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Photo gallery: The attack on Iran shocks, heartens and divides the world
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How the Book of Esther echoes through 17th-century Netherlands to this day

RALEIGH, N.C. (RNS) — As the United States and Israel began pummeling Iran with airstrikes Saturday (Feb. 28), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered a biblical analogy to explain his motives for going...


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Iranian evangelicals are staying put, tentative but hopeful, says pastor

ISTANBUL (RNS) — Hormoz Shariat preaches to a congregation of millions of Iranian Christians around the world, those who have scattered because of repression at home and those who, having stayed, have long been the target of arrest by Iranian authorities, frequently accused of being tools of Western powers.

The Tehran-born, now Texas-based founder of


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Why A War With Iran Means Confronting Radical Evil

(RNS) — This evening in synagogues all over the world, Jews will gather for Purim and read the scroll of Esther.

The Book of Esther calls the story an “iggeret,” which can translate to “epistle,” or a letter addressed to a specific community. It’s for generations of Jews to open again and again, whenever history turns dark. 

The gaiety of Purim mask...


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Impulsive kings and random chance: Purim’s parallels to our political moment

(RNS) — As luck would have it, the outbreak of war between the United States, Israel and Iran took place shortly before the Jewish holiday of Purim. One consequence is, in Israel at least, what is usually a festive day of revelry and foolishness will instead be spent in


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