Israel's September 11th - May God Bless and Protect The State of Israel
We're taking a heavy-hearted pause from our regular literary exploration today to address the horrific acts of terrorism Israel is currently enduring at the hands of Hamas.
Our hearts ache for the loss of life and we stand united with the people of Israel during this trying time.
Our thoughts and prayers extend to Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, his cabinet, and every Israeli citizen hoping for peace.
In light of these tragic events, we recommend the poignant read 'Fighting Terrorism: How Democracies Can Defeat Domestic and International Terrorism' by none other than Benjamin Netanyahu himself.
Key Points from the Episode:
- Bibi's book penned in 1997, it offers an invaluable perspective on tackling the lurking terror that threatens our peace and freedom.
- One powerful quote from the book resonates with our current times, highlighting the necessity of brave action in a world full of challenges.
- Join us, as we fervently hope for the swift eradication of evil and the return of peace.
Stay tuned to the Theory to Action podcast, as we look forward to resuming our fascinating literary journey soon.
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Welcome to the Theory to Action podcast, where we examine the timeless treasures of wisdom from the great books in less time, to help you take action immediately and ultimately to create and lead a flourishing life. Now here's your host, david Kaiser.
Speaker 2:Hello, this is David and welcome back to the Theory to Action podcast. Because of the recent barbaric attacks to the state of Israel by the terrorist organization Hamas that unfolded in the last 12 hours, we are going to postpone today's episode out of respect for the lives lost and the unbelievable horrors we are witnessing on television and in social media reports of abductions of Israeli citizens. Today is Israel's 9-11. This is the face of savagery in the 21st century. We stand with Israel's Prime Minister, benjamin Netanyahu, as well as so many Americans who would like to see terrorism eradicated root and branch, most especially from the Gaza Strip, where terrorism and corruption has existed and lasted for some over 50 years. Because we cover books here on the podcast and we cover good books on important topics, we thought there could be no better recommendation for you today than the Prime Minister's own book, written back in 1997, titled Fighting Terrorism how Democracies Can Defeat Domestic and International Terrorism. We will only offer one quote from the book today. Quote Courageous action is in itself the best answer to the inevitable slings that the small-minded heap upon the statesmen face in great odds, and seldom has there been a menace so called for the courage and resolve of the true statesmen as the resurgent terror which threatens to rob us of the freedoms and values we so cherish. End of quote. And that is Israel's Prime Minister at the time, benjamin Netanyahu, in his book Fighting Terrorism. And so we wish today's Prime Minister the same Benjamin Netanyahu our prayers for him, for his cabinet, for his fellow Israeli citizens and for all people of goodwill, that evil may be wiped from the face of this planet. God's speed and God's unwavering protection on the state of Israel.
Speaker 1:Thank you for joining us. We hope you enjoyed this Theory to Action podcast. Be sure to check out our show page at teammojoacademycom, where we have everything we discussed in this podcast, as well as other great resources. Until next time, keep getting your mojo on.
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