As Israel fights Hamas in the south and prepares for a potentially greater conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon and Syria in the north, Iran remains a major player behind the chaos. Many analysts say that is due to the Tehran regime's efforts to distract the world from what is happening with the country's nuclear program.
There's no doubt that innocent people are suffering in Gaza. The major question remains, however: who's responsible? CBN News traveled to the Kerem Shalom crossing at the Gaza border to get a better idea of the aid moving into Gaza. Israel insists it is facilitating the movement of goods into the Gaza Strip.
The main organization representing families of hostages formally joined protests for the largest anti-government rallies in Israel since the October 7th massacre. They want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition out because it's failed so far to free the hostages held by Hamas.
Why did Jesus quote from Psalm 22 while He was dying on the Cross? Paul Strand looks into what the Saviour was trying to convey to believers all through history.
The Garden Tomb in Jerusalem is one of two places that is thought to be the final resting place of Jesus of Nazareth. CBN Jerusalem, in conjunction with the Garden Tomb Association, is streaming the Easter service from the Garden Tomb on Resurrection Day.
For Christians during this Holy Week, and later for Jews in Israel at Passover, the holiday season poses a challenge in celebrating the faith during wartime. Events such as last October's massacre near Gaza and the refusal to release the Israeli hostages can cause doubt about a loving God.
Most Christians know the Easter story well from what the gospels tell us about that earth-shattering week: Jesus came to Jerusalem, ate the Passover Seder with his disciples, was arrested and sentenced to death, crucified on a cross, then was resurrected from a garden tomb. Now you can journey through those holy moments through this story.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reversed his decision to cancel a top-level delegation to Washington. The reversal means the U.S. and Israel will continue their face-off over Israel's planned military invasion to remove the last four Hamas battalions from the Gazan stronghold in Rafah.
With Israel's war against Hamas in its sixth month, fighting against the Iranian-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon continues to develop. In the border town of Metula, life is becoming increasingly untenable for the few who remain there.
Two days after the U.S. failed to veto a key United Nations Security Council resolution, its impact is still being felt. The focus continues to be on Rafah and Israel's commitment to defeat Hamas in its last Gaza stronghold.