I am Egyptian born in Egypt my father and grandfather and great grandfather was all Egyptian as soon as I came to America and I started learning about Christianity I started studying the Bible and miraculously I fell in love with with Israel with all the Jewish people and I consider them my brothers and sisters and I became advocate for the great nation and I became pro-Israel. When October 7 happened I decided to join the IDF …… the rest is classified. And there’s millions and millions of us around the world. 🌎❤️🇮🇱

I'm a Christian and I love the Jewish people.. I stand with Israel

Thank you. I'm an 88 year old formerly British Israeli. Today after hearing and reading the news, i bega to feel depressed by all the hate that i felt swirling around, all my life. By accident i found this, just as i needed it the most. Am Israel Chai.

Hi i am from Iran i like jews they are kind people i think they have right to have a country for themselves

I am a Christian who is obsessed with news of what's happening in Israel. I have 6 Israeli friendly, KZfaq sites I monitor every night. I have a strong, unshakable love for Israel. I am absolutely stunned as to why so many people hate Israel. You have the most moral military on the planet. I pray for you multiple times a day.

I am a South African of Indian descent and absolutely love the Jewish people. I pray for Israel every day. Truly God's chosen people.

I, like many commentators, am a Christian, but I feel fortunate to say I have wonderful Jewish friends. Strong and smart, intelligent and kind, I love them deeply. I have never understood the shameful antisemitism, and all who practice it should be embarrassed to walk the streets. May God create change in their hearts, and comfort the Jews.

I thank my parents for always showing all people love and respect to everyone. That's where it starts

This Irish Christian loves and admires the Jewish people and I'm not the only one ❤

I’m a 50 year old veterinarian raised catholic in Mexico and living and practicing in the USA for over 20 years. I have the highest respect and admiration for all jewish people, their history and life’s philosophy. I use it now as my own creed for life. Thank you so much!!!

I'm a Catholic and really find you very uplifting ,my best and longest standing friend is Jewish I will always love her and the family .I have a very strong admiration for the Jewish faith. And goedspa..❤

I could listen to this guy all day. I am an American Catholic, and I stand with the Jewish people.

Not all non-Jews hate Jews. I have always loved Jews, loved the state of Israel , loved Jewish history, loved Jewish bible ❤

I am not a religious Jew. But I found this uplifting. Thank you Rabbi. Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

As Jew who experienced antisemitism in different continents first hand , and could never comprehend it . I find the kindness of strangers a reason to help me breathe in times where it is so difficult !

I would not be alive today if not for Jewish people. I love and will forever respect their charity and humanity. May all that is good be always with them I pray.❤

Spend 3 years in Israel in the 80s. I’m not Jewish but the people are forever in my ❤ My thoughts are with my Israeli/jewish friends of whom some live now in Sydney and we see antisemitism rising and the pro-Palestine/ant-Israel demonstrations.I see the biased news here in the Netherlands and its frustrating that it is almost impossible to explain the conflict. I will forever stand for Israel and I can only hope the world will recognize evil when it’s standing right in front of their faces. And I can’t wait to visit my old village Haruzim again 💙🤍stay strong Israel! עם ישראל חי

Thank you for the clarification, Rabbi. I am a very proud jew. Keep shining the light in this world.

I was in Sophia Bulgeria with my cousin, we were looking at the sites, ( which was our custom as historians not tourists ) we came to a mosque, unfortunately it was locked, but a man approached us and asked if we would like a look inside and opened the mosque for us, after an inspection of the mosque, we thanked him and moved on. Shortly after we came across a synagogue sadly it too was locked and the same occured, a man approached us, asked us if we would a look inside and opened the synagogue for us. We went in chatted with the man and thanked him. My cousin and I were quite touched by both both events.

