Fighting between Israel and Hamas is raging on despite calls for peace by world leaders.
Fighting between Israel and Hamas is raging on despite calls for peace by world leaders.
The president of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, Yael Eckstein, who lives in Israel, recently reflected on the ongoing violence between Israel and Palestine.
World leaders are continuing to call for a cease-fire between Israel and Palestine while also urging the U.S. to become more involved in quelling the fighting.
As violence rages on between Israel and Palestine, Christian leaders are calling for prayers for peace and safety.
Of the nine million people who live in Israel, two million are Arab. Most Jews and Arabs in Israel have learned to live peaceably as neighbors since the State of Israel was founded in 1948. However, the country is now experiencing the worst internal Jewish-Arab conflicts since the last Intifada (“uprising”) in 2000. Here is how Christians can intercede biblically in these tragic days.
Amid ongoing violence between Israel and Palestine this week, Senator Marco Rubio criticized Rep. Ilhan Omar for claiming that Israel was guilty of "terrorism" and questioning why the Jewish state has an "Iron Dome" and Palenstine does not.
This week, amid continued violence in the Middle East, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized fellow Democrat Andrew Yang for his support for Israel in the ongoing crisis with Palestine. She also later re-tweeted a Tweet calling Israel "the occupier."
Right now we pray for the nation of Israel during these riots, for the lives lost and for those injured.
The Islamist terror group Hamas fired more than 200 missiles at Jerusalem on Monday, just days after hundreds of rioters were injured in clashes with Israeli police on the Temple Mount.
