Originally published in Worthy News The Israeli government has unanimously approved a proposal to recognise the mass killing of Armenian Christians by the Ottoman Empire during World War I as genocide, a historic step that acknowledges one of the darkest chapters of Christian suffering in the modern Middle East. The […]
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Iran arrests more than 3 000 citizens accused of cooperating with Israel, steps up hangings of dissidents
Originally published in Harbinger’s Daily and Worthy News Iran’s judiciary announced that more than 3 000 citizens have been arrested in recent months on suspicion of cooperating with Israel, marking one of the regime’s broadest internal crackdowns since anti-government protests erupted earlier this year. Judiciary spokesman Asghar Jahangir told Tehran’s […]
Iranian believers feel ‘deeply disappointed,’ ‘stabbed in the back’ with US-Iran deal
Originally published in All Israel News Iranian believers have expressed feelings of “deep disappointment” and being “stabbed in the back” regarding the “peace deal” made last Friday by US President Donald Trump. “From what I’m hearing, many Iranians feel deeply disappointed and, frankly, a bit stabbed in the back,” Iranian […]
Researchers get go-ahead to carry out extensive scientific probe on possible Noah’s Ark site
Originally published in Relevant Magazine For decades, a boat-shaped geological formation in eastern Turkey has fuelled speculation that it could be connected to one of the Bible’s most famous stories: Noah’s Ark. Now, the team behind a project called Noah’s Ark Scans says it has received official permission from Turkish […]
Urgent, high-level Christian gathering in Israel will address antisemitism, replacement theology
By David Parsons, ICEJ senior vice president and spokesman See also: SA sends largest-ever faith delegation to Jerusalem for global summit on antisemitism This week, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem is hosting the Jerusalem Summit, an emergency gathering to address the global rise in antisemitism since October 7 and the […]
ICEJ helps more Ethiopian Jews reach Israel, but thousands still stranded amidst conflict
Originally published by ICEJ As Israel recently marked the festival of Shavuot, 27 new Ethiopian Jewish immigrants landed at Ben-Gurion Airport, among them a 92-year-old grandfather who had waited a lifetime to reach the Promised Land. The group arrived on flights sponsored by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ), in […]
Best-preserved early image of Jesus unearthed in Turkey
Originally published in The Christian Post Archaeologists working across Turkey have uncovered a series of discoveries that are offering new insight into the earliest centuries of Christianity, including what researchers describe as the best-preserved early image of Jesus ever found. The discoveries, made in recent years throughout Anatolia — modern-day […]
SA’s ‘urgent’ genocide case collapses into decade of delay
SAZF Media Release The South African Zionist Federation (SAZF) has condemned the latest developments in South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice as the final unmasking of a political stunt that was never about the law, never about facts, and never about saving a single life. […]
Head guide shares on modern-day miracles at Garden Tomb
Originally published in God Reports Visiting the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem was one of the highlights of our trip to Israel in November 2022, about a year before the October 7 war began. Connecting recently with the head guide, Cesar Fleitas, has given me even greater appreciation for this treasured place owned […]
SA Iranian community calls on SA government to ‘engage with integrity’
The Iranian community in South Africa has called on the South African government to publicly acknowledge “the executions, the killing of protesters, the use of child soldiers, and the systemic repression taking place in Iran”. In a press statement released on Monday the community also calls on the SA government […]
