Who are the Forgotten Jewish Refugees?
When the modern State of Israel was formed, the Mizrahi (“mizrahi” is literally translated “Oriental” or “east”) Jews were evicted from their homes. For nearly 70 years, the stories of […]
The Dangers of Replacement Theology
In Romans 9-11, Paul tells a group of Gentiles that God is not done with the Jewish people. He explains that Gentile believers have become branches in a tree which […]
The Capture and Trial of Adolf Eichmann
After World War II, thousands of Nazis fled Europe and assumed new identities in different countries to evade the consequences of their crimes. One man in particular, Adolf Eichmann, who […]
Operation Cast Lead
In late 2008, after three years of sustained rocket fire from Gaza, Israel’s people could take no more. The IDF entered Gaza on December 27 of that year. Israel’s objective […]
Happy Hannukah!
Starting Sunday evening, many Jews will celebrate Hanukkah. Also called the Festival of Rededication, Hanukkah was added to the Jewish calendar in 164 BCE after the defilement of the Temple […]
The First Palestinian Intifada
A four-year period of violence and terrorism broke out on December 8, 1987 after false rumors spread in Gaza that Israel had killed four Palestinians in retaliation for an Israeli […]
Iron Dome Saves Lives
Since being deployed in 2011, Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system has drastically reduced the impact of rocket attacks on Israeli civilians. With a 90% success rate, Israel’s Iron Dome […]
What was UN Resolution 181 and why is it important?
On May 15, 1947, the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP) was created in response to a request from the British that the UN General Assembly “make recommendations under […]
Operation Pillar of Defense
On November 14, 2012, Israel launched Operation Pillar of Defense in response to a barrage of more than 150 rockets fired into Israel in a single day by Gaza-based terror […]
The Balfour Declaration: Israel’s First Modern Miracle
Since the Roman destruction of Jerusalem, Jews had been dominated by foreign rulers and treated as second-class citizens for nearly 2,000 years. Then in 1917, as World War I changed […]