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By Ruthie Jaffe Lieberman
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What Can We Learn from the Plants of the Land of Israel?
As we look closer at the plants native to Israel, we can glean insights into faith, perseverance, and the deep connection between God’s creation and His promises to the People of Israel.
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Hatikvah: The Zionist Anthem of Hope and Redemption
As we look forward to Yom Ha’Atzmaut – Israel’s Independence Day, we will take a deep dive into understanding Israel’s national anthem, ‘Hatikvah.’
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Don’t Miss this Site: Ancient Shiloh and Its Significance for Today
Ancient Shiloh offers a profound connection to the past and a deeper understanding of God’s plan in history.
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Reforming Education: Palestinian Textbooks Must Stop Including Anti-Israel Incitement
The textbooks used by the Palestinian Authority (PA) in schools under their control have long been criticized for promoting a narrative of hatred toward Israel. These materials are not only educational but also ideological tools that deeply influence the perspectives of palestinian Arab children. Through their portrayal of history, geography, and culture, the textbooks often
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The Aftermath of Hezbollah’s Rocket Barrage and the Urgent Battle to Protect Israel’s Historic Heartland
For over a year and a half, it has endured relentless bombardment from Hezbollah, with thousands of rockets launched from Lebanon.
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Hidden Gems in Israel: Must-See Biblical Sites That You Didn’t Know You Missed
Here are three hidden gems in Israel that every Bible enthusiast should explore.
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Israel at War: Classic Israeli Songs That Inspire Hope and Faith
In times of war, music has a unique ability to provide solace, unite people, and increase faith. For Israel, a nation that has faced countless trials throughout its history, nationally inspired songs often carry messages of hope, resilience, and a deep trust in God.
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