Jerusalem Peace

03/06/2025

For the first time in Israel doctors successfully transplant artificial heart at Jerusalem's Hadassah Hospital. Doctors at Israel’s Hadassah-University Medical Center have for the first time successfully completed an artificial heart transplant on a 63-year-old patient. The landmark operation offers hope to other patients who suffer from severe heart failure.

Known as Total Artificial Heart Therapy Implantation of a Total Artificial Heart (TAH), the complex operation lasted for seven hours and was performed by a medical team that included cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, intensive care specialists, operating room nurses, heart-lung machine technicians and anesthesiologists.

The Israeli medical team prepared carefully before the complex operation by training with cardiac surgeons and other medical experts in France. The Israeli doctors also cooperated with the French medical company CARMAT. www.onlinemiddleeastreport.com

23/05/2025

Unearthing Jewish History on The Temple Mount. Was there really a Jewish temple on the Temple Mount? In the face of total denials that the Jewish people have any connection to Jerusalem, Israeli archaeologists have been digging up the truth. Evidence that not only one but two temples once stood in the plaza area has proven inconvenient to naysayers, and the Temple Mount Sifting Project which has been finding Jewish artefact's from the temple eras has been fraught with controversy.
Archaeologist Tzachi Dvira and his team of soil sifters have been steadily going through tons of earth in search of antiquities from the first and second temple periods. www.onlinemiddleeastreport.com

15/05/2025

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Freed hostage Edan Alexander shares of abuse by Hamas captors. Following his release, Edan Alexander, the Israeli-American soldier kidnapped by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, shared details about the difficult treatment he suffered during his captivity in Gaza, Israeli media reported.
Alexander told the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) soldiers and staff members at the Re'im absorption facility, who received him from the Red Cross, that he suffered torture at the hands of Hamas, including being handcuffed in a cage and deprived of sufficient food.
On Oct. 7, Edan was kidnapped from the Kibbutz Nir Oz area. For several weeks after his kidnapping, he was held alongside other hostages in the southern Gaza Strip, including Matan Zangauker, in a tunnel without daylight. Due to his status as a soldier, Edan was questioned repeatedly, and often violently, in order to obtain information.
He said that Hamas used both physical and mental abuse against him and other captives. He also reported being isolated by himself for long periods.

08/05/2025

Fleeing Anti Semitism in France , 50 Jews begin new life in Israel.
A plane carrying almost 50 members of the Jewish community, who could no longer tolerate the toxic environment in France, landed in Israel, according to a CBN report.

The sharp rise in antisemitism in France has led to such hostility towards its Jewish population that many are deciding to flee. Israel’s Law of Return, established in 1950, guarantees the right of any Jewish person to 'make aliyah,' (immigrate to the ancestral homeland). Those who arrived on the flight were warmly welcomed and assisted as they began their aliyah journey as olim, or new immigrants. www.onlinemiddleeastreport.com

28/04/2025

The Remarkable Story of Kai Labben the youngest child to survive October 7th.
Deborah Mintz, grandmother of Kai Labban, who was just 10 days old on Oct.
traveled from her home in Eilat to join her family at Kibbutz Nirim for her grandson’s brit (circumcision ceremony) and to visit with her daughter and family for the Sukkot holiday. However, on the last day of the holiday, when the sirens blared on the morning of Oct. 7, 2023, they found themselves trapped in a safe room that was gradually filling with thick, black smoke.“I had prepared myself to die. They set fire to the house, they shot the front door, they shot at the window. There were bullet holes… and I sent goodbye messages,” Mintz recalled. She was holding little Kai during the horrific event. Remarkably, every family member survived, making Kai the youngest survivor of the Hamas attack.

24/04/2025

Never again

Yom HaShoah 2025/5785
(Holocaust Memorial Day)
Sunset April 23th - Sunset April 24th

“Comfort, comfort My people,” says your God. Isaiah 40:1 TLV

Since October 7th, 2023, antisemitism has escalated to a whole new level and is threatening the very existence of the Jewish people. October 7th was not just an attack on the Jewish people, it was a second Shoa (holocaust) perpetrated by the enemy. Today we have a far bigger responsibility to say NEVER AGAIN and expose this hate that is targeted at the Jews. As we remember the 6 million Jews that were murdered in Auschwitz, Treblinka, Sobibor, Majdanek and many more death camps. We also remember the 1200 innocent Jews that were mercilessly massacred and the 250 that were taken hostage to Gaza on October 7th 2023 in Israel of which 59 (dead included) are still in captivity.

We know that YHVH will still deliver His people. But what will become of those who choose to remain silent?

