“Good Evening, Thugs”: Israeli academic delivers mock apology to protestors
“I am indeed, as they claim, an IDF veteran, and I plan to act like one—these modern brownshirts are not going to send me into hiding.”
Chosen for a Purpose: Israel’s Ancient Calling and Its Modern Struggle
From the moment the Israelites stood at Sinai, the idea of a “chosen people” entered the human vocabulary—but it has long been misunderstood.
Standing with Israel Through the Soil of the Temple Mount
Every generation faces a moment when faith must become action. For our generation, that moment is Jerusalem.
American Public Opinion Shifts Toward Palestinian Statehood as Israelis—and Palestinians—Reject It
American voters, largely detached from the daily reality of Middle Eastern life, now favor a diplomatic vision rejected by both Israelis and Palestinians.
Pete Hegseth Gets It. The IDF Still Doesn’t.
Israel can win decisively when it chooses to. The problem is that Israel rarely chooses to, and when it does, it often apologizes for doing so afterwards.
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