“There’s a resilience among Israeli’s to be able to withstand this physically, emotionally even spiritually for years. This is a periodic occurrence, especially with the people down south…They have been dealing with thousands, tens of thousands of rockets, over the years since maybe 2005,” said Mideast Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell.
The latest round of attacks from Gaze is in response to the recent Israeli assassination of one of the Islamic Jihad senior officials. They're calling it, “an act of war,” but as Mitchell and Mideast correspondent Julie Stahl point out on today's CBN News Daily Rundown—it will likely only turn into war if Hamas and ultimately Iran join the fight—or if Israeli lives are lost.
Wednesday Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be in Washington to meet with President Trump at the White House.
The meeting comes one month after Erdogan launched "Operation Peace Spring," his military offensive into northern Syria.
Now, 300,000 plus people are on the run, including Christians from ancient villages in the region.
"This is a humanitarian disaster," says CBN News Senior International Correspondent George Thomas.
He's just returned from Syria and thinks the situation there will only get worse.
"If you thought the last month was bad, strap in," he says.
Learn more today on the CBN News Daily Rundown.
30 years ago in November of 1989, Germans, Americans, and much of the world were elated. The Berlin Wall, a symbol of the Cold War, a line between prosperity in the West and oppression in the East was coming down.
However, today, there's a growing number of Germans who would like to see a new wall erected.
CBN Senior Correspondent Dale Hurd traveled to Germany and takes us behind the headline today on the CBN News Daily Rundown.
We now know much more about what's been happening the past few weeks behind those closed doors House Intelligence Committee depositions in the impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
“It’s like a game of telephone gone mad,” says CBN News Chief Political Analyst David Brody.
Next week Democrats begin the public hearing phase and Brody says to expect a "circus."
Today on the CBN News Daily Rundown, Brody gives us a look at what to expect from the White House to Congress and explains why the American people play a big role.
If you attended high school you can still probably remember who was on the football, basketball, or volleyball teams. In your mind, you can picture your school's track stars, cheerleaders, or soccer goalie who rarely let the other team score.
It's true, student-athletes are influencers in their schools.
Today on the CBN News Daily Rundown, Senior Correspondent Paul Strand explains how Christian athletes are using fields of faith to share their testimonies.
Democrats are celebrating their clean sweep in Virginia's election Tuesday.
For the first time in more than a decade, Democrats have won control of both chambers in Virginia's statehouse.
Virginia's elections, along with both legislative and gubernatorial races in other states were watched closely by President Trump and the vast field of Democrats working to unseat him to see what they may predict for the presidential race next year.
CBN News Chief International Correspondent and longtime political observer Gary Lane joins us on the CBN News Daily Rundown to break down what this new legislative configuration means in Virginia and offer his read of the tea leaves for 2020.
"If you just look at the numbers on the electoral college, right now it looks like [Trump's] gonna do better than he did last time," Lane says.
"I think what people need to understand that what's called "Operation Peace Spring" by Turkey's Erdogan is not peace at all," says CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell.
Instead, he says, Christians living in ancient villages are being targeted by jihadist forces employed by Turkey's military.
After one recent battle, jihadist fighters told Christians they had been ordered not to kill them, but instead took their lands.
"It's sort of like soft ethnic cleansing. When you lose your lands you lose your livelihood. You really have no place to go and no way to support yourself," says Chris.
Hear more of his remarkable reporting today on the CBN News Daily Rundown.
In today’s society there is much being done to protect the gay and transgender community and to make sure it has equal rights. In the process, however, a growing minority may be getting slighted, even to the point of having their very existence denied.
That minority is those who have come out of the LGBTQ lifestyle and now want to make sure others can choose to do the same. Legislation on Capitol Hill is threatening to do away therapy that that has helped many make this life change. In the Rundown, Paul Strand talks about why this group’s fight for acceptance is an uphill battle.
To see Paul's full report, click here https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/us/2019/october/former-lgbtq-members-say-their-changed-lives-prove-homosexuality-isnt-permanent
"You almost feel like you're in a war zone, with people coming and going and either exhausted or just looking really sober trying to figure out the best strategy for fighting these blazes," Reporter Heather Sells remembers about her time visiting a camp that housed the firefighters battling the Carr fire last year in Northern California.
This week, fires fueled by dry conditions and heavy winds have spread throughout California, displacing thousands. On today's CBN News Daily Rundown Sells explains what it's like to cover a wildfire, what's behind the deadly outbreaks over the last several years and what officials are trying to do to prevent them.
“For these guys, they’re saying, ‘Look, baseball is just what I do. My relationship with God is who I am,’” said CBN News sports reporter Shawn Brown.
The Washington Nationals defeated the Houston Astros in game seven, Wednesday night, becoming the World Series champions for the first time ever. Brown is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown with a look at the Christian faith of some of the players who faced off in this year's series.