“If you stay silent during this time, deliverance for the Jews will come from somewhere, but you, my child, and all of your father’s family will die. And who knows? Perhaps you have been made queen for such a time as this.” Esther 4:14 TLV

Join us as we Remember and say “NEVER AGAIN”

For Zion's sake we will not keep silent,
Archbishop Dominiquae & Rabbi Baruch Bierman

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Bless Israel in Action
We invite you to make restitution and join us and feed one Israeli family at a time with a $70 food voucher. Many of these families were evacuated from their homes and were displaced as a result of the October 7th massacre and the ongoing war. As they try to rebuild their lives we can help them. Type “Food Voucher” when donating.
Donate online: https://kad-esh.org/donations/

Plant a fruit tree in Judea and Samaria and the border with Gaza to reclaim the Land of Israel from terror. Receive a printable name certificate via email on your name or in memory of a loved one. Send $35 at https://unitednationsforisrael.org/unify-donations/plant-trees/

21/04/2025

Todd Nettleton, Vice President of 'Message for The Voice of the Martyrs – USA' and host of The Voice of the Martyrs Radio shares the vision, history, and heart of a ministry dedicated to standing with persecuted Christians around the world.

The ministry, founded by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand – a Romanian Jewish convert to Christianity who spent 14 years in communist prisons – continues today in over 70 countries, serving believers facing violence, imprisonment, and social ostracization.

Nettleton further explains the two-fold mission of the organization: To provide direct aid to suffering Christian believers and share their stories to strengthen and inspire the wider body of Messiah, and to raise awareness in free nations by sharing the powerful testimonies of those who suffer for their faith.

Nettleton sheds light on areas of grave concern, such as. such as Eritrea, where believers languish in prisons for decades without trials, and Northern Nigeria and Mozambique, where terrorism and targeted violence endanger Christian communities. “There are somewhere around 400 Christians in prison right now... Not a single one of those people has ever had a trial,” he states, highlighting the heartbreak and injustice in these regions.

14/04/2025

Former Israeli hostages marked the beginning of the Passover holiday with a mix of relief and sorrow, celebrating their freedom while mourning the continued captivity of 59 hostages still held by the terrorist organization Hamas in Gaza.

Romi Gonen, who was freed after 471 days in Hamas captivity, reflected on these mixed emotions.

“My first holiday back home. A holiday that doesn’t really feel like one. My head is here, but my heart is there. I want to celebrate, but the difficulty is overwhelming. Please – leave an empty chair. Wear a hostage pin, a sticker. We must not forget them,” she wrote in a post on Instagram, adding a red heart and a hostage-pin emoji.

Many families across Israel left empty chairs at their holiday tables to symbolize those still held in Gaza, echoing a national call to keep the hostages in public consciousness during this season of freedom. www.onlinemiddleeastreport.com

02/04/2025

One Israeli family got the surprise of a lifetime when their three and a half year old daughter discovered an ancient treasure while on a trip to Tel Azekah, near Beit Shemesh, in central Israel.

Ziv Nitzan from Moshav Ramot Meir found an ancient seal in the form of a scarab, dated to about 3,800 years old. Scarab seals are small, intricately crafted objects that originated in ancient Egypt, and shaped like a dung beetle.

24/03/2025

A historic 19th-century Esther Scroll from Gaza’s former Jewish community will reportedly be presented at Winner’s Auction House in Jerusalem.

The rare Jewish artifact has the abbreviation “K.K. Gaza” (Kehilat Kodesh Gaza or Holy Community of Gaza) and originally belonged to Jewish residents in Gaza who relocated to Alexandria, Egypt, in the 19th century, when the city was home to a flourishing and sizable Jewish community. The historic scroll measures around 340 cm in length and 14 cm in height and features 20 columns inscribed on four sheets of leather.

The Esther Scroll, read by Jews worldwide during the holiday of Purim, honors the Jewish Queen Esther, who along with Mordecai her uncle, saved the Jewish community in ancient Persia.

The scroll is considered to be in good condition for its age and fully suitable for ritual reading after it underwent some repairs years ago. It will reportedly be auctioned on March 30 with a starting bid of $1,500. Experts have estimated that the scroll is worth between $10,000 and $15,000.

13/03/2025

A violin that survived the Holocaust comes alive again in the hands of a former Israeli hostage. A 130-year-old violin was gifted to Agam Berger, who survived Hamas captivity in Gaza. The violin, crafted in the late 19th century in Germany, previously belonged to a Holocaust survivor. After learning that the released hostage was a violinist, the man who refurbished and took care of the instrument, Tzachi Beck, decided to gift the violin to Berger.

"Agam is a true survivor,” said Beck. “She said she would play and practice on the violin and take it to the March of the Living, where she will play it. That will be a true full circle moment."