The term “Palestine” has ancient origins, but took on a specific political meaning in the Roman era. In 135 AD, after crushing the Jewish Bar Kokhba revolt, Roman Emperor Hadrian renamed the province of Judea to “Syria Palaestina.” This act was a deliberate attempt to mock and hurt Jewish identification …

The Israeli–Palestinian conflict is often described in the language of geopolitics—borders, security, refugees, and international diplomacy. But beneath these visible disputes lies a far deeper conflict, one that spans millennia: a theological battle over God’s covenant, His promises, and His chosen people. At the heart of this conflict lies a …

If there is one Hebrew word the world seems to recognize, it is SHALOM. It echoes in greetings and farewells, sung in synagogues, whispered in prayers, stitched onto banners, and spoken in longing. It is most often translated as “peace,” but this English equivalent only touches the surface—like calling the …

…and that, I believe, is what truly lies behind the “Orthodox Jews vs. ONE FOR ISRAEL and Eitan Bar” court case that’s been going on for several years now.

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I am writing this “letter” because I’m getting lots of messages asking me to address different rumors that have been spreading about me, my faith, my personal life, and my divorce. Unfortunately, some of these rumors are quite malicious. I want to take this opportunity to set the record straight …