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The British government made an official announcement, and it will very possibly be used as a reason to initiate attacks on Iran before the midterms.
Although there was little action coming out of the Middle East over the last few days, politicians seemed to have gathered to try to control Israel's existence.
In every generation, there are a few souls who truly change the spiritual consciousness of the world around them. One of those souls was Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum, who died this morning, October 18, and will be buried in the Mount of Olives Cemetery in Jerusalem. Because he did so much for both Jews and Christians, it is appropriate to honor this great man.
Shavuah tov, may this new week bring new blessings that lead to real peace and safety for the land o
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth had a meeting on Monday in Israel. The meeting was "secret" in that it was not in either man's official schedule, and neither the U.S. nor Israel ever mentioned it. It was apparently a long meeting, and suspicions are that they were discussing the renewal of the war against Iran.
Tuesday brought lots of rhetoric from Iran and its allies, so much so that we need to start wondering if they are pushing for a military war again. Three Iranian officials told Reuters early on Tuesday that Iran is deliberately dragging out talks with the United States specifically in an attempt to politically weaken President Donald Trump and his supporters ahead of the November
The signs are again pointing to military action against Iran coming sooner rather than later, whether that is before or shortly after the mid-term elections.
This weekend saw the Houthis sending a lot of missiles to Saudi Arabia, most of which were intercepted.
Tuesday is election day in Israel, and that is where the focus of the country rests. There are over 12,000 locations for Israelis to cast their
As we watch the challenges and riots occurring in Europe, it is clear that the United States is the last line of defense for Western Civilization, and Israel is the first line of defense, making this most recent election in Israel extremely important not only for Israelis but for all of the world.
