After being with me through years of reporting and two books about the bad guys (including my latest, The Brotherhood), there are few stories that shock my wife at this point.
But as we watched my latest report together today, she shook her head in disbelief at just how thoroughly the Muslim Brotherhood has infiltrated the Obama administration. Yes, it is even worse than you think.
Ronnie Smith, the American teacher killed in Libya last week, had served on the staff of a Texas church before moving to the North African country.
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: International plans call for dividing the city of Jerusalem in the name of peace. What do Jewish and Arab residents think about dividing their city?
Also, Muslims accuse Israel of threatening the al Aksa Mosque on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, while archaeologists say that claim is false.
And a Jewish family in Jerusalem's Old City celebrates Hannukah, the Festival of Lights.
Yet another phenomenon with a long paper trail in Islamic history has just taken place, even as the Western “mainstream”—little acquainted with true history or reality—dismisses it as an aberration. Asia News has the details:
Millions of Americans dread the holidays. Leading up to Thanksgiving and Christmas, many people anticipate painful emotions and wonder whether they will be able to handle it.
The holidays are especially painful for people with relationship woes. There is no more acute pain than family pain. Many people have unresolved conflict with children, siblings and parents, conflict that can include divorce, estrangement, and unforgiveness.
Many people are dealing with deep feelings of loss, such as through death, an empty nest, or a relationship that's ended.
As the condolences pour in, one thing is clear about Nelson Mandela: his life and legacy will have a lasting impact well beyond his 95 years on earth.
Revered worldwide as a statesman, a humanitarian, and a monumental figure who embodied forgiveness, reconciliation, and unity, Mandela helped to break his country's long-held institution of racial segregation known as apartheid.
Where is your heart today? Locked in anger? Fear? Despair? Sometimes the past can encase our hearts in stone. But God can and wants to change that for us (Ezekiel 36:26-27). Trust Him. Ask Him in Jesus name, and He will do it, and abundant life will begin to flow through you in ways you could never imagine to ask! You will see the beauty that surrounds you in perfect peace.
The fallout continues over the Obama administration's disastrous deal with Iran's regime regarding the Iranian nuclear weapons program. Iran's leaders insist that they will continue to enrich uranium and are crowing about Israel's isolation.
Make a wound or heal a wound. At nearly every intersection in a relationship, especially the tense touch points, you have that choice: you can make a wound or you can help to heal a wound. This may seem incredible to you. How is it possible to either make a wound or heal a wound? Is life really that simple? Yes and no.
The same month that Obama tried to wage war on behalf of the jihadi rebels in Syria (citing “human rights” concerns), some of the war’s worst atrocities were committed against that nation’s Christian minority, most notably in Ma‘loula, an ancient Christian region where the inhabitants still spoke the language of Jesus.