Israel to Get Respite from Hostage Releases, Prisoner Exchanges as Leaders Vow No Hamas Return to Gaza
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For Israelis, this will be the first weekend in six weeks that Hamas-held hostages, living or dead, will likely not be freed. Both the U.S. and Israel are sending top negotiators to Cairo to work out an agreement for the return of the remaining hostages.
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'House of David' Now Streaming on Prime, Bringing Epic Biblical Account to Life
The epic story of King David is now available on a TV screen near you, starting February 27. "House of David" takes a cinematic look at one of the Bible's most beloved characters. It's a full-scale re-telling of David's rise from an overlooked, shepherd boy to Israel's most famous king.
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Uncovering America's Hidden Legacy of Black Cowboys
When most people think of cowboys, they envision rugged, gun-toting figures depicted in Hollywood Westerns. But the truth is far more complex—and much richer in history. Many of the men responsible for settling the Old West in the late 1800s were people of color, with historians estimating that one in four cowboys was Black.
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100,000 Israelis Show Up as Shiri, Ariel, Kfir Bibas Laid to Rest: 'May God Avenge Their Blood'
More than 100,000 Israelis lined the roads as the funeral cars carrying the bodies of slain former hostages Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas made their way to the cemetery in southern Israel, not far from their home at Kibbutz Nir Oz. The crowd carried Israeli flags and orange balloons, depicting the color of the children's hair, now a symbol of honor and shared grief for the family.
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Egyptian Military Buildup in Sinai: a Potential Eighth Front in Israel's 7-Front War?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has often spoken about the seven-front war that Israel has been fighting since the Hamas massacre and kidnappings on October 7, 2023. Recently, however, Israel's U.S. ambassador expressed concern about a potential eighth front in the war: a military buildup by the Egyptian military in the Sinai.
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As Palestinians, Allies Charge Israel with Genocide, West Bank Sheikhs Call for Genocide Against Jews
As negotiations continue for a long-term solution in Gaza, a campaign of hatred is being led by Palestinian clerics. They're using sermons to call for genocide against the Jews.
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'Gambling with World War III': Zelenskyy Leaves White House After Trump Calls Him 'Disrespectful'
UPDATE: President Trump's White House meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy went poorly on Friday. While the two leaders had been expected to sign a mineral deal and to discuss ending the war with Russia, the meeting did not go as planned.
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'House of David' Now Streaming on Prime, Bringing Epic Biblical Account to Life
The epic story of King David is now available on a TV screen near you, starting February 27. "House of David" takes a cinematic look at one of the Bible's most beloved characters. It's a full-scale re-telling of David's rise from an overlooked, shepherd boy to Israel's most famous king.
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Uncovering America's Hidden Legacy of Black Cowboys
When most people think of cowboys, they envision rugged, gun-toting figures depicted in Hollywood Westerns. But the truth is far more complex—and much richer in history. Many of the men responsible for settling the Old West in the late 1800s were people of color, with historians estimating that one in four cowboys was Black.
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