Amir Tsarfati

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Good morning from cold yet sunny Galilee! Israel’s new Knesset was sworn in yesterday. The two Arab-led parties now hold 19 seats, including lawmakers who refuse to denounce Hamas and recognize it as a terrorist organization. Most Arab lawmakers even walked out of the plenum during the singing of our national anthem, Hatikvah. God forbid they hear about the Jewish people’s yearning to return to their homeland - to Zion! In the United States, the new Congress is set to begin its term on January 3. Many of its incoming members are aligned with neither America nor the values it stands for. We live in a world where the adversary is increasingly found within! But I have good news: as believers, we have the Holy Spirit dwelling within us. Whatever evil surrounds us, we know this: “He who is in you is greater than he who is in the world.” - 1 John 4:4 As an Israeli Jew from the tribe of Judah, born in Jerusalem, I know one thing: my allegiance to Israel is not political, and my pride in my nation is not rooted in what we have done or are doing. It is rooted in the Lord - His plans, His promises, His unchanging character, and His irrevocable calling! “For I am the LORD, I do not change; therefore you are not consumed, O sons of Jacob.” - Malachi 3:6 “For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” - Romans 11:29 His faithfulness to Israel is as certain as the order He established for the sun, moon, and stars (Jeremiah 31:35-37). I refuse to let circumstances, political shenanigans, election fraud, or the arrogance of those serving the purposes of the ruler of this world determine who I am, what I believe, or how I live. My identity is in the Lord. My convictions are anchored in His Word. My calling does not change with election results! Our struggle is ultimately spiritual, and we must stand firm in the whole armor of God (Ephesians 6:10-18). I will continue to write, teach, and tell people about the One who called me “out of darkness into His marvelous light” (1 Peter 2:9). Awaiting His soon return - our blessed hope (Titus 2:13). Amir

FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS If ever there was a time when my message on Israel needed to be heard - by non-Christians and so-called Christians alike - it is NOW! Please bless your pastors, leaders, family members, and friends with this small, affordable, yet powerful book: God’s Irreplaceable People. By preordering a few copies, you’ll also help get it onto the shelves of major secular retailers, where nonbelievers may discover a message they might otherwise never hear. Help me help many! godsirreplaceablepeople.com

As you prayerfully consider your travel plans for 2027, we invite you to join Behold Israel for one of our upcoming Bible Experience Tours. From Israel to the footsteps of Paul to the seven churches of Revelation, each incredible journey is an opportunity to grow in your understanding of God's Word, enjoy meaningful fellowship, and become more deeply-rooted in your walk with the Lord. Explore our upcoming journeys: beholdisrael.org/bible-exper…

Mark your calendars! Starting Wednesday, November 11, MidEast & Beyond moves to a new time: 8:00 AM Pacific / 11:00 AM Eastern / 6:00 PM Israel. Join us live on Facebook, YouTube, and X as Amir and Barry look at the latest developments in Israel and the Middle East through the lens of Scripture. We'll see you then!

If God could cancel His promises to Israel because of our failures, what does that say about His promises to you? That question became a book. linktw.in/Gods-Irreplaceable…

Has the church replaced Israel? You can watch Amir's conversation with @GovMikeHuckabee on our website and YouTube channel now. You can also listen on your favorite podcast platform. youtu.be/Rh4bhgNOI3M

This is what Israel has done and will do with the antichrist. - mailchi.mp/beholdisrael/amir…

Good morning from chilly yet sunny Galilee! Welcome to the 40 participants in our Behold Israel November 2026 Bible Experience tour of Israel and Jordan, who arrived yesterday, and to the 25 participants in our Behold Israel Footsteps of Paul tour, who are currently in Greece and will visit Ephesus in Turkey later this week before finishing their journey in Rome, Italy. I will see our Israel group today at Connect and our European group in Rome next week. In between, I have a demanding schedule of recording news updates and podcasts, continuing to promote my new book, God’s Irreplaceable People, and preparing my messages for my January speaking tour in the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand. As I look around, I see a very confused Israel, with election results that seem to guarantee yet another round of elections. In America, there is a growing realization that nothing will ever be the same again. Europe has endured another weekend of the “Palestine curse,” this time hitting Germany, France, and the Netherlands. But God… As God’s people, we must remember our role in this world - we are ambassadors for Christ. We are not of this world, yet we are in it on behalf of the One who came to save people from the ruler of this world. That ruler is working tirelessly to establish a new world order, knowing that his time is short. Our task is to implore people to be reconciled to God. Last night, at our home Bible study, we finished 2 Corinthians 5. There is no better way to end this short message than with the final verse of that glorious chapter: “For He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him.” • 2 Corinthians 5:21 Awaiting His Soon Return, Amir

