The children of the American missionary “kohen” Michael Cohen, who lived with his family in the Chareidi community in French Hill in Jerusalem before his identity was discovered in April, are attending a religious school in the Jerusalem suburb of Mevaseret Tzion, B’Chadrei Chareidim reported. The principal of the Gonenim mamlachti dati (state-religious) school, where the children are enrolled, told B’Chadrei that she discovered the true identity of the family only after receiving phone calls from concerned parents of children in the school • Full Story

Just a year after Andrew Lewis, an Australian missionary, left Moshav Otzem in the South of Eretz Yisroel, due to pressure from local residents, he has now surfaced in the country’s North. Yad L’Achim suspects that Lewis, one of the country’s senior missionaries, is living in a small yishuv whose residents do not understand what he is up to • Full Story, Video

Bearing the horrifying headline “Help a Jewish child fall in love with J,” an email was sent last week by the largest missionary organization in Israel to Christian donors around the world, asking them to participate in preaching to Jewish children to get them to convert to Christianity • Full Story

Following reports of missionaries in dressing up as chareidim, revealed in recent months by Yad L’Achim, another shocking story has surfaced: A non-Jewish woman who drives expectant chareidi women to the hospital on Shabbos turns out to be a missionary in her spare time. “I convince them to believe in him by loving them and teaching them. They don’t realize that I am bringing them to Yeshu” • Full Story

Israel’s Supreme Court on Tuesday overturned the decision of the Finance Committee last year to deny tax benefits to Christian messianic missionary organizations. The decision was unanimously approved by the entire Knesset, including the opposition, but nevertheless, the Supreme Court approved the appeal of the messianic organization • Full Story

A stranger visiting the Tzemach David synagogue and study hall in Jerusalem would never imagine that the innocent-looking facility was actually a training center for Christian missionaries in how to conduct themselves as religious Jews • Full Story