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The United States is busy with domestic terrorism and will continue to ignore the civilizational war in which it is engaged with Islam. This is not good news for Western civilization.

France, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Britain, Turkey. The frequency and scale of terror attacks in Europe today is something Israelis know only too well. So, with Europeans hesitant to sit in cafes, attend outdoor celebrations, or take the train, why would they keep looking to press a two-state solution on Israel? Should they not be looking to hammer out a 'peace' plan of their own with the Arab Islamists who are murdering Europeans on their streets?

Europe's Leftist mentality is not logical, states Tamar's guest, Dr. Martin Sherman. We shall soon see civil unrest in Europe if the governments there don't make peace with their enemy. That, or if their deterrent factor does not solve the problem. Check out Dr. Martin Sherman's website at www.martinsherman.org.

Ira and Rod speak about the Republican National Convention, Melania Trump, and the latest political current events.

Is it coincidence that the military coup in Turkey made Turkish President Erdogan even stronger, and giving him an excuse to go after his enemies in a witch-hunt in a legitimate way? Already 6,000 of his enemies are no longer in power from the widespread arrests going on. What is really happening behind the scenes? And why the sharp increase in terror of Western civilization that we have never seen before in history?

Professor Francisco Gil-White from Historical and Investigative Research (www.HIRhome.com) joins Tamar and explains very clearly the ideas and motivations of those in power that are turning the world on its head today. Also, Chris, a listener from Chicago, calls into the show and asks what will happen if ISIS is defeated? Who will fill the vacuum in the Middle East? The answer is astounding! This is a NOT TO MISS SHOW!

Police shootings, the attack in Nice, France, an attempted suicide bomber in Jerusalem, and an attempted military coup in Turkey all point to a world gone mad. Ira and Rod discuss the current events of the day and what our response should be.

In this week's show, Aaron talks about the financial aspects of marriage. Did you know that, statistically, married couples have higher investment returns than singles?

Then, Aaron answers a popular question of whether a newly married couple should buy a home right away or wait.

Finally, due to the lack of personal finance education provided to newlyweds, Aaron give some tips on how to start of your marriage on the right foot financially.

If you have any questions, email Aaron at [email protected].

Sha'i tackles the current hot topics of more Muslim terror, the Druze, the French, the "Gays" and Reform's lost sheep.

Terror attack after terror attack, and it is not just Israel, but in your backyard around the world. What kind of people are Western civilization facing? Can you negotiate with people who come to not only kill and maim, but want to die afterwards?

Tamar reads from and speaks about the atrocities that took place in the November, 2015 Paris terror attack, where not only were people killed, but their bodies gruesomely mutilated by the terrorists, in an article from Mediaite.com.

Also, Aaron Braunstein, a 30-year veteran from the U.S. Foreign Service, comes on the show and talks about the 'mother of most terrorism' today. Who can it be? Aaron, from Jewish Covenant Alliance (CovenantAlliance.org), joins Tamar and tells you who, and how it must be stopped.

Now: The dust has settled on the agreement with Turkey, and an analysis of it in this programme shows that Israel drew the short straw.

And: Israel's quiet diplomacy and trade arrangements brought results with our newfound friends - India, China and Central Africa.

Walter discusses: Why America's Second Amendment is outdated and counter-productive.

You'll hear: About the convulsions in UK politics.

Also: Is YouTube biased? Hear what's going on there.

Plus: The late-breaking news of another barbaric terrorist attack in France. Walter discusses the underlying causes.

With: Much more.

It seems as thought everyone has a difficult someone (or sometimes more than one) in their life. How are we best to deal with and respond to difficult people in our lives? Are there spiritual principles or a specific mindset we should be in when facing challenging people or situations?

Listen to Rabbi David Aaron on Soul Talk to get greater insight and constructive tools in dealing with the difficult people in your life.

Please send us your comments and questions to [email protected].