Beaufort, the Tehran Grand Bazaar, and boots on the ground in Lebanon
A twelfth-century Crusader fortress in southern Lebanon teaches a lesson that Washington keeps refusing to learn: ceasefires are not a strategy, and walking away from the battlefield only guarantees the next generation will have to return to it.
Extending honorary citizenship to today’s Righteous Among the Nations
As Israel repositions itself for the future it is building, the Jewish state must ask itself a question that is long overdue: what can we do to formally recognize the millions of Christian brothers and sisters who have demonstrated tremendous sacrifice, solidarity, and love on behalf of Israel and the Jewish people?
‘Israel, you are not alone’: Christian descendants of Nazis march through Israel during wartime
Even as rockets fell and air raid sirens pierced the Israeli night, more than 200 participants from 11 nations refused to cancel their trips. They had come to march through the streets of Israel; not to protest, not to demand anything, but simply to say: you are not alone.
Cursed by Jesus, Korazim yields 1,500-year-old gem to Israeli schoolboy
A 12-year-old Israeli boy has uncovered a rare gemstone dating back at least 1,500 years in Korazim, the ancient Jewish village in the Galilee that appears in the New Testament as one of the communities Jesus condemned for rejecting his teachings.
Israeli scientists reverse signs of aging, shedding light on biblical prophecies of Messianic longevity
One of the most striking promises of the Messianic era is that human life will be dramatically extended. While that age has not yet arrived, Israeli scientists have achieved a breakthrough that is drawing renewed attention to the Bible’s vision of longevity.
Israel and the UAE: How war forged an unbreakable alliance
When Iran unleashed its fury on the UAE on February 28, firing over 550 ballistic and cruise missiles and more than 2,200 drones at Emirati cities, airports, and energy facilities, something unprecedented happened. Israel sent its soldiers and its most advanced defense technology to protect an Arab nation.
IDF raids Hebron home of terrorist who rammed teenagers at Gush Etzion Junction
On Sunday evening, a terrorist from Hebron drove his vehicle into a group of teenagers at the Gush Etzion Junction, wounding three people, including two girls, ages 17 and 15, before being shot dead by a soldier from the IDF’s Kfir Brigade.
The world has one religion that still preaches holy war. We’re all the target.
Europe learned its lesson. Nation-states agreed to mind their own theological business. Wars of religion were finished, a relic of a barbaric past. Except that nobody told Islam’s most violent faction.
UN official admits she never reviewed evidence before accusing Israel of sex crimes
The United Nations official whose report placed Israel on a global blacklist of sexual violence perpetrators, alongside Hamas, ISIS, and other terror groups, has admitted she never personally examined the underlying evidence before making the accusation.
A Levite sang on the Temple Mount when it was illegal. Now the nations are singing back.
Five years ago, Yair Levi stood on the Temple Mount and did something that could have gotten him arrested. Disguised as a tourist, because Jewish law does not apply equally on Judaism’s holiest site, the Israeli Levite opened his mouth and sang Shir HaMa’alot.