Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Republican senators Wednesday about Israel's war with Hamas. The meeting took place amid a growing disagreement with the White House and Senate Democrats over the war's direction.
The confrontation between the U.S. and Israel over the last major stronghold in Gaza continues. For some, the fate of Rafah means victory or defeat in Israel's war against Hamas.
In addition to the ground, air, and underground war in Gaza, Israel is fighting an intense battle over information, as many world leaders and interest groups take the side of Hamas in what Israelis claim is a war for their existence.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Joe Biden spoke on the phone for the first time since Senator Chuck Schumer called for the Israeli people to replace Netanyahu in new elections. The phone call is the latest development in an unprecedented confrontation between the U.S. and Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back on comments by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calling for him to be replaced. Over the weekend, President Joe Biden stood behind Schumer's statements, intensifying the face-off between Israel and the United States.
A professor who wrote a book about fascinating archaeological finds that help bring the Bible to life said such findings keep corroborating what Christians already know to be true about the Scriptures.
Israeli and U.S. leaders reacted strongly to an unprecedented push by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for new elections in Israel. Schumer wants to oust Prime Minister Netanyahu, attempting to intervene in the Israeli democracy during the worst crisis the Jewish people have faced since the Holocaust.
The Israeli Defense Forces aided an international non-profit organization in evacuating nearly 70 orphans from Gaza and transferred them to safety in Bethlehem in the Biblical region of Judea and Samaria, also known as the West Bank.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says he believes Israel needs to hold new elections in the wake of October 7. It's the harshest criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu since Israel's war with Hamas began.
America is putting big pressure on Israel not to invade the last stronghold of Hamas, the city of Rafah. However, a top evangelical is warning the U.S. could find itself in big trouble if it opposes Israel too harshly, and thousands of Christians are rushing to the Holy Land to help Israel in its hour of need.