Emmy winner Patricia Heaton on Christian Values & Israel Advocacy

[@Unmoved12345]

What a beautiful person. We're lucky to have her on our side.

[@gheller2261]

From day one, it seems that Ms. Heaton is the only person in Hollywood who truly gets it.

[@gheller2261]

However, she's being naive in thinking that some "Palestinians" are waking up. There's no evidence of that. It's time that we stop pretending that Hamas and Gazans are separate things. They aren't.

[@raeli731]

I love your opening monologues every time!! 👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you so much, Patricia for the support and using your voice for good 🤍🙏🏻

[@ravitgani-uziel8524]

Thank you BOTH!!!! God bless you!!!!

[@YOGAthletica]

Thank you for this important interview honoring Patricia and the Christian Zionists who are so integral to the thriving of the Jewish State! 🙏🇮🇱🙏

[@evefeldman1627]

This was wonderful to watch!!!! Thank you. Everyone needs to watch this incredible exchange. What an important interview!!! Yashar ko'ach!👏👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@byck_gs1209]

Jonah, I have greatly enjoyed your podcast so for this one, #12, I decided to view instead of listening through my AirPods on my morning commute. Anyway I found this to be so powerful, coming from someone who is so famous and not Jewish. Thank you Patricia for your support and Jonah for this series, keep it coming, we all need it.

[@estherfayla]

Enjoyed!

[@sheilaallecca8834]

I would love to see speak with David Draiman.

[@kamo4ek]

because most of the time it starts with idiots that ranting and then when they don't see us as people they go to violence. and as a person who lived in a country that is antisemitic and suffered almost all my school years from violent idiots i am affraid as i know what is comming next

[@Bellaumberella]

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[@gregclover9696]

Recently started listening to your program. ADHD I have always had, liked your perspective on the subject. Question?? Did the fact that the only President that did not just talk about the USA Embassy being relocated from Tel Aviv. to Jerusalem the Eternal city, have ANY effect on your opinion of President Trump? Just wondering.

[@workingTchr]

Is it antisemitic to question the _existence_ of a Jewish people (or race, etc.)? Most people accept the existence of different "races" or "peoples". There is, "of course" it seems, a "Japanese people", an "African people", a "Jewish people", etc.. You can tell by the way people look and act. But "race" is a social construct according to modern anthropological science. Japanese people are Japanese people simply because they have various _independent_ traits in common. Eye shape, body shape, etc., and these resulted from thousands of years of inter-marriage among people in a geographical region who share the same physical traits. The same could be said for Jewish people, owing to prescribed Jewish marriage customs. My whole point is, what if "being Jewish" has no great significance other than having inherited certain features (and acquired customs along the way)? Is this an antisemitic view? The same analysis would apply to "Black people", "Arab people", and so on, so I don't see how it could be considered antisemitic.

[@SHope-rq1hc]

it is not antisemitic or xenophobic to be curious, to ask questions about a persons history, shared traits. But when it is filled with stereotypes, and not rooted in historical fact, or it is plain double standards, that is when it can become problematic. Be curious and critical of my people all you want, but my dna says jewish, we are from judea, just like arabs, japanese, british, etc are from those respective areas/countries. i would never go up to someone and ask them the questions many people seem to ask jews. we are not a religion, we are a people, a tribe.

[@workingTchr]

@@SHope-rq1hc Not according to science. You may _believe_ that you belong to a people or a race, but it is only a belief. There is no "Jewish DNA". If you look at any human's DNA, what you find are individual traits that can be swapped out. When you aggregate a bunch of such traits (which is what happens when the selection of mates are limited .. either by geography or social restrictions), it _seems_ that you have "people" or a "race", but that's an illusion. Or a "social construct" to be more exact. Wikipedia has a nice article on "race". Race (or "peoples") is a leftover from our per-scientific days. In reality, there is just one humanity consisting of individuals, each with his or her own particular assortment of traits. You undoubtedly have many traits in common with other people who also consider themselves "Jewish", but those traits are spread out all over humanity, just not in the concentrated form that leads someone to say, "he's Jewish". The central problem is not having tolerance for "different races". The problem is not realizing that there are no different races.

[@CarlosGonzales-wm8xx]

The lady is based and intelligent. You, young man, are wrong about Trump.