Charlie Kirk's Love for Israel, the Sabbath, and Fighting Marxism-Jihadism Alliance Explored by Isa and Malka Fleischer

[00:00] Let's welcome one of our most favorite guests who has not been on for a while and that is co-hostess co-show hostess

[00:07] with the mostess Maka Fleer. Maka shalo. Hi Isa. It's good to be back.

[00:12] Thank you very much for joining us Mala. Uh Maka last week not an easy week. Not

[00:19] an easy week. Rough rough ups and downs. Gosh. And a lot of downs. a lot of uh

[00:26] what what on the face of it would seem like downs, but of course we know better that the Lord he's got a vision. Let's

[00:33] uh let's let's talk a little bit about Charlie Kirk uh and about uh the stuff

[00:40] that he was fighting because the stuff that he was fighting was a lot of the stuff that we were fighting. Let's uh let's play a few videos. You know, I I

[00:46] did a show immediately after the after the heinous murder. Uh and in that show, I covered a lot of his pro-Israel

[00:52] remarks, but you know what? A lot of other remarks have surfaced or have been kind of brought to the surface. In any

[00:58] case, let's show a few of them. Okay, Mala. Great. Here we go.

[01:03] Trip I ever took was to Israel. And the second greatest trip I ever took was to Israel. Nobody been there twice. I'm a

[01:08] huge supporter of the Holy Land of Judea and Samaria and up against the terrorist organizations Hezbollah and the

[01:15] Palestinian Authority. College campuses and I've spoke all I've spoke at more college campuses than any Christian conservative in the last couple years.

[01:22] Stanford, Berkeley, Brown, UCLA, University of Texas, University of Michigan, Michigan State

[01:27] University, you name it, I've probably spoken at it. Major universities or states all across the country from Montana State to Maine. And I am

[01:35] confronted many times by young Christians that believe that Israel is an oppressive apartheid state that

[01:40] basically should not exist in its current form. And so I I am here to clearly communicate to you that we have

[01:46] to do a much better job of of communicating um of conveying I should say the geopolitical significance of the

[01:52] state of Israel. Um the the world's a better place because of the state of Israel. We have all three monotheistic

[01:57] religions represented in the Israeli Knesset and the Israeli Supreme Court. Uh Israel actually expresses freedom of

[02:03] religion. I'll never forget when I was driving down to Hebrron last year and you're driving down south from Jerusalem

[02:09] and there was this sign and and I don't speak and I don't speak Arabic nor do I speak Hebrew. So I turned to my driver I

[02:15] said what does that sign say? There was no English translation and there was a arrow in the middle and an arrow to the right arrow to the left and the arrows

[02:21] to the right and left were red and the arrow in the middle was black or some other um uh not a warning color. And so

[02:28] I said, "What does that mean?" They said, "Well, if we turn right, you'll die." "What do you mean you'll die?" Well, if you turn right, you go into the

[02:33] Palestinian Authority controlled territories, and as a Christian, a Westerner, or a Jew, they'll kill you. It's like, well, what kind of ridiculous

[02:43] stubble standard here? If Arabs come into the Israeli occupied areas, they're given benefits and rights to vote. You

[02:49] go into the Palestinian Authority areas, Palestinian Authority controlled areas, get your head cut off. That was a really

[02:55] interesting moment. I just want to kind of start it from the beginning just for a second. Just listen to this just this this quick part that

[03:02] he says in succession. The greatest trip I ever took was to Israel. And the second greatest trip I ever took was to Israel. And I've only

[03:07] been there twice. I'm a huge supporter of the Holy Land of Judea and Samaria and up against the terrorist

[03:13] organizations Hezbollah and the Palestinian Authority College. Okay. So there you go. Uh I am for

[03:19] Israel. I'm for the Holy Land. And and I think the reason he says I'm for the holy land is because the holy land uh is

[03:28] really the aspect that he connected to. And this is something that we keep trying to talk to our leaders about. The

[03:34] reason that he says holy land and Judea and Samaria is because he identifies Judea and Samaria as the place of the Bible.

