The United Nations is speeding towards worldwide irrelevance. It just can't help taking actions that are outrageous and even laughable--almost something you'd expect to see on late-night television satire.
The U.N. has elected Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, and Cuba to the Human Rights Council. They're among the worst offenders of human rights worldwide.
Russian dissidents say human rights have gotten worse under Vladamir Putin. He has llimited the rights of Russians to speak openly and freely against their government.
In an interview with The Brody File. Sarah Palin says Jesus Christ strengthened her tremendously during the trials and tribulations of the 2008 presidential election. Here’s part of what she told me: “Sometimes I look back and I think, how did we stand through all that? And I know how we stood through that. It was Christ strengthening our spines and giving us the grace to get through it and allowing circumstances around us, I think, that would lead us to be more sympathetic and understanding of what every other person on this earth goes through.”
In a sit-down interview with The Brody File, Sarah Palin says that Christians need to stand up and fight back against atheists who want to take away their religious freedoms."“See Atheists have a right in America to stand up and express their views, Palin tells The Brody File. "Well, faith-filled people also need to be reminded they have the right also to have their voice heard.
In a sit-down interview with The Brody File, Sarah Palin says those who are offended by religious displays during Christmas season are really offended be Jesus himself. Palin says the real battle is with those who want to remove God out of the public square completely. “This war on Christmas is really the tip of the spear when it comes to a greater battle that's brewing and that battle that's brewing is those who would want to take God out of our society, out of our culture which will lead to ruin as history has proven, Palin tells The Brody File.
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry comes to Israel for yet another attempt at a Middle East peace. How far will the U.S. push Israel to make a deal?
Plus, the man who has assembled one of the largest collections of biblical artifacts in the world. Now, it's going on display in Israel
And, a revolution and an execution -- one family's story symbolizes the fury that descended on Egypt's Christians when they dared to stand against an Islamic dictator.
When we have been hurt, wronged, treated unfairly or even abused, our natural response it to seek revenge or want to hurt the person back. But Jesus was radical when he talked to us about how we are to respond to someone who offends or hurts us. And psychology has finally caught up to the benefits of choosing to forgive. Here are 10 reasons why forgiveness is so important...
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry made an unexpected detour from Jerusalem to Geneva for what many expect may be the beginning of a deal with Iran over its nuclear program.
But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says it’s a bad deal. He met Kerry just before he left for Geneva and made his case.
According to Egyptian newspaper El Watan, a group of Egyptian lawyers has submitted a complaint charging U.S. president Barrack Hussein Obama with crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court.
Just about anyone who follows North Korea's underground church can tell you how rare it is to see actual video of North Korea Christians worshipping in their homes in North Korea. Now we have a glimpse of these bold believers doing what they do regularly under threat of discovery and imprisonment.