Name: Evangelist Tim Moore with Lamb & Lion Ministries, 10.11.2025
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Availability : October 11 - 22, 2025

New York (JFK)

Tel Aviv

McKinney, TX

Evangelist Tim Moore

with

Lamb & Lion Ministries

“The Battle for Israel Tour “

ISRAEL NEW ENTRY REQUIREMENT: ETA-IL

ITINERARY

FLIGHT SCHEDULE

HOTELS

INCLUDES

EXCLUDES

PAYMENTS

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

All travelers need to complete an ETA-IL application in advance of their planned travel dates to Israel. You can apply and find further details at: https://israel-entry.piba.gov.il/

Israel is implementing the ETA-IL online pre-entry application system similar to USA’s ESTA and EU’s ETIAS. This new requirement will help facilitate faster and smoother entry into the country for visitors.

Key points:

Mandatoryfor all tourists from visa-exempt countries
Processing time: up to 72 hours
Validity: 2 years, maximum 90 days per visit. Fee: 25 NIS (approximately $8)
Without an ETA-IL approval, passengers cannot check-in or board their flight

To complete the form, you will need:

A valid email address
Your travel information (arrival date in Israel / length of stay – up to 14 days)
Your personal information
A valid passport

You will need to complete your application in one go – you cannot save your progress and continue later.

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The Battle for Israel Tour – Lamb & Lion Ministries – OCT 2025

Day 1 ~ JFK:
Depart JFK in the evening for Tel Aviv.

Day 2 ~ Tel Aviv:
Arrive in Tel Aviv in the afternoon. Proceed to our hotel in Tel Aviv located on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. After dinner, the evening will be free for you to stroll along the Mediterranean beach or explore Tel Aviv. (D)

Day 3 ~ Old Jaffa and Tel Aviv:
We will begin our tour of Israel by visiting the Etzel Museum — commemorating the brave fighters who pre–dated the IDF and helped secure Israel’s independence. Then we’ll go to the site where the modern state of Israel was actually born — Independence Hall. It was at this location that David Ben Gurion declared Israel to be an independent nation on May 14, 1948, fulfilling ancient prophecies regarding the end times. We will then visit the ancient port of Jaffa, located just south of modern–day Tel Aviv. It was here that the IDF fought to secure the Tel Aviv’s southern flank. Jaffa was also the port from which the prophet Jonah began his ill–fated voyage. This old city is also where Peter received the vision that called him to preach to the Gentiles. We’ll also visit the Palmach Museum — honoring another paramilitary wing that was later incorporated into the IDF. Finally, we’ll visit Rabin Square, where Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated. Once we get back to the hotel, you can catch up on sleep from the flight over or enjoy another evening along the Mediterranean Sea. Overnight in Tel Aviv. (B, L, D)

Day 4 ~ Tel Aviv to Tiberias on the Sea of Galilee:
We will hit the ground early this morning as we begin traveling along the Via Mares — the “Way of the Sea”) toward Tiberias. We will visit Ebenezer — the site where Israel fought the Philistines, and the Ark of the Covenant was lost. If time allows, we will visit Mount Carmel, where Elijah did battle with the prophets of Baal. We’ll also go to Tel Megiddo, the ancient city overlooking the valley that Napoleon declared the world’s most perfect battlefield. You’ll look across the Valley of Armageddon where the armies of the world will gather to rebel against the Antichrist. Given their animosity toward Jesus Christ, He will defeat them with a word of His mouth as he descends to reign in Jerusalem. While at Megiddo, the ancient fortress city that guarded the approach to the valley, we will tour the tell and its fascinating water tunnel. After eating lunch at the Megiddo kibbutz, we will also go to Gideon Spring, where Gideon asked the Lord to confirm his calling and then called down his army so that there would be no doubt that the Lord delivered the victory. Along the way, we’ll also visit Mount Gilboa, where Saul and Jonathan died fighting the Philistines. Other surprises might be in store for this day, but we will eventually end up at our hotel in Tiberias on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee. Overnight in Tiberias. (B, L, D)