Why will Israel initially accept the Antichrist, only to reject him three and a half years later? Bible prophecy describes a coming leader who will offer peace and allow the rebuilding of the Temple, but everything changes when he enters that Temple and demands to be worshiped as God. From Jacob's Trouble to Revelation 12 and the return of Jesus to the Mount of Olives, Scripture reveals what lies ahead for Israel during the final seven years. Watch this entire teaching: youtu.be/E3stjZPEfQM

Many people ask me about the secret behind our small yet highly influential ministry. My answer has always been the same - our followers, our partners, our warriors. We believe God has called us for such a time as this. Our followers are the most loyal, active, and fearless people I have ever seen! When I ask for help promoting a book - they show up! When we ask for help meeting a specific need, such as Connect - they show up! When we organize a tour, a cruise, or a conference - they show up! They don’t just follow our ministry. They stand with us, pray with us, and help carry the work forward. Now, let’s finish strong with God’s Irreplaceable People, a flagship message of this ministry! We are now approaching 50% of our target, and launch day is fast approaching. If you’ve been waiting to preorder, now is the time! Your preorder can help us get this book onto the shelves of major retailers and increase its chances of becoming a bestseller - a label that always attracts attention in this title-worshipping world. Let’s use that attention to bring people back to the truth of God’s Word! Let’s meet our target and get this vital biblical message into as many hands as possible, so that people’s eyes will be opened to God’s unchanging promises to Israel - and He will receive all the glory! Preorder here: godsirreplaceablepeople.com We thank God for every one of you!

Good morning from rainy and cold Galilee! Winter has arrived, and with it the reality of the deep state’s determination to push Gadi Eizenkot toward forming a minority government dependent on terror-supporting Arab parties. America, too, is waking up to a new dawn, with its own deep state working to paralyze the current administration. But God… Since when do we put our trust in politicians? The Israeli left is poised to break two of its most important promises to its voters: not to form a government dependent on Arab parties and not to sit with the ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties. Meanwhile, in America, the vice president is blaming the election loss on a war he bears personal responsibility for prolonging. So let me remind you all: “Do not put your trust in princes, in human beings, who cannot save. When their spirit departs, they return to the ground; on that very day their plans come to nothing. Blessed are those whose help is the God of Jacob, whose hope is in the LORD their God.” (Psalm 146:3–5) I don’t see a bright future for the political systems of Israel and America. But I do know that God can turn the hearts of leaders and use even these circumstances to turn people’s hearts toward Him. (Proverbs 21:1) Tragedies often bring people closer to God. We have seen that since October 7 among many hostages, wounded soldiers, and bereaved families. October 7 also marked a profound shift throughout the world. While some hearts turned toward God, others revealed the hatred within them. Hatred of Israel has exposed many who call themselves Christians yet show contempt for the very people Paul warned Gentile believers not to boast against. (Romans 11:17–21) I believe God is testing the world, and its treatment of Israel is part of that test. GOD IS TESTING THE WORLD! ISRAEL IS THE TEST. His promise to Abraham still stands: “I will bless those who bless you.” (Genesis 12:3) That promise echoes in Balaam’s prophecy concerning Israel. Numbers 24:8–9 describes God bringing Israel out of Egypt and giving the nation strength against its enemies. The prophecy then declares: “Blessed is he who blesses you, And cursed is he who curses you!” (Numbers 24:9) And Paul reminds us that Israel remains beloved because of the fathers, “for the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” (Romans 11:28–29) This is why our response must be rooted in God’s Word. This morning, I choose to stand firm in His sovereignty and hold to the LITERAL interpretation of His Word. I believe we will still see Him work in ways we cannot even imagine! (Ephesians 3:20) Do I think the world will become better and safer? No! Do I think the forces of the enemy will grow weaker as the end approaches? No! (2 Timothy 3:1–5, 13) Do I think we have many more years left here? No! But we do not know the day or the hour. (Matthew 24:36) While we are still here, we must live as the salt of the earth, slowing the decay, and as the light of the world, shining in the darkness. (Matthew 5:13–16) I also believe the Holy Spirit, working through the Church, restrains evil until the appointed time. (2 Thessalonians 2:6–7) Chin up! Look up! Our redemption draws near! (Luke 21:28) Until He comes, let’s be about His business, making the most of every opportunity because the days are evil. Let’s not grow weary in doing good! (Luke 19:13; Ephesians 5:15–16; Galatians 6:9) “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” (2 Timothy 1:7) Awaiting His Soon Return, Amir

