1,200 UNRWA Staffers Linked to Hamas, TX Father Sues Assemblies of God, Lia Thomas Sues Over Trans Swimmer Policy

Top headlines for Thursday, February 1, 2024

In today's episode, we discuss allegations from an Israeli official claiming that UNRWA could be a hub for Hamas' radical ideology, considering the links between the agency employees and these terror groups. We shed light on the unsettling case of Daniel Savala, a minister and convicted sex offender connected to the Chi Alpha Campus ministries, and negligence accusations leveled against the nation’s largest pentecostal denomination. Looking into the sports world, we unpack the case of the trans-identified swimmer Lia Thomas, challenging World Aquatics’ policies on prohibiting men from competing in women's sports. Lastly, we examine the case of an 18-year punishment of an Ohio man who tried to ignite a local venue over its plan to host drag shows. 

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Links to the News

• 1,200 UNRWA staffers linked to Hamas, terror groups: report | World News
• Texas father sues Assemblies of God | Church & Ministries News
• Lia Thomas sues World Aquatics over trans swimmer policy | World News
• 10 churches shut down, dozens killed after Nigeria terror attacks | World News
• Navy vet who toppled satan display charged with hate crime | U.S. News
• Ohio man gets 18 years for firebombing church over drag show | U.S. News
• Biblical drama starring 'The Chosen' cast members to hit theaters | Entertainment News