiculous, make no sense at all, but you still need to go along with it because that's just the way things are.
40:1440 minutes, 14 secondsSo, they pretty much were sent like zombies.
40:2040 minutes, 20 secondsI mean, there's a sense of turning people into into automatons, but that even that happens by the time you you've
40:2840 minutes, 28 secondsgotten to the army, you've already had 18 years of indoctrination of turning you into an automaton. that this is just a cherry on top.
Chapter 9: The Draft: How Every Israeli Serves the Zionist Project
40:3640 minutes, 36 secondsSo, who's a citizen and who's a soldier in Isra?
40:4240 minutes, 42 secondsWell, most people are soldiers of the project would be the higher level answer. And even if everyone is not necessarily a
40:5140 minutes, 51 secondssoldier in the military, everybody ultimately serves the project.
40:5740 minutes, 57 secondsSo while most citizens might have been soldiers at some point and that's not to say that most people have committed have
41:0541 minutes, 5 secondscommitted a crime a specific crime and you know obviously the project itself is a crime but it's also really important to drill down to
41:1441 minutes, 14 secondsthe human level right most people are not necessarily pulling a trigger or doing anything but they are contributing to the project so I'd actually answer
41:2241 minutes, 22 secondsyou on a deeper level which is every single person in Israel that is participating in the system is a soldier
41:3141 minutes, 31 secondsof the system whether they believe in the ideology or not. And I've been writing about this um I've been writing
41:3841 minutes, 38 secondsa piece about this specific topic which is you can take a group that doesn't serve in the military like the ultraorththodox.
41:4641 minutes, 46 secondsAnd even though the ultraorththodox do not serve in the military and they may not even ide they ideologically
41:5441 minutes, 54 secondsmight not even consider themselves Zionists but they have members of the parliament.
41:5941 minutes, 59 secondsThey receive benefits. they receive exemptions and in return I mean the whole thing is built on the extraction
42:0842 minutes, 8 secondsof the Palestinians whether or not they're soldiers or not because they're benefiting from the entire system of extraction.
42:1542 minutes, 15 secondsAnd so the system would like to create the illusion of people to say, "Hey, maybe I'm not a Zionist or I don't
42:2242 minutes, 22 secondsbelieve in this or maybe I actually conscientiously object to this government or that government or I'm prob."
42:3042 minutes, 30 secondsAll of that is an illusion because it's a system of occupation and oppression that's built on extraction and everyone
42:3742 minutes, 37 secondsis participating in one way or another because everybody is receiving the benefits whether they want to look at what the cost is or not.
42:4742 minutes, 47 secondsI got you. So you served for one year then you quit. Oh I served for three years.
42:5442 minutes, 54 secondsOkay. Uh the first year was was my the beginning of my service through becoming
43:0143 minutes, 1 seconda commander and then I quit officer school one year in and served for another two years as a commander.
43:0843 minutes, 8 secondsOkay. And men serve three years, women serve two. Yes.
43:1243 minutes, 12 secondsOkay. So let's move on to the second portion of finding Christ. So
43:2043 minutes, 20 secondstell me and you can share all the details you would like from waking up to the propaganda,
Chapter 10: The Breaking Point: Rejecting Judaism for Jesus Christ
43:2843 minutes, 28 secondswaking up to Zionism, Judaism, the rejection of Jesus Christ, which is what the whole religion is based off of.
43:3843 minutes, 38 secondsLoopholes in anything just not to accept Jesus. That's how I look at it. And to you finding the true Messiah, Jesus
43:4643 minutes, 46 secondsChrist, the son of son of God. Tell me about your whole journey with that.
43:5243 minutes, 52 secondsWell, I grew up in a home where we had a vast library and the two main topics in
43:5843 minutes, 58 secondsthe library were Zionism and Jesus and the Jews.
44:0444 minutes, 4 secondsAnd so from a very very young age, Jesus was floating in my field of awareness. though the entire premise of
44:1344 minutes, 13 secondsit was the rejection of Jesus, the hostility towards Jesus and at a systems
44:2144 minutes, 21 secondslevel the understanding that Jesus actually represented true and ultimate
44:2744 minutes, 27 secondsevil. So within within the circles that I grew up in, Jesus would often be equated to Hitler.
