Syria Says Israeli Warplanes Hit Latakia Port Containers
Israeli warplanes fired missiles that struck the port of Latakia early on Tuesday, hitting containers and igniting a huge fire, Syrian state media said.
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Hamas Threatens to Renew Attacks Against Israel Over Blockade
Hamas is considering whether to renew violence against Israel following weeks of relative calm and lashed out on Monday against Egypt for its role as mediator between the two sides.
Hindu nationalists attack Catholic school in India
Crux,A Catholic school in India was attacked on Dec. 6 by a group of Hindu nationalists after a YouTube channel accused the institution of baptizing Hindu students.
Swiss Catholic church orders study of past sexual abuse
Crux,The leaders of the Catholic Church in Switzerland have asked two academics to lead a study into the Swiss church’s history of sexual exploitation since the mid-20th century.
Israel Tightens Restrictions on Cyber Exports Over Concerns of Spyware Abuse
Israel announced on Monday that it is enforcing stricter supervision over its cyber exports following several recent scandals alleging that Israeli-made surveillance technology has been used by human rights violators to target activists, journalists and political dissenters around the world.
Pope’s Cyprus/Greece trip put a light on overlooked tragedies, priest says
Crux,Francis’ trip to Cyprus was a reminder that even though there’s a global pandemic, too many human tragedies are being forgotten due to a single-minded focus on COVID, said an official of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem.
Veterans observe 80th Pearl Harbor anniversary
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FIRST-PERSON: God’s Word is life-giving for South Asian Christians | Baptist Press
I recently studied the book of John in my morning devotions and used what I learned to lead two Bible studies – one with a non-Christian, and one with a Christian.
3 More Missionary Hostages Released from Haitian Gang, 12 Remain Captive
Haitian gang members have released three more missionaries held hostage for nearly two months.
As three more hostages released in Haiti, Christian group thanks God and asks for more prayers
Three more hostages from an Ohio-based Christian group were released in Haiti, leaving 12 captives of the 400 Mawozo gang. The gang previously kidnapped and released a group of 10 Catholics, including priests and religious.
