CUFI Weekly

In this episode of the CUFI Weekly, we’re looking at recent archaeological discoveries in Israel and the stories they tell about the people, places, and events of the biblical world. From ancient artifacts to physical evidence uncovered beneath the ground, archaeology continues to provide important insight into the history of the land of Israel and the Jewish people who have called it home for thousands of years.

As critics attempt to rewrite or dismiss Israel’s history, the evidence remains, and the proof is in the dirt. Join us as we look into these discoveries and examine what the archaeological record reveals.

Watch this week’s CUFI Weekly episode to see the evidence for yourself.

What happens when antisemitism becomes a political strategy?

In this week’s CUFI Weekly, we take a closer look at the growing use of anti-Israel and antisemitic rhetoric in political discourse, and what it means for the Jewish community, Israel, and those who stand against hatred. From inflammatory rhetoric to the normalization of dangerous ideas, antisemitism cannot be dismissed as simply another political talking point.

History has shown us where unchecked hatred can lead. When hostility toward Israel and the Jewish people is embraced, excused, or used as a tool for political gain, it creates an environment where discrimination and hatred flourish.

As Christians, we have a responsibility to recognize antisemitism, reject it, and stand with the Jewish people. Supporting Israel and opposing antisemitism is not merely a political position but rather a matter of moral conviction.

Watch this week’s CUFI Weekly to learn why hateful rhetoric against Israel and the Jewish people cannot be ignored, why words matter, and why Christians must continue to speak out when antisemitism is used to divide, manipulate, and gain political power.

Throughout history, nations have made promises, signed agreements, and entered into deals with the expectation that those commitments would be honored. But history also shows us what happens when promises are broken and why understanding the past matters when making decisions about the future.

In this week’s CUFI Weekly, we examine what history reveals about trust between nations and the consequences of relying on agreements that may not last. As America considers its next steps on the world stage, we must remember the lessons history has already taught us.

In this week's episode of CUFI Weekly, we examine one of the most pressing foreign policy challenges facing the United States: Iran.As Washington debates its next steps, are policymakers asking the right questions—or focusing on the wrong ones entirely? We break down why decisive action, not endless debate, is essential to confronting the Iranian threat and protecting America's interests and allies.

Two years ago, a Hezbollah rocket struck a soccer field in Majdal Shams, murdering 12 Druze children and teenagers. We remember their lives, and we confront what this attack revealed about Hezbollah and the terrorists it represents.

There is also a battle being waged for the minds of our children. Influencers and activists are using trusted platforms to erase victims, sanitize terrorism, and teach young people to see Israel as the villain.

As the Jewish people observe Tisha B’Av and mourn the destruction of the Temples in Jerusalem, we reflect on their ancient, unbroken connection to the Holy City. We also confront a growing falsehood promoted by online talking heads: the claim that Jesus was not Jewish.

Scripture leaves no room for confusion—Jesus was born Jewish, lived Jewish, worshiped as a Jew, and was called the King of the Jews. Christians must stop outsourcing their theology to agenda driven podcasters and return to the Bible.

On this week's CUFI weekly, we examine Israel's decision to send humanitarian aid and disaster relief to Venezuela—even after years of hostility, severed diplomatic relations, and the Maduro regime's alignment with Iran, Syria, and other adversaries.

In a world where many are quick to post, condemn, and perform outrage online, Israel continues to let its actions speak louder than words. Time and again, the Jewish state has crossed political divides to save lives, proving that moral leadership isn't measured by hashtags—it's measured by what you do when people need help most.

Jesus taught that the greatest commandment is to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind—and the second is like it: love your neighbor as yourself. Those two commands are inseparable.

In this week's CUFI Weekly, we examine how a phrase as profound as "Christ is King" is being twisted by some to target and intimidate Jewish people. A declaration meant to honor Christ should never become a weapon of hatred.

As followers of Jesus, we are called to reflect His character. Love for God is demonstrated by love for others—not by antisemitism, intimidation, or contempt. We'll explore what Jesus actually taught and why Christians must reject those who misuse His name to spread hatred against the Jewish people.

As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, we have more than a milestone to commemorate—we have a legacy to defend.

This week, we reflect on the American experiment: the God-given freedoms that have made our nation a beacon of hope, the opportunities that lie ahead, and the responsibility each generation bears to preserve them. Freedom is never guaranteed. It endures only when courageous people stand for the principles that made America exceptional.

On this episode of CUFI Weekly as the United States and Iran enter a 60-day negotiating period under a new Memorandum of Understanding—we ask should anyone trust the regime in Tehran?

Kasim examines the new U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding, what it means for Israel and the wider Middle East, and why Americans must remain vigilant as negotiationsunfold.