Russia shelling continues despite peace talks
Russian forces bombarded homes, stores, and other civilian locations around Kyiv and the northern city of Chernihiv hours after committing to scale back operations in those areas. Ukrainian authoritie...
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Israeli Man Seriously Injured in Stabbing Attack
An Israeli man was seriously wounded Thursday morning during in a stabbing attack on a bus in the West Bank – biblical Judea and Samaria.
Israeli Man Seriously Injured in Stabbing Amid Deadly Wave of Terror Attacks
An Israeli man was seriously wounded Thursday morning during in a stabbing attack on a bus in the West Bank – biblical Judea and Samaria.
Analysis of Old Testament Jars Reveal Jerusalem Elite Spiced Their Wine With Vanilla
New analysis of dozens of ancient jars is giving Israeli researchers a taste of what Jerusalem’s elite were drinking during the time of King Hezekiah.
Disappointment as MPs vote to make 'DIY' home abortions permanent in England
Pro-life campaigners have expressed disappointment after MPs voted on Wednesday to make the pills-by-post service for home abortions permanent in England.
Ukrainian American pastor freed from Russian forces over a week after abduction: 'God is good'
A Ukrainian-American pastor residing in war-torn eastern Ukraine has been released from detention more than a week after Russian forces captured him in a city they have taken control of during the course of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
UK parliament makes at-home medical abortion policy permanent
Members of the U.K. parliament voted Wednesday to make permanent a policy adopted during the coronavirus pandemic that allows women to self-administer both doses of abortion drugs at home, without visiting a medical clinic.
Facing declining Mass attendance, Malta’s Catholics hope papal visit will revitalize the faith
More than 85% of Malta’s population are baptized Catholics.
Finnish MP, bishop cleared of hate crime charges for views on homosexuality
A Finish court has dismissed all hate speech charges filed against Parliament Member Päivi Räsänen and Bishop Juhana Pohjola of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland over their religious beliefs that marriage is a union between one man and one woman.
Group wants Malta to take in 32 migrants rescued at sea
Crux,A German humanitarian group appealed Wednesday for Malta to take in 32 migrants who were rescued off Libya this week by the Ukrainian captain of a container ship.
