Religious Zionists, most believing in a divine right to govern, now have outsize influence in Israel. The war in the Gaza Strip is energizing their settlement push.

Attitudes toward Israel (or its establishment) within the Christian population have varied since the early 20th Century.

How the Israel-Iran conflict became a battleground for apocalyptic religious extremes - COMMENT: With both evangelical ...

In Israel, Judaism and politics, are inseparable – one cannot be divorced from the other. Unlike in the US, the issue is not “church and state” – in Israel, it is “religion and state.” ...

The Zionist national religious camp has also steadily become a bigger part of the Israeli mainstream in recent years in a concerted effort to integrate and have more of a say in Israel’s future ...

Many in the Iranian diaspora want to see a regime change yet fear the toll on their homeland and the underground church.

Jews in Israel have a take-it-or-leave-it choice in religion: be either completely Orthodox or thoroughly secular. Consequently, about one-third observe only the high holidays and another third ...

It is a religious war fueled by radical, Iranian-backed Islam, which seeks to destroy Israel “from the river to the sea” and kill Jews and Christians alike. The seeds of this destruction must ...

Religion has outsized role in Israel, yet most of its Jews aren’t really observant Over three-quarters of country’s Jews define themselves as secular or traditional; ultra-Orthodox birthrate ...

The State of Israel embodies the Israeli religion. According to a study by the Pew Research Center, 70% of Orthodox Jews in Israel said being Jewish is mainly a matter of religion.

Israel’s vibrant Christian religious history has attracted American Christian students to visit. On Jan. 9, Passages, a program that brings Christian college students to Israel, celebrated its ...