Jerusalem today is a city buzzing with numerous repair and reconstruction projects. Sign posts indicating that the Messiah – a Jewish Messiah – is coming soon?
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Israel: Repairing the way for Messiah
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Israel: Holy highway, backbone to ‘holy’ war?
Israel’s Highway 60 is the ancient route of Jewish patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Will succumbing to international pressure to secede the Biblically historic land be in the best interest of peace?
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Acts News Network Trailer
ANN crosses borders and cultures to report current events and stories frequently overlooked by mainstream media; stories that reflect the times in which we live and inspirational accounts of God’s intervention. Founded on the Judeo-Christian worldview, ANN is committed to reporting truth based on the facts.
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Israel: Preparing for worst-case war scenarios
Israel prepares for worst-case war scenarios as international community debates escalating Iranian nuclear missile crisis.
Israel: Price of a Son
Release of IDF soldier Gilad Schalit, held five years by Hamas terrorists, ended a painful chapter of a lost soldier, a grieving nation and parents determined and relentless in their pursuit of the release of their son.
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Israel: Facing the giants
Israelis see themselves as modern-day pioneers whose duty it is to occupy the land in spite of ever-present dangers.
Posted in Headlines, News Also tagged Egypt, Eshkol Regional Council, Gaza, Israel, Israel-Egypt border, modern-day pioneers, Nofei Habsor, safe houses, Shlomit, terrorist rocket fire, Zionist state Comments closed
Israel: Missiles, misses and miracles
Random misses or divine intervention? Despite the upsurge in incoming rockets, the targeting of Israelis in the Negev has been largely unsuccessful.
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Oil in Zion, oh joy!
Can 3000 year-old passages of the Bible contain a modern-day treasure map for the discovery of oil in Israel? Zion Oil and Gas are betting on it. Updated 10/16/2011.
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The battle for Jerusalem
Is control over Jerusalem’s Temple Mount – the holiest site of Judaism and the third holiest site of Islam – the ultimate agenda behind the Middle East conflict?
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Victory dance
Tens of thousands of Israeli youth bearing banners and flags danced through the streets of Jerusalem for the “Dance of the Flags”, a yearly celebration of the 1967 reunification of East and West Jerusalem.
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