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The discourse around the construction of an alleged temple in the occupied al-Quds by Zionist settlers and smuggling of ‘blemish free’ red cows from Texas is back amid the genocide in Gaza.

The war in Gaza has given new impetus to a small group of Jews and evangelical Christian allies seeking to rebuild a temple where Muslim shrines now stand.

A sense of relief is slowly descending upon every concerned observer now that the two parties entrenched in mortal conflict in the Middle East, Israel and Hamas, have declared a partial cessation of their six-month war.

Uncovering Herod's Lost Tomb: The architectural genius of the tyrannical ruler. Uncovering Herod's Lost Tomb airs on National Geographic Channel HD at 1:00 PM, Monday 1 April. The architectural genius of the tyrannical ruler

Radical plans to slaughter the heifers have raised concern across the Arab world - and were even linked by Hamas to the 7 October attack

In “The Watchman’s Rattle,” subtitled “Think- ing Our Way Out of Extinction,” Rebecca Costa delivers a fascinating account of how civilizations die. When their problems …

Aggression has only exacerbated the problem for all parties.

The destruction of the Temple in AD 70 also impacted on the way in which the conflict leading to the events of Easter was emphasised in the emerging Christian community and its foundational documents.

The Jewish holiday of Purim, related in the Book of Esther, celebrates deliverance from a genocide. How to celebrate it when death and starvation kill

For this episode we will cover a book hot off the press entitled, Paul and the Resurrection of Israel: Jews, Former Gentiles, Israelites (Cambridge University Press, 2014) by Jason A. Staples. This study asks on what basis the gospel that Paul proclaimed provides equal access for both Jews and gentiles. Staples unlocks biblical texts to uncover the importance of Israel’s restoration in Paul’s thinking.