By Amy Zewe One would assume any educational institution would have the search for truth as a primary objective. The very reason for education is to discover the truth of the world—whether it is the hard sciences, where truth is discovered and unraveled, or the humanities where the search for in-tangible truth like justice, fairness,…
By Michael Stevens, Inside Sources— The latest playbook of the rabid anti-Israel crowd is to smear the Jewish state with the slur: “apartheid.” This ugly lie has been uttered with increasing force recently and it underlies such abominations as the Amnesty International report; the recent commission of inquiry set up by the U.N. Human Rights…
By Amy Zewe— Not just the rise, but the acceptance of antisemitism—what can we do about it?. College campuses, and the community at large, is increasingly accepting and even promoting of antisemitic sentiments. We are also seeing this in the curriculums and textbooks, even down to the elementary school age. Raising a generation to believe…
By Amy Zewe— We hear a lot in the news lately about truth—and what it really is and who gets to decide what it really is. We know that in God’s eyes, only one objective truth exists. However, humans take on various perspectives and baggage that results in either an inability to see truth or…
We wanted to let you know that the Violins of Hope concerts in South Carolina last month were a huge success. Thanks to all of you for your prayers, support, and attendance! Shelle Neese spoke at the concert in Myrtle Beach and Amy Zewe spoke at the concert in Charleston. Todd Smith from Liberty University…
By Khaled Abu Toameh, JPost—- Leaders of several Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip have called on Palestinians to converge on al-Aqsa Mosque compound (Temple Mount) on Friday to protect it against “provocations by Zionist criminals.” The call came after an emergency meeting of faction leaders on Wednesday evening in the office of Hamas’s Gaza…
By Arlene Bridges Samuels, CBN Israel— When John the Baptist saw Jesus walking toward him at the Jordan River, he announced, “Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” Those awaiting baptism may have been startled. They knew all about lambs. Their Jewish culture was saturated with them, as they…
By Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post— It is a tale as old as terrorism itself, a mantra repeated down through the years in an attempt to make sense of the Palestinian violence directed against Israel. Poverty breeds terrorism, we are told in authoritative tones, and hence there is no choice but to ease up on restrictions…
By Efraim Inbar, Jewish Policy Center— Ukraine behaved somewhat recklessly toward its large and ruthless Russian neighbor, and it was left alone to deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin. For Israel, this is evidence that its self-reliance doctrine must be nourished with no illusions about foreign support in times of crisis. Despite its public support…
By Mike Wagenheim, JNS— Colleyville. Pittsburgh. Poway. Too many Jewish institutions are wondering if they’ll be next. Too many in Brooklyn, N.Y., and elsewhere already deal with the reality of anti-Semitic attacks that keep on coming. The federal government says it stands ready to help ahead of the holiday season. Marcus Coleman, director of the…