“We Won’t be Deterred from Loving Israel!”

The week-long Feast of Tabernacles in Israel is winding down. The joyous celebration reminds the Jewish people of God's faithfulness to provide for them in the wilderness during the Exodus. The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) hosts the largest gathering of Christians from around the world. God's Word tells us that one day (Millennial Kingdom), …

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Reflections from Our Israel Tour: Yad Vashem and Holocaust Survivors

Few places on earth are more heart-wrenching than the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum, particularly the children's memorial. What happened to the Jewish people during the Nazi's "Final Solution" was absolutely unfathomable, and we saw the evidence of atrocity as we toured the museum during our recent Israel tour. However, flickers of light (Holocaust survivors) have …

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Reflections from Our Israel Tour: Our Visit with Donata

Israel tours are filled with "wow" moments, but visiting Holocaust survivors is often a trip highlight for many. Meeting Donata was certainly a memorable moment that will linger for a lifetime in the minds of our tour group. Nestled in the midst of a neighborhood, the Haifa Home for Holocaust Survivors is a place of …

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NYT Hit Pieces and Disgusting Crossword Puzzle Proves Anti-Semitism Never Takes a Holiday

Leave it to mainstream media to keep Anti-Semitism alive and well, and The New York Times to consistently lead the charge. Evil never takes a holiday! To welcome in Hanukkah, one of Israel's most joyous occasions, The NYT ran at least 3 articles (here, here and here) in previous days, all written by opinion columnist, …

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