Thousands Dead in Iran Protests, Video Shows Piled Body Bags
Loading the Audio Player... U.K. Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper told Parliament on Tuesday that over 2,000 Iranians have been killed after more than two weeks of national protest...
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Breakfast Dig: Archaeologists Find 4,000-Year-Old Ostrich Eggs in Israel’s Negev Desert
The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced the discovery of eight ancient ostrich eggs in the Negev Desert. The eggs are more than 4,000 years old and were found near a fire pit in the sand dunes. Scientists hope the find will shed more light on life among the ancient desert nomads.
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Jerusalem Leaders Summit Unites against BDS, Boosts Abraham Accords
Business, government and media leaders met in Jerusalem recently for the Jerusalem Leaders Summit, to share ideas on strengthening ties between Israel, its Middle Eastern neighbors, and Europe. Many conversations at this summit centered around the Bible. The summit aims to keep the rule of law a priority while advancing economic freedom and free trade.
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Three Christians found not guilty over Insulate Britain protest
Three Christians who took part in an Insulate Britain protest having been found not guilty of causing a public nuisance.,
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Lawmakers Ask Biden to Revoke Bolsonaro’s Visa
A group of 46 Democratic lawmakers on Thursday requested that U.S. President Joe Biden cancel former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s diplomatic visa because he is no longer a head of state. Bol...
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Iranian Protests Reach 4th Month, Regime Has Killed 500+ While Trying to Blame Foreign Powers
As the uprising in Iran moves into its fourth month, thousands of citizens are at risk of violence and even death.
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Hollywood Producer Reveals Profound Ties to Pastor Jack Hayford: ‘There’s a Lot of People in Heaven Because of Jack’
As the faith world continues to celebrate the life of the late Pastor Jack Hayford, a renowned preacher and the founder of The Church On The Way in Van Nuys, California, a well-known Hollywood writer and producer is sharing details of the minister’s impact on his family.
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Will Tel Aviv ‘Thank Heaven’ for Israel’s First 7-Eleven?
Israel's first 7-Eleven convenience store opened Wednesday on Tel Aviv's busy Dizengoff Street, making Israel the 19th nation to open a franchise. The Tel Aviv branch is the first of 30 stores expected to open in the country by the end of the year, and hundreds more after that.
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‘Dangerous Threat to Freedom’: WHO Committee Wants Worldwide Vaccine Passports
A key committee of the World Health Organization is moving ahead with plans to demand vaccine passports for global travel.
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A Restored Medieval Depiction of the Crusades Shows How England Embraced Islamic Culture
An 800-year-old puzzle about a set of 13th-century floor tiles has added to historians’ thinking about the relationship of Europeans and Arabs at the time of the Crusades. It is telling visual evidence that Christian Europe was more porous than historians have believed.
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Netanyahu Warns Iran on Actions Inside Lebanon, Syria
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured northern Israel and visited the Israel Defense Forces Northern Command with Defense Minister Yoav Gallant Tuesday. He received an intelligence andd military briefing, warning that his country's chief threat is Iran, and that the new government will not tolerate Iranian military actions across the border in Lebanon and Syria.
