Jesus Sandals from Jerusalem

Biblical Jesus Sandals - Yeshua sandals - footwear from the Holy Land

Made in Israel to 'go the extra mile' -  Marked with the 'Camel' logo - The sign of quality

And commanded them that they should take nothing for their journey, save a staff only; no scrip, no bread, no money in their purse: But be shod with sandals; and not put on two coats.
(Mark 6:8-9)

Customer Testimony "What a wonderful feeling to be wearing your beautiful sandals, now I feel more like I am walking in Jesus footsteps"

Sizes appear as European/USA Men's/USA Women's

 

Nativity Sets - Hand made in the Holy Land

13 Piece large Nativity Set - Made from Olive wood in Bethlehem

Size: 14.5 wide x 9 deep x 11 inches high.
Figures are approximately 5 inches high.

These beautiful Nativity sets are hand made by a Christian family in the town of Jesus birth, Bethlehem.

The set is varnished.
Note: Depending on stock the star on the roof may be as pictured or may be a star that when turned plays "Silent Night"

And this [shall be] a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.
(Luke 2:12)

 

Corrie Case: who is the Biggest Loser?

By Lior Rozenman

Something called the combatant activities exception was invoked by the Israeli court in Haifa to exonerate the IDF from culpability in the Rachel Corrie case.

In handing down the verdict, Judge Oded Gershon justified the invocation of the combatant activity exception by noting that IDF forces had been attacked in the same area Corrie was killed just hours earlier.

But is that exception even necessary?

This is a protester who willfully put herself in harm's way to make her version of a political statement, protesting injustice in Gaza.

Corrie certainly had the right to express her opinion, but she is risking her own well-being by placing herself at close proximity to an army vehicle in a self-described war zone.

Read more at News from Jerusalem

Israel's PM Netanyahu on Construction in Jerusalem

Jerusalem is not a settlement; Jerusalem is the capital of the State of Israel. Israel has never accepted upon itself restrictions of any kind on construction in Jerusalem, which has approximately 800,000 residents, including during the ten months in which construction was suspended in Judea and Samaria.

Israel sees no connection between the diplomatic process and planning and building policy in Jerusalem, which has not changed in 40 years. All Israeli governments in the past 40 years have built in all parts of the city. During this period, peace agreements were signed with Egypt and Jordan, and for 17 years, diplomatic negotiations have been conducted with the Palestinians. These are historical facts. Construction in Jerusalem has never hindered the peace process.
 

Thousands of Christians celebrate in Jerusalem

The annual Christian celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles opened last Thursday evening in Jerusalem with a flurry of dynamic worship and a colorful parade of flags from scores of nations represented at this year’s gathering, sponsored by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem.

The ever-popular Jerusalem March passed joyfully through the streets of Jerusalem yesterday, with pilgrims waving flags and wearing national colors and costumes, to express their love and support for Israel and the Jewish People.

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Thousands of Christian Zionists Gather on Capitol Hill to Support Israel

Christian Zionists numbering in the thousands met this week in Washington, D.C., to make an unwavering stand with Israel – something some would say the Obama administration has been reluctant to do:

Gathering for the fifth annual Christians United for Israel (CUFI) Washington Summit, 4,500 lobbied lawmakers to maintain America’s historic support for Israel and declare their solidarity with the Jewish state.

At the Night to Honor Israel event, CUFI founder John Hagee told the crowd, "Israel's enemies are our enemies; Israel's fight is our fight," continuing that, "If a line has to be drawn, then let it be drawn around both of us: Christians and Jews, Americans and Israelis."

"Can we support any peace process that rejects Israel's right to exist? The answer is no, we can't," then answering his own question he stated, "Peace is a two-way street. Israel cannot make all the concessions for peace. The Palestinians must also make concessions for peace."

In a previous petition presented to members of Congress Pastor Hagee’s CUFI organization stated:

“We believe that the Jewish people have a right to live in their ancient land of Israel, and that the modern State of Israel is the fulfillment of this historic right.

We maintain that there is no excuse for acts of terrorism against Israel and that Israel has the same right as every other nation to defend her citizens from such violent attacks.

We pledge to stand with our brothers and sisters in Israel and to speak out on their behalf whenever and wherever necessary until the attacks stop and they are finally living in peace and security with their neighbors."

Summit participants thanked members of Congress who helped pass Iran sanctions last month and who defended Israel in May against criticism of its raid on a Turkish flotilla seeking to break the Gaza blockade.

CUFI Executive Director David Brog said "Israel's not the problem in the Middle East," continuing to explain that "The Arab rejection of a Jewish state anywhere in the Middle East is really the problem and the source of the conflict" adding also "We think the administration should ... push the Arab states and entities to recognize Israel and be willing to live in peace with Israel, then we might see a changed dynamic that can bring peace"

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Abbas honors mastermind of Munich Olympics massacre

Abbas on mastermind of Munich Olympics massacre: "A wonderful brother, companion, tough and stubborn, relentless fighter"

Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas and the Fatah movement have used the death of the mastermind of the murders of the 11 Israeli athletes during the 1972 Munich Olympics as their latest opportunity to honor and glorify terror, presenting him as a Palestinian hero and role model.

In a condolence telegram quoted in the official PA daily newspaper, Abbas referred to Muhammad Daoud Oudeh, who died Saturday, as "a wonderful brother, companion, tough and stubborn, relentless fighter," and described him as "one of the prominent leaders of the Fatah movement." Abbas also called the family to express his condolences.

On Sept. 5, 1972, eight members of the Palestinian terror organization Black September broke into the athletes' village at the Munich Olympics. They kidnapped and ultimately murdered 11 Israeli athletes and coaches. Oudeh, also known as Abu Daoud, planned the attack. He never expressed remorse for his killings.

Another senior Fatah official, Abbas Zaki, member of the Fatah Central Committee, described the planner of the Munich Olympics hostage taking with the following words: "He started his life as a regular individual and concluded it with giant stature," and referred to "his noble actions and his glorious history."

The pride that PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas and the Fatah movement take in Palestinian terrorists who have killed Israeli civilians is part of a pattern. Palestinian Media Watch has reported that Abbas himself has expressed pride in training Hezbollah terrorists, sent greetings to some of the worst Palestinian terrorists in Israeli prisons and funded a computer center named after Dalal Mughrabi, who led the worst terror attack in Israel's history, in which 37 civilians were killed. See these examples and others with link to PMW's website below.

Read more at News from Jerusalem