Sean Savage
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Can the US and Israel Rely on Putin to Force Iran Out of Syria?
Israel has raised alarms over Iran and its Shi'ite terror proxies establishing a permanent presence in post-war Syria, especially along the demilitarized Israeli-Syrian border.
Christian Zionists Urge Trump to Keep Promise to Move Embassy to Jerusalem
Ahead of President Donald Trump's Israel visit, top Christian Zionist organizations and leaders called on the president to fulfill his election campaign promise to relocate the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, despite reports that Trump is unlikely to make the move in the near future.
After John Hagee Group's Call, GOP Reinstates 'Undivided' Jerusalem Into Platform
The Republican Party has reportedly reinstated language endorsing an "undivided" Jerusalem into the party's platform ahead of its national convention in Cleveland later this month.
Christians in Baghdad Remain Hopeful During Christmas Amid Genocidal Threats
Amid this holiday season, Father Montes said that he hopes more people in the West will become aware of the suffering of the Christians in Iraq.
Can New House Speaker Paul Ryan Allay Partisan Divide on Israel?
Strained ties between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Barack Obama in recent years have stood in contrast with a warm relationship between Netanyahu and Congress, particularly in the House of Representatives, which has been controlled by Republicans since 2011.
US-Iran Diplomacy Fails to Bear Fruit for Imprisoned Pastor Abedini
While the White House and Congress prepare for a final showdown over the controversial Iran nuclear deal, three American prisoners and one missing American in Iran are awaiting their own fate.
As Syria's Assad Suffers Civil War Setbacks, What's the Best Outcome for Israel?
With the Syrian civil war well into its fifth year, President Bashar al-Assad's government has outlasted many observers' predictions of his demise.
Do Funders Like George Soros Pose a Threat to Evangelical Christian Support for Israel?
For well over a century, Christian Zionists have been steadfast in their support for a Jewish homeland. Emerging from this movement, Evangelical Christians have served as the foundation of Christian Zionism due to a number of theological, moral, and political reasons.