“From Boats to Breakthroughs”: Chris Granzow on Building in Israel, Backing Aliyah, and Why He Shows Up
The American entrepreneur explains how a first trip in 2017 led to philanthropy, businesses on the Sea of Galilee, and a campaign to educate Christians about their role in Israel’s story.
Peter Auerbach on Faith, Fortune, and Finding Meaning in the Marketplace
Auerbach’s story isn’t about sudden revelation—it’s about alignment. “Faith, business, and family aren’t separate lanes,” he said. “They’re one road. When you get that right, everything else follows.”
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.