44:3844 minutes, 38 secondsAnd that was kind of the basis of of my entire experience.
44:4344 minutes, 43 secondsAnd without going into the full aspect of my own personal human reckoning, I went down on a journey of of personal
44:5244 minutes, 52 secondsreckoning of looking at all of the the sins and transgressions and all of the
45:0045 minuteshorrible things that I've ever done and bringing them to light and confessing to all of the people that I hurt with the
45:0845 minutes, 8 secondstruth of what it is that I had done. And in that journey, I buried myself completely naked, put myself out there,
45:1645 minutes, 16 secondswent through this process of surrendering. And at this point, I'd already understood Jesus as a character
45:2345 minutes, 23 secondswho was not what I thought he was at this point. At this point, I was kind of on a spiritual journey and and I
45:3045 minutes, 30 secondsunderstood the truth of the different prophets and the truth of the different traditions.
45:3745 minutes, 37 secondsAnd as I went down this process of total surrendering, confession, just losing everything and having my entire universe
45:4545 minutes, 45 secondsturned upside down, I realized that I needed to go on this journey of self forgiveness. And I knew that I couldn't
45:5445 minutes, 54 secondscontrol whether other people forgive me or not for all the things that I had done to hurt them. But there was still the part of me that couldn't tr fully
46:0146 minutes, 1 secondmake sense of of or truly get to the other side of forgiving myself for all the things that I had done. And I found
46:0946 minutes, 9 secondsmyself still collapsing into the guilt, into the shame, into this version of myself that that that did these things,
46:1946 minutes, 19 secondsbut I I already knew that the version that did these things was not the version that came clean. But I still would collapse into the guilt and into
46:2746 minutes, 27 secondsthe shame. And as I was really deepening into this process, I started having well complete, you know, these direct
46:3546 minutes, 35 secondsexperiences and understandings of the nature of the nature of salvation. The understanding
46:4446 minutes, 44 secondsthat, you know, in the eyes of in the eyes of the divine, I am the child. And just like I understand that when my children,
46:5246 minutes, 52 secondsthere's nothing that my children can do that certainly as children or mistakes that my children can make that aren't already forgiven because they're my
47:0147 minutes, 1 secondchildren. I love them, right? They can do bad things, but they're already forgiven. They don't need to. They've never exited that state in the first
47:0847 minutes, 8 secondsplace. And I started having just the direct understanding and experience of what grace truly means. the idea that
47:1647 minutes, 16 secondsyou're already forgiven and that the version that committed the transgression is not the version today. And when you truly internalize what that means, if
47:2547 minutes, 25 secondsyou've truly gone down that version of atonement, of taking up your cross, of going through your own crucifixion
47:3347 minutes, 33 secondsjourney, that that's available to you right here and right now. And the crux of it was growing up, the idea of the
47:4147 minutes, 41 secondsMessiah was an external figure. It's somebody who is going to come in the future and as we understood it, it was
47:5047 minutes, 50 secondsgoing to be a political figure. So we there was this belief that somehow somebody outside of me was going to come
47:5847 minutes, 58 secondsand save me in the future. He was going to wage the wars. He was going to be, you know, establish all of these earthly
48:0648 minutes, 6 secondsinstitutions. And there was always something there that didn't quite make sense to me because the idea that somebody on the outside
48:1448 minutes, 14 secondswas coming to save me was kind of preposterous given what it is my lived experience of this planet was. I understood that the responsibility lies
48:2148 minutes, 21 secondsin me. The responsibility can't be outside of me. And at a at a deeper metaphysical level, I understood that
48:3048 minutes, 30 secondsthe Messiah is an eternal omnipresent energy or an eternal omnipresent existence. Right before Abraham, I am
48:4048 minutes, 40 secondsbecause this potential for salvation exists in every given moment. And it's
48:4748 minutes, 47 secondsalways existed and it's always been here. And I understood Jesus as representing this exact idea. He's
48:5748 minutes, 57 secondsalways been here and he always will be here and he's been accessible to us now.
49:0249 minutes, 2 secondsAnd the kingdom of heaven is within and it's now. And once that happened, once I
49:0849 minutes, 8 secondsrealized that not only did not only did he come, he's always been here and I in him are one. I am in you and you are in
49:1649 minutes, 16 secondsme. Whereas I am in the father, you are in me and I am in you. The whole thing
49:2349 minutes, 23 secondscollapsed into that instant knowing in in the present and well once you see you can't unsee.
