The mountain that carried Jerusalem’s fire to Babylon now flies the Israeli flag
The Israeli flag now flies from the summit of Mount Sartaba, raised there for the first time in history by Israel’s Ministry of Heritage. The flag is a deliberate, unmistakable statement that this land, the biblical heartland, belongs to the Jewish people.
First Judeo-Christian Zionist Congress: echoes of Theodore Herzl’s Zionist Congress
This past week, a proclamation was made—a clarion call for Christians to unite and publicly declare their love for Israel and the Jewish people. It was a voice the Jewish people had only heard in faint whispers in the past.
The 50th anniversary of a book that explained Israel like no other
Reading a chronicle of the Israeli peace movement now is a fascinating reminder of how far the Labor Party and the Israeli left have drifted.
Pastor Allen Jackson: Christian Zionism is under attack — from the right
At the National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Nashville, Rabbi Pesach Wolicki sat down with one of America’s most prominent pastors to discuss a shift in Christian support for Israel that neither man is willing to accept.
First expansion since Six-Day War aligns with biblical vision of a growing Jerusalem
A recent development agreement signed between the state and the Mateh Binyamin Regional Council would, pending final approvals, establish a new Jewish community that constitutes the first expansion of Jerusalem since 1967.
Greene blames Israel for Bethlehem’s vanishing Christians, but the numbers tell a different story
Greene’s Bethlehem visit is Carlson’s template applied to in-person diplomacy: arrive, receive a commemorative medal, repeat the PA mayor’s talking points to millions of American Christian followers, and fly home without speaking to a single Christian who lives freely in Haifa, Nazareth, or Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty.
Temple tradition meets modern reality: shoe rack approved on Mount
At the entrance to the Temple Mount, the holiest site in Judaism, shoes once lay in tangled heaps on the ground. The result was disorder, a tripping hazard, and a scene unbefitting the site where the Beit HaMikdash, the Holy Temple, once stood.
Temple Mount policy rewards violence: Jewish prayer rights curtailed during month of Ramadan
Israeli security is bracing for possible Iranian-orchestrated violence, increased stone-throwing incidents, and attempts by Palestinians to infiltrate into Israeli territory to reach the Temple Mount.
British Museum erases ‘Palestine’ from ancient exhibits after historical accuracy challenge
Museums and encyclopedias claim authority as guardians of knowledge and truth. When they abuse that authority to advance political agendas, they betray their fundamental purpose.
Activist with ties to Zohran Mamdani sparks outrage over ‘un-Islamic’ dog remarks
A New York activist known for defending what she calls “Palestinian resistance”, ignited fresh controversy this week — not over Israel, but over dogs.