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Love Your Enemies? I’m Not So Sure

We are all familiar with this difficult saying of Jesus that at times seems irrational, at others irresponsible....

On 19 Jan 2021 By admin / 0 Comment
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Israeli Messianic Artist Produces Illustrated Family Bible

Celebrated Israeli Messianic Jewish artist Elhanan ben-Avraham recently announced the completion and release...

On 12 Jan 2021 By admin / 0 Comment
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Israeli Soldiers are Planting Olive Trees in Your Name

“Every tree is like one more gift of love for Israel,” said one soldier, amazed that Christians had done...

On 22 Dec 2020 By admin / 0 Comment
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A Land Flowing with Milk and Honey? It’s Not What You Think

Just imagine the opulence, the bounty and joy of a land flowing with the richness of milk and honey....

On 27 Oct 2020 By admin / 0 Comment
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Excuse Me, But in Israel the Bible Still Makes Sense

Outsiders don’t get it, but here Scripture still shapes public opinion, government policy and societal...

On 25 Aug 2020 By admin / 0 Comment
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DNA testing of Dead Sea Scrolls hides could safeguard against forgeries

Tel Aviv University and the Israel Antiquities Authority, with help from Swedish DNA lab, has allowed...

On 21 Jul 2020 By admin / 0 Comment
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Modern Israeli scribes bring an ancient craft to life

Jamie Shear keeps his iMac just behind the worn wooden worktable where he uses a turkey quill and homemade...

On 31 Dec 2019 By admin / 0 Comment
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The oldest known inscription bearing the full name ‘Jerusalem’

An exciting find was unveiled October 9 by the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Israel Museum: a unique...

On 19 Oct 2018 By admin / 0 Comment
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Tel Hazor | Head of All the Kingdoms

“And Joshua at that time turned back and took Hazor and smote the king thereof with the sword, for Hazor...

On 28 Sep 2018 By admin / 0 Comment
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Explore magnificent Mount Tabor

Mount Tavor, also known as Mount Tabor or Har Tavor in Hebrew, is one of the Lower Galilee’s most...

On 21 Aug 2018 By admin / 0 Comment
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Take A Tour Of Israel’s Charming Old Clock Towers

Before there were wristwatches, and certainly before there were cellphones, centrally located clock towers...

On 01 Aug 2018 By admin / 0 Comment
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Ein Gedi: one of Israel’s amazing desert wonders

If you’re looking to explore some of Israel’s amazing desert sights and sounds, then a stopover at Ein...

On 20 Jul 2018 By admin / 0 Comment
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Treasures of Eilat: Israel’s Southern Port

King Solomon was the first to turn Eilat into a major port on the Red Sea. Solomon's fleet was stationed...

On 11 May 2018 By admin / 0 Comment
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Remains of 2,700-year-old town discovered under Israeli training base

Archaeologists working for the Civil Administration and excavating on the grounds of the former Bahad...

On 07 Nov 2017 By admin / 0 Comment
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Ancient Roman theater uncovered next to Western Wall

Jewish historian Josephus Flavius told of a small Roman-era theater built in the vicinity of the Western...

On 24 Oct 2017 By admin / 0 Comment
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Dip your apple in date honey this year

If you’d asked Jamie Geller about cooking with date honey before she moved to Israel in 2012, she would...

On 29 Sep 2017 By admin / 0 Comment