Speaker 1: This is the seventy seven WABC Mini.
Speaker 2: Cast Alex Tremanne, CEO of JNS dot org. So I
Speaker 2: know the answer to this, but the audience may not.
Speaker 2: How many children, Alex, do you have.
Speaker 3: Children five?
Speaker 2: And all five of your children went to school in Israel?
Speaker 3: Yes? Correct?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So when we talk about why there is so much
Speaker 2: disdain for Israel around the world, the lies that Israel's genocidal. No,
Speaker 2: they're not stupid. Genocide was the Holocaust. Israel is defending themselves, okay,
Speaker 2: And they use the numbers from the Palestinian Health Ministry,
Speaker 2: which is amass to determine that Israel is killing babies.
Speaker 2: And it's all lies, all lies. Okay, we know that already.
Speaker 2: And there's a certain group of people that have this
Speaker 2: cult like following. That's all it is, cult like. They're
Speaker 2: not real. Okay, who cares about? How many people watch
Speaker 2: that dumb podcast? And it's Megan Kelly and it's Candice Owens,
Speaker 2: and it's led by the worst of the worst talker Carlson,
Speaker 2: who manages to lie about Israel almost every day. Last
Speaker 2: week I played a clip of him and Hunter Biden.
Speaker 2: Want to talk about two guys you can really trust.
Speaker 2: And in that clip, Hunter Carlson mentioned Israel four times
Speaker 2: in forty six seconds, blamed Israel for everything from pedophilia
Speaker 2: to the laptop that Hunter Biden you got into trouble for.
Speaker 2: So this is what talker Carlson had to say yesterday
Speaker 2: about mathematics classes in Israel. Please tell me you're not
Speaker 2: sitting because you'll pull off your chair. Cut number four.
Speaker 1: How could this happen? Well, because for some Israelis, a
Speaker 1: significant number of Israelis, Christian icenography is considered deeply offensive,
Speaker 1: in fact, the most offensive, so offensive that in some
Speaker 1: Israeli religious schools the plus sign is not used in math.
Speaker 1: The plus sign you know that connotes addition. Why because
Speaker 1: it looks like a cross, and that's considered too offensive
Speaker 1: for the eyes of school children, and so an inverted
Speaker 1: tea is used. That's a fact. You can look it up.
Speaker 2: That's a fact.
Speaker 1: There's only one other instance we've seen of this in
Speaker 1: the world, and that's in Isis Run Madrasis where the
Speaker 1: cross was also considered offensive. This is not true. In
Speaker 1: any normal Muslim country they use plus signs, but not
Speaker 1: in Israeli religious schools. So everybody is allowed to have
Speaker 1: their own religious views and to find other people's symbols repugnant.
Speaker 1: But it might be useful for Christians in the United
Speaker 1: States to know what they are funding and making excuses
Speaker 1: for funding. But of course they don't know this because
Speaker 1: this information somehow hasn't reached them. Like they're watching CBN,
Speaker 1: they're told, don't pay attention. You must be liberal if
Speaker 1: you're drawing conclusions.
Speaker 2: All right, So again you about five children go to
Speaker 2: school in Israel. I've seen, because I've been to issue
Speaker 2: many times more than Talker, the beautiful relationship between Jews
Speaker 2: and Christians all over Israel, alex living in perfect harmony,
Speaker 2: perfect unity. Jews have no issue zero with Christians. So
Speaker 2: when Tucker Crossing says, it's a fact, not his opinion,
Speaker 2: not he's heard, not maybe, and they do this all
Speaker 2: the time, that side, everything's a fact. It's a fact
Speaker 2: that they don't use plus signs in Jewish schools in
Speaker 2: Israel because it looks like a cross. Did your five
Speaker 2: kids learn math? Did they see plus signs?
Speaker 3: Well, my kids learn math and their calculators have plus
Speaker 3: signs on them. But if you open up the textbooks
Speaker 3: of Jewish kids and logious schools and other schools for
Speaker 3: that matter, you will see that the plus sign is
Speaker 3: actually an upside down te and you don't have the
Speaker 3: bottom of the plush, and that it is like that.
Speaker 3: And there is a tradition that dates all the way
Speaker 3: back to Europe where they were teaching math like that,
Speaker 3: and it just became something kind of canonized. I don't
Speaker 3: think most Israelis even know why the t is like
Speaker 3: that or.
Speaker 2: Not like that?
Speaker 3: So what is so?
Speaker 2: See the way Tucker makes it sound, he makes it
Speaker 2: sound like the majority of the schools you know Israel,
Speaker 2: Israel does this. What would you say is a percentage
Speaker 2: of schools that Tucko is talking about.
Speaker 3: I think most of the textbooks, many if not most
Speaker 3: of the textbooks in Israel have plus the math books
Speaker 3: as an inverted capital T and not a traditional plus sign.
Speaker 3: That actually does happen, but it's not like being taught
Speaker 3: in math that The reason why we have a plus
Speaker 3: ligne like this is because we don't want it to
Speaker 3: look like a cross, which, by the way, if you
Speaker 3: just look at the way Palestinians learn math for many years,
Speaker 3: you know they have math problems, which is if you
Speaker 3: have ten Jews and you kill seven, how many Jews
Speaker 3: are left? And that's called math. So we don't have
Speaker 3: like ideological math. But it is correct that the plus
Speaker 3: sign in Israeli schools is an inverted By the way,
Speaker 3: the division sign is not aligned with the dot on
Speaker 3: the top of the dot on the bottom. You just
Speaker 3: have a colon and that's a division sign. So what
Speaker 3: is that exactly?
Speaker 2: Are they slamming Christianity in that case.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's not being taught. It's not being taught
Speaker 3: to slam Christianity. But there are Jews that say, you know,
Speaker 3: don't don't utilized symbols of other religions, and and you know,
Speaker 3: Christians and Jews can get along great in Israel, and
Speaker 3: Israel prides itself on freedom of consciousness, freedom of worship.
Speaker 3: You know, the churches are beautiful and jersally they have
Speaker 3: the most beautiful and the largest properties over the city.
Speaker 3: If I took you on a helicopter tour of this
Speaker 3: city and I didn't tell you what city it was,
Speaker 3: and I asked you to define which is the dominant
Speaker 3: religion in the city. From the helicopter tour, you'd say
Speaker 3: that Jerusalem is a Christian city. Because Israel protects all
Speaker 3: these places. But that doesn't mean that Jews like to
Speaker 3: show Christian symbols and their homes or in their school
Speaker 3: books or so. But that's that's okay. Yeah, Christians can
Speaker 3: can worship Christian symbols and however they want, and Jews
Speaker 3: can worship however they want and can put whatever symbols
Speaker 3: they want. Fair enough.
Speaker 2: Great job, Alex. That's why you're here because you can
Speaker 2: tell us exactly what's going on, and nobody does it
Speaker 2: better than you. Alex train an amazing job. This morning
Speaker 2: is always. I look forward to talking to you again
Speaker 2: very soon and seeing you in a couple of months. Buddy,
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Well said. I'm gonna see you in ten days in
Speaker 3: Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right, you're gonna be there for that too. Yeah,
Speaker 2: to be coming again, your beautiful wife.
Speaker 3: If he's not coming, my daughter Timima is coming.
Speaker 2: Oh I okay, we'll see in Bake in a couple
Speaker 2: of days. Thank you, buddy, Looking forward, God blessed love you.
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