Bible Codes Connect Palestinians and Islam With Amalek in Jerusalem Conflict

In the Book of Deuteronomy, the rabbi discovered Halamish, the name of the town in which the Jews were killed, adjacent to the word tevach, slaughter.
Officials Call for Rare Use of Death Penalty on Shabbat Massacre Terrorist

The only person to be executed in Israel since 1954 was Holocaust architect Adolf Eichmann, who was hanged in 1962.
The Girl with the Rucksack

The amazing thing about actually living in Israel, is that even the simplest daily activities are sometimes infused with so much meaning.
A Month of Islam and Multiculturalism in France: June 2017

Residents of the Paris suburb of Mée-sur-Seine complained that a mosque was blasting prayers on outdoor loudspeakers well beyond midnight each night during Ramadan.
American Jewry — On the Path to Self-Destruction

History repeatedly shows that we abuse and ostracize our own people, despite ocular proof that our divisiveness is the cause of our ruin.
Media Bias Alert: “Moral Equivalency” Between Shabbat Massacre Victims, Palestinian Rioters

Hamas released a statement praising the terrorist’s “heroic” actions and calling them a “necessary reaction” to the new security measures.
Will Shabbat Massacre Usher in Final War for Third Temple?

“Everything is coming down to the Temple Mount…In these final days before Moshiach (Messiah), we need to have clarity about this.”
After the Attack: The Unseen Torn and Tattered Lives of Terror Survivors

Already on Shabbat, Halamish community members met to begin discussions about how to handle the tragedy that took place.
Anti-Israel Textbooks Turning Young Americans Against Israel

Are American college students turning against Israel? A report on the JNS (Jewish News Service) site says that they are — and “according to some experts,” their high school textbooks are the reason for it.
World Looks Breathlessly to Temple Mount as Portal for Messianic Change Swings Open

The global prophetic implications of the major shift on this holiest of sites, emphasized MK Yehudah Glick, cannot be denied.