Patrick Bet-David

No, no.

I owe you an apology, as I said.

You've shown me wrong, and I'm sorry that I –

perpetuated an untruth.

I think that the definition of Zionism has changed.

Now I think it's much more, well, depending on your point of political view, more reactionary or more radical

than it was when it originated in the UK in the late 19th century.

Now it is political Judaism strictly for political purposes, not for religious purposes, at the cost of everything else.

I had lunch yesterday with...

Mother Agapia, who was on the Tucker Carlson show a couple of months back.

She's a Greek Orthodox.

Actually, she's Greek Orthodox, but she's in the Russian Orthodox Archdiocese of Jerusalem.

And we talked about this.

And she said in the 25 or so years that she's lived in Israel, that it's changed dramatically.

And she said it's changed dramatically because of politics.

The religion hasn't changed in thousands of years.

It's the politics that have changed and have made it so difficult.

She asked me when was the last time I was in Israel.

I said 2022 was the last time I went.

Just a few years ago.