At the beginning of a recent trip to the US I was privileged to find myself in the office of my Congressional Representative, Bonnie Watson Coleman, (NJ-12th District) discussing legislation related to providing security in the Middle East against the rising tide of Islamic extremism, and combatting anti-Semitism. I left the meeting hopeful, and grateful as an American to …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Comfort and Pray for Israel’s President Reuben Rivlin
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Most people at least recognize the name of Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. But few outside Israel know the name of Israel’s President, or that Israel even has one. In Israel, the Prime Minister is the head of the government and the president is the head of State. Israel’s current, and tenth, President is Reuven (Ruby) Rivlin. He was elected …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
The World Responds to Help Children Devastated by Fires in Israel
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Israel needs your prayers, and help. Almost overnight, wildfires broke out, scorching acres, burning dozens of houses including entirely destroying a whole community. Over 3500 people have been evacuated as Israel braces for more. So far. Israel is considering declaring a national emergency due to fear of the spreading of existing and igniting of new fires. Temperatures are expected to …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
John and Laurie Wiles, the Driving Me Crazy Duo, and Win Morrow, Automotive Reviewer, Spotlight on the 2019 BMW M2 Competition Coupe, Jonathan Feldstein on the Israeli Elections Results and the Run for Zion Marathon,, and Hezi Aris, Yonkers Tribune Editor-at-Large on Westchester On the Level, Thursday. April 11, 2019 @10am EST
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Last Week, History Was Made, And Celebrated, In San Antonio
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
In an unprecedented event, hundreds from San Antonio’s Jewish community, joined by Jewish leaders from throughout the US and Israel, celebrated and expressed appreciation the past four decades of the ardent Israel support of Pastor John and Diana Hagee. Arguably, this is the first time any Jewish community came together to express true respect and appreciation for a Christian leader. …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
The Prophetic Ingathering and Final Rescue of Ethiopian Jews
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
I’ve been called many things in my life, but never black. Until recently. I was visiting with a friend who is a black pastor in Chicago and at one point he burst out “you must be half black.” He meant it as a compliment, and I received it as such. Since then he’s invited me to speak in his …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Kristallnacht – What’s Changed in 80 Years
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
This week marks the 80th anniversary of one of the single most infamous anti-Semitic days in history. Observing and understanding this anniversary is all the more critical in the wake of the anti-Semitic Pittsburgh massacre. While hatred of Jews is sadly not new, one thing new today is the solidarity among Jews and Christians standing united against anti-Semitism. By contrast, …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Standing with Israel in the Wake of Pittsburgh
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
In the wake of the horrific anti-Semitic massacre in a Pittsburgh synagogue, I received numerous emails and messages from Christian friends (as well as seeing many more posted publicly) offering prayers, support, and solidarity with the Jewish people. In most cases I know that the sentiments are meant for the Jewish people on the whole, but that I am a …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Run For Zion: Walking In Jesus’ Footsteps More Meaningful Than Walking On the Moon
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
This week in 1969, American astronaut Neil Armstrong made history by becoming the first person to set foot on the moon. His timeless and famous remark at the time, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” will go down as one of the most iconic phrases of all time. Yet, when Armstrong visited Israel in 1994 …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN