Does the Christian leadership really love Israel?
Jay Shapiro thinks the Israeli leadership should be careful about who is a friend and what are his intentions.
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What does God want from us?
We learn a lot about the commandments - but what is really behind them?
The senior journalist shares almost a century of history
World's oldest active journalist: Arutz sheva's own Walter Bingham. Listen to his life story woven with all the historical events.
Church choir director now Orthodox Jew
Gayle Berman's journey: church music director, intermarriage, and Orthodox Judaism
Aliyah to Israel: Does the reason really matter?
Does it make a difference if aliyah is running to or away from something?
In God we trust: Why? And how does it work?
Trusting in God: It's easier, and more practical than most people think.
God looks at us as His children
Seeing eye-to-eye with G-d in His chosen place: We are the children of HaShem.
Seeing the blessing and the curse – and getting with the program
Science, prophetic Torah and the Holy Temple.
'Israel’s budget crisis far from over'
Science and Technology Minister Yizhar Shai thinks that the country's nine million citizens are all against new elections.
'It is clear that Hezbollah was involved in Beirut explosion'
Writer and researcher Ken Timmerman analyzes the situation in Lebanon and what is behind the country's civil protests.
Why do Jews of the Diaspora support the two-state solution?
Are the Jewish Diaspora and the State of Israel the real two-state issue? Let's look at the reason why.
Why are PFICs a problem for Americans in Israel?
The economic problem that American citizens of Israel don't know.
When the coronavirus challenges our faith
Jay Shapiro examines the Israeli social resilience that faces a particularly challenging test under the coronavirus crisis.
Attacks, blasts, and instability just above the northern border
An update and analysis on what is happening in Beirut, and what is now taking place on Israel’s northern border.
Laura Loomer: No one will stop me
Laura Loomer talks about left-wing censorship, death threats, and harassment.
The Power of Faith-Based Diplomacy
How today’s friends of Israel are those who turn to the Bible as their guide to understand what’s really happening in Israel.
The facts behind the Beirut explosion
A kaleidoscope of current events.
The miss of the century: Sovereignty is receding
It seems that Netanyahu has already decided that he is not interested in annexation.
The power of speech: How words can determine destinies
This is the main goal of Parshat Eikev: Hear what your mouth is talking about.
How dangerous is it really for Jews to remain in the Diaspora?
Is Aliyah the true antidote for the current ongoing coronavirus pandemic among other things?
What a great day for rebuilding the Holy Temple
Every commandment, just like every soul, is important to HaShem.
Love and unity in a time of testing and uncertainty
The ‘little’ things we trample underfoot
From violent protests across America to anti-Semitism?
Does the Black Lives Matter movement slide into anti-Semitic discourse?
'Iran may execute my friend'
Where was the Iranian revolutionary kidnapped and who in Israel cares about his fate?
Baring their souls
Chagit-Moriah Gibor shares what she has gone through since the ‘girls’ prayer’ during the expulsion from Gush Katif.
The mastermind behind Netanyahu's new media
Topaz Luk is one of Netanyahu's closest advisors. He talks about these turbulent times in Israel and his work with the Prime Minister.
Making virtual Aliyah - is it possible?
How does one bridge the gap between a virtual connection with Israel, and experiencing the real thing?
Unmasking Iranian and Palestinian hybrid warfare against Israel
How the terrorist organizations that are presented as legitimate under the guise of Palestinian aid organizations disguise themselves.
Why has annexation become a forgotten story?
The people of Israel wanted very much the annexation process in Judea and Samaria, but it seems that their leaders wanted it a little less.
The unique concerns of an extraordinary leader
Raise eyes heavenward and worship the sun or the moon or the stars - not to replace G-d, but to serve Him by honoring his creations.
Reminiscing about the shameful expulsion from Gush Katif
Forceful move from large houses to small caravans.
Peering Into the abyss and Finding G-d
Roy Neuberger grew up with everything - except Judaism.
Aliyah: A trail of tears or joy?
Aliyah: a process of grief and a process of joy, with grief being an integral part of JOY. Both grief & joy make up one side of ‘the coin.’
The communist-turned-capitalist
Ariel Karlinsky is an economist at the Kohelet Policy Forum, a conservative think tank dedicated to 'securing Israel's future.'
The economic problem that American citizens of Israel don't know
Why are PFICs a problem for Americans in Israel?
The relevance of the Holy Temple today
The significance of the Holy Temple for all people, and the promise of hope that it brings to humanity.
Americans: Make an exit plan – returning home
With increasing harassment of Jews throughout America, there are calls to make a change and come to live in Israel.
What does Judaism look like through Noahide eyes?
After growing up in a home whose Christian faith was rooted in intellect and emotion, Richard Abbott explored Torah and Judaism.
Why being a better Jew makes you a better American
How religious tolerance is an American invention and why being a better Jew makes you a better American.
Out of mourning the future grows
Realizing why we mourn can help us to grow in our faith. A compelling message of hope and inspiration.
Israeli archaeology destroys Palestinian myths
Important Israeli archaeological discoveries make the case for ancient Jewish rights to the Land of Israel.
The snakebite of anti-Semitism
How do we reconcile having joy during a time of diminished joy, and what in the world does this have to do with “skeletons in the closet?”
Watch: The deportees from Gush Katif still long for a real home
Anita Tucker misses the spirit of the place that, like it’s magnificent sand, got into every nook and cranny.
Is our heart into mourning, or is our heart into building?
Truth, love and peace are the gifts of the Holy Temple for all mankind.
Are vegetarians and vegans better Jews?
Jewish vegetarian Guru Richard Schwartz on Derech Eretz for animals and the planet.
Will the coronavirus vaccine be safe?
The rush to come up with a vaccine that is supposed to protect us from COVID-19 is worrying a lot of people as to its safety.
What might happen if Joe Biden wins the US Presidency?
Biden's question: Will his possible election victory be good or bad for Israel?
Building bridges between fellow Jews
How 'Gesher' organization has shifted its model as a result of Coronavirus where physically bringing people together is nearly impossible.
The great 57 million dollar fraud
Who needs enemies with friends like these?
The woman who leads the lobby for relationships with Christians
Sharren Haskel discusses the Israeli Lobby to Promote Relations With Christian Communities Worldwide.
Asking ourselves: What did we do to bring redemption closer?
How many Jews today, Torah observant Jews, do more than pay lip-service to the building of the Third Beit HaMikdash?
How an Egyptian girl discovered that she's Jewish
An Egyptian girl worked two years in a Jewish school. Years later she discovered she's also Jewish.
King without a crown: Who rules over you?
Torah for everyone: Fixing a damaged, despairing world with love and kindness
How does the coronavirus crisis encourage Aliyah to Israel?
The effects of post coronavirus fear-trauma on the current rate of Aliyah.
We must be prepared for any security threat to Israel
Former head of military intelligence: Israel should be prepared for Iranian strike anytime, anywhere.
Time to focus on & build the Holy Temple
The message of the month of Av: Our potential for good.
The man who brings 50,000 Americans to Israel every year
What does the future hold for Birthright? And did the project achieve any actual results? Gidi Mark, the CEO of Taglit gives the answers.
'This is how the Arabs tried to assassinate me'
Yehudah Glick tells his story: From the Aliyah to Israel until his time as a member of Knesset.
Understand the truth: This is how the world works
You have to understand how the world works and what we’re supposed to do about it, which is very important to do at this time of year.
The unstoppable Jerusalemite
Jodi Samuels shares her journey from Johannesburg to Jerusalem via New York.
