IDF: Mission Accomplished
Chief of the General Staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz participated in a ceremony honoring outstanding IDF units Monday at Camp … Read More
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Civil War Forcing Syrian Christians to Forgo Traditional Christmas
“Silent night, Holy night, all is calm, all is bright…” Many Christians all over the world will sing this Christmas … Read More
Boko Haram’s Radical Christian Persecution Sparks International Debate
On Dec. 1, a group of Islamic radicals raided the village of Chibok in northeastern Nigeria. The group of radicals, … Read More
Atheists Try to Short-Circuit Tree-Lighting Ceremony in Attack on Christmas
Christmas is under attack again this year—from anti-Jesus billboards in New York City to banned nativity scenes in Los Angeles. … Read More
Mayans Unmoved by 2012 ‘Armageddon’ Hysteria
Thousands of mystics, New Age dreamers and fans of pre-Hispanic culture have been drawn to Mexico in hopes of witnessing … Read More
CUFI Opposes Hagel for US Defense Chief
David Brog, the executive director of Christians United for Israel (CUFI), released a statement opposing the potential nomination of former … Read More
As ‘Doomsday’ Looms, Serbs Cash In On Mystical Mountain
If doomsday really falls on Friday, the residents of this Serbian mountain region are cashing in while they can. “We’re … Read More
Woman Conceived by Rape Launches Choices4Life
Juda Myers discovered she was conceived by gang rape when she met her birth mother, Ann. Adopted at 3 months … Read More
Netanyahu: We Will Build
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday his government would press ahead with expanding Jewish settlements around Jerusalem despite … Read More
Religious Freedom Wins in Nonprofits’ Obamacare Lawsuits
A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., has handed Wheaton College and Belmont Abbey College a major victory in their … Read More
Let My People Go!
Increased persecution, the election of a Muslim Brotherhood president, the death of the Coptic Orthodox Church pope and thousands fleeing … Read More
Some Israeli Teachers Pack Heat to Protect Students
There is a picture going around the Internet I have seen about a dozen times that claims that Israeli teachers … Read More
Iranian Converts Bringing Life to German Church
Parts of Germany are among the most godless areas in the world. Polling shows that belief in God in the … Read More
LA Revival Erupts at Bonnie Brae Street After 100 Years
The Los Angeles Revival broke out Friday night on Bonnie Brae Street with the laying on of hands by evangelist … Read More
Israeli Hero, Former IDF Chief, Dies at 68
Amnon Lipkin-Shahak, a former Israel Defense Forces chief of staff and government minister, passed away on Wednesday morning at the … Read More
Obama Named TIME Magazine’s Person of the Year
President Barack Obama was named TIME’s Person of the Year for 2012, citing his historic re-election last month as symbolic … Read More
White House Describes Gun Control Measures Obama Supports
The White House spelled out some gun control measures on Tuesday that President Barack Obama would support in the aftermath … Read More
Inquiry Harshly Criticizes State Department Over Benghazi Attack
Security at the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, was grossly inadequate to deal with a Sept. 11 attack that killed … Read More
Christians Talk of Leaving Egypt for Good Under Muslim Brotherhood Reign
Politically connected Christians in Egypt give credit to the Muslim Brotherhood for one thing: they can win elections. The Brotherhood … Read More
Iron Dome Success Sparks Defense Spending Initiative
In the wake of Pillar of Defense success, Iron Dome spending may balloon from $210 million to $680 million. Congress … Read More
Indonesian Woman Beaten, Jailed for Sharing Jesus
Ribur was beaten and locked in jail for 60 days because she talked about Jesus. Ribur grew up in a … Read More