Judeo-Christian Sources of the Koran
An exclusive interview with Ibn Warraq, author of the new book “Christmas in the Koran: Luxenberg, Syriac, and the Near Eastern and Judeo-Christian Background of Islam” (2014).
Is God Through with the Jews?
Anti-Semitism is spreading around the world at an alarming speed.
Aramean Christians Now Recognized as Official Nationality in Israel
After a short but intense campaign, a small community of Christians in Israel can now identify themselves the way they choose: as Arameans.
Ted Cruz Booed Off Stage by Christians For Supporting Israel (VIDEO)
US Senator Ted Cruz was booed offstage this week while speaking at a conference for Middle Eastern Christians.
How Church Attendance Affects American Attitudes Toward Israel
Israel benefits from the fact that Americans remain in large part a religious people. But declining ‎religiosity bodes ill for the Jewish state.
Christians United for Israel Bring Pastors from All 50 States to Israel
On the heels of announcing a national pro-Israel ad campaign, CUFI announced Monday that the group is taking 51 pastors to Israel for a four-day solidarity trip.
Israeli Christian Leader to Ambassadors: “We Must Unite Against Terror”
Father Gabriel Nadaf, one of the heads of the Greek-Orthodox church in Israel and a staunch supporter of the State of Israel, dispatched a letter to ambassadors from various countries stationed in Israel, calling on them to support Israel’s government and the IDF during Operation Protective Edge.
ISIS to Christians: Pay, Convert or Die
Over the weekend, militants from the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria set fire to a 1,800-year-old church in Mosul.
Christian and Canadian Support for Israel Defies Propaganda
Israel’s targets have been militants, military facilities, rocket launchers, tunnels and command centers. Israel has taken extraordinary measures to protect Palestinian civilian life.
Christian Support for Israel a Miracle (Part 2)
Together, how should Jewish and Christian Zionists proceed in this chaotic world of uncertainty? This is and should remain an open question by all concerned.
