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There are more Zionists among Evangelical Christians than there are among Jews. President Donald Trump made this very clear during his presidency, admitting that he would never have been able to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem without support from Evangelical Christians, and that he has far more support from Evangelical Christians than Jews. Well, yesterday was a wake up call to Evangelical Christians, as the House of Representatives in Congress, led by their new Speak...

Hindi fanatics seem unable to understand that the use of their tongue is spreading quite nicely in the country without their efforts. Their hammering away on the theme slows down the process.

The aspiration to build the Temple and fulfill the commandments has accompanied the people of Israel since the destruction of the Temple almost 2,000 years ago.

Since the Israeli-Hamas war commenced, the IAF has frequently used the F-35I to achieve its mission sets in Gaza. In November, Israel acknowledged that these jets were used to intercept and down a cruise missile.

Israel's air force flies the F-15, F-16 and F-35. Here's a look at Israel's versions of these powerful fighters.

Israel's air force flies the F-15, F-16 and F-35. Here's a look at Israel's versions of these powerful fighters.

Israel is now turning to stealth capabilities in the form of the F-35I variant of the oh-so-controversial Lockheed Martin Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter.

In a recently-discovered uncollected essay from 1946, C. S. Lewis explores the difference between pagans, Christians, and post-Christians. And he anticipates the mindset that we are dealing with today, 77 years later.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote in God is in the Manger: Reflections on Advent and Christmas, “Whoever does not know the austere blessedness of waiting—that is, of hopefully doing without—will never experience the full blessing of fulfillment.” So true. Advent, which ended last night, is all about waiting. Not only does Advent entail waiting for Jesus’ birth, which we celebrate today. It is also about the second Advent, when Jesus comes again. Such waiting is “austere,” that is, severe a...