One week ago today, an Israeli Arab gunned down eight young Jewish students in one of Israel's most prestigious yeshivas. The terror attack shocked Israel and made news around the world. Less well known is how the official media of the Palestinian Authority (PA) reacted to the terror attack.
The legitimate discovery of the "Cities of the Plain," as Sodom and Gomorrah are called in the Bible, would provide solid archaeological evidence that the historical information in Genesis is factual. "Such a discovery would be one of the most important biblically-related archaeological finds in history," Dr. Steven Collins said.
Perspective!
That's what life has to do with losing weight, dieting, obesity and health.
What do I mean by that?
One of the best ways to start praying together with your partner, is for one of you to say, “Would you mind sitting with me…holding my hand…while I pray out loud?” Usually this small step, gets the new habit started.
They say that establishing a new habit…or breaking an old one…takes about 21 days. Well, you’re well on your way along that path! Establishing your daily habit of praying together may be the healthiest habit you ever develop.
According to C.I.A. Director Michael Hayden, there is a rivalry brewing within Al-Qaeda's hiearchy between Egyptians and Saudis. At stake could be leadership of the group, post bin Laden. Bill Gertz of the Washington Times has the details:
Geraldine Ferraro’s comments are getting quite a bit of attention because many say she went “over the line”. The line in question is the following:
Terror, teargas, and Tibet- it's been an explosive week for China, and the intensity keeps mounting.
In our computer age, we can text message, date, chat, blog and be part of group forums, without leaving our easy chairs. The possibility for friendships is limited only by the speed of your Internet connection. With our innate need to belong, there is a burgeoning business of online community.
My story on the growing influence of Saudi dollars at American universities airs on today's 700 Club (watch it here). The principal mover and shaker in this Saudi PR offensive is Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, one of the world's richest men. He's using a chunk of his vast fortune to promote a positive (aka uncritical) view of Saudi Arabia and Islam in the West--and it's working. Here's an excerpt from my story:
Peace Corps began in 1960 as a way for young men and women to make a difference around the world. Since then, more than 190,000 people have served with the organization, working in developing countries on social, environmental and agricultural projects, among other things.