My friend and I scuba dived in the Red Sea when we went to Israel. The most memorable part of this dive for me was looking up from the bottom and seeing the surface covered in beautiful purple jellyfish, penetrated by a few rays of sunlight. 69 more words
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The New York Times All Out Assault on Jewish Jerusalem
The week before Israeli elections always brings out the bile in the anti-Zionist New York Times. This election, scheduled for September 17, was no exception. 1,397 more words
Inside Israel
Once again, it’s time to hear from our sister in Jerusalem about what she is witnessing there as a believer in Yeshua. Put your prayer shawls on and pray for Israel and Sister J. 2,353 more words
Israel's election results now!
I can already tell you what the outcome of the Israeli election will be:
Wrong.
That’s because it’s being fought over the wrong issue.
It’s a contest between Bibi (Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) and Bibi-lite (Benny Gantz et al). 31 more words
Peniel
Haiku of struggle
Jacob heads for home
hoping that time has softened
his brother’s anger.
Jacob is fearful.
He prays for deliverance,
hopes in God’s promise. 114 more words
European Union and United Nations Rear their Ugliest Side
It was as predictable as the cycles of the moon. An Israeli politician comments of their intent to expand the regions under Israeli sovereignty and the European Union and United Nations spent the next few days denouncing Israel complaining that such a move would end any hope of establishing the two-state solution. 1,566 more words
Islamism, the Radical Left, and the Lust for Power
Over the past decade, the alliance has intensified between islamists and leftists in the Democrat Party in the United States. In decades past, support for Israel, in the face of viciously slanderous propaganda by the fringe left and regional antisemites, had been solidly bipartisan. 1,417 more words