49:3249 minutes, 32 secondsWow, what a beautiful testimony. So what uh made you want to dive into the
49:4049 minutes, 40 secondskadesha the new testament the so I had mentioned that ear kind of
49:4749 minutes, 47 secondsearlier in the in the in the spiritual journey I already recognized oh okay Jesus isn't what I thought he was
49:5649 minutes, 56 secondsum all of the characters all of these figures aren't what I thought they were and I had this the the capacity to
50:0350 minutes, 3 secondsaccept him as you know as a great It was only when I was really really
50:1050 minutes, 10 secondsgoing through the, you know, the the personal crucifixion journey that I picked up a I picked up a New Testament and started reading.
50:1950 minutes, 19 secondsAnd my rejection of rabbitic Judaism actually goes back to my childhood. I
50:2650 minutes, 26 secondswas about four or five years old when I saw through rabbitic Judaism and started
50:3350 minutes, 33 secondsrejecting it. It started with breaking the Shabbat.
50:3850 minutes, 38 secondsUh as a four or 5-year-old, I would turn the lights on, even though you're not allowed to use electricity when nobody was looking. And later, I wouldn't wear
50:4850 minutes, 48 secondsthe seat seat garment if nobody was checking. though the adults around me would kind of would, you know, come and like look into my shirt. And I had so
50:5650 minutes, 56 secondsmuch trauma from that experience of somebody coming and take looking peering down my shirt and and just that feeling
51:0551 minutes, 5 secondsof just the feeling of being violated.
51:0951 minutes, 9 secondsAnd as as Jesus uses the term the corban, right, the corban is the essence
51:1751 minutes, 17 secondsof the loophole that makes us not look at what is clearly right, just
51:2351 minutes, 23 secondsmoral or even just obvious or rational and finding a loophole around it.
51:3051 minutes, 30 secondsI started I I saw all through all of this from a young age. So all of the loopholes I would I would wonder how is
51:3751 minutes, 37 secondsit that we lend with interest when it clearly says that one of the worst transgressions in the world is lending
51:4451 minutes, 44 secondswith interest. Why is it that it says that we can't keep bread in our home on Passover, but we keep the bread at home
51:5251 minutes, 52 secondson Passover and sell it to a non-Jew on paper? I said we're completely
51:5951 minutes, 59 secondscompletely doing these mental gymnastics in order to avoid in order to to to
52:0952 minutes, 9 secondsperformatively do these things that made no sense to me. So I actually my departure from
52:1652 minutes, 16 secondsrabbitic Judaism occurred from a very young age and I actually hid it until my mid20s. In my previous marriage, I
52:2552 minutes, 25 secondsentered into the marriage externally being a religious Jewish man while not
52:3252 minutes, 32 secondsbelieving any of it fundamentally inside. But the social cohesion, the the familial cost, all of these things are
52:4152 minutes, 41 secondsso great that they keep you in this in this thing.
52:4452 minutes, 44 secondsBut once I picked up the gospel, I realized, oh, this is everything that I've been trying to articulate my entire life. And this is the map. This is the
52:5452 minutes, 54 secondsblueprint. This explains everything that I saw and everything that I'm seeing, whether it's rabbitic Judaism and Zionism and everything all together at once.
53:0553 minutes, 5 secondsWow. How many of the Israeli people you think are try to look religious from the outside but inside are dead and don't believe any of this nonsense?
53:1853 minutes, 18 secondsGreat, great question. And I would say more than some people
53:2653 minutes, 26 secondsmany I would say many many people wouldn't admit this to themselves.
53:3353 minutes, 33 secondsAnd I know that because I experienced it. And you think it's fear?