[03:40] Right? This is this is what he connected to. He connected to the biblical aspect and our beloved state of Israel has really not

[03:47] done enough to promote the idea that I know this is going to sound crazy that

[03:53] Israel is the holy land, right? I mean, Israel feels very comfortable, we've said this before on

[03:59] the show, right? But Israel feels very comfortable portraying itself as the startup nation um as a postholocaust

[04:06] nation, as a scrappy outpost for democracy in the Middle East that will

[04:12] use its like incredibly innovative military technology to zap bad guys in

[04:18] the region. And all those things are true and they are all amazing things about Israel and are all things that I'm

[04:24] really proud of of Israel. But the real question is why are we doing all that

[04:29] here? Why are we here? How did we get to this place on earth? And the reason is

[04:36] because this is the Jewish homeland. And this how did this become the Jewish

[04:42] homeland? It became the Jewish homeland because the God of Israel told the

[04:47] children of Israel that this is the place that he wants us to be and invest in and grow and develop and and

[04:54] satellite out to the world from. Um and Charlie understood that very well. Um a

[05:01] person who was very versed in um the Bible um in our Torah and and he um

[05:10] believed, you know what I mean? It was it was he was obviously a man with a very high intellect, but in a certain

[05:16] sense he was not a complicated person. He was a person who knew who he was,

[05:22] knew what he believed in, knew the difference between right and wrong, and refused to be confused. Um, and wanted

[05:30] to take that lack of confusion in a world that is trying to smoke and

[05:35] mirrors you all the time and like out rhetoric you all the time. He was trying to take that energy out to students who

[05:42] have been so warped and brainwashed by a modernity which wants to uh distort and

[05:49] confuse everything. That was like his life's mission and and um yeah and

[05:55] that's that's what he died for. But back to back to specific issue of Israel. uh he he he really connected

[06:02] with the idea. He he kept going back and even in some of his last interviews

[06:07] where he had some issues with the state of Israel, he never ever backtracked or never ever questioned the issue of the

[06:14] holy land of the land of the Bible. This is where the Bible happened. And when you and he he had this great line that I

[06:21] think we should make a shirt out of Mala which is he said when you go to the land of Israel it demystifies or dethizes the

[06:29] Bible. It makes the Bible real. Uh and he really he really felt that very strongly. He didn't by the way agree

[06:34] with everything that the state of Israel and he would separate those things. He said well you know state of Israel don't agree with everything state of

[06:40] Israel does exactly it's we're not we're not here to worship the state of Israel. The state of Israel is

[06:45] not an infallible deity. It is a group of Jews getting together trying to make

[06:51] the thing that they think God wants them to make um and make it as successfully as possible. Um and we're here to try to

[06:59] develop it as best as we can. Criticizing Israel is not being anti-Israel, but sometimes it is right.

[07:06] Sometimes the criticism of Israel gets into a place where it's no longer criticism, it's just anti-Israeleness.

[07:12] But but so Charlie would sometimes have critiques of what was going on in Israel or whether the United States should

[07:18] involve itself in Israeli military actions in the reg region and things like that. But there was never a

[07:24] question that he was emphatically emphatically in favor of the Jewish

[07:30] state on the land of Israel. That's right. That's right. And and that and the promotion of Israel as the land

[07:36] of the Bible. And I have to tell you that working with the Israeli government, I'm sensing more and more

[07:42] that they're starting to get it that what talks to people of the Bible is that Israel is the land of the Bible. So

[07:49] when you when you when you when you bring Bible people, God bless Tel Aviv,

[07:54] that beloved and wonderful city that I feel close to and and and and will only blessing and and love to go to, etc.,

[08:01] etc. But that is not the heart of what people that love the Bible feel about the land of Israel. It's about the Bible

[08:08] and the stories of the Bible. And that's why, by the way, I had the great honor and pleasure of bringing Charlie Kirk to

[08:15] Hebrron. Uh, more correct, I hosting him in Hebron. That's more correct. Uh, because my good friend Matan Pelle

[08:21] is the one who brought him to the land of Israel and to Judea and Samaria. And I had the pleasure of of of hosting him

[08:29] uh at uh the tomb of the patriarchs, the matrix. That picture of him at the tomb there and at the tomb there went viral.

[08:36] Uh, and I'm very proud of that. But like, you know, there are some people who are like, "Wait a minute. He had issues with Israel."

[08:43] Whoopdedoo. Good morning. Yeah, we have some issues with Israel. Watch the show here. Watch the show.

