Bar Ilan Street - where fighting broke out every Shabbat on whether the road should be open or closed during Shabbat.

The Western Wall - where fights broke out between Jews of various backgrounds in regards to the religious practices of various worshipers.

Kiryat Gat - where a certain Jewish youth group took to burning Mezuzot in protest.

In all cases we were able to stop the violence. Then a pattern emerged. It became clear that our success came as a result of implementing the beautiful values needed to fulfill the basic Jewish tenent of "Love Your Neighbor," which the Jewish people introduced to the world.

The question we asked ourselves was, "Why isn't Israel flowing with milk and honey and
'Love Your Neighbor?' Why doesn't a culture of trust, respect, idealism, caring and working together to fulfill common goals exist?"

Our response lead us to a program we called ISRAEL TOMORROW.