Oct 23, 2026 · 25 min · 9 segments
Why does the Philadelphia Church of God talk so much about anti-Semitism? Why should you care? Understand why this disturbing trend is so important…
Grant TurgeonHost
Why does the Philadelphia Church of God talk so much about anti-Semitism? Why is this subject so important? Consider a few recent news stories at thetrumpet.com.
One is from October 7th, 2026, and it's titled, Three Years After October 7th, The World is Cheering the Wrong Side.
That day, Hamas videotaped the carnage, the satanic brutality, and they even... phoned home and bragged to their parents about the atrocities they were committing.
And somehow the world is taking the side of the terrorists and there was a documentary film produced by two Israeli Jews that received a 25-minute standing ovation.
And this documentary, as this article explains, was one long accusation against Israel.
The whole documentary, as it so goes, was basically propped up by anonymous sources.
And of course, The Guardian, a left-wing newspaper in England, was the one producing the documentary.
Now, this film festival that honored this documentary and gave the documentary a 25-minute standing ovation also honored a Nazi film back in 1935 titled Triumph of the Will.
British columnist Melanie Phillips said about this long standing ovation, this wasn't a normal response.
It was a cathartic expression of intense relief that here was an apparently copper-bottomed reason for treating Israel as the acme of evil, a cosmic menace, a plague on humanity.
That the evidence had been provided by Israeli Jews and stellar military ones to boot.
And maybe what it was like trying to survive on October 7th, 2023, as these radical Muslim savages tore through your town.
Why not take something from the perspective of the actual victims from that day? Instead of somehow trying to show that those in Gaza who overwhelmingly support Hamas are the victims.
Why does the Philadelphia Church of God talk so much about anti-Semitism? Why is this subject so important? Consider a few recent news stories at thetrumpet.com.
One is from October 7th, 2026, and it's titled, Three Years After October 7th, The World is Cheering the Wrong Side.
That day, Hamas videotaped the carnage, the satanic brutality, and they even... phoned home and bragged to their parents about the atrocities they were committing.
And somehow the world is taking the side of the terrorists and there was a documentary film produced by two Israeli Jews that received a 25-minute standing ovation.
And this documentary, as this article explains, was one long accusation against Israel.
The whole documentary, as it so goes, was basically propped up by anonymous sources.
And of course, The Guardian, a left-wing newspaper in England, was the one producing the documentary.
Now, this film festival that honored this documentary and gave the documentary a 25-minute standing ovation also honored a Nazi film back in 1935 titled Triumph of the Will.
British columnist Melanie Phillips said about this long standing ovation, this wasn't a normal response.
It was a cathartic expression of intense relief that here was an apparently copper-bottomed reason for treating Israel as the acme of evil, a cosmic menace, a plague on humanity.
That the evidence had been provided by Israeli Jews and stellar military ones to boot.
And maybe what it was like trying to survive on October 7th, 2023, as these radical Muslim savages tore through your town.
Why not take something from the perspective of the actual victims from that day? Instead of somehow trying to show that those in Gaza who overwhelmingly support Hamas are the victims.
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