Professor Toto - The Gaza Strip Tease (Fully Edited Monologue) TOTO TONIGHT 8/5/25

The Gaza Strip Tease (Fully Edited Monologue) TOTO TONIGHT 8/5/25 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xLKcQFjKE0 Transcript: (00:01) Unless you're living under a rock, Benjamin Netanyahu is about to change the world. It's a very pivotal piece of land for very obvious reasons. And Netanyahu made an announcement or yesterday or the day before that they're going all in. They're going to take Gaza back. Completely. Without reservation. (00:36) They're going in to take it back. This is going to bring major world criticism on Netanyahu. But we know that has to happen because the word of God tells us that all nations will turn against Jerusalem. And if you've watched any of my sermons and I want to recommend one I just did 2 weeks ago called Creation Time Restored. If you want that you need to watch that if you want to know the truth about how close we are to the coming of the Lord. (01:19) And of course any of you that join us on Friday night Bible studies, which there's the QR code to it over there. Any of you that join us you're learning what very few people in this world know. How close we are to the coming of our Lord. And this announcement about Gaza has truly got my radars up because I know what it means. (01:50) I know that you're going to lose the PR war even if you win the land war. Now, luckily, Yahweh raised up Donald Trump to stand with Israel in this very moment in time. Now, what I'm going to say is verifiable truth about the Holy Land and tonight specifically about Gaza. I want to start tonight not in Gaza. I would like to start right here in the good old USA, where you and I live, where we're familiar with the land, okay? Let's go down to South Texas. (02:39) Right there in a region right along the border area. We'll just call it the Rio Strip. Okay? Now, along the border land, right there by the border, we have about 8,000 American patriots that live there. 8,000 8,000 people. That's a lot of people that live in the Rio Strip. Ranchers, farmers, business owners, and teachers. (03:17) They fly the American flag outside of their homes on this land that we won from Mexico in the great battle. This is our land now. And the Rio Strip is home to 8,000 of our fellow citizens. They love their country and they have legally lived there for 200 years. Their church bells ring every Sabbath morning. Their children play under the wide Texas sky. (03:55) And then suddenly international pressure begins to build. The United Nations, the European Union, and even factions of our own government say that Rio strip is not really your land. They 8,000 people that live there. It's not really your land. It belongs to the oppressed people of the Nuevo Mexico Liberation Movement. (04:35) A cartel connected to a militant faction that claims the land is theirs. The next day the global headlines all over the world screamed Texas must withdraw from the Rio strip. As a matter of fact Texas, if you want peace with this cartel these thugs along the Mexico border that say this is our Rio strip even though you know Texas it's yours, but if you don't want to be in constant drug wars if you don't want to be in a war with them, just give them land for peace. (05:27) Concession for harmony, all right? And so under pressure from the White House the US government sends in troops. That's right. US troops our own military forcibly goes to those 8,000 American citizens and eviscerate them from their homes. Crying mothers being dragged from porches they built with their own hands. (05:58) Maybe their grandfather built it. Their Bibles, their rifles, their flags, all confiscated. You can't live here anymore. Their churches are bulldozed. Their cemeteries are desecrated. And then as these citizens watch the news, they see that our government gives that Rio strip to a group of gang members. Their homes because of international pressure. (06:34) The same cartel that backed terrorist who were just firing over the Mexican border months ago. That same group of people, they get the Rio strip and within weeks, within weeks after giving up that strip, American border towns like San Antonio and Laredo are constantly under rocket fire from these new people that live in the Rio strip. (07:07) Tunnels are discovered under their churches. In San Antonio, there's tunnels coming up in San Antonio. And when we retaliate at those tunnels and the rockets that's being shot into San Antonio, we, the United States, the headline scream, "America is committing genocide." That's exactly what happened to the nation of Israel in 2005. (07:41) But before we get into that tonight, I