As Israel and the U.S. head into elections that could reshape their politics, Israel appears to be shifting right. Meanwhile, thousands of Christians worldwide are reawakening to the Torah and to Israel’s place in prophecy. Who are they, and what should they be called?
Today we visit Joshua’s Altar on Mount Ebal in Samaria, a fascinating archaeological sites in Israel. Guide Aaron Lipkin takes us through the altar’s history and reveals the ancient lead tablet discovered here, explaining why its inscription could have major implications for how we understand the Bible.
Iran just released a missile launch photo with a chilling warning, and days later Pete Hegseth made an unannounced trip to Israel to meet Netanyahu. Is the timing a coincidence? Ben Hilton breaks down what this secret visit could mean.
Settler violence dominated the headlines this weekend, while riots swept France. But other incidents happened far more often in Judea and Samaria and went largely unreported. Luke Hilton breaks down what the media covered, what it left out, and why it matters.
With the Israel election 2026 just over a week away, polls show a razor-thin race between Benjamin Netanyahu and the opposition. Could Israel be headed for its biggest political shakeup since the 1977 “upheaval”? Ben Hilton breaks down what’s at stake and what the latest numbers mean.
A remarkable archaeological discovery beneath Jerusalem may shed new light on the location of the Temple Mount. This episode also explores the ancient Noahide laws, why they’re gaining attention among conservative voices, and how current events connect to this week’s Torah portion.
Hezbollah has deployed a new type of flying weapon against Israel, a cluster bomb has struck a group of Israeli schoolchildren, and Iran is gearing up for a major attack before the elections. Ben Hilton breaks down why the region is on the brink of escalation, from the Houthis testing Saudi Arabia to satellite images of Iran racing to fortify its nuclear sites.
It’s the last day of grape harvest 2026, and we’re back in the mountains of Samaria to bring in the final grapes. This year is special: we’re harvesting the first fruit from vines we helped plant four years ago, alongside more than 80 volunteers who have watched ancient prophecies come to life.
Two weeks after the attempted hijacking of FlyDubai flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv, shocking new details have emerged, and early claims from Netanyahu and Trump haven’t held up. Luke Hilton breaks down what we now know and what it could mean for the future of air travel.
Houthi missile attacks are escalating tensions with Saudi Arabia, prompting Riyadh to look for support from Turkey and nuclear-armed Pakistan. Ben Hilton breaks down the Mecca agreement, the potential for a wider regional conflict, and what this developing alliance could mean for Israel.
Israel’s Haredi draft crisis is escalating as military police arrest draft evaders and protests erupt across the country. Ben Hilton explains the complicated history behind Haredi conscription, why tensions are rising, and how this single issue could reshape Israel’s politics and military.
We are heading to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles, and are taking a group 130-strong to the Temple Mount.
