What the ancient Jews put on their doorposts
The entrance to a home is not just a threshold. It’s a declaration. It tells the world who lives there, what they believe, and whose they are. God understood that long before we did.
Returning lost tribe of Ephraim: Sanhedrin meets Pashtun man from Afghanistan
A man from Afghanistan walked into a meeting with the Sanhedrin in Jerusalem this week and introduced himself as a son of Yusuf, son of Yaakov, of the nation of Bani Israel. He is from the tribe of Ephraim. And he just may be the beginning of the return of millions of Pashtun as the prophesied return of the lost tribes of Israel.
Nearly 80% of Gazans want out. The numbers were rising long before the war.
A new survey from tells a story that Hamas does not want told: nearly 80% of Gazans surveyed expressed interest in emigrating from the Gaza Strip. It shows an overwhelming portion of Gaza’s civilian population is focused not on resistance, not on a Palestinian state, but on leaving.
Iran’s parliament votes to put a price on Trump’s head, and it’s not the first time
Iran is institutionalizing assassination as state policy, funding it with public money, and clothing it in the language of jihad, holy war. It has effectively declared war on the sitting president of the United States and the prime minister of Israel.
Dimming the sun: Israeli startup aims to block sunlight, echoing Joel’s prophecy
The prophet Joel did not frame a darkened sun as a technological achievement, but, rather, as an end-of-days warning from God.
The question every pro-Israel American needs to answer
Join a live Israel365 Action briefing tomorrow with four of the sharpest pro-Israel voices in policy, media, faith, and security, and get an honest read on where things actually stand.
While the world wrote Israel off, investors who didn’t are celebrating
On October 8, 2023, the morning after the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, financial analysts across the world reached the same conclusion: Israel’s economy was in for a prolonged and painful collapse. They were wrong.
The Argentinian president with a Jewish soul
Javier Milei’s personal rabbi serves as Argentina’s ambassador to Israel. That single fact tells you more about this man than any speech he has given. And he has given many.
Woe to the judges who call evil good
The International Criminal Court presents itself as the world’s highest court of justice. Now imagine that one of its judges receives a private visit from an envoy of a wealthy and powerful nation. The message is simple: rule against our enemy, and we will make you a very rich man.
The night my wife finally got it
It was the last night of the trip. Shabbat was ending in Efrat, the Jewish community a few minutes from Bethlehem. The Christian participants, all of them in their 20s, were taking turns sharing their thoughts on the trip and how it had changed their lives.Â