Kevin Whelan here: I found this absolutely fascinating--and I'm not even Jewish (the clue: my surname, though I'm pleased that there appear to be an increasing number of Jewish Kevin's). A story I think you will like. I was living in London in 1989. It was a beautiful summer's day and I was on the Finsbury Park bus, which passed through Manor House, an area with a large Hassidic population. An elderly man (a rabbi?) got on the bus and sat beside me--he could have been out of a shtetl in Poland circa 1870. He was wearing that very cool gear of the Hassids: black coat, spotless white shirt; the whole bit. Basically, Amish but Jewish. I was fascinated by the Hassids and had to get a conversation going. What do do? Then I had my opening gambit: The weather! Perfect opener. Me: "It's a nice day, isn't it?" He paused and glanced briefly at me. Then: "TOO nice". To this day it remains the funniest gag I've ever heard. But here's what's also funny: there was just the tiniest TINIEST suggestion of a smile at one corner of his mouth--it was a masterpiece in comic acting. Now, if that had been a Catholic priest of a vicar, I would have got back: "Yes, isn't it a lovely day!" And we're be off. Mazel tov from Ireland.

I’m not Jewish or religious in any way, and never gave the issue of antisemitism much thought until seeing antisemitism everywhere after October 7th. I’ll always stand with the Jewish people now. What happened that day was pure primordial evil.

Deep love for the Jewish people. Praying for the peace of Jerusalem. Shalom

I'm a Christian. I live in a rural town that grew to be an exclusive suburb of Seattle. I reject any discrimination or hate towards anyone. When I see or hear it , I get involved. Freddy Chavré of Maple Valley

When I was at university in the 1980s, the GLBA (Gay Lesbian Bisexual Alliance) was looking for a venue to hold a dance, at a time when this was still controversial. No private venues wanted to be associated with us, and university venues demanded a $150 custodial fee which we could not afford. Hillel House alone offered us their hall for free, asking only that we clean up afterwards. When we expressed our deep gratitude they merely said, they weren't using the hall that night, why should it go to waste? This simple act when we were otherwise out of options I will never forget.

May this man’s father’s memory forever be a blessing

I am not Jewish. I have never understood antisemitism. I haven't known many Jewish people in my time, but the ones I have known have been decent, law-abiding, working, tax-paying family people. I haven't seen anything about them that should inspire hatred. They are just like us, except they have a different religion. When it comes to Gaza, after what happened in October last year, I think the West should stand with Israel.

My Jewish friends in college brought me to the Hillel House and always accepted me there, even called me the “honorary Jew”… then I dug into my family history and realized I may be a little more than ‘honorary’… I hope I am right.

I am American originally from India who loves the jewish people and the state of Israel. I unconditionally support the State of Israel and the people of Israel.

Thank you for that brilliant breakdown..I read Anne Frank's Diary as a ten year old school girl. That was in 1959. I asked myself then and every year since, " God, why the Jewish people?" I am not Jewish, but always wished I was. The next book on the topicI read was titled " Atrocity." It broke my young heart. The author signed his name on the book cover by them number tattooed on his arm. I wept, and never forgot that survivor's biography. Again, I asked God, " Why the Jews?" I was 12. I read a hundred survivor's accounts in the years following. The question How could people treat other people with such brutality and inhumanity? And again, Why the Jews? The Lord I worshipped was from the tribe of Judah. My Bible was written by Jews. My faith is based on Judaism. Just know, there are gentile people who highly respect and value the precious Jewish neighbors around us. I began praying for Israel's protection and flourishing as a teen. I continue to lift up Jewsish communities, synagogues, cultural centers, and populations across the globe to our God, for His divine protection, blessing, and His mighty hand upon Israel. I cried when you told the story of your grandfather's survival, and the beautiful family that he has rebuilt from the ashes of the Holocaust. I personally had the honor to meet six survivors, and marveled at the grace apparent in their lives. My Hewish friend taught me some Hebrew, and celebrated Hannukah with my children and myself. Another Jewish Rabbi invited my children and myself to celebrate the Passover Seder with his family. I attended his congregation often with my five kids. God gave me a Jewish heart, and I thank you for your presentation. It still seems incomprehensible to me, this unreasoning antipathy. God bless.

