In this episode, we explore the rich historical and geographical background of Goshen, the land granted to Jacob’s family by Pharaoh. Positioned in the lush Nile Delta, Goshen was an ideal settlement for the Israelites, providing fertile soil and a distinct space for their pastoral lifestyle. We delve into the cultural and social dynamics between the Egyptians and the Israelites, examining how Goshen’s separation helped maintain the Israelites’ unique identity and customs. Additionally, we uncover the political wisdom of Pharaoh’s decision to grant this land, likely during Egypt’s Middle Kingdom era. Join us for an insightful journey into Goshen, a sanctuary that allowed the Israelites to thrive while preserving their heritage—a powerful reminder of the importance of cultural respect and coexistence.