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This news has nothing to do with bible prophecy. However, since I am proud of my Brother Al DiMora I wanted to share with you his newest company dealing with fishing boats. I suppose if I wanted I could label this under Daniel chapter 12:4 where the Lord tells us in the last days knowledge would increase. Al is using the latest technology he has gotten to create one of the finest fishing boats around. Thank you for allowing me to share what Al is doing. If you are ever in the Palm Spring area and you want a tour of his company just email him and tell him you are a friend of Frank. He would be happy to show you the new cars and boats.
DiMora Watercraft Heads to Lake Havasu
Newest Line of Composite Fishing Vessels to be Displayed
Palm Springs, California – November 18, 2016 – In a day and age when more people are looking for something tailored to their boating needs, DiMora Watercraft fills that void. The newly formed boat building company has launched a line of custom, made to order fishing vessels that capture the true essence of a fisherman’s wants and needs.
“Although we are relatively new to the boating industry, we aren’t new to offering tailored products for the consumer,” said Sir Alfred J. DiMora, owner of DiMora Watercraft. “I’ve been in the automotive industry for over forty years and felt that there was a void in the boating world, primarily in the mid-priced market for custom fishing boats.”
Top view of DiMora D16 Custom Fishing Vessel
DiMora Watercraft offers trailerable fishing vessels in sizes ranging from 14′ to 24′ that can withstand the light offshore fishing environment. Each vessel is hand built by a dedicated team of professionals in Palm Springs, California, and meets United States Coast Guard specifications for safety.
“What really sets us apart from what is currently on the market is that each hull is built from 100 percent composite material and during the construction process, each hull is reinforced with special carbon fiber technology for added durability and peace of mind,” shared DiMora. “Fishermen know that when they buy a DiMora Watercraft fishing boat, they are getting a hull that can withstand much more stress out on the open sea than the average boat at this price point.”
Side view of DiMora D16 Custom Fishing Vessel
Each DiMora Watercraft boat is constructed without the use of wood, eliminating the dreaded wood-rot issue many boat owners inevitably face. The addition of advanced carbon fiber technology added to each hull is a standard signature feature of the brand’s commitment to quality and durability.
When it comes to on-deck features, customers are only limited by their imagination. “If they can dream it, we can build it,” said DiMora. “Our current production schedule is 30 days per vessel, depending on how elaborate the customer order is.”
To view the quality and craftsmanship first-hand, stop by the GatorStep (www.gatorstep.com) booth this weekend at the 5th Annual Sand and Water Expo (www.sandandwaterexpo.com) in Lake Havasu, Arizona, November 19-20, 2016. DiMora Watercraft will be displaying their D16 model in the booth and will have representatives on hand to answer consumer questions and discuss custom ordering options.
About DiMora Watercraft
DiMora Watercraft, formally Western Eagle Boats, recently switched ownership and relocated to Palm Springs, California. The handcrafted fishing boats are manufactured in California by a small team of boating enthusiasts.
Western Eagle Boats began in Maine in 1963. The company has grown a loyal following within the fishing community that has transcended the span of 53 years. The quality and handcrafted craftsmanship continue to remain intact, while positive brand recognition continues to grow.
Bible prophecy documentary book download proving our generation will see the return of the Lord. Do you want to know what is going to happen in the future before it actually takes place? The Word of God provides you with specific details about our future and all of these things are coming to pass in this generation. If you aren’t saved yet this is a must read! Download The Last Chronicles of Planet Earth November 17, 2016 Edition written by Frank DiMora
Bible prophecy documentary book download proving our generation will see the return of the Lord. Do you want to know what is going to happen in the future before it actually takes place? The Word of God provides you with specific details about our future and all of these things are coming to pass in this generation. If you aren’t saved yet this is a must read! Download The Last Chronicles of Planet Earth November 17, 2016 Edition written by Frank DiMora
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Headline: Trump Team Warns Obama Against Last-Minute ‘UN Surprise’ on Israel
Saying that pushing agendas “contrary to the president-elect’s position” would not be in the “spirit of the transition”, Trump national security advisor for Donald Trump last week warned the Obama administration against making moves on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in his last months in office. “On big, transformative issues where President Obama and President-elect Trump are not in alignment, I don’t think it’s in keeping with the spirit of the transition…to try to push through agenda items that are contrary to the president-elect’s positions,” the advisor told Politico. Trump’s vision for Israel is extremely different from that of Obama, whose relationship with the Jewish state has been strained, to say the least. Trump campaigned on a strong pro-Israel platform, promising to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and hinting that he would lift restrictions on building in settlements, whereas the State Department under Obama has repeatedly and strongly condemned even small-scale Israeli construction in Judea and Samaria.
Nov. 16, 2016
Headline: Danny Danon to UN forum: ‘See you in court, BDS’
Headline: International mayors denounce UNESCO for ignoring Jewish ties to Temple Mount
Hundreds of people gathered at United Nations headquarters on Wednesday night to attend a forum held by the Israeli Mission to the UN to discuss the legal fight against the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement. Ambassador Danny Danon hosted the event in his capacity as the chairman of the UN Sixth Committee, the primary forum for the consideration of legal questions in the General Assembly. “We are here to send a simple message to the BDS movement: To the bullies who harass students on campus, to those who use the language of civil rights to mask their hate, to the activists who are conducting this illegal and unjust campaign of hate; your time is over, your movement based on lies and intimidation is coming to an end,” he told the crowd. “We will use every tool and every legal measure to stop the hate.” Putting a stop to the anti-Israel movement, Danon said, should be at the top of the UN agenda. “We will focus on lawfare, the use of legal procedures, to fight bias and discrimination and to stand up to boycotts. We are here to learn from the experts to think of new ways to collaborate so we can tell BDS activists: See you in court! “But lawfare isn’t just about using the law as a shield; it’s also about engagement,” Danon added. “We engage institutions and trust them to do the right thing. We trust them to follow the law and to follow the principles of justice. And that’s why we will win, because the truth is on our side, history is on our side and justice is on our side.” Nov. 17, 2016
The Knesset, Israel’s parliament, on Wednesday gave preliminary approval to a bill legalizing settlements on Palestinian territory in the West Bank. The bill will retroactively legalize Jewish settlements built on Palestinian territory occupied by Israelis. Despite voicing opposition to the bill, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voted in favor. Under the bill, which is not yet law, Jewish settlers who build homes on private Palestinian land will need to financially compensate the owners of the land. The Knesset’s actions counter Israel’s High Court of Justice decision on Monday to reject a government request for a delay in demolishing settlement homes in Amona, West Bank. The conservative Jewish Home party, led by Naftali Bennett, sponsored the bill, which still faces several legislative hurdles before becoming law.
Nov. 16, 2016
Headline: Menorah and Oil Stand Ready for Third Temple as Hanukkah Approaches
A ritually pure oil has been carefully prepared by the nascent Sanhedrin so that the people of Israel will be ready to light the menorah should the Third Temple arrive by Hanukkah, which this year begins on December 24. “The oil is ready, so if the government decided to permit it, we are ready to go up to the Temple Mount and light the menorah,” affirmed Rabbi Yaakov Savir, appointed by the Sanhedrin to oversee the complex oil-making process. He explained that lighting the menorah is actually considered a ritual offering to God: “The oil is burned just like an animal sacrifice and is considered one of the daily Temple offerings.” Interestingly, the Temple itself is not actually needed to perform the commandment of lighting the menorah, though in current times it would be extremely difficult to take a menorah onto the Mount, let alone light it there, as any type of Jewish prayer is not permitted. However, the Sanhedrin remains hopeful. “We can do this part of the Temple service on the Temple Mount right now without building a Temple. We are preparing the oil now, so that if the situation suddenly arises, we will be ready to perform this mitzvah (Torah commandment),” Rabbi Savir told Breaking Israel News. According to the Torah, the Temple menorah should be made out of beaten gold. Lacking such a menorah, one made of any type of metal is kosher to be used in the Temple. The Temple Institute has built a replica of the original Temple menorah, but it is made of wood, and thus not suited for use in the Temple. If the need for the Temple menorah suddenly arises, the Institute has a metal replica as well.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: PM receives Turkey’s former president, Iraqi parliament speaker
Headline: US Refutes Jordan’s Claim Americans Sparked Deadly Shooting
Prime Minister Hani Mulki on Thursday met with former Turkish president Abullah Gül, who is currently visiting the Kingdom to participate in the 10th Amman Security Colloquium, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported. Mulki commended Gül’s efforts in improving Jordanian-Turkish relations while in office, which resulted in a free trade agreement. Also on Thursday, Mulki met with Iraqi Parliament Speaker Salim Jabouri to discuss bilateral relations, the latest developments in Iraq and efforts to fight terrorism. Mulki stressed the importance of the oil pipeline project from Basra to Aqaba.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Hezbollah spotted with US-made military vehicles
Headline: Lebanese Army attacks ISIS in Jaroud Arsal
An Iran-backed terrorist group operating in Syria is parading around the war-torn country in U.S.-made armored vehicles affixed with antiaircraft guns – and one of the most frightening aspects is how U.S. officials and analysts can’t agree on how the extremists got their hands on the American war machines. A popular theory quickly emerged that Hezbollah had stolen – or otherwise acquired – the M113s from the Lebanese Armed Forces, which receives U.S. military aid. But a State Department official told The Washington Post this was an unlikely scenario. “The Lebanese military has publicly stated that the M113s depicted online were never part of their equipment roster,” the official said. “Our initial assessment concurs: The M113s allegedly in Hezbollah’s possession in Syria are unlikely to have come from the Lebanese military. We are working closely with our colleagues in the Pentagon and in the Intelligence Community on to resolve this issue.”
