The question every pro-Israel American needs to answer
Join a live Israel365 Action briefing tomorrow with four of the sharpest pro-Israel voices in policy, media, faith, and security, and get an honest read on where things actually stand.
The night my wife finally got it
It was the last night of the trip. Shabbat was ending in Efrat, the Jewish community a few minutes from Bethlehem. The Christian participants, all of them in their 20s, were taking turns sharing their thoughts on the trip and how it had changed their lives.
Join us live Thursday: Why did President Trump call America back to God’s Shabbat?
President Trump has designated this Friday night and Saturday as “Shabbat 250,” calling on Americans of all backgrounds to set aside time for “rest, reflection, and gratitude to the Almighty.” Israel365 is gathering this Thursday, May 14th at 2 PM EDT for a live prayer call to explore what God is doing in this extraordinary moment.
I called the Jewish establishment. They were busy.
In the spring of 2023, Jews were being murdered in Judea and Samaria, week after week, and I had one question for American Jewish organizations: What are we doing about this? Their answer: “We’re busy. We have a lot of priorities.”
Your daily window into Israel, straight from a rabbi on the ground
How Rabbi Rami Goldberg turned a WhatsApp group into a congregation of 600, and why people keep coming back for the prayers, not just the content.
He grew up in a Jewish bubble. A parking lot conversation changed everything.
What Rabbi Tuly Weisz did not know, what he had never thought to ask, was what was happening in the more than one thousand churches across the same city. The answer, when he finally discovered it, stopped him in his tracks.
A cure for the “slandering Zionism epidemic”
A friend asked me to recommend one book that explains why someone should be a Zionist. No one in our time is going to become a Zionist by reading Herzl, so the question is an important one as Zionism is increasingly misunderstood.
Rabbi Pesach Wolicki never planned to be a geopolitical analyst
If you follow news about Israel, you almost certainly know who Rabbi Pesach Wolicki is. What you may not know is that Rabbi Wolicki is, at heart, a Torah teacher.
Remember and honor: stories from Israel’s Memorial Day
Every year on Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day, the entire country stops. A siren wails for one full minute, traffic halts, conversations pause, and a nation stands at attention for its fallen. This year, Israel365 brought that moment to hundreds of supporters around the world.
The Christian who sang Hatikvah
Ruben Ramos sang both the American National Anthem and Hatikvah, Israel’s national anthem, under an open Tennessee sky.