Swimming to Save the Sea of Salt: Oded Rahav’s Mission for the Dead Sea

Most people who come to the Dead Sea are content to wade in, float for a few minutes, and move on. Oded Rahav chose a different path. He swam across it.
Greta Thunberg’s “Torture Tale” Missed the Boat — Israeli Records Sink the Hoax

The climate activist claimed she was “dragged,” “beaten,” and “starved” in an Israeli prison. But Israeli evidence has shredded her story — revealing zero complaints, zero injuries, and zero abuse.
From Yom Kippur to Sukkot: Turning Reflection Into Renewal

Charity is not simply a way to help those in need; it is a way to participate in God’s work of sustaining life.
Who Really Buys Washington? Not AIPAC — Qatar, China, and Saudi Arabia Do

Labeling Jewish political activism as “foreign” is an age-old tactic. The claims against AIPAC echoe classic antisemitic tropes. Meanwhile, authoritarian governments are running genuine influence machines in Washington
From Wall Street Success to White House Innovation: How Faith Guides One CEO’s Journey

When one opens Rob Brinkman’s LinkedIn profile, the first thing they’re greeted with is a bold declaration: “I am a man of faith, a devout husband and father.”
Trump Ends Communist Control of TikTok

False rumors claim Israel secretly bought TikTok and is now spying on Americans. The truth is much simpler: Israel had nothing to do with it.
Why Serving Others—and Making Money—Is a Biblical Command

Is making money a vice—or something sacred? In a world where business is often dismissed as a necessary evil, Rabbi Daniel Lapin turns that notion on its head.
Apples, Honey… and Hunger: A Call for Mercy in Israel

Every year, when the shofar cuts through the air, I get chills. Not just because it’s loud, but because of what it stirs inside me.
From Silence to Celebration: A Day in Israel That Changes You Forever

When you see Israel through the eyes of its people, the Bible is no longer just a book you read. It becomes a story you step into.
Fentanyl, Cocaine, and Rockets: America’s Drug Crisis Funds Israel’s Enemies

When Americans die of fentanyl overdoses, they are victims of the very same networks that bankroll rockets fired at Israel.