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Secretary of State Tony Blinken Just Made a Huge Statement On Israeli Settlement Expansion (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh discusses Blinken’s decision, and what kind of effect it could have on relations between the U.S. and Israel. Following the news by the Israeli government late last week that it plans to expand its settlements in the West Bank (Judea and Samaria), Secretary of State Antony Blinken has responded. He noted that Israel’s planned expansion is “inconsistent with international law,” which, in turn, reverses a Trump-era decision, the “Pompeo doctrine”, … Read more

The U.S. Is Trying To Stop Israel’s Invasion of Rafah – But the Question Is Why (Guest: Joshua Waller)

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HaYovel Operations Director and The Israel Guys co-host Joshua Waller discusses why the U.S. is getting involved, and if it has reason to. As previously announced earlier this week, Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz confirmed that the country has given Hamas until March 10th to free its remaining hostages. And if it fails to do so, it will attack Rafah, the last city remaining in Hamas control. Ever since this announcement, several countries have been concerned … Read more

Israel Gives a Deadline For Gaza Ground Offensive In Rafah – So What Happens Next? (Guest: David Rubin)

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses the latest initiative announced by Israel, and the impact that could come from it. Israel has reached a breaking point with Hamas and the hostages it’s currently keeping, and, as a result, has provided an ultimatum. Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz recently noted that Hamas has until the 10th of March to release all its hostages. If it fails to do so, a huge offensive is set … Read more

Could Israel’s Pre-Set Deadline For Hamas On March 10thCause Trouble Between Muslims and Jews? (Guest: Mark Biltz)

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Pastor and author Mark Biltz discusses the consequences that could come from Israel’s planned strike on Rafah. Israel has finally reached a point in its war with Hamas where it’s drawn a line in the sand, demanding that all hostages be released by March 10th. If that doesn’t occur, it could be ready to strike hard in the southern Gazan town of Rafah. In a recent gathering on Sunday, war cabinet minister Benny Gantz noted, … Read more

Israel Has Set a Final Date For an Offensive Against Rafah Unless All Hostages Are Freed (Guest: Joshua Waller)

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HaYovel Operations Director and The Israel Guys co-host Joshua Waller discusses the final date set by Israel, and what could come from it. Israel may have reached a breaking point with their war against Hamas. War cabinet member Benny Gantz recently noted that unless Hamas manages to free all its hostages in Gaza by March 10th, an offensive could be launched in Rafah. This would be a huge strike against the city, considering that 1.5 million Palestinians … Read more

Israel attacks Hezbollah in Lebanon, and Raids Largest Gaza Hospital (Guest: David Rubin)

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Introduction: In recent days, the world’s attention has been captivated by a series of dramatic events unfolding in Gaza, particularly the Israeli special forces’ raid on Nasser Hospital, the largest functioning hospital in the enclave. What’s more, hostages were found inside the hospital showing that the raid was necessary and justified. Amidst a complex narrative of conflict, humanitarian concerns, and military operations, understanding the multifaceted aspects of such incidents is crucial. We propose an exclusive … Read more

How Farming Cowboys Are Making a Difference In Israel (Guest: Joshua Waller)

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HaYovel Operations Director and The Israel Guys co-host Joshua Waller discusses the program, where American cowboys are making a difference on the Israel farming front. With the Israel/Hamas war ongoing, there’s a heavy need for certain resources, particularly when it comes to the citizens that are just trying to get by. And that’s where the American cowboys come in. Ever since the horrific October 7th attack, a number of American cowboys have been volunteering to help with farming … Read more

Israel Has Expanded Into Lebanon With an “Extensive Wave of Attacks” Against Hezbollah

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses the strikes, as well as what could come next. As talks with Hamas have come to a standstill (at least until they make changes to their “delusional” demands), Israel has begun striking back against Hezbollah forces in Lebanon. A report from the BBC revealed that this latest “extensive wave of attacks” follows a rocket attack in northern Israel, which resulted in the death of a young woman and injuries on … Read more

What Does the Rejection of Hamas’ Ceasefire Proposal Say About the Future of Israel?

