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They Called Her Grandma
Stand for Israel | September 19, 2022
The story of a Ukrainian Christian who took in a sick Jewish woman, who her children called "Grandma," and sheltered her from the Nazis despite the danger it posed to her own family.
A Poet of the Jewish People
Stand for Israel | September 19, 2022
Uri Zvi Greenberg was an Israeli poet and journalist who wrote in both Hebrew and Yiddish, as well as a Zionist and Israeli politician.
Photo Friday: The Rainbow Appears
Stand for Israel | September 16, 2022
A rainbow appears over the Judean Hills east of the Holy City of Jerusalem, a reminder of God's love for His people and their Promised Land.
A Princess with a Deep Religious Faith
Stand for Israel | September 12, 2022
Princess Alice, mother-in-law of Queen Elizabeth and grandmother of King Charles III, overcame much to save Greek Jews from the Nazis.
As a Mother
Stand for Israel | September 12, 2022
A Christian in Ukraine during WWII, Ludviga Pukas raised two Jewish children as her own, saving them from certain death during the Holocaust.
Photo Friday: He Alone Stretches Out the Heavens
Stand for Israel | September 9, 2022
A shot of the stars of the heavens as seen from the Judean Hills of the Holy Land shows God's "wonders that cannot be fathomed."
A Note from Bible Times
Stand for Israel | September 8, 2022
A papyrus note from the First Temple period has been returned to archaeology experts in the Holy Land from Montana.
Remembering the Munich Massacre
Stand for Israel | September 5, 2022
Forty-seven years ago today, Palestinian terrorists -- members of the group "Black September" -- climbed the fence surrounding the Olympic Village in Munich, Germany, site of the summer Olympics that year.
Operation Orchard
Stand for Israel | September 5, 2022
Fifteen years ago, the IDF carried out Operation Orchard (also known as Operation Outside the Box) to destroy a Syrian nuclear reactor.
Photo Friday: A Great Light
Stand for Israel | September 2, 2022
In this photo taken on the Sea of Galilee early in the morning, the sun brings light and day to the darkness.