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Happy Easter to all! Today death has been defeated and the King is alive. Thank you, Jesus for your amazing and unthinkable sacrifice. You died so that we would have life, and life in abundance.
          
          It was nine in the morning when they crucified him. The written notice of the charge against him read: the king of the jews ... With a loud cry, Jesus breathed his last. The curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. And when the centurion, who stood there in front of Jesus, saw how he died, he said, 'Surely this man was the Son of God!""
          
          Mark 15

"If you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a platform to make a political speech. You're in no position to lecture the public about anything. You know nothing about the real world. Most of you spent less time in school than Greta Thunberg."

For the first time since 2014, there are no more Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip.
          
           Now, Israelis can finally move forward and begin to heal the trauma of the largest anti-Semitic attack since the Holocaust and the worst in Israel's history.

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ONE LIFE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD 
          
          Christmas is the one holiday where the entire world celebrates a pregnancy. 
          
          A young woman says yes to life while her future seems uncertain.
          
          A man chooses to protect rather than abandon
          
          A baby's dignity is celebrated before He ever takes His first breath.
          
           Jesus Christ came to us as zygote - and was born nine months later in an animal feeding trough to humble parents.  In circumstances marked by uncertainty and hardship, God's plan was unfolding. Through the Incarnation of His Son, He would redeem mankind.  
          
          Where there is new life, there is always hope. Jesus Christ is living proof.

It started in a manger and ended at the cross.
          
          Not because the story failed but because the mission was fulfilled.
          
          Jesus was born into humility on purpose. No palace. No crown. No comfort. From the very beginning, He chose the lowest place.
          
          The manger was not random. It was a signal.
          
          God stepped into our world not to impress us, but to rescue us.
          
          The wood of the manger pointed forward to the wood of the cross.
          
          The straw beneath Him foreshadowed the thorns on His head.
          
          The silence of the night prepared the weight of the sacrifice.
          
          He did not come to take power He came to give His life.
          
          The cross was not an accident. It was the plan.
          
          Love carried Him there. Grace held Him there.
          
          And hope came out of it.
          
          This is not just a Christmas story
          This is a rescue story.
          
          From birth to death, from manger to cross, Jesus was always moving toward you.

In 2025, Hanukkah begins amidst an antisemitic massacre in Australia.
          
          Hanukkah celebrates light against darkness. But the persecution of Jews is not just a thing of the past.
          
          Today, on the first day of the celebration, an event at Bondi Beach in Sydney was the scene of a violent attack that left at least 16 dead (the numbers continue to rise) and at least 60 injured. The historical memory of the festival becomes, once again, a call for vigilance, remembrance, and the defense of life. My heart breaks to see these scenes happening again, and the comparison with the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023, and the terrible realization that Jews will never be safe is inevitable.
          
          Different attacks, the same hatred towards Jews.
          
          For 12 long minutes, Muslim terrorists fired on Jews who had come to celebrate the Festival of Lights, Hanukkah in Hebrew. According to witnesses, the four police officers deployed at the scene remained motionless and in a state of shock, unable to react immediately to stop this massacre. Elderly people, children, men and women, all were targets of this anti-Semitic terror.
          
          One of the victims present at the festival is also a survivor of the Hamas massacre in southern Israel, where he has lived for 13 years. His trip to Australia, where he has been for two weeks, was precisely to offer support to the Australian Jewish community, given the increase in antisemitic incidents in the country.
          
           "We've been through this before. We will overcome it," he told local media. 
          
          The Jewish people will prevail and continue to bring light to the world.
          
          This is what "globalize the intifada" means. You supported terrorist groups, and these groups are carrying out attacks against Jews around the world. You supported these people entering and dominating your countries.
          
          The fight against antisemitism and terrorism is a duty for everyone who truly cares about human rights!

Why doesn't the media talk about the Christian genocide in Nigeria? 
          
          The outrage is selective. Where are all those who raised Palestinian flags to stand up and speak about the deaths of Christians in Nigeria? Where are the artists? Where are the feminists to talk about abused women? To talk about the growing cases of antisemitism, attacks against Jews and Jewish-owned businesses since the beginning of the war between Israel and Palestine worldwide? The same artists who showed so much concern didn't talk about the ceasefire and also didn't show concern for the hostages, alive or not. It also doesn't seem to matter that Hamas continues killing Palestinians. 
          
          Where are the international correspondents, the investigative reporters, and the indignant headlines that emerge when the topic serves the agendas of power? The discourse on human rights, which should be universal, bends before geopolitical interests and convenient narratives. If there's no Israel or Jews involved, it doesn't matter? Or is it that when it comes to Christians in Africa they don't fit into a category worthy of protection?  It exposes the hypocrisy of those who present themselves as guardians of diversity, but turn a blind eye to the massacre of an entire community.