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Featured speakers included members of the Israeli government, the international press, and families of hostages.

Infighting among Hamas's highest ranks reportedly led to delays in a ceasefire • Houthis say they fired a missile towards Eilat

An ex-member of the Fatah terrorist organization, who embraced Christianity in the early 1990s, has asserted that a considerable number of Muslims in Gaza are likely to forsake Islam in the aftermath of the Israel-Hamas War, gravitating towards Christianity.

The former Donald Trump lawyer tweeted for the first time since agreeing to a plea deal in Georgia, posting a message that alluded to new beginnings.

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Rev. Jared Wellman took the stage Sunday morning at Tate Springs Baptist Church, 7,000 miles west of Jerusalem, to talk to his congregation about Israel. “Neutrality isn’t an option,” Wellman told the crowd, to murmurs of “Amen.” He traced the history of aggression and oppression against the Jewish people through ancient Egypt into the Roman Empire and then from Nazi Germany to the attacks on civilians last weekend by Hamas terrori...

Conservative Christians’ strong connection to Israel forms the backbone of Republican support, and is tied to beliefs about biblical promises and prophecy.

"Christianity is vital to the past and present of our region and the Holy Land," the king said, adding that "it must remain an integral part of our future."

Here's a quick rundown of the top stories on charismamag.com: Archeologist Uses Clues From Bible to Discover Famous City Destroyed by Fire https://youtu.be/RBlYkCRq3TU A famed archeologist believes he has found the biblical city of Sodom in modern-day Jordan and says there is evidence that proves the city was wiped out by fire. Steven Collins, Dean

An archaeologist claimed in an interview published in late June that he has identified the ancient Biblical site where Sodom once stood.

"It was actually the biblical text that put us at this site," he told Rosenberg. "We just simply navigated around the geography."