Rev. Munther Isaac

Dr. Munther Isaac, Palestinian pastor and academic dean of Bethlehem Bible College, shares profound insights on faith amidst the atrocities in Gaza. He critiques American evangelical responses, challenging the morality of just war theory and exploring the term 'genocide' in this context. The discussion also delves into the interplay of faith and politics, emphasizing the need for compassionate dialogue and a deeper understanding of Palestinian identity. Munther invites listeners to engage with the urgent humanitarian crisis and reflect on the church's role in these turbulent times.

Guest: Dr. Rev. Munther Isaac, Palestinian Christian pastor and theologian. Interesting topics: The devastating impact of the conflict in Israel and Palestine on Palestinian Christians, debunking misconceptions about Palestinians, the need for shared land ownership, challenging unjust structures, and providing alternative opportunities for young Palestinians. Discussion on donating to meet physical needs and an open letter from Palestinian Christians calling for repentance.

Join Reverend Munther Isaac, an Evangelical Lutheran Pastor and academic dean from Bethlehem, as he discusses the deep significance of Easter for Palestinian Christians. He highlights the parallels between Jesus’ crucifixion and the ongoing Israeli oppression faced by his community. Munther shares personal stories of resilience amid political struggles, the challenges of access to holy sites, and the role of religious leaders in advocating for justice. His insights reflect a poignant call for global Christian solidarity and a message of hope against adversity.