The collapse of support for Israel is not a foreign policy shift—it’s a mirror held up to a changing America.
We are told that Israel has a public relations problem in the United States. This is comforting. It suggests the issue lies somewhere between a poorly worded press release and an unfortunate military operation. It avoids a far less flattering explanation.
Explore Har Bracha, Mount Gerizim, and Mount Ebal—the biblical Mount of Blessing and Mount of Cursing—where Joshua renewed Israel’s covenant and where Israel’s ancient claim to Samaria still speaks today.
Biblical Shiloh, located in the hill country of Samaria about 26 miles (42 km) north of Jerusalem, is one of the most significant sites in the Bible. Known as the place where the tabernacle at Shiloh stood for 369 years, Shiloh Israel served as the spiritual center of the nation during the time of Joshua, the Judges, and Samuel. For those asking where is Shiloh in Israel, it sits along Highway 60—the ancient Road of the Patriarchs connecting Shechem, Jerusalem, Hebron, and Beersheba.
In this Route 60 film, we bring the story of Biblical Shiloh to life—exploring the land, the Scriptures, and the people of Shiloh, Israel today. From the site of the Ark of the Covenant at Shiloh to the modern community built beside Tel Shiloh, this film traces a continuous story spanning more than 3,000 years.
Elon Moreh in Judea and Samaria is traditionally identified as the Oak of Moreh in Genesis 12 and the place where God first appeared to Abraham and promised the land to his descendants. Located along Highway 60, the ancient Road of the Patriarchs, this mountaintop overlooks the valley of Shechem and stands at the crossroads of biblical history and modern Israel.
In this Route 60 film, we explore the geography, Scripture, archaeology, and modern-day community of Elon Moreh—tracing the story from Abraham’s altar 4,000 years ago to the families living there today.
For those seeking a deeper faith connection, combining travel with service can make all the difference. Discover Israel tours that include volunteering opportunities, allowing you to bless the land and its people while experiencing its history firsthand.
Often overlooked, Elon Moreh sits in the biblical heartland of Judea and Samaria, just north of Jerusalem. Rich in history and spiritual significance, this remarkable site offers visitors a deeper connection to the land where much of the Bible unfolded.
Even if travel isn’t possible, your desire to bless Israel doesn’t have to wait. There are meaningful, practical ways to support the people and land from home, offering encouragement, connection, and impact no matter your circumstances
Have you ever wondered: Are the Israel Guys Christian?
Discover the Christian faith behind The Israel Guys and how it fuels their mission to stand with Israel, tell the truth, and fulfill biblical prophecy.
The Greening Israel Project began in 2020 to help with revolutionizing desert agriculture in Israel. Continue reading to learn more about the project, its impact, and how you can be involved!
Samaria’s wineries offer more than great wine—they provide a taste of Israel’s biblical heartland unlike anywhere else in the world. From unique growing conditions to ancient history rooted in the land itself, Israeli wine delivers an experience all its own.
