Ambassadors for Israel International

09/03/2026

In this groundbreaking mini-series, two scholars, Jimmy McClintock and David Kolinsky, discuss new interpretations of the Holy Bible.

Follow along as we explore all the wonders of the Bible!📖

09/02/2026

It is easy to talk about countries as ideas.

It is harder to remember the individual lives behind everything we read.

Behind the word Israel are people waking up for work, preparing meals, raising children, calling their parents, practicing their faith, building businesses, and planning for tomorrow. 🇮🇱

Their lives do not begin when the cameras arrive, and they do not stop when the headlines move somewhere else.

That matters.

Because when we reduce a country only to conflict, we stop seeing the people who actually call it home.

At AMBFII, standing with Israel means remembering the human story too, especially when public conversation makes that story easy to overlook.

If you want to learn more about our mission and the ways you can stand with Israel, visit:
https://ambfii.myshopify.com/

What part of everyday life do you think gets lost most often behind major headlines?

08/31/2026

Jimmy McClintock, AMBFII's Co-founder, speaks about how New York has the largest Jewish population, and yet such a well-known synagogue is another target of hate.



(AMBFII does not own the rights to the original video.)

08/31/2026

A headline can reach thousands of people before most of us have even had time to think about what we just read.

It gives us a moment, a statement, a few carefully chosen words. But what happened before that moment? What history surrounds it? What details were left outside the frame? 📰

When conversations involve Israel, those questions matter. Understanding cannot be built from headlines alone. It takes time, context, and a willingness to go deeper than the version of a story that fits neatly onto a screen.

Being informed is not about knowing everything. It is about caring enough to keep learning before deciding what something means.

Sometimes the most responsible thing we can do is slow down before we speak.

What helps you decide when a headline is giving you enough of the story?

08/29/2026