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HaYovel Operations Director and The Israel Guys co-host Joshua Waller discusses what comes next for the ongoing battle between Israel and Hamas. It appears that the chance for Israel and Hamas to come to terms on their current war has just grown a lot smaller. Israel recently offered a backed ceasefire offer to Hamas, only to see it rejected and have them come back with their own, including three periods of 45-day cease fires (with the war … Read more

Joe Biden’s Support of Israel Appears To Be Waning Based On Personal Feelings (Guest: David Rubin)

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses the President’s growing irritation of Benjamin Netanyahu. Ever since the start of the Israel/Hamas war back in October, President Joe Biden has pledged his support to the former, promising whatever aid he can provide to the country. Lately, however, reports indicate that he’s having mixed feelings about that, despite not changing his official stance. According to NBC News, private conversation with Biden have revealed his frustration with Israel … Read more

As the United States and the U.K. Become More Involved In the Gaza War, What Kind of Global Effect Will It Leave? (Guest: David Rubin)

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses the involvement of the other countries, and how difficulty could arise from finding politically-themed resolution. Just days after a strike left three U.S. soldiers dead in Jordan (and a number of others injured), the country, alongside the U.K., have begun launching strikes on Houthi positions in Yemen. As a result, it’s expected that the Iran-aligned Yemeni group could target both Israeli and U.S. interests, escalating the war even … Read more

Hamas Comes Back With Their Own Response To Israel’s Ceasefire Proposal – And Of Course, It’s No Good

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses why Hamas’ plan was such a failure, and what that means for the future of the war. As the battle between Hamas and Israel continues into its latest month, the latter has managed to offer a ceasefire proposal. However, as expected, Hamas has instead offered its own plan. The group has noted that it will exchange hostages for Palestinian soldiers in response to the ceasefire request, asking for … Read more

Could the State Department’s Attempt To Call For Recognition of a Palestinian State Bring Catastrophic Consequences? (Guest: Mark Biltz)

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Pastor and author Mark Biltz discusses what could be forthcoming from the State Department’s latest actions. With the battle between Israel and Hamas ongoing, it appears that the State Department here in the U.S. is looking to take action. According to this report from Axios, even though U.S. officials note there is no policy change, Secretary of State Tony Blinken did recently inquire to the State Department about a review surrounding potential U.S. and international recognition … Read more

Is Biden’s Interest In Striking Iranian Targets Really Giving Him a Chance To Save Allies?

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Retired Sergeant Major and author John deVerteuil discusses the President’s latest actions, and why they may have treacherous results. Following the death of three American soldiers (and the injury of many others) in Jordan, many were looking for President Biden to make good in striking back in Iran. However, interestingly enough, he has provided a waiting period on this. Biden has delivered a warning to Iran for the strike that has taken place in Jordan, … Read more

The UNRWA Could Face a Full On Collapse Following Allegations That Some Members Were Involved In an Attack On Israel (Guest: David Rubin)

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin explains how the agency should’ve stayed shut down, instead of President Biden needing to revive it. Following claims that some of its members may have been involved in the brutal attack on Israel back on October 7th, the UN agency assisting Palestine refugees – under the name UNRWA – could now see its work entering a “collapsing” state. Philippe Lazzarini, who serves as head of the agency, warned that … Read more

The Stakes of Negotiation: Israel’s Offer for a Two-Month Pause in Gaza Hostilities in exchange for Release of all Hostages

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Guest: Mayor David Rubin, Shiloh, Israel David Rubin, former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel, is available to provide an insightful, pro-Israel perspective on the recent developments in the Israel-Gaza conflict. With Israel reportedly proposing a two-month pause in fighting in exchange for the release of all hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, Mayor Rubin can offer a unique and informed viewpoint on this critical situation. Key Talking Points:Context of the Proposal: A detailed discussion on Israel’s … Read more

Recent Houthi Rebel Attacks and Middle East Tensions (Guest: Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin)

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Guest Bio: David Rubin, the former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel, is not only a recognized expert on Middle East affairs but also a prolific author and a significant figure in humanitarian efforts. He has authored seven books, including the critically acclaimed “Confronting Radicals: What America Can Learn from Israel,” which has been recently adapted into a movie. Rubin’s personal experience with terrorism, having survived an attack with his young son, led him to establish the … Read more

Antony Blinken Believes a “Path To a Palestinian State” Is the Answer For Israel – But Is It?

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses the vision that the visiting Biden official has, and if it’s sustainable. As the war wages on between Israel and Hamas, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited the former, calling on the country to work with moderate Palestinians and fellow countries regarding plans for Gaza following the war. He noted that they were willing to work together to rebuild and govern the territory, but with one condition … Read more

Could Hezbollah Potentially Launch an Attack Against the United States?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the latest report, and why President Biden should pay closer attention to the migrant crisis. Following attacks in Beirut and Lebanon, U.S. intelligence officials believes that Hezbollah may very well focus its attention on the United States. This comes from a report via Fox News, in which authorities have warned that the country could come under an increased risk of terrorist attacks, as the fight between Israel and Hamas continues. “Hezbollah could … Read more

Could a War Between Israel and Lebanon Actually Be Worse Than What’s Happening With Hamas in Gaza?

