Whose Land
The video series’ definitive history of the rights of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel.
From Israel with Love
You might still be able to book for the Technion UK’s London event to celebrate Israel’s 75th anniversary. But hurry – It’s on the 14th May. All proceeds go towards the Integrated Cancer Research Centre at the Technion. Or support Christians United For Israel and get 75th anniversary gifts.
Interview with an Arab Muslim
This video is an excellent response to Amnesty International. There are many hundreds of similar examples.
Reminder – webinar to help UK pre- & post- Olim
On Tue 16 May, 7pm UK time, UKAA is hosting two free online talks. The 1st concerns insuring your shipment to Israel. The 2nd is on where to buy your home. Register at the link below. or email with your full name and phone number.
King Charles is anointed with Jerusalem oil
The oil used to crown King Charles III on May 6th comes from the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, Israel. Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, noted the “deep historic link” between the oil for the coronation and that of biblical kings.
Jewish and Democratic
The latest edition of the annual Democracy Index from the prestigious Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) ranks Israel 23rd of 167 countries. Israel is by far the most democratic country in the Middle East, and it is also ahead of Spain, Portugal, Italy, and the United States.
Lucy Dee’s heart
When Lital woke up after the transplant surgery with the heart of Lucy (Leah) Dee, she couldn’t stop crying. “How much love does the Creator of the world have to give me the heart of such a woman? The power of this woman of grace, I feel it inside my body.” Then Lucy’s family came to visit Lital.
75 Ambassadors plant 75 trees for Israel 75
To commemorate Israel’s 75th anniversary of independence, the KKL-JNF and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs encouraged the whole diplomatic corps in Israel to plant 75 trees as a symbol of growth, development, and a strong connection to the land of Israel.
Israeli archeologists excavate in Morocco
The Abraham Accords have allowed Israeli researchers to excavate two huge ‘genizas’ found in rural Morocco. Israelis who once lived in abandoned Moroccan villages are now able to investigate remnants of their Jewish life in Morocco and that of their ancestors.
Digitizing ancient Israel inscriptions
US Brown University, and the University of Virginia before that, have digitized over 5,000 texts and their translations from the land of Israel between 500 BCE and 514 CE. They were written mostly on mosaics and stone, and are largely in Aramaic, Hebrew, Greek and Latin.