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Riyadh warns Trump against halting oil imports
Headline: The largest oil deposit ever found in America was just discovered in Texas
Saudi Arabian energy minister Khalid al-Falih has called on US President-elect Donald Trump not to stop oil imports from his country. In an interview with the Financial Times on Tuesday, al-Falih said Trump should achieve the energy-related goals that he outlined in his campaign speeches, namely halting dependence on foreign energy sources, without limiting imports. The minister asserted that the US “benefits more than anybody else from global free trade,” referring to its recent spike in natural gas and oil product exports. The US receives 31 percent of its oil from OPEC member states, 40 percent from Canada and the rest from domestic production.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Kerry adviser apologizes for misunderstanding on Yemen deal
Sources from Yemen’s army and resistance forces have confirmed they were able to retake complete control in parts of eastern Taiz. The forces were able to regain control of Al-Jehmaliah town and other eastern parts of Taiz city from Houthi militias and forces loyal to ousted former president Ali Abdullah Saleh. Civilian sources also said parts of the Republican Palace neighborhood in the city were liberated after months of siege by militia forces. Key facilities in the areas liberated included a military hospital, an army supplies center, two schools and a cultural center. Recently, Houthi militias have been accused of attacking civilian buildings in Taiz, including places of worship, pictures obtained by Al Arabiya News Channel have shown. Images have revealed how the armed militias violated the sanctity of the Tawhid mosque in Taiz.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: U.S. halts military support for Turkey’s fight in key Islamic State town
Headline: Putin withdraws Russia from International Criminal Court
The U.S. military has halted support for Turkish ground troops pushing deeper into Islamic State-held territory in Syria, highlighting the mounting tension between NATO allies over how to defeat the extremist group. A spokesman for U.S. forces in Iraq and Syria said on Wednesday that no airstrikes or American special operations advisers are assisting the Turkish military’s operation targeting ISIS fighters in al Bab. Located 20 miles south of the Turkey-Syria border, the town serves as an important transfer point for fighters and supplies bound for Raqqa, the Islamic State’s self-proclaimed capital some 125 miles to the east. “We’ve not supported the advance to al Bab thus far ,” Air Force Col. John Dorrian said. “This is a decision they’ve made to go into al Bab, but it’s not one that the coalition has provided strikes in support of.” Despite that, Dorrian said the Turkish advance appears to be going well. “They’ve not yet moved into al Bab and taken the city, but they are very, very close, encountering some pretty tough resistance,” he noted. “They do expect to be able to power through that.”
Nov. 16, 2016
Headline: Car bomb in Syrian town near Turkey border kills at least 10
At least 10 people were killed and dozens were injured by a car bomb on Thursday which targeted a building used by a rebel group in the northern Syrian town of Azaz near the Turkish border, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Yasser al-Yousef, from the political office of the Nour al-Din al-Zinki rebel group which controls the building, put the death toll higher at 25. It said the car bomb targeted a security office belonging to the group. Azaz, controlled by rebel groups, has been the scene of infighting between the various insurgent groups.
Nov. 17, 2016
In one attack, IS militants fired mortar rounds on government-controlled areas in eastern Mosul, killing seven civilians and wounding 35 others, said army medic Bashir Jabar who is in charge of a field clinic run by the Iraqi special forces. In the city’s eastern Tahrir neighborhood, a car packed with explosives sped out from its hiding spot in a school complex, ramming into Iraqi troops’ position and exploding into a ball of fire. A soldier was killed and three were wounded, two officers said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to reporters.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Shiite militia captures key airport in Tal Afar, west of Mosul
The Hashd al Shaabi Shiite-led militia said it took control of a strategic airport from the Islamic State in the city of Tal Afar, west of Mosul. Iraqi security forces will use the airport as a base to combat the Islamic State as the ground offensive to capture Mosul, Iraq’s second-largest city, continues. Tal Afar is about 43 miles west of Mosul. “The Tal Afar airport has fallen militarily to our forces after the liberation of Tal Ramh village, which is 2 kilometers [0.62 miles] away from the airport,” the Hashd al Shaabi militia said in a statement Wednesday, later adding that it was clearing the airport of any IS militants in hiding, according to Rudaw.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Iran slams Saudi-proposed Syrian resolutions during UN General Assembly
Gholam-Hossein Dehqani, Iran’s deputy representative to the United Nations, has denounced a Saudi-proposed UN resolution against the Syrian government, stressing that it rewards those countries backing terrorism and extremism in the country and does a “disservice” to the UN. The comments were made during the Third Committee of the 71st session of the General Assembly. “It does nothing but rewarding violent extremism and terrorism and those who have helped them develop extreme ideologies and corresponding financial and logistical resources in the past many years,” he added. “Let me, however, assure those who initiated this resolution and those who abetted them to push it through this committee, that this and similar acts won’t dissuade us from our fight against violent extremism, as we are determined to clean our environment from extremists who try to sow terror in our neighborhood and export it to the entire world,” he added.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Suicide bomber kills four Afghan intelligence staff in Kabul
A suicide bomber set off his explosive vest near a van carrying staff from the National Directorate of Security – the Afghan spy agency – killing four of them on Wednesday morning, officials said. “Thirteen others including civilians and intelligence staff members were wounded,” a security official told dpa on condition of anonymity. Sediq Sediqi, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry said the incident took place near Pul-e Mahmood Khan area, close to the presidential palace. The bomber carried out the attack on foot. No group, including the Taliban, has taken responsibility for the attack. President Ashraf Ghani condemned the attack in a statement, saying “terrorists cannot achieve their masters’ goals by spreading fear.” Four people, including two US soldiers and two US contractors were killed and 17 others were injured, including a Polish soldier, at Bagram, the largest US military airbase in Parwan province, about an hour north of Kabul.
Nov. 16, 2016
Headline: Morocco: King Mohammed VI to launch diplomatic offensive in Ethiopia
King Mohammed VI of Morocco is set to pay a visit to Addis Ababa to drum up support for the Kingdom’s bid to return to the African Union (AU), various local media report on Wednesday. King Mohammed VI is heading to Addis Ababa by Friday, November 18 before heading to Madagascar for the International Francophone Organization Summit. The Ethiopia trip is set to be the first visit by a Moroccan leader to Addis Ababa after almost half a century. The visit to Ethiopia comes ahead of the upcoming AU summit scheduled for January 2017 here in Addis Ababa where the issue of Morocco’s re-admission to the continental organization (African Union) is expected to be one of the agenda topics. The king is expected to head a delegation comprised of senior officials, including several ministers, who are due to hold discussions with their Ethiopian counterparts. The two nations have recently renewed their bilateral relationships with a view to bolster trade, investment and diplomatic ties. As a reminder, Morocco wants to rejoin the African Union (AU), 32 years after leaving the union over the disputed Western Sahara.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: U.S. to propose U.N. arms embargo on South Sudan, sanctions
Headline: Wave of ethnic killings engulfs town in South Sudan
The United States said on Thursday it plans to circulate to the 15-member United Nations Security Council a draft resolution to impose an arms embargo on South Sudan and targeted sanctions on “individuals who have been the biggest spoilers” of peace. Samantha Power, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, told the council she would put forward the draft resolution in the coming days.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Army on rise in Libya’s east, spurring hopes of normal life
Headline: 20 Libyan troops killed in clashes in Benghazi
At Benghazi University, graduation pictures shot at a wrecked campus symbolise hope for a return to normality in the city after more than two years of war. It is a war in which the eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA) has been slowly prevailing against a coalition of Islamists and former revolutionaries. Its commander, Khalifa Haftar, is gaining political influence, his popularity boosted by the army’s advance. “We can’t pursue our studies here but thanks to our army I’ve been able to return, if it wasn’t for them I wouldn’t be standing here,” said Amal Al Obeidi, a law graduate. “The situation will get back to normal and we hold great hope in our army.” But while the LNA’s progress has brought relative calm to parts of Benghazi, continued clashes and bomb attacks have exposed the limits of the army’s control and raised questions about its ambitions to dominate Libya’s rival factions.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Armenia Extends Proliferation Accord With U.S.