[08:49] Watch my stuff about Netanyahu. Plenty of critiques. Woo. What do you think? They're like being pro-Israel means

[08:55] being lobbomized and like going in line with the state of with every policy of the state of Israel. Come on. We're I

[09:03] don't usually talk about this, but we're a democracy. we have different like you know viewpoints about how Israel policy

[09:08] should be and I'm certainly not in agreement all the time with our state and Netanyahu etc. And I think Charlie had absolutely absolutely you know good

[09:15] points. I didn't agree with everything uh and uh okay but the point is one thing I definitely agree with is his

[09:22] interest and love of the Bible. Now his interest and love of the Bible Mala also

[09:29] brought him to another consciousness which is very important which I think in many ways is uh

[09:36] is is is one of the great issues of our time which is the issue of technology

[09:44] and the need to power down step off ddigitalize

[09:51] for a Sabbath and Charlie Kirk His upcoming book will be postumously

[09:57] published will be uh sad to say will be about the Shabbat and the name of the

[10:04] book is stop in the name of God as in like stop in the name of God instead of

[10:10] love. Okay. And here is Charlie talking about uh the issue of Shabbat, the

[10:16] Sabbath for the Jewish Sabbath as taken upon a non-Jew like Charlie Kirk. And

[10:24] I'll say one of I mean I'm going to challenge you guys on one thing and uh I don't Alli, I don't know if you know this. Last July, um you know, I was

[10:30] traveled all across the country last year. I was getting really stressed and just worn down. Typical stuff that happens on the road. And a pastor friend

[10:36] of mine said, "Charlie, you got to take a Sabbath." And I was like, "Oh, we're not bound by that commandment, whatever." and he really convicted me.

[10:41] So every Friday night I take a Jewish Sabbath, turn off my phone, Friday night to Saturday night, the world cannot

[10:47] reach me and I get nothing from the world. It will bless you infinitely. Now I'm not saying you're bound by the law as a Christian. I'm not saying that

[10:53] that's something you have to do. I'm saying it will make your life better. It was important enough that God put it as one of the ten commandments. And I will

[10:59] say there's debate in some theological circles that we are bound to it because it predated the law. God rested after

[11:05] creation. So I want you to think about that. So, Friday night to Saturday night, no one can reach me. And I wake up, you know, I

[11:11] I wake up on Saturday night, I open up my phone, 600 text messages, 900, whatever. But it is the best 24 to 25

[11:18] hours. And if every young person took a legitimate Sabbath from Friday night to Saturday night, I guarantee you anxiety

[11:23] would go down, depression would go down, you'd actually spend time with people you care about, meaningful conversations

[11:29] would happen. So, I challenge you if you incorporate that in your life, there's no negative. There is the only negative

[11:36] would possibly be if you had to contact someone in an emergency. If it's an emergency, then fine. Open up your

[11:42] phone. That's a separate conversation. Emergencies don't happen every week. And if they do, you got other problems, right? So, um, take the Sabbath, take it

[11:48] seriously. And I think you should take a permanent Sabbath from TikTok, but you and I could talk about that at a different time. But I do want to say,

[11:55] okay, Malaka, that was Charlie talking about Sabbath. And he had such a conviction that he wrote a book that

[12:02] that's coming out just about the Sabbath. Sabbath for the nations. And a

[12:07] lot of people this past Shabbat uh non-Jews or even Jews who hadn't done

[12:12] it before took upon themselves a kind of Charlie Shabbat. Uh and um

[12:20] and maybe in in many ways maybe this message

[12:26] is is a resounding one, one that the world really needs to hear. What do you think about that?

[12:32] Um, it is fascinating, Isa. You know, as a Jewish person to watch,

[12:39] there's no question that that in the non-Jewish world, there's a connection to the Bible, a deep um very loyal

[12:47] dedication to Bible values. But sometimes as a Jewish person knowing

[12:52] that you've been carrying around this information, this data with you for

[12:58] 2,000 years in the diaspora, it sometimes feels to you like it is your

[13:04] job to purvey the information. but every once in a while steps in someone from

[13:11] the outside and is able to open the eyes of people in such a dramatic way that

[13:18] you really have to be amazed that God has his his messengers across the

[13:23] nations and around the world. Charlie Kirk and his Sabbath, notice he calls it

[13:29] the Jewish Sabbath. I think it he mentioned it in the in this video, but I've certainly seen him say it in other

[13:34] videos. He doesn't say, "I take a Sabbath." He says, "I take a Jewish Sabbath." When I first heard that he was

