Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Rabbi Jason Sobel sits down with Chad Robichaux to unpack one of the most misunderstood topics in modern Christianity: why the Jewish people have been persecuted for millennia, what the Bible actually says about Israel in the end times, and where the line sits between legitimate criticism of the Israeli government and outright antisemitism.
Rabbi Jason opens with a perspective most Christians have never heard, the persecution of the Jewish people is satanic at its root. Satan can't get to God, so he goes after God's children, the same way the mafia or the cartels go after a man's family when they can't get to him directly. That's why Pharaoh tried to kill the Jewish babies. That's why Herod slaughtered the innocents. Kill the promised seed. Stop the Messiah. And according to Rabbi Jason, that same spiritual war is still playing out today, because Jesus Himself said He would not return until the Jewish people welcome Him with the Hebrew blessing "Baruch haba b'shem Adonai."
The conversation moves into territory most pastors won't touch: the 144,000 from the 12 tribes of Revelation, why there were 12 Jewish apostles, the double standard of a world that screams about Israel while staying silent on Iran, Syria, Afghanistan, and the global martyrdom of Christians and why Rabbi Jason believes anti-Israel sentiment has become the "gateway drug" that nefarious forces are using to pull young Christians and conservatives into leftist ideology and radical Islam, dismantling the Judeo-Christian foundation the West was built on.
Chad pushes in on the nuance most people miss: you can love Israel and still not like Netanyahu. You can criticize a government without hating a people. And he and Rabbi Jason walk through exactly when criticism crosses the line into antisemitism, libel, conspiracy theories, denying the biblical promise, and holding Israel to a standard you refuse to hold any other nation to.
If you've ever felt confused about Israel, the Jewish people, end times prophecy, or how to talk about any of it without sounding like a crazy person — this is the conversation.
Full Episode: youtube.com/watch?v=qPty77OyZbM
CHAPTERS:
00:00 — Why persecution of the Jewish people is satanic at its root
00:38 — Why Pharaoh and Herod tried to kill the Jewish babies
01:15 — Jesus' prophecy
02:05 — The coming Jewish revival and Revelation's 144,000
03:20 — Pro-Israel but not pro-Netanyahu: how to hold both
04:07 — Lack of information is what fuels conspiracy
04:39 — The first extreme: outright hatred of the Jewish people
05:06 — Jesus IS Jewish: son of David, lion of the tribe of Judah
05:44 — The second extreme: uncritical acceptance of everything Israel does
06:02 — Conversation with Charlie Kirk
07:57 — Where are these voices on Iran, Syria, and Afghanistan?
09:04 — Chad: the Me Too movement and the 20 million girls in Afghanistan
09:35 — Why anti-Israel rhetoric is the "gateway drug"
10:14 — The real target: the Judeo-Christian foundation of the West
10:57 — What "Judeo-Christian" actually means & why the Constitution depends on it
Rabbi Jason Sobel sits down with Chad Robichaux to unpack one of the most misunderstood topics in modern Christianity: why the Jewish people have been persecuted for millennia, what the Bible actually says about Israel in the end times, and where the line sits between legitimate criticism of the Israeli government and outright antisemitism.
Rabbi Jason opens with a perspective most Christians have never heard, the persecution of the Jewish people is satanic at its root. Satan can't get to God, so he goes after God's children, the same way the mafia or the cartels go after a man's family when they can't get to him directly. That's why Pharaoh tried to kill the Jewish babies. That's why Herod slaughtered the innocents. Kill the promised seed. Stop the Messiah. And according to Rabbi Jason, that same spiritual war is still playing out today, because Jesus Himself said He would not return until the Jewish people welcome Him with the Hebrew blessing "Baruch haba b'shem Adonai."
The conversation moves into territory most pastors won't touch: the 144,000 from the 12 tribes of Revelation, why there were 12 Jewish apostles, the double standard of a world that screams about Israel while staying silent on Iran, Syria, Afghanistan, and the global martyrdom of Christians and why Rabbi Jason believes anti-Israel sentiment has become the "gateway drug" that nefarious forces are using to pull young Christians and conservatives into leftist ideology and radical Islam, dismantling the Judeo-Christian foundation the West was built on.
Chad pushes in on the nuance most people miss: you can love Israel and still not like Netanyahu. You can criticize a government without hating a people. And he and Rabbi Jason walk through exactly when criticism crosses the line into antisemitism, libel, conspiracy theories, denying the biblical promise, and holding Israel to a standard you refuse to hold any other nation to.
If you've ever felt confused about Israel, the Jewish people, end times prophecy, or how to talk about any of it without sounding like a crazy person — this is the conversation.
Full Episode: youtube.com/watch?v=qPty77OyZbM
CHAPTERS:
00:00 — Why persecution of the Jewish people is satanic at its root
00:38 — Why Pharaoh and Herod tried to kill the Jewish babies
01:15 — Jesus' prophecy
02:05 — The coming Jewish revival and Revelation's 144,000
03:20 — Pro-Israel but not pro-Netanyahu: how to hold both
04:07 — Lack of information is what fuels conspiracy
04:39 — The first extreme: outright hatred of the Jewish people
05:06 — Jesus IS Jewish: son of David, lion of the tribe of Judah
05:44 — The second extreme: uncritical acceptance of everything Israel does
06:02 — Conversation with Charlie Kirk
07:57 — Where are these voices on Iran, Syria, and Afghanistan?
09:04 — Chad: the Me Too movement and the 20 million girls in Afghanistan
09:35 — Why anti-Israel rhetoric is the "gateway drug"
10:14 — The real target: the Judeo-Christian foundation of the West
10:57 — What "Judeo-Christian" actually means & why the Constitution depends on it
