Ron Ross

Ron Ross resigned his TV career to attend Bible College. His life has been dedicated to missions and ministry. After 9 years as pastor at Noosa Baptist Church, Ron and his wife Yvonne moved to Jerusalem. He broadcast news from Israel and the Middle East to Christian networks around the world. He continues to broadcast Israel and Middle East news for Vision Christian Radio on Tuesdays.

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Tourists! This Year in Jerusalem

Tourists! This Year in Jerusalem

During the time the tourist door was closed because of Covid, Israel has worked to add new attractions for the eager visitor. The feast for Christians is very exciting.

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Tower of David: Giant Facelift

Tower of David: Giant Facelift

The Old City of Jerusalem is using Covid 19 restrictions to have a multi-million dollar makeover. As Israel works through lockdowns and pandemic challenges a bold new $56,000,000 (AUD) plan is investing in a much brighter and prosperous future. Modernity is meeting ancient history.

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Israel Air Force Germany

Israel Air Force Germany

The German Luftwaffe and the Israeli Air Force made history last August. On Monday, August 24 six Israeli F-16’s, two Gulfstreams and two Boeing 707 tanker jets arrived in Germany for combined exercises. Around 180 Israeli personnel were involved in the manoeuvre...

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COVID 19 Sparks Aliyah

COVID 19 Sparks Aliyah

Aliyah describes the act of going up “ascent”. Originally it referred to Jews going up to Jerusalem for three major Biblical feasts—Passover, Pentecost and Tabernacles. Today Aliyah refers to Jews relocating from the four corners of the world to live in Israel. The Bible actually reports Two Returns.

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Benjamin ‘Bibi’ Netanyahu: From Commando to Commander

Benjamin ‘Bibi’ Netanyahu: From Commando to Commander

Dr H. V. Evatt (Australia) president of the United Nations welcomed Israel as a UN member May 11, 1949 at 3p.m. Fifty four Governments, including forty-five Members recognised Israel in their vote. Fifty years before Theodore Herzl envisaged the Jewish state. This UN decision was seen as ‘awesome’, ‘significant’ and an acknowledgement of  international ‘equality.’

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