Why an Israel-based organization is flying its entire leadership to Nashville
We believe in presence. In showing up. In speaking plainly. In looking our partners in the eye and telling the truth about what Israel faces, what is at stake, and what real support requires.
Jews and Christians to unite for a powerful Shabbat in Nashville after NRB
In a moment when faith is often loud, rushed, and performative, Israel365 is inviting Jews and Christians to do something countercultural: stop, rest, and sit together around the same Shabbat table.
Why the basketball court has become one of Israel’s most crucial spaces for healing
For many injured Israeli soldiers, something far more transformative happens off the hospital floor. It happens on a basketball court.
An Orthodox Jewish organization at a Christian media conference?
The world we are living in no longer allows Jews and Christians who share basic moral commitments to remain in separate lanes.
Israel365 marks 14 years of faith, advocacy, and action
From newsletter to political player, from charity to Congress, from webinars to the World Zionist Congress, Israel365 has built something enduring: a movement anchored in the eternal promise that this land belongs to the Jewish people.
Make this year’s resolution count
As we step into this new year, let’s embrace the opportunity to change not just our own lives, but the lives of those who need it most. Let’s make a resolution that sticks—for Israel, for the people, and for the mission we’re all called to support.
A roadmap to redemption: Rabbi Tuly Weisz’s vision for Universal Zionism
On October 7, 2023, the world witnessed the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. But according to Rabbi Tuly Weisz, founder of Israel365, that horrific day—and the global antisemitic eruption that followed—may paradoxically mark the beginning of humanity’s most significant transformation.
How a near-death crisis sparked Paul Sarvadi’s mission to strengthen Jewish-Christian unity
Long before he became the CEO of a multibillion-dollar public company, Paul Sarvadi found himself in the back of an ambulance, watching his newborn child slip away and realizing he could not save his wife, who was dying beside him.
New year, new you… but what about your Bible?
But here’s the uncomfortable question: where does Bible study land on that list? If you’re like most people, it doesn’t. Or it does, but by February it’s fallen off completely.
A closed store, a dinged car, and a chance encounter: inside Charlie Lewis’s unbelievable path to success
The turning point came decades later, when Charlie did something that made absolutely no sense in the business world: he shut down a thriving store at its peak because he believed God told him to.