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2,000-Year-Old Mikvah Found in John the Baptist’s Birthplace

July 6, 2015 A Jerusalem family has announced the discovery of a 2,000-year-old mikvah (immersion pool) under the living-room floor of their home in Ein Kerem (Vineyard Spring), the place in which Yohanan the Immerser (John the Baptist) is thought to have been born.

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Wave of Terror Rolls Over Israel During Ramadan

July 6, 2015 Since the Muslim fast month of Ramadan began on June 17, Israel has faced a series of terror attacks ineastern Jerusalem, and in Judea and Samaria. June 29 brought numerous attacks, including the shooting near Shvut Rachel of 25-year-old Malachi Moshe Rosenfeld, who succumbed to his wounds on Tuesday evening.

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Three US Churches Consider Boycott of Israel

July 6, 2015 American Christian church organizations continue to discuss ways to delegitimize and hurt Israel economically. This past week, three US churches ruled on Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) measures against Israel. On Tuesday, the United Church of Christ announced it will divest from Jewish-run companies in the disputed territories, claiming "a desire to support Palestinians in their nonviolent struggle for freedom."

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Balak: The Power of God’s Blessing

July 3, 2015 Although Balaam was commissioned to pronounce a curse over Israel, he found he could only issue a blessing, saying, “How shall I curse whom God has not cursed?” Many might come against the nation of Israel, but no one can curse those whom Adonai Himself has blessed!

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Germany’s Norbert Lammert: Israel Has Right to Live Without Fear

June 29, 2015 On Wednesday, Israel’s Knesset (parliament) celebrated 50 years of diplomatic ties with Germany. To honor this special relationship, Norbert Lammert, the president of the German Bundestag (parliament), spoke before the Knesset, stressing that if Germany and Israel could become close allies following the trauma of the Holocaust, than there is no conflict that cannot be resolved.

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Teva Goes High Tech to Deliver Medicine Through Implanted Microchip

June 29, 2015 The Israeli pharmaceutical giant Teva is joining forces with the American hi-tech company Microchips Biotech to employ biochips for the remote delivery of their medications. The process will allow for the implantation of microchips that can deliver doses that are either pre-set or triggered remotely by a physician. This could be the next big thing in drug delivery systems and Teva, who is the world’s largest producer of generic drugs, wants to be there at the outset.

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Queen of England Makes First Visit to a Nazi Death Camp

June 29, 2015 The Queen of England completed her state visit of England’s former World War II adversary, Germany, by visiting for the first time the Bergen-Belsen death camp. Prince Philip, 94, also joined her. The Queen was only 19-years- age when the British liberated the camp.

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Earthquake Hits Israel

June 29, 2015 An earthquake measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale hit Israel on Saturday, mostly in the south. While earthquakes are not uncommon in Israel, they are most often experienced in the north or around Jerusalem. Earthquakes in the south of the country are more unusual. "We are accustomed to security related events in the south, but an earthquake? I don’t remember such an event,” Elad said.

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UNHRC Accuses Israel of Possible War Crimes

June 28, 2015 On Monday, the United Nations released a report on last summer’s war, stating that Israel’s Defense Forces (IDF) took actions that “may amount to war crimes” in its fight against Hamas terrorists in Gaza and that it definitely made “serious violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law.”

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Arsonists Torch Church of the Multiplication

June 22, 2015 Arsonist torched the Church of the Multiplication in Tabgha, which commemorates the miracle of the loaves and fishes in which Yeshua (Jesus) fed a multitude of 5,000. At the time of the attack there were 12 volunteers sleeping in the church dormitory. Two people, a 19-year-old tourist and a 79-year-old church volunteer, suffered from slight smoke inhalation.

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