Fulani Terrorists Kill 13 Christians in Plateau State, Nigeria – Morningstar News
Slaughters of Christians continued in Plateau state, Nigeria on Friday (May 8) as Fulani herdsmen killed 13 Christians in Bassa County, sources said.
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Richard Dawkins Says JK Rowling Being ‘bullied’ by Trans Activists: ‘There are 2 sexes’
Atheist evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has defended Harry Potter author J K Rowling from the criticism she has received for her pushback against the efforts of trans activists to pretend ...
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Netanyahu: ‘No Law’ Will Pass in Knesset That ‘Harms Christianity’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded Wednesday to a chorus of concern from evangelical Christians in the U.S. and from believers in Israel related to a bill introduced by two ultra-Orthodox of members of Israel's Knesset . The bill would have made it a criminal offense to persuade anyone to convert to another religion. In a tweet, Netanyahu declared in Hebrew and in English, "We will not advance any law against the Christian community." The prime minister's announcement allayed fears that the bill proposed by two members of the coalition government would become law.
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Law Proposed in Israel’s Knesset Would Criminalize Sharing the Gospel
A bill introduced by two ultra-Orthodox of members of Israel's Knesset would make it a criminal offense to persuade anyone to convert to another religion. The two lawmakers are part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ruling coalition, and they have been introducing versions of the law for years. The lawmakers are part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ruling coalition. The Knesset bill would strengthen an existing law that makes it a crime to give anything of value to persuade anyone to change their religion and proselytizing to anyone under 18 years of age. The proposed law states, "(Anyone) who persuades a person, directly, digitally, by direct mail, or online, to convert his religion, his sentence is one year imprisonment, and if the person was a minor, his sentence is two years imprisonment."
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Knesset Passes Law Reversing 2005 Disengagement in Northern Samaria
Many Israelis recall the traumatic scenes of the 2005 "disengagement," when the government of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, under pressure from the Bush administration and the international community, approved the forced removal of some 9,000 Israeli citizens from Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip and northern Samaria (the West Bank). In a history-making vote Tuesday, Israel's parliament, the Knesset, voted to repeal the Disengagement Law applying to Samaria, where four communities were dismantled. The Biden administration opposed the vote and summoned Israel's ambassador to the U.S. for consultation.
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Christians Praying Ahead of King’s Coronation
Christians are joining in daily prayers for King Charles ahead of his coronation on 6 May.
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Police Must ‘strike a better balance’ to Protect Freedom of Speech, Says Home Secretary
The home secretary was asked for clarity on the policing of 'thought crime' by Andrew Lewer MP after the arrests of pro-life volunteers outside abortion clinics.
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Marriage Doctrine is for Church of England to Decide, Parliament Told
"Directing the Church of England on doctrine is not the job of Parliament," Andrew Selous MP told the Commons in response to an attempt by Ben Bradshaw MP to force through change.
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CBN’s Operation Blessing Rallies on ‘World Water Day’ to Bring Clean Water to Struggling Communities
More than two billion people around the world don't have access to safe drinking water. So Wednesday, March 22 has been named World Water Day to draw attention to this critical global need.
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Japanese Prime Minister Makes Unannounced Trip to Ukraine
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida arrived in Kyiv on Tuesday for talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and to visit a mass grave in the town of Bucha. He is the last Group of Seven le...
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Israel Bolsters Security in Judea, Samaria, Jerusalem as Ramadan Approaches
Security officials are sending more police and soldiers to Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) and Jerusalem in advance of the month-long holiday of Ramadan, which begins Wednesday and Thursday. Recent terror attacks in both Judea and Samaria have already elevated tensions, and police presence will be noticeably heavier around the time of Friday prayers in the Old City mosques.
