Integrity of Megiddo mosaic the priority, Israel Antiquities Authority says
The State Department has declined to address the controversy around possible loan to D.C.’s Museum of the Bible.
The Armageddon Mosaic And What it Says About Israel’s Relationship With Evangelical Christians
An ancient Christian mosaic that bears one of the earliest references to Jesus as God is currently at the heart of a dispute involving archeologists, evangelical Christians and Israeli officials.
Israel considers loaning early Christian mosaic to DC Bible Museum
The prayer hall at Megiddo was located in a Roman-era village dating to the 3rd century CE.
Ancient 5,500-year-old gate uncovered in south of Israel
The team used pottery found with the gates to determine that they were both in use during the same time.
Iran’s 400-second hypersonic threat and a 300-year-old prophecy
Could the Islamic Republic’s latest weapon fulfill a prediction of the Vilna Gaon?
IDF’s newest naval vessel launched in Mississippi
The Nahshon, the first of two new landing crafts to be integrated into the Navy, is set to be declared as an operational vessel in 2024.
Doctors’ political strike exposes compromised justice system
Have doctors put politics above their medical responsibilities?
This is not the moment to end US aid to Israel
The Jewish state can live without it, but cutting military assistance to show disdain for Netanyahu and his voters now would be a dangerous step towards ending the alliance.
Democratic lawmakers say ties with Israel will survive
“I don’t think that the issue of judicial reform will undermine the relationship,” said Rep. Greg Landsman (D-Ohio).
How should Christians think about the crisis in Israel?
Over the past few months, I have been asked by many of my Christian friends, most of whom hold positions of communal leadership, to explain the current crisis in the state of Israel.