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Israeli PM Ehud Olmert welcomes US President George W. Bush to Israel in January (GPO)

Israel kicks off 60th Anniversary celebrations (07 May 08)

Israel's population stands at 7.3 million (07 May 08)

Chief Rabbis protest Messianic in Bible Quiz (07 May 08)

Jerusalem to send aid to Myanmar (07 May 08)

Israel fears Iran has accelerated nuclear program (07 May 08)

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GOOD FOUNDATIONS
22 Jan 2008
Malcolm Hedding

The biblical basis of support for Israel is clear and challenging. If we are going to serve the purposes of God correctly, we must be sure about the biblical foundations that we stand upon. If we compromise these, we dishonour not only the Scriptures but the God we serve and ultimately the people we claim to stand with. When and if this happens we lose our ‘salt’ and become irrelevant to the plan and purpose of God.
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A blinding hypocrisy
22 Jan 2008
David Parsons

Despite the best of intentions, the recent Annapolis conference and visit of US President George W. Bush to Jerusalem exposed an untidy truth: The decades-long pursuit of peace with the Palestinians is still stuck on ‘square one.’
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My Troubled Spirit
22 Jan 2008
Malcolm Hedding

As a Christian who is concerned about and has a track record to prove it, I have been more than alarmed by the events unfolding before us in the current peace process. President George W. Bush’s visit to has accelerated this process towards what are, in my opinion, unachievable goals. It is really not possible to conceive of a major advance in resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict within the next year. With respect, this is madness!
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In the Spirit of Elijah
18 Jan 2008
Jürgen Bühler

The Jewish people have long had a tradition that the coming of the Messiah would be preceded by the re-appearing of Elijah, one of Israel’s most extraordinary prophets. This tradition is evident on the night of the Passover seder meal, when the doors to Jewish homes are left open and an empty place reserved at the table for Elijah.... And it is affirmed by Jesus...
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‘Irish Blessing’ for Israel
ICEJ joins Irish charity in feeding thousands

06 Feb 2008
By David Parsons


It may have been cold and even snowy outside, but inside the large Jerusalem dining hall the food was hot and spirits were warmed by broad smiles and lots of Irish music. In January, the ICEJ-AID department partnered with the Irish charity Eschol to honor Israel’s 60th Anniversary celebrations by feeding lunches to over 4,000 needy Israelis.


‘All Points Bulletin’
The indict Ahmadinejad campaign continues

22 Jan 2008
By David Parsons


One year ago, a team of diplomats, international jurists and other luminaries launched a global initiative to indict Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for incitement to genocide. The campaign drew media interest, was taken up by the US Congress, and has even been adopted by several candidates in the race for the White House. But no government has yet to take serious legal action on the idea...


Shelters for Sderot
ICEJ provides life-saving bus stops

16 Jan 2008
By David Parsons and Aaron Hecht


Israelis in the western Negev have had to completely change their lifestyles in recent years. Very few sleep in upstairs bedrooms anymore. They leave their TV and radio sets turned down low and their car windows open to better hear the 'Code Red' siren warning of incoming Kassam rockets. They have a mere 15 seconds to find shelter.


Nuclear Nail-biter
Did Iran 'drop' the Bomb?

07 Jan 2008
By David Parsons


The international community was taken by surprise in early December by an updated US National Intelligence Estimate which concluded that Iran froze its nuclear weapons program in 2003, a finding that Israel worries may take the steam out of diplomatic efforts to confront Tehran and its threats to destroy the Jewish state.