Taking Cue from Bible, Zion Oil Searches for God’s Black Gold in Israel
In 1983, John Brown visited Israel in what became a life-changing religious experience.
Christians in the Middle East: Sometimes It Isn’t About Israel
Friends of Israel tend to use their “Israel is the center of the universe” prism to refract events in the region.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Vows to “Protect Oppressed” Palestinians
Iran’s Supreme Leader vowed his regime will help oppressed people in the Middle East region over the weekend, including Palestinians.
Erdogan’s Dream: The Sultan Rules
Erdogan is not happy with the powers the Turkish constitution grants him.
Israel’s New Government: Three Women to Watch
There are some new faces and some old ones, but who are the ones that we should watch closely as they take up their new ministerial posts?
Do We Take the Western Wall for Granted?
It is hard to conceive of a time when the Western Wall was defiled and unreachable, languishing despondently under foreign rule.
The Vatican, Palestinian Statehood and International Law
The Vatican has just concluded a treaty to recognize “Palestine” as an independent state.
What Israel can Learn from Italy
Benjamin Netanyahu’s attempt to expediently change a basic law for the mere sake of distributing fictitious government jobs is worthy of a banana republic.
Palestinians’ Anti-Peace Campaign
Protestors chanted slogans condemning the Palestinians who hold meetings with Israelis as traitors.
Jerusalem Day Marks 48 Years of Israel’s Undivided Capital
Today, Israel celebrates 48 years since the reunification of Jerusalem during 1967’s Six Day War.