The parliament of Armenia has voted to extend for seven years a bilateral agreement with the United States on preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. A total of 104 out of the 131 deputies voted in favor of the extension on November 17. The Armenian government approved the extension of the agreement, which was signed in 2000, on October 20. Under the initiative, the United States provides Armenia with equipment and advice on preventing the spread of materials and technology related to nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. On November 16, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Bridget Brink met with Armenian President Serzh Sarkisian to assure him that the United States “will continue to be interested in developments in the South Caucasus” under the administration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Brazil: Protesters storm Congress seeking military rule
Dozens of protesters demanding a military coup have forced their way into Brazil’s lower chamber of Congress in the capital, Brasilia. At least 40 demonstrators scuffled with guards and took over the podium as a session began on Wednesday. Denouncing government corruption, they called for a return to military rule – which Brazil saw from 1964 to 1985. In Rio de Janeiro, police fired tear gas at public sector workers protesting against cuts. The protesters swept past security guards and smashed a glass door to get into the parliament chamber, where they shouted “general here, general here” and sang the national anthem. It took police three hours to round up all the protesters, according to Reuters news agency. They were all detained.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Police, anarchists clash in Athens as 17K mark 1973 uprising
Clashes between anarchists and Greek police broke out Thursday on the sidelines of a peaceful march to the U.S. embassy in Athens, in an annual commemoration of a 1973 student uprising that was crushed by the military dictatorship which ruled the country from 1967-74. About 17,000 people marched to the embassy without incident, although some protesters taunted and threw garbage at about 1,000 participating supporters of the governing Syriza party. Some 3,000 police were deployed in central Athens as a precaution. But the violence came from another quarter of the city. Dozens of anarchists occupied the National Technical University complex, site of the failed pro-democracy revolt, and attacked police with petrol bombs, flares and stones. Riot police responded with tear gas and stun grenades as street battles lurched outside the university in the densely-inhabited Exarcheia district, well away from the embassy. No arrests or injuries were reported.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Faceless monitors judge fake news on social media
Google and Facebook announced separately on Monday, November 14, that they are taking steps against sites that spread fake news and against social media pages that publish misleading content. These measures open up some serious questions about freedom of expression. What news is “fake”? And how and by whom is it defined? What constitutes misleading content, and how is it classified as such? Does a political viewpoint, extreme religious belief, or open criticism on such issues as the operation to liberate the Iraqi city of Mosul from ISIS, for example, govern the judgment of what constitutes misleading content and is to be restricted? There is no clear answer to these questions. Google announced that it will punish sites by barring them from its AdSense network, which places advertisements on internet sites worldwide. Facebook, meanwhile, announced that it will update its advertising policy and not allow income from ads on social media pages that distribute “misleading” content. These steps are a dubious extension of the welcome policies that deny advertising and revenue from internet sites publishing pornography, gambling or extreme violence.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Drought in Northeast US expected to persist through February
The long-running drought in much of the Northeastern United States is expected to persist through the winter. The US Drought Monitor map released Thursday shows dry conditions continuing through February throughout New England and the only relief coming in parts of upstate New York, where some drought-stricken areas could see improving conditions. The drought is the worst seen in more than a decade. It has been devastating to farmers and resulted in water restrictions in many places. It has dried up drinking wells and dropped lake levels. Drought also is expected to persist in much of the Southeast, the Southwest as well as parts of the Midwest and California.
Nov. 17, 2016
Headline: Aberystwyth Wales hit by 94mph hurricane-force winds as ‘tornado’ flattens caravans in ‘absolute carnage’
Hurricane-force winds of 94mph have left a trail of destruction after an apparent tornado swept through west Wales. Huge gusts measuring 82 knots struck Aberystwyth, the market town and popular holiday resort, at about 10.30am on Thursday. The winds, which crews at Aberystwyth Lifeboat weather station said were the strongest they had ever recorded, overturned 20 caravans at a holiday park and took out power for some homes. Dyfed Powys Police reported dozens of roads closed or blocked by fallen trees, tiles blown off roofs or other debris. Locals described the damage caused by what they described as a tornado as “absolute carnage”, with one saying their doors were “rattling like a 747 just flew over the roof”. Police said no injuries were reported. The Met Office and Meteogroup said they had yet to confirm if a tornado had hit the area, but was aware of reports from Clarach, near Aberystwyth.
Nov. 17, 2016
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Headline: Living Prophecy – Israel Marks First National Aliyah Day
A massive yet low-profile exodus of a specific group of people has been taking place over the centuries and continues to the present day. The exodus has been from countries all over the world; their common destination the land of Israel. It’s commonly referred to as Aliyah – the return of Jews scattered across the world, and is considered a major fulfillment of end-time Bible prophecy. Israel celebrated its first Aliyah Day with a ceremony in Jerusalem last week. Earlier this year, the Aliyah Day law was passed to recognize the importance of immigration to Israel and its development as a multicultural society. The law designated Aliyah Day as the seventh day of the Hebrew month of Heshvan, coinciding with the reading of the Torah portion, which describes the divine commandment directing Abraham to go to the land of Israel. Immigrant Absorption Minister Sofa Landver, who immigrated to Israel 37 years ago, said she is “proud and excited that for the first time, Israel is marking a day commemorating immigration to Israel.” “All those immigrants, from the first wave of immigration to Israel to the fifth, from Operation Moses and Solomon to the new immigrants — they are all composed of the ingathering of exiles called the state of Israel,” she said. Israel is a country of eight million citizens, 40 percent of whom were born outside of the country. Over three million people immigrated to the Jewish state since its inception in 1948, coming from every corner of the globe–from the US to Mozambique.
Nov. 14, 2016
Headline: Settlers vow resistance against demolition of homes
Headline: Ofra outpost calls MKs to support Wednesday’s ‘Regulation Bill’
“We’ll stand here like a bulwark!” Amona spokesman Avihai Boaron promised. Residents of the Amona outpost promised to resist any evacuation attempts, after the High Court of Justice rejected last-minute appeals for a delay and insisted that their hilltop community must be demolished by December 25. “We’ll stand here like a bulwark!” Amona spokesman Avihai Boaron promised at an emergency meeting the community’s 40 families held on Monday night, just hours after receiving the final word from the court. In the days to come, he said, a tent city would be put up for those who want to help the community resist the court decree. He appealed to Netanyahu to support a legislative solution, explaining that there 40 families in the outpost, including 200 children and teens. “It’s up to you [Netanyahu] to save us or to sacrifice us,” he said. “Pass the bill and remove the sword of evacuation and transfer from over our heads,” Boaron said. He referenced the forced demotion that took place there in February 2006, when security forces carried out an HCJ ruling to demolish nine permanent homes in the outpost. “We won’t let Amona fall again,” he said.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Palestinian U.N. Ambassador: We’ll Use ‘Weapons That We Have in U.N.’ If Trump Moves U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem
Palestinian Ambassador to the United Nations Riyad Mansour said Friday that if President-elect Donald Trump follows through on his campaign promise to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, then “nobody should blame us for unleashing all of the weapons that we have in the U.N. to defend ourselves, and we have a lot of weapons in the U.N.” Trump promised in March during a speech before the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) that, “We will move the U.S. embassy to the eternal capital of the Jewish people, Jerusalem.” Following a private meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu in September, his campaign wrote that Trump “acknowledged that Jerusalem has been the eternal capital of the Jewish People for over 3,000 years, and that the United States, under a Trump administration, will finally accept the long-standing Congressional mandate to recognize Jerusalem as the undivided capital of the State of Israel.”
Nov. 14, 2016
Headline: Jordan: Any Israeli decision on call to prayer “false, insignificant”
Any decision by the Israeli occupation authority on Jerusalem’s holy shrines, including a proposed ban on the call to prayer, is false and insignificant, said Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs undersecretary Abdullah Abbadi. “An occupier cannot make any historical change to the city it occupies, and things (must) remain the same without any change”, a fact that underlines that any Israeli decision on Jerusalem is false and insignificant for the city is under occupation”, he told Petra in a statement. Abbadi, who is also director of the department on Al Aqsa Mosque affairs, stressed that the azan, the five-times-a-day summons to prayer, from the loudspeakers of the Al Aqsa (mosque compound) in Jerusalem will remain forever. Representatives of Israel’s Knesset (parliament) have given their approval to the so-called “muezzin bill”, banning the use of loudspeakers for call to Muslim prayer. The right-wing government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has backed the notion, which is subject to a parliamentary vote. Nov. 15, 2016
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Headline: Hezbollah shows off tanks, missiles in Syria
Arab media has published pictures of the massive amounts of Hezbollah forces in Syria. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported on the show of force, as did various Hezbollah media outlets. The Shia terror group didn’t officially publish any of the pictures. Lebanese media outlets are struggling to understand the message Hezbollah is trying to send with these pictures, especially since the pictures weren’t published by the terror group itself. Meanwhile, commentators on various social media sites are claiming that some of the materiel – including tracked vehicles – seen in the pictures are US made and taken from the Lebanese military. The Syrian rebels were having a field day over the pictures, claiming that this was just further confirmation that Hezbollah are the ones who are really in charge in Syria, while the anti-Hezbollah March 14 coalition came out against the pictures, with one of the coalition leaders tweeting that the pictures “shatter all hope to restore the dignity and the image of the state.”
