Munther Isaac

Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac discusses Palestinian Christians in the Holy Land amidst the Gaza conflict. The podcast also delves into Trump's rhetoric, divine intervention in political events, and the rise of 'heritage Americans' movement linked to isolationist policies.

Dr. Munther Isaac, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bethlehem, sheds light on the plight of Palestinian Christians, a community with roots tracing back to Jesus. He discusses Israel’s annexation of the West Bank and the complex identity of Palestinians, highlighting the diversity and historical coexistence of religious groups. The conversation critiques Western hypocrisy towards Palestinians and Christian Zionism, emphasizing the need for social justice. Isaac calls for grassroots movements to promote coexistence amidst ongoing struggles for rights and identity.

Dr. Munther Isaac discusses theology of the land in the Bible, God's choice of Israel, and ethical responsibilities of land possession. He explores Eden expansion, church's role in land disputes for peace in Israel and Palestine.