After October 7, majority of Israelis support rebuilding the Temple, up from 30% in 2013
The shift did not happen gradually or quietly. It happened on October 7, 2023, when Hamas terrorists massacred 1,200 Israelis and shattered whatever remained of the Israeli public’s assumptions about security, sovereignty, and the spiritual stakes of this conflict.
The flag Christians are afraid to raise
The tide of antisemitism can be turned, but only by Christians who refuse to stay silent.
Buried 2,700-year-old pillar in Judean mansion may confirm Hezekiah’s war on idol worship
That discovery may be the strongest physical evidence yet for one of the most contested episodes in the Bible: King Hezekiah’s campaign to abolish idolatrous worship throughout Judah.
You’ve read the Bible. But have you read it like this?
Eight out of ten Americans call themselves Bible believers. Fewer than half can name the first five books. Sixty percent cannot name even five of the Ten Commandments. And according to researchers who have tracked this for decades, it is getting worse every year.
Why Jordan must extradite Ahlam Tamimi and why America must insist
Jordan cannot be allowed to harbor a convicted terrorist with blood on her hands. There can and should not be any safe haven for such monsters. Extradition would be an affirmation of justice and of the universal principle that the intentional murder of civilians is never acceptable.
The dry bones are breathing again
A few months ago, in a café in the heart of Tel Aviv, Rabbi Chaim Navon overheard a conversation he did not expect.
Backlash from all sides mounts against Trump’s secret Iran deal
A ceasefire between the US and the Islamic Republic of Iran was supposed to end months of war. Instead, the secrecy surrounding its terms triggered a rare backlash from Republicans, Democrats, Jewish organizations, and even members of PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.
His rabbi warned him: Don’t come to Israel
The Prophet Isaiah did not describe a single dramatic ingathering. He described something more like a steady stream. Young people packing bags and boarding planes, leaving families and familiar streets, stepping off into a country where they don’t yet speak the language or understand the culture, and building a life there anyway.
Rabbi Tovia Singer: The war with Iran is Ezekiel’s “War of Gog,” unfolding in real time
Rabbi Singer delivered an urgent message on a podcast last week: the war now underway between Israel and Iran is not a future event awaiting fulfillment. It is the war described in Ezekiel chapters 38 and 39, and it is happening as Israelis read these very words.
Sanhedrin rules: Iranian peace deal recreates Haman’s pact and will end in Gog and Magog war or complete redemption
The court warned that continuing to honor a deal that endangers Israel risks forfeiting that divine protection. It predicted the agreement would not help Trump in the midterm elections but would “humiliate and degrade you and the United States.”