Welcome to the program today, Manu Gonzalez here in studio,

and I have through Skype our good friend, Graham Keelan,

all the way from England, and we're going to be continuing our series

on really the past, present and the future of Israel,

going all the way back to the Bible in God's mind of how he chose Abraham.

But also, there's a lot of confusion that we see today and really a lot of need

for understanding how modern Israel came to be and not only God's sovereign and providential hand in it,

but also the theology that is mixed through it, the nations that he used, how it came to be in 1948, And as we continue and get moving on the series towards the end,

we're going to see where it's going.

But today, we want to really talk about the role of Great Britain.

Graham, your homeland, your people, your country,

kind of give us an outline before we get into some of the nitty-gritty, kind of give us an outline before we get into some of the

nitty gritty, kind of giving us an outline of where we want to go today.

Yeah, okay, thank you. Thank you, Mondo. And good to join you again and your audience.

Yeah, so the story is just getting thicker and thicker, isn't it? And we were discussing earlier on.

And I just that analogy of we put it, we're really putting meat to the, to the bones of

Ezekiel's dry bones here, you know, in terms of how this Zionist movement sort of

coalesces really into this great, they're kind of like two streams now, the Christian Zionist movement and the Jewish Zionist movement. So I suppose what we could what we could say here, what we're doing with this one, Mundo, let's say we call it the rebirth of the rebirth of Zion, because obviously it's not not a new birth but now something is going to happen in this you know at the beginning of the 20th century and really the back end of the of the 19th century which is going to propel this this dream the promise of Zion forward into future generations.

So, yeah, so the last time we did some, we picked out some key, key players here in England,

you know, the Shasbury, Palmerston, Montefiore, he was a Jew.

We mentioned Benjamin Disraeli. We'll talk about a bit about him again

in this segment. But when we know that there's been a Christian evangelical, which was birthed

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