What people talk about all the time, and one of the most important goals that everyone hopes to achieve, is also what politicians campaigning promise to fix or make happen. And that is world peace. We all want world peace. We crave it. We need it. Not a day goes by where something does not take place that reinstates the knowledge that we don’t have world peace, and we need to find a way to bring it about for good. 

Our esteemed guest Rabbi Ken Spiro, author of “World Perfect – The Jewish Impact on Civilization,” published by HCI books, “Crash Course in Jewish History,” published by Targum Press, and “Destiny – Why A Tiny Nation Plays Such A Huge Role In History,” published by Geffen Publishing House, and also Senior Lecturer and Researcher for Aish HaTorah, Jerusalem, talked about the persecution that Jewish people have endured, from the beginning of time; why it happens, and what could actually be done about it.  

 We will learn a few tips from Rabbi Spiro who interviewed 1,500 westerners from the United States, South America, and throughout Europe. What he discovered and published was that respect for human life, peace and harmony, justice and equality, education, family, and social responsibility are fundamental human values that regardless of background when all those aspects are achieved, yes, world peace is possible, and can be achieved.