Israeli Strike on Syria Kills 4 Soldiers, Wounds 3
An Israeli missile attack on suburbs of the Syrian capital Damascus killed four soldiers and wounded three others, the Defense Ministry said Wednesday.
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Russia Cuts Gas to Poland, Bulgaria, West Vows Arms For Kyiv
The U.S. defense chief urged Ukraine's allies to “move at the speed of war” to get more and heavier weapons to Kyiv as Russian forces rained fire on eastern and southern Ukraine, and Russia cut off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria.
Israeli Police Boost Security, Open Probe Into Death Threat Against Prime Minister
Israeli authorities boosted security around Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and his family on Tuesday after he received a letter containing a death threat and a live bullet.
Russia suspends gas to Poland, Bulgaria
Officials in both countries had refused to pay for natural gas in rubles, prompting Russian energy company Gazprom to halt delivery starting Wednesday. Russian President Vladimir Putin warned last mon...
UK School Suspends Operation Christmas Child Program Over One Complaint
A boarding school in the United Kingdom suspends its Operation Christmas Child program due to one parent complaint.
Russian Troops Burn Stockpiles of Bibles as Mission Eurasia Ministry Center Destroyed by Tanks in Ukraine
Mission Eurasia, a nonprofit ministry that is helping meet the needs of Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war, reports that one of its training centers in Irpin was destroyed by tanks during a battle between Russian and Ukrainian forces last month.
Religious Freedom Report Shows 'Few Bright Spots', Afghanistan Returns to Blacklist in Wake of US Pullout
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom wants the State Department to add Afghanistan to the list of worst religious freedom violators.
Parents pursue legal action against Welsh government over sex education for children
Over 5,000 parents and concerned citizens have joined forces to take the Welsh government to court over Relationships and Sex Education lessons in schools.
List Afghanistan as religious liberty violator, report urges State Department
'Religious minorities faced harassment, detention, and even death due to their faith or beliefs,' religious freedom commission says about Afghanistan.
Mike Evans Tapped as First Evangelical to Lead March of the Living
Mike Evans, founder of the Friends of Zion Museum, has been selected as the first evangelical to help lead the March of the Living through Auschwitz on Thursday, April 28.
