We will be guests of the renewed community and yeshiva of Chomesh in the northern Shomron. In 2005, Chomesh and three other Jewish communities were uprooted as part of the expulsions of Gush Katif.?
The yeshiva students of Chomesh defied the? "No Jews allowed" edict.?
Enduring government expulsions and Arab terror attacks, they continued their Torah study.
?Finally, just over a year ago, the government legalized the study of Torah in Chomesh.??
Today, Chomesh is a community budding around the vibrant yeshiva.
We are invited to visit this amazing community and meet today's heroes and tomorrow's leaders of Am Yisrael.
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We will have a guided tour of Mount Eival and the original altar of Yehoshua.
Escorted by the army, we will travel in an armored bus to the site bordering areas that? Israel relinquished with the Oslo Accords of 1993.
Archaeologist Adam Zertal discovered perhaps the most important Jewish site in the land of Israel. On the highest peak of Mt Eival, Joshua reaffirmed the mission of the Jewish Nation upon entering the land over 3.300 years ago. Amazingly, the altar that he built is intact.
?Here is where it all began.?
Today, instead of a major museum built around this most important symbol of? Jewish connection to our land,? the Palestinian Authority has been encroaching on the site, causing irreparable damage.?
Our?visit will?strengthen the Jewish connection to the site where our forefathers confirmed their allegiance to Torah as we entered the land.
Depart? from the Inbal Hotel at 9:00 am
Return approx. 6:00 pm
Bring lunch and water
300 shekels
