The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Lapin on demand on the Blaze Radio Network.

Hello, everybody. Welcome. I'm Rabbi Daniel Lapin, and you're listening to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show.

Thank you very much indeed for investing your valuable time in this show as I, your rabbi, solemnly commit myself to revealing how the world really works. And this is the final show that I will be taping in Jerusalem, Israel for right now.

My current trip is almost at an end. And there are a couple of things I want to tell you about.

I obviously want to answer the question which so many of you have been asking me, which is,

how likely is it, in the face of the current American administrations, not only utter inactivity regarding Iran, but they're

positive hustling Iran along on its path to Middle East hegemony and to terror control, not only of the Middle East, but of many other countries, through their agents like Hezbollah and Hamas.

And so while the United States not only does nothing to hinder Iran's acquisition of nuclear bombs, but the United

States is actually doing everything possible to help them along that path. What is Israel going to do?

Is Israel likely to do something to take out the Iranian nuclear program?

There is, after all, a precedent. Israel did attack a Syrian nuclear installation.

And prior to that, there was also a famous attack on a nuclear installation that secretly

America appreciated and expressed gratitude to Israel for, on the surface, of course, loud condemnations.

Doesn't that kind of two-facedness in international diplomacy drive you crazy?

Don't you think America should be above that sort of thing?

Now you think we should be who we are and let the people who like us like us and

the people who don't, tough cookies. Would it be nice if some form of integrity were to return?

It would be great. And I'm going to talk a little bit about that later in the show because

what we're going to do this time, a little bit of the show, because what we're going to do, this time,

a little bit of a different show, what we're going to do is actually discuss four separate things.

And so for about the first 20 minutes, 20, 25 minutes of the show, I'm going to be telling you

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