As Gaza continues to face severe shortages of essential supplies, many Egyptians are calling for the reopening of the Rafah border crossing to allow humanitarian aid…
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An Israeli delegation paid a discreet visit to Cairo earlier this week to address security concerns linked to the war in Gaza and the sensitive border…
Ethiopia has officially launched Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam, a multi-billion-dollar project hailed at home as a symbol of progress but condemned by Egypt as a threat…
A tragic train derailment in Egypt has left three people dead and more than 100 injured. The train, which was traveling from Marsa Matruh on…
Egypt and Qatar are stepping up efforts to bring Israel and Hamas back to the negotiating table in hopes of ending the devastating war in Gaza.…
Egypt and South Africa have reaffirmed their commitment to work more closely on development goals and align their positions on both regional and global challenges. The…
Russian President Vladimir Putin met separately with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Friday, following his participation in…
Egypt and Greece have reaffirmed their commitment to an ambitious energy project that will connect the two countries through a 1,000-kilometer undersea power cable. The interconnection…
I particularly enjoyed going to Elisha’s Springs (2 Kings 2:19-22). It was a small area where people sat and took their shoes off to step into the fountain. The simplicity and serenity of the place were refreshing.
It is a small area to walk around, but I was most fascinated by Moses’ Well. North of the catholicon, there is preserved to this day the well at which Moses met the seven daughters of Jethro, as recorded in the scriptures (Exodus 2:15-22). The water is still used by the community, by means of a pump. Imagine standing where Moses encountered the next season of his destiny after he had fled Egypt.