Make this year’s resolution count
As we step into this new year, let’s embrace the opportunity to change not just our own lives, but the lives of those who need it most. Let’s make a resolution that sticks—for Israel, for the people, and for the mission we’re all called to support.
IDF strikes across seven fronts, thwart terror attacks, and responds to Iran’s growing unrest in 2025
In 2025, the IDF conducted over 20,000 strikes across seven fronts, targeting terrorist operations in regions like Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran. Meanwhile, protests in Iran intensified, reflecting growing public demand for political and economic change.
A roadmap to redemption: Rabbi Tuly Weisz’s vision for Universal Zionism
On October 7, 2023, the world witnessed the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. But according to Rabbi Tuly Weisz, founder of Israel365, that horrific day—and the global antisemitic eruption that followed—may paradoxically mark the beginning of humanity’s most significant transformation.
Tucker Carlson says no Americans have died from radical Islam. History says otherwise.
The statement was sweeping, absolute, and demonstrably false. Yet Carlson delivered it as a settled fact, while directing blame toward Israel and dismissing concerns about jihadist violence as manufactured propaganda.
How a near-death crisis sparked Paul Sarvadi’s mission to strengthen Jewish-Christian unity
Long before he became the CEO of a multibillion-dollar public company, Paul Sarvadi found himself in the back of an ambulance, watching his newborn child slip away and realizing he could not save his wife, who was dying beside him.
Jerusalem court orders Hamas to pay nearly one billion shekels for October 7 massacre
Hamas simply failed to respond, and the court entered a default judgment that places the organization squarely and formally on record as financially liable for one of the worst terror attacks in Israel’s history.
I agree with Pope Leo about Gaza
Leo cleverly connected the story of Jesus being born in a manger to draw a metaphor that God had “pitched his fragile tent” among the people of the world. Then, speaking of tents, he took his metaphor further, saying, “How, then, can we not think of the tents in Gaza, exposed for weeks to rain, wind and cold?”
America’s pro-Israel community: Defining priorities for 2026
In the wake of Hamas’s October 7 attack on southern Israel, America’s pro-Israel community mobilized to free hostages, counter media bias, support Israeli communities, and confront antisemitism. Now the question is clear: What should our priorities be for 2026?
The blood libel returns: Why every friend of Israel must speak up now
When Francesca Albanese of the UN falsely accuse Israel of “genocide,” they’re not making a political argument. They’re reviving one of history’s oldest and most destructive weapons against the Jewish people: the blood libel.
Mikveh from final days of the Second Temple discovered beneath Western Wall Plaza
The ancient ritual bath, sealed beneath a layer of ash and pottery from the destruction of 70 CE, emerged from the earth just days before the Tenth of Tevet—the fast day that marks the beginning of Jerusalem’s siege by the Babylonians.