[13:40] a Sabbathke keeper, I was like, "Oh, well, you know, Sunday." And and you told me you're like, "No, Friday night

[13:46] to Saturday night." And and the fact that he understood that this was something that would benefit him. Um,

[13:54] and that he on additionally understood on top of that that it would benefit him, but that he is not obligated to all

[14:01] the various specific nuances that the Jewish people are obligated to. We have a a very lengthy series of directions

[14:10] about how to yes and no do Shabbat and it's very extensive. Whereas he

[14:15] understood that the principle of Shabbat was meant for him that he could learn

[14:21] from the idea that taking a day of rest that something that has really sustained

[14:27] the Jewish people throughout uh throughout all of our years. this

[14:33] keeping of the Shabbat. It has sustained us in all a variety of ways. Whether it be just on the personal level like

[14:38] Charlie is talking about, but certainly also on the community level and definitely on the spiritual level, it

[14:44] has sustained us. He understands that this is something that he can glean from. And now I'm looking all over on

[14:49] Friday, Isa, I was looking all over uh Twitter X. I still can't say X, but

[14:55] anyway, I was looking all over X and I see Jews. Jews who were are consider

[15:03] themselves secular who are not Sabbathke keepers who are saying on X I because of

[15:12] Charlie and his dedication to the Sabbath I'm going to start keeping Shabbat now. Whoa. What a mindblower to

[15:20] me. This is an incredible um merit for him that he was able to open the eyes. I

[15:28] mean, not to mention the thousands upon thousands of Gentiles who will probably take upon themselves the Sabbath, um,

[15:35] and really just like be so nurtured by it and start to understand what it means

[15:41] to do a digital detox and to sit, you know, with uninterrupted eye contact in front of your family or to like actually

[15:47] read a book that has pages or to take a walk outside or to think um, an

[15:53] uninterrupted thought. the fact that he was able to make Jewish

[15:58] people reappreciate the heritage that we were given because of his appreciation

[16:05] of it and his like finding it and adopting into his life. I find that to be like a really mindblowingly beautiful

[16:13] thing and I'm so um like happy and humbled for him like

[16:20] happy for him, humbled um amazed um and I think that God works in mysterious

[16:26] ways. Um and as much as I think that the loss of Charlie Cook Kirk, excuse me, is

[16:32] a really profound loss and I think that he could have done so much more and he had so much more to do. I think that God

[16:38] is also incredibly smart and he knew that this was a person who um wanted to

[16:45] serve him in his life and he's using him to the max and I think that that's really really cool.

[16:53] Okay. Uh Maka, absolutely. The world needs digital detox. Shabbat is something that we need more than ever

[16:59] before. Charlie Kirk was saying to you, it's a it's a godly mandate, but it's

[17:04] also a societal need today. It It's more needed than ever before. How funny is it

[17:10] that in this modern time that we live in, we need Shabbat more than ever before. I know that I read uh Barry

[17:16] Weiss on Twitter says, "Shabbat cannot come fast enough this week." And I like I slid into Shabbat this week as though

[17:22] I was sliding into home base like, you know, and just made it in. And I was like, "Thank you." And yeah, I think

[17:28] that I think that Charlie, one of Charlie Kirk's big legacies is Shabbat. It's really It's really

[17:35] his book is going to come out. I mean, we haven't even hit the tip of the iceberg yet, right? I I I only like mourn inside that he

[17:42] won't be there to discuss it out and discuss it out more and to go on.

[17:47] Yeah, I would have I would have I would have had him on the show or he would have had me on his show. I mean, it would have been like it would have been pretty amazing. But as it is,

[17:54] I think it still will be. And Isa, I didn't tell you, but as a little gift, I I went to Amazon and I pre-ordered that

[18:01] book for you. Cool, dude. Thank you very much. Very nice. You're welcome. So, thank you. I appreciate I will enjoy

[18:07] that. Thank you. That's very cool. That's very cool. Um AA sent a super chat and we love

[18:14] super chats because it's a great way to hear your voice and support the show. He says, "How do you think Charlie Kirk

[18:19] would debate Jimmy Carter who was also well-versed in the Bible?" Uh Jimmy Carter uh didn't understand the Bible.

