As I write this, it has been 32 hours since all the cell phones in Israel woke us up at 3 am with a very unusual message: We are in a State of Extreme National Emergency. Stay near a place of shelter. All gatherings, educational and work activities are cancelled until further notice. We were told to check that our bomb shelters were prepared and stocked with food and water.
Joel shares the strategic allocation of over $2.6 million in emergency aid since October 7.
Joel discusses the impact on the region's soldiers and civilians and the urgent need to support and minister to those serving on the front lines as the conflict intensifies between Israel and Hezbollah.
Joel Rosenberg and Chris Mitchell take you inside the heart of the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Joel Rosenberg and guest Jonathan Conricus dive deep into the enigmatic and dangerous figure of Yahya Sinwar, the head of Hamas.
Joel tackles the critical issue of South Africa accusing Israel of genocide in its conflict with Hamas.
The attack, consisting of over 300 missiles, drones, and cruise missiles, has left Israel considering counterattacks and raises questions about the future dynamics in the Middle East and Israel's alliances.
The podcast brings to light the experiences of parents and siblings of the captured individuals, shedding light on the deep trauma and uncertainty they face daily.
Joel discusses the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and the implications of a Russia-Iran alliance with guest Gideon Sa'ar, a minister in the Israeli government.
Families affected by the traumas of war and the ongoing hostage crisis share heart-wrenching personal stories and call for solidarity and action.
Ambassador Sam Brownback and Lenya and Skip Heitzig share insights from meetings with hostage families, seeing the devastation in Kfar Aza, and discussions with Palestinian Christians.
A former Defense Minister shares his insights and unique perspective on the Israeli-Hamas conflict.
