Iran past, present, and future: a conversation with Marziyeh Amirizadeh
“Iranians reject Islam and need to be given the opportunity to live in freedom. I believe that Iran is ripe for a spiritual revolution, with millions of Iranians becoming Christians.”
As Iran burns, Israeli rabbis issue prayers, see divine vengeance and the footsteps of the Messiah
For Rabbi Eliyahu and others, the chaos was not merely a geopolitical event but a moment requiring urgent spiritual intervention and scriptural interpretation.
Abbas’ latest hospital stay highlights long record of Israeli medical care for PA and Hamas leaders
Once again, the leader of a political body locked in conflict with Israel depended on Israeli medicine, Israeli doctors, and an Israeli health system to preserve his life.
Trump tells New York Times: “We don’t need” antisemites in MAGA
“There has been no better president in the history of the world as we know it that has been stronger or better and less antisemitic, certainly, than Donald Trump,” President Trump said, referring to himself in the third person.
Why the basketball court has become one of Israel’s most crucial spaces for healing
For many injured Israeli soldiers, something far more transformative happens off the hospital floor. It happens on a basketball court.
An Orthodox Jewish organization at a Christian media conference?
The world we are living in no longer allows Jews and Christians who share basic moral commitments to remain in separate lanes.
Your daughter is murdered—and we move on
We know the world doesn’t care about murdered Jews. The international community accuses Israel of a fictional genocide but has nothing to say when Jewish teenagers are butchered. But do we care? Do the Jewish people themselves care?
As Iran burns, Ayatollah eyes Moscow exit while Trump and Netanyahu plan strike
While demonstrators fill the streets demanding freedom, intelligence reports reveal that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has prepared an escape plan to Russia, complete with a handpicked entourage of family and aides.
No, Tucker, Hamas, not Israel, is the decisive factor in Gaza’s vanishing Christians
If Israel left Gaza completely in 2005 and has had no civilian presence there since, why did the Christian population collapse precisely after Hamas seized power in 2007?
A little pro-Israel honesty at the United Nations
Ambassador Tammy Bruce reaffirmed both America’s commitment to its allies and its insistence that international norms apply equally to all.