want to pull the veil off of Gaza. Not the propaganda version. There is no other truth about Gaza than what you're going to hear right now. That there's none. I am speaking the only truth there is on this subject. There can only be one, and I'm that man. Listen carefully. (08:07) The truth I'm going to give you is rooted in history, legality, the covenant, and the scripture. First, let's talk about how Gaza became Israel's. Most people think that Israel took Gaza from the Palestinians. But that's not true. Let's rewind the tape to 1917. The Balfour Declaration. Now, this was not just a vague promise. (08:44) It was clear official policy of the British Empire. Then, the British Empire ruled over most of the world. And they supported the establishment in Palestine, and I quote, of a national home for the Jewish people. Pause. The Balfour Treaty. The British Empire defeated the Ottoman Empire. And here is a treaty, a declaration. (09:23) And within that declaration, the nation that conquered the land legally says that they wish to make in Palestine a national home for the Jewish people. But, that was not just a British idea. No, no, no. Now, the San Remo conference is where the promise became international law. 1948 I'm sorry. Not 1948, that's when they became a nation. (10:05) This was shortly before that at the San Remo conference where this intent of Great Britain was codified into international law. And then, the League of Nations ratified it, made it the law of the land that then was. Remember that carefully. The law of the land that then was. Now, when this land was given to the Jewish people, I quote, when it was given to them by their brother, Great Britain, who is Ephraim and Manasseh, the United States of America, guess what was included in that gift. (10:55) You guessed it. Gaza. Because they were given the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. It was all designated as Jewish territory, period. That's it. That was it. This land was given to the Jews by the world's largest empire. Now, let's fast forward to 1948, the rebirth of the Jewish homeland. Jews from around the world returned to their ancient homeland. (11:38) But when they did, five Arab nations launched an unprovoked war to wipe them off the map. So, keep up with me now, okay? They're given the land and then five Arab nations start a war. But Israel survived, the Jewish people. But Gaza did not go to the Palestinians at this time. It went to Egypt who occupied it illegally for 19 years and the UN said nothing. (12:24) Then 1967. So, follow me now. When that unprovoked war came upon Israel, Egypt encroached that land that was given to the Jewish people and took that little strip and they occupied it. They didn't own it. They occupied it. And that land belonged to the Jewish people. And then in 1967, the Six-Day War, Israel's enemies again, unprovoked, moved in to destroy her. (13:08) Israel struck them preemptively, not waiting for them, and miraculously they won they won the Six-Day War in six days, miraculously. Now, what happened at that moment? They reclaimed Gaza that was given to them by international treaty. They defeated Egypt. Egypt had to withdraw. It's the way it works, folks. They now get Gaza back. (13:41) It's theirs. It always was. The West Bank, they reclaimed the West Bank from Jordan, Golan Heights, and the Sinai. They get it all back in a six-day war that they did not provoke. This was not a conquest. They did not go in to conquer Gaza. Egypt and these other nations started a war with Israel that they won on accident. (14:15) And therefore, they were able to reclaim all the land given to them in the Balfour Treaty that these Islamic nations had taken from them. That was not conquest. That was defensive reclamation, reclaiming what was given to them by law. And by every standard of international law, the victor in a defensive war has the right to retain the land. (14:49) For example, if the state of Louisiana were to come and strike Mississippi and go into a war with us and we won the war, we get Louisiana as well. We defeated you and we take it by force. So, by legality, by defense, Gaza belonged to Israel. Now, let's fast forward. 2005. