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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American Citizen Killed in Jericho Terror Attack as Judea, Samaria Violence Expands
Palestinian terrorists killed an Israeli-American citizen in another deadly attack Monday on a main highway near the city of Jericho. The killing came on the same day that the family of two murdered brothers from a Jewish community in Samaria buried their sons at Jerusalem's Mt. Herzl Cemetery. Terrorists also fired Monday on a family of five driving on a road in Samaria. No one was killed, but Arutz Sheva reports a vehicle inspection showed four bullets hit the car. The attacks are increasing concerns about a prolonged period of violence known as an Intifada, or uprising.
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Palestinian gunman kills one person in West Bank
Israeli soldiers take up positions at the scene of a Palestinian shooting attack at the Hawara checkpoint, near the West Bank city of Nablus, Sunday, Feb. 26, 2023. Associated Press...
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Newborn Rescued from Earthquake Rubble with Umbilical Cord Attached Adopted in Syria
A Syrian newborn baby who was found with her umbilical cord still attached beneath the rubble of the deadly earthquake that hit southeastern Turkey and northwestern Syria earlier this month has been ...
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Death Toll Rises to 62 after Migrant Shipwreck
Rescuers were still searching for people Monday morning after a wooden sailboat carrying 170-200 migrants smashed into rocks off the coast of southern Italy Sunday, killing at least 14 children. The ...
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Ukrainians Point to Genocide While ‘Russians Protesting Against the Russian Invasion’
The U.S. is warning China it will face 'consequences' if it sends lethal aid to Russia. Meanwhile, Ukrainians are worried that western aid could dry up. But support is still high among people the world over.
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International Court of Justice Orders Azerbaijan to End Blockade Hurting Armenian Christians
The International Court of Justice has ordered Azerbaijan to end the more than two-month blockade of the Lachin Corridor connecting Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia, essentially keeping 120,000 from ...
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Aid Groups Building Homes from Plywood for Turkey’s Traumatized Quake Survivors
Another aftershock shook southern Turkey today, damaging buildings and killing at least one more person. Despite the dangers, groups like CBN's Operation Blessing continue to serve in the quake zone.
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With Field Hospital, Franklin Graham, Samaritan’s Purse Meet Desperate Need in Quake Aftermath
After two massive earthquakes shook Turkey on February 6th, Samaritan's Purse, headed by Franklin Graham, deployed one of its state-of-the art field hospitals to the hardest-hit area. In a disaster of the magnitude of the quakes in Turkey and Syria, time is of the essence. Within days, the Samaritan's Purse hospital was on its way to Hatay. It was set up in less than 36 hours, and just one week after the earthquake, was fully operational, and they began to treats hundreds of people.
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Papua New Guinea to Become Latest Nation to Locate Embassy in Jerusalem
The foreign minister of Papua New Guinea told Israel's foreign minister Sunday that his nation will open an embassy in Jerusalem. That will make the predominantly Christian country in the South Seas only the fifth to establish an embassy to Israel's capital since President Donald Trump moved the U.S. embassy there in 2019.
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Sacked chaplain to appeal after losing employment tribunal case
A Church of England chaplain has called an employment tribunal ruling against him a blow for freedom of speech and Christian freedoms.
