Jews for Judaism executive director Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz spoke at The Shul in Bal Harbour about the need for counter missionary awareness. More than 250 people attended an exciting evening with Jews for Judaism executive director, Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz, at The Shul of Bal Harbour. Under the spiritual leadership of Rabbi Sholom D. Lipskar, Rabbi Shea Rubinstein organized the lecture and commented that the lecture was clear, entertaining and extremely relevant. After presenting numerous sources

Article from HERITAGE newspaper 2/5/2001 Used with permission ‘Jews for Judaism’ message: “Christianity is not a religion for Jews” by Stan Brin That an Orthodox might speak to teenagers and parents of a Conservative congregation might be considered news by itself. And that the teens, their parents -- and their rabbi -- appreciated the Orthodox Rabbi’s message and delivered him a round of applause might be considered astounding. But to Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz, who addressed members and guests of

By Tom Tugend The Rev. John C. Hagee. Photo courtesy Moshe BarzilaySome 2,000 extremely pro-Israel community and religious leaders will meet in Washington on July 19, fan out across Capitol Hill and, in effect, tell their legislators: If you want our political backing, you must support the Jewish state -- no ifs or buts. There won't be a single Jew among the citizen lobbyists. They will all be evangelical Christians, mainly ordained and lay pastors, embarking on the first major public action of

Messianic Truth in Advertising By Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz June 26, 2008 The growth of the Jews for Jesus and messianic movements in Israel, especially during Israel's 60th anniversary, is unprecedented and an outcome of unrestrained relationships with fundamentalist Christians. There are more than 15,000 messianic Jews residing in Israel and more than 275,000 in the Diaspora. Jews for Jesus now has an office in Tel Aviv, with a staff of 10 that includes several Israeli-born messianic Jewish c

"The spiritual destruction of a Jew is as serious ...as the physical." By Gaby Wenig Jerusalem Mayor Ehud Olmert will appear in San Diego Oct. 15, but there will not be any official representatives from the Jewish community to welcome him at the $1,000-a-plate dinner. However, Olmert will not find an empty room. The mayor was invited by the Mission Valley Christian Fellowship, an Evangelical Christian church that will present Olmert with a $500,000 check "for the urgent, critical and immediate

Sympathetic Ear Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz, chaplain for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, went to the site of the recent Metrolink crash in Glendale to provide counseling and a sympathetic ear. As medical examiners and coroners were removing the 11th and final body from the wreckage, Kravitz rushed to their side and led them in a short prayer. – MB

It would be nice to have caller ID.by Eric Brand Jake and I were paying scant attention to our pizza because the moment was so exhilarating. We were two scions of pampered home lives in a posh suburb on Long Island, products of a high school known for sending graduates to the Ivy League and after that a life of material success living the American dream. Yet here we were in a grungy pizza shop in East Jerusalem, Jake in a suit (a suit in August, mind you, and not for a job interview) and beard