2008 was an incredible news year for China from the earthquake to the Olympics. Here are a few of the highlights:
As you read this, Israel may have already commenced a ground invasion of Gaza. But in the meantime, some updates. I spoke to a high-ranking Israeli Army source earlier today who told me that it is hard to predict how long Israel's operation against Hamas in Gaza will last, but that it is "going to be long" (so much for that ceasefire talk out of France?). The official pointed out that Hamas has had years to dig in and prepare itself for the current confl
Happy New Year to everyone and God bless. I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings on this festive day, but I'll get right to the point because I want you all to be acutely aware of what Israel and the West are facing as we move into 2009.
Brandilyn Collins' latest novel is a deliciously scary, completely engrossing read.
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Here's one way to counter the global media's persistent anti-Israel bias. From the Jerusalem Post:
CBN's Middle East Bureau Chief, Chris Mitchell, turned in two fine reports today from the Gaza border (watch here and here) giving the latest on Israel's defensive action against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. I call it a defensive action because for more than three years, ever since it pulled out of Gaza, Israel restrained itself while rockets rained down upon its cities in the south. When Hamas called off a truce with the Israelis 11 days ago and promptly began bombarding c
What an amazing year 2008 was for The Brody File. As a team, we traveled from one side of the country and back - three times over.
CBN News went down to the front lines of the nascent Gaza War. We set up our camera just on the border between the Gaza Strip and southern Israel.Behind us lay the northern Gaza town of Beit Hanoun.