Day 5 ~ Galilee Area:

This will be a day focused on the northern flank of Israel — the Golan Heights. We will visit several battlefields on the Golan, including Tel Hazor, Tel Faher, and Mount Bental. From this high country, Hafez Assad used to bombard the Jews throughout the Galilee with artillery and rocket fire. To this day, Syria poses a tremendous threat on Israel’s northern border — now due to chaos and the Islamic State as well as Syrian forces themselves. The battle sites from 1967 and 1973 mark the location of hard–won victories for Israel. We will also visit Caesarea Philippi, where Jesus asked His disciples who they believed Him to be. In the timeless battle for men’s souls, that question continues to reverberate today. No other answer is as important in the eternal sense. Time permitting, we will also visit Kursi, Gamla, and the Nimrod Fortress. After a full day, we’ll return to our hotel in Tiberias. After dinner that evening, we’ll hear from a couple who serve as missionaries to the Druze people in the Galilee region. (B, L, D)

Day 6 ~ Northern Israel and the Golan Heights:

We will start out early to venture toward the Lebanese border. We’ll visit Mt Adir — overlooking a battle site from the 2006 war. Once a relatively stable northern border, Lebanon became increasingly turbulent as it fell under the sway of Iran. Paramilitary terrorist groups were emboldened to serve as proxy antagonists for the radicalized Iranian state. Over the years, Israel has been subjected to near–constant probes and attacks from Hezbollah, which has periodically erupted into full–scale conflict. If time allows, we will also visit the crusader fortress at Acco — where ostensibly Christian Crusaders maintained a presence in the Holy Land during the Middle Ages. Although they came to free the holy sites from the Muslims who had claimed ownership, these often-violent conquerors were horribly anti–Semitic as well, slaughtering Jews as well as Muslims. They certainly did not provide an accurate representation of a true disciple of Christ. We will visit the site near Haifa where Napoleon was defeated during his attempt to conquer the Holy Land. From there, we’ll return to the Sea of Galilee. We’ll pass by the Horns of Hattin, where Saladin’s Sunni Muslim forces soundly defeated the Crusaders and solidified Muslim control of the land of Israel for hundreds of years. Next, we’ll drive to the southern end of the Sea of Galilee to visit one of the oldest kibbutzim in Israel, Kibbutz Deganya, where Moshe Dayan was born and raised (and where a Syrian tank came to a rest after one modern battle). We will conclude the day with a visit to the Christian baptismal site on the Jordan River, just south of the Sea of Galilee. Those who want to profess their faith in Christ can publicly demonstrate the victory He offers as they participate in a baptism at the Jordan River. Overnight in Tiberias. (B, L, D)

Day 7 ~ Travel through Central Israel to Jerusalem:
We will begin making our way south early this morning toward Jerusalem. We’ll visit Mount Tabor — the site where Deborah took charge of the army of Israel when Barak hesitated. Under her leadership, the Canaanite army under Sisera was defeated. Mount Tabor is also the traditional location of the Transfiguration, where Jesus glory was revealed to his disciples. They walked beside Him every day and recognized the significance of His minis-try and even His rightful claim as Messiah. Still, they had not grasped prior to that moment the overwhelming glory of His nature as the Son of God. Even then, they mistakenly presumed to equate the revered Old Testament saints who appeared with Him. We will take the opportunity to magnify the One who commands the armies of heaven. We’ll also stop to walk through the incredible excavations at Beit Shean. This is the city where the body of King Saul was nailed to the walls. It is the largest excavation in the land of Israel. We will have a few other surprises this day as we follow the course of the Jordan River south toward Jericho. We will conclude the day by making our ascent to the city of Jerusalem, “the city of the Great King!” (Psalm 48:2). Overnight in Jerusalem. (B, L, D)

