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Israel Warns of Coming War with Iran if Biden Wins
Biden has said openly for a long time that he will go back to the nuclear agreement,” Settlements Minister Tzachi Hanegbi warned said, according to Jerusalem Post. “I see that as something that will lead to a confrontation between Israel and Iran.” The minister recalled that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and most Israelis saw the Iran Deal signed by the Obama administration in 2015 as “mistaken – and that’s an understatement.” “If Biden stays with that policy, there will, in the end, be a violent confrontation between Israel and Iran,” he stated. According to Hanegbi, the aim of US President Donald Trump to negotiate a new deal with Iran is not the same because it would be “a different agreement that he would force through maximum pressure sanctions.” The potential shift of this policy under the new administration will at least partially undermine the Israeli positions in the region thus forcing Tel Aviv to take more measures to protect the recent gains. In own turn, Iran will try to exploit this to re-establish its influence in new areas. This, according to Israel, will lead to the inevitable confrontation.
Nov. 5, 2020
ISIS Terrorists Attacked Syrian Troops in Raqqa, Deir Ezzor
Late on November 5, ISIS terrorists attacked a position of the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) on the main road between the ancient city of Palmyra in eastern Homs and the town of Resafa in southern Raqqa. According to Istanbul-based Syria TV, the terrorists targeted the army’s position with a number of anti-tank guided missiles. Following the attack, warplanes of the Russian Aerospace Forces carried out four airstrikes on ISIS hideouts in the al-Amour Mount, south of Palmyra. A day earlier, ISIS terrorists attacked a vehicle of the SAA west of the town of al-Mayadin in the southern Deir Ezzor countryside. The group’s news agency, Amaq, claimed that several soldiers were killed or injured. ISIS terrorists are launching these attacks from their strongholds in the central region, the Homs desert. The desert lays between eastern Homs and western Deir Ezzor. The recent wave of attacks confirms that the ISIS terrorists are receiving support. Recent reports revealed that U.S.-backed fighters in the southeastern area of al-Tanaf are selling supplies to the group.
Nov. 6, 2020
Ethiopia orders military response after army base seized
Ethiopia PM Abiy insists military operation is limited
Ethiopian Military Deploys Air Power in Opposition-Controlled Tigray Region
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has ordered a military offensive, after an army base was taken over by forces loyal to the regional government of Tigray. Mr Abiy accused the region’s ruling party, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), of launching the attack. The attack resulted in “many martyrs, injuries and property damage”, he said in a TV address. The cabinet has declared a state of emergency in the region for six months. The national authorities have also shut down electricity, telephone and internet services in Tigray. Tensions between the government and TPLF, which used to be part of the governing coalition before falling out with Mr Abiy, have escalated in recent months, with both sides accusing the other of plotting to use military force. On Tuesday, the federal parliament proposed that the TPLF be designated as a “terrorist organisation.”
Nov. 6, 2020
Fate of Armenian-Azerbaijani War is Being Decided in Battle of Shusha
The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan — now in its sixth week — shows little sign of easing after three ceasefires have fallen apart. The military conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh could be approaching a decisive moment, analysts say, as Azerbaijani forces remain focused on a key Armenian-controlled stronghold. Azerbaijani troops and Turkish-backed Syrian militants continue storming the town of Shusha, located just south of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic capital, Stepanakert. During the past 24 hours, infantry of the Turkish-Azerbaijani bloc under cover of intense artillery and drone strikes captured several heights southeast of Shusha and were able to keep fire control over the road linking the town with the Lachin corridor area. At the same time, Armenian forces repelled several Azerbaijani attacks on the town itself inflicting, at least according to Yerevan, heavy casualties to pro-Baku forces. This goes contrary to claims of Azerbaijani sources that in their reports have almost captured the town already. In fact, Shusha is not even encircled and the Armenians still have an option to send supplies and reinforcements to it from the north and northwest. Meanwhile, Turkish and Azerbaijani sources complain that Armenia continues receiving help – military equipment and likely intelligence sharing assistance – in the conflict. The Armenians use this discontent to speculate that soon the airspace over Nagorno-Karabakh will be closed by Russia and the Azerbaijanis will have to run away to Baku. Despite this, the chances of a direct Russian intervention in the current regional situation remains unlikely. However, if Turkey and Azerbaijan continue to extensively exploit Syrian militants in the conflict as cannon folder, the strategy that Ankara already tried in Syria and Libya, the scale of indirect Russian support to the Armenians will definitely grow. If one takes into account the reaction in the public sphere, even current limited Russian support already created difficulties for the Azerbaijani-Turkish advance.
