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Israel had just earlier declared that the Golan Heights, which they captured from Syria in the 1967 Six-Day War, will forever be Israeli land. But the U.N.’s 15-member security council—of which both Russia and the U.S. are permanent members—declared that its decision on the Golan “remains unchanged” and the U.N. security council rejected the Israeli claim. The Israeli Prime Minister visited Russian … Read More

The U.S. President announced this week the biggest expansion of U.S. ground troops in Syria since its civil war began. Defense experts said the deployment of more Special Forces soldiers increases U.S. forces in Syria giving more fighters on the ground access to U.S. close air support which could shift the momentum in Syria. With the Syrian War cease fire … Read More

Iran is ramping up its military presence in Syria amid failing peace talks between the rebels and the Syrian Government. The Iranian government is now, more than ever, investing in propping up the regime’s dwindling army and air force. Iran has for years had a military presence in Syria, but the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, the elite military unit in … Read More

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in a quick trip to Russia tells Russian President Vladimir Putin that the Golan is a red line for Israel. This is after Russian warplanes fired on Israeli jets and one intruded Israeli airspace crossing over the border of the disputed Golan Heights between Israel and Syria. Netanyahu had just earlier declared that the Golan Heights, which they … Read More

In the past three days, powerful earthquakes have struck in three different countries across the globe. Christ the Lord specifically called out earthquakes in the Signs of the Last Days™ before His coming and the end of the age. The latest struck today in Tonga with a magnitude of 5.8, according to the U.S. Geological Survey and a report from USA Today. … Read More

When evaluating ways in which the highly religious and the less religious are different: on average, Americans who say they attend religious services weekly and pray daily also report being happier than those who are less religiously committed, according to Pew Research Center, a think-tank in Washington, DC. Per the research, four-in-ten highly religious adults say they are generally “very … Read More

Two Russian warplanes flew simulated attack passes on a U.S. guided missile destroyer in the Baltic Sea on Tuesday, the U.S. military has said. One official describing them as one of the most aggressive interactions in recent memory. The events are reminiscent of the Cold War, when a series of close calls led to a bilateral agreement aimed at avoiding … Read More

The Washington article reports Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is said to be rallying support to thwart the U.S. President’s bid to become the Secretary-General of the United Nations after he leaves the White House. It says the President has already discussed the issue with political officials in the United States, according to Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida. Mr. Netanyahu recently is said to … Read More

Al –Jarida, an Arabic language Kuwaiti magazine, published an article claiming that the US President has set his sights on becoming the next Secretary General of the United Nations when he leaves the Oval Office. The article also claimed that upon hearing of President Obama’s plans, Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu “vowed to counter his campaign.” READ ARTICLE HERE Sign Up … Read More

The U.S. Navy is leading a 30-nation maritime exercise across Middle Eastern waters that it says will help protect international trade routes against possible threats. The exercise, partly held in the Persian Gulf, comes as tensions run high between Gulf Arab countries and Iran over its role in the region. The U.S. President will soon attend a summit in Riyadh … Read More