A rare, 1,300-year-old lead pendant decorated with a menorah symbol uncovered by Temple Mount
How did an ancient pendant made of cast lead, decorated on both sides with a seven-branched menorah, come to Jerusalem at a time when Jewish presence in the city was restricted?
From settlement to sanctuary: Israel’s call to illuminate the world
True settlement in the Land is not about retreating into comfort amid challenges. It is about aligning with a divine purpose that extends far beyond our borders.
Hurricane Byron soaks Israel, replenishes reservoirs while Iran lunges deeper into drought
As Hurricane Byron pushed across the Mediterranean and slammed into Israel, the storm delivered a sudden, forceful reminder of how water shapes this land.
Scientists identify immune cells that could slow aging, echoing Messianic prophecies
“If the intention is to prolong or save lives, it is indeed a blessed endeavor. But if it is an attempt to usurp the place of God, to remove death from the world, that is like the generation that built the Tower of Babel to take the place of God in heaven.”
How Israel Created Thanksgiving: The Biblical Roots of America’s Holiday
The Pilgrims saw themselves as the “chosen people” fleeing from the “brutal king” James the First, whom they referred to as “Pharaoh”, thereby casting off their “yoke of bondage” and oppression.
A Time That Tested Israel, and a Call That Echoes Across the Bible
The story of Israel has always been a story of hardship and courage, fear and faith, darkness and renewal.
Bless the Nation of Israel: Protect Her Widows
Like Naomi and Ruth, many Israeli widows are left to face life’s challenges without a husband or father to provide for them.
Divine Guidance and Bold Action: What Rebekah Can Teach Us About Standing with Israel Today
Rebekah’s actions weren’t random—they were guided by divine purpose, just as we are called to trust that our own actions, no matter how small, can have great meaning.
Kosher Cheeseburgers Coming Soon: Israeli Food-Tech Remilk Brings Lab-Grown Dairy to Supermarket Shelves
Some suggest that the ability to eat previously forbidden foods is a sign of the Messianic era.
Two Psalms That Inspire Every Day of the Year
Every year seems to move faster. The world feels louder, more divided, and somehow less certain. In moments like these, we all long for something steady—something that grounds us in faith and reminds us that God is still in control.