The Netzak Yehuda battalion was established for Haredi Youth in 1999. Starting with 30 soldiers it has now grown to a fully functioning combat unit of over 1,000 young men. The soldiers all volunteer for a full army life knowing that all the religious laws will be followed. It is helping to bridge the gap between haredi and non-religious Israeli youth.

Large underground car parks go with living in a modern apartment block. Pnina Kass observes what goes on in the garage of her new home. The most orderly place in her daily life, the routine of the neighbors can be imagined.

Adjacent to David’s citadel archeologists have been working - a wall from David and Solomon’s times, the first Herodian Palace, Crusader Arches, and 19th century Ottoman built barracks are some of the buildings on this site. Steve Kramer visited this site that is not generally accessible to tourists - he describes many of the historical events that occurred in the vicinity. Sadly lack of funds is preventing further excavation of this historical site.

A deep insight into the see-saw of emotions of a father sharing his son’s experiences as a new soldier in a special unit of the Israeli Defense Force.

Waiting in the hot afternoon sun in Eilat, Fonda Dubb could not find a shady spot, so spotting an open door she asked if she could sit down out of the sun. She was received so warmly, given food and drink and made to feel so welcome – she had entered the home of a Moroccan family well known for their hospitality and friendliness.

Introducing the Domus Galileo study center overlooking the Kinneret, where invitees were treated to the most interesting celebration of the holiday of the Three Kings.

An uplifting story of a successful aliyah in the 1960’s where every opportunity to prosper was taken in business and private life.

This is the story of a foreign worker from the Philippines who came to work in Israel to earn money to support her family back home. It is an inspiring story of sacrifice, patience love and understanding.