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This is the audio recording of session 97 of The Land of Israel Fellowship recorded live on Sunday 22 May 2022.

Parsha Bechukotai

Malkah is back and joins Rabbi Yishai to talk about an unusual Jewish tattoo, the light of Lag BaOmer, and the baseless hate and darkness that threatens Israel. Ben Bresky on the historic celebrations of Rabbi Simon's passing. And finally, Table Torah: Connecting to Land of Israel for a true connection to God.

Award-winning filmmaker Micah Smith has just wrapped up 'Exodus 91’, on the May 1991 Operation Solomon when Israel airlifted 15,000 Ethiopian Jews to safety in Israel. Thoughtful, thorough and painfully honest, Micah speaks with Eve on the personal process of directing the film and the pride and concern inherent in constructive criticism of Israel, his chosen home. The docu-narrative focuses on Asher Naim, the Israeli diplomat who is the chief negotiator of their freedom and escape from famine and civil war. Exodus 91 goes behind the scenes and raises many questions that those who are willing to test their own beliefs and boundaries will find illuminating and not a bit difficult. Bring Micah to a Film Festival near you. Start a conversation. www.exodus91.com

The Israel haters are out in full force, blaming the Jewish State for the death of Al-Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, despite the fact that she was most likely killed by PA gunmen in Jenin. Even if Israel accidentally killed the journalist, her death is being exploited as a propaganda tool like no other similar case before it. On this week's Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh discusses how Hollywood celebrities, and radical politicians from both the EU and US, are on board the Israel-bashing train. At the same time the IDF and other security forces are working around the clock to thwart Hamas and PA incited terrorism.

Even if you only count until 1985, Lebanon was Israel's longest war and so it's no surprise that it left some of the deepest impressions. The birth of Peace Now, the murder of Emil Gruzweig and the personal struggles of soon-to-be famous Israelis like Avraham Burg and Donniel Hartman all illustrate how far Israel's social fabric was stretched by the conflict. Across the ocean in America Jews like Norman Podhoretz and the rabbis of the CCAR are asking about their support for the Jewish State, and the world media is focused on Lebanon. When this war ends, the story will be far from over.

Rabbi Yishai on the mysterious roots of the Biblical Blasphemer and why we all need to repent for that sin. Then, a simple question: where is the world heading?

Another two terrorist attacks happened on Sunday night - in Jerusalem and Tekoa. In the former, an Israeli border police officer was moderately injured in a Jihadist stabbing - the terrorist was shot, while in the latter, an alert community first-response security volunteer liquidated the armed terrorist. These attacks come following the horrible Yom Ha'Azmaut massacre in which three Israelis were murdered in Elad. What steps will the government take to squash the Jihad? All of this plus the latest news from Israel on this week's Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten.

Photo Credit: Nick Youngson

Jeremy Gimpel & Michael Eisenberg- The Tree of Life and Prosperity by The Land of Israel Network

The RRG Bet Midrash Torah Cafe hosts Rav Mike for a live word of Torah on Yom Haatzmaut. How does history create obligations, and why is it important to rejoice? If you want to discover the connection between gratitude and redemption, listen all the way to the end of this Yom Haatzmaut 5782 Interlude!

Jeremy Gimpel speaking at Shirat David Community in Efrata on Yom Ha'Atzmaut 5782.