Simona and Danny sit down with Isaac Woodward of Generation Zion and the Conference of Christian Presidents for Israel to explore what drives Christian support for Israel in a time of rising misinformation and polarization. Isaac reflects on his upbringing, family history shaped by World War II, and formative experiences that led him to stand publicly with the Jewish community—including during tense protests in Chicago. The conversation unpacks the roots of antisemitism, the distortion of scripture and history online, and the growing influence of conspiracy-driven narratives among young people. Isaac also shares how his work equips the next generation to think critically, resist propaganda, and build a values-based alliance grounded in Judeo-Christian principles, education, and moral clarity. Guest Bio Isaac Woodward is a leader at Generation Zion and Managing Director of the Conference of Christian Presidents for Israel. He works at the intersection of faith, education, and policy to combat antisemitism and strengthen Jewish-Christian relations. With a background in public policy and international advocacy, Isaac has trained and mentored young leaders across the U.S. and led educational initiatives in Israel and beyond.
00:00 – Meeting Isaac & Chicago Protests
03:00 – Standing with Israel Under Threat
05:20 – Faith, Morality & Fighting Evil
10:40 – Growing Up Christian in Georgia
14:00 – Family History & Holocaust Impact
18:00 – Discovering Jewish Community at Rutgers
22:00 – Fighting Antisemitism & Misinformation
27:30 – Gen Z, Social Media & Conspiracy Thinking
33:30 – Christian Identity & Misuse of Scripture
41:30 – Advice for Young Allies & Future Work