Stabbing Attack at Busy Jaffa Gate Leaves Three in Serious Condition [VIDEO]
In a terror attack on Wednesday at the Old City’s Jaffa Gate, two terrorists stabbed and seriously wounded three civilians, according to police reports.
The Search for the Temple Treasures of King Solomon Continues with New Film
BIN readers will be happy to hear that long-time contributor Harry H. Moskoff will be producing another film, this time around starting with a short video that focuses on the Temple treasures of King Solomon
Jerusalem’s “Official” Santa Distributes Christmas Trees in Annual Tradition
Ringing his golden bell and humming the seasonal ‘Jingle Bells’, Issa has become a well-known holiday figure, for both the local residents and visiting Christians.
When All Else Fails, Erdogan Calls Israel
Erdogan came to office in 2003 with a policy of “zero problems with neighbors,” but has since led Turkey to problems with most, if not all, of them.
Five Members of Palestinian “Grassroots Terror Cell” Busted in Jerusalem
The Shin Bet announced Monday that it had arrested five Palestinians suspected of being part of a “grass roots terrorist cell” active in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Rubio, Cruz and US Global Leadership
For the first time in a decade, Americans are beginning to think seriously about foreign policy; But are they too late?
Il Divo’s Urs Buhler Visits Holy Land for First Time
The Swiss tenor, who has performed all over the world with Il Divo, had never before visited the Holy Land.
From Terror to Triumph: 13-Year-Old Victim of October Attack Celebrates Bar Mitzvah
Naor Shalev was left in critical condition after he was stabbed on October 12 while riding his bicycle by two Palestinian boys, ages 14 and 13.
Why Does Obama Call ISIS “ISIL” and What Does it Have to Do with Israel? [AUDIO]
Have you ever noticed that every time US President Barack Obama talks about ISIS he calls them ISIL?
Upcoming Conference to Study Assault on Pro-Israel Evangelicals
Evangelical Protestants are part of the backbone of American civil society.