In September 2012, Steven Pinker released his New York Times bestseller “Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined”. The book presents a compelling argument for the decline of violence, particularly sexual violence, through various historical trends in war.
Ukraine
The Mosaic Mural at Temple Beth Israel
My father was a Holocaust survivor. Whilst he did not talk about that time it was a pervasive influence on my upbringing. On his left hand were two large blue letters tattooed K L, which meant in German Concentration Lager or an inmate of the Nazi death camp.
A Shameful Resolution
On 27 October 2023, the UN General Assembly (GA), meeting in the framework of the ongoing (since 1997) 10th Emergency Special Session, adopted a Resolution on the war that started with the atrocious attack by Hamas
The Six-Day War Episode of “Whose Land?”
We have recently released the Six-Day War Episode in the “Whose Land?” documentary series presented by Colonel Richard Kemp. This is the third of nine episodes that will comprise Part Two of “Whose Land?” which has the overall subtitle “The Law of War and the Status of Jerusalem”.
Celebrating Life in the Midst of War
Holocaust survivors in Ukraine are deeply thankful for the support they get from Christian sponsors.
Disaster in Ukraine: emergency food aid needed
As Christians for Israel, we have a large team of staff and dedicated volunteers in Ukraine. We are ready to help people evacuate from the area affected by the disaster and we informed the Jewish communities about this.
Saved from Eastern Ukraine just in time
In recent weeks, Ukraine has again been very unsettled. Especially in big cities like Odessa, Nicolaev, Kherson, Zaporozhe, Nikopol, Kharkiv, Dnepr and, of course, the capital Kiev.
Unconditional – the Enigma of Antisemitism
Announcing the publication of a new book “Unconditional – the Enigma of Antisemitism” by Author and Theologian Rev Fraser Harding.
Making Aliyah from War-torn Ukraine
I had an amazing experience last week—I participated in an event that represented the culmination of months of hard work and a dream that is about to come true. In February, we all watched as Putin attacked Ukraine, forcing hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians to...
Torn Between Soviet Flat and Flight Ticket: Hope for needy Jewish seniors in Ukraine
While tens of thousands of Jewish people have left Ukraine since the outbreak of the war and found a new home in Israel, most seniors have stayed where they were. The ailments of age have kept many from leaving their apartments. The fact that there are Christians...