The Munther Isaac Podcast

In this second episode of The Church, Israel, and the Jewish people, Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac confronts the weaponization of antisemitism, clearly distinguishing between genuine anti-Jewish hatred and legitimate moral criticism of Israeli state policies, occupation, and the devastating crisis in Gaza. Highlighting marginalized, non-Zionist Jewish human rights organizations and prophetic voices, Munther exposes the flaws of selective dialogue and calls on the Church to reject harmful, politically driven theology in favor of a gospel rooted entirely in justice, human dignity, and unconditional love.
The Munther Isaac Podcast is a project of the Bethlehem Institute of Peace and Justice (BIPJ). Learn more about BIPJ at BIPJ.org
Purchase Rev. Dr. Muther Isaac’s book here:
The Other Side of the Wall
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In part one of this episode, Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac addresses the critical topic of antisemitism with moral clarity, drawing largely from his book The Other Side of the Wall. Speaking from his unique perspective as a Palestinian theologian, he invites listeners to approach this topic with humility and honesty.
Ultimately, this discussion aims to reframe how Christians view their Jewish neighbors through the lens of shared historical roots and promote an ethic of radical neighbor love.

The Munther Isaac Podcast is a project of the Bethlehem Institute of Peace and Justice (BIPJ).
Learn more about BIPJ at https://bipj.org
Rev. Dr. Muther Isaac’s book here: The-other-side-of-the-wall
#israel #palestine #gaza #bethlehem #holyland #antisemitism #christianity #bible #faith #zionism #christianzionism

Too often, scripture is used to justify violence in Palestine-Israel.
In this podcast episode, Pastor Munther Isaac explores how biblical concepts of land covenant have been misappropriated and weaponized to deny the humanity and rights of Palestinians.

Pastor Munther Isaac examines Pope Leo XIV's powerful first encyclical, and its challenges to theological assumptions that have long justified Christian support for war.

Munther is the founding director of Bethlehem Institute for Peace and Justice.
For more visit: https://bipj.org/

Pastor Munther Isaac responds to the recent attack on a nun in Jerusalem. Israel claims that it's a safe haven for Christians in the Middle East. We all know that's not true.
Munther is the founding director of Bethlehem Institute for Peace and Justice. For more, visit https://bipj.org.