New polling reveals a terrifying truth: support for the October 7th massacre is growing in the towns and villages of Judea and Samaria, Israel's heartland. In this episode of "Judeacation," Josh Hasten breaks down the shocking rise in Palestinian support for terrorism, the environmental warfare suffocating Jewish areas, Hamas activity in the West Bank and the dangerous calls to release convicted mass-murderer Marwan Barghouti. From fake UN stats to real security threats, it’s time to face what’s happening on the ground.

Josh Hasten breaks down why Minister Bezalel Smotrich believes President Trump could support Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria—if Israel makes the case clearly, just as it did with the hostages. Plus: a foiled terror plot tied to a recently released prisoner, the deportation of foreign activists disrupting the olive harvest, and a sharp critique of media bias from the AP and New York Times portraying Israeli self-defense as aggression.

JNS correspondent Josh Hasten reveals how the discovery of Mein Kampf in a Hamas-linked charity in Hebron underscores the deep-rooted hatred fueling Palestinian terror. He connects this indoctrination to the October 7 massacre and warns that peace is impossible while such ideology persists. The episode also covers the emotional return of freed hostage Avinatan Or, the alarming presence of armed PA gunmen near Jewish communities, and growing Arab infiltrations into Israeli cities. Hasten critiques U.S. lawmakers pushing a two-state plan and exposes how the UN distorts casualty figures to malign Israel. His message is clear: the war is not just physical—it’s a fight against global lies.

Rabbi David Stav is the chief rabbi of the city of Shoham, the chairman of the Tzohar organization, and serves as a rabbi for the Ezra youth movement. In this episode, Rabbi David Stav warns that Israel is facing a dangerous internal rift that could weaken the nation at its most critical moment. Since the October 7th war began, divisions have been growing and distracting from the fight against the true enemy. This episode explores how those cracks are deepening, why they threaten Israel’s ability to remain united, and what must be done to prevent this weakness from becoming fatal for Israel’s future.

What does it mean to be a modern-day pioneer in Israel? Host Josh Hasten, JNS Middle East correspondent, takes viewers deep into the Judean hills for an eye-opening conversation with Ari Abramowitz, co-founder of The Land of Israel Network and Arugot Farms, and a reserve IDF soldier stationed on the front lines of southeastern Gush Etzion. From tactical gear to tractors, Ari isn’t just defending the land, he’s building it with his own hands. Learn how one visionary left everything behind to transform barren mountains into a thriving oasis of Jewish sovereignty and spirituality. From the ecological miracles of Arugot Farms to the philosophical foundations of Zionism, Ari shares what drives his mission and how farming, faith and national defense are deeply intertwined in modern Judea and Samaria. The discussion covers: The strategic and spiritual significance of farming in Judea and Samaria The myth of "settler violence" and the media's vilification of hilltop youth Land sovereignty debates, including Bezalel Smotrich's 82% sovereignty plan Biblical roots of modern Zionism and the future vision of building the Third Temple A glimpse into redemption, prophecy, and the identity of the Jewish people Whether you're new to the conversation or deeply passionate about Israel, this episode will challenge assumptions, stir your soul and remind you that Zionism is alive, and evolving, on the mountaintops of Judea.

Is Israel truly losing global public support or is that just the story the media wants you to believe?  JNS Middle East Correspondent Josh Hasten sits down with Josh Reinstein, President of the Israel Allies Foundation and Director of the Knesset Christian Allies Caucus, named one of the 50 most influential Jews in the world by the Jerusalem Post. Together, they unpack the real data behind rising anti-Israel sentiment, generational shifts in Christian support and how faith-based diplomacy is playing a vital role in Israel’s survival and global advocacy. From Gen Z’s troubling alignment with Hamas in recent polls, to the impact of secularism and moral relativism on U.S. foreign policy, addresses the issues concerning supporters of Israel. Reinstein also discusses why Christian support for Israel remains a cornerstone of the Jewish state’s security and how millions of Bible-believing Christians are fighting back against misinformation. Topics covered include: Why Gen Z is more vulnerable to anti-Israel propaganda How faith-based diplomacy is changing international alliances The state of Jewish and Christian leadership abroad Israel’s ongoing war on multiple fronts, including Judea and Samaria The campaign for full Israeli sovereignty in Area C President Trump’s legacy and renewed pro-Israel moves Why mainstream media is failing and how influencers are winning the Hasbara war

Kosher Guru on his time in Gaza.

Kosher Guru on his time in Gaza.

Host Josh Hasten, JNS Middle East correspondent, exposes the dangerous misinformation campaign aimed at discrediting Israeli residents of Judea and Samaria. Our guest, Eliana Passentin, Director of the International Desk at the Binyamin Regional Council, joins Josh to discuss the distortion of facts regarding "settler violence" and the media's role in perpetuating these false narratives. Eliana shares behind-the-scenes insights into the truth about the so-called "violence" in Judea and Samaria, and discusses her viral video debunking the claim that settlers burned a church in Taiba. Throughout this episode, Eliana sheds light on the challenges faced by the residents of Judea and Samaria, including daily terror and media bias. She explains her pivotal role in fighting these false narratives and emphasizes the importance of sharing the true story with the world. The discussion also touches on the growing calls for sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, a significant topic gaining traction in Israeli politics. Join us as we unravel the reality on the ground in Judea and Samaria, confronting the lies and showing the world the truth.