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Houthis hit Saudi command center in Najran
Headline: Kerry: Yemen rebels agree to a cease-fire, starting Thursday
Headline: Yemeni govt snubs Kerry’s end of hostilities deal
PressTV have reported that Yemeni forces have fired two ballistic missiles in counteroffensives against the southwestern Saudi Arabia region of Najran, hitting targets that included a Saudi military command center, which hosted the largest number of Saudi troops in the region. The Saudi command center was hit by a Tochka missile on Tuesday, as well as Zalzal 3 missile at the Rajla military base there. Al-Masirah television have not reported whether there were casualties. The Saudi military claimed that it had intercepted and destroyed the projectiles before impact.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Egypt: Mohammed Morsi death sentence overturned
Egypt’s highest court of appeal has overturned death sentences against ousted President Mohammed Morsi and five other Muslim Brotherhood leaders. The Court of Cassation ordered that the six men face a retrial in connection with a mass prison break during the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak. Twenty-one life sentences for other Brotherhood members were overturned. Morsi was elected president in 2012 but was removed by the military a year later after protests against his rule. Although he is no longer at risk of execution, Morsi is serving three lengthy prison sentences relating to other convictions.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: While Assad bans aid deliveries, UN tells agencies to cut back Syria funding requests
The United Nations is quietly urging its agencies and non-governmental organizations operating in Syria to scale back their multibillion-dollar requests for aid for next year by more than 20 percent, according to an internal document examined by Fox News. The main reasons: acute donor fatigue, and an inability to actually deliver on the expanding wish list of projects to ease the plight of millions of suffering Syrians. The document also cites bans on delivering aid, either by ISIS militants or, more often, the Bashar Al-Assad dictatorship, that are, it states, now the “main impediment” to U.N. relief activities. The funding document suggests that, “considering these trends,” relief organizations aim for “a maximum of $2.5 billion,” vs. this year’s $3.2 billion, for what is known as the Syria Humanitarian Relief Plan (HRP), a U.N.-coordinated appeal that would still likely be the world’s largest humanitarian relief operation next year. Reading between the lines, the document also is an adjustment to a chorus of internal and external complaints about U.N.-led relief efforts in Syria, which also may be reflected in the funding shortfalls that the document tries to address. It notes, for example, that a reduced funding appeal could lead to “a more thorough and credible selection of projects” for Syria — where currently, some 390 relief projects with a collective price tag of about $1 billion are not funded at all. That is 74 percent of all the projects in the 2016 appeal, the document notes.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Russia launches new offensive, airstrikes hit Syria’s Aleppo
Russia launched new strikes in Syria on Tuesday involving carrier-borne jets and long-range missiles as opposition activists on the ground reported that the first airstrikes in nearly a month struck the besieged, rebel-held parts of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo. According to activists, between four and 10 people were killed in the strikes on Aleppo, raising concerns of a return to daily deadly bombardment in Syria’s largest city. The Russian blitz began hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President-elect Donald Trump discussed Syria over the phone and agreed on the need to combine efforts in the fight against what the Kremlin called their No. 1 enemy—”international terrorism and extremism.”
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Iraq’s Yazidi plot rise of rebuilt capital next to city devastated by ISIS
It’s been one year since ISIS was driven from the Iraqi city of Sinjar, but the Yazidis who called it their capital do not plan to rebuild, at least not in the same location. The black-clad jihadist army left mass graves and rubble in its wake, and now, from an abandoned home in Sinjar, also known as Shingal, Mayor Mahma Khalil is meeting with his top aides to plan a new city, next to the old one. “We will build an entirely new city, next to this town,” Khalil told FoxNews.com. “Economically, it is easier than to reconstruct. The infrastructure is destroyed. And there are too many bad memories here. Who wants to come back to these memories?” The city once stood proudly at the base of Mount Sinjar, bustling with activity and steeped in ancient tradition. Farmers’ markets, festivals and Yazidi temples for the persecuted religious minority that made up 83 percent of the township dotted the cityscape. After more than a year of ISIS occupation — and a fierce ground and aerial campaign to oust the terrorists — there is little worth saving in the city 43 miles west of Mosul, and once home to 152,000 people.
Nov. 15, 2016
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs has decided to appoint Eitan Na’eh to the position of Israeli Ambassador to Turkey. Na’eh will be Israel’s first ambassador to the country since the two nations relations deteriorated due to the Mavi Marmara incident in summer 2010.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Rouhani: ‘Iran, Russia will not stop until terrorism is defeated’
Headline: Russia and Iran in talks for $10 billion military deal
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has affirmed that the “strategic cooperation” between Russia and Iran will continue till terrorism in the Middle East is defeated. “There is strategic cooperation between Iran and Russia to fight terrorism and such cooperation will continue until the eradication of terrorism in the region,” Rouhani said in a meeting with Russia’s Federation Council Chairperson Valentina Ivanovna Matvienko in Tehran on Monday. “Terrorist groups are dangerous for the entire region and the world and we must continue with the fight against these groups along with each other until the eradication of terrorism and the establishment of stability and the will of the Syrian people over their country’s affairs,” he added. He then went onto expressing the friendship between Russia and Iran. “The Islamic Republic of Iran’s resolve is to expand relations with the Russian Federation in all fields,” Rouhani stated.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: US army and CIA may be guilty of war crimes in Afghanistan, says ICC
US armed forces and the CIA may have committed war crimes by torturing detainees in Afghanistan, the international criminal court’s chief prosecutor has said in a report, raising the possibility that American citizens could be indicted even though Washington has not joined the global court. “Members of US armed forces appear to have subjected at least 61 detained persons to torture, cruel treatment, outrages upon personal dignity on the territory of Afghanistan between 1 May 2003 and 31 December 2014,” according to the report issued by prosecutor Fatou Bensouda’s office on Monday. The report adds that CIA operatives may have subjected at least 27 detainees in Afghanistan, Poland, Romania and Lithuania to “torture, cruel treatment, outrages upon personal dignity and/or rape” between December 2002 and March 2008. Most of the alleged abuse happened in 2003-04, the report says.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Ethiopia charges 22 over terror plot instigated by opposition in the diaspora
The Federal High Court in Ethiopia on Monday charged 22 individuals for terror related offences. According to the state affiliated FANA Broadcasting Corporate, the charges were in respect of ‘‘causing damage by inciting violence in schools.’‘ ‘‘The 22 individuals, including 1st defendant Dereje Alemu Desta, 2nd defendant Teshome Diribsa and 3rd defendant Behiru Lucho, were charged for damaging government and public properties as well as plotting to carry out terror acts,’‘ FBC said. The report further states that the accused persons were receiving instructions from leaders of the Oromo Liberation Front based in Kenya and Norway. The OLF is an opposition group which has been labeled as a terrorist organization by the Ethiopian government. They have been accused of been behind protests that have hit two main regions – Oromia and Amhara, since last year.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Japan OKs additional role for its troops in South Sudan
Japan has approved assigning its troops in South Sudan on non-combative support under U.N. peacekeeping operations, an additional mission that opponents say would risk of getting them embroiled in international fighting that Tokyo has renounced since the end of World War II. The task, approved Tuesday by the Cabinet, begins with a 350-troop South Sudan mission to be dispatched in three waves beginning Sunday, under Japan’s new security law enacted last year. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government has been expanding Japan’s international military role, but opponents say the mission not only puts Japanese soldiers at greater risk but also violates Japan’s pacifist constitution.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Air strike targeting militants kills seven in southern Libya
An air strike targeting Islamist militants has killed at least seven people near the southwestern Libyan city of Sabha, a local official and media reports said on Tuesday. Gunmen later seized the remains of the suspected militants from a morgue, said the official, who did not want to be identified for fear of reprisals. There were conflicting reports about whether the suspected militants were linked to al Qaeda or ISIS, both of which have a presence in Libya’s south.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Tunisia seizes three arms caches near Libya border
Tunisian forces captured three large arms caches near the border with Libya over the weekend, including Kalashnikov rifles, rockets and landmines, the interior ministry said. The caches in the border city of Ben Guerdane will stoke Tunisia’s concerns about the threat of Islamist militants crossing over Libya, where pro-government forces are close to ending Islamic State’s hold on Sirte city. Islamic State, fighting to set up a Caliphate following its brand of Islam across North Africa and the Middle East, sent dozens of Islamic State fighters into Ben Guerdane in March, attacking army and police posts and killing at least 53 people. Many of the militants in Libya are originally from Tunisia, and the country’s young democracy since its 2011 uprising has been seen as a target for the hardline Islamist group.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: ‘No DAPL’ protester shuts down intersection in downtown Columbus
Headline: What You Need to Know About the Dakota Access Pipeline Protest
Police shut down Broad at 3rd for more than an hour after a protester parked a “No DAPL” van in the intersection and then chained himself underneath the vehicle. Other protesters watching from the sidewalk began chanting “bring our troopers home” and “water is life” while Columbus police and firefighters worked to get the protester from out under the vehicle. Police brought in bomb-sniffing dogs as a precaution and after clearing the vehicle, worked to free the man using a special saw. Officers say the protester, identified as Peter Gibbons-Ballew, had a pipe handcuffed to him and locked himself to the van that way. They had to cut the van to get him out, and he still had the pipe locked to him when they left the scene. When police finally pulled Gibbons-Ballew out from under the vehicle, he began shouting “water is Life.” He was placed in a police van and is facing three misdemeanor charges, including inducing panic and resisting arrest.
