Introduction by Benjamin Netanyahu When I was first invited to Japan for this peace journey, I came with skepticism. For much of my life, I have lived in conflict — leading a nation that faces enemies on all sides. I have stood at podiums defending Israel, shaking my fist at those who vowed our destruction. The idea of sitting in silence with these … [Read more...] about From Conflict to Connection: Israel and Foes in Japan
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The Asymmetry of Tolerance: Europe, Islam, and Faith’s Future
Introduction by Nick Sasaki Welcome, friends. Today we embark on a journey through one of the most profound paradoxes of our time: the asymmetry of tolerance between Europe and the Middle East. In Europe, Muslims worship freely, build mosques, and shape cultural life openly. Yet in many Middle Eastern countries, Christians cannot do the same — restricted to … [Read more...] about The Asymmetry of Tolerance: Europe, Islam, and Faith’s Future
Charlie Kirk on Japan: Lessons America Must Learn
Introduction by Charlie Kirk When I first set foot in Tokyo, I was struck not just by the dazzling skyline or the efficiency of the trains, but by the feeling that society itself still worked. People respected one another. Streets were clean. Crime was rare. It made me ask: what makes Japan different, and what can we learn from it?Over the next discussions, … [Read more...] about Charlie Kirk on Japan: Lessons America Must Learn
Eradicating Sleeper Cells in America: Strength and Joy
Introduction by Marianne Williamson Throughout history, nations have fallen not simply because of external enemies, but because of what they allowed to fester within. Sleeper cells are a stark reminder that danger does not always march at the gates—it sometimes hides among us, feeding on division, despair, and the silence of a society too distracted to … [Read more...] about Eradicating Sleeper Cells in America: Strength and Joy
Conversation with the Devil: 5 Comedians Put Evil on Trial
IntroductionIn this courtroom of imagination, the Devil himself is called to the stand. Not to frighten us with fire and brimstone, but to be examined, interrogated, and cross-examined by the sharpest comic minds to ever hold a microphone. Across five sessions, each built like a trial, the Devil faces opening statements, witness testimony, and closing … [Read more...] about Conversation with the Devil: 5 Comedians Put Evil on Trial
Solutions for America: Poverty, Immigration, Education & Faith
Introduction by Charlie Kirk Welcome, everyone. Tonight we gather not to rehearse old arguments, but to wrestle with the most pressing challenges facing our nation. Poverty, immigration, education, family, and faith—these aren’t abstract policy points, they’re the very foundations of the American experiment. Too often our public square is filled with noise … [Read more...] about Solutions for America: Poverty, Immigration, Education & Faith
Autism Causes Uncovered: From Tylenol Risks to Leucovorin
Introduction by Dr. Oz Over my years as a physician, I’ve spoken with countless parents who were desperate for answers about autism. Some had stories of sudden regression after an illness or a shot, others described subtle challenges that grew over time. What united them all was the same plea: please listen to us.Today, we are not here to present easy … [Read more...] about Autism Causes Uncovered: From Tylenol Risks to Leucovorin
Charlie Kirk Controversy: What Would He Say After Death?
Introduction by Charlie Kirk (After Death) You’re probably expecting me to sound different now that I’m gone — quieter, more reflective, maybe even apologetic. Don’t hold your breath. Death doesn’t change truth, it only strips away the fear of speaking it.I was accused of being hateful, divisive, and dangerous. Fine. If defending the unborn, if standing against … [Read more...] about Charlie Kirk Controversy: What Would He Say After Death?
Free Speech Under Fire: Voices on Violence and Respect
Introduction by Harari When we look at history, we see that societies rise and fall not only by their armies or their economies, but by how they treat the freedom to speak. Free speech is not a luxury—it is the foundation on which every other liberty rests. Yet today, we see violence used to silence voices, and even celebrations when those voices are … [Read more...] about Free Speech Under Fire: Voices on Violence and Respect
A Conversation That Could Have Saved Charlie Kirk
Introduction — Desmond Tutu(His voice warm, humble, with a touch of gravity, setting the moral stage.)“My dear friends, before us lies not a debate of politics, nor a quarrel of labels, but the raw encounter between two souls. One, a young man burning with rage, feeling unseen and unheard. The other, a man who has built his life speaking boldly of faith and … [Read more...] about A Conversation That Could Have Saved Charlie Kirk