With antisemitism on the rise across Europe, some say the continent is finished – or at best, running out of time. At a recent summit in Italy, faith leaders, activists, and academics gathered to strategize.
The conflict between the Iranian regime and millions of protesters, now in its nineteenth day, stands at a pivotal moment. Almost everyone agrees that a change in government would dramatically affect the future of the Middle East.
After President Trump's pledge on Tuesday to send help to Iran, the world is watching to see how the White House will respond to the Iranian plea. Some now believe the death toll may be in the tens of thousands.
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders' children uncovered a rare find while recently touring caves in Israel.
Last year, Pasadena Pastor Che Ahn, who founded Harvest Rock Church, one of the largest congregations in Southern California, felt the Lord was prompting him to run for governor in America's most populous state. He was reluctant and told the Lord he didn't want to do it, but out of obedience to His leading, he filed the papers to run.
Now in its 17th day, the fight continues by millions of Iranians to overthrow the Islamic Republic of Iran. Protesters are calling out for the West to help, and especially, President Trump.
After more than two weeks of nationwide protests, the future and fate of Iran hang in the balance. The streets have become killing fields, where opposition leaders claim Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has killed more people now than the terrorists in New York and Washington on 9/11. The opposition is now waiting to see how President Trump will react.
The speaker of Iran's Parliament, Mohammed Bagher Galibaf, warned on Sunday that Iran will strike at U.S. and Israeli interests if President Trump follows through on his pledge to help the Iranian protesters who have taken to the streets by the millions as animosity builds against the Islamist regime in Tehran.
Pastor Jack Hibbs believes there’s a rampant deception afoot confusing and confounding Christians and others when it comes to the topic of Israel.
The protests in Iran, now in their thirteenth day, may have come to a tipping point. Millions are now pouring onto the streets. The spread of the protests gives some hope that the nearly fifty-year Islamist dictatorship may be headed for collapse.