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Inside 2,500 Year Old Israeli Cave Producing Award-Winning Wines

How Israel’s Psagot Winery Became One of the World’s Best

Iraqi Jew Describes His Family’s Escape From Iraq

Mayor Oded Ravivi on Growth of Israeli City of Efrat

Top Terrorism Expert Gilles Kepel on ISIS Threat to France

On the Ground in Paris: ISIS Strikes in Heart of Europe

Part 2: With Middle East Expert Avi Melamed on Lebanon Border Talking Hezbollah

Sites vie to be seen as Christianity’s ‘lost’ city of Bethsaida

In the New Testament, Bethsaida is a place of miracles. Here, Jesus cured a blind man, turned a few loaves and fishes into food for 5,000, and walked on water. But mysteriously, its location was lost. Now, dueling archaeological excavations place it in the same vicinity on the northern bank of the Sea of Galilee, but at slightly different…

“Final Thoughts” From Jordan River Site Where John Baptized Jesus

A John the Baptist Link to the Dead Sea Scrolls?

A Look at Ancient Qumran and Why the Dead Sea Scrolls Were Written

The Truth About The Discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls

The Disturbing Plight of France’s Jews

Former UK Parliamentarian Calls Out Jeremy Corbyn on Anti-Israel Views

At Hamas summer camp, kids ‘liberate’ Temple Mount, ‘kill’ Israeli troops

Children at a Hamas summer camp staged a reenactment of the recent tensions at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, with kids dressed up as Hamas fighters pretending to storm the compound and “liberate” the holy site.

Footage of last month’s graduation ceremony, which was translated Tuesday by the Middle East Media Research Institute, shows a group…

Record numbers of Jews visit the Temple Mount Tisha Be’av morning

With the Jewish people commemorating the destruction of the ancient Temples in Jerusalem on the fast of Tisha Be’av on Tuesday, more than 1,200 Jewish visitors went to the Temple Mount on Tuesday morning, activist groups said.

According to the Yeraeh organization, which promotes Jewish visitation and prayer rights at the Temple Mount and which…

PA payments to prisoners, ‘martyr’ families now equal half its foreign aid

The Palestinian Authority’s 2017 budget for payments to inmates in Israeli prisons and so-called “families of martyrs” is equal in sum to about half of the foreign aid Ramallah expects to receive this year, a recently published Israeli report shows.

According to the PA Finance Ministry’s 2017 budget, published on its website earlier in July,…

Pro-Israel Christians Have Unique Opportunity Under Trump Administration