The countdown has begun: A conversation with Rabbi Elie Mischel, Part 1

As Rabbi Elie Mischel released Countdown: American Jews and God’s Plan for Redemption, a congressional candidate rose in the polls after calling to imprison American Zionists for treason. Rabbi Mischel explains why he believes the growing hostility toward Jews is part of God’s plan for redemption.

Will the America First movement abandon Israel?

Charlie Kirk was worried. Privately, in conversations and in a letter he sent to Prime Minister Netanyahu roughly five months before he was killed, Kirk outlined what he saw coming: a younger generation of America First conservatives being systematically turned against Israel, and Israel doing almost nothing to stop it.

An Indiana tragedy. A mission that reached Gaza.

Six years ago, Scott Dodson stood in a hospital and said goodbye to his brother, who tragically bled out on the side of an Indiana road after a head-on collision with a truck. First responders resuscitated him three and four times just to keep him alive long enough for the family to get there. It was the last time Dodson would see him.

Texas Democrat calls to imprison and castrate “Zionists”

Galindo, a former sex therapist running in Texas’s 35th Congressional District around San Antonio, posted on Instagram last week that if elected, she would “turn Karnes ICE Detention Center into a prison for American Zionists and former ICE officers.

Why did God give the Bible to idol worshippers?

I’ve spent the last two years thinking and writing about this question, and I’ve come to believe it is directly connected to the greatest crisis facing the American Jews  today. That crisis, and the answer to this ancient question, are the subject of my new book, Countdown: American Jews and God’s Plan for Redemption, published this week.

What the ancient Jews put on their doorposts

The entrance to a home is not just a threshold. It’s a declaration. It tells the world who lives there, what they believe, and whose they are. God understood that long before we did.

Returning lost tribe of Ephraim: Sanhedrin meets Pashtun man from Afghanistan

A man from Afghanistan walked into a meeting with the Sanhedrin in Jerusalem this week and introduced himself as a son of Yusuf, son of Yaakov, of the nation of Bani Israel. He is from the tribe of Ephraim. And he just may be the beginning of the return of millions of Pashtun as the prophesied return of the lost tribes of Israel.