Posts Tagged ‘Zionism’

 

UNESCO, Gilad Shalit, & Iran – reflections of an orthodox Jew

editor 10 November 2011

by Sondra Oster Baras.. These past few weeks have included a number of significant events, seemingly unrelated, and yet all bear watching for their inevitable affect on current affairs in Israel. As we face the growing threats, we Jews in Israel will be drawing our strength upon our unique traits.We will hold on to our country and our land even as so many nations of the world seek to erase us as a people. We did not survive these many centuries to be too upset when we lose a popularity contest. We will fight for our survival and pray for G-d’s blessing and we can take comfort in the fact that He promised our eternal survival.  But, unique to Israel, we will take comfort in the fact that we are all in this together – that brother will fight for brother and mothers will protect children. We are one family and we will survive. (more…)

 

An Assault on Zionism

editor 19 October 2011

By Michael Freund.. Not since the United Nations debate denouncing Zionism as racism has Israel been in the dock as it is these last couple of weeks. On November 10, 1975, then-Israeli ambassador Chaim Herzog ascended the podium in the lion’s den in New York to face a hostile world, much of which sought to deny the Jewish people’s right to our state. (more…)

 

The Mis-Education of a Young Evangelical

editor 4 October 2011

by Dexter Van Zile. For the past year, audiences of Christians in the United States and Great Britain have been treated to an anti-Israel extravaganza, With God on Our Side. Produced by Rooftop Productions in 2010, this 82-minute movie purports to be a documentary about Christian Zionism and its impact on the prospects for peace between Israel and its adversaries in the Middle East. (more…)

 

The end of Israel?

editor 16 August 2011

by Giulio Meotti….How can a tiny nation, hated wherever it resides, possibly survive? This has been the paramount question governing Jewish life for two millennia. During Israel’s War of Independence in 1948, the country lost more than 6,000 of her finest soldiers, which was 1 percent of her total population, the equivalent of 3 million losses pro-rated for America’s population. A devastating start on the road of independence. (more…)

 

Blood & Soil: the bond between the people and the land of Israel…

editor 1 July 2011

By Henk Vreekamp…Critics of Zionism have denounced it as just another form of 19th century nationalism with its mythical bond of ‘blood and soil’. And Christian Zionism has been reprobated as ‘blood and soil theology’. How is the bond between the people and the land of Israel to be understood? In this article, we explore the bond between the Jewish people and the land of Israel. (more…)

 

Airbrushing Jewish History

editor 13 February 2011

By Yvette Alt Miller… Wouldn’t it be convenient if the Jews never existed? If they had no claims whatsoever to the Land of Israel? If every piece of their history was exposed as a lie? If they silently, painlessly, just disappeared? (more…)

 

“No victory without a struggle”

Andrew Tucker 7 April 2010

Hannukah and the (almost forgotten) story of the Russian refusniks…Yosef Begun (Moscow, 1932) is now an elderly man. Small and unassuming, it is hard to believe that he was a revolutionary, at the forefront of the struggle for freedom in Russia at the height of the Cold War. But when he begins to speak, he is full of energy, and you can see the old fire in his eyes. He is visiting Europe, as he has done many times, to talk to Jews and Christians about God’s faithfulness to His people. (more…)

 

What does Zionism want?

Rev. Henk Poot 19 March 2010

The return to Eretz Israel has a lot to do with the Zionist movement that emerged and grew during the latter part of the nineteenth century. Even though the longing for Zion has always been a part of the religious Jew, Zionism is for the most part a secular movement that grew out of an inability by the Jew to assimilate successfully, especially in Western Europe, so that many Jews have become secularized. (more…)

 

A Biblical theology of Israel and recent history

editor 11 February 2010

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is basically religious. The Bible connects the identity of the Jewish people to the land. To understand our time, we need a Biblical Theology of Israel. Ronald E. Diprose PhD
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Because of Zion

Hubert Luns 11 January 2010

Characteristic of the history of the people of Israel is the continual desire for Zion, for Jerusalem, for the Holy City. Arising during the Babylonian Exile, it has continued up to the present day, after centuries of Diaspora, pogroms and extermination camps. (more…)


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