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Lebanon's Christian leaders are openly calling for Israeli annexation and Israeli citizenship. Following the fall of the Assad regime, Druze leaders in southern Syria made similar appeals. What does this reveal about Israel's role in the Middle East—and what should Israel do next?In this video, Avi Abelow explores why persecuted minorities are increasingly looking to Israel, not the United Nations, not Arab governments, and not the international community, for security, freedom, and hope.As Hezbollah tightens its grip on Lebanon and jihadist violence spreads in Syria, many Christian and Druze communities see Israel as the region's only stable democracy and the only country capable of protecting minority rights.Avi explains why these developments challenge the false narrative that Israel is an oppressor and instead highlight the Jewish state's unique role as a defender of freedom in the Middle East. He also examines whether Israel should apply sovereignty to strategic territories to protect both its own citizens and vulnerable minority populations.Could these unprecedented appeals signal a historic turning point for Israel? Are we witnessing the fulfillment of biblical prophecy, or simply the recognition of a geopolitical reality that much of the world refuses to acknowledge?

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