Israeli Leaders Could Face War Crimes Charges as White House Pushes Hostage-Ceasefire Deal

As radical displays of antisemitism continue to spread throughout dozens of college campuses and universities across the country, students at one Christian school are defying the narrative and joining together to honor God and Israel.

The IDF says it's preparing to move into Rafah to rescue the remaining hostages and take out the last major Hamas stronghold in Gaza. While the White House disapproves of the move, Israel is setting up thousands of tents to provide a sanctuary to keep civilians out of harm's way.

The Supreme Court is considering a case involving former President Donald Trump that could set a historic precedent. At issue: do presidents have immunity from prosecution, and if so how far does it go? The decision will affect not only Trump, but future presidents as well. 

The latest numbers show that CBN Animation's Superbook has led the way for millions of children to accept Christ, and Superbook is growing with a popular kid's Bible app and website as well as work in new languages.

During a recent visit to Hampton Roads, Gov. Glenn Youngkin highlighted the work of a new, innovative learning facility whose mission is to elevate early education.

A federal judge has ruled that a regional body of the United Methodist Church is the rightful owner of an Arkansas church property that once belonged to a congregation that disassociated from the conference in 2022. 

Two Virginia parents are focusing on the heroism of their late sons after a house fire took their young lives. 

Despite war and rumors of war, tens of thousands of Jewish people came to the Western Wall during the intermediary days of Passover to pray and receive an annual blessing. Unsurprisingly, this year's focus was the hostages and their families.

On Oct. 7, Adele Raemer survived the Hamas attacks in her kibbutz Nirim on the border with Gaza only to find herself and her extended family displaced, refugees of a kind in their own country. She's now advocating for the release of the hostages still being captive in Gaza.

Earlier this month we aired the riveting first part of our CBN News interview with Rachel Goldberg-Polin, whose son, Hersh, has been held hostage by the Hamas terror group since last October 7th. Since the first interview aired, Goldberg-Polin and her husband have been thrust even further into the limelight after Hamas released a video of Hersh on April 24, still alive at the time the video was recorded. 

People are falling away from faith at alarming rates. The faith crisis facing churches and denominations nationwide was fueled by the collapse of the family at home.   

Pro-Hamas demonstrations that began at Columbia University have spread to dozens of college campuses throughout the U.S.  In Israel, the protests are reminiscent of darker times for the Jewish people that preceded the Holocaust in Nazi Germany.

President Biden has again told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the White House opposes Israel's planned invasion of the Gazan city of Rafah. 

The Supreme Court is considering a case involving former President Donald Trump that could set a historic precedent. At issue: do presidents have immunity from prosecution, and if so how far does it go? The decision will affect not only Trump, but future presidents as well. 

The IDF says it's preparing to move into Rafah to rescue the remaining hostages and take out the last major Hamas stronghold in Gaza. While the White House disapproves of the move, Israel is setting up thousands of tents to provide a sanctuary to keep civilians out of harm's way.

The latest numbers show that CBN Animation's Superbook has led the way for millions of children to accept Christ, and Superbook is growing with a popular kid's Bible app and website as well as work in new languages.

During a recent visit to Hampton Roads, Gov. Glenn Youngkin highlighted the work of a new, innovative learning facility whose mission is to elevate early education.

On Oct. 7, Adele Raemer survived the Hamas attacks in her kibbutz Nirim on the border with Gaza only to find herself and her extended family displaced, refugees of a kind in their own country. She's now advocating for the release of the hostages still being captive in Gaza.

The U.S. Supreme Court will soon decide whether to strike down Idaho's near-total abortion ban. The justices heard arguments Wednesday in a case that will likely impact other states.

Pro-Hamas demonstrations that began at Columbia University have spread to dozens of college campuses throughout the U.S.  In Israel, the protests are reminiscent of darker times for the Jewish people that preceded the Holocaust in Nazi Germany.