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A recent survey commissioned by the Wall Street Journal and NBC news highlighted a disturbing trend. Among USA residents aged 55 and older, nearly 80% said that patriotism was very important compared with only 42% of those aged 18-38. Two-thirds of the older group cited religion as very important compared to less than one-third of… Read more »

The doctrine of the last days is very important because according to one’s interpretation of the last days or eschatology, one’s orientation to life varies.  Some think that we should avoid the doctrine of eschatology because it is a difficult subject that divides believers.  They would say, “Let’s just affirm that Jesus is coming back… Read more »

When I was growing up my mother, Katya, would often tell me “When you feel discouraged, look around and see whom you can serve. You will soon find yourself focusing on something other than your own troubles and will be a much happier and more fulfilled person.” It is so fitting that our annual Reshet… Read more »

“But those who wait for the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint.” (Isaiah 40:31) The Eagle Project—a united ministry of Return to Zion and Revive Israel—was created to invest in young adults in Israel and… Read more »

Senior Advisory Team Tikkun Israel is Birthed Ben Juster designated President of Tikkun America new NPO Ron Cantor, CEO of Tikkun International Ron, Shalom, BLESSED FEAST OF TRUMPETS! As we approach the “traditional” new year, it felt like a good time send out an update on some exciting developments in our Tikkun Global family. Almost five years ago… Read more »

You can download the audio using this link. Ron Cantor shares on the fear of the Lord and Revival. We say we want revival, but when God draws close, the results can be fatal. Look at Lev. 10 and 1 Sam. 6. People died because they did not discern the holiness of God. Also in… Read more »

My childhood memories of the great fall festivals of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot have little to do with the spiritual realities they were intended to convey. There was no genuine connection to the God who gave us our history, promised us a glorious future and reveals His supernatural presence to us daily. At… Read more »

I recently thought of writing about the danger of a massive human tragedy of enormous scope.  I am writing about the potential of acts of war that can bring untold death and destruction. C. E M. Joad was one of the more significant philosophers of the 20th century.  He was an atheist who used to argue… Read more »

The weekend Jerusalem Post featured an article with the headline asking if the Orthodox Jewish Community could accept LGBT people and especially young people. It is interesting to note the phrasing. What does acceptance mean? Does it mean tolerance in spite of disagreement with the lifestyles of LGBT people? Or does it mean supporting their… Read more »

Here is a brief analysis of the Israeli elections. There is almost no change from the last election that failed to produce a government. Likud has 31 seats and Blue and While has 32 seats. They still, most likely, need each other to form a government. Of course, if those numbers stick, Blue and White… Read more »