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If you want clear, biblical worldview analysis on Israel, Bible prophecy, the Middle East, and the cultural battles shaping the church, watch The Daniel Cohen Show on the Real Life Network. From Israel to California, believers are asking the same question: how do we read the headlines without panic, and how do we stay faithful without going numb? In this conversation with Pastor Jack Hibbs from the Real Life Network flagship studios in Chino Hills, we talk Israel and Iran, the underground church, Hollywood’s silence, and why the church must recognize Bible prophecy with courage, not fear.

Israel in the Headlines and Prophecy in Real Time

I’m speaking to you from Israel, about 9,000 miles away from Chino Hills, and Pastor Jack and I start with the reality that never stops being true: when Israel moves, the world watches. But believers should watch with more than curiosity. We should watch with a Bible open.

Pastor Jack is teaching a new series designed to help the church recognize Bible prophecy. That word matters: recognize. Not obsess. Not panic. Not speculate into the weeds. Recognize what Scripture has already told us would happen, then live steady, faithful, and unshaken.

Israel’s covenant identity is not a political slogan. It is a biblical fact rooted in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Pastor Jack points to what Scripture foretold: God drawing His people back from the four corners of the earth, the return to the land, the resurgence of antisemitism, and Israel surrounded by enemies. The headlines may feel chaotic, but prophecy tells us God is not improvising.

When Israel is in the news, Christians should sit up and take notice through a biblical worldview, not cable news emotion.

We also talk about Iran, because the eyes of the world keep shifting there. The regime appears weaker than it has been in years, the streets are unstable, and the region is watching. Pastor Jack frames it with clarity: Persia is Bible land. Iran today occupies the map where Scripture has already spoken about nations, hostility, and God’s purposes in the last days. That does not mean we set dates or write fan fiction. It means we remember God’s Word does not return void.

Iran’s Underground Church and the God Who Still Speaks

One of the most powerful parts of this conversation is not geopolitical. It is personal. We talk about the underground church in Iran and the testimonies that keep surfacing, stories of people who had never held a Bible, never entered a church, never had access to Christian resources, and yet encountered Jesus in dreams.

To some, that sounds impossible. To anyone who has read Acts, it sounds familiar.

Pastor Jack makes a point that lands with weight: God is not limited by tyrants, borders, or censorship. He can move through dreams, providence, a whispered prayer, and a digital download that no regime can fully stop. He references something that has been discussed publicly before: huge spikes in Scripture and sermon content being accessed inside Iran, even during the early COVID years. Whether it is a digital Bible, a sermon clip, or a single verse shared quietly, God uses it all.

God can shake the nations, but He also pursues one soul trapped under tyranny, because the gospel is always personal.

And that’s where Pastor Jack presses the church to do what the church is called to do. Pray for the people of Iran. Pray for freedom. Pray for protection for believers who are gathering quietly, risking everything to follow Jesus. Pray for courage, wisdom, and endurance.

We also address the glaring hypocrisy of our modern “human rights” class. Many celebrity voices have spent years condemning Israel, but they go silent when the Iranian regime brutalizes its own people. Pastor Jack’s answer is blunt: cowardice. And he points to the spiritual reality that fear of retaliation often silences people who are bold only when it is safe.

Israel is an easy target for the fashionable crowd. The church is an easy target. But confronting a regime that punishes dissent? That costs something. And too many of the loudest voices do not speak when speaking is dangerous.

Faith, Politics, and the Courage to Engage

Then we pivot to America, because you cannot separate faith and public life. You can try, but you will be disciplined by the world you refuse to engage. Pastor Jack says it plainly: believers must stop being spectators while their children’s minds are shaped by ideologies that hate truth, hate order, and hate God’s design.

We talk about activism aimed at protecting lawlessness and shaming enforcement, with schools even encouraging walkouts that put kids in danger. Pastor Jack’s counsel is practical and forceful: parents should stand up, push back, and hold institutions accountable. Organized disruption is not “grassroots” just because someone says it is. Often it is coordinated, funded, and designed to destabilize.

From there, we come home to California. I ask the question a lot of people are asking right now: is California salvageable? Pastor Jack says yes, and he explains why. In his view, the state has hit rock bottom, and that is exactly where a turnaround becomes possible. He points to growing momentum, stronger candidates, and a sharpening public awareness of fraud, corruption, and one party decay.

He also warns that if California turns, the church will be called to serve, not hide. Not merely comment from the sidelines, but engage in the work of rebuilding a moral foundation and defending what is true.

We close with something Pastor Jack says that I want every believer to remember, because it cuts through the noise: you live in a world of faith and politics whether you admit it or not. You either engage or you get vandalized by the culture.

Bible prophecy is not given to scare the church, but to steady the church and keep us obedient when the world shakes.

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In the middle of a volatile news cycle, three words are being used like a match near gasoline: Christ is King. Biblical truth? Absolutely. Pure worship? Yes. But when that phrase gets weaponized to target Jews, to silence pro-Israel voices, or to baptize hatred, it stops being a confession and becomes a cudgel. Today we are talking about the Religious Liberty Commission clash over Israel and Gaza, the growing divide inside the church, and why this moment demands discernment. We will also examine the cultural shift that is cracking the NFL’s stranglehold and the political panic as ICE enforcement becomes the new target of outrage. Watch more on the Real Life Network.

Christ Is King, but Context Is Everything

Let me say it plainly. Christ is King. I believe it. I worship Him. I am a Jewish follower of Yeshua living in Israel, and I am not interested in performative slogans.

But context matters because history matters.

When someone uses “Christ is King” as a sneer at Jews, or as a signal to extremist movements, or as a way to shout down anyone who defends Israel, you are watching a sacred truth get twisted into a weapon. The same words can be worship, or they can be a dog whistle. If you do not understand that distinction, you are going to get played.

