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Episode: “Sima Shine”

The tension between Israel and Iran continues to escalate. On our recent trip to Israel, we interviewed Sima Shine, the head of the Iran program at the Institute for National Security Studies, to get gives her perspective on the dangerous situation.

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00:15 David Hart: Thank you so much for joining us today.
00:17 I was just thinking, Kirsten and I have been to Israel at least
00:20 15 times.
00:22 Joshua, you've been many times.
00:25 Caleb, this was your second trip to Israel and war broke out
00:29 again while you were there.
00:31 Caleb Colson: War seems to always be going on in Israel,
00:34 but we still had the opportunity to film.
00:37 We were never deterred and God led us to some amazing people.
00:40 We even got to go back to school.
00:42 I mean, we are graduates of the film and television production
00:46 industry and we got to go to Tel Aviv University today to meet
00:51 Sima Shine.
00:52 Joshua Colson: It's a little nervous going to such a
00:53 place of higher education to speak with somebody who is
00:56 literally the expert on this topic.
00:58 But what she has to say is so incredibly insightful.
01:01 Kirsten Hart: No need to be nervous.
01:03 You guys are smart.
01:05 Let's go to Israel for the interview.
01:08 Caleb: Going to school can be a stressful time for a student.
01:11 This is a universal concept.
01:13 Many people have nightmares about not fitting in at school,
01:16 failing at school, or in our situation, being late to school.
01:21 This is Israel traffic.
01:23 It's always bad.
01:24 Even allowing in our schedule for extra travel time didn't
01:27 work this morning.
01:28 Joshua: Man, it sure feels like a school day.
01:31 Everything bad is happening.
01:33 We even got lost and showed up at the wrong building on
01:35 campus first.
01:37 And then we're at the wrong class.
01:38 So now we have to turn around and find the real class.
01:42 Campus security.
01:44 Great, more delay.
01:45 Caleb: Of course, this is the Institute of National Security
01:48 Studies, so wouldn't we expect security to get into the
01:51 Institute of National Security Studies?
01:53 Joshua: Did we mention everything isn't working
01:56 out today?
01:57 Here's this amazing segment that we filmed to intro our interview
02:00 with Sima.
02:02 Man, we're dropping hilarious back to school jokes left
02:04 and right.
02:05 But you can't hear it even though we're mic'ed.
02:08 Caleb: Technical difficulties.
02:10 Another school morning catastrophe.
02:13 I like to say a special thanks to Victor, our sound man.
02:15 Not your fault.
02:17 Though, maybe it is.
02:18 Look, both our camera operators, Harry and Petra, are getting
02:22 these amazing shots but without audio, it means nothing.
02:26 Joshua: I still love you, Victor.
02:28 Caleb: We finally make it inside.
02:30 Our producer Louie let Sima know that we were running late.
02:33 So she decided to take her time coming in.
02:35 The professor has that right, you know?
02:37 Joshua: So what did we do as students, while waiting?
02:40 We vegged out on the latest videos trending in Israel.
02:44 Good times.
02:47 Caleb: We have the privilege today to talk to Sima Shine.
02:50 She is ex Mossad, INSS, and Ministry of Strategic Affairs.
02:56 Thank you for joining us today.
02:57 Sima Shine: Thank you.
02:59 Caleb: From your perspective and your understanding on national
03:01 security, what is the greatest threat to Israel's security
03:05 right now?
03:06 Sima: So, you know, I used for years to say that the-- that,
03:09 first of all, there is no existential threat.
03:12 Is very strong state and the people, and we will survive
03:18 every challenge we'll have.
03:21 I used to say it.
03:23 And I used also to say that if there is a threat that I'm
03:27 really concerned about, is Iran becoming a nuclear state,
03:31 because the combination of a radical Islamic state leadership
03:37 with a nuclear capability is something that I thought could
03:41 be very dangerous.
03:42 Joshua: So this threat that was Iran and we're seeing it
03:49 continue to evolve.
03:50 You were speaking to us before the interview about how you can
03:53 get so focused on learning the patterns and habits of your
03:56 enemy that it's easy to miss when they change.
03:59 How do you handle a dangerous government like Iran now,
04:03 knowing that they can pivot or the situation can change at
04:06 any moment?
04:07 How do you handle security at that point?
04:09 Sima: So, first of all, I have to say that what we see today in
04:13 the Middle East is a result of Iranian planning for years and
04:20 planning and putting a lot of money, resources, and training,
04:26 and everything in different militias proxies around
04:30 the region.
