Join our team and the IDF on a rare mission into Shechem (Nablus), one of the most volatile cities in Israel’s biblical heartland. From the heavily guarded journey to Joseph’s Tomb to conversations about regional politics and security, this episode offers a firsthand look at the realities shaping life on the ground in Judea and Samaria.
Joshua Waller and team went on an IDF mission into Israel’s most dangerous city.
They rode in the back of an IDF jeep with a local commander, heading into the heart of Shechem, modern day Nablus. Their destination is the tomb of Joseph, a biblical site so important that hundreds of Israelis still risk the journey every month just to pray there.
But they’re also making the trip for another reason: to see firsthand how the local Arabs of Nablus are responding to Trump’s peace deal with Iran.
Why does visiting this biblical site require military protection, and what is really happening on the ground? Joshua Waller goes in to find out.
