A Conversation with Israel Ganz | Terrorist Attack in Eli, Binyamin, Israel | Two Palestinian Terrorists Murdered Four Innocent Israelis

Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy — Sun, 25 Jun 2023 03:00:00 -0400

Join America's Roundtable radio co-hosts Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy with Governor Israel Ganz from the Binyamin Regional Council in Israel.

Governor Israel Ganz provides details on the terrorist attack from the site where four Israelis were gunned down by Palestinian terrorists.

The conversation with this seasoned and principled leader will provide engaged listeners with timely insights, in-depth analysis, and clarity on the pressing issues impacting Israel, America and its allies.

Key topics covered include:

—Governor Israel Ganz condemns June 20th abhorrent terrorist attack in Eli, Binyamin, Judea and Samaria, Israel, whereby two Palestinian terrorists murdered four innocent Israelis at a restaurant and gas station.

—The conversation with Governor Israel Ganz was recorded before Shabbat from the very site where Palestinian terrorists killed Israelis.

—Since the start of 2023 in Israel, there have been 152 terrorist shooting attacks resulting in the death of 22 individuals and 43 wounded. The Jewish community is being targeted within Israel.

—The discussion will also highlight concerns of how the Biden administration is undermining Israel's duly elected government.

"In recent months, terror activities in the northern part of the West Bank have escalated as the Palestinian Authority has lost effective security control. Jenin, where the IDF recently operated, has become an Iranian terror stronghold, located just minutes away from Israeli population centers. Replete with hundreds of armed terrorists and laboratories working to produce lethal explosive devices and rockets, this “capital” of terror has become the main springboard of terror attacks against Israelis. Israel will do whatever it takes to protect Israeli citizens and stop this wave of terror." — Ambassador Michael Herzog, Israel's top diplomat to the United States.

Further reading:
Arutz Sheva | 4 murdered in terrorist shooting attack in Eli

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Conversation with Yaakov and Na'ama Berg, Psagot Winery, Israel | An Entrepreneurial Success Story | Returning to their Ancestral Land and Transforming the Barren Landscape into a Haven for Economic Opportunities | A Foundation for Peace in the Region

Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy — Fri, 10 Mar 2023 15:00:00 -0500

A Special Feature on Israel—The Start-Up Nation

The Jewish State's Entrepreneurial Spirit

Celebrating Israel's 75th Anniversary

Join America's Roundtable Radio co-hosts Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy with Yaakov and Na'ama Berg, entrepreneurs and co-founders of The Psagot Winery located in the Jerusalem Mountains in Israel. This special feature will lead up to Israel's 75th anniversary to be celebrated from the evening of Tuesday, April 25 to the evening of Wednesday, April 26, 2023.

In our conversation we discussed the challenges and opportunities that Israel — America's strongest ally in the Middle East faces as we reflect on its 75 years as a sovereign nation:

— An entrepreneurial success story | The Psagot Winery in Judea and Samaria—the heartland of Israel.
— How the Arab population gains economic opportunities, employment, and higher salaries in Jewish communities within Judea and Samaria when compared to working in the Palestinian Authority's territory.
— Transforming the desert and the barren land into a land of promise through the exports of agricultural products, innovation and technology.
— U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and U.S. Ambassador David Friedman's visit to Psagot Winery in Judea and Samaria and the Trump administration's leadership in reversing the Obama administration's approach towards Israeli settlements.

The Psagot Winery | Psagotwines.com

From the Psagot Winery | Located in the Jerusalem mountains, overlooking the primordial landscape of Israel. It all began in a 2,500 year old cave, where a message from the past was revealed to us in the form of an ancient coin where history and legacy come together.

Psagot Winery and its vineyards planted deep in the rocky soil of Benjamin in Israel, is a continuation of wine production dating back thousands of years in an optimal area for its quality grapes. The winery was established in 2003 and has been growing steadily ever since. Today the winery produces over 750,000 bottles that include 15 different types of quality wines. Over 70% of these wines are exported to over 27 countries and duty-free locations around the world. The wines have entered prestigious competitions and have won awards and medals of distinction from the international community.

In June 2020, Psagot Winery moved to its new location at Sha’ar Binyamin. In a beautiful stone structure built in the shape of an ancient inn the winery overlooks Wadi Kelt and the Edom Mountains. The winery is divided into two sections; the wine production plant and the impressive visiting center that includes a barrel room below where over 1,000 barrels are aged each year.

Further Reading and Viewing:

The Jerusalem Post | Pompeo and a settler vintner’s battle for ‘Made in Israel’ wine

Excerpt: "Berg, whose family fled antisemitism in Russia, arrived in Israel in 1979 when he was three years old. He views himself as a direct descendant of the biblical Jews who once toiled the same land. “Wine is an industry most identified with its geography,” Berg said. For this reason, he used a print of an actual ancient coin he discovered in a cave near the Psagot settlement where he lives as a symbol that he stamps on all his winery’s bottles. The coin, which dates back to the Bar Kochva revolt, has the words “Freedom of Zion” written on it. He has battled for this freedom on the international stage over the issue of product labeling. He wants the words “Made in Israel,” which he prints on the labels his winery produces, to be a recognized international fact."

Jerusalem Post | Can Pompeo replace annexation with a glass of Psagot wine?

Excerpt: "Pompeo on behalf of the Trump administration issued the historic declarations that Israeli settlements were not inconsistent with international law. Just last month, Friedman took steps against settlement boycotts and UN Security Council Resolution 2334 condemning settlements. Friedman declared that the US would no longer make a territorial distinction between the West Bank and sovereign Israel."

BBC | Pompeo makes unprecedented visits to Israeli settlement in West Bank and Golan Heights

The Wall Street Journal | Pompeo Visits Israeli Settlement in First for Any Top U.S. Diplomat

Excerpt from WSJ: "Mr. Pompeo’s visit to the Psagot Winery’s visitor center, on the edge of the Sha’ar Binyamin settlement, was described by the State Department as private and journalists weren’t allowed inside. Before visiting the winery, Mr. Pompeo announced that the U.S. would consider the Palestinian-led boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, known as BDS, to be anti-Semitic and would cut U.S. support to any groups or organizations participating in it. Organizers with the movement say it is a peaceful campaign aimed at pressuring Israel to change its policies toward the Palestinians."

The Times of Israel | Full text of Pompeo’s statement on settlements

"Breaking with decades of policy, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declares Israel’s West Bank settlements not ‘inconsistent with international law’"