At the Religious Liberty Commission, we saw the fault line in real time. Seth Dillon challenged the growing influence of voices on the right who treat Israel as the villain and treat Jews as fair game. A fair question surfaced in the exchange: is saying “Christ is King” antisemitic? No. Not inherently. But the phrase has been co-opted by some to communicate something darker: put the Jews in their place, they are the other, they deserve what is coming.

And if you think I am being dramatic, look at the responses I have received. I have been told to “get out,” called a “Zionist” as if it were a slur, and mocked for being a Jewish follower of Jesus. That is not theology. That is hatred wearing a church costume.

You can criticize Israeli policy without hating Jews, but you cannot baptize hatred and call it Christian. When “Christ is King” is used to mock Jews, it is not evangelism, it is intimidation. If you claim to follow the Jewish Messiah while denigrating His people, something is spiritually broken.

Israel, Gaza, and the Line Between Criticism and Spiritual Hatred

Here is the line that needs to be drawn clearly. You can disagree with Netanyahu. You can debate foreign aid. You can question military strategy in Gaza. None of that automatically makes you antisemitic.

But when people label Israel demonic, spread conspiracies about Jews, or recycle modern blood libels, that is not policy critique. That is spiritual hatred. It is the same poison that has resurfaced in every generation, wearing a different disguise.

This is why the question raised at that hearing matters. “Are you willing to condemn what Israel has done in Gaza?” That framing assumes the verdict. It forces a loyalty oath to a narrative. The response from Shabbos Kestenbaum cut through it. He rejected the genocide label and pointed to the true genocidal intent revealed on October 7, when Hamas sought to murder as many Jews as possible, men, women, and children.

That does not erase tragedy. It does not deny suffering. It insists on moral clarity.

The church must be able to say, “We can debate policy,” while also saying, “We will not excuse terrorism, reward antisemitic narratives, or ignore what October 7 revealed about Hamas.” If believers cannot hold those truths together, the vacuum will be filled with propaganda.

Culture Is Shifting and the Border Fight Proves It

Now pivot with me, because something else is happening that goes beyond football. The NFL’s cultural dominance is cracking. Millions of Americans are tired of vulgarity and confusion being served as entertainment, and a competing halftime broadcast drew viewers away in significant numbers. That is not a minor blip. It is a sign.

We are also seeing a shift in the politics surrounding border enforcement. The same voices that once embraced masks now oppose them when federal immigration officers wear them, even though those masks protect agents and their families from harassment and targeting. A federal judge blocked California from enforcing a ban on ICE masks, pointing directly to constitutional violations. The attempt to spin that ruling does not change the reality.

Meanwhile, polling consistently shows that majorities of Americans support deporting those who are in the country illegally. That is not extremism. That is a public that is growing weary of disorder. Claims that ICE is “kidnapping citizens” collapse under basic scrutiny, yet they continue to circulate because misinformation works on those who do not have time to verify it.

Then there are the reports that should concern every American. Allegations that overseas individuals have exploited weaknesses in voter systems to register and vote. If verified, that is not just election fraud. It is a national security threat.

Across Israel debates, culture battles, and border policy fights, the common thread is clear: truth is either your currency, or you are bankrupt.

That is why this show exists. Not to chase outrage, but to speak clearly about what matters.

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If you want biblical truth, Christian news, and a biblical worldview that stays grounded while the culture shouts, welcome. I’m Daniel Cohen, and this is the kind of story we unpack on the Daniel Cohen Show on the Real Life Network. Super Bowl Sunday was loud, emotional, and drenched in spectacle, but the greatest thing to come out of the day was not the game. It was a one-minute commercial that spoke gently to women who are scared, overwhelmed, and being told they have only two choices.

The One-Minute Super Bowl Ad That Spoke with Courage and Compassion

In the middle of America’s biggest TV event, an ad appeared that did something rare: it addressed the most vulnerable people in our culture without mocking them, shaming them, or shouting at them. It looked a pregnant woman in the eye, the woman who is thinking, I do not know if I can do this, and it offered a third option rooted in love, dignity, and hope.

Adoption is an option.

That message matters because abortion has been normalized and rebranded as “health care,” while the human reality gets buried under slogans. We live in a time when the voices and the anger are so loud that a gentle message can feel like a shock. But gentle is not weak. Gentle can be powerful. Gentle can be brave.

Giving your unborn child a chance at life is not a political statement, it is an act of courage.

Think about the reach for a moment. Over 120 million Americans watch the Super Bowl, and the global audience is even larger. A one-minute ad during that broadcast is not cheap. It is a major investment. And yet someone decided it was worth it to place a pro-life message right in the center of America’s most iconic weekend.

Here is the part that I do not want anyone to miss. There are families who have prayed for years to adopt. There are couples with resources, stability, and love who are waiting, hoping, and ready. Adoption is not a theoretical alternative. It is a real path that changes real lives.

Look at the people who were adopted and made a world-shaping impact: Steve Jobs, Faith Hill, Dave Thomas, President Gerald Ford, Babe Ruth. And if you want a biblical example, Moses. The point is not celebrity trivia. The point is this: history is full of people who lived because someone chose life.

And then there is a development that flew under the radar, but it matters. Planned Parenthood, the largest abortion provider in America, quietly dropped its lawsuit connected to Medicaid defunding of abortion. Other states are still fighting, but this was not nothing. It signals that the ground is shifting.

Not one taxpayer dollar should be forced into funding something millions of Americans find morally abhorrent.

If the left never stops pushing, then we cannot stop either. Keep praying. Keep speaking. Keep showing up. Keep voting. Keep fighting for the preborn, and keep offering compassion to mothers who feel trapped and alone.

Netanyahu in Washington: Do Not Repeat the Obama-Iran Mistake

Now pivot with me, because while America debates commercials, Israel is watching a ticking clock.

Prime Minister Netanyahu is heading to Washington, and the timing is urgent. This meeting was moved up for a reason. The United States is negotiating with Iran again, and Israel remembers exactly where this road leads when leaders chase a deal that looks “historic” on paper but fuels terror in reality.

