Month: November 2023

The news to know for Wednesday, November 29, 2023!

We're telling you about new, large shipments of humanitarian aid the U.S. military is sending to Gaza and what the Biden administration is asking of Israel once the war restarts.

Also, freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and strong winds that even brought down the national Christmas tree: we'll tell you what Americans are in store for next.

Plus, we're talking about a huge milestone that could pave the way for greener air travel, how people are expected to use the newest AI chatbot, and what songs made up the soundtrack to 2023. 

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Baroness Caroline Cox has a long history of service in public office, but her passion for justice has led her not only to Great Britain's House of Lords but to war-torn, poverty-stricken nations around the world. 

“The mission is to work for people who are suffering oppression and persecution in areas which are largely unreached by the major aid organizations like the [United Nations],” Cox says of the Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust, which she leads.

Cox, who joins this episode of "The Daily Signal Podcast,” says her organization intentionally goes where others can’t because the U.N., for example, “can only go places with permission of a sovereign government.” 

The work is “risky” but also a “privilege,” says Cox, who is an independent member of the House of Lords who served as deputy speaker there from 1985 to 2005.

“The majority we work with happen to be Christians because Christians are suffering a lot of persecution around the world today,” Cox says.

The Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust also works with Muslims who are suffering in Sudan's Blue Nile State, as well as with Buddhists in Myanmar (formerly Burma), she notes. 

On the podcast, Cox also talks about her fight for the rights of Muslim women who are forced to live under Sharia law in the United Kingdom, as well as her advocacy work for persecuted religious groups across the globe. She also describes the response in the U.K. to the Israel-Hamas war. 

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