In 141 passages of the Old Testament (57 in Deuteronomy alone) God is said to give the land of Canaan, the Land of Promise, to His people Israel—a truth declared from the call of Abraham (Gen ...

According to the Torah, God made a covenant with Abraham (Genesis 12:1-7, 15:18-21), promising him and his descendants the land of Canaan. This promise is reiterated to Isaac and Jacob (Genesis 28 ...

O my people, enter the Holy Land which Allah has assigned to you…” This verse, spoken by Moses to his people, recognises the land’s divine allocation to the Israelites. Surah Al-Isra (17:104) further ...

There is an essential component to our global messaging that is often overlooked: the moral and biblical legitimacy of the Jewish people's right to the Land of Israel. Opinion.

The God of Israel does go on to mention that there are many tribes who already inhabit these lands, but they are an afterthought, meant to be removed: “You shall dispossess the inhabitants of ...

If Paul, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit harbors this love for the Jewish people then ought we not share this same ...

To the editor: After being displace for many years, Israel regained part of its original homeland in 1948. Now, many nations and the United Nations are attempting to persuade Israel to bring peace ...

God sends Abraham to the Land of Canaan: ‘In you all the families of the earth will be blessed’ (Gen. 12:3). Rijksmuseum. To a herder, this is about the right to move around with flocks.

God has brought Moses to the top of Mount Nebo, which is in modern-day Jordan. God shows Moses the entire land of Israel, taking him on a panoramic sweep across its terrain. But it is all a tease.

The Haggadah makes clear that the Exodus was not an end in itself, but rather the first step in the return to the Land of Israel, where the Israelites would live as a free people.