An Eye on Zion: Ro’i

An Eye on Zion: Ro’i

In 1955, a determined 18-year-old Uzi Yairi drafted into the IDF like every other Israeli his age. But Uzi was no typical soldier. The moment he first put on his uniform, Uzi embarked on a path of lifetime dedication to defending the Land and People of Israel....
An Eye on Zion: Ofra

An Eye on Zion: Ofra

Over 3,700 years ago, the Biblical Patriarch Abraham eagerly returned from Egypt to the hills surrounding Mount Baal Hazor, just north of what is today Jerusalem. There, where Abraham had first built an altar to God in the Land of Canaan, God reaffirmed Canaan as an...
An Eye on Zion: Sde Boaz

An Eye on Zion: Sde Boaz

Over 3,000 years ago, in ancient Bethlehem, a wealthy landowner named Boaz spotted a young maiden gleaning from his field. After learning that she was Ruth, the Moabite daughter-in-law of his widowed relative Naomi, Boaz, impressed with Ruth’s generosity and...
An Eye on Zion: Jordan Valley

An Eye on Zion: Jordan Valley

Almost 3,300 years ago, the Children of Israel stood on the eastern banks of the Jordan River, excitedly preparing to take their very first steps in the Land of Israel. Leading them in their effort to settle and secure the whole Land was Moses’ successor, Joshua....
An Eye on Zion: Alon

An Eye on Zion: Alon

Shortly after returning from Egypt to the hills of southern Samaria, the Biblical patriarch Abraham found himself in a dilemma with his nephew Lot. Neither Abraham nor Lot could find a mechanism to bring an end to the quarreling between their respective herdsmen....