This is the most accurate analysis of antisemitism that I have seen or heard - and it eloquently states exactly the conclusion that I had come to from my own research and observations of nearly 70 years on this planet as a Jew. Antisemitism is irrational and ubiquitous, it’s on the left and the right, it’s baked into the world to the point that it is not even a conscious response - it just is. And I also agree that while it’s not going anywhere and we must continue to fight it despite how frustrating and exhausting that is, what is more important is to not be cowed or dissuade by it from living our lives authentically and proudly. And to never accept the role of victim. It is indeed more important not what others think of us but what we do.

Father of all Creations ,please send MIGHTY WARRIOR ANGELS to protect the Jewish People around the world especially in Israel . Please,take care of the innocents.especially the children in both sides.Amen

Thank you for this. I am a returning Jew. Through this, I have continued to grow as a Jew.

I am not Jewish but I have true love and respect for the Jewish people. May prayer for you all is that God Almighty continues to bless and prosper you in all fronts and that HE continues to deliver you from all your enemies and bless you with HIS peace that surpasses all understanding, in the mighty name of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen.

Thanks for a great informative presentation on entisemetics. I am a Christian, I love to read and understand the word of God the biblical history of the Jewish people. Their present-day innovative ideas. The Jewish people have been a great blessing to humanity. Shalom

I want to be a South African Jewish member. Where do i join what is the process

I thoroughly enjoyed that presentation, thankyou, what a wonderful speaker. Rest assured that millions of Christians around the World, stand with you as friends and allies. I am but one of them. God bless you and God bless Israel.

May all Jews be Blessed the world over. ❤

Inspiring, thank you Rabbi. I am a non Jew, non Christian, atheist, but I have a deep connection to your nation. You are not alone, I will always do my best to defend and protect you- even if my life depends on it. Please stay united and continue to contribute greatly to all nations- despite them not appreciating you and indeed debase you. Continue to do good, that only creates forward momentum. I love you ❤️ Am Yisrael Chai!!! 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🤍🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

This should be on every school curriculum. Masterful.

THANK YOU for this encourazing wisdom♥️✡♥️ I am Christian and LOVE YOU ♥️✡♥️🇮🇱

I am an Irish Catholic & just received my DNA results. I am 7% middle eastern…. YAAAY!!! I’m part Jewish!!!!!

This was so interesting to me. I am not Jewish but, in light of recent events, have been pondering why people dont like the Jews. I dont dislike Jews so its been hard for me to get my head around. I have read extensively about the Holocaust, always from the angle of trying to understand how and why it happened. Without that understanding, how do we stop it happening again? Over the last couple of years, i have seen chilling echoes of what happened in the 30s. This talk has really helped. I understand a lot more and the explanation given makes much more sense than other i have heard. Jews are the conscience of the world. It is no coincidence that anti-Semitism rises the further away society moves from God.

Our most serious problem is our own pandering by our community to just have basic acceptance from others. Hmm.. remember that during the Holocaust we we concurred by our individual behaviors to try to distance ourselves from religion and pending danger. I currently see Jewish Americans running to support Gaza and Hamas. I am just shocked by this behavior. 😮

I am a Christian and a Filipino Please check what is the contribution of my country to Jewish people during WW11 and check who gave the pivotal vote for Israel to become a nation - many of my Christian friends are praying for the Jewish people - deep Is our connection to you through the God of Abraham, Jacob and Isaac

The extermination of the Jewish community in medieval Basel (1349 CE) is an event that deserves full analysis with regard to the possible reasons for antisemitism. A pandemic known as the Black Death had taken its toll on the people of Basel, but the Jews had largely survived it due to their hygienic customs (kosher laws). This was soon taken as a sign that the Jews had introduced the plague, very likely through witchcraft, and were thus worthy of being burnt alive. The horrific punishment occurred on an island in the Rhine river and is known as the Basel Massacre. The antisemtism of this particular event can be attributed to a combination of (a) superstition and (b) jealousy. It seems that these factors are capable of accounting for antisemitism in general.

Amazing speech. What a wise and knowledgeable man. God bless him 🙏🙌

Wow. This was so inspiring. I’m not Jewish but used to love listening to Rabbi Sacks (of blessed memory) and I think I have found my new inspirational speaker in this wonderful gentleman. Such a heartwarming speech. Thank you Rabbi.

