Just outside Jerusalem, Nate Waller is helping build one of the most unique houses he’s ever seen — made almost entirely out of straw. But the real story isn’t the house. It’s the volunteers from Ohio, Washington, and even Canada who left their jobs and families behind to be here. Today, Nate asks them the hard questions: What made them come? What did they sacrifice? And was it worth it?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest visit to the White House stood out from previous meetings with President Trump, fueling speculation about a significant shift in U.S.-Israel relations. Ben Hilton examines what made this meeting different and what it could mean for the future of the longstanding alliance.
Following a deadly attack that claimed the lives of two Israelis, international media coverage has sparked intense debate over events in Judea and Samaria. Luke Hilton examines widely circulated reports, compares them with on-the-ground information, and explores how competing narratives are shaping global perceptions of the region.
The Palestinian Authority is facing mounting financial, political, and security challenges, and many believe its future has never been more uncertain. Why is the Palestinian Authority is suddenly collapsing? In this episode, we investigate a newly discovered EU-funded Palestinian Authority compound built partly on Israeli state land in northern Samaria, examine how the long-running Fayyad […]
Just this week, the United States signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia to, in their words, set the stage for a long term economic and energy partnership between the two nations. This is an absolute bombshell, and it has very interesting implications with the US’ relationship with the Middle East, the Iran War, […]
There were two attacks yesterday, one in northern Samaria, and another in Itamar, which is also very close to here. One of the farmers who we have worked with here at The Israel Guys was stabbed and is in serious condition in the hospital as we speak. Then today, and this is breaking news, an […]
Major diplomatic developments could reshape Israel’s northern border as new U.S. proposals aim to weaken Hezbollah’s grip on Lebanon. At the same time, growing momentum behind renewed Jewish communities in Gaza and shifting realities on the ground are raising questions about what the next phase of the conflict could look like.
There’s a forgotten valley in Israel that Isaiah prophesied would one day be filled with grazing cattle. Today, Nate Waller heads into the mountains of Samaria to see if that promise is coming true — and to help build the fence that’s making it happen.
A devastating fire has torn through the Samaria community of Havat Gilad, destroying homes and deeply affecting local families. With two suspects now under investigation, Luke Hilton examines what happened, the latest developments, and why this story has hit especially close to home for our team.
Claims that Congress is preparing to merge the U.S. military with the IDF have spread rapidly online, fueling widespread debate and confusion. In this episode, Ben Hilton examines the legislation behind the headlines, separates fact from speculation, and explores what it could actually mean for the future of U.S.-Israel defense cooperation.
Why has Iran held back from launching another strike against Israel? This episode explores the strategic calculations behind the current standoff while examining the profound political, spiritual, and societal changes reshaping Israel. Featuring special guest Yishai Fisher, the discussion looks beyond the headlines to the deeper shifts unfolding across the nation.
Israel has unveiled a major investment in developing communities across Judea and Samaria. As regional tensions continue to rise, this decision signals a significant shift in Israel’s long-term strategy and could have far-reaching implications for the future of the biblical heartland.
