Fixing the sukkah in the end of days

Few of us understand how, after 2,000 years of difficult relations, devout Christians have become our most devoted allies at the very moment we need them most.

Lawmakers say they answer to God, not the algorithm

West Virginia Congressman Riley Moore stood in front of a room of conservative activists this month and made an admission rarely heard from anyone on Capitol Hill: he does not consider his voters his first boss.

Did Balaam see 9/11 coming? What the Zohar actually says about Rome

Every September, Americans return to the same images: two towers falling, a gash in the Pentagon, a nation watching in disbelief. Few know that centuries before airplanes existed, a Jewish mystical text described a city whose highest towers would collapse on a single day, along with another, more massive structure.

Same Act. Opposite Judgment.

As leaders around the world including Trump have the potential to become modern-day Cyruses, they can tap into the Biblical blessing by encouraging their Jewish citizens to fulfill their historic destiny by returning to Eretz Yisrael.

New scans push Turkey’s Noah’s Ark formation closer to proof

Renewed interest in the ark’s remains carries meaning beyond the question of archaeology. It stands as a reminder that mankind entered into a binding covenant with God the moment Noah stepped off that vessel, one that has never been revoked and continues to carry obligations today.