The Book of Esther hints at why the rabbis have not only allowed, but encouraged pious Jews to drink heavily

Jewish couple’s generous support of church efforts is surprising, and could signal new appreciation of the Christian mission

Part 1

Israel is about to go to the polls, and just as with every national election, the outcome of this one is being touted as “critical” to the future of the Jewish state.

The truth must be told, even at the risk of hurting the Messianic cause.

A week or so before Christmas, I happened to be walking down Ibn Gabirol, one of Tel Aviv’s main streets, when for no good reason I looked up and there it was, a brightly-decorated Christmas tree in the window of a third-floor apartment. Nor was this an isolated phenomenon.

Rabbinic authorities fear that many of those who made aliyah after the fall of the Soviet Union aren’t really Jews

Major global Christian organization has dramatically increased its anti-Israel activity, and is possibly breaking the law

Anti-missionary (read: anti-Messianic) elements claim they have gained the upper hand against Jesus’ followers