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Articles by Tuvia Pollack
Jack Hayford: Why Believers Must Stand With Israel
Aside from the hustling crowds and rush-hour traffic jams that define any international metropolis, Jerusalem astounds most of its tourists with how peaceful the city truly is. While the global media assaults readers with reports of nearby suicide bombings and young zealots throwing rocks across Jewish-Palestinian borders, those who live in Israel’s capital city know a different story, a different reality.
'Pray that the Lord will watch over us'
Messianic Jews serving in the Israel Defense Forces is not a recent phenomenon. In fact, they’ve been around ever since Israel’s War of Independence in 1948. Currently, there are hundreds of Messianic Jews serving in many positions throughout the IDF, both in regular and reservist service. When Netivah Youth Ministries arranged a conference for soldiers back in January 2024, over 350 people attended – and those were only the ones who were available that weekend. M.
Israel's Negev Desert: Past, Present and the World-changing Future
Read time: 5 minutes 18 seconds Ever since the early Zionist settlers, Israel has made the desert flourish, and today it's a worldwide center of innovation. Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Beersheva develops technologies that can be used around the world, attracting agricultural scientists across the globe. And it all started with Abraham. The Negev Desert takes up two-thirds of Israel's landmass, but only 10% of its population lives there.
Israeli Army Surprise!
(Vladimir-1965 via Getty Images) A generic photo posted on the Israel Defense Forces's Instagram account created a national stir last week showing a soldier holding a Hebrew Bible with both the Old and New Testament at the first in-person ceremony since the COVID pandemic. "For the first time since the outbreak of the coronavirus, new recruits of the Armored Corps, on Aug. 21, were sworn in at the traditional ceremony at the Armored Corps monument," the generic caption read.
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