53:3953 minutes, 39 secondsIt's fe a lot of it is fear because when your entire identity, your
53:4653 minutes, 46 secondslivelihood, your sense of purpose, your belonging, your community, when all of these things are so tied into it and
53:5553 minutes, 55 secondswhen you're the process of deconstructing this can literally feel figuratively feel like death because you
54:0454 minutes, 4 secondsneed to completely tear down every aspect of your ego. And this goes to the deepest aspects of our safety. Right? So
54:1254 minutes, 12 secondswhen you're operating from a from this existential fear, the fear of untangling it is
54:1954 minutes, 19 secondsexistential. It's the fe it it feels like death. And the programming is designed in such a way that the thought of going through a process of abandoning
54:2854 minutes, 28 secondsit is supposed to feel that costly in order to keep you locked in and perpetuating the system and perpetuating the ideology.
54:3854 minutes, 38 secondsHow much did it cost you to get out of that whole world?
54:4354 minutes, 43 secondsWell, nothing compared to what I gained on the other side, which is what I hope people will understand about leaving this process and what waits on the other
54:5154 minutes, 51 secondsside. But uh I had to essentially give up give up everything, you know, like I had to my entire all of my family have
54:5954 minutes, 59 secondsbeen have excommunicated me at the moment as they're kind of processing everything. So there's a sense of losing
55:0755 minutes, 7 secondsfamily, community, inheritance. You know, I I walked away from I walked away from money. I walked away from power. I
55:1555 minutes, 15 secondswalked away from privilege. And you know, and at the end of that process of death though, I was blessed blessed with
55:2355 minutes, 23 secondsthe opportunity of rebirth. And that that rebirth is is a a process and an
55:3255 minutes, 32 secondsexperience that you can't really explain to people with words. What is it like to to be reborn into a new reality?
55:4055 minutes, 40 secondsThat's what waits on the other side of the process. But you have to let everything go in order to to experience it. And then you can do this process
55:4755 minutes, 47 secondsover and over again because you know it keeps coming back and it keeps you know you you fall into the same patterns and you're in a new place but the same
55:5655 minutes, 56 secondsthings happen and you got to go and you do the rebirth process again and it's just as uncomfortable but it's like going to the gym. It becomes a muscle.
56:0456 minutes, 4 secondsBut you know the cost is the cost is on the one hand you think it's everything but it's nothing compared to what it is that opens up on the other side.
56:1456 minutes, 14 secondsThat's a good way to put it.
Chapter 11: Prophecy Inversion: The True Fulfillment of the Scriptures
56:1756 minutes, 17 secondsSo you see this uh war against Iran and all these rabbis are singing the
56:2556 minutes, 25 secondssame tune of ah Mashiach the Messiah is coming and they're all singing pretty much the
56:3256 minutes, 32 secondssame tune of oh this is fulfillment of prophecies they're celebrating the destruction of
56:4056 minutes, 40 secondswhat they believe is Israel and they're saying the Persian and they're going back to Esther and
56:4956 minutes, 49 secondsKaman and all this and Amalik and they're just infusing all these ideas together.
56:5556 minutes, 55 secondsUm, and then on top of all that, they're ethnic cleansing South Lebanon, try to
57:0257 minutes, 2 secondstake more land, still bombing Gaza, still attacking well settlers attacking the West Bank. Uh, there's so much going
57:1157 minutes, 11 secondson. And on top of all that, they're hinting for destroying the Dome of the Rock where the Axa mosque is, which will
57:2057 minutes, 20 secondsobviously bring so much peace when you destroy the third holiest place for Muslims.
57:2657 minutes, 26 secondsYou don't have to believe with what they practice, but why would you do that? So
57:3357 minutes, 33 secondsyou're seeing them already talking about the third temple which to me is antichrist
57:4057 minutes, 40 secondsthe sacrifi sacrific sacrificing the red heers which some people said they did a few or they rehearsed it whatever the
57:4757 minutes, 47 secondssituation is and the wailing wall which they go to
57:5457 minutes, 54 secondsthrust on and say that the shina is living the feminine deity of God and all this craziness.
58:0458 minutes, 4 secondsSo you're seeing all this manifesting and they try to fulfill what they believe are prophecies from Hashem, right? As they believe.
58:1358 minutes, 13 secondsWhat do you see amongst all this as one that was Jewish and now is a follower of
58:2158 minutes, 21 secondsChrist seeing the bigger picture? What are you seeing?
58:2658 minutes, 26 secondsWell, I see the fulfillment of prophecy, but the complete inversion of the roles.
