Visit the historic sites of the Hula Valley, such as Chatzor and Agmon Lake, and see modern revival in Rosh Pina as part of the Zionist movement. The episode draws a connection between the area’s ancient past and its contemporary transformation.

At the northern edge of Israel, Tel Dan blends natural beauty with biblical history—featuring the headwaters of the Jordan River, ancient city gates from Abraham’s time, and archaeological finds that bring the stories of kings, altars, and tribal heritage to life.

Discover the rich biblical and archaeological history of the Dead Sea region, beginning with the rugged terrain of Wadi Qelt and the ancient city of Jericho. We'll then visit Qumran—the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found—before concluding at the legendary fortress of Masada.

Venture into the heart of Binyamin, a region steeped in history and community life, featuring sites such as Beit El, Gush Talmonim, Peduel, and Barkan. This episode connects visitors with the area’s ancient past and its continuing evolution through vibrant local narratives.

Visit key sites along the Jordan River Valley, including Yardenit, Qsar el Yehud, and Beit Shean, each with its own historical and spiritual importance. Focus on Qasr al-Yahud, the history of the site, and its modern renovations, as well as the crossing of the Israelites into the Promised Land.

Examine the biblical prophecy of Har Maggido and visit other significant historical sites scattered across the Jezreel Valley. The episode balances ancient religious significance with the region’s rich agricultural backdrop. the discovery of the Megiddo mosaic and its importance to Christian history.

Explore Ben Gurion’s ambitious vision for the Negev through innovative desert agriculture and transformative development projects. This episode highlights how determination and ingenuity have turned the arid landscape into thriving communities. Fulfillment of the prophecy of "making the desert bloom"

Herod the Great was a master builder and ruthless ruler whose influence still shapes the Land of Israel today. His architectural achievements include the massive port city of Caesarea, the desert fortress of Masada, the hilltop palace of Herodium, and the expansion of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. These sites reflect both his political genius and his deep insecurity, offering a window into the turbulent final decades of the Second Temple period.

Step into Jerusalem’s rich cultural scene with visits to the Museum of Tolerance, the Israel Museum, Tower of David, Bible Lands, National Library, and Friends of Zion Musuem, complemented by excursions to the Biblical Zoo and Ammunition Hill. This episode reveals the multifaceted narratives that make Jerusalem a living museum of history and art.

Explore Jerusalem’s Jewish Quarter, a neighborhood shaped by thousands of years of history, faith, and resilience. From ancient ruins of King David’s city and the grandeur of the Temple eras to medieval revival, devastating wars, and modern rebirth, discover how this vibrant community continues to embody the enduring spirit of the Jewish people.