Frontline Tours In The Holy Land
Have a listen to my interview with our very own Remy Ilona, leader and activist of what can only be called an awakening movement among the Igbo population in Nigeria.
I discuss with Remi the following:
The developing world has long seen Israel as an inspiration as the Startup Nation. With more institutional and multi-National funding finding its way to Africa and other developing regions, Israel can play a key role in shaping the future of these areas.
In this podcast I speak to Seedstars World Founder and CEO Alisee de Tonnac who is on the front lines of the Developing World Her company runs a contest for young entrepreneurs from around the world as well as working with locals in many developing regions in the hopes that the Developing World can turn into a true global engine.
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The once bustling Yemenite Village just outside the Old City walls has been occupied for more than 77 years. Now the central fixture in the village has returned to Jewish hands. Could this be a sign for more to come?
Daniel Luria of Ateret Cohanim explains the background of the Yemenite Village aka Silwan in the reacquired Yemenite Beit Knesset.
Daniel Luria of Ateret Cohanim encounters a bunch of rowdy Arab youth towards the end of a day of filming in the historically Jewish neighborhood of the Yemenite Village in Jerusalem. Since its decimation in 1936-37 it has been taken over by Arabs and renamed Silwan. Now more than 17 Jewish families have moved back. The old Synagogue has been brought back into Jewish hands as well.