Talking truth about Israel with Dave Rubin as we walk to the Old City of Jerusalem, the eternal, Biblical, beautiful and indivisible capital of the Jewish people since King David’s time!

Since Dave is someone who understands that the cultural/political upheaval in the US is similar to the one going on today in Israel, I asked him for words of advice/encouragement for the Israeli people. Let’s just say Dave truly gets it! You do not want to miss the Pulse of Israel video with his response. Sign up at PulseofIsrael dot com today!

This is one of many, many examples of legal injustice which highlights the need for judicial reform in Israel.

Learning about a hero.

The Jewish people usually enters our national days of mourning and celebration as a unified nation, despite the social tensions that exist.

This year is different.

This year, a tiny elite extreme left has taken over and created a public atmosphere of division, even though we are not divided!

As I keep on emphasizing, in reality we are one united people here in Israel, with a tiny, yet rich and powerful deep state, minority creating a side show. Unfortunately, this side show is giving the impression that we are a divided people. We are not. We are one, and the majority of our nation is experiencing these national days exactly with that understanding.

Do not miss this episode to understand the reality of our situation today.

Moral equivalency and political correctness has killed morality today. Period.

Unfortunately, due to this publicly accepted and condoned culture of immorality, innocent Jews are being attacked, and even killed, daily.

Why should our Arab Muslim enemies stop? Their acts of violence against us are being condoned by the Western world.

Rabbi Shlomo Katz's blood was "boiling" after I shared this CNN clip with him:

https://www.israelunwired.com/cnn-anchor-kills-terror-victims-a-second-time-with-her-ending-sentence/

But, the message of truth that he shared with us today as a result of watching this video clip is so important and can not be missed!

Besides saving our lives, this is the #1 reason that is hardly ever mentioned.

I would love to hear your thoughts.

I had the merit of interviewing Boca Raton Synagogue Rabbi Efrem Goldberg and Rabbi Shay Shachter of Woodmere Synagogue after their special visit to Leo Dee, a student of theirs that neither had a chance to personally meet.

You see, both of these Rabbis record Torah lessons online with people all over the world who listen/watch to learn their Torah.

When they heard from Leo Dee’s public remarks that he has been learning their Torah for years, and sharing it with his late wife and kids, these two Rabbis hopped on a plane to come to Israel and visit the mourning Leo Dee.

We spoke about their Torah, Leo Dee, the importance of Israel to each and every Jew and on what can be done in Jewish communities abroad to strengthen their relationship to the national identity of the Jewish people and the land of Israel.

As the Jewish people around the world, especially in Israel, are experiencing divisive times, it was a pleasure to speak with Ori Sobovitz about the amazing projects he works on to unite all Jews.

While Ori works fulltime for OurCrowd, a top crowdfunding venture capital fund that invests in Israeli businesses and startups, he also finds the time for these special and needed projects. One of the projects is a unique book with teachings of Torah, from the weekly Torah portions, that Jews of all types of backgrounds and religious levels can enjoy and learn from.

You do not want to miss being inspired by Ori.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu flew into our community to visit Leo Dee and his daughters.Join me as I share important words of truth about our situation as I was waiting for the Prime Minister to drive by and fly off.

We here in the community of Efrat, in the Judean Hills, home to the Dee family, are still very much experiencing the effects of the tragedy that befell the Dee family, our friends and neighbors.I sat down with Rabbi Shlomo Katz, my friend and Rabbi, to discuss what we are all experiencing, how it has impacted the Jewish people and most importantly, how we move forward as a people to put an end to similar tragedies.