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130 students have graduated – excelling in Music and Art With the last concert on July 9th our Music and Art School has completed the school year, from September 2018 until July 2019. At the music and art departments of the school about 130 children have been studying. The past year was quite intense and… Read more »

The Israeli women’s lacrosse team scored major points last week when the players found a way to gift cleats to the entire Kenyan team who had been playing all this time without them. After defeating the Kenyan team in the 2019 Women’s Lacrosse Under 19 World Championships in Ontario, Canada last week, the Israeli players noted… Read more »

Israeli researchers believe they have developed a new method of preventing and treating skin cancer.  The “nano-vaccine,” developed by Tel Aviv University researchers has been effective so far in mice in preventing melanoma and in treating primary tumors and metastases that result from melanoma, according to a study. “Our research opens the door to a… Read more »

An Israeli Arab who left Israel to fight with ISIS in Syria has decided he had enough of the terror organization and wants to return home. Only, he can’t.  Siaf Sharif Daoud, 29, from a small village in central Israel, is currently being held captive by the Syrian Democratic Forces, a Kurdish organization, in Syria… Read more »

The Eagle Project is a joint ministry hosted by both Return to Zion Ministry and Revive Israel. Its vision is to renew, teach, develop and invest in the young generation in Israel from age 20 and above. Video links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHFMQIZGvaE&feature=youtu.be  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGkx6Zcazic&t=41s  In May 2019, after a long period of preparation, the Eagle Project launched an… Read more »

I would like to share with you what I have found to be the single most important key to psychological health and development, which leads to multiple kinds of blessings in our life. It has to do with our relationships with our parents. Relationship with our parents is mentioned in two out of the Ten… Read more »

Recently, before a preaching opportunity, I sought the Lord on what to share and kept hearing: “watchmen, vision, seer.” This brought me to Ezekiel 3:16-27. I began to think about how Ezekiel stood in difficult times before a nation of people different from him, trying to bring change. We too stand in the same place…. Read more »

“And the children of Israel wept for Moses in the plains of Moab thirty days. So the days of weeping and mourning for Moses ended” (Deuteronomy 34:8). Mourners with shovels and hoes moved a massive amount of earth to cover Eliahu’s casket. Stately pines, standing as silent witnesses, surrounded the grave and the many who… Read more »

Much preparation had taken place for this very special day. For seventeen years my friend Jane had been operating a senior citizen center in Tiberias, serving Holocaust survivors and old timer pioneers “chalutzim.” For Jane, this was more than a job. It was a calling, a chance to honor the men and women who helped… Read more »