Nakba: 1967 in Exchange for 1948?

editor 16 May 2012

By Giulio Meotti.. Tel Aviv University students just commemorated the “Nakba”, the “catastrophe”, as the Arabs call the date of the creation of the State of Israel in 1948. Meanwhile, Israel’s officials are considering the destruction of Migron and Beit El’s Ulpana.

But if we apply the ideas of “morality” and “justice” proclaimed by those who let the Nakba celebrations take place on or near the Israeli campus, the “university outpost” and the “Supreme Court outpost” should be dismantled as well. Read more »

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The key to revival in Germany is fasting and prayer

Harald Eckert 15 May 2012

In the years following the Second World War, Germany has received an enormous amount of grace. Despite the primary responsibility for two world wars and the Holocaust, God has allowed our country not only to survive, but even to be accorded a distinguished place among the nations once again. At the same time, destructive, ungodly, antichristian forces are increasing in Germany. Read more »

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Archeologist says new finds support Bible’s accuracy

editor 15 May 2012

By Ryan Jones.. A Hebrew University archeologist says finds at a new dig site near Jerusalem are backing up the biblical narrative of an Israelite kingdom centered on Jerusalem in 1000 BC, around the time of King David and his son, King Solomon.

Professor Yosef Garfinkel has been digging at Khirbet Qeiyafa near the Jerusalem suburb of Beit Shemesh since 2007. Carbon dating of unearthed olive pits has put the period of activity at Khirbet Qeiyafa at 1020 BC – 980 BC, almost exactly the period of time the Bible says David and Solomon were active in the region. The dating, together with the uniqueness of the finds, has made Khirbet Qeiyafa one of the most important biblical archeological digs. Read more »

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Lance Lambert Audio: For Such a Time as This

editor 15 May 2012

Lance looks at the Book of Esther in a message that has been placed on this website for you to listen to at such a time as this. May the Lord speak to you through it as we go on journey through the Book of Esther. Read more »

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Jews and Christians, what binds us together? Interview with Rabbi Chaim Eisen | Part 6

editor 14 May 2012

The conflict in Israel seems to be arising more and more because of the land issue. Rabbi Chaim Eisen explains that the question fundamentally was never a mater of the land perse, but a matter of the global conflict over God. According to Rabbi Eisen, the land does not belong to Israel, rather, it belongs to God. He gave the land to the nation of Israel with a mission for the world.   Read more »

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ECI marks Victory Day with launch of global citizen petition to eliminate Holocaust denial at the UN

ECI 8 May 2012

Brussels, 8th May, 2012 – As people all over the world celebrate the end of World War II and victory over the tyranny of the Nazi regime, ECI launches a global petition to ban Holocaust denial at the United Nations.

The United Nations was created after the war as a beacon of hope for a new world, where the atrocities committed by the Nazis could never be repeated. However, to this very day, Holocaust denial is heard in speeches in this global organisation – from the UN Conference against Racism in Geneva to the General Assembly in New York.   Read more »

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Lance Lambert Audio: They Shall Look Unto Me Whom They Have Pierced (2)

editor 8 May 2012

God has never saved on the principle of sight; it has always been faith, that is why it is “unto Me” not “on Me. Lance looks further into the last section of the book of Zechariah with an unveiling of the reality of the fulfillment of this prophecy to come. Get excited at what is in store listening to this message.. Read more »

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Protecting Jewish Right of Settlement in Palestine

editor 7 May 2012

By Eli E. Hertz.. Nearly ten years ago, while researching and studying the hundred years of modern Zionism, I came across writings of Professor Eugene Rostow, the past Dean of Yale Law School (1955-66) and a key draftee of the UN Resolution 242. Professor Rostow was an expert in international law and more specifically the Mandate for Palestine. The Mandate granted Jews the irrevocable right to settle anywhere in Jewish Palestine, the area between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea, a right unaltered in international law and valid to this day. Read more »

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Jews and Christians, what binds us together? Interview with Rabbi Chaim Eisen | Part 5

editor 7 May 2012

Rabbi Eisen explains that the vision of universal peace and brotherhood comes from the Jewish prophets. Today we see that conflicts are growing and the forces of Godlessness get stronger. However, the forces of Godliness are getting stronger as well. People are choosing sides and those choices divide nations and even families. Read more »

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The Spielberg Jewish Film Archive – Silence is Killing (1974)

editor 3 May 2012

Interviews with widows of Jews executed in Arab countries, illustrating Jewish life there in the 1960s. Simha Horesh and Odile Dallal became young widows when their husbands were summarily executed in January and August 1969 respectively by the Ba’ath regime. Charles Horesh was one of nine Jews hanged in Baghdad’s main square after a show trial indicted them for spying for Israel. Odile’s husband never underwent a trial. Neither body was returned to their families. Odile talks of the relief of escaping to Israel. Her children could play in the street without fear, “just as Arab children did.” Read more »

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