Israel Opens Bedouin Employment Centers in Negev
Minister of Economy Naftali Bennet inaugurated today (May 27) two Riyan Employment Guidance Centers for the Bedouin population in Lakiya and Rahat in southern Israel.
Pope Francis’s Unfriendly Visit
The Golden Age of Catholic-Jewish relations seems to have come to an end during Francis’s visit to the Promised Land this week.
A Christian Response to the Immigration of Bnei Menashe
Christian supporter reacts to witnessing 40 members of the tribe of Bnei Menashe immigrate to Israel. Donna Jollay Christian Zionist supporter and member of Israel365 Summit talks about the immigration of the Bnei Menashe while welcoming them home at Ben Gurion Airport indeed.
New Bnei Menashe immigrants sing Hatikvah
Bnei Menashe in the airport after landing in Israel and fulfilling their 2,700 year old dream sing Hatikvah. This gives new meaning to the term “Our two thousand year old hope” Click here to support “Israel Returns” and help new immigrants settle in the Land of Israel
Prayer Denied: The Temple Mount Travesty
Shavuot (Pentecost) is one of the three biblical festivals at which the Jewish people would bring offerings to the Temple in Jerusalem. We observe the anniversary of Moses receiving the Torah, and commemorate and reaffirm it as if we were there.
Misplaced Outrage
This month the entire world was transfixed by the heinous kidnapping of more than 200 Nigerian, Christian school girls by the radical Islamic group Boko Haram, who were then forced to convert to Islam; And then this week we watched as a Sudanese Court handed out the death sentence to 27 year old Meriam YehyaI Ibrahim, for the crime of apostasy.
The New Palestinian “Journalists”
An Israeli journalist, Avi Issacharoff, who has been covering Palestinian affairs for over a decade, reported that he and his cameraman were nearly lynched by a Palestinian mob as they tried to cover a Palestinian demonstration in the town of Beitunia, near Ramallah, on May 16.
Prophecy Fulfilled: Members of the Lost Tribes Return to Zion (Photos)
A group of 80 Bnei Menashe, members of the lost tribe of Menashe, made aliyah (moving to Israel) this past week from India. They comprise the first wave out of a total of 250 immigrants that are slated to arrive over the coming month.
A Click Away from Jerusalem: Largest Virtual Tour of Jerusalem Launched
JERUSALEM – Would you like to visit the Kotel, the Western Wall, or delve into Jerusalem’s subterranean history; pray at Jerusalem’s many synagogues; climb the String Bridge or jump to the Mount of Olives; visit the Old City’s gates – Now? Well, you can, virtually.
800-Year-Old Seal Used by St. Sabas Uncovered
An 800-year-old lead seal used by the Monastery of St. Sabas was uncovered by archaeologists in Jerusalem.