On this week's edition of The Watchman, we sit down with Middle East experts Raymond Ibrahim and Tawfik Hamid to discuss the latest developments with the Muslim Brotherhood, ISIS, Al Qaeda, and Iran and what can be done to counter the growing global jihadist threat.
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At this point, only God knows what was going on in the mind of the Atlanta father who left his 1-year-old son in the car to die from the heat. Was it accidental or intentional?
This I do know: the combination of rear-facing car seats in the back seat, a sleeping child, and a million things on the driver's brain is a recipe for disaster.
ACCIDENTAL hot car deaths involving parents who mistakenly leave their infants to die in the car are all too common and THERE ARE THINGS PARENTS CAN DO TO MAKE SURE THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN TO THEM.
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: In northern Iraq, the Kurdish Defense Forces are the last defense against ISIS. We go on patrol with "those who face death."
Plus, former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee spoke with us about President Barack Obama and the disaster in the Middle East:
Finally, planting seeds in the Holy Land: Israel woos Christian investors to support new businesses.
Most of us have had the painful experience of being rejected at one time or another in our lives. But when you are a child and that rejection is a regular experience, it creates low self-esteem and even behavior problems. When children are left out of activities with their peers, it is painful. No one likes to be the child that isn’t picked in P.E. or the one who didn’t get invited to a birthday party. Rejection is hard on kids and also on parents.
This week on the Brody File we're front and center at this year's Faith and Freedom Coalition's "Road to the Majority" conference.
We'll hear from potential GOP presidential candidates in the battle over evangelical Christian support.
Plus, we bring you an exclusive interview with the new House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
AL QOSH, Iraq -- Christians fleeing the advance of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters are finding refuge in one of the last remaining Christian cities in Iraq.
Al Qosh is an exclusive Christian town, in northern Nineva Province, about 28-miles from Mosul. Only Christians are allowed to live here.
Remember these two words: religious freedom. These two words constitute one of the most important topics in the evangelical political world right now. And in 2016, the threat to religious freedom will become an integral part of every candidate trying to seriously court the evangelical vote during the presidential election.
Body image and weight issues are two of the most overwhelming issues a person deals with on a daily basis. We have a constant reminder on the billboards, radio, TV and in the news that obesity is an epidemic in the United States. For those struggling with weight problems, much of this information just adds to the hopeless feeling they have.
ERBIL, Iraq -- Christians who sought refuge in the northern Iraqi city of Qaraqosh because of fighting in Mosul are on the run once again.
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) forces attempted to seize Qaraqosh Wednesday, but were turned back by Kurdish Peshmerga troops. The city is located southeast of Mosul.
I've learned that most of the fleeing Christians are destined for Erbil, the capital city of Kurdistan.
By now you already know that too much sugar harms your body. It makes you fat, leads to diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, and the list goes on and on.
If you have a health problem, chances are it's caused by, or made worse by, too much sugar in your diet. An easy test is to stop eating sugar, including carbohydrates like white bread, pasta, and rice (which affect your body the same way as sugar) for a couple of months and see how you feel.