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Seven Minutes with the Director
Moses had a pedigreed education. He was raised in the home of the Pharaoh of Egypt, and the Bible points out that he was...
Where are Israel’s Friends Found?
These simple Christian hearts are much better than our Jewish clerics who think of their wedding fees . . . .
The Priest: Consecrated for Service
A hush fell over the congregation of Israel as they gathered before the Tabernacle. One could sense the unspoken excitement which pounded deep in the heart of each Israelite as he anticipated the events which were about to unfold.
Joel of Jerusalem Aug/Sep 1980
I want to thank all of you for the wonderful time I recently had in America and for the friendships I made while there. It was so good to be in a place where people can openly sing "What a friend we have in Jesus"...
Daily News from Israel
News Digest — 3/14/25
Today the Jewish world is celebrating the delightful spectacle of Purim. A history of conquering enemies that wish to see the destruction of...
News Digest — 3/13/25
MG Yaniv Asor has assumed command of the Southern Command, replacing MG Yaron Finkelman who...
News Digest — 3/12/25
Defense Minister Israel Katz visited, on Tuesday (11th), the IDF posts in the buffer zone on the summit of Mount Hermon...
Columbia’s Anti-Israel Movement Leader Arrested!
One of the leaders of Columbia University’s pro-Palestinian movement against Israel was arrested on Saturday....
Israel at War: Week 74
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed anger toward the United States holding direct talks with Hamas...
News Digest — 3/11/25
IAF fighter jets struck radars and detection assets used for constructing aerial intelligence assessments in southern Syria early Tuesday...
News Digest — 3/10/25
Schools in Kiryat Shmona reopened on Sunday morning (9th), nearly 16 months after they were evacuated because of...
News Digest — 3/7/25
Fierce clashes in Syria’s Latakia province have resulted in the deaths of at least 28 fighters loyal to ousted President Bashar al-Assad...
