Red Alert: Why are Middle East Problems My Problem?

For those of you who are trying to learn more about why Israel’s war is our war—and why the United States should be concerned or even involved with the hostilities happening thousands of miles away in the Middle East, look no further.
Today’s guest is sincere patriot John Guandolo. His expertise spans decades in military, federal, and FBI services and leadership. John has spent his career, since 9/11 researching, documenting, warning, and training federal and civilian audiences about the threats of terrorism and how to combat them with efficacy. John’s expertise in counterterrorism reveals to us all why what happens in Israel is relevant to all of us, down to the community and personal level, here in the United States. He also has an organization with resources and training on ways to engage the threat and combat it using lawful, peaceful, grassroots techniques and initiatives (in addition to prayer!).
John Guandolo is a Christian, a family man, a US Naval Academy Graduate, a Combat Vet Marine, and a retired FBI Special Agent.
Get answers here for when your friends and family ask you why we need to be concerned with the growing hostilities in the Middle East, the alarming rise of antisemitism in Europe and North America, and why the press, political leaders, and educational systems giving cover to terror in the name of tolerance is destroying our way of life.
While we may know the Biblical roots of evil and we also know the outcome of world history, many people in our lives don’t want to hear about the “religious” reasons we have to combat hate, stand with Israel, and support domestic policies that protect life and preserve Judeo-Christian values which best serves all members of society. John shares the modern, practical, reasons why we must be aware of and astute to enemies of good amidst domestic and global politics, and policies, hostilities.
Join us for this week’s conversation from an inside expert on all things terrorist and why Israel’s fight is our fight—no matter your religion or political affiliation. And learn what resources are available to you to learn more and be part of a solution rather than watching a problem grow.