Is Christian Zionism Part of the Redemption of Israel?
In the Jewish community, there are still many who are wary of Christian friendship and support.
Embryonic Judaism
The realization that Judaism began in a non-halachic way is vital to its future and to the future of Jewish identity.
Haredi Draft Ruling: High Court at the Public’s Service
Court’s decision to strike down the law allowing mass ultra-Orthodox exemptions from military service is an important milestone against political cynicism in which a minority repeatedly prevents the State of Israel from being a slightly more decent and civilized country.
Lessons From Pyongyang
Last weekend, the world experienced a petrifying “wake up call” when Pyongyang test launched a hydrogen bomb.
50 Shades of Anti-Semitism
Among Jews, there’s heightened concern about a rise of anti-Semitism.
Right Failed Test in its Response to Yair Netanyahu’s Meme
The Zionist left and the same right should present a clear and united stance when it comes to manifestations of anti-Semitism: Neither forgiveness nor understanding, and definitely not justification. But instead of condemning the prime minister’s son over his Facebook post, the Right is pointing an accusing finger at the Left.
Iran: See a Pattern?
If you have not been paying attention, the last thing you heard was that Syria had used sarin gas attack on civilians in 2013.
Illegal Migrant Problem? Greece Offers a Solution
The migration crisis simmered in Greece at about 10,000 illegals arriving a year.
The State Department’s Strange Obsession
The law of Occam’s Razor, refined to common parlance, is that the simplest explanation is usually the correct one.
Overseas Jews and Israel
The Internet provides insight into the range of opinions expressed by overseas Jews about Israel.