President Trump is in Davos for the World Economic Forum to bolster US presence on the world stage and to make deals intended to put America first. Quite frankly, there appears to be a paradox of thought. What do I mean by that? Let's take a look at Trump's "Board of Peace," which he says …
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After stops at Tel Dan and Caesarea Philippi, we made our way to Bental, an old IDF outpost overlooking the Syrian border. The well-fortified bunker served as a frontline observation post during the 1967 6-Day War, and more recently featured a coffee shop said to have had the best coffee in Israel. That coffee shop …
Israel's living hostages have now come home and are reuniting with family and friends. Undoubtedly, they are facing hardships after spending over two hellacious years in tunnels and dungeons, enduring who knows what sort of torture and torment. I am exceedingly thankful the hostages are home, and I rejoice with our Israeli friends. I am …
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Prior to October 7, Israeli politics were in a tailspin. PM Benjamin Netanyahu was facing trumped up charges (not so different than Donald Trump), party opposition leaders Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid were working feverishly to force Netanyahu out of office, and street protests were increasing in number and intensity. Once war broke out, Netanyahu …
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Looking for the Blessed Hope 