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T.E. Lawrence wanted to see Jewish colonies – 'bright spots in a desert' – in the Holy Land

The Jewish Nation would not just be returning home, they would be returning the Holy Land – a wasteland for almost 2,000 years – to its glory days.

WWII Belgian educator gave more than 4,000 Jewish youth ‘the gift of life’

Yvonne Nèvejean-Feyerick was born on November 15, 1900. Yad Vashem recognized her as Righteous Among the Nations.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Chaim Weizmann’s talent to help fulfill prophecy

Zionist leader spoke ‘the minds of millions’ in their desire to return to the Holy Land

By BENJAMIN GLATT
On wings of eagles: Operation to bring Yemenite Jews to Israel

Operation Wings of Eagles, also known as Operation Magic Carpet, began in December 1948 and lasted until December 1949, with minor waves of aliya taking place in the 1950s.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Comment: Prayer – Our Strongest Weapon

Regular prayer is one of the single most important things we can do for our children

By SUZANNE STAMBOULIEH
Soldiers under threat: Christian IDF recruits subject to attack

Christian soldiers sometimes find themselves threatened by their Muslim neighbors and are the recipients of violent attacks.

By NOAM AMIR/MAARIV
Second US president John Adams's dream for Israel

Commemorating one of the United States' Founding Fathers, whose dream of a Jewish state exceeded expectations.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Report: Final burial place of Jesus revealed after hundreds of years

Hidden by marble for centuries, the stone slab believed to have held Jesus's remains has finally been exposed.

By JPOST.COM STAFF,BENJAMIN GLATT
The German officer who saved 13 Jewish 'spies' from the Nazis

Seeing the Nazi treatment of the Jews played a key part in Hans von Dohnanyi’s growing opposition to Hitler.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Surveying Jerusalem

Sir Charles Wilson’s cartographic work in 1864 served as the basis for all future research of the Holy City.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Tzova: A history of mighty warriors

Palmah soldiers settled Jerusalem-area village, just as their biblical forefather did.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
The banker who used Nazis to help save Jews

Friedrich Carl von Oppenheim used bureaucratic and legal channels to make a difference in WWII.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
The Christian German who saved Jews speaking Yiddish

Industrialist Alfred Rossner stood out for the kindness he showed to those under his command.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
The Church has contributed to antisemitism, Archbishop of Canterbury says

"The fact that antisemitism has infected the body of the Church is something of which we as Christians must be deeply repentant."

By JPOST.COM STAFF
The Pope receives Jewish world leaders ahead of Rosh Hashana

“We Jews have all been immigrants. We understand the situation the immigrants find themselves in," Jewish leader says to pope.

By DANIEL ALTMAN
After WWI, Christian Zionists sought a political expression in the world

"The Americans were watching the [British] Mandate begin, and Christian Zionists in America were seeking a political expression in the world."

By BENJAMIN GLATT
IFCJ provides more than NIS 6m. in aid for Rosh Hashana

‘The scope of poverty and social inequality is intolerable,’ founder and president of the IFCJ Rabbi Yechiel Ecksteinsays.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Pope Francis prays for Shimon Peres to have a full recovery after stroke

The two last met in June when the former president visited the pontiff at the Vatican.

By JPOST.COM STAFF,JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH
IFCJ to bring black church, gospel singer to Israel

22 leaders of Bahamas-based fellowship to ‘gain new understanding’ of shared history with Jews.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
The Holy Sepulchre’s long history

Jerusalem holy site went through massive changes since 335 consecration

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Responding to Jezreel: Settlers in Israel’s 1st communal farming village a cornerstone of Zionism

On September 11, 1921, Zionist pioneers founded the moshav Nahalal in the Jezreel Valley.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Raising Arrows: Lead by Example

We must equip our own selves with God’s truth so we can pass it along to our children

By SUZANNE STAMBOULIEH
Nurturing Christian Zionism in Colonial America

Puritan tradition helped form the foundation of the movement supporting the Jews’ return to Israel.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
The Catholic, French count who saved a Jewish family from the Nazis

In his castle in rural France, Count Henri de Menthon discreetly and humbly saved Jewish children in during World War II.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Pope Francis proclaims Mother Teresa a saint

Thousands of pilgrims in St. Peter's Square applauded as the tiny nun known as the "saint of the gutters" in her lifetime was officially elevated to join the Church's more than 10,000 saints.

By REUTERS
Mel Gibson confirms new film project on Jesus’ resurrection

Australian-American actor and filmmaker, whose career tanked after anti-Semitic rant and other scandals, confirms that he's making a follow-up to his blockbuster 'The Passion of the Christ.'

By JTA
Mideast Christian woman on ISIS: God’s plan is ‘working perfectly’

Refugee tells churchgoers not to pray for the persecution to end.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Ratifying the Jewish state

World War I Treaties form legal basis for land Israel won in 1967 war.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Special envoy to the UN calls for immediate halt of aid money to Gaza

"No church or humanitarian organization should send a single cent to Gaza as long as it is run by a band of murderous terrorist bandits."

By BENJAMIN GLATT
Naddaf to French envoy: Stop protecting BDS activists

The spiritual leader said it was inappropriate that official French representatives would help people who are breaking the law.

By BENJAMIN GLATT
They were all his children

Holocaust hero Janusz Korczak broke down religious barriers and stood up for orphans.

By BENJAMIN GLATT

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