On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh speak to Eliyokim Cohen, the founder of the popular ‘Jews News‘ Israel news portal on Facebook. Cohen has just started on a four month road trip throughout Israel in order to record videos and share the reality of the Land of Israel with the world. From July-October without a script in hand, he will be displaying the beauty of our small country and its people to his more than 1.6 million followers and beyond.

On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten an interview with Rabbi Natan Alexander. Rabbi Alexander along with his wife and children were one of the 15 families expelled from Gush Etzion’s Netiv Ha’avot neighborhood in Elazar this past week per a High Court ruling. While Alexander is grateful for the love he has felt from friends and neighbors this past week, his request to the world is not to forget Netiv Ha’avot on the 8th day following the expulsion. As he explains, when a Jew finishes the seven-day mourning period, surrounded by the warmth and support of family and friends, it is that 8th day when life ‘goes back to normal’ that is the hardest. Rabbi Alexander asks that instead of acting ‘business as usual,’ friends of Israel should pressure their leaders and elected officials to make sure that the government of Israel fulfills its promise to rebuild Netiv Ha’avot along with another 350 planned units thus turning this misery into joy.

On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, an interview with Israel advocate and international speaker Ari Fuld. This past week, when the rockets started raining down on southern Israel, Fuld got into his car and drove down south to hand out donated baked goods to those under fire. But more than that, he handed out hope, and expressed solidarity from the rest of the country to those running towards the shelters. Fuld discusses his experience, and makes it clear that the Jihadist death culture in Gaza will never prevail over the proud Jewish State of Israel.

On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, an interview with Daniel Hanson, the Deputy Head of Security for Gush Etzion. Hanson discusses the many cases of agricultural terrorism in the Gush this past week. Arabs from nearby villages have been hurling burning tires into Gush communities starting fires in cherry orchards and fields causing thousands of dollars in damage. Hanson explains that while it starts in the fields, his main concern is to protect the residents in adjacent homes from these acts of terror. He adds that a volunteer security patrol has been launched to fill the gaps in areas where the army can’t always reach, in order to thwart future attacks.

On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, a slew of interviews with ‘who’s who,’ from communities in Judea and Samaria and other pro-Israel advocates, at a special Yesha Council event celebrating the US moving its embassy to Jerusalem. South Carolina State Senator Alan Clemmons, who has been the leading anti-BDS stalwart in America also expresses his joy over the move. Also on the show, an interview with Chele Farley who recently visited Israel and is running on the Republican ticket for US Senate in New York. Farley clearly demonstrates her pro-Israel credentials on her whirlwind visit in the Jewish State.

On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh interviews Dan Diker – Project Director, program to counter political warfare and BDS at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs on Prime Minister Netanyahu’s presentation this past week, in which he revealed Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Diker disputes the claim that Netanyahu didn’t reveal anything new, insisting that Iran signed the nuclear pact under false pretenses. He says that the Mossad operation to confiscate and bring to Israel the thousands of files and CD’s on Iran’s nuclear program, is perhaps Israel’s greatest intelligence achievement since the 1976 Raid on Entebbe. Diker also discusses the Hamas strategy on Israel’s Gaza border – in which terrorists are disguising themselves as legitimate peace activists.

The Nation of Israel was in mourning this week after burying 10 high-school students who were killed in a Judean Desert flash flood this past Thursday. In a country this tiny, the tragedy affected nearly everyone. But how does one explain this act of G-d, which tore apart 10 families? On today’s Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten in search for spiritual clarity and a way to cope, discusses this calamity with renowned educator Rabbi Natan Alexander. Rabbi Alexander says that he has never encountered another nation on earth, which comes together to offer such support to one another during times of immeasurable sorrow. In the second part of the program, after switching gears, Rav Natan talks about his online resource ravnatan.com, which is an educational tool helping to enhance family relationships in order to bring peace and passion to one’s life.