The Rabbi Hamas Tried to Kill — Yehuda Glick on Faith, Israel & the Temple Mount
Former Member of Israel's Knesset Rabbi Yehuda Glick sits down with Michael Shane Kelly after speaking at both services at Central Triad Church. He shares how his family went from Brooklyn to Beersheva, why Shabbat matters more than ever, his decades-long push to make the Temple Mount "a house of prayer for all nations," and the night in 2014 he was shot four times at point-blank range — and why he believes God left him alive for a purpose.
He also opens up about losing his wife, finding love again, and the work he and his wife now lead for young widows and orphans in Israel.
Chapters
Chapter 1: A Life Shaped by Purpose and Family
0:00 - 10:30
We are introduced to a remarkable life story rooted in Orthodox Jewish heritage, a family's calling to Israel, and a deep commitment to serving humanity.
Chapter 2: Shabbat, Rest, and the Power of Coming Together
10:30 - 20:00
We explore the meaning of Shabbat as a God-ordained rhythm of rest, family connection, and unity between Jewish and Christian communities.
Chapter 3: The Temple Mount and the Call to Prayer for All Nations
20:00 - 33:20
We learn about the decades-long effort to restore the Temple Mount as a house of prayer for all nations and the assassination attempt that nearly ended that mission.
Chapter 4: Widows, Orphans, and the Obligation of Society
33:20 - 45:02
We are called to recognize our obligation to young widows and orphans, and to understand that supporting them is a direct expression of God's heart.
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