[18:26] Jimmy Carter did not understand you're supposed to bless the Jews. Jimmy Carter was the supporter of the jihad, Nazi,

[18:34] Molech, Kamas, Amalikites. He was on the wrong side of the Bible. He didn't get

[18:39] it. He was he was a replacement theology guy. He wanted to shrink Israel. He was

[18:44] not a blesser of Israel. He simply misunderstood the Bible and got and had some very incorrect lessons. Charlie

[18:50] Kirk would have made mincemeat out of him and and uh he was he was he was

[18:56] using the Bible against itself. He saw the Bible he saw Israel in the dark light and not as uh Israel the the

[19:03] nation that has challenges but overcomes in order to be the apples of God's eye. The apple of God's eye. Okay, Mala. Uh

[19:11] one more video from Charlie. Uh but this one is different. Okay. Uh this one is about

[19:19] uh we talked about the Shabbat. We we talked about his standing with Israel and rejecting the Palestinian Authority,

[19:25] but this was a different issue that we uh uh are warning about all the time

[19:30] here on our channel and our discussions. And that is the growing uh emergency

[19:38] situation of the jihadist takeover uh and its complicity

[19:43] with progressivism. the Red Green Alliance, the Progressive Jihad

[19:48] Alliance. And Charlie was all over that. He was all over that. And he saw these

[19:56] twin evils working seemingly at different intellectual spectrums and yet

[20:02] actually having the same goal, which is to undermine civilization, to undermine

[20:08] freedom, to sow discord, and to undermine uh uh heritage. the Bible and

[20:17] uh the the biblical heritage, what some people call a term that I don't like so much, Judeo-Christian

[20:23] values, but definitely biblical values. Here's Charlie Kirk warning the United States of those dangers.

[20:29] Battle is coming to the West. And the enemies are wokeism or Marxism combining

[20:34] with Islamism to go after what we call the American way of life. And the American way of life is very simple. I

[20:41] want to be able to get married, buy a home, have kids, allow them to ride their bike till the sun goes down, send

[20:48] them to a good school, have a low crime neighborhood, not to have my kid be taught the lesbian, gay, transgender

[20:56] garbage in their school, while also

[21:03] while also not having them have to hear the Muslim call to prayer five times a

[21:08] day. That's important. We want the American way of life which

[21:15] is by the way Christristendom. Christians our sacrifice our toil our

[21:21] vision the outgrowth of the scriptures gave us western civilization. And this is where I think is a great rallying

[21:28] cry. Doesn't matter if you're Hispanic. Doesn't matter if you're Asian. Doesn't matter if you're black or white.

[21:33] Everybody, if you are Christian and Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior, these two threats are combining forces

[21:39] to come after us and it's time that the church stands and rises up against it.

[21:45] Okay. So, on this show and from Israel, I have I cannot promote Christianity.

[21:51] Uh, and I don't believe that that is the the ultimate way to serve God. And I think that the Torah is the more

[21:58] authentic version of things. That's just the bottom line from this end. Uh but I do agree very much uh about the twin

[22:05] threats which I think are twin threats throughout the world. Uh there are threat twin threats to any identity

[22:11] today. Uh and that that twin threat is throughout Europe and throughout the United States. It's to Israel as well.

[22:17] And it's Marxism woke wokeism together with jihadism. That part I can't

[22:22] disagree on. Okay. the solution. He spoke it in his identity and I'll speak

[22:28] it in my identity which is be a strong Israel, be a strong Jewish country, push

[22:33] back on wokeism which undermines biblical values. Uh push back on Islamism which is a supremacist religion

[22:39] which tries to erase Israel and Judaism. It tries to erase Christianity as well.

[22:45] But I got to speak it from from my perspective. Uh and by the way, he would agree with me. He'd say, "I'm American.

[22:50] You're Israeli. You got to speak it in your way." and but but we agree on the

[22:56] uh the the diagnosis and the prognosis. Okay, the diagnosis is these two forces

[23:01] want to destroy Israel. And the prognosis is that we have to we have to this disease is going to come to us, we

[23:07] got to fight it and we got to strengthen it through identity and through also realizing what these guys are doing. And

[23:13] if it's to fight them with the law, if it's to make things illegal, if to be like, "Yeah, do not have uh do not have

[23:21] the uh uh do not have uh uh the the mosque and the muazine blare out at 5:00

[23:29] a.m. in New York City or in Israel because that's their way of of taking over. We can't let that happen." Uh so

