In Jerusalem, Jewish Priests Rehearse Shavuot Temple Service [PHOTOS]
On Monday,kohanim (ancestral priests) performed a dry run of the Temple Service for the Shavuot (Pentecost) holiday.
Eating Disorders Among Female IDF Soldiers up Startling 200% in 10 Years
Reported incidents of eating disorders among female soldiers in the Israel Defense Force have tripled in the past ten years.
The Legacy of Robert Wistrich, World’s Leading Scholar of Anti-Semitism
The cemetery in Jerusalem’s Givat Shaul neighborhood was bathed in the fading sunlight of a late May afternoon.
Who Can Attack Turkish Ships?
This time, there was no request for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council; no talks with the EU, NATO, Obama or Merkel.
Dialogues with Quakers
Since the fall, a small group of Quakers has held what they call a “vigil” once a week in the central square of our small town.
The Israeli Enablers in Action
EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini has some explaining to do.
Iran: The Back Door to Enrichment
It would seem that Iran holds the cards in the nuclear negotiation with the P5+1, primarily because the U.S. is the overeager suitor.
Searching Deep Under Israel, Zion Oil Drills for the Security of the Jewish State
In the year 2000, a dream was realized to set up a faith based company whose goal it was to free Israel’s hand in the geopolitical arena by drilling for and finding oil in Israel.
Jews Arrested for Praying on Temple Mount, Muslims & Christians Clash in Old City
The Old City of Jerusalem erupted in various spates of violence over the last two days as Muslims clashed with Jews and Christians.
Russia, Iran Hail S-300 Weapons Deal a “Success”
Despite objections from Israel and the US, Russia and Iran have completed negotiations over the delivery of Russian-made S-300 missiles.