Did Israeli settlers burn down a historic church in Samaria, or was it a viral lie fueled by an anti-Israel agenda? What really happened on the ground? JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten is joined by Tila Falak Levy, a passionate advocate for Israel and Judea and Samaria, to uncover the truth behind the incendiary headlines. Together, they reveal the true nature of the incident, detailing the misleading reports and the facts that were conveniently ignored by mainstream media. From the actual cause of the fire to the broader political implications of this smear campaign, “Judeacation” pulls back the curtain on a fabricated narrative designed to inflame tensions and damage Israel’s reputation.

What drives American Jews to risk war zones rather than miss a summer in Judea and Samaria? In this inspiring episode of Judeacation, hosted by JNS Middle East Correspondent Josh Hasten, we sit down with Tila Falic Levy, Miami-based activist, philanthropist and Jewish education pioneer, for an emotional and eye-opening conversation about faith, resilience and the deep spiritual pull of Israel’s biblical heartland.

Discover the explosive truth behind why terror groups like Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran’s proxies all name their campaigns after Jerusalem. JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten welcomes Chaim Silberstein, founder and chairman of the Jerusalem Center for Applied Policy (J-CAP), to explain how these enemies understand something many in the West ignore: that Jerusalem is more than geography—it’s a symbol. The episode explores how Iran, Qatar, Turkey and radical Islamists are pumping resources into East Jerusalem to delegitimize Israel’s claim to its eternal capital and incite a new generation against coexistence.

The world mostly gets Judea and Samaria wrong - but supporters of Israel can fight back. In this episode of “Judeacation,” JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten sits down with Israeli activist and media spokesman Yisrael “Winky” Medad for a powerful discussion on reclaiming Israel's narrative.

What does it mean to live with courage, conviction and purpose in Israel’s biblical heartland? In this emotional episode of “Judeacation” on JNS TV, host Josh Hasten sits down with Miriam Fuld to honor the life, legacy and heroism of her late husband, Ari Fuld—an American-Israeli hero who was murdered in a 2018 terrorist attack.

Why are ritual circumcision, conversion and Jewish identity at the forefront of Israel’s religious and political debate? In this episode of “Judeacation,” JNS Middle East Correspondent Josh Hasten sits down with Rabbi Hayim Leiter, founder of Magen HaBrit, for a candid and fascinating conversation from the biblical heartland of Israel. Broadcast from the JNS Media Hub in Jerusalem, this episode dives deep into life in Judea and Samaria, as Rabbi Leiter—an expert mohel, wedding officiant and member of a private Orthodox Beit Din—explains his mission to protect the sacred Jewish ritual of Brit Milah and make it safer and more accessible for Jewish families around the world.

Josh Hasten, JNS Middle East Correspondent, sits down with Nadia Matar, co-founder of the Sovereignty Movement and the Women in Green initiative, to explore one of the most pressing questions facing Israel today: the urgent need to apply Israeli law to Judea and Samaria. Broadcasting from the JNS Media Hub in Jerusalem this episode cuts through decades of political ambiguity to clarify what sovereignty really means, why it hasn’t yet been applied and how it’s the only viable solution to safeguard Israel’s heartland.

Discover the inspiring resilience of Israel’s heartland on this week’s episode of “Judeacation” with JNS Middle East Correspondent Josh Hasten, featuring multidisciplinary artist and security expert Mark Provisor. Broadcasting from Jerusalem at the JNS Media Hub, Josh sits down with Mark for a discussion about Israel’s security challenges, the failures exposed by October 7th and the enduring spirit of Judea and Samaria.

What’s the truth about life in Judea and Samaria? This week on “Judeacation,” JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten welcomes Gedaliah Blum, founder of the Heartland Initiative, to uncover the realities of Israel’s biblical heartland and the global fight for Judeo-Christian values.Blum shares how the Heartland Initiative is building bridges between Israel and global allies, normalizing Judea and Samaria within the broader Israeli landscape and empowering pro-Israel advocates worldwide. They discuss the success of the Dapei Katom (Orange Pages) project, designed to support businesses in Judea and Samaria and counter BDS boycotts.

What’s it like saving lives under fire in Judea and Samaria while continuing to build Israel? In this episode of “Judeacation,” JNS Middle East Correspondent Josh Hasten is joined by Natalie Sopinsky, Director of Development for Hatzalah Yehuda and Shomron (Rescuers Without Borders) — Israel's volunteer emergency medical organization serving over 600,000 residents in Judea and Samaria.