Israel and christianity
Why 800 million Evangelical Christians stand with Israel in an age of rising antisemitism - opinion
At the recent Muni Expo in Tel Aviv, I participated in a panel discussion titled “Faith, Freedom, and the Future of the Free World.” The panel was organized by security expert Sagiv Asulin.
For Zion’s sake: An emerging Catholic voice for Israel - opinion
Faith, friendship, and the future of Israel advocacy - opinion
Israel appoints new envoy to Christian world after Lebanese Jesus statue, Pizzaballa controversies
Does the rest of the world understand how important Israel is?
This experience and privilege of serving the Jewish people in such a way gave us a great insight to what the world is lacking in the knowledge of Israel.
WATCH: Israeli tourists connect with Japanese Christians on Yom HaShoah
Japanese Christians honor Holocaust Remembrance Day with a Ceremony in Fukuyama.
Voice of Hope station to broadcast to entire Middle East
Evangelical radio gets Israeli go-ahead.
Thousands gather to see restored site of Jesus’s tomb in Jerusalem
Last restoration took place in 1810, recent restoration cost $3.5 million.
A pilgrimage from the Jewish perspective
Today, as a Jew I understand well why true Christians feel so deeply about Israel and support the only democratic nation in the Middle East.
Christian leader: We can make a change for Israel by doing our homework
Founder of European Coalition for Israel says praying for Jewish state is only the beginning.
On finding (and leaving) footprints in Israel
In the political arena where many voices cry that Israel doesn't belong to the Jews, Joshua's rock footprints say otherwise.
The connections formed from a visit to the Holy Land
One connection leads to another, and eventually, leads back to Israel.
A young man, a new country, and a lifelong impact
"I remember looking out at the scenery, and feeling like I'd finally made it home."
'We are Israel, all good people are welcome here.'
What lingers in the mind most is the act of kindness of one resident of Jerusalem in the middle of a crowded market, with a smile as big as the Sea of Galilee.