The Right Perspective Will Prevail
By: Kim Troup
Tagged: Bible study,
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Disperse Your Enemies,
fire kites,
Gaza and Israel,
israel,
Israel 365,
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Jerusalem,
Judea,
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Nachsa,
Negev,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz,
Rabbi Yehuda Glick,
Samaria,
Shabbat,
Torah Portion,
US Embassy to Jerusalem
Jun 5, 2018
They could have complained bitterly about having to settle in an army camp. They could have given up. But instead, they had faith. They knew they could do it. They knew this was the beginning of a monumental movement to settle Samaria. And they were right. Today, there are hundreds of thousands of Jews living in Samaria and close to half a million throughout Judea and Samaria. They were right because they heeded Moses’ call to G-d to disperse the enemies. They were right because they heeded Caleb’s call: “Let us go up for we can do it!”
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Volunteer for Israel – a Wonderful Way to Help!
On: Nov 8, 2017
By: Kim Troup
The thunderous applause I received from the audience sent a clear message to the Members of Knesset, who themselves are very supportive of Judea and Samaria, that you have their back. That they have strong international support for their stand on Biblical Israel. MK Rabbi Yehuda Glick stressed, Israel should be the focus of the world, a place where everyone will recognize G-d and come to worship Him in Jerusalem, on the Temple Mount. But what was probably most special about the event was how nearly everyone there, Jew, Christian and MK, expressed their ultimate gratitude to G-d for the miracles that we are witnessing in our day.
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The Politics of Israel – The What and The Who
On: Jun 7, 2016
By: Kim Troup
Tuesday, June 7, 2016 This has been a very political few weeks in Israel and I know many of our friends outside of Israel find it difficult to keep it all straight. So I thought I would try and clarify things a bit. A year ago, there were national elections in Israel and the […]
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Elections in Israel and America – January 10, 2012
On: Feb 24, 2012
By: Kim Troup
Israeli politics are known for their volatility and unexpectedness. There have only been 6 Israeli governments which served their full term, the last one ending in 1988. The Knesset (Israeli Parliament) generally finds a reason to disband the government before the end of its term and call for full parliamentary elections. Usually, there is ongoing […]
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