Nov. 6, 2020
Los Angeles police declare unlawful assembly, dozens arrested
Election Day protests in Seattle result in at least 8 arrests, police say nails put in roadway
Protesters in Minneapolis carry ‘America is Over’ banner; 14 arrested after setting off fireworks
National Guard activated after widespread violence in Portland, NYPD arrests about 50 protesters
‘Shut Down DC’ Protesters Hit the Streets of American Capital
The 2020 presidential election sparked protests across the nation, with some rallying in support of President Trump, some in support of Biden and others demanding that every vote be counted. Protesters in Boston marched from Nubian Square to Copley Square on Wednesday night. In Detroit and Phoenix, dozens of angry Trump supporters converged at vote-counting centers as returns went against the president in the two key states. Maricopa County in Arizona closed down briefly because of the crowds. A small group gathered in Nevada, chanting, “Count every vote, count every vote.” People in Seattle also got together to demand a complete count of ballots. In Colorado, protesters could be seen burning a Trump flag. People are taking to the streets to join “Shut Down DC” protests in the US capital city on Friday, following post-election confusion. The “Shut Down DC” movement describes itself as a group who plan and organize actions “to preserve the pillars of democracy and fight for a better future”.
****See Matthew 10:34-35, Matthew 24:7, Luke 21:9
Nov. 5, 2020
Britain, U.S. Call For New Vote In Belarus After ‘Damning’ Report On Rights Abuses
Upcoming CSTO Exercise Could Support Russian Military Deployment to Belarus
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are calling for new elections in Belarus after the publication of an independent report into the “falsified” presidential election nearly three months ago and a brutal crackdown on protests. Mass demonstrations have swept across Belarus since the disputed presidential election that the opposition says was rigged and the West has refused to accept, ratcheting up pressure on Alyaksandr Lukashenka, who has ruled the country for 26 years. Raab described the findings of the report presented to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s (OSCE) Permanent Council on November 5 — the day Lukashenka’s fifth term officially ends — as “a damning indictment” of his rule.
Nov. 5, 2020
Kyrgyzstan Tears Down Government Gates in Symbolic Move After Crisis
Kyrgyzstan tore down the gates of its main government building on Friday in a move authorities said symbolized the removal of barriers between citizens and authorities following political turmoil. Sooronbay Jeenbekov last month became the third president in Kyrgyzstan to resign amid unrest since the country gained independence 29 years ago amid the collapse of the Soviet Union. His departure came after allegations of vote-rigging in parliamentary elections sparked mass protests that persisted even after the results of the vote were canceled. The initiative to tear down the black-painted metal gates surrounding the building that houses both the parliament and the presidential administration came from the new prime minister and acting president Sadyr Japarov, parliamentary speaker Talant Mamytov told journalists. The demolition of the gates “is a symbol of the openness of the new government to the people,” Mamytov said.
Nov. 6, 2020
China to allow coast guard to use weapons in claimed waters
United States Drops ETIM Group from Terror List
China will allow its coast guard to use weapons when foreign ships involved in illegal activities in waters it controls fail to obey orders, such as to stop, a bill unveiled by a body of the country’s parliament showed Wednesday. As Beijing claims that the Senkaku Islands, administered by Tokyo, in the East China Sea are part of its territory, the envisioned law could target Japanese vessels navigating around the uninhabited islets called Diaoyu in China. The Japanese government said earlier in the day that a Chinese ship was spotted in the so-called contiguous zone outside Japanese waters, adding Chinese vessels have now been observed near the isles for 285 days this year and also for the 59th day in a row. Meanwhile, the United States has revoked the terror tag for the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), an Islamic extremist militant group that has been seeking to establish own mini-Caliphate in China’s western region of Xinjiang. US secretary of state Mike Pompeo signed off on the order removing ETIM from the list of terrorist groups on October 20, while the move itself was made public on November 4. The lifting of the terrorism tag by the US will expectedly lead to the increase of the group’s activity across the entire Central Asia. No longer considered terrorists, ETIM members and commanders will allow to have bank accounts in the United States, move freely within the US zone of control, conduct business activities, buy and sell weapons.
