Oral Roberts University Students Donate Blood in Jerusalem
In a land known for miracles, it’s no wonder or surprise that miracles still take place every day.
A Tremor is Felt in Iranian Kurdistan
Unrest among Kurds in Iran is a reminder that the mullahs rule over a country fraught with ethnic tensions.
Muslim Rape Gangs, Terrorists as ‘Pop-Idols,’ and the Trafficking of Children
The boys want to be like them [jihadists] and the girls want to be with them.
Christians in the Middle East: Sometimes It Isn’t About Israel
Friends of Israel tend to use their “Israel is the center of the universe” prism to refract events in the region.
100,000 Hezbollah Rockets Aimed at Israel from Southern Lebanon
Lebanese terror group Hezbollah is hiding 100,000 missiles in Shiite villages in southern Lebanon, a senior Israeli intelligence official announced.
Just Say No to ‘Land for Terror’
Although Israel’s new government has yet to be formally sworn in, international pressure on the Jewish state to resume.
As the Nakba Comes to Washington, a Wasted Opportunity
Washington, DC will play host to a group of pro-Palestinian activists who have assembled an exhibit about the dispersion of the Palestinians.
IDF Field Hospital Treats Syrian with “Most Severe Injuries” to Date
The IDF declassified footage of Israeli soldiers saving the life of a Syrian rebel who made it across the border to Israel alive to receive medical treatment.
A Turkish-Saudi Military Offensive on Syria?
Syria’s Scud-C ballistic missiles put several big Turkish cities “within range.”
The Middle East Runs Out of Water
A ranking Iranian political figure, Issa Kalantari, recently warned that past mistakes leave Iran with water supplies so insufficient.