We have seen this movie before. The Obama-era approach brought sanctions relief and economic breathing room, and Iran used the windfall to strengthen the terror network surrounding Israel: Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and more. The regime keeps spinning centrifuges, keeps building capabilities, keeps lying, and keeps funding the very forces that murder civilians and destabilize the region.

And let’s be clear: the Iranian regime is not the Iranian people. The people of Iran have been paying in blood for decades. They want freedom. They want an end to Islamic oppression. The regime responds with brutality, mass arrests, and killings. It is not just a geopolitical puzzle. It is a moral crisis.

So when negotiations happen, the question must be asked plainly: what are we negotiating, and with whom? Iran’s leaders insist their ballistic missile program is not negotiable. They continue testing missiles with ranges that threaten Israel, American bases, and beyond. Israel’s position is straightforward: zero enrichment. Not five percent. Not ten percent. Zero.

A “deal” that leaves the regime intact, empowered, and closer to nuclear capability is not diplomacy, it is delayed disaster.

That is why Netanyahu moved the meeting up. Israel is signaling that time is running out. Be praying for wisdom for leaders in Washington and Jerusalem. Be praying for courage to choose the hard right over the easy wrong.

Israel’s Olympic Perseverance vs. America’s Growing Grievance Culture

I want to end with a contrast that tells you a lot about where culture is headed.

Israel’s first Olympic bobsled team is one of the most inspiring stories you will hear. Bobsled is not exactly a national pastime in Israel. There is no big system, no deep pipeline, no glossy program. They built it. They qualified. They earned their way in.

And then they got robbed. Passports stolen. Equipment stolen. Thousands of dollars in gear gone while they were training. And what did they do? They kept going. That is the Israeli spirit: forward. Kadima.

Even more powerful, the team wore a Bible verse on their gear: Genesis 28:16, “Surely the Lord is in this place, and I did not know it.” It is a reminder that God’s presence is not limited to comfort. Sometimes it is revealed in hardship, perseverance, and faithfulness under pressure.

Now compare that to what we heard from some American athletes. Instead of simple gratitude to represent the United States, we heard public lament and distance, as if wearing the flag requires an apology. Look, no one is saying athletes cannot have opinions. But when you represent your nation on a global stage, there is a difference between thoughtful critique and performative grievance.

I am speaking to you from Israel. I see what it means to live in a region where enemies openly call for your destruction. America still has unparalleled freedom, opportunity, and rights compared to most of the world and most of human history. If you do not want to represent the United States, there is a simple solution: do not wear the uniform.

And yes, the culture war tries to manipulate people emotionally. We have seen activists use profanity to attack law enforcement. We have seen rhetoric that frames borders as hatred, even while elites live behind gates, walls, and private security. Do not be played. Enforcing the law is not inherently immoral. Secure borders are not inherently cruel. A nation has the right, and the duty, to uphold order.

We can have compassion without surrendering common sense. We can care about people without turning society into a moral hostage situation.

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If you’re looking for biblical truth, clear-eyed reporting, and a biblical worldview on Israel, election integrity, and the headlines shaping Christian news, you’re in the right place. I’m Daniel Cohen, and this is exactly why we built the Daniel Cohen Show on Real Life Network. You can watch and share our content anytime at Real Life Network. Today, I want to connect three stories that at first glance look unrelated, but together expose the same fault line: a loud fringe trying to rewrite what Christians believe, what citizens should expect, and what a nation is allowed to defend.

Evangelicals Must Be the Backbone of Support for Israel

I sat down with Ambassador Mike Huckabee, and I walked away encouraged. Not because he said something politically convenient, but because he spoke with the kind of moral clarity we need right now. He said it plainly: the fracture in parts of the evangelical world is small, but loud. That is exactly right. It is not the majority of Bible-believing Christians, but it is a microphone-heavy minority that is trying to intimidate everyone else into silence.

Here is the center of gravity for me. God does not break covenant. He does not evolve past His promises. Romans 11:29 says the gifts and calling of God are irrevocable. If you want to argue that God has discarded Israel, you are not just debating foreign policy. You are undermining the character of God. That is why Huckabee used the word heresy, and I agree with him.

If God can abandon His covenant promises to Israel, then no Christian has any basis for confidence in God’s promises to the Church.

Support for Israel is not about pretending Israel is perfect or that every leader, including Netanyahu, is above critique. It is about understanding the unique role of Israel in the story God is telling, and the reality that Israel is fighting enemies who also openly chant death to America. That is not an abstract slogan. It is a worldview.

And if you are a Christian wondering why this matters so much, let me say it clearly. Jesus is coming back, and He is coming back to Jerusalem. Standing with Israel is not trendy activism. It is alignment with God’s purposes and an act of spiritual sobriety.

The SAVE Act and the War on Common Sense Election Integrity

Now pivot with me, because the same loud fringe dynamic shows up in American politics. Democrats are declaring war on election integrity, and they are doing it with maximum propaganda.

We are told that voter ID is radical. We are told it is racist. We are told it is “Jim Crow 2.0.” Senator Chuck Schumer actually used that line about the SAVE Act, and it was a disgrace. The SAVE Act is about requiring proof of citizenship and secure identification to vote. That is not extreme. That is basic. You show ID to board a plane, to open a bank account, to pick up a prescription, to buy alcohol. But when it comes to selecting leaders who control the courts, the border, and the future of the country, suddenly asking for ID is called oppression.

Here is what exposes the lie. Polling over multiple years consistently shows strong majorities of Americans support voter ID, including a large number of Democrats. That is not my opinion. That is reality.

The SAVE Act is not voter suppression, it is voter protection, and the American people know the difference.

So why the hysteria? Because the left benefits from chaos and ambiguity. If you can smear common sense as moral evil, you can pressure decent people into backing away. That is the playbook. It is the same pressure tactic used on the church. Call you hateful. Call you racist. Call you extreme. Then demand your silence.

