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The persistence of antisemitism—especially in recent campus protests and global rhetoric—underscores the necessity of a strong and secure State of Israel. The article reflects on Jewish history, persecution, and the Jewish people's enduring need for self-determination and protection in a sovereign homeland.

Jesus knew that His last Passover on earth would occur after 33 years of going up to Jerusalem. When Messiah entered Jerusalem amid thousands of lambs destined for Temple sacrifices, the Perfect Lamb realized His slaughter lay ahead. The multitudes first shouted their joyful Hosannas, but many were shocked at Jesus’ next actions.

Israel is a nation alive with endless and unexpected stories, both ancient and modern, that are often unknown to (or sought after by) tourists. On one of my trips to Israel, I discovered Yemin Orde Youth Village. After that, this residential school was always on our itinerary when I staffed many trips to Israel hosting Christian leaders through the American Israel Education Foundation.

“We’re battling for the heart and soul of the Democratic Party,” said the 16-term New York legislator during a virtual event hosted by NORPAC.

The order of the day: Don't be right, be responsible. This obligation should apply to the leaders and the public across all the rival camps.

South Africa has declared open season on us.

Breaking his two-month silence, he says Hezbollah has no interest in launching a war, but will respond without proportion if Israel attacks targets in Lebanon.

Completed in 1998, the building on Tel Aviv University’s campus is currently the “youngest” in the country to hold this status.

Otzma Yehudit lawmaker Limor Son Har-Melech said the incident occurred while being physically removed from a demonstration against the razing of a Jewish-owned property in Samaria.

The budget that keeps the government running through Sept. 2023 includes $3.3 billion in security assistance for Israel and $300 million for the Palestinians.

The Israeli attacks may have "significantly hampered Iran's ability to mass produce missiles."

“The Tehran Times” presents a “sensitive but unclassified” memorandum, apparently acquired before U.S. legislators saw it.

The Israeli parliament says no data was acquired by the cyber criminals.