As the war in Gaza continues, Israel is on high alert, expecting a retaliatory attack from Iran, perhaps soon. Touring an Israeli air force base, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Thursday the military is ready for fights in other areas as well as Gaza.
In Part 2 of our interview with Israeli-American filmmaker Dan Gordon, he shares why he believes it's vitally important for Christians to know the truth about the details and the history of what happened during last October's Hamas massacre and kidnapping of Israelis. He explores the involvement of Christians in the history of Israel's founding, as well as the need for Christians' continued support in the global information war over events in the Middle East.
Following Israel's partial pullout from south Gaza, more attention is being turned to the northern border threat from Hezbollah. In the latest development, the Israeli military is announcing a move from defense to attack mode.
Everyone in Israel is bracing for what could be a major attack from Iran. At a briefing for news media this week, Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said the Israeli military is ready to strike back – and hard.
U.S. intelligence sources warn an attack by Iran against Israel is imminent, with officials saying they believe it's not a matter of if, but when. The sources believe Iran or its proxies could launch missiles or drones – maybe both – toward Israel at any moment.
Israeli-American filmmaker Dan Gordon has taken on a big project: a four-part documentary for TBN on the tragic and momentous events of last October 7th near Gaza, its place in history, and the hope that is emerging amid grievous evil.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated Tuesday that Israel will invade Rafah, despite international objections. Many in Israel believe the nation's future depends on what happens with the remaining Hamas battalions in Gaza.
One group feeling a major impact from the October 7th Hamas attack is Israeli farmers. While locals have jumped in to help, it's not been enough. However, some American farmers have stepped up to the plow to bring much-needed skills to the fields.
Six months into the Israel-Hamas war and much of the world seems indifferent to the plight of the hostages still held in Gaza. But the anguish and frustration felt by Israeli families is taking its toll.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Monday that a date has been set to invade Rafah, Hamas' last stronghold. The prime minister insists Israel won't accept a ceasefire deal that prevents such an invasion and the achievement of total victory over Hamas.