New details reveal a bold Israeli operation against Hezbollah, reportedly surpassing the infamous pager explosions in scale and impact. Behind the scenes, questions swirl around the Iran ceasefire and Trump’s signals of a major shift in NATO. Ben Hilton explains.
A dramatic rescue unfolded over Easter weekend as a downed U.S. Weapons System Operator survived 36 hours behind enemy lines before being recovered with Israeli support. Meanwhile, surprising access to Jerusalem’s Old City during Passover raises eyebrows back home.
Attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz are choking Europe’s oil supply, yet NATO allies are blocking U.S. operations against Iran. As tensions rise, Trump signals he may be done with NATO altogether. Ben Hilton breaks down the implications.
“Christian persecution” or misunderstood security? What really happened between Israeli Police and Pierbattista Pizzaballa on Palm Sunday?
Israel confronts mounting pressure as Hezbollah barrages intensify, Iran-backed attacks persist, and manpower shortages raise concerns within the IDF. With U.S. strikes paused and diplomacy faltering, the conflict edges toward a decisive turning point between escalation and negotiation.
Elon Moreh in Judea and Samaria is traditionally identified as the Oak of Moreh in Genesis 12 and the place where God first appeared to Abraham and promised the land to his descendants. Located along Highway 60, the ancient Road of the Patriarchs, this mountaintop overlooks the valley of Shechem and stands at the crossroads of biblical history and modern Israel.
In this Route 60 film, we explore the geography, Scripture, archaeology, and modern-day community of Elon Moreh—tracing the story from Abraham’s altar 4,000 years ago to the families living there today.
Iran’s unprecedented long-range missile launch marks a major escalation, as President Trump issues a time-sensitive warning over the Strait of Hormuz. This episode also uncovers a critical reality unfolding in Judea and Samaria that is receiving little attention.
As Israel faces threats from Iran and its regional proxies, this episode explores the modern-day miracle unfolding. From October 7 onward, it examines how events on the battlefield point to something greater at work.
This episode travels to Taybeh to hear firsthand from residents of the only fully Christian village in Judea and Samaria. Through candid conversations, it explores daily life, challenges, and the realities shaping Christian communities in the region today.
An Iranian missile hit Jerusalem’s Old City, sending shrapnel onto the Temple Mount, as Israel reportedly eliminated a key regime figure. Meanwhile, U.S.A. bunker-buster strikes target underground missile sites, raising questions about Iran’s stability and the war’s direction.
With polls showing strong Hamas support in Judea and Samaria and reports of Palestinian Authority combat training, Israel is preparing for potential attacks. This episode takes viewers on the ground to examine the growing threat and Israel’s defensive preparations.
As U.S. and Israeli strikes weaken the IRGC, Iran appears to be shifting tactics—activating sleeper cells abroad and threatening global energy routes. This episode examines attacks in the U.S. and the growing risk around the Strait of Hormuz.
