1898 - SS Portland “The Titanic of New England” leaves for Cape Cod‚ shipwrecked off Cape Ann‚ all 192 on board killed 1914 - Battleship HMS Bulwark explodes at Sheerness Harbour‚ England‚ 788 die 1922 - English archaeologist Howard Carter opens Tutankhamun's virtually intact tomb in Egypt 1942 - Anti-fascist Council for National Liberation (AVNOJ) forms 1954 - Test Cricket debut of Colin Cowdrey v Australia at Gabba 1963 - 29th Heisman Trophy Award: Roger Staubach‚ Navy (QB) 1967 - Browns' Carl Ward sets club record with a 104-yd kickoff return 1978 - 1st lesbian themed TV movie - "A Question of Love" 1979 - Twins John Castino and Jays Alfredo Griffin tie for AL Rookie of Year 1984 - US and Iraq re-establish diplomatic relations More Historical Events »

Historical Events 1939 - 4 soviet soldiers killed on Finnish-Russian border 1956 - TV game show "The Price Is Right"‚ hosted by Bill Cullen‚ debuts on NBC 1966 - CFL Grey Cup‚ Empire Stadium‚ Vancouver: Saskatchewan Roughriders win their first Championship; defeat Ottawa‚ 29-14 1969 - 35th Heisman Trophy Award: Steve Owens‚ Oklahoma (RB) 1978 - CFL Grey Cup‚ CNE Stadium‚ Toronto: Edmonton Eskimos first of 5 straight titles; beat Montreal Alouettes‚ 20-13 1989 - Luis Alberto Lacalle becomes President of Uruguay More Historical Events » Famous Birthdays 1816 - William H. T. Walker‚ American Major General (Confederate Army)‚ born in Augusta‚ Georgia (d. 1864) 1939 - Tina Turner [Anna Mae Bullock]‚ American singer (Ike and Tina - "Proud Mary"; solo -"What's Love Got To Do With It")‚ born in Nutbush‚ Tennessee (d. 2023) 1939 - Mark Margolis‚ American stage and screen actor (Breaking Bad; The Wrestler)‚ born in Philadelphia‚ Pennsylvania (d. 2023) 1948 - KreÅ¡imir Ćosić‚ Croatian basketball player‚ born in Zagreb‚ PR Croatia‚ FPR Yugoslavia (d. 1995) 1953 - Shelley Moore Capito‚ American politician (Senator-R-West Virginia‚ Rep-R-WV 2001-15)‚ born in Glen Dale‚ West Virginia 1955 - Tracy Hickman‚ American sci-fi author (Dragons of Spring Dawning)‚ born in Salt Lake City‚ Utah More Famous Birthdays » Famous Deaths 1821 - Friedrich Heine‚ German composer‚ dies at 57 1941 - Niels Hansen Jacobsen‚ Danish sculptor and ceramist (Trold‚ der vejrer kristenblod)‚ dies at 80 1957 - Aleksei M Remizov‚ Russian author (Iveren)‚ dies at 80 1972 - R. P. Keigwin‚ English academic‚ dies at 89 1978 - Frank Rosolino‚ American jazz trombonist (The Frank Rosolino Sextet)‚ kills himself after shooting his sons at 52 2022 - Brian Hogan‚ English rugby league forward (5 Tests; St. Helens‚ Wigan‚ Bradford Northern‚ Widnes)‚ dies at 74 More Famous Deaths »

National Review BBC‚ the publicly funded British news outlet‚ has been accused by Jewish employees of applying a double standard after they were instructed to avoid participating in an upcoming march against anti-Semitism. The demonstration‚ the Campaign Against anti-Semitism‚ is slated to take place on Sunday afternoon at London’s Royal Courts of Justice and is […]

