Dissecting the Middle East Conflict: A Historical and Theological Analysis from Israel to Hezbollah

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Ready to unravel the intricate threads of the Israel-Palestine history? Our latest episode of the God Family Country Show Plus offers a rich dissection of the Middle East conflict, tracing the controversial paths from the Peel Commission's recommendation in 1936 to the UN's resolution in 1947, and the futile two-state solution offers in 2000 and 2008. With renowned attorney and historian, David Brog, we delve into Israel's five attempts at a peaceful resolution and why they've been met with rejection each time.
We further explore the biblical underpinnings of the current strife in the Middle East with a deep dive into Psalms 83 and Isaiah 17. Uncovering how these ancient texts speak to the modern day conflict, we bring you a fresh perspective on the origins of the Palestinian problem, the Islamic diaspora, and the relentless pursuit of Israel's obliteration by its opponents. Prepare to see the Middle East conflict through a theological lens as we navigate these narratives.
But it's not all history and theology; this episode also unveils the key players shaping the Middle East conflict today. From the Palestinians and the Moabites, to the Lebanese and Hezbollah, the Syrians and Iran's Revolutionary Guard, and Jordan's royal influence - we unpack their roles and intentions. Moreover, we resolve some technical issues with our show, and draw the curtains on an upcoming two-hour special. Join us for an enlightening journey into the past, present, and future of the Middle East conflict.

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Chapter

1. The History and Conflict in Israel (00:00:00)

2. Psalms 83 and the Destruction of Damascus (00:10:55)

3. Current Players in Middle East Conflict (00:20:16)

4. Show Scheduling and Technical Issues Discussion (00:35:40)