58:3458 minutes, 34 secondsSo, the people that believe that the prophecy is fulfilling in its literal way are actually the ones that are on the opposite side of everything that's
58:4158 minutes, 41 secondshappening. My experience has been that once you discover that the temple is within,
58:5058 minutes, 50 secondsthe third temple is already built. It's already here. Once you understand that everything that you see on the outside world gets inverted and gets gets flipped.
59:0159 minutes, 1 secondThe to say where what you see is is is a really really big question.
59:1259 minutes, 12 secondsBut we're seeing we're seeing everything playing out. And I guess I could see what lies on the other end of it first and foremost which is we know what lies
59:1959 minutes, 19 secondson the other end of it. the truth will be revealed and you know we're going to arrive back at that unity but
59:2859 minutes, 28 secondsin the process there's just been an inversion of roles and once you see the third temple on the inside you could recognize that al axa already is the
59:3759 minutes, 37 secondsthird temple that's actually been my journey of seeing what is present before us right now in this moment
59:4559 minutes, 45 secondsbut you know they can they can do all of these perpetuate all of these things, but it's not going to lead to anything
59:5359 minutes, 53 secondsthat they think that it's going to lead to. And ultimately, you reap what you sow. And everything that's being put into the ground right now is just going
1:00:001 hourto come back and and is going to be paid due with with interest.
1:00:061 hour, 6 secondsAnd you know in these last stages this this attempt to expand outward and control
1:00:131 hour, 13 secondsthe material world and control the material domain and bring upon a material messiah and bring upon a political solution.
1:00:221 hour, 22 secondsIt's that last attempt to again try to control what is material and completely missing what is actually eternal and
1:00:301 hour, 30 secondsactually present. And you know, they're they're trying to stack up all of the wrong forms of treasures and all of the
1:00:381 hour, 38 secondstreasures and all of the stones and all of the pieces of land. None of this none of this has any any true meaning or any
1:00:471 hour, 47 secondstrue bearing. And the process of trying to achieve this is going to lead to an
1:00:541 hour, 54 secondsinsatiable desire. Because if you think that it ends with this stone, you're going to need another stone and you're
1:01:011 hour, 1 minute, 1 secondgoing to need another bank and you're going to need another piece of land. And it never ever ends. And this is the
1:01:081 hour, 1 minute, 8 secondscolonial mindset. Never ever being able to to see the beauty in what is present
1:01:161 hour, 1 minute, 16 secondsright now here with all people and all things. And if you can't see that, you're going to keep going in this
1:01:231 hour, 1 minute, 23 secondscomplete and total death spiral. And until you do the work to break that cycle, until you do the work to actually
1:01:321 hour, 1 minute, 32 secondsheal what is being perpetuated here at the root, you're going to keep going down this path infinitely shedding an infinite
1:01:401 hour, 1 minute, 40 secondsamount of blood causing an infinite amount of terror only to realize at the end that there is no there is no pot of gold at the end of this rainbow.
1:01:511 hour, 1 minute, 51 secondsI agree.
Chapter 12: Decolonization: The Path Beyond Zionism
1:01:531 hour, 1 minute, 53 secondsDo you think this is the last leg of the Zionist project?
1:02:021 hour, 2 minutes, 2 secondsI mean the way I see it, it's late very late stage collapse and it might be dev as it as it might be
1:02:101 hour, 2 minutes, 10 secondsdevastating. You know the inner process you know the inner process of discovering the Christ within is
1:02:171 hour, 2 minutes, 17 secondspainful. It's very, very painful. And my wife, her roots are from southern
1:02:241 hour, 2 minutes, 24 secondsLebanon. My wife's family is from southern Lebanon. And they've been displaced, uprooted. I'm experiencing this on on all sides of it.
1:02:361 hour, 2 minutes, 36 secondsAnd this process is the human the cost when you do it is great. And the cost when it happens collectively is great and it's painful to see.
1:02:471 hour, 2 minutes, 47 secondsAnd at the same time, I do see that it's in total late stage collapse. It's cracked on the inside. The core is failing.
