Israel and Hamas Reach Agreement for Ceasefire and Hostage Release

Israel and Hamas Reach Agreement for Ceasefire and Hostage Release

Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire deal that is expected to halt fighting in the Gaza Strip temporarily. The agreement aims to secure the release of hostages taken by the terror group since October 7, 2023. A U.S. official informed The Jerusalem Post that both parties agreed to the ceasefire and hostage arrangement, while an Israeli official confirmed that “differences in negotiations” had been resolved.
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    The largest Christian monument, the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer is one step closer to being established in the United Kingdom. With initial wind tunnel testing planned for February, designers envision the monument as an “ongoing testimony to God’s faithfulness,” inviting Christians globally to share their stories of answered prayers.
  • Archaeologists Find Byzantine Monastery with Deuteronomy Mosaic Near Kiryat Gat
    An ancient Christian monastery has been discovered north of Kiryat Gat, as announced by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA). The IAA stated, “The monastery is dated to the Byzantine period (fifth to sixth centuries CE), and it is part of an ancient site that already existed during the Roman period and continued for approximately 600 years.” 

10-Year-Old Boy Discovers 100-Year-Old Cross Medallion in Jerusalem

A remarkable discovery was made by a 10-year-old boy during a school field trip to Ein Kerem in the Judean Hills. Nehorai Nir discovered a golden medallion with a micro-mosaic technique, which was later examined by Amit Re’em, the Jerusalem District Archaeologist for the Israel Antiquities Authority, according to the Jerusalem Post.
  • Discovery of 1,700-Year-Old Lamp with Jewish Temple Symbols Found in Jerusalem
    A rare 1,700-year-old lamp featuring Jewish Temple symbols has been uncovered in Jerusalem, as announced by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) on Thursday. According to All Israel News, Excavation Director Michael Chernin emphasized the significance of the ancient artifact, which he called the Mount of Olives lamp.
  • Hamas and PA Governance Leads to Drastic Decline of Christians
    A new study suggests that the Christian population in areas governed by the Palestinian Authority and Hamas has drastically decreased by up to 90% in some communities, citing violence, discrimination, and economic hardships as threats to the survival of Christianity. Over the past century, the Christian demographic in Palestinian territories has experienced a dramatic reduction.
  • Protests Erupt in Syria as Christians Respond to Burning of Christmas Tree
    Thousands of Christians in the Syrian capital of Damascus protested regarding the burning down of a large Christmas tree in the town of Al-Suqalabiyah, located near the city of Hama. This incident occurred on Monday, just weeks after the fall of longtime dictator Bashar al-Assad.
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  • ‘World of Jesus’ Exhibit Unveils James’ Ossuary Alongside 350 Artifacts

    An extraordinary exhibit titled "Discovering the World of Jesus: Ancient Treasures from the Holy Land" opened on December 3 at Pullman Yards in Atlanta, showcasing stories and artifacts from 2,000 years ago. The exhibition features over 350 artifacts from the private collection of Oded Golan, an Israeli engineer and antiquities collector, promising visitors a visceral journey through the time of Jesus, from His birth to the Resurrection.

  • Tragedy at Germany Christmas Market: 5 Dead and More Than 200 Injured

    The death toll from a terror attack at a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg has risen to five on Saturday. In the early evening, a man identified as Taleb Al, a Saudi-born psychiatrist, drove his rented black BMW into a crowd, injuring over 200 people, with 40 of the wounded in severely critical condition.

  • Korean Church Leaders Urge “Wait for Constitutional Court Ruling” After President's Impeachment

    In light of the National Assembly's approval of the impeachment motion against President Yoon Suk-yeol on December 14, religious leaders are urging the Korean Church to pray for the stability of South Korea. While calling for prayer, some church leaders also cautioned that the issues raised by the president regarding the opposition should not be overlooked.

  • Ancient Christian Artifact Uncovered by Archaeologists in North of the Alps

    The discovery of a 1,750-year-old amulet with a silver scroll has been confirmed by archaeologists in Germany. It is now acknowledged as the oldest physical evidence of Christianity north of the Alps. The artifact was initially uncovered in 2018 during excavations of a Roman-era grave in Frankfurt, with the formal announcement made by the City of Frankfurt am Main on December 11.

  • Mexico's Christian Community Faces Escalating Violence, Report Reveals

    A new report has been released stating that violence against Christians in Mexico has reached its "peak," with religious leaders facing targeted killings and assaults while hundreds of Catholics have encountered threats and extortion over the past six years. The report reveals that nearly 900 members associated with Roman Catholic Church ministries experienced extortion or threats between 2018 and 2024.

  • Tragedy in Nigeria: Fulani Attack Leaves 95 Christians Dead

    Radical Fulani herdsmen in central Nigeria's Benue state are responsible for the deaths of 48 Christians from November 24 to December 1, Christian Daily International-Morning Star News reports. On December 1, gunmen killed 18 Christians, including women and children, who were on their way to church services in Azege village, Logo County. Before this, on November 24, 30 other Christians were killed in Logo and Katsina-Ala counties.

  • “Martial Law Declared as Inevitable Response to Parliamentary Dictatorship”

    “Amid a national crisis resulting from the Democratic Party of Korea’s paralysis of state affairs and parliamentary dictatorship, President Yoon Seok-yeol declared martial law under the authority granted by the Constitution. This was an unavoidable decision made to protect the Constitution and the sovereignty of the people,” asserted the ‘Ten Million Koreans' Grand Alliance for Defending the Free Democratic System and Constitutional Order of the Republic of Korea’ in an appeal on Tuesday.

  • Syrian Christians Endure ‘Uncertain, Perilous Future ’ Amid HTS Threat

    A human rights group has issued a warning that Syrian Christians are facing an uncertain and perilous future under the control of Islamist-led rebel forces. The minority Christian population in the city has significantly dwindled due to years of civil war.
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