Israel

ALERT - the United States recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital

The President’s decision sets in motion plans to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to that most holy of cities. But it’s also likely to spark further tension in the region.

The Difference – Giving Tuesday

Giving Tuesday is one day set aside for charitable giving to worthy causes. In a way, it is a partner to Thanksgiving, bookending the shopping frenzy. This Giving Tuesday, we want to remind you what your gift will accomplish when you give to Jewish Voice Ministries International (JVMI).

DOUBLE the impact of your generosity

You still have time to do your part to leverage a $400,000 Matching Grant that will multiply your generosity to meet spiritual and physical needs in Zimbabwe.

Shocking: Lebanon's Prime Minister resigns, slams Iran and Hezbollah

In an astounding development over the weekend, Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri resigned According to a report in The Washington Post, the surprise move ends Hariri’s alliance with the powerful Hezbollah terrorist movement and raises the threat of conflict in Lebanon

Surrounded by enemies, but protected by God

War between Israel and the Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah is inevitable and certain to be devastating for both sides. This viewpoint is presented in a new report published late last week and covered in detail by Israeli media outlets The Times of Israel and The Jerusalem Post.

JVMI 50th Anniversary – Looking Back on 2013-2016

Just before 2013, Jonathan Bernis introduced Jewish Voice Today Magazine readers to some of the most difficult-to-reach Jewish people – those living in the United States.

The Night of Broken Glass

On the night of November 9, 1938, the persecution of Jewish people in Nazi Germany gathered unfettered momentum An organized wave of violence spread throughout Germany, Austria and areas of Czechoslovakia

Two must-read reports on developments in the Middle East

1. Hamas and Fatah, once bitter rivals, have reconciled Negotiators from Palestinian rivals Hamas and Fatah signed a reconciliation deal last week, ending their bitter, decade-long split.

What We Can Do in a World Gone Mad

The Middle East Shift in the Sands: A New Alignment