Haaretz reported that the second round of talks between Israeli and Palestinian negotiating teams ended late Wednesday night, after five hours of discussion. A senior Israeli official said that the meeting was long and serious, and that the two sides scheduled a time for another meeting in the coming days.
Please join The Joshua Fund in praying for the people of Israel, especially in the area of Gaza toward Sderot. Two rockets were fired toward these civilian regions Tuesday evening.
As the Israeli-Palestinian peace process restarted this week, please pray with us for peace in the Middle East, for Israelis and Palestinians -- Jews, Muslims, Christians, and those of other faiths, and those of no faith -- to be able to live with security, freedom, dignity, opportunity, justice, and hope for the future.
Israel is the most impoverished of the 34 member countries, with a poverty rate of 20.9%, according to a report released by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Fox New has reported that archaeologists in Jerusalem have uncovered two large buildings fit for a king-- Biblical King David, that is.
Please join The Joshua Fund in praying for the people of Egypt, that the Lord will bring a season of calm and stability to the region.
Please join The Joshua Fund in praying for the those living near the border of Syria and Israel, as violence continues to escalate in the region.
Please join The Joshua Fund in praying for the people of Syria, Egypt, and Israel at this critical moment.
3,000-year-old text from King David’s time, in an unknown language on the top of a jug, is earliest alphabetical writing ever found in holy city. Jar fragment bearing an inscription in a Canaanite language was unearthed near Jerusalem’s Temple Mount by Hebrew University archaeologist Eilat Mazar.
Shimon Peres rakes in the blessings, greetings, and good wishes at a fan-filled 90th birthday bash in Jerusalem.
In the challenging times in which we live, please pray that God will raise up leaders who truly understand God’s love and plan for Israel — and for her neighbors.
Water from the Mediterranean Sea rushes through pipes en route to being filtered for use across Israel in a process called desalination, which could soon account for 80 percent of the country's potable water. Extracting the Mediterranean Sea’s water could provide Israel with an unquenchable supply of the resource it lacks.
