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Israel Orders Khan Younis Evacuation Ahead of Major Assault on Gaza
Israel has issued a mass evacuation order for residents of Khan Younis and nearby areas in southern Gaza, warning of
Israel Launches New Ground Offensive in Gaza as Death Toll Rises
Israel has launched a sweeping military operation in Gaza, stepping up efforts to defeat Hamas and free the remaining hostages
S.A. Parliamentarians’ Trip To Israel: Exposing Cracks in Govt. of National Unity
Introduction The fall from the height of total power was shocking; the African National Congress (ANC) saw it, but
Israel Granted Extension to Respond to Genocide Allegations at World Court
The International Court of Justice has given Israel an additional six months to respond to South Africa’s genocide accusations related
Israel Plans to Keep Troops in Gaza Buffer Zones After War Ends
Israel’s defence minister has announced that its military will remain stationed in specific “security zones” within Gaza even after the
Lebanon Ties Foreign Aid to Disarming Hezbollah, Urges Israeli Withdrawal
Lebanon’s Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji has stated that disarming Hezbollah is a key condition for receiving international aid, including support
Red Sea Reverie: Delays and Discoveries on the Road to Israel
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.
At the Crossroads of Faith: Mount Sinai and St. Catherine’s Monastery
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.
In the Footsteps of Pharaohs: Unveiling Egypt’s Timeless Wonders
I was welcomed with a refreshing drink called kakade, made from hibiscus flowers. The cool, tart beverage was a perfect respite from the heat. The boxes to hold the perfume bottles were beautifully crafted, adding to the charm of the experience. We even had the opportunity to mix our own scents, creating personalized perfumes to take home. It was a delightful blend of tradition and luxury, and a memorable part of our journey.