On The Frontlines: Faith, Freedom, and the Call to Serve
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Why does Mark Levin open the episode by recalling 9/11 and October 7 attacks?
On september eleventh, two thousand one, America faced horrific terror. On october seventh, twenty twenty three, Israel endured the same thing. Today our world is again under threat, but evil will not have the final word. Scripture tells us pray for the peace of Jerusalem. That's why I'm joining the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews for flags of fellowship. Thousands of churches across America will display memorial flags honoring the church. twelve hundred lives lost on october seventh. Please donate twenty five dollars tax deductible to the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and plant your flag to show your support for Israel and the Jewish people. Each flag represents a precious life and a promise that we will not forget.
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Mark Levin and the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews bring you on the front lines.
Welcome folks. I'm Mark Levin and I'm with Yael Ekstein, global CEO and President of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, IFCJ.org. Please check them out. There's no group like it. Fantastic group, Christians and Jews, shoulder to shoulder, standing together all over the world, especially in the Holy Land, in the Middle East, and as well as Ukraine. Doing really God's work, I think, very, very much. So welcome to the program. How are you?
Thank you so much. It's always wonderful to be speaking to you.
You know, folks, I don't know how she does it. She's got a big family, a lovely family. Uh so that's a full time job. She runs this outstanding organization and it's in Israel and other locations throughout the world as well. And she has time to talk to us. It's just fantastic where do you find all this time?
Uh, you know, when when you're filling your time with good things, I think God makes the time expand and you would definitely know that, my friend.
Well, uh it's an honor and it's the cause that counts as far as I'm concerned, and your cause is so fantastic and uh and important. Well, we just had the twenty fifth anniversary of nine eleven the other day, and really every day is an anniversary of what happened on nine eleven and other acts of horrendous terrorism against the people of the United States and people of Israel, the people of Europe, people all over the world as a matter.
How does Yael Eckstein describe the shared values between Christians and Jews?
Matter of fact, and we're approaching the third year anniversary of October 7th. What is it? That w you would like to convey that we learn from these things as Americans and the Israelis and so forth.
Well, I think it's so important that we do learn from th these horrible events. And that's the most important thing is that we realize that these horrors that we have experienced, that we continue to experience, are wake up calls. And it's not just a regular war. What I see is that this is a spiritual war. I remember where I was on nine eleven. I think it's uh one of those world events that Every single person who was alive remembers exactly where they were standing when the airplanes hit the Twin Towers, the first twin the first tower, the second tower, the Pentagon. And we were just all shocked at the level of evil that people can bring to other innocent humans. And we were shocked that this could happen in America.
And what we realized from that, what I remember realizing from that, because it was actually during the second second emtifada in Israel. And so I was living in Israel at the time, and almost every single day there were buses that were being blown up by suicide bombers. I had a friend from Chicago who was in Israel who was shot in her lung by a terrorist in Jerusalem, coffee shops that were being blown up b by bombs, by uh By guns. The second antifada was horrible. Every single day, terror, more people killed. And I remember when the plane struck the twin powers. I prayed to God that America would never know the terror that Israel faced. But it was definitely a wake-up call that we're in this together.
The enemies of Israel are the enemies of America.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Why does Mark Levin open the episode by recalling 9/11 and October 7 attacks?
0:00–2:22
2
How does Yael Eckstein describe the shared values between Christians and Jews?
2:22–8:45
3
What does Yael say about the spiritual and civilizational battle against evil?
8:45–16:48
4
How does the IFCJ provide humanitarian aid in war‑torn Ukraine and the Middle East?
16:48–26:23
5
Why are Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur important to the fellowship’s mission?
26:23–30:17
6
What historical ties link the United States, Israel, and Judeo‑Christian values?
30:17–32:36
7
How does the IFCJ mobilize volunteers of different faiths on the ground?
32:36–32:59
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