Bill Federer, a best-selling author and historian, sheds light on the intricate foundations of modern-day Israel. He discusses the miraculous re-establishment of Israel in 1948 and how a mere 600,000 Jews triumphed over five invading armies. The conversation dives into the implications of Wahhabism, the complex dynamics of U.S. foreign policy, and historical Arab-Jewish relations. Federer also explores Palestinian displacement, the influence of radical ideologies, and critiques U.S. military interventions, all while advocating for a message of peace.
