“…situated at the gateway to the sea, merchant of peoples on many coasts…” (Ezekiel 27: 2 NIV)

Every year, Jews from across Israel and around the world congregate in Hebron to remember our forefathers and mothers

Israeli reflections on how the sudden modern rebirth of Israel connects to the Bible and the End Times

What did King David do when his obligation to uphold the law clashed with his desire and duty to do justice?

The description of the biblical conquest of land is reminiscent of modern Israel, here are a few examples.

Israeli society’s trust in its judicial system has been declining for years

For more than 2,000 years, the Fertile Crescent was the center of world culture, innovation and trade. Until the Muslims came…

Just as Tammuz conveys the problematic aspects of summer, the same can be said of Reuben and his fate

The month of Shvat in the Jewish calendar is the fifth month in relation to the creation of the world, and the 11th in relation to the Exodus of Israel from Egypt.

Tevet is the fourth month in the Jewish civil calendar, but the 10th month according to the religious calendar, if one begins counting from the month of Nisan, when the people of Israel came out of Egypt.