Israel’s Daunting Decision on Drawing Permanent Borders
Calculating the benefits and risks of extending sovereignty to parts of the West Bank.
The Ultimate Act of Friendship is to Respect your Friend
I am a very proud Jew who believes deeply in the mission and unique destiny of the Jewish People.
Jerusalem: An Eye to the Future Amid the Challenges Today, Built on the Foundation of the Past
Since King David established Jerusalem over 3000 years ago, it has had many noteworthy leaders. Some are Biblical icons. Some are modern political, religious, and civic leaders. Numerous tyrants have conquered, destroyed, and occupied Jerusalem. In the modern era, there have been several leaders who have stood out for their noteworthy building of the city […]
Does the Term ‘Annexation’ Even Apply?
Is it correct to label Israeli actions with respect to the West Bank “annexation?” Can you annex territory that has already been designated as yours?
Iran Hacks Thousands of Israeli Sites with Cryptic Message of Israel’s Demise
Some of the compromised sites include those belonging to local municipalities, NGOs, restaurant chains, as well as a left-wing Member of parliament.
The Paradox Of Christian Evangelism
But it was an order – with a paradox. Christian theology describes how this primary audience was destined to reject the Jewish Messiah featured in the great commission.
Stuck Between Washington and Brussels
The Europeans are attacking Israel over the sovereignty issue, but their real target is US President Donald Trump, whom many Europeans view as an adversary.
King Abdullah’s Empty Threats
Abdullah will not cancel his kingdom’s peace treaty with Israel, because the treaty guarantees the survival of his regime.
CASHLESS SOCIETY 2020: How Banks Mint Money and What’s Restraining Digital Currency
Without the gold standard, US deficit spending has no imposed limits, except the federal government’s imposed (and bankers’ self-imposed) inflation limitation on the Federal Reserve’s ability to create money to finance the deficit.
Behar-Bechukotai: Jews Living Outside Eretz Yisrael?
And, that’s exactly the condition the Jewish people found Eretz Yisrael in, when they started returning in the mid-19th century, a desolate and barren land.