In this week's edition of the The Weekly, Pastor Bob Scott, CUFI's Ministry Engagement Director, tackles the questions and arguments surrounding the effort to undermine the modern Jewish connection to God, His Word, and the land of Israel.

This week, Kasim reflects on the anniversary of D-Day and the extraordinary courage of those who stormed the beaches of Normandy to defeat the Nazi menace and defend freedom around the world.

Yet just days later, America witnessed the troubling reality of a candidate bearing a Nazi tattoo winning a Democratic primary election. What does it say about our culture when symbols of one of history’s most evil ideologies are no longer disqualifying?

In the face of this evil we must all speak out.

On this episode of CUFI Weekly, an unprovoked attack on Kuwait is met with global silence, and what this tells us about the information war being waged against Israel and the Jewish people, and why it’s so key for us and our future generations to use discernment in the content we consume.

In this episode of CUFI Weekly, as a candidate in a Texas Democratic runoff announced she wanted to “put American Zionists in internment camps,” Kasim examines the growing mainstreaming of antisemitic rhetoric in American discourse and how outrage, hostility, and conspiracy against Israel and the Jewish people are increasingly being used for popularity, influence, and online clout.

As Americans prepare to honor Memorial Day, Kasim reflects on experiencing this tradition for the first time as a U.S. citizen. This episode is a reminder that Memorial Day is about honoring those who gave their lives in defense of freedom and in the fight against evil.At a time when hateful ideologies are resurfacing, forgetting their sacrifice dishonors both America and those who fought tyranny. As America approaches 250 years, we are in a time for choosing.

On this episode of CUFI Weekly, as Jerusalem Day and Israel’s Independence Day on the Gregorian calendar fall on the same day, we explore the miracle of Israel’s rebirth and the reunification of Jerusalem—a city now open to people of all faiths.

Even in the midst of war, terror, and uncertainty, Israel’s story remains one of resilience, hope, and miracles in the darkness. From restoring access to holy sites to standing strong against impossible odds, this episode highlights why Jerusalem continues to matter to millions worldwide.

This week on CUFI Weekly, we honor American Jewish Heritage Month by celebrating the extraordinary contributions Jewish Americans have made to the United States — from medicine and military service to science, culture, and innovation.

As antisemitism rises and voices seek to “other” the Jewish community, we are reminded that Jewish history is woven into America’s story itself. Antisemitism is not just a Jewish issue — it is a moral issue that threatens the values of freedom, dignity, and unity that define our nation.

As King Charles of Great Britain arrived in the United States on a state visit, there are some serious issues we must discuss in Great Britain. Every day, a new antisemitic attack is reported. Is this a chilling insight into what could happen right here in the United States, or can we change course before it’s too late?

The CUFI Weekly celebrates Israel’s 78th Independence Day and the miracle of a nation that overcame impossible odds. Surrounded by enemies and forged through sacrifice, Israel became a global force for innovation, medicine, technology,and hope. Join us as we honor 78 years of courage, resilience, and blessing to the world.

A growing narrative is being pushed into Christian communities claiming that Islam “honors” Jesus—often not to promote understanding, but to weaponize faith against the Jewish people and the State of Israel. This week, we examine how that message is being used, what Islamic sources actually say about Jesus, and why some voices are so eager to distort truth in order to build hostility toward Israel and the Jewish community.