Somewhat under the radar, a group of religious Jews have been eagerly preparing for the day a Third Temple will stand in Jerusalem.
The fact that Israel is celebrating its 75th birthday this year is regarded by many people in the land as a miracle.
There are many occupied territories and stateless peoples in the Middle East. So why do we only hear about the Palestinians?
It was only a short while ago that Jews around the world began discovering that Jesus is our Messiah.
It’s a favorite trope of the anti-Israel crowd to claim that the Jewish state and anyone who supports it are isolated on the international stage.
Yariv Ben Eliezer, grandson of Israel’s first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, recalled that his grandfather was once asked about Israel’s future, to which he answered, “I will be buried here [in Israel] but I am not so sure about my grandchildren.”
1 And the son of Israel’s leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, angered with his words the community of journalists in the Land of Israel.
The theme of a woman at the window appears a number of times in the Bible.
On October 7, a terrorist attack was perpetrated in the biblical heartland of Samaria.
In the ultra-Orthodox neighborhood of Mea Shearim a Palestinian flag has been raised, much to the chagrin of most of the neighborhood’s Jewish residents.
In the numerous speeches on the occasion of the Feast of Tabernacles, the red heifer was also mentioned.
Very few Jews today remain in Egypt.
In his address to the UN General Assembly on September 27, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed, among other things, that Lebanon’s Iranian-backed Hezbollah terrorist militia had established missile facilities amidst the civilian population of Beirut.
Over the summer, Israel and Hamas came dangerously close to yet another destructive full-scale war in the Gaza Strip.
What would a Hollywood action film be without a muscle-man hero fighting for truth and justice?
What a contrast from the previous US presidency. A Pew Research Center survey found that support for the current US president is only growing with each passing month.
In late September, four men opened fire in the city of Ahvaz during an Iranian military parade marking the 38th anniversary of the beginning of the Iran-Iraq war.
On her website (hopkinsworld.com), Katie Hopkins–British media personality and newest member of The Rebel Media–expresses quite candidly her disdain for the anti-Israel bias of the mainstream media and its liberal gospel.
“Are Jewish and Arab women allowed to walk on the same sidewalk? Are they allowed to drive? How are there still Arabs in Israel, didn’t the Jews kill them all?”
It is with great disappointment that the residents of Jerusalem continue to wait for an express train connection to Tel Aviv.
Conde Nast Traveler has called the Levinsky flea market in Tel Aviv a hidden gem that should not be missed by visitors.
As soon as Netta Barzilai brought the Eurovision title to Israel, plans began for the next final of the world’s largest singing competition to be held in the Jewish state.
The Bloomberg news agency ranked Israel sixth in its annual report on the efficiency of healthcare systems in various countries.
As Israel develops into one of the world’s leading centers of technology, there is one area that has remained quite neglected: waste management.
Ehud Barak, one of Israel’s most decorated soldiers and a former prime minister, became a board member of medical cannabis company Canndoc Pharma, formerly known as InterCure.
A new technology and commercial center will be built near Hebron, located in the so-called “West Bank.”
When women are mentioned in the Bible they are usually important.
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Whenever groups visit our Jerusalem editorial offices, at the beginning of the lecture I ask who is in Israel for the first time.
Quite often there are conflicts and questions in our lives between a believer and a non-believer.
Joshua Borkovsky (66) studied at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem, and is part of the academy’s faculty since 1979.
During civil works on the outskirts of Jerusalem’s modern municipal boundary workers stumbled across a 2,100-year-old limestone pillar inscribed with the name Jerusalem, written with the exact same Hebrew spelling as it is today.
Archaeologists have made a significant find south of Haifa. In a cave in the foothills of the Carmel Mountains, what is perhaps the oldest brewery in the world was discovered.
The Israel Navy will equip its ships with a new missile defense system that an intercept incoming planes and projectiles.
Israel’s new Merkava Mk. 4 “Barak” main battle tank seems to have sprung right off the pages of science fiction.
The ride from Jerusalem to Ramallah doesn’t take long: Damascus Gate, then the bus station, in forty minutes we are there.
Why did the Creator of the world bring forth Light as His first act?
A ruling by Israel’s rabbinical courts has instructed the Interior Ministry to register as a Jew a woman who had been baptized a Christian.
Allegations that Jews control Hollywood are nothing new, and aren’t going away.
