Hope, Rainbows, and God’s Covenant of Peace
You don’t often see rainbows in Israel, mostly because there isn’t so much rain. But social
You don’t often see rainbows in Israel, mostly because there isn’t so much rain. But social
Thousands of people attended the funeral of Urija Bayer, a Christian who voluntarily served in the IDF and
Crowds of Iranian Farsi speakers and evangelical Christians gathered together with Israelis at a museum in
Jewish people traditionally put their nine-branched hanukkiah candlesticks in the window for all to see, which
And just like that, it’s time to light the candles of Hanukkah. Israelis, by and large,
Here’s Israel’s dilemma: Get all the hostages back and live with terrorists at the border, terrorists
They came from atheistic kibbutzim. From Orthodox synagogues. From mosques in Egypt. Even a Samaritan from
Surely one of the hardest commands for us to obey is “love your enemy”. At a
As we approach the American holiday of Thanksgiving, it’s a good reminder for us in Israel
I had a friend who would say: “The real battle is in prayer. The rest is
“Kul maktub,” the grief-stricken Bedouin man assured his visitor… and also himself. “It’s all written”, meaning
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