Nov. 5, 2020
Delaware elects first transgender state senator in US
States of Ga., Tenn. Elect Their First Homosexuals, Including Lesbian Priest, to State Legislatures
Delaware elected the nation’s first-ever transgender state senator Tuesday night when LGBT activist Sarah McBride won a senate seat in a landslide. She became the first openly trans person to give a speech at a major political party convention in 2016 when she spoke at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. McBride is the national press secretary for the Human Rights Campaign, the biggest advocacy group for LGBT civil rights in the country. Meanwhile, Georgia state Senate candidate Kim Jackson won the heavily Democratic District 41 by a landslide. Jackson is the first black LGBTQ+ person ordained as a priest in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta. In Tennessee, two openly homosexual candidates were chosen by voters to serve in the state House of Representatives: Democrat Torrey Harris and Republican Eddie Mannis.
Nov. 4, 2020
Washington DC poised to decriminalize the use of psychedelic mushrooms
Recreational Marijuana Legalized by New Jersey Voters
Washington DC on Tuesday night seemed poised to pass a ballot measure that would effectively decriminalize the use of magic mushrooms and other psychedelic plants. By around 10:30 p.m. Initiative 81 had a commanding lead, with about 76.59 percent voting to pass the measure, according to local outlets. The initiative would make the non-commercial cultivation, distribution, possession and use of psilocybin and similar drugs the police department’s lowest enforcement priority. It would not make commercial sales of the psychedelics legal.
Nov. 3, 2020
***Please also see ETRM report from Nov. 2, 2020
Oregon could become 1st US state to decriminalize hard drugs
October 12, 2020- Thousands of dead fish wash up in a lagoon in Linhares, Brazil. Link
October 11, 2020- Dead dolphins wash up on a beach in Marsa Alam, Egypt. Link
October 11, 2020- Hundreds of dead sea creatures wash up on beach in Mumbai, India. Link
October 13, 2020- Another massive die off of marine creatures, ‘a mystery’ washes on coast of Russia. Link
October 14, 2020- Millions of minks to be killed ‘due to coronavirus’ in Denmark. Link
October 17, 2020-Thousands of dead seal pups wash up, ‘a mystery’ on coast of Namibia. Link
October 18, 2020- Millions of small fish wash up on beach in Barmouth, Wales. Link
October 18, 2020- Mass die off of lobsters and fish in the waterways of Nashik, India. Link
October 18, 2020- Thousands of dead fish wash up on a lake in Southern Russia. Link
October 19, 2020- Whales dead after mass stranding in North Island, New Zealand. Link
October 22, 2020- Dead whales found on the coast of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Link
October 25, 2020- Schools of dead fish washing up in the Bronx, New York, America. Link
October 27, 2020- Tens of thousands of dead fish wash up in a river in North Carolina, America. Link
October 28, 2020- Tons of fish suddenly die in Lake Toba, North Sumatra, Indonesia. Link
October 30, 2020- Thirty five thousand birds killed due to avian flu in Netherlands. Link
October 30, 2020- Over 50 tons of fish dead after storm in Lake Buhi, Philippines. Link
November 2, 2020- Thousands of dead fish and birds, ‘an ecological disaster’ on Lake Koroneia, Greece. Link
November 2, 2020- Thousands of birds killed due to avian flu in Cheshire, England. Link
November 2, 2020- Hundreds of birds killed due to avian flu in Kent, England. Link
November 4, 2020- Over 200,000 chickens culled in Dutch and German farms over bird flu outbreaks. Link
November 5, 2020- Seventeen million mink to be killed ‘due to coronavirus’ in Denmark. Link
US formally withdraws from Paris agreement
After a three-year delay, the US has become the first nation in the world to formally withdraw from the Paris climate agreement. President Trump announced the move in June 2017, but UN regulations meant that his decision only takes effect today, the day after the US election. The US could re-join it in future, should a president choose to do so. The Paris deal was drafted in 2015 to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change. It aims to keep the global temperature rise this century well below 2C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase even further to 1.5C.
Nov. 4, 2020
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