For nearly a century, the Moslem Brotherhood has had an agenda to infiltrate and conquer communities and countries around the world. Moslem Brotherhood ideology has become state theology in some Arab and Islamic countries including US allies. Western countries built on Biblical values are in their crosshairs. Their influence has been widely documented and exposed in media, academia, politics, and more. Today, on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attack in the United States, in the wake of the election of Islamists to public office in New York, for Congress and Senate, and in state elections, the upcoming US midterm election stands to be the most critical in terms of elevating Islamists into positions of influence, Islamic foreign electoral interference, the threat that is derived from these from outside actors like Qatar and Turkey, and from imported and home grown violent Islamist extremists (HVEs) within the United States.

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Forgiveness is a unique concept in Judaism and Christianity, yet Jews and Christians approach forgiveness differently. Both offer profound teachings on mercy, repentance, and reconciliation—rooted in Torah, the Prophets, the Gospels, and centuries of interpretation. How do Jewish concepts like teshuvah and divine pardon relate to Christian ideas of grace and atonement? How do we approach forgiveness from our respective traditions on an individual basis, and in relation to God? Where do the traditions converge, and where do they diverge in theology and in practice? As we enter the High Holiday season, a cornerstone of which is about forgiveness, whether you bring personal insight, scholarly interest, or quiet curiosity, please a thoughtful conversation exploring Jewish and Christian perspectives on forgiveness.

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Rabbi Yonatan Hambourger "discovered" the depth and reality of Christian support for Israel and the Jewish people through a Divine Appointment in rural Georgia. Since then, he has been embraced literally and figuratively by Christians across the state and beyond. He returns the embrace with love and respect, teaching Torah and Jewish insights in regular articles, online, in person and through his book "Echoes from Sinai." Join this conversation to hear how as an Orthodox Jewish Hasidic teacher, he made the transition from businessman in Los Angeles to becoming the Rabbi to Rural Georgia. Connect with him at www.TasteofTorah.org.

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