Kind: Reads

Is the Sweetness Worth the Sting? by Sara Lamm

This morning, as I was driving my son to school, one of my favorite Israeli classic songs, Noami Shemer’s Al Kol Eleh, came on the radio, and without missing a beat my seven-year-old started to sing along! Why was this so special? I don’t recall ever having played that song for him before. I actually […]

Moral clarity is lost. We must raise our voices to restore it. On October 7, Hamas acted on its expressed genocidal drive to brutally murder, rape, and kidnap Jewish men, women, and children.

American Jews who cannot bring themselves to vote Republican have three options.

Jackson Hinkle is a Chinese op; Israel and Indonesia to normalize ties; Iran floods the West Bank with guns

Mike Johnson accused the president of pandering to the far-left flank of the Democratic party at the expense of US-Israel relations.

The Mountain of the Height of Israel by Rabbi Pesach Wolicki

The Temple Mount is the epicenter of worship of God. As a result of creating this universal epicenter of worship, through the building of the Temple, the nation of Israel is raised to the highest status among the nations as well.

The State Department has adhered to the diplomatic option toward Iran, even rewarding the Ayatollahs. However, FBI Director Chris Wray has concluded that Iran and its Islamic terrorist proxies are set to hit the US mainland.

The U.S. proposal would have seen Israel release 900 terrorists, including murderers, in exchange for 40 hostages.

According to U.S. and Israeli intelligence, the expected assault “may not necessarily come from Israel’s north.”

We don’t expect anti-Semitism and anti- Zionism from Evangelicals because, after all, Evangelicals usually read the Bible and know what it says about Israel and the Jewish people. However, Evangelical support for Israel can no longer be taken for granted.

Haniyeh loses sons; House blocks 702 renewal; Tucker’s Palestinian Christian crankery

A Nation Born in One Day by Rabbi Pesach Wolicki

In this fascinating verse, Isaiah compares the rebirth of the nation of Israel after the lengthy exile to the birth of a child. Isaiah asks a series of rhetorical questions, implying that the sudden birth of a nation “in one day” is unprecedented and therefore, miraculous. But is this actually true? What does it mean […]

The world’s democracies think they cannot defend themselves; Israel is proving them wrong.

One week ago, a group of engineers ran an experiment on the deck of the Hornet, a decommissioned aircraft carrier parked in San Francisco Bay. Carried out just a few days before a total solar eclipse, the experiment aimed to investigate the possibility of blocking out the sun.