Bibi’s Brother-in-Law: The 3 Sins that Led to October 7th
Dr. Chagi Ben Artzi, Bibi’s brother-in-law, called on Israel’s leadership to repent and return to the Bible.
China, Biden, and the Danger to Israel
As US President Joe Biden and China’s Xi Xinping prepare to meet on Wednesday, it would be wise for Israelis and all who care for the welfare of the Jewish State, to understand the potential implications of this meeting.
God’s Promises to Israel in Battle
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are some of the best trained and maotivated soldiers in the world, but they still need our prayers and support while engaged in this war.Â
Bibles for Congress
Israel365 will distribute the Israel Bible to all members of congress and the senate, ensuring that all of America’s leaders have access to the word of God.
Israel365 holds Day of Prayer
It has been 30 days since Hamas terrorists brutally attacked Israel. This tragic milestone was recognized as Day of Prayer on Monday, November 6.
A Defining Moment for Christians
Our potential failure as Christians to speak with moral clarity on the ancient scourge of anti-semitism, and our possible lack of courage to stand united against evil, will define our future in no lesser way.
Israel365 to train a new generation of Jewish and Christian Guardians of Israel
While Israel is experiencing tragic and difficult times, Israel365 is taking the opportunity to ensure the future of the Jewish people by training future leaders.
Day of Prayer- Monday, Nov.6
On Monday evening, November 6, Israel365 will host a prayer event at Jerusalem’s Great Synagogue featuring: Rachel Goldberg Polin, mother of Hersh, one of the hostages taken by Hamas, Pastor Tommy Waller, Rabbi Tuly Weisz and others.
Calling on Christians: Be a modern day Bonhoeffer; Fight HamasÂ
The antisemitism spreading across the world seems eerily similar to the hatred of the Nazi rallies of pre-war Germany. In this context, the October 7 massacre became the Kristallnacht of our era.
How Never Again Failed Us
Never Again is hard to implement if we are not focusing on how it happened in the first place. (Even if it was not the first time.)