A Visit With Shmuel: Migdalim

Join me now, as I enter Migdalim…

I love visiting the community of Migdalim. Boasting 360° of breathtaking views of the Samarian Hills, green agricultural lands, and the Jordan Valley, Migdalim has always captured my heart. Join me in this episode, as I visit Migdalim, a vibrant, growing community in Samaria, tagged as Samaria’s Capital for Young People. While life in Samaria is not easy, knowing that they are fulfilling a Biblical prophecy gives these brave young pioneers the strength to withstand almost every hardship. Tune in to my exclusive visit to Migdalim –a beautiful but vulnerable community in Samaria

With God’s help, we can soon meet in person, travel across the biblical heartland, and connect with its extraordinary people. Until then, join me on this virtual tour of Migdalim.

God Bless,

Shmuel Junger
Development Director
CFOIC Heartland

Over the years, Migdalim, had enjoyed relative peace from nearby Arabs. But since the last Gaza conflict in May, the people of Migdalim have been facing a terrifying new reality — terrorism has become the norm. Arab arsonists frequently ignite fires in strategically-selected areas to inflict maximum harm on the Jewish residents. They block the community’s only access roads and endanger community homes and farmlands.
Migdalim urgently needs your help to cover the costs of constructing an alternative access road and an improved security fence. Your donation will ensure that these young pioneers can defend their families from the rising threat of terrorist attacks. Your gift will save lives!


Donate today to support families in Migdalim!

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