1:02:571 hour, 2 minutes, 57 secondsAnd just like I wrote yesterday on the process of stars dying, many stars
1:03:041 hour, 3 minutes, 4 secondsbefore they die, once the core is already failing and the gravity can't hold the core intact anymore,
1:03:121 hour, 3 minutes, 12 secondsthey expand before the implosion. And what looks like more strength, more power, more is
1:03:211 hour, 3 minutes, 21 secondsactually the sign of the impending collapse. And the people on the inside are so afraid of what that means and
1:03:281 hour, 3 minutes, 28 secondswhat that looks like that they will hold on deeper and they will hold on tighter and they'll take everything on the outside as confirmation of what they
1:03:371 hour, 3 minutes, 37 secondsbelieve. They see the rockets coming in so they think everybody wants to destroy us so we need to do even more. And that creates again the cycle. Everything on
1:03:461 hour, 3 minutes, 46 secondsthe outside is confirming our belief. So we need to escalate which is going to create more pressure and the project
1:03:531 hour, 3 minutes, 53 secondsitself feeds off of this. And so the people on the inside right now are terrified. And you need to think of an
1:04:001 hour, 4 minutesanimal that's wounded and cornered is going to lash out in a in a in a way that is, you know, uncomfortable.
1:04:101 hour, 4 minutes, 10 secondsBut that this is the very very sign that it's cracking. And what my prayer is that each individual on the inside does
1:04:191 hour, 4 minutes, 19 secondsthe work to break the cycle and to stop giving energy to this thing. But it's it's in freef fall.
1:04:271 hour, 4 minutes, 27 secondsYeah. To stop feeding the monster.
1:04:311 hour, 4 minutes, 31 secondsSo let's see. Let's say that state is destroyed. The ruling the
1:04:401 hour, 4 minutes, 40 secondsruling of that state is destroyed and the ideology is destroyed and it's removed.
1:04:501 hour, 4 minutes, 50 secondsHow can we build back Palestine in the right way of coexistence how it
1:04:581 hour, 4 minutes, 58 secondswas before 1948 where whether you're Muslim, Christian or Jewish, you're entitled to pray as you please.
1:05:081 hour, 5 minutes, 8 secondscoexist, be equal, loving, respectful, and the ones that are
1:05:181 hour, 5 minutes, 18 secondsextremists can be in prison, and the ones that don't belong there can go back where they came from. But the ones that
1:05:241 hour, 5 minutes, 24 secondsare from there or neighboring countries that actually do follow Judaism,
1:05:341 hour, 5 minutes, 34 secondshopefully not Talmudic, more Torah, but you know what I'm saying? like how can that be established because
1:05:411 hour, 5 minutes, 41 secondsI it's hard to see hope because the Israelis are so brainwashed
1:05:491 hour, 5 minutes, 49 secondsand the treatment of that entity created hate from the Palestinians as well.
1:05:571 hour, 5 minutes, 57 secondsSo if that project collapses, what's the solution?
1:06:041 hour, 6 minutes, 4 secondsOr when when that collapses, what's the solution?
1:06:091 hour, 6 minutes, 9 secondsWell, I think this is where the conscious work of breaking cycles creates the shift in consciousness that's going to bring this is the
1:06:171 hour, 6 minutes, 17 secondsmessianic fulfillment, right? the true unity consciousness of all peoples being able to be share in this space as
1:06:261 hour, 6 minutes, 26 secondsequals. But that requires each individual to do the work. This is the work of decolonization.
1:06:341 hour, 6 minutes, 34 secondsThe work of decolonization is not saying, "Oh, everybody that wasn't here by for a certain year needs to get
1:06:401 hour, 6 minutes, 40 secondsshipped off." It's decolonizing the mind of each individual to understand that nobody owns land by divine right.
