Luke Moon

Um, and, but we can, you, there are clues.

So the other person, um, at the head of the CCPI is a man named Luke Moon and Luke Moon was the head of the Philos project.

And the Philos project is kind of a little bit, it's like, um, Christians Unite for Israel, but but a little bit softer approach, a little bit better approach.

And this was Paul Singer's baby that he started in 2015, and Luke Moon was the head of it.

Now, the Phyllis Project has split off post Charlie Kirk's assassination, which I'm not, you know, I just, there's some interesting timing for all of this, but the Phyllis Project splits off into two where they now have a younger outreach, I can't remember the name of it right now, And then the CCPI is the other half of it.

So Paul Singer was funding the Files project.

Right, right.

They're getting it from somewhere.

There's no clear end in sight.

In addition, Russia's war on Ukraine is grinding into its fifth year, with Washington working hard to get a deal done before November, but will they? Does either conflict have an end in sight? And how relevant are they to this year's midterm elections here in North Carolina and around the country? To help us sort this out, I'm joined by my friend Luke Moon.

Luke Moon is the founder and president of Generation Zion.

He's also the former executive director of the Philos Project.

For the last decade, Luke has focused his attention on raising awareness about persecuted Christians in the Middle East, and encouraging Christian support for Israel and the Jewish people.

The initiative is being carried out in partnership with Israel's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism and the American nonprofit known as Generation Zion.

And the person behind the idea is Luke Moon, the founder of Generation Zion, who conceived the project and donated 30 cameras with another 70 on the way.

Moon told me that he kept seeing footage of confrontations from the Arab side, but struggled to find corresponding footage from the Israeli side.

His solution was to put cameras directly on the farmers and shepherds who are on the ground.