Modern Islamic Warfare: An Ancient Doctrine Marches On is the new book by Dr. Harold Rhode on the cultural, military, political, religious and social currents within Islam that inspire its relentless drive for supremacy.

This interview with Eve Harow was taped just a few hours before the Shabbat stabbing spree by a Muslim terrorist that left 4 Israeli Jews of one family dead or severely injured.  It’s an expert’s glimpse into the mindset of an implacable enemy intent on subjugating us all.

If we’re not brave enough to face reality, decry moral equivalence and deal with the World War already being waged against us, then much innocent blood will be spilled.  Read the book.  Digest its meaning.  And then do what you can to wake up everyone you know- before it’s too late.

Eve’s thoughts on what a ‘Jewish way of life’, means, and why we are so grateful to the Israeli Druze for their sacrifice and patriotism.  The Temple Mount won’t really be in our hands until we conquer it with our feet.  Shomron wines should be sipped, not boycotted, and Shabbat’s essence will be tested soon.  Oh, and Samuel Clemens was here 150 years ago.  Yup, Eve has a lot on her mind.  Still. Always.

Editor of The Tower Magazine Dr. David Hazony joins Eve to discuss his thought provoking essay ‘Israeli Identity and the Future of American Jewry.’

What- if anything- can be done to save non Orthodox American Jewry from completely assimilating? Israel is building a new form of Judaism; perhaps that is the answer to the crisis of identity that many of our co-religionists are dealing with in 2017. Learning the Hebrew language, exposure to Israeli culture and music, spending time here and showing pride in our strength are all a good start.

Dr. Ken Spiro is a historian, lecturer, rabbi, author and lead tour guide for the Jewish Women’s Renaissance Project, which Eve also guided last week. He shares his thoughts on Israel, the West, how events repeat themselves but also how this era is unique due to the overwhelming flow of information. Jews and Christians have much to do to make things right. Unless you want future generations to wonder why we didn’t see the writing on the wall.

This show is -sadly- in memory of one of the great lovers of Torah and the Land of Israel, who reluctantly went into politics in order to serve his people. Rav Benny Elon, former Knesset Minister and yeshiva head, passed away last month after a long battle with cancer. His righthand man for 21 years, Uri Bank, joins Eve to talk about the ideologue who worked tirelessly to bring people together. A humble man, devoted to Am Yisrael and unafraid to pay the price for his beliefs, he meshed realpolitik with Judaism in a way that few even attempt to do. A mentor to Eve as well, he brought Christian Zionists to the fore; proposed an alternate plan to the Oslo debacle; was an initiator a plan to establish sovereignty over Judea and Samaria and to dismantle UNRWA  (the UN agency  that perpetuates the Arab ‘refugee’ issue instead of solving it). Many ideas that are now mainstream were broached by him.

May his memory be for a blessing, and may our lives be devoted to ensuring his legacy.

Michelle just completed a Masters Degree in Water Studies from Haifa University to go along with a degree in Environmental Science and Policy. Her expert research on Israel’s water issue was used in peace negotiations that Israel conducted with our neighbors. The women speak about the huge advances in Israel’s water technology and infrastructure, the ongoing drought in the Middle East and the resultant ensuing wars, and what the world can learn from Israel on how we manage this precious resource. Click for more information about Israel Water Tours.

Eve chats with Akiva Gersh about his newly published collection of articles on moving to Israel from the West. ‘Becoming Israeli: The Hysterical, Inspiring and Challenging Sides of Making Aliyah’ covers what will sound familiar to many who have taken the step to align our fate with that of the Jewish state. Learning Hebrew, getting used to a new culture, figuring out even the simplest things- those are the challenges. Underlying all of it, though, is an impossible to put into words sense of being part of something so great that it defies rational thought.
Hashem remains a local call even with whatsapp and viber in a way you can’t explain. History is lived in the present. It’s Home.