Israel isn’t just a country—it’s a mosaic of fault lines: political, religious, ethnic, and geographical. My geopolitical tours take you to the places where these lines cross, blur, and sometimes erupt.

Together we’ll explore:

• The Green Line and East Jerusalem – How did the 1967 borders shape modern reality?
  
• Wadi Ara and the Triangle – What’s the story behind the Arab towns along Highway 65?
  
• The Golan Heights – Strategic plateau or occupied territory? Depends who you ask.
  
• Hebron and the South Hebron Hills – Jewish settlements, Palestinian villages, army checkpoints, and the stories no map can fully explain.
  

This isn’t about politics. It’s about context. About walking the ground that makes the news, hearing the voices behind the headlines, and forming your own understanding of the region’s complexity.