Then it will come about that any who are left of all the nations that went against Jerusalem will go up from year to year to prostrate himself the King, the LORD of hosts, and … Read More
Water That Will Satisfy You Forever
By: Bill Katz Have you ever wondered why Messiah said the things He said? While there are no “hidden” meanings in Scripture, we need to understand that He spoke to specific audiences in their language, … Read More
Why I Observe Yom Kippur
By: Moran Rosenblit Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) is the most solemn day on the Hebrew calendar. It exists as a direct fulfillment of God’s command to the ancient, wandering Israelites after they were freed … Read More
Rosh Hashanah: The Feast of Fish. . . no wait, it’s the Feast of Trumpets!
by Bill Katz My memories growing up as a Jewish kid didn’t have much to do with apples and honey or the blowing of the shofar at the synagogue service. Everything had to do with … Read More
Feast of Trumpets
Traditions can be a wonderful part of our lives! Yet, at times, they can easily overshadow the real essence of the very thing that they represent. As we are at the beginning of the High … Read More
Peace in the Middle East: Israel and the United Arab Emirates
By: Mali Rozen The recent announcement of the peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) sent shockwaves through the Middle East. Most people throughout the world were shocked, either pleasantly or otherwise, … Read More
Argentina’s Vibrant Jewish Community
By: Bill Katz Argentina has one of the largest, most vibrant Jewish communities in the world. You might think, “That’s impossible! Argentina is at the very end of the world!” The truth is that many … Read More
Annexation: Facts & Fiction
By: Netanel R. Israeli PM Netanyahu has promised again and again to annex the Jordan Valley and the settlements in the Judea & Samaria region. We are now quickly approaching a July 1st deadline for … Read More
Growing up Jewish in Argentina
By: Bill Katz “Che Ruso, que te pasa?” (Hey Russian, what’s your problem?) I grew up hearing that in my little town of Santa Fe, Argentina. For many people, I was a “Russian” and I … Read More
The Origins of The Jewish community in Argentina
By: Bill Katz Those of us who lived in Buenos Aires in March of 1992 still remember that hot afternoon on March 17th. At about 2:45 PM, the newscasts began announcing that a violent explosion … Read More