1:06:511 hour, 6 minutes, 51 secondsAnd only the people that understand what it means to share and to be stewards of a space together will will have the
1:07:001 hour, 7 minutesability to even exist there. I believe that people that don't have the capacity to understand what this means, they're
1:07:081 hour, 7 minutes, 8 secondsgoing to get spit out of the land, right? The once once people start doing this work and you're doing this work,
1:07:161 hour, 7 minutes, 16 secondsI'm I know many people that are already doing this work. So I'm actually really hopeful because I see the people who are understanding
1:07:241 hour, 7 minutes, 24 secondsthat if we just fall into the same cycle of violence, you know, we don't does anybody want to create a situation where in a hundred years the Palestinians
1:07:331 hour, 7 minutes, 33 secondsbecome the perpetrators and then what what have we what have we accomplished here? The Zionists are giving us the
1:07:411 hour, 7 minutes, 41 secondsgreatest greatest blessing in being able to see what a full turn of the cycle looks like so that they give us the
1:07:491 hour, 7 minutes, 49 secondsopportunity to break it. So I think that as as what is happening in reality becomes
1:07:561 hour, 7 minutes, 56 secondsharder and harder to deny, the mechanisms of denial are going to collapse. The scales are going to be
1:08:041 hour, 8 minutes, 4 secondslifted from people's eyes and people will go on a decolonization journey of owning the truth of taking
1:08:121 hour, 8 minutes, 12 secondsaccountability for the truth of understanding that we need to put aside the shame and the guilt because we're going to we're going I believe that
1:08:201 hour, 8 minutes, 20 secondswe're going to create permission structures that allow the people that have been a part of this to exit and understand that they're safe to go
1:08:291 hour, 8 minutes, 29 secondsthrough a process that they're not going to be killed. They're not going to be they're not going to be hung. The people that are truly going down this process of decolonization, there is an off-ramp.
1:08:401 hour, 8 minutes, 40 secondsI was extended the off-ramp, right? And I saw what happened on the other side.
1:08:451 hour, 8 minutes, 45 secondsIt's not what we think, right? We're taught to believe that when we go through this process that it means that we're going to be annihilated, that it
1:08:531 hour, 8 minutes, 53 secondsmeans that we're going to die. That's not what happens when you go through this journey. So the way that I see it is we're going to be going through true
1:09:021 hour, 9 minutes, 2 secondstruth and reconciliation processes, taking accountability, decolonizing our minds from the idea that one person can
1:09:101 hour, 9 minutes, 10 secondsdominate a person or that another person can be a means to our ends. And there will be a return to share stu shared
1:09:181 hour, 9 minutes, 18 secondsstewardship in this land. And ultimately it's not really in any of our control.
1:09:251 hour, 9 minutes, 25 secondsRight? This is this is how the divine plan happens. Our job ultimately is to
1:09:311 hour, 9 minutes, 31 secondsbe very present in our own work. And I think this also ties back to one of the
1:09:381 hour, 9 minutes, 38 secondsoriginal questions you asked me maybe before we spoke. But the holiest work that we can do is holding this
1:09:461 hour, 9 minutes, 46 secondsreflection of real love. the real work that exposes the people on the inside
1:09:541 hour, 9 minutes, 54 secondsfor what they are and allowing and allowing God to unfold the rest of the divine plan as it's going to unfold
1:10:031 hour, 10 minutes, 3 secondsbecause it's not in any of our individual controls. It's not that there's anything that we can do, but we can do our work, stand in truth, and be present as this process unfolds.
1:10:151 hour, 10 minutes, 15 secondsBeautifully said. Well, my last question before I let you go and you can say that how you would like.
Chapter 13: The True Messiah: Who Jesus Christ is to Me
1:10:241 hour, 10 minutes, 24 secondsWho is Jesus Christ al- M for you? And what would you like to tell every Jew and every Muslim and beyond that is watching this?
1:10:401 hour, 10 minutes, 40 secondsJesus was the is the purest reflection
1:10:461 hour, 10 minutes, 46 secondsof who we truly are and is the ultimate reflection and answer to
1:10:551 hour, 10 minutes, 55 secondsthe question what am I and
1:11:011 hour, 11 minutes, 1 secondanybody who goes on a journey of self-liberation is going to encounter Jesus in one way or another.
1:11:111 hour, 11 minutes, 11 secondsAnd it's beyond the name and it's beyond the words, but it is what all those seeking
1:11:211 hour, 11 minutes, 21 secondsself-liberation ultimately will meet within themselves. Wow. Wow.
1:11:301 hour, 11 minutes, 30 secondsYeah. I was saved five years ago and
1:11:381 hour, 11 minutes, 38 secondsI I believed in God. I was not walking with God in my life because I lost a sister when I was 17.
