Next week, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem will host an emergency gathering called the Jerusalem Summit to address the global surge in antisemitism since October 7 and the deafening silence of so many churches and Christian leaders in response.

The conference will feature leading theologians and scholars who also will discuss new forms of Replacement theology, such as the “New Perspective on Paul,” and the need to restore to the Church an understanding of the Jewishness of Jesus and Hebraic Roots of Christianity which were left out of the Nicene Creed some 1700 years ago.

Online Registration is free: https://jerusalemsummit.net

The Jewish People will celebrate the biblical holiday of Shavuot this week, marking 50 days since Passover. This ancient pilgrimage festival remembers the giving of the Law to Israel at Mount Sinai. Shavuot, or the Feast of Weeks, also holds many hidden prophetic parallels to the Day of Pentecost, when the Church was born in fire in Jerusalem some 2,000 years ago.

When Theology Creates Distance: The Church, Job, and Israel’s Suffering.

In this message, Nick Hansen explores the Book of Job as a mirror for the Church’s response to Israel in a time of rising hostility.

Moving from Job’s friends to the incarnation of Christ, the teaching challenges you to consider not only what the Church says when Israel suffers, but where the Church chooses to stand.

For over two and a half years now, Israel has been defending itself on seven fronts, starting with the brutal Hamas terror invasion from Gaza on October 7, 2023. During that time, Yair Pinto has been serving in the IDF while also reporting directly from the battlefield for TBN-Israel.

He shares about his unique experiences and perspective while serving “On the Frontlines of Israel’s Longest War.”

ICEJ President Dr. Bühler delivered an insightful Biblical teaching on the Book of Esther, highlighting a miraculous reversal in which the Jews prevailed and those who sought their destruction were destroyed. Esther had a choice to make.

Today, the Church faces a choice. Yet many Christians and churches seem to live in a bubble.

This week, Israel celebrates Yom Hatzmaut, its Independence Day, marking 78 years since the nation's rebirth in 1948. Amid the current war, Israelis reflected on how far the nation has come, where it is right now, and what are the challenges ahead. This week's ICEJ webinar looks at "Israel at 78", with our special guest Yoram Ettinger, an Israeli geo-political analyst and former diplomat.

That’s our topic on this week’s ICEJ webinar series: Israel at 78 Join us for a fascinating discussion with Israeli Diplomat & Analyst, Yoram Ettinger.

Historic talks between Israel and Lebanon are scheduled for this week in Washington, even as the IDF continues to battle Hizbullah across the country. What can we expect out of these direct negotiations?

How close are the two nations to making peace?

Will Hizbullah and Iran be able to thwart a peace deal? Or will the Lebanese people finally be free to choose their own fate?

Join us for a fascinating discussion with IDF Major (Res) Elliot Chodoff, an expert on Hizbullah.

We are closing in on six weeks since the start of the US-Israel war with Iran, a conflict that has seen many unexpected twists and turns so far. What were the goals of this coordinated military operation, and are they being met?

Will the Iranian regime survive? What can we expect next in this intense conflict? And what makes this joint operation by America and Israel so historic and unique?

On this week's ICEJ webinar, we have a special Iran War Update with David Parsons, ICEJ Senior Vice President & Spokesman.

The Passover story centers on the travails of the children of Israel while in bondage in Egypt and their mighty deliverance by God in the Exodus. In many ways, it foreshadowed the sufferings of the promised Messiah, as was also foreseen in Isaiah 53 and other prophetic passages.

Yet these same passages are also applied by Israel to the own sufferings and travails over their many long centuries of expulsion and exile. Dr. Juergen Buehler explains the interplay of these two views in this week’s webinar teaching on Passover and the Suffering Messiah.

In over a month of fighting, the United States and Israel have managed to take out dozens of top leaders of the Iranian regime and destroy much of its military hardware and armament factories. In response, Iran has targeted nearly every country in the region and rocked the world energy markets by closing the Strait of Hormuz.

While President Trump now looks for a deal to end the war that could leave some regime leaders in place, the big question is whether we will still see a major uprising of the Iranian people to topple their oppressive rulers. To help us answer this question, we turn to Khosro Isfahani, an Iranian researcher and activist hoping to bring democracy to his native land.