Sanhedrin Declares: UN Vote Is Nations Choosing Blessing or Curse
In a special session of 71 elders, the court of the nascent Sanhedrin called on the nations of the world to take their prophesied role in building Jerusalem, emphasizing that this was an auspicious moment that will decide their fate, whether for blessing or curse.
Recipe for Failure: A Divided Jerusalem
Bullying, saber rattling, rage, dire threats and violence – not Israel – are impeding the dream for peace which the Palestinian leaders claim to be seeking.
Not Pro Israel
A new survey by LifeWay Research (an arm of the Southern Baptist Convention) shows that support for Israel is slipping among Millennials.
The US Embassy Move to Jerusalem vs. The “Peace Process”
The Palestinians do not want peace.
Austria: New Government to Resist “Islamization”
The anti-immigration Austrian People’s Party and the anti-establishment Austrian Freedom Party have reached a deal, creating a new coalition to govern Austria for the next five years.
How Moving the U.S. Embassy To Jerusalem Changes The Palestinian-Israel ‘Peace Process’
President Trump’s decision to have the United States recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel was not taken in a vacuum.
Jerusalem Deals in Reality
The neighborhood where I live, on the seam line dividing Jew and Arab in Jerusalem, can be a useful place to take the temperature of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Palestinians: Arab Rulers are Traitors, Cowards
Once again, the Palestinians are disappointed with their Arab brothers.
Jerusalem
Don’t expect the Messiah, whoever or whatever He, She, or It might be. Perhaps not until the end of time, if such a thing will occur.
President Trump May Recognize Jerusalem, But State Department Doesn’t
Despite President Trump’s landmark speech acknowledging Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, his State Department has not changed its policy regarding the Israeli status of the city.