The ONE Talk I Am Asking You to Share With Everyone: "Why Are the Jews So Hated?"

58 years ago this week, June 7, 1967, Israeli Defense Forces raised the Israeli flag over the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, the first time the Jewish people had controlled that sacred space for 2,500 years. Tragically, the Minister of Defense ordered those soldiers to remove the flag. 
 
In addition, their troops took control of Samaria and Judea. (Never call it the “West Bank.”) Regretfully, Israel did not officially declare sovereignty over their rightful land in that moment. Problems have continued until the present over those two bad decisions. 
 
But allow me to slightly switch the topic to a related matter. A few days ago, a 45 year old man named Mohamed tried to burn to death an 88 year old woman. To our knowledge, he had never met her. But he plotted for one full year to kill her. He almost succeeded.
 
Why did he do it? Because he is Muslim and she is Jewish. She had survived not being burned in Hilter’s death camps, made it to American – Boulder, Colorado – and Mohamed tried to burn her, and fourteen others, to death. On the streets of America! Why? Why on earth would a man do such a horrific act? And why on earth does he, a Muslim, hate Jews so much?

That was part of what I recently spoke about. Albert Veksler asked me to give the keynote address for the "Jerusalem Concert" at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel on Wednesday, May 28th. Please listen to the talk that I gave last week at the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast.

I attempt to answer this question: Why have the Jews been the most consistently persecuted people group in the world? Why? 
 
How is it possible that one relatively small group, which has contributed so much to the world, have been continuously exiled, tortured, raped, and murdered? Why?”
 
Please listen to the talk. And then may I ask you to share it with everyone you can.

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Dr. Jim Garlow
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Rosemary Schindler Garlow
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