MembersIn Brief
Short News from Israel
The Long Weekend Is on the Way
A Knesset (parliament) committee has begun the process of making Sunday, the first day of the workweek in Israel, a day off.
Israeli Startup Wins Top Google Prize
Houzz has taken the prize for Best App in Google’s first Play Award competition.
MembersThe World’s First Paleo Market
“Paleo” is defined as “a diet based on foods presumed to have been eaten by early humans, consisting chiefly of meat, fish, vegetables, and fruit, and excluding dairy or grain products and processed food.”
MembersWhen Yossi and Ahmed Meet
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MembersJourneys of a Journalist
Beautiful memories are like a paradise, and the older they get the more romanticized they become.
Perlman Awarded Genesis Prize
World-famous Israeli violinist Itzhak Perlman, 70, received this year’s Genesis Prize in the presence of over 500 Israeli and international dignitaries.
British Celeb Takes Jerusalem of Gold Award
Oscar-winning British actress Helen Mirren, 70, emceed the third annual Genesis Award ceremony in the Israeli capital and also received the first-ever Jerusalem of Gold medal for excellence in the Arts and Humanities.
MembersSaving the Dead Sea Scrolls
The Israel Antiquities Authority and the Ministry of Culture are promoting a plan to excavate the Qumran caves in an attempt to save the remaining Dead Sea scrolls from antiquity theft.
Evangelism Campaign Faces Opposition
The Gospel is stirring up trouble again in Israel as anti-Messianic groups around the country try to prevent the Jewish people from hearing about Yeshua (Jesus).
MembersRabbi: Jews Will Come to Jesus – When God Decides
Yechiel Eckstein, the Orthodox “poster rabbi” for Evangelicals, reveals his winning strategy for raising millions of dollars from Christians in a newly released biography, The Bridge Builder by Israeli author Zev Chafets.
MembersIsrael’s Three Challenges
The Bible helps us to understand the political and social reality of our day—as well as what we may be facing in the future.
MembersSummer Vacation in Gaza
A Google search of the word “Gaza” turns up countless images of suffering and destruction, but there are a lot of other pictures…
MembersThe Deadlock of ‘Occupation’ and Dead End of the Two-State Solution
Israelis and Palestinians are locked in conflicting and irreconcilable views of what happened here over the last 100 years.
MembersIndians are ‘Red’ and Settlers are ‘Dangerous’
Israeli news anchor Oshrat Kotler’s remark that there are a few “sane settlers” in the “extremist settlement of Yitzhar” sparked an unexpected scandal—but similar things are said all the time.
MembersJonah, where are you going?
The legendary story recounted in the Book of Jonah took place around 780 BC. This date is supported by, among other things, the historical reference in 2 Kings 14:25.
MembersRamadan Nights
During the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, in which the faithful fast from dawn to dusk and neither eat nor drink, many Arab families invited Jewish friends to share in their festive meals at sunset.
MembersMuslim Cleric: ‘Jews Persecute Us as They Persecuted Jesus’
Today muslim clerics is often use the name of Jesus for political purposes.
MembersThe Left Also Lacks a Formula for Peace
Everyone understands that a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians depends on the future status of Jerusalem.
MembersIsraeli Muslim: ‘Fasting Doesn’t Make Anyone a Better Muslim’
The terrorists of ISIS recently executed three men in Syria for breaking the fast during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
MembersNEWS FROM PALLYWOOD
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MembersWater: Who’s Really Stealing It?
The Palestinians claim that Israel is stealing their water. It’s a charge that’s made every year, sometimes garnering international media attention and sometimes not.
MembersLieberman Appointment Raises Alarm in Arab World
Israel’s ultra-nationalist new Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman has vowed to bring order and security to the region.
MembersPresident Rivlin’s Hope and the End of the State
The role of Israel’s president is largely ceremonial, but depending on the weight of his personal influence he can still shape social and cultural trends.