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Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Is Planned Parenthood affiliate fueling anti-Trump protests?
Headline: Watch: Anti-Trump protesters call for Intifada in America
The Craigslist ads read: “STOP TRUMP – up to $1500/week. Hiring immediately! Call Today Start tomorrow! $15-$18 hourly rate + bonus + overtime up to 77 hours per week!” They were placed by a Planned Parenthood affiliate in major cities like Boston, Denver, Columbus, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh right before the election to defeat the candidacy of Donald Trump. However, most of them are still active on Craigslist, fueling questions about whether the group is now among those feeding the post-election anti-Trump protests across the country. Many of the ads have Planned Parenthood Action, a PAC, emblazoned across the top and all of them list phone numbers belonging to the Community Outreach Group, a for-profit organization formed by Planned Parenthood as “a vendor of large-scale advocacy.” Protesting is among the tasks listed on its website. MoveOn.org and others already have been linked to the demonstrations. Protesters have been out on the streets since Wednesday and have been mostly peaceful. However, in some instances – like in the city of Portland – police used flash bombs last week to quell an angry mob that lit fires and smashed cars and store windows with bats. One protester was shot by a civilian. Planned Parenthood and Community Outreach Group have not returned phone calls seeking comment. Planned Parenthood, which received $553.7 million in tax dollars last year, had pledged to spend $30 million to defeat Trump, according to Rolling Stone. The money allegedly came from its super PAC, which “jointly” worked on the ground war, the magazine said. Former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., told FoxNews.com that he wasn’t surprised to hear a possible protest connection to the non-profit women’s health organization.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Nigerian Police, Shi’ite Muslims Clash in Kano State, at Least 9 Dead
Police said nine people were killed in clashes between Shi’ite Muslims and police during a religious procession in northern Nigeria on Monday, but the minority sect said dozens of its members lost their lives. The clashes occurred on the outskirts of Kano, a city in a state of the same name, as members of the country’s largest Shi’ite group, the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), conducted an annual procession to Zaria in neighboring Kaduna state. It was the latest in a series of incidents involving the sect. A judicial inquiry in August reported that 347 IMN members were killed and buried in mass graves after clashes with the army in December 2015, and two sect members were killed in processions in Kaduna state last month. Kano state Police Commissioner Rabiu Yusuf told reporters that nine people died in Monday’s violence — eight IMN members and a policeman. He said several people were injured, including four police officers.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Myanmar army says 86 killed in fighting in northwest
As many as 69 members of what Myanmar’s government has described as a Rohingya Muslim militant group and 17 security forces have been killed in a recent escalation of fighting in northwestern Rakhine State, the army said on Tuesday. The death toll, announced in the state-owned Global New Light of Myanmar daily, exceeded that reported by state media over the weekend, demonstrating the scale of the largest escalation of the conflict since violence erupted a month ago. Diplomats and observers have held out hope that the military will swiftly conclude its “clearance operation” in the troubled north of Rakhine, but the recent wave of killings has cast a doubt over such prospects.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Britain kills off plans for EU army after string of countries back the UK
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said the UK had successfully won over enough other countries to force the plans to be watered down. The policy win came as the US President Elect, Donald Trump, said countries should not expect protection from NATO if they do not meet defence spending targets. Mr Fallon said: “Instead of planning expensive new headquarters or dreaming of a European army, what Europe needs to do now is spend more on its own defence. That is the best possible approach to the Trump presidency. Britain meets the two per cent commitment, other European countries need to increase their own defence spending.” The Defence Secretary had previously warned Britain would veto any proposals that would threaten NATO until it begins the Brexit process. Mr Fallon described the conversation about the European Union army as “moving our way”. He added: “We’re avoiding a new military headquarters, the level of ambition seems to have been tempered.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Report: Global Internet Continues to Become Less Free
For the sixth year in a row, the global internet became less free as governments around the world re-doubled efforts to limit free expression, ban encryption technologies, and punish users for posting or sharing material deemed unacceptable by national authorities. Those are just a few of the findings of the annual “Freedom on the Net” report published by Freedom House, a pro-democracy think tank in Washington D.C. Freedom House researchers now estimate that just over two-thirds of all internet users in the world live in nations that actively restrict online activity and where users face harsh penalties for their posts, including prison and whippings. The survey of 65 nations determined that China, Iran, Syria and Ethiopia were the greatest abusers of internet freedoms, followed by Uzbekistan, Cuba, Vietnam and Saudi Arabia. Some nations, including North Korea which has a long record of flagrant human rights abuses, were not included. Among the nations that saw the biggest declines were Uganda, Bangladesh and Cambodia. Only 14 nations saw marginal improvements. Just three nations – China, India, and the U.S. – account for roughly 40 percent of all the world’s online users.
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Study: Obamacare Premiums to Increase 27%
A new study obtained by the Washington Free Beacon shows premium increases under Obamacare will actually be higher than the federal government’s projections. Obamacare premiums will increase by 27 percent next year, according to the center-right policy institute the American Action Forum. The Department of Health and Human Services announced last month that premiums would increase an average of 22 percent in 2017, with the health care law’s Silver plans rising to $296 per month. Premiums will increase as much as 145 percent in some states. The American Action Forum found that the average increase is likely to be higher than predicted because the agency did not factor in that nearly half of Obamacare plans no longer exist, forcing enrollees to switch to costlier plans. “In this study the American Action Forum finds that the cost of 2016 benchmark Silver plans will increase by an average of 27 percent in 2017 for a 27-year-old non-smoker,” writes Jonathan Keisling in the new report. “The lowest cost Bronze plan will increase by 22 percent in 2017.” The group said the government’s increase of 22 percent “can be misleading” because most of the 2017 Obamacare plans will be new. “Actual premium growth is likely worse than that as the 2016 benchmarks that still exist in 2017 will see a 27 percent increase,” the American Action Forum said. “Many of the 2016 benchmark plans no longer exist.”
Nov. 15, 2016
Headline: Immunity for Saudi investments in US despite JASTA
Headline: Saudi Arabia warns Trump on blocking oil imports
Saudi investments in the United States will “enjoy” sovereign immunity and will not be affected by the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), the official Saudi news agency reported on Monday. The Governor of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) – the Saudi central bank – stressed that there would be no issues over the law on Saudi investments in the US and that there is no intention to end pegging of the national currency, the Saudi Riyal, to the Dollar or to change the rate of exchange. During a press conference for the annual report of SAMA that discussed domestic and global economic developments, Dr. Ahmed bin Abdul Karim Al-Khulaifi indicated that the national economy continued to grow positively in 2015, as it increased according to data of real GDP, by 3.5 percent. However, he stated that the economic growth was influenced by the oil market, developments in the global economy and the atmosphere in the region. Last month, JASTA lead to a global outcry with many stated joining in to denounce the act. Late September the Saudi foreign ministry said that the enactment of the US legislation allowing 9/11 victims to sue the kingdom would weaken sovereign immunity and leave a negative impact on all nations. A ministerial source said JASTA would contribute to the “erosion” of the principle of sovereign immunity, which has governed international relations for hundreds of years, read a statement on the state-run news agency.
Nov. 15, 2016
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One of the many warnings Jesus told us to keep on the watch for was the sign of many earthquakes and “Great earthquakes”. Here is the list of all quakes in 2016 so far that are at least a 6.0 or higher.
A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck Papua New Guinea 92 km (57 mi) west southwest of Panguna on February 8, 2016. A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Chile 40 km (25 mi) west of Ovalle on February 10, 2016.
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck Indonesia 3 km (1.9 mi) east southeast of Andekantor February 12, 2016.
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck offshore of New Zealand northwest of Auckland Island February 15, 2016.
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Indonesia 133 km (83 mi) southwest of Leksula, Maluku on June 5, 2016.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck New Zealand 143 km (89 mi) south southeast of Raoul Island on June 6, 2016. A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck IndonesiaKota Ternate, North Maluku on June 7, 2016. A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck offshore of Indonesia June 9, 2016.