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses a situation that could not only involve Hezbollah, but also the United States. With everything happening between Israel and Hamas at the moment, there’s some question as to whether others could become involved – particularly Hezbollah, a Lebanese militant group based in the Middle East. Israel has been considering a military operation in Lebanon, noting frustration over conflicts that have been happening at its borders. It’s already hinted … Read more

Israel Asks: What will Happen the Day After? (Gaza)

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Intro: Israeli citizens are asking, “What will Happen the Day After?” Our guest on this is topic is David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloah, Israel in Samaria, who is going to talk about Israel’s plans for Gaza when the fighting ends. We’re going to jump right in. Welcome Mayor Rubin.Q&A/ Talking Points:The fighting in Israel has been going on a while now. How long has it been so far and how much longer would you … Read more

Is There Any Resolution In Sight For the Israel/Hamas War? (Guest: David Rubin from Israel)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh discusses the recent comments made by Israel, and explains where the war will go from here. It’s been a rough few months of conflict between Israel and Hamas, and there’s no indication that it will end anytime soon. The spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces recently made a statement on New Years’, proclaiming that the country is preparing for “prolonged fighting.” Though some troops will be allowed time to regroup, … Read more

What About the Widows and Orphans In Israel?

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Genesis 123 Foundation founder and author Jonathan Feldstein discusses the survivors left in devastation from the ongoing attacks between Israel and Hamas. The ongoing fight between Israel and Hamas continues to rage on, with hundreds of soldiers and innocent people dying from it. And what’s more, it’s leaving a trail of devastation for the survivors as well. “Last Monday, the IDF announced the death of five more soldiers, all reservists. In all cases but one, … Read more

Are Universities Fueling the Fire When It Comes To Pro-Palestinian Protests? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts explains why universities could be setting a dangerous precedent when it comes to said protests. Though many are enjoying the holiday season, it seems that there are some that want nothing more than to tarnish it with their feelings against Israel. One incident in New York City saw hundreds of protestors clashing with police officers and staging a bloody Nativity scene, noting that “Christmas is canceled.” And overseas in Australia, protestors interrupted … Read more

Are Pro-Palestinian Protestors Going Too Far?

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Author and Genesis 123 Foundation founder Jonathan Feldstein takes a closer look at actions surrounding those supporting the anti-Israel movement. Over the past few months, an outpouring of support has come in for Israel surrounding their battle against Hamas. However, surprisingly enough, Hamas has received a large amount of support as well, mainly from pro-Palestinian protestors. And they aren’t backing down. Leading up to the holiday season, several protests have broken out all over the … Read more

Hamas’ Antisemitic Influence Could Be Even Bigger Than the Nazis

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses the worldwide impact left by those fighting against Israel. When it comes to the spread of antisemitic messages and hatred for Jews in the world, Hamas has led the charge. During its battle with Israel, it’s managed to gain sentiment from international organizations within the EU region, as well as governments and parliaments and even portions of Western media and human rights groups. But according to an article from … Read more

Now Is the Time For The U.S. To Strike Hard Against Yemen, Especially In the Tide of the Israel/Hamas Conflict (Guest: Jonathan Feldstein)

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Genesis 123 Foundation founder and author Jonathan Feldstein explains why a strike could stop attacks on shipments in the Red Sea. As the war against Hamas continues, another concern on a different front has arisen overseas – the Yemeni Houthi. Several attacks have taken place on international shipping in the Red Sea, with Yemen – the poorest country in the Middle East – firmly to blame. And why? Mainly, it’s due to its backers in … Read more

Is President Biden Doing Enough When It Comes To Preventing Houthi Attacks On Commercial Shipping?

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Retired Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis discusses the newly formed Operation Prosperity Guardian, and why more effort is needed to thwart attacks. Earlier this month, Iran-backed Yemeni Houthis announced that they intend to target all merchant vessels heading to Israel via the Red Sea, in the face of the conflict it’s currently having with Hamas. This poses an imminent threat to shipments, potentially around the world, and can drive up prices on consumer goods worldwide.  As … Read more

Fighting To Provide Humanitarian Aid To People In Need In Israel (Guest: Barry Segal)

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The co-founder of Vision for Israel discusses why it’s so important to provide relief to people in Israel, especially as the conflict with Hamas gets worse. Right now, Israel needs all the help it can get, as it’s in the midst of many conflicts. It’s fighting Hamas in Gaza, as well as Hezbollah on the Northern Border and the Houthi’s in Yemen, among others. Barry Segal is ready to provide this relief any way he … Read more

