Russian Soldier Pleads Guilty at Ukraine War Crimes Trial
A 21-year-old Russian soldier facing the first war crimes trial since Moscow invaded Ukraine pleaded guilty Wednesday to killing an unarmed civilian.
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Israel Sends Ukraine 2,000 Helmets, 500 Vests
Israel delivered defensive military aid to Ukraine on Wednesday, signaling a further shifting of ties between Jerusalem and Moscow.
Archaeologists Uncover Ancient City Where Early Christians Could Have Fled to Escape Persecution
Archaeologists have uncovered a large, 2,000-year-old underground city in Turkey that could have been a refuge for early Christians escaping Roman persecution, Live Sciences reports.
Top Catholic Clergyman Slams Police Violence at Palestinian Reporter’s Funeral
The top Catholic clergyman in Israel on Monday condemned Israeli police officers for clashing with mourners at the funeral of a prominent Palestinian Christian journalist last week, calling their actions a “disproportionate use of force” and a violation of the freedom of religion.
CBN Israel Helps Resettle Jewish Ukrainian Refugees in the Holy Land
Millions of lives have been changed forever by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Families have been ripped apart, homes have been destroyed, and a country once rich in beauty and peace lies in ruins.
CBN Helps Resettle Jewish Ukrainian Refugees in the Holy Land
Millions of lives have been changed forever by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Families have been ripped apart, homes have been destroyed, and a country once rich in beauty and peace lies in ruins.
Russian soldier pleads guilty to killing civilian
In the first Ukraine war crimes trial since Russia invaded the country, Russian Sgt. Vadim Shishimarin, 21, pleaded guilty Wednesday to killing an unarmed civilian. Prosecutors said that on Feb. 28, S...
Is the EU Undergoing a 'Chinafication'? Brussels Will Be Rolling Out a New 'Digital Identity'
Some are warning that the European Union is undergoing a "Chinafication." The EU will reportedly test a new digital identity program for its citizens later this year with a rollout planned for September 2023.
'Fairness Is Paramount': Swim Group Recommends Big Step to Protect Girls' Sports Amid Trans Debate
The controversy over athletes with biologically male DNA competing in girls' sports is making new headlines. The hotly contested issue has led to 17 states banning trans athletes from participating in girls' sports based on their gender identity. Now, one major coaches association is calling for a "transgender division" to save women's and girls' sports.
Islamic cleric reportedly defends killing of Nigerian Christian woman: 'Here we kill'
A Muslim cleric in northern Nigeria reportedly defended the murder of a Christian woman over false accusations that she committed blasphemy, which is punishable by death under Islamic law.
