Israel lost the last of their modern-day founding fathers on Wednesday with the passing of Shimon Peres. As a public servant, Peres served in almost every capacity of the Israeli government, including two stints as Prime Minister and President from 2007 to 2014. He was a Noble Peace Prize winner for his work in the …
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In August 2012, US President Barack Obama stated that Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons would cross a "red line," and that it would "change the calculus" for the president, as he considered rogue actions by evil regimes. Yet, a year later, when Assad blatantly crossed that red line by killing 1,400 of …
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For conservatives in America, the "last" of anything from President Obama is a welcome bit of news. Though he is our president and we are commanded in Scripture to honor, submit and pray for him, most true Christ-followers find his ideas and leadership style far too liberal for our tastes. Nonetheless, I was curious to …
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Reports are surfacing that the Obama administration may be recognizing that the Iran deal has led to worsening behavior. (Please refrain from saying "Duh!") The latest example is Iran's threat to shoot US Navy surveillance planes down while in international airspace. This follows US sea vessels being hounded by Iranian patrol boats. To most, it …
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