Discussing Support For Israel When It’s Needed the Most

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Genesis 123 Foundation founder and author Jonathan Feldstein talks about support for Israel during their ongoing battle with Hamas. At a time when there are divided opinions about what’s happening between Israel and Hamas, one thing is certain – Israel is in need of strong support this holiday season. The thing is, however, it’s getting it in ways that are unexpected. Jonathan Feldstein, author and founder of the Genesis 123 Foundation, recently spoke about the … Read more

Harvard and Its Faculty Members Supporting a Controversial President Shows What’s Wrong With Jews Supporting Universities

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Genesis 123 Foundation founder and author Jonathan Feldstein discusses the big problem with what’s occurring after the hearings. Last week, a Congressional hearing took place with several academic leaders, including Harvard University President Claudine Gay, focusing on whether calls for the genocide of Jews violated the Ivy League’s school rules. Gay balked, saying that calls for murdering Jews depended on the “context,” rather than a clear denouncement of such threats. It seems that Harvard is … Read more

With Dozens of Soldiers Surrendering, Is This a Turning Point For Israel? (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh discusses the recent statement made by Netanyahu, and what this means for the country’s initiative. An interesting new development has arisen in the battle between Israel and Hamas, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu making note of some surprising surrenders. In a statement on Sunday, Netanyahu reported that dozens of militants have surrendered from Hamas’ side, noting that this is “the beginning of the end” for them. “They lay down … Read more

How Can Everyday Americans Help Israel? (Guest: Nesya Fertel)

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The 14-year old prodigy discusses Israel, and what others can do to help in their fight against Hamas. The war between Israel and Hamas is ongoing, entering into its latest week with thousands dead and no end in sight. With that, most people feel powerless to help Israel. They see the news and want to help. But the real question is…how? Joining us now to discuss the matter further – and offer advice on the … Read more

In a Time of Crisis, Christians Are “Flooding God’s Inbox” For Israel This Chanukah

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Author and Genesis 123 Foundation founder Jonathan Feldstein discusses the surprising outpouring of support as Israel continues to fight Hamas. Though the holidays – namely this week’s celebration of Hannukah, or Chanukah – are upon us, some aren’t in such a mood to be festive. This includes many people in Israel, who are dealing with so much as their country continues to fight Hamas across many of its districts. However, they aren’t alone, as a … Read more

The Horrible Attacks On Israeli Female Soldiers Simply Cannot Be Ignored (Guest: Jonathan Feldstein)

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The author and founder of the Genesis 123 Foundation explains why Hamas must be held accountable for their horrifying actions In Israel’s war against Hamas the past two months, much has been said about the macro situation in terms of casualties, communities destroyed, people displaced, and more. It can be easy to miss what’s taken place with individuals, the personal experiences and horrors, specifically Israeli women and female soldiers. During a sidebar event at the … Read more

How a New Report Surrounding Palestinian Arabs Supporting Terror Against Israel Got Things Completely Wrong (Guest: Jonathan Feldstein)

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The founder of the Genesis 123 Foundation discusses the erroneous report, and why it contributes to bad press surrounding the Israel/Hamas war. Mixed stories continue to come from various press outlets surrounding the Israel/Hamas war – but it’s one particular report that garnered the attention of author and Genesis 123 Foundation Founder Jonathan Feldstein. The report, posted by AWRAD (Arab World for Research and Development), notes, for the most part, that “Palestinian Arabs roundly support … Read more

Reuters News Notes That Israel Orders More Gazans To Flee, Bombs Areas Where It Sends Them…But Is It True?

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(Interview Guest: Shiloh, Israel Mayor David Rubin David Rubin) Reuters News just published a news story that immediately became the #1 story on Google News with the headline, “Israel orders more Gazans to flee, bombs areas where it sends them.” But is it true? Helping us answer this question, as well as putting the Israel/Hamas War in perspective, is David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, and Founder of the Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund. Welcome … Read more

The Legacy of Henry Kissinger, and How It Relates To Today’s Politics (Guest: Jonathan Feldstein)

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The author and founder of Genesis 123 Foundation discusses the death of the former Secretary of State, and how it reflects with today’s political scene. Earlier this week, Henry Kissinger, a former U.S. Secretary of State and national security advisor, passed away at the age of 100. While he left mixed feelings on his actions over the course of his career, there’s no question that Kissinger had left an influential mark on politics Kissinger was … Read more

Looking Back On the Anniversary of the UN’s Historic Vote To Establish a Jewish State In Israel, Even With War and Anti-Semitism

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Genesis 123 Foundation founder and author Jonathan Feldstein discusses the significance of the anniversary, especially with what’s happening in Israel today. On November 29, 1947, the United Nations voted to establish the State of Israel, an event that came in the wake of the Holocaust, at a time when anti-Semitism and the potential of war lingered for the fledgling state and its citizens. Now, the anniversary of that signing comes in the midst of a … Read more

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