Netanyahu was once Israeli Finance Minister - and it shows. He understands a lot about economics, and is worth listening to in order to get a sense for where Israel's economy is headed.
BREAKING: The FBI and state of Utah have just released video of the Charlie Kirk kiIIer escaping from the scene following the shooting
He jumped off the rooftop, moved quickly through the parking lot, and then began walking casually to blend in before entering a wooded area.
He was wearing converse tennis shoes, a shirt with an eagle, and a baseball cap with a triangle.
The Vatican has agreed to allow a designated Muslim prayer room.
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"And the synagogue being broken up, many of the Jews and of the devout proselytes followed Paul and Barnabas; who, speaking to them, persuaded them to continue in the grace of God." (Acts 13:43)
The snare of self-reliance and righteousness was a problem in the early church, and still is a problem today. For by faith, we all need to continue in the grace of God every day; walking in the Spirit. For our flesh wants reason to boast and exalt in self - it's how we are wired in our sinful nature. The Galatians had this very problem. Some stopped relying on Christ (God's provision of grace), and sought to justify themselves (be declared righteous), through circumcision and obedience to the law (good works). When we take our eyes off of Jesus, and trust in ourselves, we sever ourselves from the life force of His grace. By no means will we be able to press on spiritually, nor bear any good and mature fruit. Therefore, we are commanded to abide in Him continually (John 15:4-5). By remaining ever ...
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What’s happening right now could represent a technological red line in the war—and it’s one that could redefine the conflict entirely.
President Trump is weighing whether to approve the transfer of American Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine. If that happens, it will mark one of the most dramatic shifts in U.S. military support since this war began.
Moscow is furious, calling it a “serious escalation.” Kyiv says it’s “essential for survival.”
Frankly, that’s an understatement.
Ukraine’s transformation over the last few years has been astonishing. Their military has evolved from a ragtag defense force into one of the most agile, creative, and tech-savvy fighting organizations in the world.
You’ve probably seen the footage—Ukrainian drones hunting Russian armor, tanks, and troop columns. They’re using tens of thousands of small suicide drones to devastate Russian advances. Just this month, Russia tried two large armored assaults. Both were completely wiped out by swarms of drones.
That’s the new reality of warfare—cheap, precise, and relentless.
In the midst of war and hardship, Hope for Ukraine is boots-on-the-ground bringing light where there’s darkness. Founded in 2016, this U.S. nonprofit delivers food, shelter, medical aid, and even solar power to families caught in the conflict. They’ve already provided more than 93 million meals and partner with over a hundred local teams to reach people where help is needed most. They put 90% of every dollar straight into saving lives and rebuilding hope. Learn more or get involved at https://hfu.org/
