Day: August 8, 2026

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Anti-Zionism Recognized as a Protected Belief in Legal Ruling
Zionism

Anti-Zionism Recognized as a Protected Belief in Legal Ruling

The recent ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal in the case of University of Bristol versus Dr David Miller has marked a significant shift in the legal landscape...

Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Houston Megachurch Over Bylaws Change, Citing Ecclesiastical Abstention
Religious Organization Accountability

Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Houston Megachurch Over Bylaws Change, Citing Ecclesiastical Abstention

Ed Young Sr.’s former church, Second Baptist in Houston, secured a legal victory in a lawsuit initiated by current and former congregants who alleged that leadership had manipulated...

St. Paul closes one homeless camp, sparking rapid growth at another
Homelessness

St. Paul closes one homeless camp, sparking rapid growth at another

St. Paul’s decision to close the Pig’s Eye Park homeless encampment has led to a rapid shift in where people are seeking shelter. Those displaced have moved to...

Zionist Home party launched, demands national security portfolio and conscription law
Zionism

Zionist Home party launched, demands national security portfolio and conscription law

Yoaz Hendel and Chili Tropper, former members of Israel’s political landscape, have formally launched the Zionist Home-The Reservists party, aiming to reshape the nation’s political direction. Their campaign,...

Growing Attacks on Palestinian Christians Raise Questions About Christian Zionist Support for Netanyahu
Zionism

Growing Attacks on Palestinian Christians Raise Questions About Christian Zionist Support for Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s reliance on far-right coalition partners has left him hesitant to challenge settler groups accused of attacking Palestinian Christians, according to Robert O Smith,...

Only Homeless Shelter in Killeen Likely to Close by October 1 Due to Lack of City Funding
Homelessness

Only Homeless Shelter in Killeen Likely to Close by October 1 Due to Lack of City Funding

Friends in Crisis, the only homeless shelter in Killeen, Texas, is set to close by October 1st after two consecutive years without city funding. The organization, founded in...

Israel’s Leading Philosopher Reflects on Manipulation, Morality and Future of Zionism
Zionism

Israel’s Leading Philosopher Reflects on Manipulation, Morality and Future of Zionism

Avishai Margalit, Israel’s preeminent philosopher, has long been a voice of critical thought on the nation’s identity and moral compass. At 87, he continues to grapple with the...

The Tragic Israel Wedge: NYC Mayor’s Anti-Israel Rhetoric Sparks Jewish Concern and Division
Zionism

The Tragic Israel Wedge: NYC Mayor’s Anti-Israel Rhetoric Sparks Jewish Concern and Division

In recent weeks, tensions have escalated in New York City as Islamist mayor Zohran Mamdani has openly embraced rhetoric that demonizes Israel and the Jewish community. His recent...

Gaylon Henley of Trumann Dies at 73
Churches Serving Their Communities

Gaylon Henley of Trumann Dies at 73

Gaylon Howard Henley, a beloved member of the Trumann community, passed away on Monday, November 4, 2024, at the age of 73. Born in Jonesboro, Arkansas, on February...

Killeen’s Only Homeless Shelter Could Close by October After City Council Denies Funding
Homelessness

Killeen’s Only Homeless Shelter Could Close by October After City Council Denies Funding

Killeen’s only homeless shelter, Friends in Crisis, faces closure by October after the city council denied funding for its operations. The decision has raised concerns about the impact...

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