Hebrew in North American Culture

In this two-part Fox News segment, Glenn Beck examines the overlooked history of ancient civilizations, specifically Hebrews, in North America. Drawing on the documentary Lost Civilizations of North America, Beck explores archaeological evidence—including the Newark Earthworks in Ohio and their striking mathematical parallels to the Great Pyramid of Giza, along with artifacts bearing ancient Hebrew script such as the Bat Creek Stone—that challenge the long-held narrative of Native Americans as primitive. Beck also traces how figures like Thomas Jefferson took a serious scholarly interest in these mysteries, while later political and commercial pressures shaped a ‘savage’ narrative used to justify westward expansion. The segment closes with historian Peter Lillback discussing the Founders’ respect for Native Americans, including William Penn’s peaceful, treaty-based relationship with Indigenous peoples in Pennsylvania.

Part 1: The Hidden History of Native Americans and America’s Lost Civilizations

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Part 2: Ancient Hebrew Artifacts, the Newark Earthworks, and America’s Erased History

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