Yom HaShoah, Yom HaZikaron, and Yom Ha’atzmaut Coming Up!

Interestingly, Biblical feast days and Israeli civic holidays often come in groups of three. The first three feasts God ordained for the Jewish people were Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, and the Feast of First Fruits, all grouped together within the 8-day Passover celebration which concluded last week. Now, Israel ushers in three civic …

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When Bomb Shelters become Home

Dear friends, if you follow the events in the Middle East, you know Iran has not fully ceased firing ballistic missiles at Israel, and neither has Hezbollah. One significant target (among many) is Haifa, the high-tech center of Israel. War proves to be no respecter of persons. Young, old, Arabs, Jews, men, women and children …

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A Jewish View of Israel’s Current Position in Light of Passover

The 8-day Passover Feast has commenced in Israel. Meanwhile, the war rages in Iran. Israel sits on the precipice of a very unique time in history. Will they experience the peace and security Ezekiel 38 promises prior to the invasion of Gog and Magog? Only time will tell, but recently Amir Tsarfati, an Israeli-born Messianic …

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Passover: A Time of Remembrance

Ahhhh, it's Passover season again! The beginning of a new year. A remembrance of things past. A reminder of things to come. Tonight at sunset marks the beginning of the Jewish feast of Passover. Around the world Jews will remember the exodus from Egypt and the freedom sought by the Israelites. God put forth His …

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