Todah Rabah Rabbi! Brilliant and your message will ring true for generations to come!

I will say as many times before God bless Israel. I am a Christian and I love all people, but I love the Jewish people. So I follow the Old and New Testament. My Lord and Saviour was Jewish, but yhave worked with Jewish people. I loved them, it was hard work, but so rewarding. I have been to Israel and want to go back to Jerusalem. God bless you always. Please don't sideline the Christians of South Africa We love you.

Jesus Christ love,s all people all over the world pray for peace in the world 🌍

As a Australian born of Maltese ancestry ... apparently I look Jewish enough... which in turn has had me randomly abused and threatened by a few strangers in my life .... now that is blind hatred.

Being of Portuguese descent, I was shocked to find out last year that my heritage is 12% Jewish. Been learning Jewish history via Dr. Henry Abramson’s channel and various Rabbi channels that have touched my heart. Discovered yours today. October 7th made me angry, very angry. My first reaction was “when is the persecution of Jews going to stop, enough already”. I’m not for war or killing innocent people, but Israel retaliating, is fair. Hatred has no place moving forward. Keep on being proud of being Jewish! Your philosophy is what is badly needed in this world.

I will never understand why some people hate the Jewish people, they have the right to live in this world just like everyone else I always wanted to go to visit Israel but I know I won't for reasons, God Bless Israel!

Wow! How awesome to hear this today. Very well explained. Antisemitism is an awful thing. I am from the🇬🇧 UK. South Wales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. My church has meetings monthly praying for the Jewish communities wherever in the world. As this amazing Man just explained, in London UK. A man went into a mini Jewish store, he regularly went to. Since October when everything happened heartbreaking I must add. This man was arrested for trying to hurt the shop owners with a knife. Why!!! He shopped there regularly at one time. That's how police new who to look for.why!!!! Just to jump on the band wagon. He has no grievances with these beautiful people. I'm so upset what's happening In this word to the Jews. Ashamed that someone in our country can attack a Jewish shopkeepers who no doubt, their children and Grandchildren were born here. That's their right to bring them up In their ways, and culture. No one else's business. It so saddens me. Our church stands with all Jews Sunday they were out in support of the Jews. Getting the truth out there. I wish I could add a photo here. There were hundred+ supporting Jewish communities , who were also out too. We dont go out attacking a Welsh family, who are teaching their childre to speak fluent Welsh. That's their right. So sad to happen to say uk people attack the Jews. Shame on them. We hold you all up in prayers always 🙏🙏Shalom.🇮🇱🇮🇱 An Awesome message.(🇮🇱🇮🇱🇬🇧🇬🇧Together)🙏🙏🙏🙏

24:16 I watched a KZfaq video last week it talked about these dots and there was a Jewish man playing a beautiful harp. He continued to play the harp and told us that the music he was playing was centuries old and he said those dots we're ancient symbols of music and he played music centuries old based on those dots that his wife had deciphered from her knowledge base on Ancient teachings of these particular tablets. They did not say it was an asterisk they specifically said they were music notes? Confused entirely. So please do explain why the contradictory information? I'm more inclined to believe the upload of the musicians that I am the answer from this rabbi. Who's wrong? Or am I misinformed? 🇨🇦

As a Jew, I wish the world would forget about us for a while.

This was such a moving & also a speech about Jewish history that I can’t recommend it enough. Will watch over & over. Bravo Rabbi that was Magnificent!

As a Roman Catholic I'm perplexed by what to me? Seems like almost a shock wave of hate, transferrance of accountability, and quite literally the sheer number of people who suddenly and without warning? Hate the Jewish people. I mean if there's a word stronger then hate? Rage? I asked my husband last week. If he thought about it? Is like a sucker punch to the mind. Of course he gave me possibilities of reasoning. But they were decades old reasons. I mean countries go to war all the time and they attack each other and retaliate I didn't know what the difference here was in terms of global response. I mean what do you think was going to happen after October 7th. I seriously need a better explanation past a mass Contagion of mental illness. Mmy listening ears are on. 🇨🇦✌️

I am Catholic from Sabah,Malaysia..from the old testement in the bible..i have learn the history about the Israelis..included the journey from the beginner ..all the prophet from this people of Israel.. I am aways thinking and pray for Israel cause i love them..Yeshua Hemasiah my Lord from this clan ..May God bless this people like what written in the whole bible..🙏🌹

I am not a practicing Jew, but this rabbi definitely is making me more Jewish !!!

