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Palestinians' summer camps to kill Jews | JNS | clevelandjewishnews.com - Vimarsana News

Palestinians' summer camps to kill Jews | JNS | clevelandjewishnews.com

The next time Palestinians complain about minors being killed or injured while carrying out terror attacks against Israelis, it would be worthwhile recalling the scenes of children in the summer

Between bloodbaths, Jerusalem's Crusader-era Christians, Muslims coexisted in peace - Vimarsana News

Between bloodbaths, Jerusalem's Crusader-era Christians, Muslims coexisted in peace

In 'Jerusalem Falls,' Prof. John Hosler analyzes what happened in the Holy City between the battles of the Middle Ages - and finds unexpected religious tolerance

Opposing polygamy is hypocritical 'due to a global shortage of eligible men, many women struggle financially' – The Zimbabwe Mail - Vimarsana News

Opposing polygamy is hypocritical 'due to a global shortage of eligible men, many women struggle financially' – The Zimbabwe Mail

To question and probe social norms is vital as it highlights the limits and ironies in the human intellect. For example, two men can marry, dress like and claim to be women. Also, a teen girl can abort as many babies as she wants or have several children from different men and the taxpayer covers…

'Blessed month': Fasting, taqwa, spiritual reflections - Vimarsana News

'Blessed month': Fasting, taqwa, spiritual reflections

There is no better month than Ramadan for spiritual renewal and is something that Muslims try to achieve during it

Whither Sunni-Shia Relations? by Toby Matthiesen - Vimarsana News

Whither Sunni-Shia Relations? by Toby Matthiesen

Toby Matthiesen worries that the recent reduction in sectarian tensions could soon be reversed.