Thank You President Biden, Now Let’s Get Down to Business
While President Biden, in one of the best and strongest speeches, called out the evil of Hamas- he now needs to make sure Iran doesn’t get their hands on nuclear weapons.
Israeli Arab Volunteers: Unity in Times of Crisis
In the six years since its inception, the Rahat Chapter of United Hatzalah has grown immensely, showing unity between Muslim and Jewish members of the chapter.
The Spiritual Iron Dome: The Shmira Project
The Shmira Project matches you with either an IDF soldier, or with an Israeli who is wounded, held hostage, and in danger. Take that person’s name and carry them with you. When doing good actions throughout the day, give them the merit and help create a protective spirtual field.
CAM Urges Law Enforcement Agencies Worldwide to Elevate Alert for Antisemitic Violence Targeting Jews
Combat Antisemitism Movement issued a statement urging countries to protect their Jewish communities
Netanyahu’s challenging US visit
The prime minister’s visit began on a strained note, but he could use diplomatic meetings to his advantage.
Washington, Jerusalem divided on latter’s role in new ‘economic corridor’
“Biden’s team holds grudges. It will never appreciate Israel for the ally it is,” said Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute.
Yad Vashem cuts ties with US fundraising partner
The American Society for Yad Vashem has accused the Holocaust memorial’s chairman Dani Dayan of attempting to “raid” an endowment built for the museum’s perpetual support.
Hawaii fires prophesied by Isaiah as ‘blaze on distant coasts’
Natural disasters of epic proportions are certainly described in the Bible, and the Hawaii wildfires are no exception, as hinted at by the Prophet Isaiah.
Integrity of Megiddo mosaic the priority, Israel Antiquities Authority says
The State Department has declined to address the controversy around possible loan to D.C.’s Museum of the Bible.
Hunter Biden prays in synagogue for God’s justice
Despite not being Jewish, Hunter was called upon to read the traditional Jewish prayer for the nation. He wore a tallit (prayer shawl) and kippah (skull cap) for the occasion.