A centuries-old prophecy about an apocalyptic war in the Strait of Hormuz has caused a stir in religious circles.

In Israel and the Diaspora, Jews who had never thought of themselves as religious began lighting candles.

He hailed the Oct. 7 perpetrators as “God’s men on earth” and called the massacre in southern Israel a “miracle by all standards.”

Jerusalem outraged after two Jewish worshippers murdered at a synagogue in Manchester on Yom Kippur by a Muslim jihadist.

Renowned Torah scholar Rabbi Mendel Kessin says UN made itself “Gog and Magog” with recognition of Palestinian state.

This Torah portion, read between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, is the portion of farewell. In it, Moses concludes his speech found in the Book of Deuteronomy and bids farewell to his people.

In just a single sentence (Titus 2:14), Paul spells out the four basic components of the Gospel which should be firmly hammered into the conscience of all believers: The Messiah has given Himself for us, To redeem us from every lawless deed, To purify for Himself a people for His own possession, That will be zealous for good deeds.

Judaism today looks much like a large construction site in its initial stages.

Hamas doesn’t care whether you support Netanyahu or not. When Jews are murdered for being Jews, unity must come before politics.