04:31 I think it's a wake-up call-- should be a wake-up call for
04:35 everyone because what we see today is that once the war
04:40 between Israel and Gaza started, it immediately stopped to be
04:44 just a war between Israel and Gaza.
04:46 It is a war on our northern border, vis a vis Hezbollah,
04:50 that is the main proxy of Iran.
04:52 It is also from militias that Iran brought to Syria from Iraq,
04:58 pro Iranian militias in Iraq, from the Houthis in Yemen.
05:01 And the one, what I think what we see today is the result of
05:07 what Iran has been doing for years.
05:09 We have been talking about it but everybody thought, well, the
05:13 Iranians have some militias here, militias there, they are
05:16 selling arms, they are selling missiles, and then suddenly
05:20 everybody sees that they can stop trade when it comes through
05:24 the Red Sea.
05:26 They can-- they can stop, you know, the Eilat oil--port in
05:33 South Israel.
05:35 Doesn't operate anymore because ships cannot get there.
05:38 So they can put a huge-- a huge harm on Israel, surrounding it
05:44 with what we in Israel call a fire ring around Israel.
05:52 So we followed everything that was happening and we understood
05:57 it and I can say that even I didn't-- what I think is new in
06:05 the current event is that not only that we knew all these
06:09 militias and we knew that Iran is trying to concentrate them
06:12 together, we knew they have opened a war room in Beirut,
06:17 that all representatives were sitting there and coordinating
06:20 with each other.
06:21 But the amount of cooperation and the amount of the
06:26 willingness of those militias to pay the price, you know,
06:30 Hezbollah has more than 300 its fighters killed, a lot of
06:36 destruction and everything.
06:38 And they are continuing and saying, "We will continue until
06:41 the last day of the war between Israel and Gaza."
06:44 And this is a kind of a-- of an achievement on the side of the
06:48 Iranians that they've succeeded to make those all together,
06:53 feeling that they have to support each other.
06:56 And I would say to your question that also the attack of Iran on
07:01 Israel, which was an unprecedented event in its
07:04 amount and everything, is also, I think, everybody asked me
07:09 whether the killing of the IRGC officer, high ranking officer,
07:16 in Damascus was-- did the Israeli intelligence anticipate
07:21 such a reaction?
07:24 And well, I don't know, I'm not in the intelligence anymore.
07:27 So bless God, I don't have to deal with all this
07:31 small information.
07:33 But if I'm looking from outside, my feeling is that what happened
07:40 in this case, it's not that it wasn't, you know, when you put
07:44 the different possible scenarios, you are always put a
07:48 scenario that you don't believe it will happen, but it should be
07:51 on the list.
07:52 So I'm sure it was on the list, but not in the first, second,
07:55 third place.
07:57 And I think a part of it is because Israel has been
08:01 conducting a war against the proxies of Iran for a long time,
08:06 and the Iranians in Syria, and one, two, three, four times
08:10 you succeed.
08:11 On the fifth time you miscalculate.
08:14 Caleb: Wow, I know our government, American government,
08:18 has been pressuring Israel to try to make peace here and there
08:21 and don't retaliate when Iran just lobbied over 300, you know,
08:26 drones and missiles into the country.
08:28 That's unprecedented.
08:30 If that happened in America, we'd be guns blazing, you know,
08:32 take them down.
08:33 But the world is pressuring y'all to "let them be.
08:36 Don't retaliate, don't defend yourselves."
08:39 They have no clue that Iran would be coming for them next
08:43 and that's out of-- out of their minds.
08:46 So how should the world react to this kind of danger with Iran?
08:50 What should the world do to join together to stop this sort
08:54 of evil?
08:55 Sima: Actually, this is the question I am putting every
08:56 foreigners I meet, because I, you know, after 2 years ago,
09:01 when Iran started supporting Russia with the drones against
09:05 Ukraine, well, Ukraine war is in the middle, it's in the-- in
09:08 Europe, on the continent of Europe.
09:11 And still when I meet Europeans and they know, they understand,
09:15 they understand the contribution of Iran to the prolongation of
09:18 the war.
09:20 And I ask them, "So what are you doing against that?"
09:23 So they are calling them, they are talking to them, they are
09:25 here and there, you see sanctions put on them.
09:28 But that's not something that really represents what should
09:33 have been done against Iran.
