Hey, Shalom, everyone, and good evening from Israel, from the Jesrael Valley here in Galilee.

And welcome to one more Q&A episode.

I'm together with Pastor Barry Stagner from Southern California and Pastor Maigole from the state of Minnesota.

Shalom to both of you guys. How are you guys? Shalom.

Doing well. Shalom to you. Yes. Well, you know,

today this evening is the second candle, second day of Hanukkah. Yesterday, during the first day

of Hanukkah in Bondi Beach, in Sydney, Australia, a murderous attack took place where two ISIS-affiliated Pakistani-origin,

Australian Muslims, open fire.

A father and a son, a 50-year-old father and a 24-year-old son used shotguns, hunting rifles, six different weapons they brought with them,

emptied their ammunition case, and basically executed 16 people, almost 30 are still in a hospital.

Some of them are still fighting for their lives among the victims, the youngest is 10-year-old, the oldest is 87-year-old Holocaust survivor.

Two people in their 80s were killed, one rabbi was killed, and of course many more.

The names of over 10 were already released. More to come. But Australia woke up to a reality that words eventually also are being translated to actions.

The Australian government had allowed anti-Israel, anti-Semitic slurs and a lot of anti-Semitic incidents over the past few months.

The Australian government totally aligned with Hamas and the demand for a Palestinian state,

as well as calling what's going on in Gaza, literally repeating the propaganda of Hamas about hunger

and about genocide and all that. And so what we saw yesterday was the translation in the minds

of those jihadists into action.

And we see what happened.

It's, I guess, the October 7th of the Australians.

And that was against Jewish community.

I saw today a video of a pro-Hamas person in Australia who said,

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