Hardly any question runs so powerfully through the Bible as this one. It is the question of home, identity, promise and responsibility.
What's more important: How one lives in the country, or who it belongs to?
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As Israelis prepare to vote on Oct. 27, the political battle over the Israeli prime minister’s responsibility is becoming a central election issue.
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From Cyrus to Trump, history shows that foreign rulers may open decisive doors for Israel, but only Jewish leadership can turn opportunity into lasting national achievement.
Israel will close the British consulate in Jerusalem and remove British representatives from the International Gaza Support Center, among other actions.
“You know, the British Mandate of Palestine is over,” Israel’s UN ambassador told reporters at a press briefing at the United Nations headquarters.
We are used to thinking that the big questions of life are questions of identity: Who am I? What matters to me? Who do I want to be?
Is Israel hostile toward Christians? Ryan Jones, a Christian who has lived in Israel for over 30 years, and editor David Shishkoff confront the popular online narrative.
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The humble hill barely a stone’s throw east of the Temple Mount has a glorious past and even more glorious future.
It's a common question asked by our readers. So Israel Today went out and surveyed a representative sampling of Israelis to find out: Do you love Jesus?
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Want to understand the spiritual climate of the State of Israel? This interview with Leah Aharoni is a must read.
And just who are the Samaritans? Are they Israelites, pseudo-Jews or Assyrians? Let's explore the Bible and the archaeological record to find out
“God has become alive to me. And I believe Jesus is one of the greatest Jewish prophets. Our story is very popular in Israel.”
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Scientists have long tried to explain away the more miraculous aspects of the Bible, but an Israeli professor says they’ve got it wrong
Many don't believe the Exodus really happened, but all come together for Passover due to the pull of our Jewish identity
