How to Avoid Another Surprise Attack #125

October 03, 2023

00:00 29:01

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On this episode of Inside The Epicenter, Joel and Carl dive into a significant historical event - the 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War. Joel provides insightful commentary on the surprise attack on Yom Kippur, the lessons learned, and the impact on Israel’s national security. The hosts also discuss the fascinating movie Golda, which sheds light on Israel’s preparation for conflict and the importance of understanding the threats faced by the nation today. Plus, get updates on the latest developments in Israel, including resolving a visa issue for Christian Zionist organizations.

Update on the Ministry of Interior controversy over canceled clergy visas. (2:24)
1973 Yom Kippur War and how it took Israel by surprise. (04:09)
Ukraine did not think Russia was going to attack. (08:06)
Israel must depend on God for protection and be vigilant in national security. (12:00)
Golda Meir’s mistakes and toughness during the war. (16:33)
Israeli unity needed to face external threats. (20;10)
Yom Kippur War led to peace through prayer. (23:10)

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Joel C. Rosenberg is a New York Times bestselling author & Middle East expert. He has spent 20 years bringing a uniquely Biblical view on the Epicenter; this podcast will share insights from his private meetings with presidents, prime ministers, kings, and clerics.

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Dr. Carl Moeller is the Executive Director of The Joshua Fund. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Penn State, a Master of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Utah.