How should Christians think about the crisis in Israel?
Over the past few months, I have been asked by many of my Christian friends, most of whom hold positions of communal leadership, to explain the current crisis in the state of Israel.
Israel Police meet Church leaders to address anti-Christian hate crimes in Jerusalem
The meeting comes amid a wave of attacks and hate crimes targeting Christians and Christian sites.
Haifa church erects metal gates to prevent Jews entering Cave of Elisha
The visits by the ultra-Orthodox Jews are not solely for the purpose of prayer and occasionally are focused on vandalizing the church.
Nations’ Ninth of Av recognizes Rabbi Weisz and Tommy Waller for reconciling Jews and Christians
The event honored Rabbi Tuly Weisz, the head of Israel365, for his remarkable work in bridging ties between Israel-loving evangelicals and the State of Israel.
Bridgebuilder Spotlight: Dr. Victoria Sarvadi
A community of activists in the Christian-Jewish engagement space has developed, with people reaching out to each other to promote fraternity and humanitarian projects.
Is there a religious war brewing at the Cave of Eliyahu?
Several dozen Jews belonging to the Hasidic Breslov sect arrived and attempted to enter the church next to the cave.
Delegation of high-level Evangelical Christian women leaders to meet Israeli officials
The participants of the educational “Women of the Bible Tour” are coming to Israel from America, Turks and Caicos, London, and the Bahamas.
My Tree helps Christians in the U.S. connect powerfully with Israel
Hundreds of people have sponsored My Tree’s Israeli farmers and their work tending to olive groves and wineries in the Holy Land.
Video Series: A thought-provoking conversation on the state of Jewish-Christian relations
In a wide-ranging conversation, Israel365News correspondent Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz engaged in a dialogue with David Nekrutman, the Executive Director of The Isaiah Projects
Major rabbi acknowledges Friends of Zion and Jewish-Christian relations
The Friends of Zion Heritage Center opened its new “Power of Words” exhibition on Friday featuring the portraits of 40 Holocaust survivors and the phrases or slogans that they live by.