09:34 And I think, you know, in the last-- I think in the two last
09:40 terms of elections in the US, there was an Iranian involvement
09:45 through cyber and other media and others.
09:49 I'm sure it will happen now again.
09:51 It happened also in Europe.
09:54 Iranians were trying, most of the-- most of the attempts were
10:00 prevented but they were trying to kill opposition people on
10:04 European-- in European countries.
10:07 You know, they are all over the place and, at the end of the
10:10 day, there is not a united front of the like-minded, US and the
10:17 like-minded countries, that decide to-- and I'm not talking
10:21 of attacking Iran.
10:23 I know everybody is afraid of the option of attacking Iran
10:26 which, okay, never mind.
10:29 Caleb: It's on the table.
10:31 It needs to be on the table.
10:32 Sima: It should be on the table, even in pronouncing
10:34 it as an option.
10:35 But there are so many other things.
10:38 Iran doesn't want to be isolated, doesn't want to be
10:40 excluded from different international
10:43 organization places.
10:46 So there is a lot to do if there is a united front that decides
10:50 that Iran should go back to its normal size, which is quite big
10:54 but shouldn't be even bigger and influencing the region.
10:57 And the one has to remember, it's not only Israel that is
11:00 threatened by Iran.
11:01 It's Saudi Arabia, the Gulf States.
11:03 We know-- we remember what happened on September 2019 when
11:07 they decided to shoot drones and missiles on the oil facilities
11:13 of Aramco.
11:14 So it's not only-- it's not only Israel.
11:16 And, at the end of the day, this is something that should be
11:20 stopped and I hope something will change because things are
11:25 evolving a little bit.
11:27 Joshua: It seems easy for other nations to point the finger at
11:29 Israel and say, "That's not my problem.
11:31 This is an issue between you all."
11:32 But you're saying, "No, this is a global situation and if they
11:35 were to have their way here, they're just going to continue
11:37 to move on."
11:38 And I agree, you know, let's cut them off, let's isolate them,
11:41 let's sanction them so that they feel the pressure of the world
11:44 saying you better behave or else--.
11:47 Sima: You know, Iran is not-- they are very strong on missiles
11:50 and drones, but they are not a strong state from the point of
11:53 view of economics, of the support of the population, that
11:56 doesn't support them.
11:58 So it's not a regime that, you know, is successful in all
12:03 its doing.
12:04 They are-- they are very strong on drones and missiles but not
12:09 in airplanes and not with the population that hate them.
12:13 There was just 2, 3 days ago, there was a second round of
12:16 elections to parliament and in Tehran, 7% of the people when--
12:22 they say 7, probably 5%, went to vote.
12:25 People don't trust this regime and don't want to support
12:31 this regime.
12:32 So they don't have how to do it because once you go to the
12:35 streets as they went to the street, they are killed.
12:38 But so then they don't go to vote.
12:40 This is one of the ways that they exercise their--.
12:46 Caleb: Freedom of speech without freedom of speech.
12:48 Joshua: So, Iran presents this facade of strength through their
12:53 missiles, but yet they don't have the infrastructure through
12:56 the people to back that up, and we have to keep that in mind.
12:59 I agree with that.
13:01 We talked a little bit before the interview, more so about the
13:05 understanding of intelligence and how you decipher and decide,
13:08 you know, what is a threat, what isn't a threat.
13:11 Did we know, was there anything that had been said to Israel
13:15 before this attack that this is coming?
13:17 Did the intelligence have, you know, a tip or anything?
13:20 Caleb: For October 7, yeah.
13:21 Sima: October 7, you say?
13:23 First of all, Israel had some intelligence.
13:27 You know, the problem is, for instance, Israel had the
13:30 information on the training that Hamas is doing and we knew
13:35 exactly that they are training on penetrating into houses
13:39 into-- everything was trained for some years.
13:43 I must say that, ironically, even though there is nothing
13:48 that can be ironic now, but they had a movie on the TV, that
13:55 exactly what happened on the 7th of October, exactly.
13:58 But, you know, nobody was thinking that it's
14:01 something really.
14:02 "Well, they're training, they're training.
14:04 Every army is training.
14:05 That doesn't mean-- that doesn't mean they are going to
14:07 execute this."
14:09 So that, I think this was part of the-- part of the problem.
14:13 The other part is, of course the-- at the end of the day, I'm
14:18 sorry to say, but a lot of arrogance on the side of
14:21 the Israelis.
