Commemorating Israel’s Six-Day War: Day 3

Welcome back friends! We’re in the midst of the 56th anniversary of the Six Day War, one of the most critical events in Israel’s history. Out-equipped and severely out-manned, Israel went to war with her Arab neighbors who threatened to annihilate the tiny Jewish state. Day 3 of the war was one of the most …

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3 Israeli Soldiers Killed Following Border Infiltration by Egyptian Terrorist

Israelis woke up to very sad news this morning, as reports of fallen soldiers made headlines. The border with Egypt is usually peaceful, but trouble erupted in the early morning hours of June 3 when a terrorist dressed in an Egyptian uniform apparently cut through the border fence (see image to the left), infiltrated Israel …

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Our First Tour Day did not Disappoint

The first actual tour day is in the books! As planned, we opted for a bit of a late start, allowing jetlagged travelers an extra hour of sleep. Everyone is doing well and we are already seeing the group come together as "family." After a hearty breakfast, we made our way from our hotel in …

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Challenges Facing Israel’s New Netanyahu Government – Part 2

Benjamin Netanyahu has once again ascended to the Prime Minister's seat in the Israeli government. Many are thrilled to see him back in power, while most globalists shudder at the fact. Regardless of our opinions or anyone else's, one thing is certain: the going will not be easy for Netanyahu for many reasons. Yesterday we …

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