Ugandan Pastor’s Conviction Highlights Problem The Rise In Ritual Sacrifice
After pleading guilty to murder, a Ugandan pastor was sentenced to life in prison for killing a 4-year-old kid in a ritual murder.
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Israeli Prime Minister And Cypriot President Vow To Increase Security And Economic Cooperation
Benjamin Netanyahu and Nikos Christodoulides discuss the export of Israeli natural gas to Europe through Cyprus
Israeli A-G To Supreme Court: Strike Down The ‘reasonableness’ Law
The A-G asks the Supreme Court to strike down a semi-constitutional amendment limiting judges ability to overturn laws
Chinese Court Recognizes Digital Assets As Legal Property
China's ban on all foreign digital assets is well-documented, and the new court report challenges the prevailing narrative.
Iran’s ‘knowledge Bombs’: Reverse-engineering IEDs In Judea And Samaria
The use of bombs by terrorist factions based on reverse-engineered Iranian improvised explosive devices becoming a growing menace
Israeli Lawmaker Asks UNESCO To Not Locate Jericho In ‘Palestine’
Lawmaker sent letter to UNESCO Director-General asking her to prevent ancient Jericho from being listed as “State of Palestine.”
Israel Mulls Response After Tel Aviv Riot Leaves 170 Injured
Israeli ministers met to discuss the government's response to the previous day's violent Eritrean rival factions riots in Tel Aviv
Eye Cancer Specialists Fly To Kenya For Global Confab
Israeli ophthalmologists organize international conference of ocular oncologists to promote equity in global eyecare
A Bavarian Scandal Shines A Light On Germany’s ‘Holocaust Guilt’
Germany has been gripped by an antisemitism scandal centered on Hubert Aiwanger, the deputy premier of the state of Bavaria