14:22 We, the Israelis, are sophisticated,
14:25 technologically sophisticated.
14:26 We are-- all these cameras we have everywhere.
14:29 So this is the first thing that they have-- that they
14:32 have tackled.
14:33 They have shoot on these cameras and we didn't see anything.
14:36 So there is a mix of-- and there were, of course, in the last
14:40 night, it was published already, there were some signs, and there
14:45 was a phone call between the chief of staff and some others,
14:49 trying to understand what the sign-- these signs are.
14:53 They started to use-- the sign was that they started to use
14:57 Israeli sims in their phones.
15:00 Caleb: Israel sim cards, wow.
15:01 Sima: Yeah, and that was an alarm sign and there was this
15:06 call during the, I think, 12 o'clock in the night or
15:10 something like that.
15:12 The problem, as always it happens, it wasn't the first
15:15 time ever they did it.
15:18 Probably they trained it before once or twice.
15:22 So everybody said, Okay, it's a sign, no question, but it
15:25 happened in the past and nothing happened after that.
15:28 And then they decided that they will talk again in the morning.
15:31 Too late.
15:34 Kirsten: Sima was with the Mossad.
15:37 Some people don't know what that is.
15:38 I believe you guys are the ones that just went to school, but it
15:42 is the CIA, if you will, of the IDF.
15:45 Is that correct?
15:47 Caleb: Yes, they're tasked with gathering intelligence around
15:50 the world and offering to protect the interests of Israel.
15:53 And man, did she have a lot of information to give us
15:55 about Iran.
15:56 And they already have agents, as you know, that have
15:59 infiltrated America.
16:01 They're coming through the open southern border of America and
16:03 they're tasked with dismantling our government, as you know it.
16:06 So these are dangerous times and we need to consider them the
16:10 threat that they are.
16:11 And yes, they are a big player in prophecy and we'll talk about
16:15 that more later, I believe.
16:16 Joshua: Thank you all so much for sending us to be able to get
16:19 these messages to you in such a timely fashion so that we can
16:23 all stand in unity and fight what is happening right now in
16:26 the spirit.
16:27 Kirsten: Now, let's go back to more of the interview.
16:31 Joshua: To reference what you said earlier though.
16:33 You said that the problem with intelligence is that we get
16:37 stuck in a pattern of believing this pattern is the only thing
16:40 that can happen, and so we miss.
16:41 Can you explain that?
16:42 Because I thought that was brilliant.
16:44 Sima: I think what happens in intelligence, it's my experience
16:46 also, that the more you are an expert and you follow the
16:51 pattern of the other side and the logic of the other side and
16:55 you believe and you read these speeches and you think you
16:58 really understand the other side, when the other side
17:01 decides to change direction, you cannot-- you cannot imagine it.
17:06 You are following the same pattern that you already were
17:09 such an expert on that.
17:11 Joshua: So we failed in the past, basically, because we've
17:15 allowed them to threaten us.
17:16 In essence, we've done nothing to stand up and say, "No, you're
17:19 not allowed to do this."
17:20 Now, we're dealing with Iran that is more radical, that is
17:23 more unified, and we should take them more seriously.
17:26 How do you say we should handle Iran differently now?
17:29 Sima: And I would add to what you said that it's not only that
17:34 they are more unified and more strong and they have a lot of
17:37 proxies in the region and are threatening others, they are
17:40 also part of a camp.
17:42 Today, they are part of Russia, China, North Korea.
17:45 It's not just just Iran and they feel that they are-- what they
17:50 are saying and I think they believe in that, that the West
17:53 is in a path of deterioration.
17:57 This is-- the new world order will be different, the US will
18:02 not be ruling, not be the major superpower.
18:07 And Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran, this is the future, as
18:12 they are saying.
18:13 And I think this is something that I don't think Russia will
18:17 come to support them the way the US came to support us.
18:20 No question.
18:21 But they feel strong because of being part of a-- of a system
18:26 that is anti-US and this is something, anti-Israel in some
18:31 cases, but that's not the main case.
18:32 The main case of Russia and China is anti-US.
18:35 And Iran feels that it belongs to the proper camp that has
18:42 a future.
18:43 Caleb: Yeah, the American haters club, in a sense, yeah.
18:46 Sima: Exactly.
18:47 Caleb: And it's kind of scary because, like we said, we made
18:49 mistakes in the past, our government, in trying to allow
18:53 them to enrich uranium in a peaceful way.