Christians should not fall for it. We can love the sojourner and still believe a nation has the right to enforce its laws. We can be compassionate and still insist on order. That is not a contradiction. It is maturity.

Propaganda, Double Standards, and Why People Are Done Being Played

We are living in an era where the propaganda is not subtle. It is blunt. Ambassador Huckabee made the point that the fringe is loud, and I am telling you the same thing is true in the media.

When Donald Trump throws a question back in a reporter’s face, the media calls it a crisis of democracy. When Don Lemon gets a sympathetic Hollywood-style platform after joining anti-ICE agitators who stormed a federally protected church space, the entertainment class and their media allies treat him like a misunderstood hero. It is two-tiered accountability.

And the deeper issue is this: the press wants the privileges of journalism without the responsibilities of journalism. If you are coordinating with activists, if you are shaping events instead of documenting them, you are no longer an observer. You are a participant.

A camera does not confer innocence, and “journalism” is not a license to trample someone else’s civil rights.

That is why trust is collapsing. People are tired of being told that what they saw with their own eyes did not happen, or that they must call it something else to protect the preferred narrative.

And while we are at it, let’s talk about the consequences of ideology without accountability. Look at California. Look at the wasted billions. Look at the projects that never deliver. Look at the taxes that keep rising. Look at leaders who congratulate themselves in front of props, while working families feel the squeeze every single month.

You cannot build a society on slogans. You cannot secure a nation with vibes. And you cannot protect a civilization if you are ashamed to defend borders, laws, and truth.

That is why I keep coming back to the same exhortation, whether I am talking about Israel, elections, or the dysfunction of one-party rule: wake up, stay grounded, and do not outsource your discernment to people who despise your values.

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If you want Christian news and a biblical worldview perspective that does not bend to elite culture, you can watch this and more on the Real Life Network. I am Daniel Cohen, and what I saw this week was a snapshot of where America is hurting, where the truth is breaking through, and where hope still shows up in surprising places.

Here is the difference between justice and propaganda: justice listens to victims, propaganda manufactures them.

A Detransition Verdict That Puts the Gender Industry on Notice

A jury in New York just sent a message that should make every parent sit up straight. Detransitioner Fox Varian, who underwent a double mastectomy at 16, won the first ever detransition jury verdict and was awarded $2 million in damages. That is not a headline the mainstream media wants to amplify, because it cracks the narrative they have protected for years.

This case was not a culture war meme. It was a family in crisis, a child struggling, and medical professionals who, according to the lawsuit, rushed past underlying issues like autism, ADHD, and anorexia, and pushed irreversible surgery. The mother testified she felt boxed in by the “transition or suicide” fear narrative. Parents hear that line and their stomach drops, because it is emotional blackmail dressed up as medical certainty.

Transition or suicide is not medicine, it is manipulation.

Let me say this plainly: there is no such thing as “gender affirming care” for minors when the “care” permanently alters a healthy body that is still developing. You do not get to call mutilation compassionate because you attach the word “affirming” to it. Real compassion tells the truth, slows down, treats the whole person, and refuses to sacrifice a child on the altar of ideology.

And the ripple effects are real. There are other detransitioner cases already active across the country. If courts and juries continue to recognize harm and liability, doctors and clinics may finally think twice before pushing irreversible interventions on vulnerable kids. That is not politics. That is accountability.

Grammy Activism, Open Border Lectures, and the People Left Paying the Bill

Then you have the Grammys, which gave us a picture perfect display of elite culture in America. Wealthy celebrities living behind gates with private security lecturing working families about immigration enforcement. They can wear pins and chant slogans because they do not live with the consequences of what they are advocating for.

Here is what I noticed most: selective compassion. There was plenty of performative outrage about ICE, and almost no interest in real victims who do not fit the approved script. Iran has seen brutal crackdowns, with reports of mass killings and a regime that thrives in darkness and information control. Where was the red carpet passion for the Iranian people risking everything for freedom? Where was the courage to stand against radical Islam’s violence when it cannot be blamed on the West?

That silence is the tell.

Meanwhile, policies closer to home are collapsing under their own contradictions. In California, leaders keep promising a safety net while taxpayers watch fraud, waste, and misaligned priorities pile up. You cannot convince working families that they must accept constant insecurity and chaos while the same system struggles to protect veterans on the streets or keep basic services functioning.

A nation that refuses to enforce its laws is not loving the stranger, it is abandoning its own people.

And this is where the hypocrisy becomes unbearable: we can recognize human dignity while also insisting on the rule of law. That is not cruelty. That is sanity. A country that will not draw lines will not remain a country for long. The elites can cosplay virtue at awards shows. The rest of America has to live in the real world.

From a Kibbutz to the NBA, and the Hope Hollywood Cannot Manufacture

Now let me pivot to something encouraging, because we need reminders that goodness still breaks through the noise. Israel just celebrated a historic first: an Israeli born player becoming an NBA All Star. From a kibbutz to basketball’s biggest stage, that is a story worth smiling about. It is also a reminder that Israel is not the caricature it is painted to be. It is a complex society filled with people, families, and stories that do not fit the slogans.

When I hear the lazy accusations and the constant demonization, I think of moments like this. Real life does not live on hashtags. Real life is a young man representing his heritage with pride, a nation celebrating an achievement, and a world watching something uplifting for a change.

And while Hollywood scripts its “meaning,” I keep coming back to a deeper truth: human beings are not props for anyone’s political theater. The detransitioner in court is not a tool for points. The immigrant family is not a pawn. The veteran sleeping outside is not an inconvenience. They are image bearers of God, and the moment we forget that, we start excusing anything.

That is why I will keep saying it: the biblical worldview is not just a set of talking points. It is the foundation for justice, compassion, and clarity. God does not make mistakes, and redemption is real, even when culture is confused.

