Supporting new immigrants isn’t just nice. It’s prophetic.
By the time the new family arrived, meals were being prepared for a week, help was offered with their kids starting new schools in Hebrew, furniture was borrowed, and more.
The blueprint and the boundary
For centuries, Temple-related commandments remained mostly theoretical, studied in detail but rarely translated into practical preparation. In recent decades, that has begun to change, with much of the momentum for real-world planning and readiness coming from outside the people of Israel.
Israel’s crowded political sandbox: New parties, old faces, and the coalition puzzle ahead
As Israel’s election approaches, a wave of new political parties has entered an already crowded field, reshaping how Israeli voters think about their choices and complicating what was already going to be a difficult coalition-building exercise, especially for undecided voters
Why are they hosting a pundit who accused Jews of buying Congress?
This October, one of the most prestigious Jewish congregations in America will host a talk by a pundit who has claimed Jews bribe Congress. Does that make any sense? Is this any way to follow up the third anniversary of October Seventh?
The covenant God refused to cancel
I was taught, as most Christian pastors are taught, that the Old Covenant Scriptures were given to the Jews and the New Covenant Scriptures were given to the Church. Two books, two peoples, and only one of them still mattered.
Holocaust education: An American tragedy
Far too many professors of Holocaust history and staffers at Holocaust-related education agencies in the U.S. perversely twist the memory of the Shoah and, at the same time, falsely malign Israel as committing genocide in Gaza.
The UK’s targeted campaign against Israeli families must stop
It is summer once again, and anti-Zionist politicians in the UK have started another unfair attack against Jewish families and communities in Judea and Samaria.
The Gaza flotilla extremists and Iran: What has been missed
The spotlight on the funeral events for Iran’s late leader Ali Khamenei in Tehran has exposed some of the most rabid anti-American and anti-Israel extremists for what they truly are.
The lessons of Entebbe fifty years later
The name Netanyahu first appeared in the world’s news headlines fifty years ago this month, thirty years before Benjamin Netanyahu was originally elected Israel’s prime minister.
Yoni Netanyahu was a hero even before Entebbe
One of Israel’s finest soldiers fell while rescuing hostages, just as America turned 200.