The widow God refuses to forget
The Bible commands care for the poor, the hungry, and the stranger. Yet it returns to the widow again and again, and God goes so far as to attach His own name to her cause. Why her?
Kayama wants to solve the fat problem hiding in your food
Kayama believes people shouldn’t have to choose between food that tastes great and food that’s better for them. Now it wants to prove that idea can work not just in a lab or a chef’s kitchen, but on factory lines around the world.
Arabs set fire to Jewish hilltop, burn their own cars, and cry “settler violence”
“Today we are witnessing another blood libel as part of the ‘settler violence’ campaign, and it has been disproven. This is a systematic and false attempt to smear the hilltop residents, something that unfortunately succeeds at times.”
Let the children sleep; tomorrow is gone
Her whole life as a mother had been about standing between her child and the world. But she could not stand between her daughter and this. The army would take her daughter today, and Tanya did not want to be the one to give her to them.
“We will do October 7 again”: Freed hostage Avinatan Or reveals Hamas captor’s threat
“As long as there is one Jew in the Land of Israel, we will slaughter you again and again and again,” the terrorist told Or.
In the third year, we plant: 5 million flags for October 7th
Across more than 4,375 churches, 1,200 Israeli flags now fill front lawns in memory of the 1,200 lives lost on October 7.
What “they shall be My people” does not mean
The Jerusalem Noahide Congress is not the next step toward the House. A congress that stops the nations at seven laws, then calls the stop “My people,” mistakes a starting point for the fulfillment of Zechariah’s vision.
1,000 Christian leaders mark October 7 in Israel, head to Shiloh as Europe boycotts Judea and Samaria
On Thursday, the delegation will travel to ancient Shiloh in Samaria, making it the second large Christian group in two weeks to enter the biblical heartland as European governments move to boycott the Jews who live there.
Ten parties, one stage, one anthem: Israel365 News hosts English-language election town hall
Israeli politicians are famous for shouting over each other on television panels. On Sunday night in Jerusalem, representatives of ten parties shared a single stage for two hours, answered the toughest question their opponents could throw at them.
Tomorrow’s headlines: Israeli apartheid, Arab discrimination, and why it’s a lie
Israel is one hearing away from doing something it has never done. The head of an Arab party is about to be kept off the Knesset ballot, and the ruling will be sold abroad as proof that Israel is an apartheid state that silences and discriminates against its Arab citizens.