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There is something quietly powerful about a person who simply shows up. No speeches. No screaming. Just the steady confidence of standing on principle. On the Daniel Cohen Show for Real Life Network (RLN News), I want to name what so many Americans can feel right now: our culture is loud, confused, and unstable, and the need for biblical truth, moral clarity, and a Christian worldview has never been more urgent.

Hollywood and the legacy media love to lecture the rest of us about morality, but this week exposed the hypocrisy. We watched celebrities elevate a political narrative around Renee Good while ignoring the deeper issues of law, order, and truth. At the same time, actress Sydney Sweeney did something refreshingly human that cut through the noise. She stood for a photo with former Israeli hostages Noah Argomani and Avianatan Orr, survivors of Hamas captivity. In an entertainment industry that punishes anyone who steps out of step with the herd, she did not flinch. Quiet courage still matters, especially when it costs you something.

Protect Women’s Sports and Tell the Truth

We also have a major case at the United States Supreme Court that could decide whether men will continue competing against women in women’s sports. The arguments we are hearing from the left are built on confusion, and sometimes outright denial of reality. The lead attorney could not even define what a woman is. Justice Alito asked a basic question. The answer came back as word salad and evasions.

Title IX was passed to protect women and ensure equal opportunity, privacy, and safety. It was not designed to accommodate an ideology that pretends biology is optional. We have seen female athletes lose scholarships, lose records, and take physical punishment they should never have to endure. This is not compassion. It is exploitation. Riley Gaines nailed it when she said that if leaders cannot state a simple truth about male and female, then they lose credibility on everything else.

And Christians, this is another reminder of why voting matters. Supreme Court seats shape the law for generations. Policy follows downstream from worldview, and worldview follows downstream from truth.

Iran’s Uprising and the Red Green Alliance

While Americans are being distracted and manipulated, Iran is burning, literally and figuratively. The death toll is unclear because the regime has cut the internet and buried the truth along with the bodies. There are reports of mass graves, families not receiving the remains of loved ones, and protesters being executed publicly. We are watching an Islamic dictatorship respond the only way it knows how: with terror.

Here is what I know. It is worse than the world is being told. It is worse than many want to admit. And the people of Iran cannot do this alone.

This also connects to what Charlie Kirk has described as the Red Green Alliance, the coalition between radical leftism and radical Islam. We have seen this pattern before. In Iran in 1979, leftists welcomed Islamists into the revolution, thinking they could build something free together. Then the Islamists took power and crushed everyone who would not submit. That is how it ends every time. Tyranny wins and freedom dies.

If you are wondering why this matters in America, look at what is happening in Minnesota, including Somali fraud scandals, the obstruction of ICE operations, and elected officials calling law enforcement “terror.” Look at the ideological protection being offered to movements that do not share Judeo-Christian values at all. If we lose the ability to name truth, we will lose the ability to defend anything good.

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The United Arab Emirates, a Muslim-majority nation, just drew a shocking line: the UAE is restricting Emirati students from enrolling in UK universities because British campuses have become hotbeds for radical Islam and anti-West extremism. If that sounds familiar, it should. UK universities and American universities have become ideological factories where pro-Hamas rhetoric spreads, Israel is demonized, and truth gets buried under activism. Meanwhile, Iran protests are erupting against the Islamic Republic, and legacy media barely whispers. I’m Daniel Cohen with Christian news from a biblical worldview. Watch now for free on the Real Life Network at RealLifeNetwork.com.‍

UAE Draws a Line as UK Universities Radicalize Students

Let’s start with the headline that should stop every parent and policymaker in their tracks. The UAE, a country that knows exactly what Islamist extremism looks like up close, is warning its own young people: do not go to British universities because the environment is radicalizing and anti-West. Think about that. A Muslim-majority nation is signaling that the UK has lost control of its own institutions.

And this is not just a “UK problem.” The same pipeline has been forming for years in the United States. Universities, aided by sympathetic media and activist networks, have normalized slogans, excuses, and narratives that sanitize extremists while vilifying anyone who pushes back. The result is predictable: soft language for radicalism, harsh language for law enforcement, and constant moral confusion.

Here is what the UAE decision exposes. Even leaders in the Muslim world can recognize that radical Islam is not merely a private faith issue. It is a political movement that uses institutions as battlegrounds. When governments finally admit that campuses are becoming recruitment and propaganda spaces, that is a flashing red warning sign to the rest of us.

Iran Is Erupting While the West Looks Away

Now, pivot to the story the corporate press treats like background noise: Iran is on fire. The people are risking their lives to throw off the yoke of the Ayatollah, the IRGC, and decades of religious tyranny. This is not theoretical. This is blood in the streets, internet shutdowns, families grieving, and a nation crying out for freedom.

So why is the coverage so thin?

Because the modern activist class does not actually prioritize human rights consistently. If they did, the brutality of Tehran would dominate the news cycle. If they did, celebrities, influencers, and the same voices screaming about “justice” would be naming the Iranian regime for what it is: a violent theocracy that crushes dissent, oppresses women, and funds terror across the region.

Instead, too many of these voices are fixated on attacking Israel and Zionism. That is not an accident. It is ideological alignment. The Iranian regime’s obsession has always been the destruction of Israel and hostility toward America. And when Western activists echo that obsession, they go quiet when Iranians rise up against it. Silence becomes a form of complicity.

From a biblical worldview, this is spiritual blindness in real time. Scripture warns that people can be deceived into calling evil good and good evil. And that is exactly what we are watching when the world shrugs at Iranian suffering but rages endlessly at Israel’s existence.

America’s Campus Crisis and Why It Matters for Your Family

Now bring it home. The UAE is making a protective move about UK universities, but Americans should be asking a harder question: who is protecting our kids from the same ideological machine here?

Across the U.S., campuses have become training grounds for a mix of far-left activism and Islamist sympathy. Students are taught to view America as inherently oppressive, Israel as uniquely evil, and violence as “resistance,” depending on who commits it. That framework does not produce thoughtful citizens. It produces radicals with credentials.

