Silicon Valley bets $60 million on blocking the sun as Joel’s warning of darkness looms
Stardust, an Israeli startup founded by two nuclear physicists, convinced some of the world’s wealthiest and most sophisticated investors to fund a plan that sounds like science fiction.
After Vance’s Rebuke, Israel365 Action Brings the Sovereignty Fight to the World Zionist Congress
In a city where faith and politics are never far apart, an English-speaking alliance of Jewish and Christian activists gathered this week to press an unambiguous case: Israel must extend sovereignty over Judea and Samaria.
Israel: The Only Place in the Middle East Where Christianity Is Growing
While Christians are vanishing from much of the Middle East, in Israel, their communities are growing, protected, and free.
Planting Trees in Gush Etzion to Honor Charlie Kirk’s Legacy
On Thursday, approximately 70 supporters gathered in Gush Etzion to plant trees in memory of Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and passionate Israel advocate who was assassinated in September at age 31.
For children who’ve lost everything, a home in Israel offers more than shelter
At Neve Michael, traumatized youth find therapy, education, and a path forward—but the work depends heavily on private donors
How public education turned against Israel
Among the most shocking developments in America in the two years since the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks is the surge of anti-Israel sentiment seen in public school classrooms, teachers’ unions and local school board meetings.
From Dismissing Believers to Discipling Leaders: John Moon’s Story
John Moon didn’t set out to find God. In fact, faith was almost absent from his upbringing
Survey: Younger Evangelicals Rejecting Israel’s Biblical Role: Replacement Theology Making a Comeback
Evangelical Christians under the age of 35 are significantly less likely than their elders to believe that the Jewish people are God’s “chosen people” and are more inclined to embrace “Replacement Theology”.
Ted Cruz warns of rising antisemitism on the right
“In the last six months, I have seen antisemitism rising on the right in a way I have never seen it in my entire life,” Cruz declared, his voice cutting through the packed sanctuary. “The church is asleep right now.”
For the first time in Jerusalem: an Assyrian inscription from the First Temple period was discovered
The discovery strengthens our understanding of the depth of the Assyrian presence in Jerusalem, and the extent of its influence on and involvement in the conduct of the affairs of the Judean kingdom.