Our 1 week JNF "Jewish Brotherhood Mission" tour around Israel with 45 Americans came to an end last night.

We raised over $2.1 million for various projects affected by the war but most importantly we changed the lives of 45 Americans and impacted so many other people's lives in just 1 week and all from unity. We had left, right, secular and religious but none of that mattered, only unity mattered.

At the final event I arranged with 300 Shaldag soldiers, the commander of Shaldag gave me a certificate of appreciation as well as this awesome metal medallion. Everyone who I told before the event said that it is impossible to get 300 let alone 100 Shaldag soldiers in the same room together including their commander during the middle of a war, well they were wrong. "Who Dares Wins" is the motto of the Shaldag, the most elite unit in the IDF. I live by the "He Who Dares" motto and we all should. Imagine what we could accomplish.

Thanks to JNF-USA for their part in this.

There is one particular person from our 1 week Jewish Brotherhood fundraising mission around Israel who made the tour super interesting and who has a wealth of knowledge and experience, being a lieutenant colonel who commands about 1000 soldiers in his battalion, and that was our tour guide Daniel Jacob

You will never find a person with so many good qualities and skills while being on a tour in Israel as you will with Daniel. Please hire him or refer your friends, family and work colleagues to him: https://www.israelbydaniel.com/index.aspx

Much love and respect brother!

A few nights ago in Times Square, Jewish teens from 60 countries got together for a Jewish pride celebration. 🇺🇸🇮🇱

Am Yisrael Chai.

Baruch Dayan HaEmet

This was 17 year old Yaheli Gur who succumbed to her wounds sustained from the terrorist car ramming attack in Pardes Hanna last week

May her memory be for a blessing

Israeli special police forces eliminated the head of the Hamas branch in Jenin

An IDF APC was spotted in Tulkarm today

Welcome to the new IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir

Let's hope you do a better job than the last few