Monthly Archives: February 2012
How Israel can win the Public Relations battle
I believe Israel needs to establish a comprehensive, global PR goal, much like international business or regional warfare, and a strategy of how to obtain that PR goal. The overall plan should be coordinated by one source, or one office.
First mass marriage in village of prostitutes in Gujarat
FOR the first time in 65 years after Independence , young girls in Wadia village near Palanpur are getting ready for a mass marriage. This simple act of tying the nuptial knot will change the course of this small village's history.
Biblical war unfolding between Iran, Israel, says best-selling author
JOEL C Rosenberg, an Evangelical Christian and New York Times best-selling author who has extensive experience in Middle East affairs, warned at a conference that Iran and Israel will soon be thrown into a war.
Queen of Sheba’s lost gold mine in Ethiopia, says archaeologist
A British archaeologist working in northern Ethiopia claims she has discovered an ancient goldmine that holds clues about where the Queen of Sheba obtained her wealth.
Wycliffe denies it removed ‘father’, ‘son’ terms from translations
WYCLIFFE Bible Translators denied allegations that it removed the terms "father" and "son" from Bible translations meant for Muslim countries and said any problematic texts are no longer being distributed.
Victoria’s Secret model Kylie Bisutti quits over Christian conviction
YOUNG beauty Kylie Bisutti is leaving Victoria’s Secret at just 21 because modeling lingerie does not conform with her Christian beliefs. Bisutti won Victoria’s Secret Model Search in 2009 when she was 19, beating out 10,000 other hopefuls.
Marthoma head blames progress for social ills at Maramon Convention
PROGRESS achieved in society over the years has caused grave problems like corruption, violence, exploitation and harassment of women and the aged, Marthoma Church’s spiritual head Joseph Mar Thoma Metropolitan has said.
Christians join world in paying tribute to Whitney Houston
HOUSTON'S untimely death at the age of 48 has come as a shock to the music world and those close to her. Her godmother, soul singer Aretha Franklin, said it was “stunning and unbelievable”.
Arabs end Syrian mission, seek joint UN force
THE Arab League called on Sunday for the UN Security Council to send a joint UN-Arab peacekeeping mission to Syria and decided to scrap its own monitoring team, according to a resolution approved by ministers.
Syria expels ambassadors of Tunisia, Libya
REPORTS quoting Syria's Foreign Ministry spokesman Jihad Makdissi said the Syrian embassy in Qatar was also shut down, and Syrian ambassadors to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have also been expelled.
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No foul play in Mandissa’s death, police say
While no cause of death has been revealed, Franklin Police Department officials in Tennessee said Monday that no foul play is suspected.
