“Miriam’s Dance” Headlines Israel365 Artweek
The triumphant figure of Miriam, tambourine raised high as she leads the women of Israel in celebration, takes center stage in this year’s Israel365 Artweek—a week-long exhibition bringing biblical narratives to life through contemporary art.
Ancient Roots, Modern Excellence: The Story of Shiloh Blend Olive Oil
Delve into the rich history and culture behind Shiloh Blend Olive Oil, crafted from centuries-old Israeli traditions.
Part 4: Ancient Hebron (Chevron)
Discover the resilient history of Hebron in this detailed exploration of its past, from the Bar Kochba Revolt to Roman conquests and beyond.
Share with Your Friends: “Sovereignty Seder” Guide for Passover Celebrations
This incredible new resource connects the ancient exodus story with the modern-day call for Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
Go Back To Ancient Hebron (Chevron, Part 3)
Against all odds, the Jewish people returned from Babylonian exile and re-established their presence in Hebron—preserving their identity through centuries of foreign rule. From Cyrus the Great’s historic proclamation to Herod’s enduring architecture, Hebron’s ancient stones echo a powerful story of resilience, faith, and survival.
From Sawdust to Salvation: How One Texas Builder is Redefining Faith-Based Business
As founder of Addison Homes in Leic, Texas, Jordan is carrying forward that legacy of faith-based entrepreneurship – but with a modern twist that’s reshaping how businesses approach customer service and employee care.
Free Webinar: Master Class in Red Heifer, Past, Present, and Future
A free webinar on Sunday will answer every question you ever had about the most enigmatic commandment in the Bible, covering the Biblical basis, the arrival in Israel of five red heifers from Texas, their status today, and the significance of the red heifer for Jews and Christians.
Sanhedrin: “Hamas is Amalek, must be entirely wiped out”
“We rule that the people of Gaza led by the Hamas movement, and all those who support and help them, have upon them the Torah law of Amalek,” the decision read.
Scientists: “Evidence suggests that the Genesis flood story might have a basis in reality”
“Our studies show that this region harbored life in that period and that, at some point, it was covered by water, which reinforces the possibility that a catastrophic event of great magnitude occurred,” the researchers stated.
Archeologists find evidence of Josiah, the last king of Judah
Archeologists announced that they had discovered evidence of the biblical story of the death of Josiah, the last great king of Judah, at the hands of the Egyptian Pharaoh Necho II. Historians say the story took place in 609 BCE at Megiddo in Northern Israel, known in Greek as Armageddon.