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, under massive pressure from global powers and liberal factions made what is now understood to be a historic mistake. (15:37) Israel gave it all away. 8,000 Let's go back to that real strip in your mind. 8,000 people, Israelis that had been living there in Gaza, families, farmers, worshipers, forcibly evacuated by their own government. Their synagogues were left desecrated, their greenhouses were destroyed, their gardens, their Torah scrolls abandoned because Israel made a grave mistake. (16:14) They gave away what was not theirs to give away. And what was Gaza's reward? Hamas. Within a year, the terrorist group Hamas had taken full control. And since then, over 20,000 rockets have fired into those Israeli towns and cities. Terror tunnels going into kindergarten classes. Peace talks used as stalling tactics to rearm. Let me give you the chain of logic so you can follow it. (16:55) So you can understand the logic. If you learn this chain of logic on your screen, you'll never be confused ever again. It's real simple. The Ottoman Empire lost World War I. They forfeited all claims. The victorious powers legally transferred Palestine, including Gaza, to the Jewish national home via the Balfour Declaration. Next, this was a legitimate conquest, legal transfer under the laws of war at that time. (17:34) Next, Israel voluntarily, for peace, gave up legal territory for peace. The Palestinians have broke the deal. Israel did not get peace. That's what they gave it for was peace. And therefore, Israel has every right to say, "You broke the agreement. This was land for peace. And since you've not given us peace, we want our land back. (18:08) Since you've not given us peace, we want our land back." Now, someone might say, "But international law has changed since then. The rules are different now." Let me answer that with a simple analogy. If I buy land 100 years ago under the laws of that time, what law applies today? The one that was in place when the right was acquired. (18:44) That is known as an acquired right or a vested. Many times we call it grandfathered in. Why? You have to honor the law that was in place at the time it was acquired. Okay? Once a legal title or entitlement is established under the legitimate laws of that time, future legal changes cannot retroactively cancel it. (19:20) That's why you might be driving through a a neighborhood that does not allow mobile homes, but yet you see a mobile home sitting there. There's a reason for that. Because at the time they bought that mobile home, they were allowed there. You cannot go back and undo the law of that time. That is again known as the law of vested rights. (19:50) Okay? The Jews were granted the national home right by law. Those rights were recognized by global powers of that time, and any change in international law since then cannot invalidate what was lawfully and permanently granted decades earlier. You cannot change the rules in the middle of the game. And then pretend the original rights no longer exist. (20:24) That's why Israel's claim to Gaza still stands. Not just by history, not just by covenant, but by law. And yet the world blames Israel. Why? I'll answer that for you. Have you ever wondered why? Because the world is not angry that Israel defends itself. The world is angry that Israel exist at all. And behind some behind this there is something deeper. (21:05) Something much deeper. And this is where the rest of the world loses their comprehension of the whole story. Because behind it all is something called Amalek. I don't expect you to understand that right now. But stay with me. You've read about Amalek in your Bible. Amalek was a tribal enemy of Israel. Ancient tribal enemy of Israel. (21:43) Amalek is a spiritual prototype. A recurring adversary in every generation against Israel. Matter of fact, you can read the story in Exodus 17 verses 8 through verse 16. In that story, Amalek attacks Israel in the wilderness. Not face-to-face like a soldier, but from behind targeting the weak, the stragglers, the weary. (22:21) And because of that, Yahweh God said these words, "Because the hand of Amalek was against the throne of Yahweh, Yahweh will have war with Amalek from generation to generation. The war with Amalek will never end for the people of Yahweh, Israel." That was not just because of a single battle. That was about a cosmic conflict that spans the ages. Now, follow me. (23:01) Centuries later, centuries centuries after that battle, when they attacked Israel like cowards, like they did on October the 7th last year or year before last. Cowards, not soldiers, cowards. Centuries later after that attack, we find Saul. And Yahweh commanded King Saul, President Netanyahu, King Saul, President Netanyahu, he gave him a command to destroy completely every man, every woman, every child, every animal. (23:49) But Saul wanted land for peace. Saul thought you could negotiate with devils. Saul didn't understand he was not fighting humans. He was fighting the eternal enemies of God. The power behind the power. The army behind the army. And Yahweh told him, "If you leave one person, that