The first ever Ambassadors Summit in Jerusalem brought more than 1000 pastors to stand with Israel and combat antisemitism in Jerusalem. The gathering aimed to make what’s heard in America’s pulpits stronger than today’s propaganda. Their main aim is reach … Continue reading →

The new Bolivia’s center-right government of President Rodrigo Paz has restored diplomatic relations with Israel that were severed by the previous socialist government following the Hamas invasion. Travel visa restrictions have also been lifted. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-879824 https://worldisraelnews.com/bolivia-israel-to-renew-diplomatic-ties/ https://www.jns.org/senior-israeli-official-attends-inauguration-of-bolivian-president/

The Society of Foreign Consuls in New York, celebrating its 100th year, stated that it is “thrilled” to welcome Israel as a new member and offered the Jewish state “heartfelt congratulations.” Ofir Akunis, consul general of Israel in NY, said … Continue reading →

A warm chance encounter took place at the World Travel Markets fair in London. Pakistan’s Advisor & National Coordinator on Tourism to the Pakistan Prime Minister, Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan, greeted Israeli Tourism Ministry Director General Michael Izhakov, at the … Continue reading →

Though anti-Israel BBC reports from Bethlehem are expected, the residents are much more positive this year and hotels in the city were at 70% occupancy. Less than 10% of Bethlehem (under the Palestinian Authority) are Christians (2017 census) compared to … Continue reading →

Druze conscription has climbed to around 85% since 7 Oct 2023, with Bedouin service remaining high and Arab Christian enlistment tripling in the past year. They now realize that Israel’s existential enemies do not distinguish between Israeli Jews, Bedouin, Christians, … Continue reading →

Some 300 Jewish teenagers from Israel and the Diaspora convened in Budapest – birthplace of Zionist visionary Theodor Herzl – for the first World Jewish-Zionist Youth Congress. a state-backed initiative linking Israel’s Ministry of Education with international partners. They wrote … Continue reading →