[23:35] what do you think, Ma, about those twin uh challenges? I think that um I think that what you

[23:43] know Charlie Kirk was a staunch Christian. He was a really Christian Christian. Um and he made no uh he

[23:51] minced no words about it. I think what he's really saying here though is that

[23:56] he wants what he sees as the American way of life is a place where Bible

[24:03] believing people can feel comfortable and safe and that they don't have to

[24:08] feel like they have to make themselves small like they have to have some kind of guilt that they have to minimize

[24:15] their own faith so that other faiths can maximize themselves and then suddenly take over. Um and you know this is this

[24:24] is a phenomenon which is now happening around the world. United Kingdom is seeing it, France is seeing it, Norway

[24:30] is seeing it, Ireland is seeing it. It's not a um like an Islamic uh search for

[24:39] rights and equality in a place that is difficult to live in. It is an o it has

[24:45] become a certain kind of takeover a certain kind of overbearing um flags

[24:52] flying everywhere calls to prayer everywhere Arabic everywhere and people are nervous that their own cultural

[24:59] integrity won't stand up can't stand up to what they see as like a certain

[25:05] intentional onslaught. It's not like just a lot of people have come in and now we have to make sure our culture is

[25:11] also good. It's like an intentional some kind of an effort is happening to reduce

[25:18] their culture and raise up this other culture until their own home culture,

[25:23] the original indigenous culture goes extinct. Maka, there's there's a comment that I

[25:29] want to get to and that's not the one. That's not the one. Here it is. Uh, Saku

[25:35] writes, "Sisha, are you comparing jihadist Muslims to gays and lesbians?" No. What I'm saying is is is I wasn't

[25:43] comparing them. I was saying that wokeism works together with woke wokeism Marxism

[25:50] works together with jihadism. And the way it works is like this. It's a two-step. The two-step is like this.

[25:55] First, wokeism undermines family

[26:01] history. Okay? It like in America it tells you

[26:06] your history is bad. You were always evil. You're always colonialist. you're always aparttheid and all these like words that they use about you. Then it

[26:13] undermines family uh by by introducing all these uh alternative systems uh of

[26:20] human relationships and equates them. Uh and then it also erases uh your security

[26:26] forces, your army, weakens your army, it's against your strength, it defunds the police, etc., etc., etc. And

[26:32] basically it it makes people into a total mush. makes them into total selfishness because they have they're

[26:38] not part of anything. They're not part of history. They're not part of family and they're not part of mutual defense.

[26:45] So people are left to themselves. Now when people are completely detached from the societal

[26:51] missions, they become jello people when they have no identity that oh I forgot

[26:57] it undermines their rel how could I forget their minds undermines their religion. So undermines religion, it

[27:02] undermines family, undermines security and undermines history. These are the th these are the bull works of identity.

[27:10] When you undermine those things, then people become jello. They become mush. They are nothing. And then comes the

[27:16] jihad and clamps right down and everybody's thankful that the jihad has

[27:23] come to their rescue to give them purpose and identity. Now I understand

[27:28] what I have to do. Now I understand my domestic role. Now I understand my my you know what I can uh uh conquest that

[27:34] I need to do and now I have now I have some kind of you know mission in life which is why a human being needs it so much. So therefore Marxism wokeism works

[27:42] together with jihadism. Uh this sentence, the way the Saku writes

[27:49] it is is is is tricky because it it you know it it makes it look like well

[27:54] jihadism which is very much the opposite of of of the gay LGBT thing. You know

[28:01] these are two opposite things seems like wait a minute these don't make sense together. But in fact it works together

[28:08] to undermine the societ it's actually a a one twostep. First, it's wokeism,

[28:14] progressivism, then it's jihadism. That's that's the way that works. I hope that's that's that I made that clear.

[28:21] And of course, there there's a lot more to discuss on that. And and Charlie Kirk was definitely a guy who pushed that.

