From Dismissing Believers to Discipling Leaders: John Moon’s Story
John Moon didn’t set out to find God. In fact, faith was almost absent from his upbringing
Survey: Younger Evangelicals Rejecting Israel’s Biblical Role: Replacement Theology Making a Comeback
Evangelical Christians under the age of 35 are significantly less likely than their elders to believe that the Jewish people are God’s “chosen people” and are more inclined to embrace “Replacement Theology”.
Ted Cruz warns of rising antisemitism on the right
“In the last six months, I have seen antisemitism rising on the right in a way I have never seen it in my entire life,” Cruz declared, his voice cutting through the packed sanctuary. “The church is asleep right now.”
For the first time in Jerusalem: an Assyrian inscription from the First Temple period was discovered
The discovery strengthens our understanding of the depth of the Assyrian presence in Jerusalem, and the extent of its influence on and involvement in the conduct of the affairs of the Judean kingdom.
Beyond the Battlefield: The Human Cost of Israel’s War for Survival
Israel’s war with Hamas has already redrawn borders and rewritten doctrines—but its most enduring impact may be the damage done within.
Marking Two Years of War, A New Exhibition Chronicles Israel’s Journey of Healing
It documents the paths of patients treated at Shamir Medical Center since that dark day, from the first hours treating the wounded of the massacre, through the long rehabilitation of soldiers and civilians, to the return and recovery of those freed from captivity.
“From Boats to Breakthroughs”: Chris Granzow on Building in Israel, Backing Aliyah, and Why He Shows Up
The American entrepreneur explains how a first trip in 2017 led to philanthropy, businesses on the Sea of Galilee, and a campaign to educate Christians about their role in Israel’s story.
How the Palestinian Authority Turned Killers into Celebrities
The world cheered as “Palestinian prisoners” walked free as part of the October 2025 hostage deal. But behind the celebration lies a darker truth: these men weren’t victims of “occupation” as the media wants you to believe; they are convicted murderers.
Why we need the Bible more than ever
The irony is thick: the loudest voices against Israel are often the ones most desperate for what Israel gave the world—the Bible itself.
In Tel Aviv, Tommy Robinson Finds the Allies He Couldn’t Find in London
At the Tel Aviv Port’s Hangar 11, more than a thousand Israelis rose to their feet as Tommy Robinson took the stage. The British activist—reviled across much of Europe as a far-right agitator and serial offender—was greeted with cheers and applause.