First Impressions: How they influence future relationships and why we immediately categorize people upon first meeting without deep understanding Women of Faith is a women's panel show discussing modern topics in light of faith in the Holy Scriptures.

In the Bible, we learn about the importance of the sacrificial system as a means of drawing closer to God. In the modern era, without a Temple, can prayer serve as a substitute for sacrifices and replace them?

This episode focuses on the topic of baptism: Are the roots of baptism based on a biblical commandment? Do Jews practice baptism, or is it a custom belonging only to Christians? And do Messianic Jews baptize infants?

In this episode, we will try to explain the New Testament, why it is important, what it contains, who wrote it, and whether and how it can be connected to the Old Testament. "Scripture's Preachers" is a studio program where three Messianic Jewish friends discuss various topics in the Old and New Testament.

A young Israeli man would like to know more about Jesus (Yeshua), so he sets up a sign on a bustling street in Tel Aviv and optimistically awaits someone to talk to him. But sooner rather than later, he realizes that finding someone to talk to about Yeshua in Israel is no easy task.

The Bible is the most widely distributed book in the world, but did you know that the Bible is translated into less than 10 percent of the world's languages? Riki Gidomel comes from a rich background of languages and cultures. Over the years, he developed the vision to translate the Bible into all the languages of the world. To realize his vision, Riki established a school where translators from all over the world come to learn Biblical Hebrew and translate the B

Chaim and his brothers established a project in the north of Israel similar to a kibbutz, helping Jews from all over the world make Aliyah to Israel. Chaim immigrated to Israel from the USA and is a Zionist at heart! He wants to see the State of Israel thrive and has dedicated his life to this cause.

Daniel Cantor is a very busy social activist. Among other things, she strives to bring justice to the world through "Culture of Solidarity", organizes meetings between the Eritrean community and Israeli residents, and arranges various mutual aid activities on a voluntary basis in fields such as: asylum seekers, people with mental illness, the elderly, single mothers, renovations, equipment collection, food rescue, "Restaurants in Solidarity", and more.