Call them what they are: blasphemers
On September 11, 2001, nineteen men boarded four commercial planes and murdered nearly three thousand people, believing men who claimed to speak for God, that they would be rewarded with paradise. That promise was not religion. It was blasphemy.
Living Between the Ceasefires
In Israel these days, there’s a shorthand in our speech and mannerisms that are just understood and can be discerned quickly, in under five seconds.
Temple gold in a Jerusalem church basement? The explosive story the church doesn’t want you to ask about
Somewhere beneath a 12th-century Crusader church in the heart of Jerusalem, a professor of numismatics once stood in a dark cellar staring at golden vessels he immediately recognized as the sacred utensils of the Holy Temple
Rising threat to Jewish communities: London stabbing sparks global outcry
Yesterday, on April 29, 2026, a violent stabbing attack in London’s Golders Green neighborhood shocked the British Jewish community and ignited a global outcry.
Rabbi says Bible verse number 5,787 is a message from God; 2027 is the messianic deadline
Rabbi Isser Weisberg told Tamar Yonah that an ancient Jewish prophecy explains today’s headlines, from the Iran nuclear standoff to Trump’s Gaza ambitions.
What the angel knew
Elijah had just done the most extraordinary thing. He’d called fire down from heaven on Mount Carmel, exposed the prophets of Baal, and turned a nation back toward God. By every measure, he’d won. But then he ran for his life into the wilderness, collapsed under a juniper tree, and asked God to let him die.
The Negev channels are flowing: record desert floods echo King David’s vision
The Sages taught that weather is not background noise to history. It is one of the instruments through which God governs the world.
‘Modern-day Orde Wingates’: Netanyahu meets the evangelical warriors of the IDF
When 17 young evangelical soldiers walked into the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, they brought with them something that no diplomatic briefing could: the faces of people who chose to bleed for the Jewish state.
The pope’s lie: How a debunked story about a dead child became Vatican anti-Israel propaganda
Pope Leo XIV reached into his pocket and pulled out a photograph and told journalists that it was a picture of a Muslim Lebanese boy who had been killed in this final phase of the war. The problem is, the boy in the photograph is alive.
Iron Dome in the Gulf: How the Iran war cemented Israel and the UAE’s historic alliance
For the first time ever, Israel deployed its signature missile defense system to foreign soil.