Join Yishai in an exploration of Trumpian thinking about Gaza, the hostages, and God. Then, Yishai and Jake Bennett take on a ex-State Department Israel-shrinker. Then, an Israeli soldier plants a tree in Gaza on the holiday of Tu Bishvat. Finally, Ben Bresky on rebuilt Jerusalem's architecture. Plus: Table Torah on bringing the Ten Commandments home!

The Assault on Judaism is actually coming from the West. Gol Kalev and Eve Harow discuss how the ideas currently being raised are finally changing old paradigms. The anti- religious European states are at the forefront of this attempt to annihilate both Israel and the US and the Judeo-Christian values that respectively underlie the two.

A very important book and a great conversation.

Gol Kalev has written another topical book whose impact is very significant and is receiving well deserved recognition.: https://europeandjerusalem.com/impact-gol-kalevs-book-the-assault-on-judaism-is-making-a-difference/

Three more Israeli hostages - Or Levy, 34, Eli Sharabi, 52, and Ohad Ben Ami, 56, were released from Hamas captivity over the weekend. On today's Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten says it was painful to see the three emaciated Jews come home, clearly starved by Hamas - modern day Nazis, after over 480 days in captivity. After seeing how the three were mistreated, Josh can't wrap his head around the fact that all this time, Israel was providing Gaza, an enemy population, with humanitarian aid, which clearly wasn't being distributed to our hostages.

Enjoy this week's session 215 of the Land of Israel Fellowship recorded live on February 9, 2025

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Is the Trump idea for Gaza a good one? Yishai breaks down the Trump Netanyahu press conference. Jake Turx, Chief Whitehouse Correspondent for Mishpacha Magazine, joins Yishai from DC to get a sense of the atmosphere there. Then, Malkah Fleisher helps understand the significance of Trump's first two weeks in office. Finally, Ben Bresky on rebuilding a Lithuanian yeshiva in Israel after the Holocaust. Plus, Table Torah on defeating Amalek!

Curator Ophra Shoshtari joins Eve Harow to discuss the upcoming art exhibit in Shiloh in memory of shepherd Nachman Moradof z’l. His mother’s tears opened wellsprings of creativity from artists in Yehuda and Shomron. The One Israel Fund’s Women’s Division is sponsoring this month long show in an area long recognized as a source of spirituality and new possibilities. Connecting the artist to the audience is the challenge; the context sets the stage.

Take a look at the beautiful catalogue and if you’re in Israel between February 27-March 27 don’t miss a unique exhibition, so reflective of this time and space.

Tune in to the true story behind relocating the Gazans and the historic and Biblical impact it will have on the Land of Israel itself!

Enjoy this week's session 214 of the Land of Israel Fellowship recorded live on February 2, 2025

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First, Yishai Fleisher hands out some hard truths about Jewish rights in Judea to a French reporter. Then, Yishai's speech in 2016 to Netanyahu about the dangers Israel faces, which the PM would have been wise to listen to. And then, Yechiel Jacobs does Jewish comedy to make fun of Israel-haters. And finally, Ben Bresky on the UN's famous "Zionism is Racism" formula. PLUS Table Torah on the Exodus the world needs to hear about today.

Eliyokim Cohen grew up a proud Jew, first in Framingham, Massachusetts, and then in Atlanta, Georgia. It was a solid upbringing, but things started to go sideways for Eliyokim in college. Eventually, he found himself with 35 police weapons pointing at him after a 45-minute car chase. Something clearly needed to change. And change it did, as Eliyokim began a journey that led to him sitting with me on his Netanya porch with a view of the Mediterranean Sea, talking about his Aliyah.