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck Nicaragua June 10, 2016.
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck the Solomon Islands June 10, 2016.
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck Vanuatu on June 14, 2016.
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Vanuatu on June 19, 2016.
A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck Kyrgyzstan on June 26, 2016.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Tonga northeast of Hihifo on July 10, 2016.
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Ecuador 32 km (20 mi) northwest of Rosa Zarate on July 11, 2016.
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck New Zealand 201 km (125 mi) northeast of Raoul Island on July 13, 2016.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Vanuatu 76 km (47 mi) north northwest of Isangel on July 20, 2016.
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck Australia July 25, 2016.
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck Chile 53 km (33 mi) northwest of the city of Diego de Almagro on July 25, 2016.
A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck Papua New Guinea July 25, 2016.
A 6.5 magnitude earthquake hits north of Aus, near PNG July 26, 2016.
A 6.0 magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu July 26, 2016.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck offshore of Chile west southwest of Puerto Quellón on July 27, 2016.
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit offshore trust territory of the Northern Mariana Islands July 29, 2016. 2016.
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck the South Indian Ocean on August 1, 2016.
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck Argentina 48 km (30 mi) west southwest of La Quiaca on August 4,2016.
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck offshore of Japan 66 km (41 mi) east northeast of Iwo Jima on August 4, 2016. A magnitude 7.2 quake struck offshore of the French Pacific special collectivity of New Caledonia August 12, 2016. A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck offshore south of the Fijian islands on August 12, 2016.
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck offshore of Russia east-southeast of Nikolskoye, on September 6, 2016.
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck southwest of Macquarie Island on September 8, 2016.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Peru on September 10, 2016.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Colombia east northeast of Mutatá, Antioquia on September 14, 2016.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck the Solomon Islands west of Honiara on September 14, 2016. A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Vanuatu 7 km (4.3 mi) northeast of Norsup on September 17, 2016.
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck offshore of Japan southeast of Katsuura, Chiba Prefecture on September 23, 2016. A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck the Philippines southeast of Tamisan, Davao Oriental, on September 24, 2016. A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck offshore of Tonga 125 km west-northwest of Neiafu on September 24, 2016.
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck Fiji 99 km (62 mi) north-northeast of Ndoi Island on September 24, 2016.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Japan (70 mi) north-northeast of Nago, on September 26, 2016. A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck Papua New Guinea 145 km (90 mi) north northeast of Kimbe on October 15, 2016. A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck Papua New Guinea west northwest of Kandrian, on October 17, 2016. A magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck Indonesia 156 km (97 mi) north of Indramayu, West Java on October 19, 2016.
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck New Zealand 28 km (17 mi) north northwest of Kaikoura on November 13, 2016. A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck New Zealand north northwest of Kaikoura on November 13, 2016.
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck New Zealand 12 km (7.5 mi) north of Kaikoura on November 13, 2016.
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck New Zealand 38 km (24 mi) west southwest of Kaikoura on November 14, 2016.
I leave the same warning with you as Jesus left us, quakes are a sign of the last days so keep on the watch.
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Headline: Ministers unanimously back Regulation Law
The coalition’s Ministerial Committee for Legislation passed on Sunday evening the Regulation Law, popularly referred to as the Amona bill or Normalization Law, which would normalize the status of Jewish towns in Judea and Samaria whose status is problematic and potentially stave off the demolition of the town of Amona. The proposed piece of legislation, sponsored by MKs Yoav Kish (Likud), Bezalel Smotrich (Jewish Home) and Shuli Mualem (Jewish Home), was unanimously endorsed by the committee, which meets each Sunday and is charged with determining which bills the coalition will back – and which it will oppose. The committee’s support for the law is a crucial step towards its passage. Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked (Jewish Home) praised the decision, saying it would block what she decried as the anti-democratic tactics of far-left NGOs.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Prime Minister backs bill to ban Mosque loudspeakers
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said Sunday he backed a bill limiting the volume of calls to prayer from mosques, a proposal government watchdogs have called a threat to religious freedom. Netanyahu, who spoke as a ministerial committee was to discuss the draft bill later in the day, said he would support such a move that some have labelled unnecessarily divisive. Israeli media reported that the bill would stop the use of public address systems for calls to prayer. “I cannot count the times — they are simply too numerous — that citizens have turned to me from all parts of Israeli society, from all religions, with complaints about the noise and suffering caused them by the excessive noise coming to them from the public address systems of houses of prayer,” Netanyahu said at the start of a cabinet meeting.
Headline: Mount of Olives security budget rises after wave of attacks
The Finance Committee approved Sunday the transfer of 2 million shekels ($500,000) to reinforce security at the Mount of Olives cemetery, in light of the rise in attacks on visitors and vandalism against Jewish graves at the site in recent years. The funds will be added to the budget of the Jerusalem Cemetery Council. Committee Chairman MK Moshe Gafni (United Torah Judaism) expressed satisfaction at the budget transfer. “It falls on the state to act so that anyone who wants to come to the Mount of Olives can do so in peace and visit the graves of their relatives.” “In addition, the reinforcement of security on-site will prevent the continuing damage done to the graves and maintain the dignity of the deceased and their families.” Gafni added. As the committee was making its decision, a groom who was visiting the grave of Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak Kook on the Mount of Olives was attacked with a barrage of stones. No one was injured, but the groom’s car suffered damage. An Arab youth was arrested for throwing stones.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Hezbollah hosts large military parade in Syria’s Al-Qusayr
Hezbollah held a large military parade in the Syrian city of Al-Qusayr on Sunday, showing off their massive military arsenal near the Lebanese border. Photos of this military parade were released by Hezbollah social media accounts on Sunday after the conclusion of this event. The Lebanese resistance organization also displayed a number of captured Israeli tanks from the latter’s illegal occupation of Lebanon (1982-2000) during the parade.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Saudi oil minister says OPEC production cut ‘imperative’
Headline: Houthi forces capture Saudi military base in Asir
Saudi Arabia’s oil minister said it was “imperative” that OPEC nations finalize an agreement over a cut in oil production aimed at boosting crude prices, Algerian media said Sunday. Khalid al-Falih met his Algerian counterpart Noureddine Boutarfa on Saturday and called on cartel members to stick to the surprise cut deal, reached in Algiers in September. “In this period marked by unstable oil prices it is imperative to reach a consensus between OPEC nations and to agree on an effective mechanism and precise figures to activate the historic Algiers accord,” Falih was quoted as saying by Algeria’s APS news agency. The September meeting of OPEC members produced an agreement to cut the cartel’s output by 750,000 barrels per day (bpd), according to Bloomberg News. Oil rose on news of the deal, but crude prices are still more than 50 percent lower than their mid-2014 levels. Falih said he was “optimistic” that the agreement would come into effect.
Nov. 13, 2016
During her interview with NPR (National Public Radio), Syrian presidential advisor, Bouthaina Shaaban, stated that the American people sent a great message to world by electing Donald Trump on Tuesday. “I think the American people have sent a great, a very important message to the world,” Shaaban told NPR on Thursday. Shaaban stated that Syrian President, Bashar Al-Assad, is willing to cooperate with Donald Trump, if he meets the Syrian government’s expectations. Donald Trump has stated in the past that he does not seek to overthrow Bashar Al-Assad; however, the two presidents do not currently have any channels of communication.
Nov. 11, 2016
Headline: Russian Air Force launches nonstop airstrikes over northern Hama
Headline: Syrian Army to launch east Aleppo offensive at midnight: report
The Russian Air Force has been relentless tonight over the northern Hama countryside, launching nonstop airstrikes above the jihadist positions in several villages. According to an Al-Masdar field correspondent, the Russian Air Force began the night by targeting the group of villages under jihadist control located near the government-held town of Mhardeh. The field correspondent added that these airstrikes specifically targeted the large villages of Taybat Al-Imam, Helfaya, Al-Lataminah, Kafr Zita, and Morek. Meanwhile in the Idlib Governorate, the Russian Air Force launched more than 50 airstrikes over the Jaysh Al-Fateh (Army of Conquest) controlled villages of Ma’arat Al-Nu’man, Binnish, Taftanaz, Saraqib, and Ma’arat Masreen. As of now, the Russian Air Force is still launching airstrikes over Idlib and Hama, targeting any site under jihadist control.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Nimrud: Iraqi forces ‘retake ancient city from IS’
Iraqi government forces say they have captured Nimrud, the site of an ancient Assyrian city overrun by Islamic State (IS) group militants two years ago. In March 2015, officials and historians condemned IS for the destruction of the archaeological site, which dates back to the 13th Century BC. The UN’s cultural body described the act as a war crime. IS says shrines and statues are “false idols” that have to be smashed. Nimrud lies about 30km (20 miles) south-east of the major city of Mosul, which Iraqi government forces are attempting to take from IS. An Iraqi military statement said: “Troops from the Ninth Armoured Division liberated Nimrud town completely and raised the Iraqi flag above its buildings after inflicting loss of life and equipment on the so-called Islamic State.”
