The man building Judea and Samaria says 40 million visitors are coming. Is prophecy unfolding?

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Is Bible prophecy unfolding in the hills of Judea and Samaria? Israeli builder and entrepreneur Eyal Turgiman believes 20 to 40 million people could soon visit Israel, and he is preparing the heartland for them.

On this episode of The Universal Zionist, Rabbi Tuly Weisz sits down with one of Israel’s most fascinating builders. Eyal grew up in Ashkelon, served in the IDF, and then ran from his Jewish identity to Africa and Europe. A near-fatal accident in Africa brought him home, where he met his wife and slowly found his way back to the Bible.

Today his company has built thousands of homes across roughly 25 communities in Judea and Samaria, from Gush Etzion and the Binyamin region to the Jordan Valley and the hills near biblical Shiloh. He shares how he helped revive the struggling town of Emmanuel, why he is designing a new community that looks more like Florence than a typical settlement, and what it feels like to raise his children overlooking Bethlehem, on the same path King David once walked.

Eyal also runs Lev Haolam, the monthly subscription box that began as a response to the BDS movement and now brings the tastes, smells, and stories of the Land of Israel to tens of thousands of homes around the world. Many of those subscribers are Christians who love Israel and the Bible, and some say opening the box feels like Christmas every month.

In this conversation:

Why Israel’s army is unlike any other in the world
How living in Judea and Samaria reconnected a secular Israeli to the Bible
Supporting small Israeli businesses hit by COVID, war, and boycotts
Why Israel should not try to be a beach resort
His vision for spiritual tourism for Jews and Christians alike
What Isaiah’s promise that “My house will be called a house of prayer for all nations” means for Israel’s future

If you stand with Israel and believe God is restoring His people to His land, this is a conversation you will not want to miss.

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