1677 - From a hot air balloon, Myles and Katharine share a vista of the stunning fields in Northern Galilee. Israelis who endured hardship to become established in Israel give their testimonies. Myles sings the mourner’s prayer—Kaddish, in Hebrew—over a pond filled with the ashes of victims at Auschwitz-Birkenau.

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1676 - It is important for Believers to stand with both the Jewish people and with Israel. Holocaust survivors share their views of the future. Jerusalem’s shopping mall and busy streets show Israeli resilience and Divine deliverance.

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1679 - Myles and Katharine explain the origin and significance of Rosh Hashanah (New Year, Feast of Trumpets), Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), and Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles), while providing insight for believers in Yeshua.

1675 - Holocaust survivors recount their camp experiences: surviving Dr. Josef Mengele’s inhumane medical experiments, and the miracle required to simply survive. Far from inhumane, science in Israel advances man’s welfare. Roy Zwebner shows us Be’er Sheva’s impressive technology center.

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1674 - The crematoria at Auschwitz grimly remind Believers of the battle between good and evil. Myles and Katharine speak of Jewish contributions in the arts, and meet with the daughters of graphic artist Joseph Bau, a member of Schindler’s List.

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1673 - As prisoners stepped off the train in Auschwitz, the Nazis’ selection process sent most of them directly to their deaths. A survivor recounts her own experience. From Caesarea, we hear about Israel’s restoration and desire to “repair the world” (Tikkun Olam).

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1672 - In Auschwitz, guide Teresa Wontor-Cichy informs Katharine of the extremely slim chances the Jewish people faced in surviving here. In Israel, a high-tech “start-up nation” today, we hear from television Producer Tal Barda and Solar Panel Company CEO Avi Brenmiller.

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1671 - Holocaust survivors recount riding in train cars bound for Auschwitz. The blood-soaked ground beneath the Death Wall contrasts remarkably with the life-giving produce grown in Israel today.

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1670 - To Jewish refugees from Nazi-occupied Europe, the “Work Makes You Free” sign over the entrance to Auschwitz offered false hope. Legitimate Jewish hopes materialized in 1948, when the modern State of Israel was born in a day (Isaiah 66:8).

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1666 - Even as communism held 20th-century China in its grip, a Biblical worldview arose to call the Chinese people into end-times ministry. In this program, we interview heroes of the underground Church in China and learn about the Back to Jerusalem missions movement.