Israel History

On July 24, 1922 the predecessor of the United Nations, the League of Nations recognized the fact that the Jewish people had a legitimate, historical connection to the region known as Palestine. Renamed Phillistine by the Romans after the Jewish revoilt against the occupation of Judea. The Romans saught to erase the Jewish connection to their land of Judea. The Romans renamed Judea after a seafaring people known as the Phillistines, who had occupied the land of todays Gaza.

The recent passing of Senator Lindsey Graham marks a significant moment in global politics. Known for his unwavering support of Israel and firm stance on international security, Graham's death leaves a notable gap in the landscape of U.S. foreign policy and global alliances. This article explores how his absence might affect geopolitical dynamics, the balance of power in the Middle East, and the broader implications for international relations. Lindsey Graham’s Role in U.S. F

The Temple Mount in Jerusalem, Israel holds a unique place in the spiritual heritage of the world. It is the site where the Children of Israel built their sacred houses of prayer, a place meant to unite all nations in reverence and peace. Yet, today, this holy ground is a source of division and conflict. The presence of the Dome of the Rock, a shrine built by Muslims, has usurped the purpose of the site as a Jewish house of prayer for all nations. This post explores the urgen

Lebanon has officially recognized Israel's borders for the first time since Israel's re-establishment in 1948. Israel and Lebanon agreed Irans terrorist proxy Hezbolalh is their mutual enemy. This development marks a significant shift in Middle Eastern geopolitics, potentially opening new avenues for peace and cooperation in a region long marked by violent conflict. Understanding the implications of this recognition requires a look at the historical context, the factors leadi

Israel’s story is one of endurance and determination. It was built through the sacrifices of many generations who faced unimaginable hardships. From pioneers who continued their work despite personal loss, to fighters who gave their lives for the safety of others, to families who endured persecution and displacement but returned to rebuild their homes, Israel’s foundation is deeply rooted in resilience and History A soldier stands watch at Israel's border, symbolizing ongoing