18:55 They, you know, we gave them a timetable in which they were
18:58 allowed to do certain things and we lifted all these sanctions
19:01 and that, in a sense, gave them more time to prepare this
19:05 nuclear weapon, which has been their ambition vocally
19:09 for decades.
19:10 Are we to expect that they will complete this nuclear weapon?
19:13 Sima: Iran is today the closest that it could be to the
19:17 possibility to take the decision, the politically
19:20 strategic decision, to have a nuclear military capability.
19:25 It's not any more a technical issue.
19:28 It's only a political issue and when it comes to a political
19:33 issue, as we have been talking before, we might miscalculate
19:39 the moment when they will do it.
19:41 And what I can say is that in the last couple of months or in
19:46 the last half a year, I would say, there is more and more
19:49 talking in Iran including ex head of Atomic Energy Committee
19:57 in Iran that are saying, "We have all the components and if
20:03 we decide, we can have a bomb."
20:05 Joshua: It seems that Iran's tactics have always
20:07 been misdirection.
20:08 So if we want to protect ourselves from our agenda, we
20:12 get the world focused on something else.
20:14 So in this moment with Israel, the-- it seemed to shift from,
20:19 they've attacked Israel, the world supports Israel, and now
20:21 they've shifted it to this antisemitic, you know, the world
20:24 is now focused socially on how we have to stand against Israel
20:28 because of all these atrocities that Israel is doing.
20:31 All the while the world's focused on their antisemitic
20:34 perspective, Iran continues in the background to do all
20:38 of this.
20:39 Why is it so important that the world doesn't fall for this
20:41 antisemitism that's once again rising up, this unnatural hate
20:45 of the Jewish people?
20:46 Sima: I read the details about the campuses, people that
20:50 were arrested.
20:51 So in most campuses, there were between 60% to 80% people that
20:57 were not students at all.
20:59 So this is, you understand that they succeeded to bring people
21:04 that have agendas against the, I don't know, against the US,
21:08 against the-- everything.
21:11 I don't know what other agendas, and they feel that this is the
21:15 time to come out together and to protest against something.
21:19 Caleb: Seems these groups are very well organized and they
21:22 have amazing marketing campaign.
21:24 They know how to infiltrate the minds of the weak.
21:28 I say it as weak.
21:30 And so, you have these kids on college campuses say, "We
21:33 are Hamas.
21:34 Destroy Israel."
21:36 Then how do you fight Hamas?
21:37 What's the best way for y'all to succeed in eliminating the
21:40 threat of Hamas when everybody is against you?
21:42 Sima: I want to bring us back to the 7th of October and to the
21:45 current situation.
21:46 And I think that Israel has an opportunity now, supported by
21:53 the US program, to be integrated much better in the region.
21:58 And this is a very important element for the security of
22:01 Israel for the future.
22:02 It's the-- Ben Gurion that established the state of Israel
22:06 was always saying that Israel shouldn't be very-- it shouldn't
22:11 be a foreign element in the region.
22:14 You know, we are Jews, all others are Muslims, or they are
22:17 Muslims, Shia and Sunni and others.
22:20 We shouldn't be separated from the region and it took many
22:25 years in the wars and everything until we are today in a peace
22:28 agreement with Egypt and Jordan, in the normalization with the
22:32 Emirates and Bahrain and Morocco.
22:34 And we should be more and more integrated into the Middle East
22:39 and be part of it.
22:40 And all those countries that I have mentioned, all of them see
22:45 Iran as a threat.
22:46 And I think after the attack of Iran on Israel, they are even
22:49 more threatened than they were before.
22:52 So they decided-- because they are threatened, they decided to
22:56 improve relations with Israel.
22:57 So if you have an enemy, better hold it close to yourself than
23:01 put him in a situation that he can hurt you.
23:05 But no question that they are afraid and concerned from Iran.
23:09 They don't like the Iranians.
23:10 They have also this difference between Sunni and Sunni Shia.
23:16 So there are many reasons for that.
23:18 Israel should try and see how it can do it.
23:21 And I think we have to, in this case, I'm thinking differently
23:27 from our government.
23:29 I think we should find a way how to finish the war in Gaza.
23:34 Of course, taking back our-- all our hostages, terrible issue.
23:43 A terrible issue.
23:44 And make it within a regional arrangement, something that
23:51 Israel will benefit.
