Muslim Bedouin IDF Soldier’s Heroic Actions to Save His Military Base

In Israel, there is no shortage of heroes, and their stories are coming to light. Bedouins are a group you don't hear much about. Yet, if you have been to Israel, you have surely seen their encampments. They are Muslims who choose to live a nomadic lifestyle as their forefather, Abraham, did. Found in other …

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Day 21: 31 Days of Prayer for Israel – Bedouin Tents to Hamas

As we wrap up the third week of our month-long prayer initiative for Israel, those who have followed and prayed so faithfully are to be commended! Sadly, most prayer initiatives dwindle and fade away quickly after a few days, and we've seen that here as well. But now, the Lord has winnowed the faithful to …

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A Unique Experience in Israel: Issa and Sushi

Hi friends! Among the many traditional sites to be seen in Israel, there are many other unique sites and experiences to be had! As you might expect, camels are a common site in Israel, and riding one against the backdrop of the Judean Wilderness is especially interesting when you meet Issa and his camel, Sushi! …

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Masada, En Gedi, Qumran and the Dead Sea

We left the beloved Galilee and headed south today, passing through the Jordan River Valley, running alongside Israel's border with Jordan. Passing Jericho, we continued south all the way to Herod's mountain fortress, Masada. A towering plateau, this was the sight of the Jews last stand, after the Romans drove them from Jerusalem in 70 …

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