I'm a Christian who has massive admiration for the Jewish people.

On that day the Lord made a covenant with Abram, saying, “To your descendants I will give this land, from the river of Egypt to the great river, the river Euphrates.” (Genesis 15:18).

Thank you, thank you Rabbi born in a camp I am a survivor, listenning to you gave me Peace. Again thank you.

Psalms 122:6-8 New King James Version (NKJV) - Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: “May they prosper who love you

I am a French retired nurse, Christian, and will always be on the side of the Jewish people who have right to their own State. I stand with Israel.

I admire the Jewish people and I stand with Israel. May God protect you.

When I was young my mother tells me many villain stories but this time in "The merchant of Venice" she said he is a Jew. In my country, there's no Jew in sight but I grew up thinking how ruthless this fellas can be and had mixed feelings about Jesus. But I read the bible and realized He loved His own people and willingly submitted to the cross and thereby extended salvation to whole of mankind to those who believe in Him. Romans 1 : 16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.

One country that has welcomed people of literally every religion for centuries, is India. Practitioners of every faith have lived together in relative peace and harmony for centuries. There is no restriction,

Thank you. I am proud to be a Jew.

Love to the Jewish people.

10 Commandments Must Be taught to All People❤️👍🇮🇱🇬🇷☦️🇮🇱🌎🇮🇱🌏🇮🇱🌍🕊🛐🕎

this was a very insightful and empathic speech…. no hate, no fire and brimstone, no incitement…. you are a wise man, and if there were more religious leaders of all faiths who could deliver a message like you, I’m sure this world would be a better place. And people would feel uplifted and happy - not angry and militant🙌🏼✌️😌

I am a new Zealand from the time i was a child hearing about the Jews and the injustice that was done to them i prayed for them wept over them and loved them all my Christian friends feel the same. Many have been to Israel and some send money all pray

Don't forget that you also have friends everywhere. Love from Australia.

By the way, love your Jackie Mason approach!

VERY GOOD VIDEO - MY WIFE AND I HAVE KNOWN MANY JEWISH PEOPLE, ALL OF THEM HAVE BEEN VERY NICE AND WELCOMING HUMAN BEINGS - HATE FOR ANOTHER RACE IS BASED ON HATE FOR HATE'S SAKE ONLY - LORD BLESS!!!!!!!

Stand with you. God bless.

I learned the following story from a documentary I saw on PBS TV about 10 to 15 years ago, but I will never forget it. When Hitler was young and trying to become a painter, he was having very little success. His paintings weren't selling, and he was so poor that he lived in a youth hostel - something like a dormitory or a shelter for the very poor. He had tried to gain entrance into a Painter's College but was rejected. However, he would still stroll the streets of Vienna with his easel and paints creating his paintings and hoping for some good luck. In a certain park somewhere in Vienna, he met a pretty, young gir from a wealthy family to whom he started speaking. He tried to start a relationship with her but she rejected him possibly because he had nothing to offer. Still he kept pursuing her but without success. Eventually she had to tell him to leave her alone and she stopped going to that park. Her last name was Isak, an obviously Jewish name, and Hitler knew this. He had been relentlessly pursuing a Jewish girl and this young, attractive Jewess from a family of some wealth had strongly rejected him because this young, poverty-stricken Hitler had refused to leave her alone. When I saw this on my TV screen, a thought suddenly formed in my mind. I thought to myself "Don't tell me he started hating Jews because a Jewish girl had once deliberately and strongly rejected him when he was still quite young!" This thought reverberated through my mind for the next several hours and it finally seemed to me that it could easily have been true. I suddenly believed that I knew something quite "unknown" about Hitler that essentially no one else knew unless they had also watched that same TV show, and I now believed it likely to be true. Now, I cannot say if that documentary was 100% true, but 1) it was on PBS which is almost always trustworthy, and 2) it was a shocking yet potential explanation for Hitler's virulent anti-semitism. To this very day, I still believe that this young, Austrian Jewish Isak girl unwittingly pushed Adolf Hitler over the line and into certain mental illness and anti-semitism by inadvertently "breaking his heart".