1:11:461 hour, 11 minutes, 46 secondsAnd that kind of broke me and made me get mad at God for taking my best
1:11:521 hour, 11 minutes, 52 secondsfriend, my sister. So I put God on the shelf. And when you do that, the enemy takes you in and gives you everything you want on this earth. the
1:12:001 hour, 12 minutesmaterialistic world. And um five years ago, he started knocking on the door.
1:12:091 hour, 12 minutes, 9 secondsThen three years ago or so, he broke broke me down to build me back up.
1:12:141 hour, 12 minutes, 14 secondsAnd uh he showed me the truth. There's a reason why Jesus said, "I am the truth, the way, and the life. Nobody gets to
1:12:221 hour, 12 minutes, 22 secondsthe father but through me." And like you said, everybody will encounter that divine presence of Christ
1:12:291 hour, 12 minutes, 29 secondsone way or another, but they have to be seeking and aware of their surroundings. Ask
1:12:361 hour, 12 minutes, 36 secondsquestions. Seek and you shall find that the kingdom is within. It's in all of us. But are you willing to find it and
1:12:451 hour, 12 minutes, 45 secondsnotice it and water it so it can flourish and grow to the tree that God wants you to be?
1:12:531 hour, 12 minutes, 53 secondsAnd that's why I call this the Olive Roots podcast because we all have to be rooted in him.
1:13:011 hour, 13 minutes, 1 secondHe is the olive roots. And we are the little olives on that tree, you know.
1:13:091 hour, 13 minutes, 9 secondsAnd where else do olive trees grow the most? in Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan, which is where Jesus Christ when
1:13:191 hour, 13 minutes, 19 secondshe was fully man on this world as the Messiah, the savior, the son of God,
1:13:251 hour, 13 minutes, 25 secondswalked everywhere he walked is a is a holy place. And that's what
1:13:321 hour, 13 minutes, 32 secondsmade not just Palestine, all those places holy because of him. And unfortunately
1:13:411 hour, 13 minutes, 41 secondsthat has been defiled and counterfeited by the enemy to create
1:13:491 hour, 13 minutes, 49 secondsa different earthly way of fake salvation and worship and delusion and deception.
1:13:571 hour, 13 minutes, 57 secondsAnd I think God already won. We're just catching up.
1:14:051 hour, 14 minutes, 5 secondsIt's already done. Already done. It's already done, man.
1:14:101 hour, 14 minutes, 10 secondsAnd we're just catching up. And it looks very scary. It looks very worrying.
1:14:171 hour, 14 minutes, 17 secondsIt makes us question even the people that believe sometimes, where are you, God, in all this? And he's like, do not
1:14:251 hour, 14 minutes, 25 secondsworry. Do not fear. Do not fear. Do not fear is the most repeated thing in the
1:14:321 hour, 14 minutes, 32 secondsscripture. Do not fear. Well, Daniel, I want you to tell the audience where they can find you and follow you. So, please share that with the audience.
Chapter 14: Connect with Daniel Klein
1:14:401 hour, 14 minutes, 40 secondsYou can find everything on www.daniel.living and you'll find a a link to support my
1:14:481 hour, 14 minutes, 48 secondsmission, my book, events that are coming up and everything you might need to know is right up there.
1:14:571 hour, 14 minutes, 57 secondsAwesome. Well, Daniel, I'm definitely going to have you again and we can dig deeper next time, but I wanted to get to know you first and also introduce you to
1:15:061 hour, 15 minutes, 6 secondsthe audience. But what a beautiful soul you have. What an amazing human being.
1:15:111 hour, 15 minutes, 11 secondsAnd may the Lord bless you and protect you, man.
1:15:151 hour, 15 minutes, 15 secondsThank you. Thank you. Thank you. You, too. Salam.
1:15:201 hour, 15 minutes, 20 secondsAll right, guys. You heard it from Daniel. What a beautiful heart. What a story he has, man.
1:15:261 hour, 15 minutes, 26 secondsI'm sure there's a lot of stories like that, but a lot of people are not brave enough to share them. So, I appreciate
1:15:341 hour, 15 minutes, 34 secondshim being vulnerable by sharing his journey and the truth and the way to Christ. Let me know what you think in the comments. Make sure you follow him.
1:15:441 hour, 15 minutes, 44 secondsCheck out his book, his website. I'll put it in the description below. Until next time, Christ is king and always free Palestine.
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