On the eve of their visit to the White House, recently freed hostages Ziv and Gali Berman shared a message filled with gratitude, urgency, and unshakeable resolve. The twins, kidnapped from Kibbutz Kfar Aza on October 7, 2023, and held for two years in Gaza, are among the 20 hostages released in last month’s ceasefire deal. Now, they are asking the world — and especially the United States — not to look away.
Mossad revealed this week that Hamas terror cells operating in Europe were armed, directed, and green-lit from Qatar — and possibly Turkey. As threats against Jewish communities rise worldwide, this confirmation underscores what Scripture has always told us: evil plots in secret, but God brings truth into the light.
Saudi jets, a UN “peace plan,” terror at a busy junction, winter tents in Gaza—this week’s Israel headlines tell a story very different from the soundbites here at home.
Outgoing New York Mayor Eric Adams visited Israel this week and delivered a sobering warning. With Zohran Mamdani set to take office, Adams said plainly that if he were a Jewish New Yorker, he would fear for his children. His message was not political. It was pastoral. And it was a call to wake up.
Discover ten biblical reasons modern-day Esthers stand with Israel and the Jewish people—and how Christian Women For Israel helps you live that calling.
Israel is more than a headline; it’s a living testimony of resilience, innovation, and God’s faithfulness. In this article, we explore why investing in Israel right now is about more than potential returns. It’s a way for believers to stand with the Startup Nation as it rebuilds, innovates, and helps shape a safer, more hopeful future for the region. For Christian Women for Israel and all Modern-Day Esthers, this is a moment to pray, discern, and put our capital where our calling already is.
At the Zionist Organization of America gala, Dr. Miriam Adelson told Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, “You have the guts to say the truth.” Stefanik’s bold defense of Israel and moral clarity on campus antisemitism reveal an Esther-like courage our world needs.
When The Guardian accused Israel of “attacking Palestinian water sources,” it ignored context, facts, and common sense. By twisting a global study into a political indictment, the paper once again turned truth upside down to blame the one nation that gives more than it takes — even to its enemies.
Zionism is not a trend. It is rooted in God’s covenant and Israel’s history. This article separates facts from propaganda, responds to attacks on Christian Zionists, and calls the church to pray, tell the truth, and stand with Israel in a moment when many grow quiet.
The Heritage Foundation’s Tucker Carlson crisis reveals a deeper moral test for conservatives: will they confront rising antisemitism, or look away as Jews are targeted?
After Tucker Carlson’s interview with Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes, one thing became clear: silence is complicity. And when prominent conservatives like Megyn Kelly defend that silence, the moral line that once separated conviction from corruption begins to blur.
What if Nuremberg isn’t just history, but a mirror for now—when some cheer Hamas’s crimes instead of trying them. Read the piece, watch the trailer, and join us in demanding real investigations and real trials.
In the hills of southern Spain, archaeologists uncovered what was long thought to be a fourth-century church—until menorah-carved lamps and Hebrew letters told a different story. Beneath the cross lay a synagogue, hidden for more than 1,600 years. Its stones now whisper of faith’s endurance, the shared roots of Christianity and Judaism, and the God who keeps covenant through every empire.
This article arms a modern-day Esther with verified facts and moral clarity. It shows how Israel delivers massive humanitarian aid while Hamas steals it, how CENTCOM footage exposes the truth, and why headlines often blame the wrong side. It also widens your field of vision to persecuted Christians in Nigeria, calling you to pray, discern, and act with courage—“take up the whole armor of God” (Ephesians 6:13)—for Israel and the Church.
Elica Le Bon never expected to become an activist. The daughter of Iranian refugees and a former criminal defense lawyer, she saw propaganda twist truth after October 7 and decided silence was no longer an option.
“If I don’t say it, who will?” Today she uses her voice to defend Israel, expose tyranny, and remind the world that moral clarity still matters. Read how this unlikely advocate became our Esther of the Week — a modern witness for truth, courage, and faith.