“From Boats to Breakthroughs”: Chris Granzow on Building in Israel, Backing Aliyah, and Why He Shows Up
The American entrepreneur explains how a first trip in 2017 led to philanthropy, businesses on the Sea of Galilee, and a campaign to educate Christians about their role in Israel’s story.
How the Palestinian Authority Turned Killers into Celebrities
The world cheered as “Palestinian prisoners” walked free as part of the October 2025 hostage deal. But behind the celebration lies a darker truth: these men weren’t victims of “occupation” as the media wants you to believe; they are convicted murderers.
Why we need the Bible more than ever
The irony is thick: the loudest voices against Israel are often the ones most desperate for what Israel gave the world—the Bible itself.
In Tel Aviv, Tommy Robinson Finds the Allies He Couldn’t Find in London
At the Tel Aviv Port’s Hangar 11, more than a thousand Israelis rose to their feet as Tommy Robinson took the stage. The British activist—reviled across much of Europe as a far-right agitator and serial offender—was greeted with cheers and applause.
When Yitzhak Rabin blinked against Hamas
The failure to decapitate the leadership of Hamas when the opportunity presented itself is one of modern Israel’s most devastating missed chances.
160 Terrorist Millionaires Released in the Gaza Ceasefire Deal
Convicted murderers received over $70 million from Palestinian Authority while imprisoned—raising questions about incentivizing terrorism.
Hamas Continued Infiltration Attempts Threaten Fragile Gaza Ceasefire as U.S. Envoys Push to Salvage Truce
A tenuous ceasefire between Israel and Hamas faced a new strain today after a cell of Hamas terrorists attempted to infiltrate Israeli-controlled territory in northern Gaza, marking yet another violation of the fragile truce.
Hostages, Joseph, and the Final Redemption
“We put our trust in the government to save us, but [just as the cupbearer did not keep faith with Joseph], we were forsaken by our government.”
Hamas Shatters Ceasefire with Deadly Attack — Israel’s Response Was Lawful Defense, Not Aggression
Hamas violated the U.S.-brokered ceasefire first, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding three others in a surprise anti-tank and sniper attack near Rafah.
The Hypocrisy and Brainwashing Over Gaza
They’ve marched and shouted for a “ceasefire” and to “protect Gazans.” Yet now, when Hamas has finally been defeated, they have nothing to say.