I am Polish and was raised to be a Catholic. However since I was about 11 years old my father told me to educate myself, and gave me books from underground press, as he did not believe that Communist education system would allow for unbiased learning of history, among other things. I also was told at that time that my grandfather on my mother’s side was Jewish. One of the results of my self-education on history carried, during course of over 40 years, by reading Polish, Russian, German, English, French and lately Ukrainian sources, and what I observed in post-communist Poland, was that I moved away from Catholic Church. Other result was disillusion towards Jewish claims just like those made in this video. @5:30 Let me get this straight: "justice, righteousness, morality and virtue" ... are according to Rabbi Yossy Goldman represented in political movements like Communism or Socialism??? People like Josef Unszlicht or Moisei Uritsky were just carrying out "social change" ... as top rank members of VCzK (also known as Czeka)??? I do wonder if introduction of the Red Terror by none other than Lev Davidovich Bronstein, also known as Leon Trotsky, is part of that praised social change??? Well, I do disagree with such an assessment, WHOLEHEARTEDLY! October 7th (or Holocaust, for that matter) does not give you the right to whitewash Communist/Socialist regime crimes committed in part by Jews - because you are right about the involvement of Jews in that. I just gave three examples. Jews were part of Stalin's apparatus of oppression up until he decided he did not need them anymore in September 1948 (after 50 thousand Jews welcomed Golda Meir in Moscow, showing that they were not loyal only to Stalin's regime). Why bring up the Jews charged along Nelson Mandela, and not mention the terror attacks carried out by ANC against other Africans in which Jews (as is supposed by some historians) were involved (by supplying funds for instance)? Is South Africa now a paradise state or maybe it does experience serious problems due in part to Mandela's policies of the past? It is painfully obvious that the entire narrative of this “lecture” is “the world hates us” and “the world says we are Nazis” when in truth after 7th October huge number of people in the world expressed the outrage at the atrocity committed. It is especially interesting that for instance while talking about WWII and specifically Warsaw Ghetto Rabbi decided to bring in the supposed glee of European nations to take part in eradicating the Jews and a story of three Jews offered a way out, but with a remark that that offer might have been insincere! What Rabbit failed to mention were thousands of Poles directly involved in helping their Jewish co-citizens of pre-war Poland escape the Warsaw Ghetto like Irena Sendler, who with her organization saved 2500 Hewish children from Warsaw Ghetto alone. Why isn’t Doctor Eugeniusz Łazowski a world-known figure - he saved 8000 people, both Poles and Jews, while Schindler 1100 (for which he is justly revered)? Rabbi completely failed to mention hundreds of thousands Poles helping Jews across the country. Why? Well because if the “world hates us” than we must not talk about those that faced death penalty for themselves and often their families (as the only nation in Europe), and still decided to help Jews. This is the same rhetoric that emphasizes and often overestimates the crimes done at places like Jedwabne, while at the same time is silent about people like Antonina Wyrzykowska and her family, who sheltered 7 Jews for 26 months after Jedwabne. The rhetoric that is silent on hundreds of villages where people helped Jews and got punished by death, and those that simply did not inform on the neighbors, were punished by German who burned the entire village. Because “world hates us” is the only message allowed. Jews are not only victims, only moral, only good. As in ANY other large group of people (be it a nation, religious group, etc.) there will be both good and bad people in that group. Period. Yes most Jews were the victims of various crimes during WWII. But not all. To be frank about 200 000 Jews were actively involved in crimes of Communist apparatus of oppression - but talking about is considered faux pa, to say the least. Now there are confirmed reports of actions taken by Israeli Army that constitute war-crimes and require investigation, and demanding investigation is somehow “anti-Semitic” to some people. Because "Jews are the conscience of the world" (@7:55) so no one must talk of actual historical facts that would negate this, right? That is “anti-Semitic”. Because we do talk about facts only when others are "wrong"? The Jews cannot be wrong, it would seem, right? When World Central Kitchen vehicle was attacked by Israeli Army and 7 volunteers were killed in early April, thousands of people, also in Israel, demanded investigation into the event or in some way condemned the attack, what was the reaction of Ambassador of Israel in Poland, Jaakow Liwne? He commented on post of only one person, a right wing politician, and concluded that "anti-Semites will be anti-Semites". To a high ranking Israeli diplomat questioning the military attack on unarmed human aid vehicle is "anti-Semitism"! The opinion of people that could not be blamed for previous criticism towards Israel non-withstanding, Mr. Liwne made only this one post. How exactly am I to react to such behavior? I do not react with hatred towards all Jews, off course, but I react with scorn towards all who twist and omit the truth in order to promote some ideology or specific idea. Like it was done here.