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Erdogan hints at referendum on Turkey joining EU
Headline: Turkey: Don’t travel to US
Accusing Brussels of wanting Turkey to abandon its bid to join the EU, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hinted in an interview published Sunday he might put the question to a referendum. “The European Union is trying to compel us to withdraw from this (accession) process. If they don’t want us they should be clear about this, they should make a decision,” Erdogan told the leading daily Hurriyet. “Our patience is not endless. If need be, later, we could also consult our people,” he said, alluding to the UK’s Brexit referendum in June. Turkey’s bid to join the EU dates back to the 1960s with formal talks starting in 2005. But the process has been mired in problems, which current tensions have done nothing to help. Rocky relations between Ankara and the EU became even more strained in the wake of the failed coup in Turkey in July. Since then, some 35,000 people have been arrested and tens of thousands more have lost their jobs — including military officers, judges, teachers, civil servants and journalists — in a sweeping crackdown against alleged supporters of those behind the coup.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Trump’s first ME military action may target Iran
Donald Trump’s ratings soar in Iranian media too In more than one campaign speech, President elect Donald Trump declared that his number priority was “to dismantle the disastrous deal” with Iran, which he said was “the worst deal ever” He was referring to the 2015 accord negotiated with Iran by the 5P+1 (five Permanent Security Council members plus Germany), which the Obama administration presented as putting the lid on Iran’s nuclear weapons program. Trump vowed to use force if necessary to prevent Tehran from acquiring the bomb. So does Tehran have more to fear from Donald Trump than from Barack Obama in the way of US military intervention? They can’t be sure that he will not set out to show the world – and especially the Iranians – that under his presidency, they can no longer “mess with America.” debkafile’s Iranian sources report that the ayatollahs are concerned enough to seriously contemplate the following scenario. The incoming president, after he takes office in the White House on Jan. 20, will act to raise America’s lame image in the Middle East by a surgical strike against an Iranian nuclear facility. One option projected is the blowing up of the Arak heavy water plant for plutonium production at the military complex city of Arak; another would be destroying an Iranian ballistic missile base. Trump and the Republican-ruled Congress would certainly not tolerate Iranian breaches after America coughed up $150 billion in eased sanctions and released frozen assets. A Trump administration would be able to marshal seven arguments to justify military action:
Nov. 12, 2016
Headline: Four Americans killed in Afghanistan blast: Pentagon
Headline: Afghanistan: 4 Americans dead in blast at Bagram Airfield
Headline: US Embassy in Afghanistan closes after attacks
Headline: Taliban claims explosion at NATO air base in Afghanistan
Four Americans were killed Saturday in a huge explosion inside the largest US military base in Afghanistan, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said. The Americans — two service members and two contractors — were killed at Bagram Airfield by “an apparent suicide bomber,” Carter said in a statement, adding that the explosion wounded 16 other US service members and a Polish soldier participating in US-led NATO military operations.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Ethiopia releases list of over 11,000 state of emergency detainees
Ethiopia’s State of Emergency Inquiry Board has released the names and reasons of arrest for over 11,000 people believed to have taken part in violent anti-government protests in parts of the country. According to the state affiliated FANA Broadcasting corporate, the Inquiry board said ‘‘11, 607 people had been detained following the violence occurred in various parts of the country. About 347 of the detainees were females.’‘ Persons detained were detained at different centers across the country, amongst others; Awash, Tolay, Ziway, Dilla, Yirgalem, Bahir Dar and Addis Ababa centers. Some of the reasons given for their arrest included creating and inciting violence, spreading terror and creating instability, burning private and public service institutions and destroying investments. The country declared a six-month state of emergency to curtail the widening protests which started a year ago. The government declared the curfew following a discussion by the Council of Ministers on the loss of lives and property damages occurring in the country. The government has since promised political reforms to include a wider group of citizens. A recent cabinet reshuffle by Prime minister Hailemariam Daselegn, saw key positions handed to Oromos – who are part of the minority, their region has been the center of protests.
Nov. 12, 2016
Headline: United Nations sees risk of genocide in South Sudan conflict
South Sudan faces the risk of genocide if violence in the oil-producing nation escalates, the United Nations said. Civilians in the East African nation are being targeted along ethnic lines as the media is used to polarise communities, Adama Dieng, the UN special adviser on the prevention of genocide, told reporters Friday in the capital, Juba. Dieng ended a five-day visit to the country where he met government representatives, UN mission officials, civil society groups and community members. “The signs are all there for these ethnic targeting that could evolve into genocide if action is not taken,” Dieng said. “There is a strong risk of violence escalating along ethnic lines with a strong risk of genocide.”
Nov. 12, 2016
Headline: In Libya, United States lays plans to hunt down escaped Islamic State fighters
The Pentagon has tracked scores of Islamic State militants escaping fierce fighting in Libya’s coastal city of Sirte and has begun laying the groundwork for expanded air attacks to follow and kill them, part of a final push by the Obama administration to blunt multiplying militant threats across the broader Middle East. Intelligence from surveillance aircraft flying over Sirte and areas south of the city allowed the U.S. military’s Africa Command to track up to several hundred militants who U.S. officials now fear could be preparing to mount a counterattack on allied Libyan forces. The president’s counterterrorism advisers are eager for Africa Command to pursue militants who have fled the coastal city but say military planners have more “homework” to do collecting and analyzing U.S. intelligence on their new encampments to ensure that U.S. strikes won’t inadvertently kill civilians. “These guys are fleeing the fighting. There aren’t too many of them,” said one U.S. senior official who, like others, spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss operations. “Why wouldn’t you want to pick them off?”
Nov. 11, 2016
Headline: US to take Australia asylum seekers on Nauru and Manus Island
Australia and the US have reached a resettlement deal for asylum seekers held in offshore detention centres in Papua New Guinea and Nauru. Under the agreement, the migrants there will be assessed and the most vulnerable will be resettled in the US. About 1,200 people are being held in the asylum centres on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea and on Nauru island. Australia’s policy of sending migrants who arrive by boat to offshore facilities has been criticised. Announcing the deal with the US on Sunday, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said the resettlement process would be gradual. “US authorities will conduct their own assessment of refugees and decide which people are resettled in the US,” he said. He did not say how many refugees would be relocated, but said that women, children and families would be prioritised.
From the Last Chronicles of Planet Earth page 339
“Sheba, and Dedan, and the merchants of Tarshish, with all the young lions thereof, shall say unto thee, Art thou come to take a spoil? Hast thou gathered thy company to take a prey? To carry away silver and gold, to take away cattle and goods, to take a great spoil?” (Ezekiel 38:13) As the attack begins, we see specific nations that are mentioned which only give their formal protest against the invading armies. The nations which give their formal protest are not engaged in the battle. Sheba and Dedan in verse 13 are modern day Saudi Arabia. Great Britain is what is referred to in the Old Testament as Tarshish. The nations which broke away from Great Britain are the United States, Canada, and Australia; these nations are considered the young lions of Tarshish or Great Britain in modern day terms.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: US protesters plan fifth day of marches against Trump presidency
Headline: 7 arrested in Las Vegas protest of Donald Trump
Demonstrators across the United States planned to take to the streets for a fifth straight day on Sunday to protest the election of Donald Trump, as the president-elect sparred on social media with one of the nation’s largest newspapers. Protests were scheduled for Sunday afternoon in New York City and Oakland, California, according to online announcements. Thousands in several cities have demonstrated since the results from Tuesday’s election showed Trump lost the popular tally but gained enough votes in the 538-person Electoral College to win the presidency, surprising the world.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Death toll rises to 50 in IS-claimed blast in Pakistan
Headline: ISIS flourishes and recruits in Pakistan
The death toll from a bomb blast at a Sufi shrine in southwest Pakistan has risen to 50 people with more than 100 wounded, officials said. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the suicide attack Saturday at the shrine of Sufi saint Shah Bilal Noorani in the southwestern province of Baluchistan. Abdur Rasool, an official at the province’s Home Ministry, said rescuers were transporting the wounded to hospitals and the dead to local morgues, but were struggling in the difficult mountainous terrain, some 350 kilometers (217 miles) south of the provincial capital, Quetta. The blast targeted worshippers as they were in the throes of their devotional “dhamal” dance, and the courtyard at the time was packed with families, women and children. The Islamic State group’s statement on the IS-affiliated Aamaq news agency said the suicide attack had targeted “Shiites.” The shrine is frequented by both Pakistan’s Sunni Muslim majority and Shiite minority. IS considers all Shiite Muslims heretics.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Catalans protest Spain’s legal challenges to secession
Thousands of Catalan separatists have gathered in Barcelona to protest a series of legal challenges made by Spain’s government against pro-independence Catalan politicians. Several of Catalonia’s lawmakers are facing court cases sought by the Spanish government for having staged a secession referendum in 2014 in disobedience of a court order and for other regional laws designed to prepare a path toward secession. Those politicians include Catalonia’s former regional president, Artur Mas, and the current speaker of the regional parliament, Carme Forcadell, who both attended Sunday’s protest. Separatist sentiment has been on the rise in recent years in the wealthy northeastern region that speaks Catalan along with Spanish.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Albania arrests ex-rebel fighter in Syria, finds explosives
Albanian police say they have arrested a former rebel fighter in Syria and found an explosive device and ammunition at his home. A police statement Saturday said Ervin Duka, 29, was arrested in Guras village 120 kilometers (75 miles) east of the capital Tirana. A TNT explosive device and 89 rounds of ammunition were found at his home. Local media reported Duka went to Syria in 2014 and returned the same year after becoming injured in fighting there. A police official confirmed that, declining to be named due to the sensitivity of the case, which is still under investigation. Police did not link Duka with the other 15-member group arrested a week ago in Albania and neighboring Kosovo and Macedonia, accused of links to the Islamic State group in Syria.