Replacement theology is not just wrong. It is dangerous. God's choice of Israel was never about Israel. It was about the God of Israel, and it was never performance based. If the nations are judged by how they treated His people and His land, then getting this question wrong carries a cost. So I went back into the New Testament, through the words of Jesus, the apostles, and the prophets, and showed that God has not changed His mind. God's Irreplaceable People releases in December. Short, affordable, and written so you can hand it to your pastor, your elders, and your friends. Preorder "Gods Irreplaceable People" now! linktw.in/Gods-Irreplaceable…

Shabbat shalom from rainy Galilee, As I rest at home, recover from whatever I’ve been fighting, and gather strength for a very busy week ahead, I wanted to share some thoughts on recent events in Europe and America. The West needs to stop confusing material superiority with moral strength. You can have the strongest economies, the most advanced weapons, and the greatest universities and still become morally bankrupt. Technology cannot replace truth. Wealth cannot replace righteousness. And a Christian past cannot replace faithfulness to God in the present. Consider what happened in the 7th century. Arab Muslim armies conquered vast territories of the Eastern Roman Empire, including lands where Christianity had been established for centuries. A Christian writer known as Pseudo-Methodius interpreted those devastating defeats as God’s judgment on Christian unfaithfulness. His interpretation was not Scripture. Yet the warning deserves our attention: outward power can conceal inward decay. The biblical example goes back much further. Babylon conquered Judah and destroyed the temple in Jerusalem. Was Babylon more righteous than Judah? Absolutely not! Habakkuk wrestled with that very question: How could God use a nation even more wicked to judge His own people? Yet God did exactly that. And afterward, He judged Babylon too. Babylon’s victory did not prove its righteousness. Judah’s defeat exposed the emptiness of claiming a godly heritage while living in rebellion against God. Now look at the West. Christianity helped shape its understanding of human dignity, personal responsibility, charity, justice, and the accountability of rulers. Western nations never lived up to those standards perfectly. Far from it. But Scripture provided the standard by which their sins could be exposed and confronted. Today, much of the West despises that biblical foundation while assuming it can keep enjoying its benefits forever. We reject God’s authority, mock His Word, redefine morality, and then wonder why our societies are losing their direction. Do we really believe that economic power and military superiority make us immune to the consequences? The comparison does not mean that today’s West is ancient Judah, or that we can declare every setback a specific act of divine judgment. The warning is that neither a Christian heritage nor material strength gives a society permission to abandon God without consequence. And where Islamist movements gain power, their success does not prove that their beliefs are true or their cause is righteous. Babylon’s victory did not make Babylon righteous either. Nor should ordinary Muslims be confused with movements seeking to impose their rule. The 7th-century conquests and the destruction of ancient Judah are different events. But both confront us with a sobering question: What happens when a people trust in their strength and heritage while abandoning their responsibility before God? The West needs more than stronger borders, better weapons, and different leaders. It needs repentance. You cannot keep boasting about the fruits of your Christian heritage while tearing out its roots. Awaiting His Soon Return, Amir

I NEED YOUR HELP! I am only at 33% of my target for my new and most important book, “God’s Irreplaceable People,” and we are less than a month away from launch day. As always, I need the help of our ministry’s faithful warriors to get this critically important message to everyone, including those who never walk into a Christian bookstore. Secular retailers couldn’t care less about the content - they care about the numbers. If we show strong presale performance, they’ll order copies for the shelves of their brick-and-mortar stores. Please order a few copies and give them to your pastors, elders, youth leaders, family, and friends. It’s small in size, short in length, and affordable in price - yet powerful! This book makes a wonderful Thanksgiving or Christmas gift while serving as a powerful reminder of the unchanging nature and character of our God! Order your copies here: godsirreplaceablepeople.com

As you prayerfully consider your travel plans for 2027, we invite you to join Behold Israel for one of our upcoming Bible Experience Tours. From Israel to the footsteps of Paul to the seven churches of Revelation, each incredible journey is an opportunity to grow in your understanding of God's Word, enjoy meaningful fellowship, and become more deeply-rooted in your walk with the Lord. Explore our upcoming journeys: beholdisrael.org/bible-exper…

Mark your calendars! Starting Wednesday, November 11, MidEast & Beyond moves to a new time: 8:00 AM Pacific / 11:00 AM Eastern / 6:00 PM Israel. Join us live on Facebook, YouTube, and X as Amir and Barry look at the latest developments in Israel and the Middle East through the lens of Scripture. We'll see you then!

A little Friday fun :0) God’s Irreplaceable People is available to preorder now: linktw.in/Gods-Irreplaceable…