Explore the Old City by touring its gates and ramparts, tracing centuries of conflict, faith, and cultural evolution. This episode highlights key moments in Jerusalem’s storied past and the vibrant modern quarters that continue its dynamic legacy.

Experience the dramatic story of Masada’s siege, where Jewish rebels made their final stand against the Romans. This episode brings to life the epic struggle and enduring legacy of courage and sacrifice at one of Israel’s most iconic fortresses.

Walk in the footsteps of the Israelites at Ancient Shilo, where the Tabernacle once stood as a spiritual center when they entered the land. The recently discovered Red Hefers will be showcaesd in this episode. This episode also offers a broader perspective on the Shomron region, highlighting its deep historical and cultural roots alongside its modern agricultural revival and vibrant Jewish settlement.

Jaffa’s ancient port tells the story of biblical prophets, traders, and conquerors, while neighboring Tel Aviv showcases Israel’s modern heartbeat as a hub of innovation and creativity. This episode explores the layered history of Jaffa alongside the vibrant energy of Tel Aviv, revealing how the past and present coexist in one of Israel’s most dynamic cities.

Walk the ancient Derech HaAvot, the pilgrimage route once trod by biblical forefathers on their journey to Jerusalem to celebrate three sacred festivals. This episode invites visitors to explore historical sites such as Susya and Efrat along the path, offering a tangible connection to the footsteps and traditions of those who came before.

Delve into the Western Wall’s profound historical and spiritual significance, gaining insight from new archaeological discoveries that illuminate Jerusalem’s layers of the past. A guided tour of the newly escavated tunnel reveals hidden passages beneath this sacred site, bringing out the ancient heritage of the living city above.

Explore Jerusalem's ancient heart in the City of David, featuring new excavations at the Silwan Pool and Pilgramage road. Showcase a range of fresh attractions that illuminate its rich biblical history. This episode highlights how recent discoveries and innovative experiences are revitalizing our understanding of Jerusalem's past.

Who doesn't know the story of Massada? Located at the south end of the Dead Sea, a desert fortress, originally constructed by the Hashmonaim, from the story of Channukah. The ruins that survived were constructed by King Herod who ruled the land of Israel from 36 BCE. Just imagine walking through that piece of history!

In 1986, Milton Gardner lay on his deathbed, whispering just one word: ‘Kuliang.’ But his wife, Elizabeth, didn’t know where it was. Determined to fulfill his last wish, Elizabeth sought help in 1992 and discovered that Kuliang was a place in Fuzhou—a place Milton had lived as a child. More than 200 years ago, missionaries from the U.S. and the U.K. arrived in Fuzhou, building a retreat in Kuliang, where cultures met and memories were made. In August 1992, Elizabeth finally visited Kuliang, fulfilling her husband’s lifelong dream and rekindling a bond between two nations, forged by one man’s memory.

500 million years of geological evolution starting from the time of the Tethys Sea, the majestic Timna park allows for a walk through time. Underneath the rocks and sand you'll notice sprinkles of green-—these would later be known as the copper mines of King Solomon.