It’s Supernatural

SID: Hello, Sid Roth here with Bill McKay, Hollywood film producer. Bill, that was an amazing sequence that we heard about. How does one Israeli tank hold off hundreds of enemy tanks for, what was it, 72 hours?

BILL: Yes.

SID: There is no explanation short of God, is there?

BILL: There is none. And yet, the facts are stubborn things, because not only did he accomplish the impossible, but while this David, if you will, this young David, fighting off the Goliaths of the Syrian army,
he had no knowledge other than he was believing that this was the protection that Israel needed in terms of her utter destruction. But while that was going on, Golda Mayer…

SID: Isn’t it amazing? There’s a plot beneath the plot that God is working on. It’s so wonderful! Listen!

BILL: Well, He’s a great story teller. Golda Mayer was in a desperate strait, because she and her generals had pretty much concluded that they were going to lose the war. They were preparing for a government in exile. She had been negotiating with Henry Kissinger, who was the Secretary of State at the time. You would assume, because he was an Austrian Jew, that he would’ve had at least a modest predisposition for the Jewish position…

SID: No! He was the opposite.

BILL: His position was, at that time, “Let the Jews bleed a little.” So she…

SID: That was before there were open mics, but that was his position. Sad to say, a Jewish Secretary of State. So she kept trying to go through protocol with Henry Kissinger, and got nowhere with someone with a comment like that.

BILL: Well, let’s put this in a little bit larger context. This is Watergate. Richard Nixon is on the verge of being destroyed politically by his opponents, and being brought down. Under the quid pro quo with Congress, he was to have no foreign adventures. All decisions had to go through the office of the Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger.

SID: And if he had a foreign adventure, that would put the nail in the coffin for his impeachment.

BILL: And it would trigger the impeachment process. So there was a checkmate in terms of his power by Congress. Golda eventually exhausted every opportunity with Henry Kissinger, and she realized, in that moment, there was no other option except to pick up the hotline and call Richard Nixon. Nixon told the following story. He said “I received a call from Golda Mayer in the middle of the night. I sat on the edge of the bed, agreeing to take the call. She was pleading. ‘Mr. President, Israel will not survive, unless you give us help immediately.’” He said something that was extraordinarily fascinating. He said “When I was a little boy growing up in Whittier California, my mother used to require, every day after I came home from school, the reading of the Old Testament heroes of faith. I came to understand and appreciate God’s work among the Israeli people.” One afternoon, as she concluded her readings, she looked directly at Richard and said “Someday son, you’re going to be in a position of enormous power, and with that power, you’re going to be given the opportunity to rescue the Jewish people.” And Sid, in that moment, he said “I heard my mother’s voice as Golda was speaking to me. I knew why I had been put in this office. It was to save the Jews.” Now Richard, you can say whatever you want about the man, he was politically astute. He understood the consequences of the decision that he was about to make. And because of his mother’s word, because of her love for the Jewish people, he decided then to stand with the Jews. He said “Golda, what do you want?” She had a list, and she started down that list one item at a time, and he said “Golda, no need to even continue. I’m going to sign an executive order right now. You call the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and you’re going to be given everything that you want.” And with that executive order, the greatest shipment of military material was airlifted overnight. That’s the link between the 72 hours that Kalani, by the power of the Holy Spirit, bought for Israel, and for Golda, and for Richard Nixon. That’s the story behind the story.

SID: You say you don’t believe in miracles? I’ve got a Hebrew word for you – you’re just plain mashuga. I mean this is all verified. This DVD, “Against All Odds”, you’ve seen some of the reenactments. These are top Hollywood level reenactments. How many total, not in this particular DVD, but how many total miracle stories have you heard that were worthy of investigation from modern-day Israel’s history.

BILL: We have collected about a hundred. I have been told by my sources that work with me that there are many, many more. The reason is the Israelis never talk about it.

SID: Why?

BILL: Because I don’t think they know how to quantify a miracle. And I think, too, if a General were to ever publicly admit that a supernatural phenomenon had taken place on the battlefield, it would diminish his prowess as a military man, it would provoke him to ask the question…

SID: Is there any chance Israel would survive as a nation if the miracles you have personally investigated – and your investigation was very thorough – had not occurred? Is there any doubt in your mind that Israel would be in existence without the God factor?

BILL: Sid, I have no doubt, and I’ll tell you why. It’s not to take anything away from the military capabilities. The Israelis have built one of the finest military machines in the world, and they’ve got resources and advantages and ideas and capabilities that are remarkable. But they’re not enough. They’re not enough to deal with 22 Arab hostile nations, with the Soviet empire that is feeding and supporting it, with an Iran that is breathing fire down their throats and launching missiles in preparation for an attack. They need God, just as Joshua needed God, just as David needed God. The Israelis need Him just as much then as they do now.

SID: And guess what? Us Israelis, we need God. But guess what? You need God as much as we do. You’re going to find out, when we come back, about a miracle. You think what you just heard was something. This is unbelievable – unless you believe in God, and miracles.