A 2,500-year-old coin minted in Cyprus that was recently discovered on an Israeli beach is giving researchers new evidence of trade and travel between the two lands during the biblical era
Upset over conversions to Christianity, hardline Muslims in an area of eastern Uganda this month sprayed a newly Christian family with acid and beat a former mosque leader, sources said.
The Biden administration on Monday expanded existing U.S. travel bans against Chinese officials whom it accuses of repressing ethnic and religious minorities.
Four people were killed on Tuesday during a stabbing attack at a shopping mall in Beersheba, Israeli authorities say.
Ukrainian Orthodox Christians gathered at a bazaar to raise money for Ukrainians fleeing their war-torn country expressed optimism that “Ukraine will prevail” and spoke of how their congregation has grown since the Russian invasion began last month.
The Ukrainian president said he told the pope about ‘the blocking of rescue corridors by Russian troops.’
Thousands of trauma kits are being sent to people caught up in the fighting in Ukraine.
Church leaders are urging the UK and Scottish governments to urgently tackle the cost of living crisis as food, energy and fuel prices soar.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett says Russia is no longer seeking to depose Ukraine’s president and fully demilitarize its smaller neighbor, while Ukraine has given up on joining NATO, The Jerusalem Post reports.
Israel’s prime minister met with Egypt’s president and the crown prince of Abu Dhabi in a surprise visit to Sinai on Monday.
The Kremlin is now resorting to more extreme tactics like using hypersonic missiles which can hit targets more than 1,000 miles away at up to 10 times the speed of sound.
