Regavim Expose’: The Illegal Palestinian Stealth Buy-Out of Jerusalem
The PA has been operating a significant and clandestine governance structure in East Jerusalem for over a decade, all in violation of the Oslo Accords, which explicitly restrict Palestinian Authority activities to areas in Judea and Samaria.
Archaeological Vandalism: Ancient Jewish Sites in Biblical Heartland Under Systematic Attack
Deliberate vandalism and institutional neglect endanger thousands of sites documenting biblical and post-biblical Jewish history.
Church Leaders Blame Israel for Taybeh Attacks — But Evidence Says Otherwise
In a region where narratives often matter more than facts, the story of Taybeh is a reminder that truth must remain the cornerstone of justice, especially when entire communities are falsely vilified based on coordinated disinformation.
U.S. probes Anti-Netanyahu protest funding as former Israeli PM denies Epstein-Mossad Claims and Israel strikes Hezbollah
Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett rejected Tucker Carlson’s claim that Jeffrey Epstein worked for Mossad. U.S. lawmakers are probing whether taxpayer funds supported protests against Netanyahu, as Israel intensifies airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon.
The Yeshua Reformation
The Yeshua/Christian Zionism movement was not simply Christians who took on a new political cause. This was a shift in the basis of their belief and connection with a Jewish Jesus.
From Covenant to Kitchen: The Sacred Story of Israel’s Olive Oil and Honey
Long before modern borders were drawn, before cities rose and empires fell, the land of Israel was known by something more enduring than maps. It was known by its roots.
We Crushed Iran — So Why Haven’t We Finished Hamas?
How can a nation capable of penetrating Iran’s nuclear defenses fail to defeat a terror group next door? If you understand the spiritual fault lines running through Israeli society, the answer is painfully obvious.
From Prophecy to Action: Meet the Guardians Rebuilding Israel Today
Throughout the pages of the Bible, we meet men and women who stepped forward when the fate of Israel hung in the balance. They weren’t always warriors or kings—often, they were ordinary people who answered an extraordinary call. Today, that calling continues.
Bombing Auschwitz—in Iran
The choice for Israel was to do what the international community has always done about Iranian oppression—nothing—or to take action to interrupt the mass torture, even at the risk of harming some bystanders.
What My Episcopalian Friend From Texas Taught Me About Standing with Israel
In a world where it is often easy or convenient to look away from evil, there are people who see the darkness and are compelled to run toward it in the name of mercy and light. One of those was my friend Embry Canterbury, who passed away suddenly and tragically.