Shalom for all

People pity me because I am Blind, but I am proud of my perspective.

Thank you for sharing this truth, God chooses the Jewish to be examples of God's standards for humanity all over the world, that is why they were hated by the world, may God help them in Jesus mighty name. From Nigeria 🇳🇬

What do you want us to think about Baruch Goldstein, Jack Teitel, Meir Kahane, B. Smotrich, …?

THANK YOU TRUTH MUST TO BE TOLD

I am South Christian. I love the Jewish people. Praying for them. Praying for Israel and the peace of Jerusalem. Am Israel Chai 🇮🇱❤🕊🛐

Protestant believer here with a loud and unshakable love for my Jewish brothers and sisters! I stand with you. Am Yisrael Chai! ❤

Extremely sober and honest. In my opinion. What factors. Unsure.

Iceberg? Goldberg? 😂🤣😂 I have never laughed so much in all my life, Classic! 👏👏👏 more People like the Jews than hate them my Friend, I have some very good friends that are Jews & I love them ❤️ You will win this fight against this evil that you face because the silent majority are with You, just wish they would stop being so blinkin silent 🙄 I will never be silent in my support for Israel and all Jewish people across the world. 🇬🇧🇮🇱✌️

Toda raba, Rabbi. In my heart, I realize that antisemitism is a reality in this world. And as a Jewish convert of Yòrùbá, West African decent, I have seen and heard this ugly antisemitism in Europe, Asia, America Australia and Africa. As much as I'm grateful that we have people who still stand up for Jews, Christianity and Islam have contributed to the festering of antisemitism via their doctrine and religious texts over the centuries. Thanks for reminding us that "A Jew will do what a Jew will do". Ze emet.

Dear Iris thank you for sharing some information about Your Son. I am also an animal Lover and Your Son was indeed a Hero as many other's. I have great admiration for your Strength during this extremely difficult time for the Jewish People. May G-d Bless You and Your Family and Israel. Amen!

Thank you for this video. As a gentile Christian with many questions about Jewish people, this has answered them all.

yes, even as a little catholic boy growing up in England I always had a love and deep respect for the Jewish people. Patrick

Hallo my friend I didn't think there were still Jews in S. A.! I enjoyed your speech and leant alot.

Ngiyabonga Mina 🙏💝

My mother was Jewish a beautiful lady and great mother my dad was Irish Scott and have been very lucky to have lived in both Jewish and Christian communities and I love kosher food

G - D BLESS you Rabbi I think I have found the Teacher in you who can fit in the space Rabbi Sacks passing left.

Rabbi, I'm a 50 yr old gentile but proud to say i knew the punchlines to all of your jokes.

Thank you Rabbi It was wonderful to spend a Sunday afternoon in your presence. I learned a lot. Regards PS. This lecture was even more relevant in light of Iran’s horrible attack yesterday.

I enjoyed the wisdom. Thank you❤

What a fantastic lecture. I love when Rabbi Goldman said ....there is nothing to run away and everything to embrace....