A most important time for Israel as we now celebrate the 75th Anniversary Year of the Founding of Israel! An extraordinary story, as the Jewish people have now restored their homeland after 2,000 years.
In the fifty-five years since the Six-Day War and the reunification of Jerusalem, though accused of the opposite, Israel has only sacrificed in the name of “peace”— giving back Sinai, Gaza, southern Lebanon, and more—only to watch as Hezbollah and Hamas moved in with missiles in tow. HEAR OUR VOICE makes the case before the court of public opinion for Israel’s true return to her homeland.
This collection of published writings by an author with a distinguished legal career and a wide-ranging background of involvement in Jewish policy, cultural, and historical organizations boldly suggests that Israel declare sovereignty over or annex Judea and Samaria to ensure its national security, and its enduring return to its Biblical homeland. This flies in the face of the Palestinian Arab demand that Israel remove all Jews in a so-called peace settlement.
Whether you’re a displaced member of the Jewish diaspora, a Christian interested in peace in the Middle East, or simply a geopolitically minded non-Jew, the time is now to speak up, to honor Israel’s five millennia of history and the two millennia in which her people prayed for her return—and to ensure the sovereign security of future generations of Jews—it is time that the world raises its collective voice in support of One Israel.
Author Howard Teich, a practicing attorney and principal of The Howard Teich Network, has a distinguished background of service in leadership positions, either as Founder, Chair, or Board of Directors member in a wide variety of Jewish organizations - including Israel Bonds, American Jewish Congress, Jewish Community Relations Council of New York, and American Friends of Ariel University in Judea and Samaria.
His accolades include the Rev. Martin Luther King Living the Dream Award from New York Governor George Pataki and the Jewish Heritage Award in a proclamation from the Council of the City of New York, and he appeared in the 1999–2008 editions of Who's Who in the East, Who's Who in America, and Who's Who in the World.
Teich lives in Manhattan, and he’s a three-time NYC marathon runner and finisher. His mission is to promote justice and tolerance through spirituality and excellence
