Israel's Foreign Ministry and the Friends of Zion hosted 1,000 pastors in Jerusalem on Dec. 3, 2025. Photo Credit: CBN News.
'The Pulpit Has Become Quiet': Jerusalem Hosts 1,000 Pastors to Support Jewish State, Combat Antisemitism
More than one thousand pastors and Christian influencers are in the Holy Land this week. Organizers call it the largest gathering of its kind since Israel's founding. A partnership between Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Friends of Zion Museum led to the unprecedented visit.
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'Packed and Overflowing': Fraternity, Sorority Members Transformed in Bible Study Spike at Clemson
At Clemson University, frat houses long known for alcohol-fueled parties are seeing a surge in interest from fraternity and sorority members wanting to explore their faith.
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Bible Reading Surges Among Young Men, Church Tech Leaders Aim to Convert Curiosity to Lasting Faith
Recent data is telling a story of two trends. On one hand, Bible engagement is climbing after years of decline, driven by a surge among young adult men. On the other hand, belief in what the Bible says is fading amid a broader decline in religious identification in the U.S.
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Miracle Summer Wildfire Reveals Secrets of Bethsaida, Home to Three of Jesus' Disciples
A wildfire on the Sea of Galilee has revealed new archaeological evidence about the birthplace of Jesus' disciples, Peter, Andrew, and Philip.
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Israel Warns 2024 Hezbollah Ceasefire Unraveling; Netanyahu Gov't Heeds Charlie Kirk's Final Advice
The Israeli government is warning that the northern border ceasefire with Hezbollah may be falling apart as tensions there rise quickly. Also, Israel is shaking up its global messaging after a letter from the late Charlie Kirk to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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As Israelis Debate Netanyahu Pardon Request, Trump Invites PM for 5th White House Visit
Whether or not Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should receive a pardon is top of the news in Israel. President Isaac Herzog says he wants what’s best for the country.
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'It Tears Us Apart': Netanyahu Requests Presidential Pardon after Decade of Investigations, Trials
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu officially requested a presidential pardon from Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Sunday. The request is unprecedented, and if granted, would end one of the longest trials in Israel's history.:
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'Hope on a Rope': Unique Hebrew Language Program Lends Understanding to Biblical Roots
It should not come as a surprise to most that the Bible was not written in the English language. Melissa Briggs has studied biblical Hebrew in Israel, and she recently joined us in our Jerusalem studios to explain why Christians might want to learn some Hebrew.
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Miracle Summer Wildfire Reveals Secrets of Bethsaida, Home to Three of Jesus' Disciples
A wildfire on the Sea of Galilee has revealed new archaeological evidence about the birthplace of Jesus' disciples, Peter, Andrew, and Philip.
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New Evidence Shows UNRWA Working Closely with Hamas; Report Reveals Tension Between Trump, Saudi Prince
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency, known as UNRWA, detailed the scope of its work in Gaza on Tuesday. Evidence has emerged that the organization works closely with the Hamas terror group.
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Hineni: Thanksgiving's Answer to Ayeka
In the Jewish tradition, gratitude is not only a feeling. It is a response to a sacred question. That question is "Ayeka?" "Where are you?" It is the first question God poses to humanity in the Garden of Eden, spoken into a moment when everything has already gone wrong. Adam is hiding. The relationship is fractured. And still God comes seeking him: "Where are you?"
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Trump Orders Review of Muslim Brotherhood Chapters as Northern Israel on High Alert, GHF Ends Gaza Aid
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday directing the U.S. Secretaries of State and Treasury to submit a report within 30 days on the Muslim Brotherhood. The review will determine whether certain chapters of the group should be designated as foreign terrorist organizations.
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'Get on Board Now': Israel's 'Unicorn' Economy Shows Stunning Growth, Even in Wartime
Unicorns may be mythical creatures, yet in Israel, they are very real. In the tech world, it refers to a privately held startup company valued at more than $1 billion, and Israel produces them at one of the highest rates anywhere.
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Israel Strikes Hezbollah, Hamas as White House Designates Muslim Brotherhood as Terrorist Group
Tensions in Israel are escalating, both in the north and in the south, from a major targeted strike in Lebanon to new threats against an already-fragile ceasefire in Gaza. And in the U.S., the White House announced a major policy shift on the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Israel Charges Hamas Rearming, Stockpiling Weapons Abroad as White House Welcomes Israeli Hostages
President Trump's 20-point peace plan continues to meet with defiance in Gaza. New reports show Hamas is not disarming – it's rearming. And in Washington, the White House organized a special welcome for the recently freed Israeli hostages.
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PM Netanyahu Requests Pardon - 12/02/25
PM Netanyahu requests a pardon from Isaac Herzog. Pres. Trump warns against 'interfering in Syria'. Prayer events for Jerusalem at the Knesset & for the U.S. at Succat Hallel prayer house. Zak's Jerusalem Gifts from the Old City supporting artisans.