Daron Spielman

Nice to see you, Ben. Thanks for having me.

Nice to see you, Ben. Thanks for having me.

Nice to see you, Ben. Thanks for having me.

I think it's insane. I think we actually need to zoom out. If we look at this, let's say 20 years from now, a two-year period, Hamas goes over the border, they massacre 1,200 civilians, they take 250 hostages, they let some of the hostages go, and now they're back in power in the Gaza Strip.

I think it's insane. I think we actually need to zoom out. If we look at this, let's say 20 years from now, a two-year period, Hamas goes over the border, they massacre 1,200 civilians, they take 250 hostages, they let some of the hostages go, and now they're back in power in the Gaza Strip.

I think it's insane. I think we actually need to zoom out. If we look at this, let's say 20 years from now, a two-year period, Hamas goes over the border, they massacre 1,200 civilians, they take 250 hostages, they let some of the hostages go, and now they're back in power in the Gaza Strip.

I mean, there has rarely been an example in world history, can we imagine doing this with Al-Qaeda, where a terror group is then gonna be encouraged to take hostages? It's an absurdity, it makes absolutely no sense. And the army today, I was in the Gaza border just a few days ago, the soldiers are committed to finishing this job. The state of Israel, even though our heart's torn over the hostages,

I mean, there has rarely been an example in world history, can we imagine doing this with Al-Qaeda, where a terror group is then gonna be encouraged to take hostages? It's an absurdity, it makes absolutely no sense. And the army today, I was in the Gaza border just a few days ago, the soldiers are committed to finishing this job. The state of Israel, even though our heart's torn over the hostages,

I mean, there has rarely been an example in world history, can we imagine doing this with Al-Qaeda, where a terror group is then gonna be encouraged to take hostages? It's an absurdity, it makes absolutely no sense. And the army today, I was in the Gaza border just a few days ago, the soldiers are committed to finishing this job. The state of Israel, even though our heart's torn over the hostages,

is committing to finish this job. And the military plan that was put forth now is a plan that says we will hold territory, as opposed to doing strike, moving in and out, and we will push Hamas to the limit. This is the opportunity to finish them off. Giving them any type of state is a historical blunder and would not serve U.S. interests either.

is committing to finish this job. And the military plan that was put forth now is a plan that says we will hold territory, as opposed to doing strike, moving in and out, and we will push Hamas to the limit. This is the opportunity to finish them off. Giving them any type of state is a historical blunder and would not serve U.S. interests either.

is committing to finish this job. And the military plan that was put forth now is a plan that says we will hold territory, as opposed to doing strike, moving in and out, and we will push Hamas to the limit. This is the opportunity to finish them off. Giving them any type of state is a historical blunder and would not serve U.S. interests either.

I mean, basically, it's supporting an enemy that denies Israel, denies Jewish faith, denies the sources, foundations of America.

I mean, basically, it's supporting an enemy that denies Israel, denies Jewish faith, denies the sources, foundations of America.

I mean, basically, it's supporting an enemy that denies Israel, denies Jewish faith, denies the sources, foundations of America.

So the city of David is actually ancient Jerusalem. Most people think ancient Jerusalem is in the walls of the old city, which would make sense if it was anywhere else in the world. However, Queen Victoria sent an explorer to find the Ark of the Covenant 150 years ago, and he didn't find it or anything biblical in the old city walls.

So the city of David is actually ancient Jerusalem. Most people think ancient Jerusalem is in the walls of the old city, which would make sense if it was anywhere else in the world. However, Queen Victoria sent an explorer to find the Ark of the Covenant 150 years ago, and he didn't find it or anything biblical in the old city walls.

So the city of David is actually ancient Jerusalem. Most people think ancient Jerusalem is in the walls of the old city, which would make sense if it was anywhere else in the world. However, Queen Victoria sent an explorer to find the Ark of the Covenant 150 years ago, and he didn't find it or anything biblical in the old city walls.

So one day he leaves the old city walls and finds a spring of water, walks through a cave, and finds a shaft. And when he climbs up, he uncovers an entire ancient city beneath the ground. After a short period of time, he realizes, wow, the ancient city of Jerusalem from the Bible, the city of King David, is actually outside the old city walls.

So one day he leaves the old city walls and finds a spring of water, walks through a cave, and finds a shaft. And when he climbs up, he uncovers an entire ancient city beneath the ground. After a short period of time, he realizes, wow, the ancient city of Jerusalem from the Bible, the city of King David, is actually outside the old city walls.