Nov. 12, 2016
Headline: Eight dead in clashes between Myanmar army and militants in Rakhin
Eight people died and 36 were arrested in clashes between the Myanmar army and what the government believes are Rohingya Muslim militants in northern Rakhine State, state media said on Sunday, in the largest escalation of the month-old conflict yet. Skirmishes took place throughout Saturday in villages in the north of Rakhine, leaving one officer and one soldier dead. Six bodies of attackers were recovered in the aftermath, while 36 other people believed to be involved were arrested. About 60 attackers armed with guns, knives and spears ambushed government troops on Saturday morning, the state-owned Global New Light of Myanmar said. The army returned fire, but at one point asked for army choppers to reinforce because its troops were outnumbered, the paper said. Soldiers have poured into northern Rakhine, close to the border with Bangladesh, since Oct. 9, after an insurgent group of Rohingyas that the government believes has links to Islamists overseas launched coordinated attacks on several border posts.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Obama Quietly Signs Executive Order: Advancing the Global Health Security Agenda to Achieve a World Safe and Secure from Infectious Disease Threats
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Headline: U.S. to push ahead on climate pact before Trump takes over: Kerry
Headline: Obama officials work against time to wrap banking rules
Headline: Is a Muslim from the Midwest set to take over the Democratic National Committee?
Headline: Haiti faces a ‘major food crisis’, its interim president says
The international community is falling short in its commitment to Haiti’s recovery, the country’s interim President Jocelerme Privert says. Jocelerme Privert told the BBC that devastating losses from last month’s Hurricane Matthew were equal to the country’s entire national budget. Mr Privert said Haiti was facing a “major food crisis” and worsening levels of malnutrition. He urged governments around the world to do more to help.
Nov. 11, 2016
The Health Ministry has announced that the Rishon LeZion municipality will be spraying pesticides in a 4,000-square-meter wide radius around the home of an infected Zika patient, in an attempt to stop the deadly virus from spreading. Zika has been known to cause both microcephaly and malformed brains in affected fetuses. It is not yet known how long Zika stays active in the bloodstream, or whether recurrent infections are just as dangerous as initial infections. Zika is spread by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, which are not common in Israel. However, it is also spread by contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person, and may be able to be transferred from humans to other types of mosquitoes. So far, there have been ten confirmed cases of Zika in Israel.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: Explosion outside church wounds 4 in central Indonesia
Indonesian police say an explosion outside a church on Borneo has wounded four children. National police spokesman Brig. Gen. Agus Riyanto says s a number of vehicles were damaged Sunday in the explosion at the parking lot of the Oikumene Church in Samarinda, the provincial capital of East Kalimantan province. Police are investigating the cause of the blast. Media reports quoted local police spokesman Lt. Col. Fajar Setiawan as saying the explosion came from a Molotov cocktail thrown by a man riding on a motorbike. Setiawan is quoted as saying the man was arrested. The four children were slightly wounded and are being treated at a hospital.
Nov. 13, 2016
Headline: New Zealand tsunami: Live updates as search-and-rescue operation begins after major 7.8-magnitude earthquake kills two
People who live along the east coast have been told to retreat to higher ground immediately, with emergency officials warning that waves as high as 10ft are possible. An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 has struck near Christchurch, New Zealand, killing two people and triggering a tsunami warning for part of the east coast. The quake struck 57 miles north-northeast of the city just after midnight local time on Monday and shook much of the country. Two deaths have been reported – one in Kaikoura and one in Mt Lyford. Earlier, officials said a number of casualties have been reported in the town of Kaikoura, which was hit hard by the disaster. People who live along the east coast were told to retreat to higher ground as the tsunami warning was issued, but it was later downgraded for most of the country. Waves as high as 10ft are still possible between Marlborough and Banks Peninsula.
Nov. 13, 2016
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I want to answer the comments I received since putting up the news concerning Donald Trump.
Comment:toorop1113 hours agodude if he’s a new Christian then why are you showing him scriptures that are way out of his knowledge! babies need milk not prime steak!
First of all, my name is not dude. Second, if Trump knows nothing about these matters he has to have them taught to him so he will have the Lord’s knowledge in these matters. Knowing Trump I am sure he will want to all there is to know about these things. While it is true that new born Christians are on the milk some who have been placed in superpower positions which will force them to mature faster than others. Trump is going to need as much help in these matters has possible. As to your question. If I don’t point out these truths it would be possible that someone who has false doctrine may give bad information to him which may lead him in the wrong direction than that which the Lord wants to take him.
Comment:shrekipep1WOW, Trump is a “Baby Christian” but President Obama was condemned because he was labeled a Muslim without PROOF! All the prophecies about Obama, USA collapsing, etc., etc., all FAILS. Trumps flaws are “overlooked” but President Obama is judged. Amazing how we put some people to the Front Pew and others to the Back Pew who were both sinners. President Obama is “accused” of forsaking Israel but he gave them the money for their Antimissile Shield and Gave the the biggest military aid package in Presidential history. Oh, God LOVES Trump but not OBAMA. Hmmmmm. Seems to me, we need to step back and review the Scriptures again because the Lord said, if those days are not shortenend, even the very ELECT will be deceived.
As to shrekipep1 what was the first thing Obama do in 2008. He gave orders to cover up the cross of Christ in the places he spoke at. Then during his presidentecy almost every direction he took the nation was one that opposed what God’s word teaches. If you search the net on Israel and the U.S. relations during Obama’s 8 years you will find that Israel considered the Obama administration the worse in U.S. history. This type of information came out of Israel not just the U.S. During the peace talks between Israel and the PLO Obama took sides over and over again with the PLO not Israel. The Bible makes it clear that we would know who is and who is not a real Christian by their fruits (WHAT THE PERSON DOES)! For these reasons and many more like siding with Iran an enemy of Israel with the Iranian nuclear deal is why people stated Obama was not a Christian. While it is true from time to time Obama give arms to Israel it is also true that the motive behind the U.S. funds was to become unheard of by Israel. Here is a quote from The Jerusalem Post dated “6/23/2016 “This week MK, Michael Oren stood up to his boss in the Kulanu party, Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon, to the political Left, including hundreds of retired security brass, and to the IDF General Staff. The former ambassador to Washington urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to sign the multi-year security assistance deal that US President Barack Obama demands Israel accept.The problem isn’t the money. By all accounts, Obama’s multi-year military assistance package is generous. The problem is that in exchange for the expanded military aid, Obama is demanding that Israel surrender its diplomatic and military independence to the White House.” In the face of the deal it may have appeared good but there was no way Israel would every surrender its diplomatic and military independence! This would put Israel in grave danger from their enemies. In short, Obama was no real friend to Israel and anyone who takes sides with Israel’s enemies is walking against what God teaches us. In just about everything Obama did during his 8 years showed he sided with the Muslims not the Christians. Not once did Obama try to help those Christian Pastors who were taken by Iran yet he went out of his way to make sure hundreds of thousand of Muslims would be able to enter the U.S. without knowing exactly who they were. http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Column-One-Obamas-money-and-Israels-sovereignty-457567 Here is a fact that shows where Obama was leaning and it wasn’t with Israel. Did you know Obama made one trip to Israel as President and for his 8 years in office he refused to recognize Jerusalem as its capital. If Obama was a real man of Christ there could be no way he could not recognize Jerusalem as the capital. After all this was God choice for Christ and, it still is as the word shows us that Jesus will go to Jerusalem and take His seat as prophecied. So shrekipep1 don’t write me and leave out the important facts about the last 8 years under Obama. As to Donald Trump, since Mark Taylor’s prophecy has come to pass about Trump you need to hold back what you think about Trump and see what happens. If Christ is with him and, there is no reason at this point that He isn’t, you need to support him or you will be fighting not against Frank DiMora but with Christ’s appointed (Trump).
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