Amalek spirit will never die from the face of the earth. (24:28) " What did Saul do? He spared King Agag. And what happened? Because he spared, because of pressure, because he felt sorry, Amalek survived. And through Agag's descendants, King Agag, through his descendants comes another man by the name of a Haman. Oh, yes. Now do know who he is? Haman, the enemy of the Jewish people in the book of Esther. (25:03) The one that was going to wipe them off the map. Remember Yahweh said there would be war with Amalek from generation to generation. Remember I told you earlier, principles, foundational principles, that's what I'm dealing with tonight. One act of disobedience allowed Amalek to rise again in Haman. And so it is today. (25:33) Amalek is Hamas. Hezbollah is Amalek. Iran is Amalek. Their tactics just the same. Strike the weak. Hide behind civilians. Use children as your shields. Cry victim while plotting murder. Twist justice and exploit mercy. And the Western world, a bunch of weaklings that we are, we invite them into our universities, into our press rooms, into our parliaments. (26:20) And now Amalek wears a suit. Amalek has a PR firm. And now, let's go to the modern battlefield for 22 months. Since October the 7th, Israel has held back. They've launched limited operations. They tried cease-fires. They negotiated hostage deals. They gave humanitarian aid to the very people trying to kill them. What did it produce? More rockets, more tunnels, more dead civilians on both sides. (27:02) It produced nothing but shame. October the 2nd, 2023, Amalek struck again. And still, the world told Israel, "Show restraint. Land for peace." The problem is, Amalek got the land. The Jews never got the peace. And then, something snapped. Something ancient, something prophetic. Because now, finally, Israel has had enough. (27:42) And according to Israeli sources, President Netanyahu said, "The decision has been made. We are going to occupy Gaza." It's not about vengeance. It's about justice. And Netanyahu, whether he knows it or not, is stepping into a prophetic mantle. Oh, yes, he is. Because you cannot manage Amalek. You don't negotiate with darkness. (28:15) You drive it out. This is no longer a military campaign. Listen to me, my fellow Americans. We're standing in spiritual quicksand now. No longer about a war. Things are about to change. My voice is getting tired from telling the world things are about to change. But I must continue. I must use this little platform that Yahweh gave me through Professor Toto. (28:48) And tell the world the principles. You've got to learn the principles because those are eternal. Amalek is a principle. The nations are already beginning to rage. Oh, yes. Have you not heard France? They're going to recognize Gaza. Hamas. And now Canada going to recognize them. The UK going to wreck They're threatening to recognize a Palestinian state now. (29:32) The United Nations is going to howl. The globalist will scream. But Yahweh's word must be fulfilled. You're watching it. You're living in that moment, beloved. Won't be many days from now. The whole world's going to change. So, what should America do? We must bless Israel. We must stand with the covenant. We must reject Amalek and the whole narrative of Amalek. (30:10) We must remember that we, the remnant the Toto town family, we have a prophetic role. Because as the world aligns with Amalek you must align with Yahweh. It's time not to just wake up. The time has come to stand up. Your world is about to change. Keep your eyes because peeled because that moment is upon us. My fellow Americans, stand strong. (30:49) We are living in the most glorious days the world has ever known. Sister Ruth Heflin wrote a song many years ago. What wonderful days these days are before the coming of the Lord. What wonderful days these days are before the coming of the Lord. What wonderful days these days are before the coming of the Lord. What glory before the coming of the Lord. (31:36) It truly is wonderful days. God bless you tonight. Thank you for joining. Professor Toto wishing you nothing but shalom. Good night, America. May Yahweh's presence keep you until our next gathering next Tuesday night. Good night, everybody. >> God bless America. >> And beside her, guide her through the night. >> Somebody lay hands on her. (32:11) >> Through the night with her light from above the mountains to the prairies to the oceans. >> I love the >> I love the sight of the mountains. >> God bless her. >> God bless you. Good night. Hallelujah. Good night. God bless you. Good night, everybody. I ask I ask for I ask with the congregation sing I ask for America. (32:48) I ask I ask for peace.