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We believe in Jesus (Yeshua) and honour the Hebraic foundations of the Christian faith. Without the Hebrew Scriptures, the New Testament cannot stand on its own. Jerusalem Channel Co-founders Christine and Peter Darg first visited Israel in 1975. The nation was still recovering from the Yom Kippur War of 1973 and was a very different atmosphere from the vibrant and dynamic country of today. The fo

llowing year, 1976, brought Israel to the world's attention with the hijacking of a flight from Tel Aviv to Paris that ended up in Entebbe, Uganda. Israeli commandos, led by the brother of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, made a dramatic rescue of the passengers on July 4th, the 200th anniversary of US independence. Christine, an award-winning newspaper journalist, was in Tel Aviv to interview some of the Israeli hostages. Through these early experiences, the Dargs began to understand contemporary Israelis and their struggle to survive against a violent and hostile world. At the same time, London-born Peter Darg was completing his studies in the USA at a theological seminary to achieve a deeper comprehension of the Biblical side of Israel's extraordinary history and how God had singled out the Jewish people to be a nation of priests and a light to the nations. Christine's earliest childhood memory was a visitation from Jesus during a life-threatening illness. His appearance in an open vision to heal her was not a Sunday school image of a meek Gentile, but a man of clearly semitic, Mideastern features. Growing up in America, Christine's godly parents taught her deep roots in the Old Testament and an undeniable connection with the Jewish people. The Dargs' call to Israel was confirmed in 1978 when they were selected by the Christian Broadcasting Network to open a news bureau for the TV ministry in Jerusalem. Their work and raising a young family in Israel would be an opportunity to meet Arabs, Jews and Christians within the country and beyond with trips to worn-torn Beirut, Amman, Damascus and into the Gulf states. Jerusalem would always be the base for what became a principle of the burgeoning Exploits Ministry, to be the Lord's witnesses first in Jerusalem, then Judea and Samaria and to the ends of the earth. Today, Exploits reaches globally out of Jerusalem to all nations. We hold major Gospel campaigns and Bible Workers Convocations in many nations as well as annual prayer convocations in Israel. "The people who know their God will be strong and carry out exploits."

05/10/2025
We’re nearing the End of Days…The New Testament foretold that in the Last Days there will be perilous times — moral, pol...
01/10/2025

We’re nearing the End of Days…The New Testament foretold that in the Last Days there will be perilous times — moral, political, ethnic and spiritual chaos throughout the world, “as it was in the days of Noah.” This video is the second in a series of three — Bible Prophecy 101.

We’re nearing the End of Days...The New Testament foretold that in the Last Days there will be perilous times -- moral, political, ethnic and spiritual chaos throughout the world, "as it was in the days of Noah." This video is the second in a series of three -- Bible Prophecy 101. Like never befor...

The trumpet blast on Yom Kippur is a single, long blast that concludes the final prayer service (Neilah), signifying the...
01/10/2025

The trumpet blast on Yom Kippur is a single, long blast that concludes the final prayer service (Neilah), signifying the end of the Day of Atonement and the closing of the heavenly gates.

According to Israeli commentator Hillel Fuld, "Hamas is leaning toward accepting the deal and will submit its official a...
30/09/2025

According to Israeli commentator Hillel Fuld, "Hamas is leaning toward accepting the deal and will submit its official answer tomorrow. Why is Hamas even considering this deal when it’s infinitely worse for them than the deals they rejected in the past? Why is Qatar pushing so hard to get this deal done? . .The Israeli attack was a breaking point for them and they’ll do anything to prevent another such attack.
They’re happy sitting in their little paradise throwing billions around, but when the war hits their soil, they show their true colors.
Why are the Arab states pushing so hard? Because if Hamas says no, Israel takes over the entire strip.
Israel now controls 80% of Gaza and the IDF is facing little to no resistance, which means that to get from 80% to 100% would take weeks.
If Hamas says no, Israel takes the entire strip, and it’s game over for Gaza and for the possibility of a good life for Gazans.
If Hamas says no, Israel achieves indisputable military victory and that means that Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, Yemen, Iran, and Lebanon are put to shame, not to mention Egypt, which is a whole other drama.
Israel will have achieved perhaps the most magnificent military victory of the century. Israel will have created a new Middle East with no one doubting who the new sheriff is in town.
The Arab world can’t have any of that.
In other words, a combination of the IDF military pressure, the “Failed” attack in Qatar (It’s not too crazy to think that Israel “Failed” on purpose. Maybe the goal was to send a message, which it did.), and the absolutely genius chess move here by Trump and Netanyahu have brought a new reality. . .
Let’s not forget what Israel’s objectives were.
- Bring hostages back ✅
- Remove Hamas as a threat: ✅
- Demilitarize Gaza: ✅
- Maintain security control: ✅
- A security perimeter: ✅
- Gaza is no longer ruled by Hamas OR the PA: ✅
In other words, while everyone was playing checkers, Netanyahu was, once again, playing chess.
Let’s see what happens next, but what matters right now is that last night’s press conference has the potential to not only end the war. It also has the potential to hand Israel a decisive victory. . . .
Now we wait…"

Israel as “a people that dwells alone” was prophesied in Numbers 23:9 in the Hebrew Bible. However, Isaiah 2:3 describes...
26/09/2025

Israel as “a people that dwells alone” was prophesied in Numbers 23:9 in the Hebrew Bible. However, Isaiah 2:3 describes a future time when people from many nations will go up to the mountain of the Lord, the house of the God of Jacob, to learn His ways and walk in His paths. The law and the word of the Lord will go out from Zion (Jerusalem).

'Let My People Go!' Bib says at UN

26/09/2025

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is addressing the UN General Assembly in New York wearing a special hostages pin with a QR code leading to the October 7 atrocities site that was established specially for international public diplomacy needs. Members of the Prime Minister's delegation are also wearing identical pins. The message is being broadcast in Gaza.

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