Building Bridges Between Jews and Christians Has Never Been More Important
The war here in Israel continues to take its toll. As I write, I am expecting my son home any minute before he goes back […]
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The Day I Agreed With AOC
By: Jonathan Feldstein Yes, that’s right. I agree with AOC. No, these were not words I ever expected I’d put together in the same sentence […]
Gazans Need A Little Jesus this Christmas
By: Jonathan Feldstein With the war against Hamas raging, scores of Israeli soldiers having been killed in combat along with many more injured, and still […]
Sandra Merritt Continues Challenge in Criminal Case
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Superior Court of San Francisco County Judge Harry Jacobs denied Sandra Merritt’s motion to dismiss the remaining criminal counts brought against her by former […]
It’s Christmas again, so get ready…
It will be commercialized, people will say “Happy Holidays” not “Merry Christmas,” and Santa will get much more press than the Prince of Peace. It happens […]
Christy Hall of Fame Author, James L. Rubart Narrates Marcus and the Emperor’s Coin
Dennis Conraddennis@dennisconradauthor.com(951) 743-2233 Menifee, California, November 16, 2023 James L. Rubart has narrated Marcus and the Emperor’s Coin on Audible. Rubart is the best-selling, Christy […]
Can Economic Interests Be a Foundation for Peace Between Israelis and Palestinian Arabs Anymore
By: Jonathan Feldstein My heart breaks every day when news anchors begin their programs by announcing that “the following names of soldiers killed in combat […]
Deer Valley Resort Secures Coveted Title as the #1 Ski Resort in the World by Travel + Leisure
DEER VALLEY RESORT; PARK CITY, UTAH, October 13, 2023 — Deer Valley Resort proudly announces its recent recognition as the #1 Ski Resort in the World by […]
More Naked Terrorists
By: Jonathan Feldstein Videos have gone viral of Hamas terrorists who have been arrested by the IDF in Gaza, surrendering and laying down their weapons, […]
When “Harvard of the South” Was an Aspiration
By: Jonathan Feldstein 12/13/2023 When I attended Emory University in the 1980s, students expressed pride in Emory being the “Harvard of the South.” Then, albeit […]