The Mystery of the Lost Jubilee: Part XI – The Sanhedrin
In part 10 we went backwards from 1917 and looked 49 and 50 years into the past to see if there was evidence for past Jubilee years in history.
Biblical Tours: Judean Plain Part 2 – David and Goliath
Biblical Tours is a special series highlighting a collection of sites in the Holy Land as told by Israel’s very own tour guide, Gary Littwin.
Why Israel? The AIFL and Church Outreach
As I spoke in churches around the country, I wondered what a well-rounded Israel advocacy seminar might look like.
IDF Chief Rejects Talmudic Battle Maxim
Israel Defense Force (IDF) Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot appeared to reject Talmudic teachings on defense while answering questions during a high school recruitment visit in central Israel Wednesday morning.
Trump: I’d be “Neutral” in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
In an effort to protect his credentials should he be elected president, Republican candidate Donald Trump told an audience at a town hall meeting in South Carolina Wednesday he would like to remain “neutral” on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The IAF’s Achilles’ Heel
The administration has rejected Israel’s requests for additional systems it could use to defend against Iran attacks.
A Disaster Worse Than Libya
So what will Donald Trump do if Putin bombs the Saudi oil fields?
Perpetuating the Conflict
There was nothing humanitarian about the meeting of Balad MKs with terrorists’ families. Their minute of silence in memory of the murderers was a statement of support of terrorism; meanwhile, insisting on holding onto the Arab villages around Jerusalem as part of the capital is pure foolishness. Both only serve to perpetuate the conflict.
Peace Proposals from 1925 Onward
Brit Shalom (Peace Treaty, 1925) is a landmark in the continuing activity of Jews talking among themselves about what kind of accommodation they should, and can reach then with Arab now with Palestinian neighbors.
New Order “Deceiving” Congress, Israel about US Policy on Judea and Samaria
A quiet decision last month by the United States to reissue a 1995 order requiring goods made in the West Bank and Gaza Strip be labelled as such and not marked “made in Israel” has begun generating a firestorm as legal groups argue it represents a policy shift for the American government.