A newly formalized U.S.-Iran ceasefire is raising eyebrows in Israel, especially amid reports that Jerusalem was not consulted and that the agreement includes restrictions on operations against Hezbollah.
What appeared to be a successful high-profile event at the White House may have come far closer to disaster than most people realize. New details surrounding an alleged plot targeting the gathering raise troubling questions about the motives behind the suspects and the broader implications for security and political stability.
Nate Waller heads deep into the mountains of Judea and Samaria to investigate an extraordinary transformation. As once-desolate hills are cultivated and rebuilt, this episode explores whether the ancient words of the prophet Ezekiel about a land becoming like the Garden of Eden are being fulfilled before our eyes.
President Trump’s latest comments about Iran’s oil infrastructure could signal a dramatic new phase in the standoff with Tehran. While ceasefire talks continue, questions remain about whether the conflict is truly winding down—or merely pausing before the next escalation. Ben Hilton examines the strategic stakes surrounding Kharg Island and what this move could mean for the future of U.S.-Iran relations.
While much of the focus remains on Iran’s enriched uranium stockpiles, another potential nuclear pathway is drawing increasing concern. A largely overlooked plutonium source could present a far greater long-term threat, raising fresh questions about loopholes in past nuclear agreements and the challenges facing current negotiations with Iran.
Building a massive visitors’ center in the heart of Samaria may seem like an unlikely decision, especially in a region the world often portrays as dangerous.
Nate Waller takes viewers inside The Israel Guys’ brand-new Visitors’ Center in the heart of Samaria and answers the obvious question: why build here? This episode explores why experiencing Israel’s biblical heartland firsthand may tell a very different story than the one seen in global headlines
A ballistic missile from Iran struck a community less than 5 miles from our base of operations in Israel. Justin Hilton went to document the site and what he found was an absolute miracle.
Judea and Samaria remain at the center of Israel’s modern story, with unprecedented growth in farming, expanding communities, and a renewed connection to the land. Against the backdrop of a rapidly growing Jerusalem, this episode explores redemption, identity, and the future of the Jewish state.
A major shakeup inside Fatah could have far-reaching consequences for Israel’s security. With hundreds of convicted terrorists reportedly being elevated within the movement, concerns are growing about the future direction of the Palestinian Authority and what it could mean for Judea and Samaria.
More than 150 years after pioneers first planted vineyards in these mountains, Nate Waller heads near ancient Shiloh to see what has changed. As vineyards once again cover the hills of Samaria, this episode explores whether Jeremiah’s ancient prophecy is being fulfilled before our eyes.
Tensions between Iran and the United States are rising once again as fresh exchanges threaten an already fragile ceasefire. With Iran’s president reportedly attempting to resign and signs of growing instability inside the regime, questions are mounting about who is really in control—and whether any lasting agreement is possible.
A new Knesset bill is drawing accusations of annexation, but it’s really about protecting ancient biblical heritage sites in Judea and Samaria from ongoing destruction. Luke Hilton explores the hidden battle over archaeology, history, and the future of Israel’s biblical heartland.