And when the public sees federal officers attacked, when lawful enforcement is treated like tyranny, when words like “secret police” get thrown around casually, it creates a permission structure for chaos. People start believing rules do not apply to them. They start believing intimidation is activism. They start believing the state is illegitimate unless it agrees with their ideology.

You do not have to agree with every policy choice to see the danger of a society that cannot tell the difference between law and lawlessness. A civilization collapses when truth becomes optional.

So here is the challenge. If the UAE can recognize that universities can become incubators for radicalization, Americans can too. Parents, pastors, and leaders need courage to speak clearly, protect their communities, and refuse to be manipulated by propaganda disguised as compassion.

The bigger story is not just geopolitics, it is worldview. When elites can excuse extremism, ignore persecuted people, and call propaganda “education,” you are watching a culture lose its moral center. But we are not without hope. God is not confused, not surprised, and not absent.

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I am often asked why Israel, a tiny strip of land about the size of New Jersey, dominates global headlines, ignites outrage, and fuels endless conflict. Standing here in Jerusalem, the answer becomes clear. This city is not just geography. It is theology. It is the place where the Messiah, His land, and His people are bound together by an unbreakable covenant that the enemy of God desperately wants to sever.

Jerusalem is not controversial because of politics. It is contested because of prophecy.

The Covenant the World Cannot Break

Israel’s enemies refuse to accept one foundational truth. God tied the Messiah, the Jewish people, and the land together forever. Scripture makes this unmistakably clear. God calls Israel the apple of His eye. When the nations rage against Israel, they are not merely opposing a country. They are provoking God Himself.

The Bible does not teach replacement. God has not abandoned Israel. He has not revoked His covenant. Romans tells us plainly that all Israel will be saved. Zechariah tells us the Lord will dwell in Jerusalem again. And when Yeshua returns, He is not coming back to Rome, London, or New York. He is coming back to the Mount of Olives.

That is why this land matters. If Israel could be erased, where would the Messiah return? The answer terrifies the enemies of God because it exposes the impossibility of their goal. God laughs at the nations because what He established cannot be undone.

Why the Enemy Is Obsessed With Israel

This is why Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, and their allies fixate on Israel. This is why the United Nations obsessively condemns it. This is why history keeps repeating itself with different names and different regimes but the same hatred.

Pharaoh tried to destroy the Jewish people. Haman tried. Hitler tried. Hamas tried. Iran is trying now. Yet Israel remains. Four thousand years later, the Jewish people are still here. The land still exists. Jerusalem still stands.

That is the proof. The gates of hell have not prevailed, and they never will.

The conflict over Israel is not about borders or politics. It is about the Messiah. It is about God keeping His word. And it is about a spiritual battle that has been raging since the beginning of time.

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The world is still shaking. A Hanukkah celebration meant to honor light, faith, and survival turned into a scene of terror when Jews gathered in Australia were brutally attacked. Fifteen people ranging from children to the elderly were murdered. Families were shattered. A rabbi who served his community for nearly two decades was killed. And yet, once again, the media hesitated to say what this was.

On The Daniel Cohen Show, Daniel Cohen refuses to play along with the silence. He names what others avoid and connects the dots the mainstream press refuses to draw.

Hanukkah Targeted by Terror

The attack at Bondi Beach was not random violence. It was deliberate. It was timed for the first night of Hanukkah. It targeted Jews gathered openly and peacefully. The attackers were a father and son who believed terror was a family mission. Survivors described lying on the ground for nearly twenty minutes as gunfire continued without resistance.

This was not a crime of opportunity. It was ideological. It was anti Semitic terrorism, and even the Australian prime minister acknowledged it as such. But acknowledgment without action only emboldens the next attack.

Hanukkah commemorates a refusal to surrender. The Maccabees stood against an empire that sought to erase Jewish faith, Jewish law, and Jewish identity. That same spirit was on display in Jerusalem as Jews danced and celebrated even after hearing of the massacre. Light does not retreat when darkness strikes. It shines brighter.

The Media Silence and the Permission Structure

Daniel Cohen warns that terror does not happen in a vacuum. It grows where excuses are made and where truth is avoided. In recent years, Western leaders including those in Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom have moved toward recognizing a Palestinian state in response to pressure following October 7. Cohen argues that rewarding Hamas with legitimacy sends a dangerous message.

When leaders offer moral equivalence or political concessions after terror, radicals interpret it as permission. Massive pro Gaza demonstrations filled Sydney streets months before the attack. Chants escalated. Rhetoric hardened. And eventually, violence followed.

The media response followed a familiar pattern. Words like lone actor, deranged individual, and isolated incident replaced honest reporting. When eyewitnesses reported attackers shouting Islamic slogans, those details were minimized or ignored. Calling attention to ideology was labeled hateful. Silence became policy.

A Pattern Across Continents

The Bondi Beach massacre was not an isolated event. Within days, Americans were killed in Syria by an ISIS sympathizer embedded in local security forces. A Jewish student was murdered at Brown University after witnesses reported religious slogans before gunfire. Jewish homes in California were shot at while Hanukkah decorations were visible.

These events share a common target and a common ideological thread. Jews. Americans. Students. Faith. And yet policymakers and media institutions insist on treating each attack as unrelated.

Daniel Cohen challenges viewers to ask why eighty five percent of the world’s refugees, many from Muslim majority regions, are not being resettled in neighboring Muslim nations. Instead, they move to Western countries where leaders hesitate to enforce assimilation, law, or cultural boundaries. Cowardice is disguised as compassion.

Islamism and the West’s Crisis of Courage

Cohen does not argue against Muslims as people. He argues against an ideology that openly rejects freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and separation of mosque and state. Islamic scholars have said plainly that jihad and Sharia are not fringe beliefs. They are foundational.

Even leaders from the Middle East have warned the West. Years ago, a senior UAE official cautioned that political correctness and ignorance would invite terror into Europe and beyond. That warning has proven accurate.

