Requiem for a Descending Star
World leaders’ resentment over the dominant role of the U.S. has been boiling over, and a number of factors have led them to the dangerous conclusion that America no longer has the will to fight to defend our own interests.
A little-known spaniard saved five times as many Jews during WW2 as Schindler: Now Spain wants to reward his descendants
“For him, the principle of humanity prevailed over the principle of legality,” Miguel de Lucas, director of Centro Sefarad-Israel, told the Spanish news site El País in an interview.
Ukraine: Remains of 286 Jews Killed by Nazis Discovered
Inside the second basement, Jewish bodily remains were discovered, along with articles of clothing, kid’s shoes, and even documents that they took to their grave
From Vision and Dream to Fulfillment: Israel Yearning During and After the Holocaust
A new exhibition marking Israel’s 70th anniversary, highlights how Jews yearned for the Land of Israel during and immediately following the Holocaust.
An Embrace Between Apologetic Christians and Israeli Holocaust Survivors
Ines Rogg, a German native, and her church group recently made a generous donation in the name of their Pastor Gerd Rodenwald to the Israel365 Charity Fund for support of Holocaust survivors.
Granddaughter of Nazis Brings Healing Through Reconciliation With Israel
With two grandfathers who served in the Wehrmacht, Claudia Kiesinger has devoted her life to healing the wounds of Holocaust through love of Israel.
Jewish ‘Red Army’ Veterans Mark Victory Over Nazi Germany at Knesset
The annual march, which has been held in Jerusalem since the late ‘90’s, took place at the Knesset for the first time.
Does God Speak Through Donald Trump?
‘There was a supernatural aspect to the election of [US President Donald] Trump to the Oval office,’ says Stephen Strang, founder and CEO of Charisma Magazine.
Torah Scroll to Sail the Seas on New US Navy Ship in Tribute to Jewish WWII Vet
The family of Jacob Kamaras commissioned the lightweight and portable Torah scroll to allow the men and women serving America to have access to Jewish ritual while sailing.
New Evidence Proves Allies Knew of Nazi Death Camps Much Earlier Than Previously Thought
Newly released documents from the United Nations show that the Allies had full knowledge the Nazis were killing Jews en masse at least one full year before America even joined the Allied forces in World War II, much earlier than previously thought.
