The Pope of Rome traveled to Geneva in Europe to meet with the World Council of Churches in a call for world unity and peace in the ecumenical meetings. Pope Francis also pitched for greater togetherness at the ecumenical services hosted by the World Council of Churches. The WCC is a fellowship of hundreds of church organizations whose goal is … Read More
Israeli Jets Strike Iranian Munitions At Damascus Airport
Reports say that two Israeli missiles struck a target at Damascus International Airport. Although Syrian state media acknowledged Israel making the attack, they tried to downplay the target and its location. But reports say that the midnight attack from Israel targeted an Iranian cargo plane which had landed at the Damascus airport. The Israeli airborne missiles hit an Iranian air … Read More
50,000 People Flee Syria’s Southwest As Fighting Escalates
Fighting has escalated in southern Syria as government forces are pushing deeper into rebel-held territories in Daraa province under the cover of Russian airstrikes. The United Nations estimated that up to 50,000 people have been displaced by the military offensive thus far. Jordan has said its borders will remain closed for any new refugees, calling on the U.N. to provide … Read More
No Stopping Syria & Russia West of Euphrates [Video]
Video shows how Syria with its allies of Russia and Iran, have launched a major military offensive into southwest Syria in the Daraa province, which borders Israel at the Golan Heights, to retake that territory from rebels. No one can stop Syria and Russia from conquering the Daraa province and soon Syria, Russia, and Iran will be at Israeli Golan border … Read More
Syria Massing Troops To Attack Israel Buffer Zone [Video]
Video describes how the Syrian Regime is massing troops in preparation for a major military operation into the country’s southwest region to regain the Daraa province from rebels. But this is the Syrian province at Israel’s border of the Golan Heights. And this is the sensitive area where Russia and the U.S. agreed to a de-escalation buffer zone at Israel. … Read More
Suicide – What Jesus & Anthony Bourdain Both Said [Video]
Video shows that CDC reports suicide rates up across all segments of USA. This week it was Anthony Bourdain & others. Amazingly, Bourdain said same words as Jesus in a interview before his death. CDC says suicide is happening to people at all levels and areas of life in the U.S., even to those who seem to have success and … Read More
Turkey’s President Anticipates War Over Austrian Mosque Closures
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has warned of a possible “war” between Christianity and Islam after the right-wing Austrian government announced it would shut down seven foreign-funded mosques and could expel dozens of Turkish Muslim imams in its crackdown on political Islam. Responding to the recent news, Erdogan called the Austrian government’s vow to shut down the mosques and expel 60 imams … Read More
Austria Closes Mosques Expels Imams
Austria’s government has said that it is closing seven mosques and plans to expel imams in a crackdown on “political Islam” and foreign financing of religious groups. The actions by the government are based on a 2015 law that, among other things, prevents religious communities from getting funding from abroad. Interior Minister Herbert Kickl said the residence permits of around … Read More
With America Death Rate Up – U.S. Life Expectancy Down Again
The U.S. death rate rose last year, and 2017 likely will mark the third straight year of decline in American life expectancy, according to preliminary data. Death rates rose from diseases like diabetes, flu and pneumonia according to numbers posted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And full-year data is not yet available for drug overdoses, suicides or … Read More
Americans Say Worse Off Now Than 50 Years Ago
What a difference 50 years makes. The majority of Americans say in a survey that things are worse off now than 50 years ago. What happened? The Pew Research Center, a nonprofit think tank in Washington, D.C., asked nearly 43,000 people in 38 countries around the globe the question, if life was better or worse today than it was 50 years ago. … Read More