Arab Christians

He doesn't know what he's talking about.

In 1937, 1938, and again in 1947, 1948, The Peel Commission and the UN offered the Palestinians, they weren't even called Palestinians, they're just the Arabs, the local Arabs, the vast majority of the Arab land.

Israel was offered a sliver, a tiny sliver of land along the Mediterranean coast.

The Israelis accepted it.

The Arabs declared war and tried to commit war.

Israel didn't take one bit of land ever, except in a defensive war.

And then in 67, all the Arab armies got together and tried to attack.

That includes some.

How do you get there? We are a very tribal, fractured society.

We are tribes that live apart among the Jews, among the Arabs, between the Jews and the Arabs, ultra-Orthodox.

We're religious.

Literally, we all have different school systems.

Ra'am is Islamist, right? the non-militarized Muslim Brotherhood, basically.

These are different ideological camps.

Whenever they run apart, turnout among the Arabs drops by like 10 to 15 points every time they unite.

And they've united, I think, three times in eight elections.

about 35 years and ministered there.

And I actually really fell in love with the way that these Jordanians lived and actually that specific village, Hammoud, where this attack took place, gave me a special vision for understanding the Arab culture and I was privileged to work with pastors from that village, and they had grown up living like Jesus.

And I counted that as a privilege because every time I ministered with them, I sensed that they understood the Bible better than we did.

Actually, the village itself, where many of these people grew up, what you see in the pictures is a newer church.

because the inspiration was to see how Ruth herself lived.

But Jordan itself was kind of a wild west.

Historically, you know the story of Lawrence of Arabia.

The English handed it over with, actually at the time, Jerusalem was a part of what was handed over to the Hashemites.

there's an Arab uprising that's happening that has, it's at war against the Jews.

Like the other four fingers are pointing at us and we need to ask ourselves as a nation the hard question because these Arabs have just brought our entire country down to its knees in a stalemate that there's no way out of.

I believe something has to be done here fairly quickly, and I think that we could be up on an internal war.

If you add

And so either there's going to be a new government in the coming weeks or months, or there'll be new elections.

And it seems like either one of those scenarios is a very likely or possible outcome.

But the thing I wanted to start with is I saw this in the media today, and that is that the Arabs... now control one sixth of the Knesset.

They have, they got so many votes in this election that they now are almost, they're one sixth of the 120 seat parliament in Israel.

There's only one country in the Middle East where the Arab Christian population has grown.

That is Israel, where the religious freedom, the civil rights, and human rights of Arab Christians are protected by law by the Israeli government.

As I've said before, when the Maronite Catholics were driven out of Lebanon, where they lived for centuries, for over a thousand years, they were driven out by Syria and Iran-backed Hezbollah, the world turned their backs on them.

It was one country that opened its borders to them, and took them in as refugees and gave them a new home.

right across the street from the United Nothing.

Mr. Sanchez from Spain came and denounced Israel, accusing it of genocidal crimes against the Arab Muslims.

Well, then a word about the real genocide of Christians in Sudan by Muslims or northern Nigeria, or the Congo, or Burkina Faso, or what happens to Christians in Iran or Pakistan.

None of that! Only when somebody defends itself from jihad was this left-wing Spanish politician Sanchez upset.

Well,

the Arab Christians, they come from a very Catholic background.

That's really true.

Why are the Arab Christians not voting for Bibi? Because they actually have been indoctrinated.

You said

that's true.

true? They're definitely not pro-Israel.

Do you have numbers on this? I don't have actual numbers.