As Israel is about to celebrate its 75th anniversary in just a few weeks, the Jewish State finds itself in possibly the greatest internal crisis since the establishment of Israel in 1948. The heated national debate over judicial reforms has drawn masses of demonstrators into the streets every week since early January. While the new […]
Read MoreBy: Annaliese Johnson Passover is just around the corner here in Israel. There is much uncertainty about the current debate over judicial reforms, but Israelis are still preparing for this major Jewish holiday, which celebrates God delivering the ancient Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. Yet for many Jewish families in Israel, Pesach also bring […]
Read MoreWhat is better than helping transform lives, especially with love, encouragement and guidance? The ICEJ is coming alongside single mothers and new immigrants in Israel to advocate for them and ensure they receive essential help and a path towards a good future. Twenty years ago, an outreach program opened for Israeli families living below the […]
Read MoreAs David Ben-Gurion prepared to declare the reborn State of Israel 75 years ago this May, another major event in Jewish history was just transpiring – the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls. In fact, on the very same day the United Nations voted the previous November to create a Jewish state in Mandatory Palestine, […]
Read MoreIn our last magazine, we showed that Abraham was perhaps the most paramount figure of the Old Testament, whose impact is still felt today. Jesus said, “Your father Abraham rejoiced to see My day, and he saw it and was glad.” (John 8:56) This statement presents a puzzling truth. Jesus indicates that Abraham already received […]
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