The Balfour Declaration: Israel’s First Modern Miracle
After the Roman destruction of Jerusalem, Jews were dominated by foreign rulers and treated as second-class citizens for nearly 2,000 years. Then in 1917, as World War I changed the […]
After the Roman destruction of Jerusalem, Jews were dominated by foreign rulers and treated as second-class citizens for nearly 2,000 years. Then in 1917, as World War I changed the […]
It’s commonly understood that Christians living in Lebanon consider themselves second-class citizens and live in fear of persecution. With Hezbollah, which called for the establishment of sharia law in Lebanon […]
Since October 7, when the barbaric terrorist organization Hamas brutally murdered and kidnapped innocent Israeli civilians, Israel has been at war. Here’s a quick rundown about Hamas’ founding and objectives: […]
For nearly 70 years, the stories of 850,000 Jewish refugees were not told. Evicted from their homes in communities across the Middle East and North Africa where Jews had lived […]
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 […]
As Christians, we believe that God’s inspired Word has been breathed out, written down, and preserved throughout many centuries to be passed down to us in the form we have […]
After three years of sustained rocket fire from Gaza, Israel’s people could take no more. The IDF entered Gaza on December 27, 2008. Israel’s objective during the operation was to […]
Connection to the land of Israel is woven into the fabric of Jewish life. It’s foundational to how the Jewish people express not only their devotion to God, but their […]
A four-year period of violence and terrorism broke out on December 8, 1987, after rumors spread in Gaza that Israel had killed four Palestinians in retaliation for an Israeli who […]
From 1945, when Turkey entered World War II aligned with the Allies, relations between the U.S. and the Republic of Turkey were friendly. In 1947, due to difficulties in Greece […]