The problem, Cohen says, is not just immigration or security. It is spiritual. America has grown soft. Churches have diluted truth. Many have replaced repentance with affirmation. Jesus never affirmed sin. He forgave sinners and called them to change.

Grace is not permission to remain in darkness. It is power to leave it.

Be Encouraged

Despite the violence and moral confusion, Daniel Cohen ends with hope. Hanukkah itself is a story of hope. One small jar of oil. One day of light. Eight days of miracle. A people who refused to bow.

Two centuries later, Jesus opened the door for Gentiles to worship the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Jews and Christians are spiritually connected. When one is attacked, both are called to stand.

Scripture commands believers to mourn with those who mourn and pray even for enemies. That is what sets the people of God apart. Truth spoken in love. Courage without hatred. Light that cannot be extinguished.

The menorah still burns. Faith still stands. God is still on the throne.

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The headlines say politics. The stakes are spiritual. On The Daniel Cohen Show from Real Life Network, Daniel unpacks President Trump’s latest move in the Middle East and why it matters for Israel, America, and anyone who cares about biblical truth. After brokering a Gaza ceasefire, Trump is pressing for unity inside Israel. His letter to President Isaac Herzog urges a full pardon of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu so Israel can face its enemies with one voice. The left calls it interference. Conservatives see a leader who knows lawfare when he sees it. Cohen asks the question beneath the noise. If Israel is fighting a seven front war for survival, should its prime minister be dragged into court over cigars and champagne from a decade ago while rockets fly and hostages wait?

Why Trump’s Letter Matters Right Now

Trump told the Knesset in October that a pardon would let Netanyahu unite Israel. The reaction inside the chamber was loud and clear. Many lawmakers stood and applauded. In his letter, Trump affirms the independence of Israel’s courts while calling the Netanyahu cases political and unjustified. Cohen notes the obvious parallel. The same strategy used against Trump is now being used against Netanyahu. Tie up your opponent in endless cases. Drain time, money, and focus. Win in court what you cannot win at the ballot box.

Israel’s president can grant pardons, but only after a request. Netanyahu has not asked because he has not been convicted. Cohen’s point is not legal procedure. It is clarity. Israel faces Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in the north, and Iran in the shadows. Leadership focus is not a luxury. It is survival. When Trump says let Bibi unite Israel, he is speaking to national security, not convenience.

Cohen widens the lens. The same confusion eroding American life is showing up in policy, media, and even bathrooms and classrooms. When safety and modesty are sacrificed to ideology, families pay the price. Cohen highlights a viral confrontation in a bookstore restroom where a mother calmly but firmly defends girls’ privacy. He reminds viewers that compassion without truth leaves children unprotected. Genesis 1:27 is not hateful. It is reality. Male and female is both biblical and biological.

He points to churches and Christian institutions that bless what Scripture calls sin or silence students who speak for life and truth. Unconditional love is not unconditional affirmation. Ephesians 4:15 commands believers to speak the truth in love. When institutions trade doctrine for applause, they do not love people. They leave them lost.

Data, Noise, and What People Are Really Choosing

Cohen pushes back on the claim that Americans are racing toward socialism. Voters are responding to secure borders, sane economics, and the protection of children. They are rejecting chaos, not embracing it. Even high profile Democrats admit that the most poisonous rhetoric is coming from the far left. Support for Israel is increasingly incompatible with their party line. That shift matters because it reveals an old truth. When you abandon objective morality, you are left with power plays and slogans.

Back in Jerusalem, the Knesset advanced a bill for the death penalty for terrorists who murder Israelis. Cohen interviews leaders who argue that a dead terrorist does not return to the cycle of bloodshed. He traces the policy debate to a painful fact. Prisoner exchanges have returned killers to the battlefield. Genesis 9:6 grounds justice in the image of God. Capital punishment is not vengeance. It is a sober defense of innocent life. Israel is signaling that it will no longer reward terror with leverage.

Media Panic, Climate Fear, and the Cost of Alarmism

Cohen calls out a carousel of shifting narratives. Global warming, then climate change, then warnings of a new ice age. He does not mock stewardship. Christians should care for creation. He rejects fear as a political tool that grows government while ignoring real threats like child medicalization, border chaos, and the rise of radical ideologies. God sustains the earth. Wisdom governs our choices. Panic does not.

Politics can restrain evil for a time. Only the cross can change a heart. The deeper crisis beneath Israel’s battles and America’s culture war is spiritual rebellion against God. Jesus Christ lived the perfect life we could not live. He died for our sins and rose again so that anyone who repents and believes in Him is forgiven and made new. Real peace does not begin in a court or a coalition. It begins at Calvary. When leaders pursue justice and nations defend the innocent, they echo the moral order that God created. When hearts are made new, enemies become neighbors and temporary ceasefires make room for eternal hope.

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In an age when truth bends to politics and headlines echo propaganda, Daniel Cohen stands apart. On The Daniel Cohen Show from Real Life Network, Cohen refuses to separate faith and politics, insisting that every crisis in Israel, Europe, or America reveals a deeper spiritual battle. His latest message, now streaming on RLN’s Christian streaming service, exposes how the war in Israel, the collapse of moral courage in the West, and the revival of the Church all connect to the same conflict between light and darkness.

The War in Israel and the Western Desire for Chaos

Daniel Cohen begins by explaining the Israel conflict as more than a military standoff. He calls it a mirror reflecting the moral decay of the West. When Vice President J D Vance stood in southern Israel and said that Western media seems to root for failure, Cohen agreed. He notes how every violent flareup is treated as proof that peace is impossible, as if journalists secretly prefer unrest to resolution.

Cohen points to something bigger happening beneath the surface. The ceasefire in Gaza, fragile as it is, represents the groundwork for an Abraham Accords 2.0 that could unite Israel with more Arab nations. Iran and Hamas tried to stop that process on October 7, but their terror only exposed their weakness. Across the Middle East, Arab leaders are tired of Iran’s chaos and looking toward stability with Israel instead.

