Historic Supreme Court Ruling Ends Military Exemptions for Ultra-Orthodox Students in Israel

Jun 27, 2024 17:14

Elizabeth Owens

approximately 63,000 young ultra-Orthodox men are exempt from military service. Photo: The Times Of Israel

The paper offers a new definition of “comprehensive family planning”

They give the international health agency broad new powers not only to declare and manage future pandemics

Justice and Peace•Religious Freedom

JPMorgan Chase’s strides to protect Americans from financial discrimination highlight third year of ADF Business Index

Policy change underscores financial giant’s key progress in protecting free speech, religious freedom as ADF rates 85 companies in third year of Business Index

Jun 09, 2024 18:53

ZENIT Staff

Holy Land•Justice and Peace•Pope Francis

In Vatican gardens, before Palestinian and Israeli ambassadors, Pope calls for peace with this clarity

Pope’s Remarks at the Commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of the Invocation for Peace in the Holy Land

Jun 08, 2024 19:45

ZENIT Staff

Jubilee 2025•Justice and Peace•Pope Francis

Pope Francis calls on rich countries to forgive the debt of the poor on occasion of Jubilee 2025

Pope Francis cites St. John Paul II in making the appeal

Jun 05, 2024 18:00

ZENIT Staff

Analysis Opinion•Justice and Peace

World Health Organization promotes inclusion of pro-abortion group; conservative countries contest and stop measure

The same delegate accused the United States of politicizing the WHO, alluding to the fact that if Donald Trump is elected to a second term the U.S. “position reflected in this room would change.”

Jun 04, 2024 18:26

ZENIT Staff

Gender Ideology•Justice and Peace•Woman

CA library changes policy, allows women’s sports discussion

Moms for Liberty-Yolo County, Independent Council on Women’s sports, and several parental rights and women’s advocates are challenging library officials in a California county for shutting down their event held at a library to discuss the harms of allowing men to participate in women’s sports.

May 18, 2024 11:12

ZENIT Staff

The gunman who attempted to assassinate John Paul II tried to meet with Leo XIV in Turquí: what happened?

Agca arrived with the unmistakable intention of inserting himself into the story. Speaking to Turkish media, he expressed hope for a brief conversation with the pontiff—a few minutes, nothing more—while insisting that the papal presence in Iznik was “extraordinary.”

The homily with which Pope Leo XIV instilled hope in the Lebanese people

Homily of Pope Leo XIV at the concluding Mass of his pastoral visit to Lebanon

Historic Supreme Court Ruling Ends Military Exemptions for Ultra-Orthodox Students in Israel

UN Population Fund report proposes a right to surrogacy

World Health Organization grants special status to radical abortion group

World Health Organization adopts censorship rules to apply in case of new pandemic

Pope Makes Known Message for 8th World Day of the Poor

USA: WA attorney general ends illegal campaign against pro-life pregnancy centers

Attorneys are suing the New York attorney general for using her power to censor pro-life pregnancy centers

JPMorgan Chase’s strides to protect Americans from financial discrimination highlight third year of ADF Business Index

In Vatican gardens, before Palestinian and Israeli ambassadors, Pope calls for peace with this clarity

Pope Francis calls on rich countries to forgive the debt of the poor on occasion of Jubilee 2025

World Health Organization promotes inclusion of pro-abortion group; conservative countries contest and stop measure

CA library changes policy, allows women’s sports discussion