Nate Waller heads into the mountains of Judea with one question: 2,500 years ago, Jeremiah promised flocks would return to these barren hills — but is that happening today? We’re joining two local heroes to build a sheep fence, comparing it all to Jeremiah 33 to see this prophecy come alive!
Go behind the headlines with an IDF Duvdevan reservist as this episode examines the realities of combat in Gaza, the global rise in antisemitism, and the ongoing battle over Israel’s narrative. The discussion also explores Israel’s resilience, the significance of the Temple Mount, and the nation’s future amid a changing Middle East.
Is Israel ready for the next war? Ben Hilton breaks down Israel space weapons, AI technologies, drone swarms, and the next generation of warfare.
A significant international military deployment is quietly taking shape near Gaza, yet it has received little public attention. As foreign personnel and heavy equipment arrive in southern Israel, questions are growing about what this force is really preparing for—and how it could reshape the next phase of the conflict.
One thousand days after October 7, Israel continues to grapple with the war’s lasting impact as public opinion, regional alliances, and security priorities undergo dramatic change. This episode explores renewed interest in the Third Temple and the Ark of the Covenant while examining major geopolitical developments unfolding across the Middle East.
Everything traces back to one mountain — where God called Abraham and promised: “To your offspring I will give this land.” Was that covenant just ancient history, or is it still unfolding? Nate Waller climbs that mountain, comparing it to Psalm 105, then visits a farm in Esh Kodesh to see the promise taking shape today!
Israel is conducting nationwide emergency drills as security officials prepare for the possibility of a large-scale conflict. At the same time, developments in Gaza—including public protests, the elimination of a senior Hamas figure, and plans for new Israeli communities—are signaling potentially significant changes in the region.
Global headlines often portray Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria in a highly controversial light, but how much of that narrative matches the facts? Luke Hilton examines the claims surrounding so-called “violent settlers,” explores the data behind the accusations, and challenges some of the most widespread misconceptions about Israel’s biblical heartland.
Trump is signaling a major arms deal with Turkey — even as the IDF reveals how a Hamas headquarters operating out of Istanbul has been coordinating terrorist attacks inside Israel. Meanwhile, explosive allegations suggest Qatar has secretly supported Iran economically and militarily while publicly playing mediator, and New York’s Democratic primaries show DSA-backed candidates making […]
Israel’s political landscape could be on the verge of a major shakeup as the possibility of early elections grows. With new polling casting doubt on Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future, attention is turning to who could emerge as Israel’s next leader and what that would mean for the country’s direction.
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.
Israel has taken a step that could permanently reshape the future of Judea and Samaria. Overshadowed by headlines surrounding regional ceasefire agreements, this move may have far-reaching implications for the longstanding debate over a Palestinian state and the future of Israel’s biblical heartland.