[28:28] So, Monica, we talked about we talked about the love of traveling to Israel and feeling that this is the land of the

[28:33] Bible and the understanding that Palestinian Authority is a is a despicable terrorist gang. Charlie

[28:41] understood that. the idea of the Sabbath as an important uh uh pillar in

[28:48] relationship with God and an antidote to much of the digitalization and addiction that we have today. Uh and number three,

[28:55] the danger of the union between woke Marxism

[29:00] and and jihadism. And I think that Charlie Kirk uh was on all those and we

[29:06] saw eye to eye in many of those things. And that's why he was he's celebrated right now as a hero in Israel. That

[29:12] doesn't mean that he has a he doesn't think that Israel's perfect. Uh and it

[29:17] doesn't mean that I agree with him and he agrees with me on every issue. Uh but I think that it was a great merit to

[29:23] know him to have him around and on the on the whole he was a tremendous force

[29:28] for good for dialogue uh and for holding up values and he was taken down for

[29:34] that. Right. I actually think he really does represent um a certain strong,

[29:41] levelheaded, proud, faith-based America. Um and I think that this attack on him

[29:48] was an attack on that kind of America. And I hope it will serve as a wake-up call to America. I love America. Um I'm

[29:56] a very proud Israeli. This is where I want to be. This is where I want to live. I believe in this country. Um but

[30:01] I know how our story ends. So, do you guys watching the show, right? If you're a Bible reader, you

[30:08] know, we may go up, we may go down, we may go a little bit sideways, but we know how the story ends. We don't know

[30:15] how the story of America ends. Um, and so it is really up to the people of America to be vigilant um in shaping and

[30:22] crafting their country. Charlie Cook was all about that. He was an America first

[30:28] person who understood that his country was special and that if he wanted to

[30:33] keep it special, he had he had to to dedicate himself to the uh moral and

[30:39] intellectual clarity of the young people and he did that with incredible passion.

[30:44] Um it's a real pity that he is lost. Um, but with God's help, somebody more

[30:51] people will rise up to to help that beautiful country to continue to be

[30:56] strong and clear and go in the right direction. I think it's good for the world. Um, we really want to bless you,

[31:02] America. Uh, we our condolences really um to all of America, frankly, especially to the Kirk family, but to

[31:09] all of America on this horrible loss. Um, but may this only serve as as the the Sabbath is is like is there's a big

[31:17] awakening to the Sabbath now as a result of um his passing or his his murder.

[31:23] Let's just be honest. Um, may other great values also um come to the

[31:29] forefront, become part of the uh public discussion and may we see good days

[31:34] ahead. Maka Flecher, I want to thank you so much for joining me. I want you to know that people miss you and so you have to

[31:41] make every effort. I know you've been busy bring the kids back to school etc. Uh but we need you back in the show always. People need you and people need

[31:48] that Maka energy throughout the world. Uh so thank you very much Mala and uh

[31:54] let's keep fighting you know let's start this week strong together and uh and uh

[31:59] let's rededicate ourselves to also making Sabbath special. If if if the nations are going to take upon

[32:05] themselves Sabbath, then we got to make our Sabbath even holier and even more meaningful. Uh on in the comment

[32:13] section, Yo puts up the link of Charlie's book, Stop in the Name of God. Why honoring the Sabbath will transform

[32:19] your life? Who came up with that name, Stop in the Name of God. That is just good. That is just good stuff. Mala

[32:26] Fleer, God bless you so much and thank you so much for being with us. Thank you very much. Have a great week. All right. God bless you, Malica. Thank

[32:32] you for helping us start the week right. We want to bless the soul and memory of Charlie Kirk. Thank you for your amazing

[32:40] life and thank you for your light and thank you for reminding us about the Sabbath. You got to listen to Charlie.

[32:47] Start keeping that Sabbath. Start taking a break. And I even allow you to take a break from this show on the Sabbath.

[32:54] Take a digital detox and turn your life towards God on the Sabbath. three pieces

[32:59] of advice to get closer to Israel and Jerusalem and the holiness. One, face Jerusalem. Two, drink wine from the land

[33:05] of Israel or something else, even if it's a I don't know, potato chip from the land of Israel. And finally, uh

[33:11] start keeping that Sabbath. That's my advice to you. And of course, my other advice is stay connected to us. We're

[33:16] doing our best to broadcast so much uh from the good land, from the land of Israel. Lots of love, lots of blessings

[33:23] from the land of blessings. May Hashem be with you wherever you are.

[33:28] with good energy from the land of good energy wherever you are. Shalom. Shalom.

[33:34] Shalom. And don't forget to be part of it.

[33:40] And don't forget to laugh. The bad guys hate it when you laugh. We got to defeat them with our laughter. Our holy

[33:45] laughter. Y'all everybody, it's time to It's time to wrap it up. And shalom.