Day 8 ~ Jerusalem—Old City and New:
We will start this day in and around the Holy City itself. Our first site will be the Tomb of Samuel. Also known as the Vista of Gibeon, this is where the sun stood still as Joshua and the children of Israel fought the armies of five pagan kings. In answer to Joshua’s prayer, the Lord caused the sun to stand still “for about a whole day” — giving them time to defeat their enemies. More accurately, as Joshua 10:14 records, “the LORD fought for Israel.” We’ll then proceed to Radar Hill and the Samuel Overlook — a commanding view of Jerusalem where recent battles have been waged. Next, we will go to Ammunition Hill. A desperate battle raged here between soldiers of the IDF and dug–in Jordanian forces in 1967. Deemed a critical tactical position during the Six Day War, it has now been considered a tragic victory. At the end of the day, we’ll go to the Lions Gate and follow the path of the IDF paratroopers who retook the Old City of Jerusalem in 1967, ending up at the Western Wall. If time permits, we will also visit the Pool of Bethesda and the Crusader Church of St. Anne, as well as the Holy Sepulcher (the traditional Catholic site of the crucifixion and burial of Jesus). Along the way, we’ll stop in at the Convent of the Sisters of Zion where the pavement floor is located that served as the foundation of the Antonio Fortress. This is the place where Pilate judged Jesus and the soldiers scourged Him. On the way back to the hotel, we’ll visit Mt. Herzl military cemetery. Overnight in Jerusalem. (B, L, D)

Day 9 ~ North and West of Jerusalem:
We will head back out of Jerusalem itself this morning to travel to the Elah Valley — the site of the battle be-tween David and Goliath. We’ll also visit Tel Lachish along the western ascent road to Jerusalem, where King Sennacherib of Assyria began his approach toward Jerusalem. Using bloodthirsty tactics and psychological warfare, Sennacherib attempted to defeat Hezekiah. Once again, the LORD fought for Israel—utterly devastating the army of Assyria. We will continue up the road past Latrun (and the so–called “Burman Road”) where hostile Arab villages repeatedly repulsed and annihilated the armored convoys trekking toward the besieged Jewish quarters of Jerusalem in 1947 and 48. We will spend extra time at the IDF Armor Corps Museum in Latrun. Since we will have left the city for part of this day, we will mark our “second coming” back to the city by stopping at the Mount of Olives. Not only will this offer a beautiful panoramic view of Jerusalem, but it will also allow us to con-duct a devotional focusing on the Second Coming of Jesus. If time permits, we’ll then stroll down to a lovely chapel called Dominus Flevit before returning to our hotel. This chapel marks the traditional site where Jesus wept over the city of Jerusalem. Overnight in Jerusalem. (B, L, D)

Day 10 ~ South of Jerusalem (Judea and the Negev):
We will start out early to go to Gush Etzion, a collection of Jewish outposts that saw intense fighting in the War of Independence. These were some of the original Moshevs (Jewish collective farms) that drew immigrants from Europe before and after World War II. Increasing Arab hostility leading up to 1948 made them dangerous places to live. The day before David Ben Gurion declared independence, Arab forces under the control of the Jordanian Arab Legion captured Kfar Etzion and killed every inhabitant except 3 men and a woman. That outrage became emblematic of the ferocity of the battles that would follow. We will then travel farther into the desolate south of Israel—the Negev. There we will visit Beer Sheba and the IAF Museum. Highlighting the dedication of Israel’s air force, this will offer insight to many of the battles that have waged in the air over the past 70 years—including Operation Moked, the daring opening battle to the Six Day War in 1967. Overnight in Jerusalem. (B, L, D)

Day 11 ~ Jerusalem:
This will be a very special day as we begin at the Friends of Zion Museum. This is a new and amazingly high–tech presentation on some of the heroes who have stood with Israel. If you don’t go to Israel as a committed advocate already, this site will convince you to join the other followers of God’s Word who have determined to bless Israel. We will then go to the Garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus anticipated His great battle with Satan at the Cross. You can almost feel His anguish as we ponder His great sacrifice among olive trees that may spring from the very roots that bore fruit 2,000 years ago. The final site on our pilgrimage will be the Garden Tomb. It was here (or a spot literally within yards of this representative site) where Jesus was buried. On the third day, He manifested His authority and power by defeating Death itself. We will conclude our time together here with a worship and communion service. Time allowing, you will then be free to visit any site in or near Jerusalem during a “free after-noon.” Overnight Jerusalem. (B, L, D)

Day 12 ~ Return Home:
Very early this morning we depart to catch our flight from Tel Aviv to JFK via Madrid. We will return assured anew that our LORD fights for us and with new friends to last a lifetime and beyond!

