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After days of being on heightened alert, Israel struck targets in the Gaza Strip saying it had eliminated a number of Islamic Jihad terrorists. Dubbed “Operation Breaking Dawn” it began with Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip killing a top Palestinian Islamic Jihad northern brigade commander Tayseer Jabari.
The People’s Republic of China said Friday that it was canceling dialogue with the United States on a range of issues such as climate change, military relations, criminal investigations, and anti-dr...
The U.S. and other world powers are back in Vienna for more negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program. While the talks began once more in Vienna on August 4th one of the U.S. chief negotiators said, “his expectations are in check.” These talks follow the failure of earlier negotiations in Doha, Qatar.
Queen Elizabeth II issued a message to the Lambeth Conference in London this week, telling the Anglican Communion s decennial conference that the teachings of Christ have served as a guide in her ...
While the Russia-Ukraine war drags on, there are positive stories, especially for those getting away from the front lines. CBN News re-visited a group of orphans brought to Israel by their rabbi about five months ago.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has asked to meet gay TV presenter Sandi Toksvig after she criticised his comments on homosexuality at the Lambeth Conference.
Black Church leaders have made a joint call to the next Conservative leader to overturn the 'hostile environment' legislation that led to the Windrush scandal.
Muslim extremists on July 29 came to the home of an evangelist who had held open-air events in eastern Uganda and killed him, sources said.
The WNBA star sat blank-faced in a courtroom outside Moscow on Thursday as a translator told her she would face nine years in Russian prison, after a judge convicted her of drug possession. Police had...
In this issue of A Public Witness, we take off on an Australian adventure. We kick things off like kangaroos to discover the relationship between church and state for the Aussies. Then we curl up like koalas to reconsider the wild text known as the Lord’s Prayer. This prayer practice and the new debate around it offers fertile ground for thinking about faith and government.
