Mansur Ashkar grew up Druze, served as a hostage-rescue officer and negotiator in Israeli special forces, and has been a gamer since the ’90s. After October 7 he picked up a camera. Now about 3 million people a month hear him explain the Middle East.
Each one can run as a keynote, fireside chat, workshop, briefing or panel, in person or online, and adapts to the room.
So far: churches, synagogues, campuses and conferences across the US. Any community that wants to understand Israel is welcome to ask, and he travels from Germany for every booking.
● Upcoming ○ Past
Mars Hill Community Church, Powder Springs, GA
Dallas area, TX · by invitation
Turning Point Community Church, Lubbock, TX
Michael-Ann Russell JCC, North Miami Beach, FL
Nashville, TN · attended as a JCZC ambassador
Planning an event? Check his dates
The battlefield has moved to gaming and streaming, and no one is fighting the good fight there.
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Mansur has a role in the new season of Fauda, the Israeli thriller about an undercover counterterror unit. The full season is streaming on Netflix.
Watch on NetflixThe videos, the research and the travel run on three things: YouTube ad revenue, the talks he gives, and members on Patreon. That mix is what keeps him free to say what he thinks.
Whatever your faith or background, if you stand with Israel, a membership keeps a Druze Israeli voice in the conversation.
“Your support helps give me the freedom to keep creating, speaking openly, telling important stories.”
Tell us who’s in the room and what they’re wrestling with. You’ll hear back about availability and which talk fits best.