Oct. 11 ~ IB 326 JFK-MAD 8:40P-10:05A+1
Oct. 12 ~ IB 1871 MAD-TLV 11:40A-5:25P
Oct. 22 ~ IB 1874 TLV-MAD 5:30A-9:55A
Oct. 22 ~ IB 211 MAD-JFK 12:25P-2:45P

+1=Next Day

(Flight schedule subject to change until tickets are issued)

Departure & Return Location: John F. Kennedy International Airport

Departure Time: 3 hours before flight time

Group Travel and Seat Assignment Information

All group seating is assigned by the airline and are under airport control. Group seats assigned by the airline cannot be changed through Discovery Cruises and Tours. However, you may address your seating at the airport on check-in. (Please note that if you contact the airline prior to your departure date, they will refer you back to DCT. As previously stated, we cannot make any changes to the group seats assigned by the airline.)

Your airline ticket receipt will be issued electronically by the airline and then emailed to you by DCT. When you arrive to the airport, please be prepared to present a passport to an airline representative to receive your boarding pass.

Dan Panorama Tel Aviv

Leonardo Plaza Tiberias

Dan Panorama Jerusalem

Prices quoted are per person and in US dollars and are based upon fares and costs in effect at the time of publication

Whenever possible, DCT obtains price guarantees from suppliers; however, depending upon the strength of the US dollar and price fluctuations of oil, gas and other costs, published rates are subject to change without notice

AIR TRANSPORTATION

Jet economy class on Iberia Airlines

50 seats confirmed (additional sears may be at a higher airfare)

Tickets must be finalized 45 days prior to departure

Tickets cannot be changed once issued

Travelers may arrange their own air and pay the ground only price
(*Travelers doing their own air MUST meet the group at the airport or hotel)

AIRPORT TAXES AND FUEL

$200 (actual cost as of 3/3/2025)

Taxes/fuel surcharges may change without notice; any increase will be billed to the traveler and must be paid prior to departure

HOTELS

Four & five star hotels throughout

Prices based upon two persons sharing a two-bed room

Single rooms are subject to availability for an additional cost of $2100

If a traveler doesn’t designate a roommate and Discovery Cruises and Tours is unable to do so, or if a roommate cancels before departure, the passenger will be required to pay the supplemental charge; the traveler may be billed after the final payment date if necessary

MEALS

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

SIGHTSEEING

Local transportation via deluxe, air-conditioned motor coach

The services of an English-speaking Israeli guide

Entrance to sites on the itinerary are included in the tour price

– Passport costs

– Accident and baggage insurance

– Transporting and handling excess luggage

– Optional tours and excursions not mentioned in this itinerary

– TIPS: $192 for personal tips to guides, drivers and others rendering special services will be added to the invoice.

*In the event it becomes necessary to overnight material due to late receipt of registration or final payments, traveler will be billed for these charges.

REGISTRATION & DEPOSIT: A deposit of $500 per person is required at the time of registration. The deposit may be charged to your VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover Card. Registrations received inside ninety (90) days must be accompanied by full payment. A late registration may result in an additional fee for airfare depending on the airline and seat availability.

PAYMENTS: All payments after the initial deposit may be made in one of the following two ways:

Credit card– A 2.25% processing fee will be applied (Payment will be made through your Dashboard)
Mail– Personal check, cashier’s check, credit card check or money order (no processing fee)

If you make the payment by check, make your check payable to Discovery Cruises and Tours, and include the pastor’s name in the memo field. Please mail your check to:

Discovery Cruises and Tours

P.O. Box 2148

Hurst, TX 76053

FINAL PAYMENT: The final payment is due July 13, 2025, ninety (90) days prior to departure.