A Jewish teacher in New York City was forced to lock herself in an office at her school after hundreds of “radicalized” students began rampaging through the school after they learned that she attended a pro-Israel rally‚ according to a report. The terrifying incident reportedly happened at Hillcrest High School in Queens around 11 a.m. on Monday and only became public news on Saturday after the New York Post broke the story. “The teacher was seen holding a sign of Israel‚ like supporting it‚” a senior at the school told the Post. “A bunch of kids decided to make a group chat‚ expose her‚ talk about it‚ and then talk about starting a riot.” The Post reported that hundreds of students stormed into hallways and “ran amok‚ chanting‚ jumping‚ shouting‚ and waving Palestinian flags or banners‚” adding that “many tried to barge into the teacher’s classroom despite school staffers blocking their entry.” Writer Steve McGuire posted the video on X‚ writing: “The scene at Hillcrest High School in Queens as a Jewish teacher hid in her locked office for hours while students demanded she be fired for attending a pro-Israel rally.” Students reportedly were screaming that the teacher needed to be fired because she supported Israel. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPING GUIDE WATCH: The scene at Hillcrest High School in Queens as a Jewish teacher hid in her locked office for hours while students demanded she be fired for attending a pro-Israel rally. pic.twitter.com/jzVCEofvJS — Steve McGuire (@sfmcguire79) November 25‚ 2023 The video was posted on TikTok — a social media app controlled by the Chinese Communist Party that has spread pro-Hamas and anti-Israel propaganda in the weeks following the October 7 terrorist attack. The comments on the video were vile and racist‚ with people calling the teacher a “cracker a** b****” for supporting Israel. The New York Police Department (NYPD) sent a couple of dozens police officers‚ including its counterterrorism bureau‚ to quell the uprising at the school. GET 50% OFF DAILYWIRE+ ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS “Whether it was one student or multiple students who did or said something‚ whatever the trigger was‚ something happened‚” said City Councilman James Gennaro (D-Queens). “And I know from my many years on the City Council that the counterterrorism task force is not engaged unless they believe it is potentially a serious situation.” New York City Mayor Eric Adams claimed that New Yorkers were “better than this.” “The vile show of antisemitism at Hillcrest High School was motivated by ignorance-fueled hatred‚ plain and simple‚ and it will not be tolerated in any of our schools‚ let alone anywhere else in our city‚” he said. “@NYCSchools is already conducting a full investigation into how this incident took place‚ and‚ this week‚ Project Pivot teams will begin outreach with students at Hillcrest to ensure they understand why this behavior was unacceptable.” @NYCSchools is already conducting a full investigation into how this incident took place‚ and‚ this week‚ Project Pivot teams will begin outreach with students at Hillcrest to ensure they understand why this behavior was unacceptable. — Mayor Eric Adams (@NYCMayor) November 26‚ 2023

Reuters was slammed online Saturday for falsely claiming on social media that the 13 Israeli women and children hostages who were released by Hamas as part of a temporary ceasefire agreement with Israel were “Israeli soldiers.” The 13 Israeli nationals who were released from captivity included Shoshan Haran‚ 67; Adi Shoham‚ 38; Yahel Shoham‚ 3; Naveh Shoham‚ 8; Shiri Weiss‚ 53; Noga Weiss‚ 18; Maya Regev‚ 21; Hila Rotem‚ 12; Emily Hand‚ 9; Noam Or‚ 17; Alma Or‚ 13; Noam Avigdori‚ 12; and Sharon Avigdori‚ 52. “Hamas releases 13 more Israeli soldiers and four foreign nationals to the Red Cross in a second exchange‚” Reuters posted on X. The left-of-center news wire was met with immediate pushback from journalists and commentators from across the political spectrum. “An announcement from the facts department: Unlike what @Reuters says here‚ no Israeli soldiers were released today‚” said Axios reporter Barak Ravid. “Hamas released 8 Isrseli kids and 5 Israeli women it took hostage 50 days ago.” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPING GUIDE An announcement from the facts department: Unlike what @Reuters says here‚ no Israeli soldiers were released today. Hamas released 8 Isrseli kids and 5 Israeli women it took hostage 50 days ago pic.twitter.com/j4shL85WU9 — Barak Ravid (@BarakRavid) November 26‚ 2023 “Warning: Extreme disinformation‚” said former Trump administration official Ezra Cohan. “@Reuters classifying civilian women‚ and children as soldiers. Another attempt by the media to legitimize Hamas’s illegal and barbaric terrorist acts.” Left-wing lawyer Mark Zaid commented: “It is really concerning that major media‚ such as Reuters &; NYT‚ keep getting verifiable facts wrong.” “All of these mistakes go in one direction…” a popular conservative account commented. GET 50% OFF DAILYWIRE+ ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS “Oh‚ for f***’s sake @Reuters‚” said International Human Rights attorney Arsen Ostrovsky. “Seriously? They were children and their mothers‚ not ‘soldiers.’ How horribly inept and inherently biased must you be?” Dr. Alexandra Herzog of the American Jewish Committee added: “Soldiers‚ @Reuters? Wow‚ 3yo kids and 67yo women can be soldiers!” “DO BETTER. These are innocent CIVILIANS who were kidnapped from their HOME‚” she said. “Did you notice some of them were dressed in their pajamas? That’s because they were in their beds when they were dragged to Gaza.” Soldiers‚ @Reuters? Wow‚ 3yo kids and 67yo women can be soldiers! DO BETTER. These are innocent CIVILIANS who were kidnapped from their HOME. Did you notice some of them were dressed in their pyjamas? That’s because they were in their beds when they were dragged to Gaza. https://t.co/HlnrtePmIa pic.twitter.com/U8DWZawBbf — Dr. Alexandra Herzog (@alexandratali25) November 26‚ 2023 Reuters was later forced to delete the post and issue a correction.

As the final article in a three-part series‚ I will be focusing on the Old Testament and its revelatory character. Because the Old Testament is God’s revelation‚ it is‚ as the three questions above suggest‚ required for Christian discipleship.

God can use people in our lives‚ but we must never let people take the place of God in our lives.