As Israel’s 24th Knesset writhed in its death throes, Christian watchers – let alone Jews – were conflicted over whether or not they wanted to see Netanyahu returned as prime minister.

Islam is not the only faith to dress up superstition as credible assertion. Still, the significance of such beliefs is better gauged by measuring their popularity rather than debating their contents.

It shows what can be achieved when there’s a backlash against anti-Israel bigotry.

Do those churches that oppose Israel’s restoration not realize they are standing against the sanctification of God’s Name? It’s in the Bible.

Israelis are now paying well over $8 per gallon at the pump.

Reluctantly relocating abroad, young Israeli families say they don’t want to leave, but can’t afford to stay.

Escape from this life may sound attractive, but will not solve anyone’s problems and is completely foreign to Hebrew thinking

“I was so moved I couldn’t breathe” – Exclusive interview with Shimon Meir, whose search led him in surprising directions, including certain streams of Christian philosophy.

The drones, which were launched from Lebanon, were shot down over the Mediterranean Sea.

“Teachers who call to murder Jews must be barred from the classroom for life,” says UN Watch chief; Palestinians call suspensions “unacceptable.”