Payments received inside ninety (90) days will be assessed an $80 late payment fee. NOTE: All reservations not fully paid by the ninety-day deadline are subject to cancellation, for which Tour Operator is not to be held responsible.

ETA-IL REQUIREMENT: (This information is taken directly from the Israel-Entry Website)

The rules for travel to Israel have changed. Starting from August 2024, visitors from visa-exempt countries are required to obtain an ETA-IL(Electronic Travel Authorization) to enter the state of Israel. An approved ETA-IL, indicates that you are allowed to travel to Israel and stay for up to 90 days per visit.

All travelers to Israel must have a valid visa or ETA-IL approval before they start their journey. If you are eligible, obtaining an ETA-IL is a simpler and faster process. Learn more

Note: Israeli citizens or holders of an Israeli identity number do not need to apply for an ETA-IL.

PASSPORT: A valid passport is required to leave the USA and must be obtained in person by each tour member. No visas are required for Israel. It should be valid for a minimum of six months after your return date or you will be denied boarding.

INSURANCE: Acting only as agents for suppliers, Discovery Cruises and Tours is not responsible for damage, loss, or theft of luggage and/or personal belongings, or for personal injury, accident and/or illness. For your own protection, it is important that you have adequate insurance to cover these possibilities. You should carry proof of insurance in the event you need medical attention while in Israel. For optional insurance please contact Mission Safe here to go directly to their website.

AIRLINE SEATS: Seats without a deposit must be released 100 days from departure. If you cancel your seat with DCT in writing within the 100 days there is a penalty of $100 per person.

CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS

If a traveler cancels their tour for any reason, the following cancellation frees will apply:

TIMEFRAME

CANCELLATION FEE PER PERSON

Day of Registration – July 12, 2025

$200

July 13, 2025 – July 28, 2025

$500

July 29, 2025 – August 13, 2025

25% of tour cost

August 14, 2025 – September 11, 2025

50% of tour cost

On or after September 12, 2025

NO REFUND

All cancellation requests must be sent in an email to contact@dcttravel.com.

NOTE: Trip cancellation and interruption insurance is available through Misson Safe, and other vendors, and is highly recommended.

TOUR OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITY

Discovery Cruises and Tours (Tour Operator) agrees to arrange for the tour described in this brochure. This represents the entire agreement between the passenger and his agent, the Tour Host, the Tour Operator and its agents. Except as stated herein, no person is authorized to cancel, modify, or vary the tour arrangements or to make any representation of warranty concerning the tour. Except for the willful negligence of its direct employees, the Tour Operator assumes no liability or responsibility for any injuries, damages occasioned by circumstances beyond the control of Tour Operator, or by any person for any reason whatsoever, including but not limited to default or omission of and by any third party providing services or facilities related to or included in this tour or any part thereof, or in arranging for the same, or the acts or omissions of the Tour Host. Tour Operator reserves the right to refuse or revoke travel to anyone who is deemed incapable of group travel per the sole judgment of Tour Operator. Due to circumstances beyond the Tour Operator’s control, the sequence of touring sites may occasionally need to be altered. The airlines or cruise lines are not to be held responsible for any act, omission or event during the time the passengers are not on board planes, ships or conveyances. The passenger contracts, in use by the airlines and cruise lines, and the passenger or purchaser of this tour and/or passage and Tour Operator assume no liability or responsibility in connection therewith. Also, the Tour Operator WILL NOT BE responsible for: (a) flight schedule changes, mechanical breakdowns, government actions, weather, acts of God, acts of war or aggression, whether declared or undeclared, hijackings, or other circumstances beyond its control, including any connecting flights that may be missed as a result thereof (participants should consider the possibility of delays when arranging connecting flights); (b) the failure to follow instructions, including but not limited to check-in and check-out times and baggage handling; and, (c) charges incurred relating to single room/stateroom requirements either by the passengers themselves or their assigned roommates. Payment of the deposit or any partial or full payment for a reservation constitutes consent to all provisions listed in this brochure.