https://www.newsweek.com/premier-league-football-black-lives-matter-racism-equality-1514700
The movement has been criticized over its comments on "defending the police" and criticism of Israel.
Wednesday, July 1, 2020
Curtailed by Coronavirus, What the Loss of Summer Camp Means for Kids
https://time.com/5862316/kids-miss-summer-camp-coronavirus/
It wasn’t just the leadership opportunities or seeing his best
friends or even escaping months stuck at home because of the coronavirus
pandemic that had Rory Sederoff thinking 2020 would be one of his best
summers ever.
This would have been the Toronto teenager’s 15th
year at Camp Walden, a sleepaway camp in upstate New York where he has
spent every summer since he was 3 months old. He had already started
rehearsing the speech he was going to give at the end-of-summer banquet,
and imagined the exact tree by the waterfront that he would pick to be
named in his honor.
Are Zionists and Evangelicals turning against each other in the Holy Land?
https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/are-zionists-and-evangelicals-turning-against-each-other-in-the-holy-land-36224
But for Simpson, it shouldn’t come as a surprise as missionary work is a founding principle of his organisation.
“This
subject preaching about Jesus is a touchy one [in Israel]. We do
understand that. We have to be sensitive to it,” Simpson admitted.
“But
that’s what we do. That’s what we are. We are Christians that we are
called to go to all the world and preach the gospel. That’s what we’re
trained to do, and that’s what we’re doing,” Simpson asserted.
Evangelicals to the left, Iran to the right
https://www.ynetnews.com/article/SkFIq00u78
Opinion: Trump thirst for more supporters both in conservative circles and voters has firmly brought the evangelical community into the halls of power and influence, but at what cost for him and for us?
One of the main differences between evangelicals and other strains of Christianity lies in their relationship with the Bible.
Conservative evangelicals believe that the Bible is the literal truth. For them, it is a sort of prophetic road map for modern life, with events described and prophesied within the scripture destined to come true.
For evangelicals, the most important prophecy is the second coming, the return of Jesus Christ to Earth. The Bible doesn't mention when this will happen, but it does mention where – the land of Israel.
Several senior evangelical pastors meet with Trump on a regular basis. These are the leaders of megachurches with tens of thousands of followers.
Many of these pastors follow the belief of Christian Zionism, the concept that the return of the Jewish people to Israel is just one of a series of events that will trigger the second coming of the Messiah.
According to this theology, God will reward those who help Israel and punish those who don't - a belief that leads directly to a clash with Iran.
Jews Welcome Evangelical Love, Money and Influence for Israel. But Call Our Christianity 'Poison'?
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-jews-welcome-evangelical-support-for-israel-but-call-our-preaching-poison-1.8851383
It seems
disingenuous that Jewish leaders now blast fervently pro-Israel
evangelicals’ faith as toxic, ugly and destructive – just because we
won’t, and can’t, stop preaching to Jews
'Trump would lose Evangelical support if he doesn't support sovereignty'
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/282851
Evangelical leader Mike Evans, the founder of the Friends of Zion
Museum in Jerusalem warned that the Trump Administration risks losing
the support of American Evangelicals if it does not recognize Israel's
sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
In an interview with Israel Hayom, Evans praised the Trump
Administration for its close relationship with Israel. "Today we have a
dream team. The Secretary of State is Mike Pompeo, an Evangelical, and
he has changed the direction of the State Department, which has
traditionally sought to weaken Israel. Vice President Mike Pence is
Israel's biggest supporter in Washington as [Israeli] Ambassador Ron
Dermer has stated. And above all is President Trump, who is the biggest
supporter the Evangelical community has ever had and the most pro-Israel
president who has ever lived."
Addressing the upcoming US presidential elections, Evens said that
"the question now is whether Trump wants to be president. The
Evangelical community gave Trump the presidency for two reasons: to be
pro-life (meaning against abortions) and to support Israel. We have not
forgotten who owns the land of Israel or the theological basis for it,
We believe that the land belongs to the Jewish people, because that was
G-d's decision in the Hebrew Bible and you cannot say that the bible is
illegal,"
Trump threatens veto of defense bill over amendment renaming bases that honor Confederates
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-threatens-veto-of-defense-bill-over-amendment-renaming-bases
President Trump late Tuesday night threatened to veto the must-pass bill to fund the military
for the 2021 fiscal year if it includes an amendment introduced by Sen.
Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., aimed at renaming military assets named
after Confederate leaders and generals.
Warren added: "Those who complain that removing the names of traitors
from these bases ignores history ought to learn some history
themselves. These bases were not named in the years following the Civil
War. No. They were named decades and decades later, during the Jim Crow
era, to strengthen a movement that tried to glorify the Confederacy and
reinforce white supremacy."
Persecuted Messianic Believers in Israel Win Court Case After Years of Harassment
https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/israel/2020/june/persecuted-messianic-believers-in-israel-win-court-case-after-years-of-harassment
A Messianic Jewish congregation in Ashdod has won a court case against the Israeli anti-evangelism organization Yad L’Achim.
The court issued a restraining order against members of Yad L’Achim
for harassing Jewish believers in Jesus and trying to prevent them from
attending worship services at Beit Hallel, home to about 350
worshippers.
“They harassed us for so long. We filed dozens of complaints with the
police and nothing happened so eventually we went to court,” Ludmila
Zakharchuk, the lawyer for Beit Hallel told Kehila News. “We won the
court case just a few days ago.”
Israeli congregation wins restraining order after 9 years of ‘harassment’ from anti-evangelism group
https://www.foxnews.com/world/israel-congregation-pastor-restraining-order
An Israeli congregation announced it won a court case against a prominent anti-evangelism group after years of alleged harassment, including property damage.
Pastor Israel Pochtar of Congregation Beit Hallel, a Messianic Jewish congregation -- Jews who believe Jesus was the Messiah -- in the southern coastal city of Ashdod, announced a restraining
order preventing ultra-Orthodox, Jewish anti-missionary organization,
Yad L'Achim, from coming within 100 meters of the congregation's
property and personal homes.
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