Guest Commentary

Can Economic Interests Be a Foundation for Peace Between Israelis and Palestinian Arabs Anymore

Nobody wants their home attacked, their wives and daughters raped, any of us burned alive or beheaded, and we no longer know who we can trust, and most of us don’t want to take that risk.

When “Harvard of the South” Was an Aspiration

If, at Harvard, failure to refer to a person by their preferred pronoun is actionable, and calls for genocide are not, the ethical rot is deep. If the board does not see this, they are complicit.  

Hard Times for Hollywood?

Some people might think Hollywood has no place for the Church. But who created the city of Hollywood and why?

Christians in Burkina Faso Forced to Flee after Deadly Attacks by Radical Terrorists

Terrorists gave an entire Christian population of a Burkina Faso village just hours to flee their homes after brutally killing two Catholic prisoners in a church there.

Exposing Terrorists Posing as Innocent Civilians

Videos have gone viral of Hamas terrorists who have been arrested by the IDF in Gaza, surrendering and laying down their weapons in their underwear.

The Overlooked Promise of Christmas: Peace on Earth

One of the familiar words that typically surround the Christmas season is “peace.” We see it on billboards, lit up in twinkling lights, and on charms worn around necks.

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