We're standing right now overlooking Nazareth of today.

And it's important that you understand, this is an Arab city today.

It's actually the capital of the Arabs who lives in Israel,

and their political parties are all located here.

And if you are one of the leaders of the Arab community,

which is about 20% of the Israeli population,

the Nazareth is of course a very important place.

But one has to ask himself why Nazareth is even mentioned in the Bible, and certainly when he was mentioned in the Bible, it wasn't an Arab city.

As a side note, I will just tell you that just recently we found a stone, I just tweeted that today, we found a stone from the first century

BC with the inscription in Hebrew, Yerushaline, Jerusalem. And the reason why I'm saying that is because

this country and these cities and those names, they were all Jewish and they were all part of the people of Israel, way before Islam was born and Arabs even had anything to do with this place.

In fact, I'll take you all the way to the book of Nehemiah. Nehemiah, the prophet, if you remember, received from the king, the decree and the approval

to take material and some workers and go to rebuild what?

The temple. First, the city city the walls and the temple and may I say

something who saw him on the way when he walked the Ammonites and the Arabs and what did they say?

What are you doing?

You can't do it.

Why are you going to that desolate place?

Why is it that you're so much into this place

and and and the Bible says in Nehemiah chapter 2 verse 19 when Senbalat the

Horonite to buy the Ammonite official and Gesham the Arab.

Heard of it.

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