23:52 There is a lot of talking of normalization between us and
23:55 the Saudis.
23:57 And I think this is very, very important because Saudi Arabia
24:01 is a symbol in the-- in the Muslim world with Mecca and
24:04 Medina, the two holy places.
24:06 And I think this is the only way that Israel can
24:10 strengthen itself.
24:11 It's not by more and more missiles; it's by being more
24:14 integrated into the region, having more economic cooperation
24:20 with the region, and we are in a very delicate time today.
24:26 Joshua: I think it's incredible.
24:27 I understand more now why your field is intelligence, because
24:30 listening to you speak on this topic, it just makes so
24:32 much sense.
24:34 The enemy is trying to make this an emotional issue.
24:36 And so you have a world that's lashing out of emotion without
24:38 any education on the topic, any intelligence on it.
24:41 And this seems to be the big problem and people need to stop
24:44 and obviously pay attention to history to understand the enemy,
24:48 like you said, holding them close to understand how they
24:50 think and how they operate, instead of just yelling and
24:53 screaming and not having any thought behind what our
24:57 movements are.
24:58 Caleb: Well, Sima, this has been a pleasure.
25:00 I believe you have given us so much to think about, and our
25:04 audience, Christians and Americans, on what they could do
25:09 to encourage our government to stand up and to stand against
25:13 not only antisemitism, but this rogue regime in Iran that seeks
25:17 to annihilate everyone and threaten everyone.
25:20 And I thank you so much for taking the time to be with us
25:23 and educate us today.
25:24 Sima: Thank you, my pleasure.
25:26 Thank you.
25:28 David: Such a busy lady.
25:29 We're so glad that you guys sat down with her for just a few
25:32 minutes to get such great insightful information today.
25:35 Kirsten: Right, my insight is that Iran itself is not this
25:40 superpower, I think verbally they say they are, but it's
25:44 really who they're aligning themselves with right now.
25:47 Is that correct?
25:48 Caleb: That is correct.
25:49 And it's prophetic that all the key players you see them
25:52 aligning themselves with, play a part in Israel's future in the
25:55 coming wars.
25:57 Specifically, I'm focused on the battle of Gog and Magog in
26:00 Ezekiel 38 and 39.
26:01 But I don't believe that fulfillment is for now because
26:05 you see the motivation different.
26:06 Prince Gog comes to steal Israel's natural resources, and
26:09 Iran just wants to wipe them off the face of the earth.
26:12 We may get a scenario like in Isaiah chapter 17 where Iran
26:16 gives their nuclear weapon to Damascus, they try to fire it
26:19 off from there.
26:20 But Israel has to preemptively strike, and Damascus is wiped
26:23 out in a single night.
26:24 Whatever the situation is, there are Christians, there are
26:27 believers in Iran, and they do not follow the government of
26:30 the ayatollahs.
26:32 They are praying for help.
26:33 And I say it's our job, as believers, to pray for that
26:35 government to be overturned, to have a moment of reprieve before
26:39 prophecy is fulfilled so that the gospel can go out to the
26:41 Iranian people.
26:43 Kirsten: I agree and Sima even said only 5% of the population
26:48 which has many believers there, many on the ground.
26:52 But it's this regime, I mean, 5% people go out to vote.
26:56 Because if they went out to vote, they're either going to
26:58 get their head shot off or, really, the vote doesn't matter.
27:02 So it's this regime that we must pray against.
27:04 Is that correct?
27:06 Joshua: We do have to pray against that.
27:07 And it's funny they're not going to vote because it's
27:09 too dangerous.
27:10 But in America, we don't go to vote because we just get lazy.
27:13 The problem with just sitting at home and watching in a
27:16 vegetative state, is that you're not doing anything about it.
27:19 What's the point of gathering this information if you're not
27:22 gonna let it equip you to make a difference?
27:24 That's what this ministry does.
27:26 We bring the information to equip you in your spirit, in
27:29 your mind, so that you can stand for the truth.
27:32 We ask that you give to this ministry of what the Lord would
27:36 lead you to do to help us continue to make that
27:38 difference, for us to unify together and actually do
27:41 something instead of adding to the statistic of doing nothing.
27:46 David: Guys, thank you so much for your incredible
27:48 information today.
27:49 It's been a great program.
27:51 I can't believe it's time to go.
27:53 Joshua: That's right.
27:55 And as you go, Shaalu shalom Yerushalayim.
27:57 David: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
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