Good evening Tel Aviv! Yes!

Now, normally when you have a free event, you expect 50% of the people not to show up,

but of course not every day you have Dr. Gadzad addressing Tel Aviv!

So this is how it's going to go. Dr. Gadadsad is going to give a lecture because he is a professor

after all. And then we're going to sit for a conversation and we're going to open it for some

questions from all of you. So for those of you who don't know and I'm pretty sure you know this

better than me, we all know what an incredible leader,

Professor Gadzad is, Dr. Gadzad, and the incredible advocacy work he does. But let's talk a little bit about his background.

He spent his whole life a rare career of asking uncomfortable questions and insisting on honest answers. He is a PhD from Cornell.

He is an evolutionary psychology professor at Concordia. And today he is in Ole Miss. Apparently,

I sound cool for saying that. University of Mississippi, I had no idea what it was. But he is a scholar

of the Declaration of Independence Center for Study no idea what it was. But he is a scholar of the Declaration of Independence

Center for Study of American Freedom, a public intellectual, a best-selling author, and advocate

for Israel in the last few years. So without further ado, Dr. Godsaad.

Okay, so just first, thank you so much for all the love and thank you for all coming.

We've been here for three days now and the reception has been incredible just walking on the street.

Usually, most of the time that people approach me, you know, wherever I am publicly, you always, it turns out that they're fans, but you never know.

Whereas in Israel, I know that whoever is going to come up to me, God willing, is going to be a fan.

So thank you for making us feel safe here.

It's been great.

By the way, 1983 was the first time that I came to Israel.

At the time I was 18, and I used to destroy all the Israeli soccer players in Kikar Aterim right here.

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