Gevalt, Again
The furor among Jews has ratcheted up to what we haven’t seen in some time.
Bereaved Family Ascends Temple Mount to Memorialize Murdered Teen
One year after their daughter Hallel was brutally murdered in her home near Hebron, Amihai and Rina Ariel ascended the Temple Mount to conduct a ceremony in her memory.
Problems With Jews and Arabs
They aren’t the same problems, and it isn’t obvious which are the most serious, or threatening.
The ‘Unwalling’ of Jerusalem Proves Zechariah’s Prophecy Coming to Life
Jerusalem, circumscribed by walls since it was a tiny hamlet inhabited by Jebusites thousands of years ago, is finally fulfilling its prophesied destiny as an unwalled city.
Welcomed Into God’s Covenant, Forty-Two Israeli Orphans Celebrate a Milestone
The bat mitzvah celebration program, now in its sixth year, is one of many run by the organization, which places a strong emphasis on helping widows and orphans with their specific needs.
Taking Nuclear War Seriously: Israel’s Strategic Imperative
To best prepare itself for any and all nuclear conflict possibilities, Israeli planners must comprehensively examine pertinent narratives concerning nuclear retaliation, nuclear counter-retaliation, nuclear preemption, and nuclear warfighting.
The Bible Sets Parameters
Our world today is dominated by secularists and chaos.
Infrastructure to Bring Millions of Pilgrims to Temple Mount Quietly Being Constructed
All of these upgrades will soon be used for the purpose of allowing millions of Jews from around the globe to quickly and easily visit the Temple and to fulfill their biblical obligation.
A Tale of Two Terror Attacks and the New York Times
Last month’s suicide bombing at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester wasn’t the first time an Islamist terrorist targeted young people out for a night of fun.
“Readout” from the Middle East
The idea that American officials take orders from Israel is an old anti-Semitic canard, resurrected here to throw at the new administration.