Is Bible prophecy unfolding in the hills of Judea and Samaria? Eyal Turgiman grew up in Ashkelon, served in the IDF, and then ran from his Jewish identity to Africa and Europe. A near-fatal accident brought him home, and living in Judea and Samaria brought him back to the Bible.
Today he is one of the leading builders in Judea and Samaria. His company has built thousands of homes across roughly 25 communities, from Gush Etzion to the Jordan Valley and the hills near biblical Shiloh. He also runs Lev Haolam, a monthly box that brings the tastes and stories of the Land of Israel to tens of thousands of homes worldwide. Many of those homes are Christian families who say it feels like Christmas every month.
Rabbi Tuly Weisz and Eyal talk about why Israel's army is unlike any other, how Lev Haolam started as an answer to the BDS movement, and why Israel should never try to be a beach resort. Eyal also shares his vision for spiritual tourism that could bring tens of millions of people to Israel. It is a hopeful look at Isaiah's promise that God's house will be "a house of prayer for all nations" (Isaiah 56:7).
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