For Cohen, this is where Christianity and politics intersect. He says the way nations treat Israel reveals their spiritual health. The promises God made to Abraham still stand, and rejecting those promises has consequences. Cohen praises leaders such as Netanyahu and pastors like Jack Hibbs, who refuse to apologize for supporting Israel’s right to exist. He reminds viewers that what happens in the Middle East is not random history. It is evidence that biblical prophecy is unfolding in real time.

From London to New York: The Cost of Moral Surrender

Cohen turns his attention to Europe, describing how cities once known for courage are now paralyzed by fear. London, Amsterdam, and Paris have become stages for mobs shouting antisemitic slogans while police stand by and do nothing. He calls it moral cowardice disguised as tolerance. The refusal to confront evil has created societies where Jewish citizens must hide behind fences and guards just to worship in peace.

Then Cohen looks at New York City, where radical candidate Zoran Mamdani publicly promises to remake the state “in the image of our people.” For Cohen, those words are not progress but warning. He explains that when politics becomes tribal, truth disappears. Polls show foreign born voters supporting Mamdani while native born New Yorkers divide among failed alternatives. It is a symptom, Cohen says, of immigration without assimilation and education without truth. When a nation forgets who it is, power replaces principle.

Cohen warns that America is on the same path as Europe. The slow surrender to radical ideologies, the moral confusion in the name of tolerance, and the silence of churches all point to a deeper loss of conviction. Without biblical truth, the West cannot survive. The problem is not diversity, he says, but the rejection of God’s design for justice and order.

The Church’s Moment to Rise

Even in the darkness, Cohen sees signs of hope. The Church is stirring. Turning Point USA Faith has doubled its network of partner churches, now more than eight thousand strong, reaching hundreds of thousands of believers ready to stand for truth. Cohen calls this growth part of Charlie Kirk’s legacy. Kirk preached repentance, holiness, and sacrifice in a culture that craves comfort. He reminded believers that a faith that costs nothing is worth nothing.

Cohen speaks with apologist Dr Frank Turek, who challenges Christians to prepare for cultural battle long before they step onto a college campus. Turek’s Cross Examined ministry teaches believers how to defend their faith with logic, evidence, and love. Both men agree that silence is no longer an option. Fear has no place in the life of a believer. God commands courage, not comfort.

Cohen ends with a reminder that history belongs to God. Governments rise and fall. Online news, news streaming, and live news will change by the hour, but the Gospel does not. The greatest battle is not in Gaza or New York but in the human heart. Christ alone can bring peace. He lived a perfect life, died for sinners, and rose again to offer forgiveness and eternal life.

When viewed through that lens, the war in Israel, the political turmoil in America, and the collapse of Europe are not separate stories but one message. They remind us that truth matters and eternity is near.

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The United States is not just divided; it is unraveling. On The Daniel Cohen Show from Real Life Network (RLN), Daniel Cohen looks past the noise of politics and online news to uncover the spiritual crisis shaking the nation. Through RLN’s Christian streaming service, Cohen calls believers to see the connection between America’s moral collapse, political corruption, and the war in Israel. What he reveals is not just another opinion. It is the biblical truth behind the headlines, a truth that secular media refuses to confront.

The Illusion of Progress and the Reality of Decay

“What happens when a nation built on the Word of God decides it no longer needs God?” Cohen asks. The answer, he says, is playing out in real time. Political leaders lie with ease. Schools teach children to reject their own identity. Entertainment celebrates sin and mocks faith. Meanwhile, much of the Church stays silent.

Cohen draws parallels between America’s spiritual decay and Israel’s physical battle for survival. While Israel fights against Hamas and its allies, America is fighting to remember who it is. The Israel conflict, he argues, mirrors our own cultural and moral confusion. A society that rejects God does not become free. It becomes enslaved to its idols: power, pleasure, and politics.

He calls this the new religion of the West. The enemies of truth are no longer at the gate. They are in our homes, on our screens, and in our pulpits. This is the normalization of evil, a culture where morality is measured not by Scripture but by emotion.

Media Deception, Political Idolatry, and the Church’s Silence

Cohen exposes how modern politics has become America’s new idol. Both the left and the right now treat their political leaders as saviors and their parties as messiahs. Instead of turning to Scripture, people turn to news streaming platforms and social media feeds designed to fuel fear and division.

He warns that too many Christian leaders have traded truth for comfort. “The Gospel doesn’t fit neatly into party platforms,” he says. “It confronts both sides.” The left preaches progress without God, and the right preaches patriotism without repentance. Both are hollow without Christ.

Cohen ties this to global trends, corruption in Washington, persecution of Christians overseas, and the manipulation of truth in online news. When a nation removes God from its institutions, justice disappears, wisdom dies, and lies become law.

The only cure, he insists, is revival, not political revival but spiritual awakening. America does not need new politicians; it needs new hearts.

A Call to Courage and the Hope of the Gospel

As the episode closes, Cohen offers both warning and hope. History proves that no nation survives once it abandons truth. Babylon, Rome, and every empire that rejected God collapsed from within. America is not immune.

But there is hope, real hope found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Cohen reminds his audience that salvation does not come from Washington, Hollywood, or any political system. It comes from the cross. Christ alone can heal what politics has broken.

He calls believers to pray for Israel, for America, and for persecuted Christians worldwide. Revival will not begin in newsrooms or statehouses but in hearts surrendered to truth. “The world is on fire,” Cohen says, “but the Gospel is still the water.”

The Hope of the Gospel

Every story of corruption, conflict, or cultural chaos points to humanity’s deeper problem, sin. We have rebelled against a holy God, exchanging His truth for lies. Yet God, rich in mercy, sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to live without sin, die in our place, and rise again so that all who repent and believe may have eternal life.

That is the real headline behind every broadcast: nations fall, but Christ reigns. Governments fail, but grace endures. America’s only hope is not in saving a nation but in saving souls.