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Not On My Watch

For Zion’s Sake I Will Not Keep Silent

Thursday

Nov. 9th

NOON EST /11:00 AM CST

Join us for either our Zoom or our YouTube streaming event.

There will be nine presenters during this virtual roundtable, listed below with a short bio...

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Al McCarn

Al McCarn retired from the US Army after a long career.  He now works with several ministries that bring Christians and Jews together to walk out the promises of Israel's complete restoration.  AL and his wife Charlayne live in Rock Hill, SC, along with their dog, Blue.

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Dean Bye

Dean Bye is the founder and executive director of Return Ministries.  His ministry encourages Christians and Jews to work together to fulfill God's purpose for Israel and the Nations, with a focus on building bridges between the Jewish and Christian communities.

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Gidon Ariel

Gidon Ariel is the founder and CEO of Root Source, an organization dedicated to promoting respectful relationships between Jews and Pro-Israel Christians.Their flagship program brings knowledgable Israeli teachers and curious Christians together to study Jewish texts and concepts that are foundational to their faith.

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Eliyahu Berkowitz

Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz is a senior reporter for Israel365 News as well as a published author through Root Source Publishing.  He served as a combat medic in the IDF and has received rabbinical ordination in Israel.  He currently lives in the Golan Heights with his wife and their four children.

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Rabbi Elie Mischel

Rabbi Elie Mischel is the director of education at Israel365 and the editor of HaMizrachi Magazine.  He received a rabbinic ordination Yeshiva University (Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary), holds a JD from the Cardozo School of Law, and an MA in Modern Jewish History from the Bernard Revel School of Jewish Studies.

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Jonathan Feldstein

Jonathan Feldstein was born and educated in the US and immigrated to Israel in 2004.  He is married and the father of six.  He is the founder and president of the Genesis 123 Foundation.  Throughout his life he has served as a bridge between Jews and Christians, helping connect Christians to Israel in a meaningful way.

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Rabbi Jeremy Gimpel

Rabbi Jeremy Gimpel is a Torah educator, political activist, and co-founder of The Land Of Israel Fellowship.  He currently lives on the Arugot Farm, a settlement in the beautiful hills of Judea, with his wife and children.

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Steve Wearp

Steve Wearp is the former national coordinator for the March of Rememberance and the founder/CEO of BlessedBuyIsrael, which is a company that exports Israeli products from the heartland of Israel.  When you can't find him in Israel, Steve is traveling across the US sharing about the restoration taking place in our time!

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Tommy Waller

Tommy Waller, founder of HaYovel, found his life's mission in the mountains of Israel.  His family works alongside him to educate the Christian world about the unique role of the Jewish people and the nation of Israel.

Not on my Watch

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On November 9th and 10th, 1938, 267 synagogues were broken into, desecrated, set on fire, and destroyed.  Another nearly 10,000 religious schools, Jewish cemeteries homes, and businesses were ransacked, defiled, and demolished.  It became known as Kristallnacht—the night of broken glass—a reference to the shattered glass filling the streets. 

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In the days that followed more than 30,000 Jewish men were falsely imprisoned and sent to concentration camps. hundreds more were murdered in the streets. Reports of rape, assaults, and beatings were too numerous to count.  The Jews were blamed for the attacks.  They were told that they had brought it on themselves.

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The world responded with shock, then passivity, and the atrocities were quickly forgotten. The church largely ignored and surrendered their moral authority to the Nazi Regime.  The world shrugged.  Antisemitism engulfed the nations, resulting in a time of primitive savagery where over 6,000,000 Jews were brutally and systematically exterminated.

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On October 7th, 2023, over 1400 Jews were ruthlessly slaughtered in Israel.  Families were savagely brutalized in their own homes.  Young men, women, and children were hunted down and shot to death, assaulted, and raped. Countless others were burned alive, decapitated, tortured, and led off as hostages to be paraded through the streets of Gaza as Palestinian people cheered. Then they were hidden underground in tunnels like animals, trapped by cruel and heartless demonic entities we know as Hamas. 

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The world responded with shock.  Then neutrality.  Then they moved to “moral equivalency”, quickly forgetting the horrific brutality committed against innocent men, women, and children. Once again the blame shifted to Israel and the Jews. Israel and the Jewish victims are now considered the oppressors; Hamas and the Palestinian oppressors are proclaimed the victims. The UN along with most of the media is calling on Israel to bear the cost and responsibility of providing humanitarian aid and restoring peace to people who have vowed to destroy her.

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Not on My Watch

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As Christians, our fathers failed to stand up for our Jewish brothers and sisters in 1938, when the world went dark.  What will our legacy be? Passive lip service to our love of life and truth?  Will our pastors and Christian leaders again surrender their moral responsibilities to the enemies of Israel? Or will we as Christians say "Never Again", and stand shoulder to shoulder with Israel and the Jewish people? Are we, as children of God, redeemed by the King and Messiah of Israel, who gave His life for us, willing to live our lives to bless and guard the people and nation He loves and calls the apple of His Eye? 
 

Join us for a roundtable discussion with a panel of seven Jewish and Christian leaders as we discuss the past, present, and future relationship between the Jewish people and the Nations.  There will be testimonials from survivors of Kristallnacht and the Simchat Torah Massacre.  

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We will wrap up the time by sharing impactful ways for Christians to bring about change in their part of the world.  Change that will begin pushing back the tide of moral equivalency and antisemitism.  Change that will fight the darkness that is engulfing the world.

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Never Again!

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